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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
MAJ I {.

DIsuNiox The Legislature of Mlssis-
sippi has appropriated $40 900 to pay the
expcnses of the Delegates Ia the Nashvi lie
Convention aud $500 900 additional for
future contingencies; su' Jeci to the con
troll of the Legislature.
PATENT OfFicE BUILDINe.-The work
on the east wing of this building has b'en
resumed, and II is the intention Of The con
tractor. to carry up the walls, 40 that IN
gr,"rr- oesi 'hs rcor -'sv he r'i ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

a Southern paper says tina, "a'l the Ia
Sss t.e "a, IIs.os ts a -,e<
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

RAtrB WALDO EssRsos - about TO 'e-
r-. eov-t, 81 'e,'urt' in Brocklyr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

sNFsl,,r Mathew has aniyst al No
h.ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

sandot, Madame Ganter and maid NYork; Mise Lovett,
Canada Pieabia and lady, Mr. Rider and lady Mr.
Labat and lady hrs Mears son. Berren
Mr. Perkins and lady bearer Of dispatches Mr. Mrs de
Pnibusgue Houghton, lady and child, Mr. w MacFa-
lane hseFarlane Or cyrus Berrien, de vsaseo. de
Nelaseo Mexico: Walsh, NOreans; w Y Chapman New
Buckpehsm, hassaohusetts Hallett Mobiles Hall
lett. Mr. Lemone NYork; Finser Baron Gerolt Col Nc
Dongail MI Montgomery. 52d rasiment: Rev Goodman,
Ihiia Jamm, Mr. Martin. Mr. Gautherin and brother
IaIis MI Louis Hergert Mr. Stracban Mr. Gawathmey
Crother f9bie Gsrrsan. Mr. M.eKiliOg. Tnprillss
Lustra Tampico; John Mott Mobile; Simon Con treres
Santa Cruz, Juan Travail Pedro Travail, Havanna Chas
Drisccl Horsfall; Richard Frey, Welshman, Mr. UNI
bers, Chettenham. Eng.
FoR HAIITAx-Mr Bell and lady, Mr. p AcMartn, Jersey
City; Hemmngway, Major Elliott and servant, Mr. Scud
der, Jersey City; Mr. Crighton, Halifax Mr. Hodenbers-
Specie <s22.535
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Theresa semmer San Franssoo and Benea sehr Rssper
Leps. ard Asnts. Lord Boston sid brig Geo Russell
l6,6-Arr bark Francis BrOughtsn. BucoO brles J,beI
.eST fps bga aHsS. s.anai B Ne sas n
stT0ns rsssIaPssa 5srn SrE Shkpo%D; Sa
Bates. San francisco.
rR7sr .n S! for
B.scoh ;ca schs rrssilS Robbins ta Rtmors
CnAELrsToS, July s-Arr bark AvOs Harding. Boston.
IAN AM-Arr steamship Sou therner Barry NYork. Cid
stsspslp Issle Rollins Key West and Havana sP shp
,.th ohr 81 Townsend n1yr; DC Grace. fSGP John Par,
Brsto and sarah NYork for Taunton Below, two sehr
s T, on i Jas anSa arssn ssDy r Be-
os rs sehrs huise ard NARY and two sehrs aaknSwr
FS ron cdn aR :fI' bosGsn
River fSr James m jn,y caiSS.a sTosOs Nvor,
Union johnson 90; bark Pseihe ,rj Chsndsr BRISTOL
d SSn psna Srp si
Tho' fea,son tBr nemsisy, Belize Hon Towed to SEA
NonroLx. July is-Arr brig fremont sprowi Choptank
ana sprung .i II Distress had been ashore on
krwruRrPoEr July liArr sehr Forrest Parsons, ROnd-
INV Brpronp July l5Arr sehrs Lucy Ann Mann. Bal
NErossET July lelp port. schr Northern Light. Davis
INV HAVEN. July i6-Arr soop AdOnis Jennings. Albany
Sid schr Monmouth Bagby, Virginia; slOOp L Dennson
N,wpeRT July i5Arr sOhrs cOrinns Tinncy NYork for
% SaH'
Candy do; sloop Harvest French Providence for New
York; Blackstone. APpeby, dol 10th, schr Labrani Bell
Philadelphia. .
PENSACOLA July 3Cid schr Roanoke, Wood Portsmouth,
NH.
Possh.s1 Ssy sArT ss4.. EsssSs. Fssno Nsasr
ThoIndike and Texas, Psbury, NYOrk Sid ship sa10py
for Cronstadt.
PHnaPIir,r July is-Arr brigJw Johnson {Brl Psy.
A%ss d. Ahsn brown, Endiooit bss.oa; Monte Chris
TO, Tutlill, Maven Henry Payson, ONei New York;
Goodspeed Wilcox Hartford steamer Black Diamond Ste
yenson, kYork. Cid ship Andalusa, wilson, SFraneisco
lark Robert Morris Rio Janero brig swan Bray
Boston, sehrs Tortoa Ludwig do; Clarissa Griffin do AL
bion, Lufkn do; Democrat Berry Milton, Mass Monte
Christie, Tuthll Bristol RI Brown, Endicott, Dghtsn
Goodspeed Wilcox, Hartford; Cornthian, Boynon Ban
Hodgdon Boston; Ottoman Seely do Julia
Ann Van Cementer, NYork steamer Penobscot Seymour
EYork
PRovDENcE July l5rr scbrs Noble. ireland, Phladel
pha: Adventurer Preston Rondouti Nnes Cherry, Phi
IAdelphis; Catte, Shaw do: Antares, Quincy, do;
Ontario Vangildry Roxasa Rurleigh Worth Delaware
City; Worcester Rhodes Philadelphia Marcy Hewitt. do
Rnggold Mott Rappahannock River John Bowman Churn
Virginia. Roger Williams, Sturgis NYork. =
RICHMOND, July l6-Arr schrs Ann Hutchinson Key.
York orianna, Dodge do Sid schr Mary Peck Rowland
NYork. -
sALy suly l6Arr brig Fides Orb Newport. Eng sohr
| Dove (Br), La Have.
sAvAssAH July l2-Arr ship Frsnconia Boyle, NYork;
bark Isaac Mead Brown dos briggs Wilson Fuller Lewis: Ex
eel Tallman, and Macon Watkins dol schr Morris VAIN.
Erickson, do. Cid bark Vernon, Faye, Work
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glsssew Scotland siip An.iss, Steele, r.m Manila for
bsssyis was IN 80 April y az GSsPAr straits: ., Sand
Heads April Win hide order ga ult lAaSo lon
~ e. cav an an bark showing private signal blue white
Ship AZ s;SsIof rosor>. steele M,nila March 2s with
Ship william Stewart sri Jameson. Canton lso days
Ia spoke bs solomon Baton STarss hence Cor Nsuytas
50 ss ' r 81 p.Ty on
.nsEe oa Of lses s1ys ssSins on board a. the time the
US soreshiP Relief 1t csmds JTOtten Gibraltar, IS
Bark Black Frsr tBrl Williams Manila 10 days With
n 20 w islt the shock Of earthquake which lasted
from three mimi barometer the time 20 80.
termOmeter Is degree wind from to Sc with heavy
Bark Victory (O Yorktown Mel Hedges Belfast Iro IS
days with ir, n 70 ) Bnnlop.
Bari TlOrss CID Tidal Glasgow IS days with iron
Bark Louisa csroliue 1rathsm Mayaguer Pr y days.
peahe Bay spike Brsm hip Rbeeoa from Bremen for Bal
Brig 5sSy m:ssTt OBJ Es5ss TsTgoSi days with
Brig Eliza ws1e tof FToeportG Deanison, Madeira Jane
S h TS to master N.rc,,. 5, days. with
Bris Duke % Wellington tr Tive Rio Grands q days,
lsn spoke brig DIsrea Br from Cardiff for Baltimore
a & &C % az e Tipa
Brig Potomac smith So Martins IS days. with salt Jno
Dgrshd .,,.,o,., winohon,.,, c.,a.,.. "a
dsgs s wiz niss sugar Ssr 20 'Ncsmit Son.
Brig hiemac Brl spanase' h2guiiia with salt to W
Hamilton.
srs James Crosby tSf BaDgorl Psndletsn, Wilmington
Brig John Dalton (of Boston Burkett Cardenas days.
with fugar. 20 Nesmith X Son.
Schr (Br, Scherries, Cardiff w, IS days. with
railroad on. to order
schr Richmond q masted Kelly Apaachiooa 20 days.
with cotton. &c, to NJ Thomas.
Schr Ann yuan Totten. kewbern, Nc days, with
val stores. to Dnllard h Potter.
Schr vanguard. Arnold Via gina, 3days.
Sloop Thos Hawkins Barker. Providence.
Steamer Penobseot, Seymour, Philadelphia.
Two ships names not ascertainod
sailed.
Steamship Europa for Halifax and Liverpool.
JvLY lZ-Wind during he he south fresh.
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LoNDos-Paciet ship Sir Robert Pee-Capt Joseph Foot
BA and lady; Miss Ann Foot; Mrs Campbell child and
nurse, of Tsrone Major Heyne lady Miss Heyne
Masters and Heyne Of London; Mr. Brown and lady
TisnthsmmaI. Miss Eliza Parker Mace, Gilbert, VIM
children Mrs Sarah Bullock and child Miss smith, Mr.
Altar and children, Mrs Bsnbridge, Mr. Walker and
lady Leopold Boyde lady and children20 in the
age
WHAnPoA-Ship Chapnpg-wm williams, of NYork.
CANTor-Ship VIM Stewsrt-Mr II Farnham.
CALcurrA-ship samoset-Rchard Nichols, Of Boston;
r Rice, Of Cambridge.
BnIYAsr-Bsrk vietory-Mr Mulholland and family Rev
Mr. Ware and lady Miss Logan So in the Storage
CARDENAs- Brig John Dalton-Mr b raier.
ANeosTU RA-Brg Caronia-Antonia NJ Soteldo.
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Tslegraphic Marine Reports.


Arived-ship Vim Coldard. Calcutta. May %. Cape
Good SE 10 miles ship bound w, showing
he prvae AL and her again II th
inst 80 lsn " Is; 25th ult lat 80 lon 40 passed
ins Sc she Du toh hay for sig
nall 18th inst la aS Ion y 5!rpok. ship Jsnha NyoIi
Pansms ship Osibee, NO leans; 2th ult brig 0role
Orleans 10TH 1orn amt Hylas schr Marion
NYork; bark Pgr fetou, July 9th. 18Th, lat AZ 80 lon
Is TO- spoke bark Mary Melville, Boston for San francsco
brig Join Dow, Natsnlas July lth lith lat p 80 lon
49, spoke fohr EdSaId Adams Philadelphia for kingstsn
ia brig Elisha Dean. Batmore; Geo Engs Richmond
Principe, Philadelphia; Vintage, albany.
BRrsroI. July Is.
Arrivedsoops Gazette and Excel, NYork. SID schr So
nator, Rondout.
l... FALL RIVER, July Is.
Arrived-Sebrs Wandopasso, Rappahannock Minerva,
Baltimore; Dart, Philadelphia; Hume Ronaout.
Nrw ORLEANS, July IT,
Arrivod-Brig Maria, Boston.
Nxw BEDFORD, July Is.
Arrived-schr Augusta, Norfolk.
PORTLAND. July l6.
Arrived-brig Roberta Philadelphia. CID brig Field,
Philadelphia.
PRovmESce. July Is.
Arrvedsioop Henry Nyork. CID brigs Algonquin Rag
ged Island Oceota, Charleston
SALrN July l6-
Arived-Brig Roland, Philadelphia. Sid brig America.
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-18

MEDICAL.


REANDRETHs PILLs-syNorsIso OF DIRECTIONS
- The method, in recent attacks OF Sickness take
three four or hve pills. IL the operation is full and the
symptoms of the complaint removed Of health
restored But ~ the operation has been hrisk then ~
viii e best 20 take doses Of pills. The pills
should be taken the last thing night early
morning. should the disease not be removed after several
doses i nevertheless wise TO perence has
fully established the fact that Brandrshs Pills sure TO
eject cure because they cleanse and purify the blood
anu ey wi purify this fluid and when this DONE health
sure 10 follow Directions in chronic OF disease-A
disease chronic whose duration has exceeded forty days
In cases ~ this description the Brapdreth Pills should be
used IN nc two or three times week in
morning will be well 10 begin with. The
pension OF the purgaton depend symptoms
and convenience OF PATIENTS During the Suspension the
puraton fluids required in the place the old
deprsyed that haze been removed But long
eased humors remain in the system they will tend accord
ng TO their quantity, 10 viiiae those that
sound the purgstion must be repeated suspended aud
repeated again, until the IL perfect To become fully
cured ef chronic ditease not particle Of the humors
which were sepTayed and which In fact the Of
the disease must be suffered 20 remain In the system. This
practice has faithfully followed by hundreds Of thou
sands in the uniteS States and not single failure has
snee. Brsndreth's Pills are sold At DR.. BRANDRErHS
principal Office 2 Broadway also AT his retail Offices
2s Hudson street and 2s Bowery, cents per box with
full directions De careful rs above, and
OF will yoid couuterf,itR.
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Tn RALPu. AUTHOR or rHR spRAorIcAI p,I

- yss. Tr>ssiss,- s.-ome. hoes. V u 4. II; ses p
VIE sppy 4 the ssriss ssss. of ssrtsin dssss.s v H.
ssrprssd ~ the asa rapidly ef the esre In
ssSsy .ssfss siss ss.i.ai sls.s.es a. ers. ssss.-
- s1ssssees sns vsxY ssssnsvs pr~ssicA he sss
s.gs rssssa ~ sAsas sss y sstsss> fsa sthss u
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DR l. noRrAnoRE wouLn GAR TO rnosp VINO

hN IA hOkrAh0M WOULn tAr 10 THOsI WUO
have .cssrssted tisesss ~c.s. .. vesss ,sss ia rss.
ssaon. sad treated sueesssAly shcusssAs a pssisnts
ne vhs yish Y ssns.a ne g he:s ecnps,s nsy a.
z. v.i.s y.sr nss.h z. yi sv.it the. have. -Ao
Nat their tira u nssls,ss All tAss 10 sss.s.~sy
es.sss Y All is f.rna r.ssens vh:s. health has s.ss
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0k0O REwARD.-JErYRrEs ANTIporr . am

XtNub NV nhD.-ykffhlfS ANT1DOTK sPh
wVOV eihe Mixture for The cure Il 9opsrrhes oies,.
sriotures, and similar disorders males ,n..dv =, ~
without the oast restrictions % de. drnh -, =,
change In application 10 business The proprteta,
single csse Which the mxnre will eure uns, ~.
tetnrs o. hvs hpndred dollars rurtAths dises.
be contracted dose % the mixture taken vhs,
II put up in bottles with full direction at Al rs ke,i.
lasts week-msny cured In days Tor sal. ~ n nj
Ring, lp2 Broadway; los Rayard - - " ~
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T LIST OF LETTERs REMAINING In THE NkW YORK
IL Post Once. July 18th, 1850
CIRCULATION. 49,, =,
Please mention the date st In which they sd-
vertised. LADIES LfST
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- ECENT CASES OF PkIvAJE DISEASES CURED By
N DIR De Laneys methou, ia day DR.. DE laneys
treatment Of seminal diseases impotence and i'm
marriage generally that of the eminent European
by any other in America Gen.
uine female periodical pills and drops ST. Ofhoe 81 spe-
nard street, near Broadway.
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MI EDtCALs-THE HECENT DlStONERIEy vi
WI french chemists have enabled DR. GIovER 70 in,rO
sSHs .n n sS yO s ne. .s%,s Which
;psts slss,s ,ri'.grss and all Of srIsns
| New MEDICAL BoOKs.-A CoxPLgTE PRACTICAL
WORK on Ls nature and Treatment q private disease,
p.iss F,Ai d nU%bss o. sstu',fuy eSorsd Ps,ss
q edition TSss SO k.,Is;t from iss ".,pS
a sT sssa or .S %sy be
Il ssS @ e snS ~. % =. lind
tnmi.scns Inpctcney &o caused BY Improper hssits-
Ssr 20 s. BY The sn Pub ;,
the author. Ss broadway.
TIA. xARsikp wosASs rEIyAIs MEDICAL cor
o. -. "a da hsSe,ss r5t,s,Sr q .a.s:
:,,sI,.. q pay:issi .ss .s.sl.s !, %.sy !.
might have bses spared y timely n ih,
marriage d %: ., . .s.: .ss
'hfSd hs ,. n sS.,. e . then
family, ~ 10 Of especial importance
ether bSGss no .%ssscos or e. .s n y. oo
ysr. rno5 nature an iRpOrsa, shsns
.sn,des and most certsn mode Of every psis
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pres. Is. r,.f .s ssSs a %S % .ss
the toy us pages impaired 90 wife, learning that the
great discovery Of ~ NJ Dcsomesur provided
sIessa prosrset TO me, which little ,~seeved post.
be But FOR this another vous passed
beal, IN all human probability We would been
m her rrsvs and my children left motherfsss.
IL h. cf course imprsctcsh1e TO fully the
ysriers s.Njects treated Of A. they nature strictly
intended fer the married those
For sale ut N broadway, and st the Publishing OMee
s.i s.,.s . T,.sf.s 's % AP.n
vn ne r.sep, Of 81 copy will BE- tr,:smit.ed By nail
nyst ~ addressed, postpaid, TO Dr. A. - Msureesu boz
lczs. rev York city Once 10 Liberty street.
(rnAI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUCCESS.
~ ~ he re.son 30 many ladies ard genslemsn cell ~
"a s,5s.S hrt soor bach parlcvsI Why. because
40 the oelehrated Phrenolorss resides
sna All vhe hsvs visited her hswe noed her
es.ea sving eorreet inform ,~esrdins she past
We Fesent and the fsturs, births,
80 H. has hsd long prsstes 10 Csic.t,s and se1ursa
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Allne Miss Cherry s Anssvine Miss. Ca Arthur Fen
Anderson Cecilia Appil Mad Hous- Andrews Mar seet
Alderman Caroline ton ~ -Ackert OAR an
Alver Miss Yves st Ayland LORNA
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II ExCITKNENr.-UNPRE SUCCESS.

HxCITKNENT.-I
- What 10 the reason 30 m
No. ~ Ann street, first foor,
Mad: LAMONT, the eelehrat
sunssv, and ali vhs hsvs vi
unessslled IN giving eorree,
the psesest and the fs,urs,
nsd. T.. has lad long prse,le
her Superior talent from ths
tsticn Tee from - 10 80 cen,
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IL
Arrived-Barls Swan. Holmes MayagueL: Gem, Nicker-
Boson br Hetty Button. Port Princes Bstsey
Jane, Recalling, MaaE Marietta, Shacl ford Eastport
schrs Wary Jane, Perkins. Bsvwe Mary and Caro-
line Hawkins East Greenwich Roswell King Briggs, Ware
ham; Aert, Hall klork William Collyer, Brooks Port
land CT Erie, Norman SYork Kennebec f7wers
do: barge Orb Naps. do. ...
ClesredBark harehsster Noble. st Thomas briggs MIN
rod Roberts st John NIB Dsmiscove Winchester Boston,
JHbokley, Jehntun. Portsmouth, ME- Bermuaian,
bridge, Bsrbad sohrs Mary Ann Caroline, Hawkins
Br avs w.rehami DaeotAh, Hand Nantucket; Cellyer
Br, oks Mddht wn. CG kithd Thomas, Clawson, Provi
dam NaNe Erf~
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9 N.s,y- Mr.. n .. s-iA Mar. crssa ss..sss " -
Shsv NM AnHxs sx>st ssySs<ss ksr<As
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MEDICAL-TuE RECENT DISCOVERIES OF Tun
AVA French chemists have enabled DR. GLOVER 10 intro.
sucs int big p,atice several new remedies which
siphe gleets srcture and all diseases Of those orrana
lie consulted 81 his I'd once, IL Ann street. near bread
way. -~
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LETTrR BAGS q steamer Washington Tor Southampton
and Bremen Will close the Exchange Reading Room 81
Exohabgel on SATURDAY, 10th inst.
letter Haas for Vera Cruz Royal Mai steamer viii
close above Office Monday cd inst A
M above Letter Bssn also KenYona u Ali .srsaS
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

PACIFIC RAILRoAp.-The following
resolutions are before the Legislature of
California.
BE it Resolved, by the Senate and
.Assrn,bly of California. That our Sena-
tors in Congress, be instructed, and our
representatives is requested TO urge upon
Congress the importance of auth ,rlzing
as soon as practicable, the construction al
a National Railroad from the Pacific o.
cean to The Mississippi river.
Rescued. That they be further in
strucled and requested to urge upon the
National Government, with view to
facilitate the accomplishment of the
great work contemplated in the frs, reso.
luton, the immediate organization of an
efficient Engineer corps. 10 make CON.
pie,e surveys and explorations of the sew
eral routes which have been recon nel
ded TO public notice, as practicable for
the line of said road.
ResoiUed, That his excellency, the
Governor, he requested to toward To each
of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress certified copy of the foregoing
Joint Resolutions.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26

~ There is very little doubt but
another expedition is on foot to invade
and revolulionize Cuba. A large NUM-
Der of persons are said 10 be collecting
at Clagres, and several small ves-
sells are being fitted Up. which are belize
we'd to be intended for this expedition.
The Spanish Minister has notified the
Secretary of State tina. his government,
has good reason to believe tina. Cuba will
be invaded; and asks the interposition of
of the U. s. government to arrest it,
We presume the intention of these men
is to annex Cuba 10 the United States
with a view of extending the area oil
Slavery. One expedition fitted out for
the accomplishment of this unlawful en-.
terprise was crushed by the promp.ness
and energetic action of the present Adj
mihisrlation, anG we have but little doubt
but that the second now on foot will NEE
with the same fate.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mop

NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MoDE
OF CONVEYANCE TO CALIFoRNlA.-Con-
siderable of stir was created in Balti-
more about week since by the arrival
of "A herd of eleven Syrian camels al
that port, and every body was wondering
what on earth was 10 be done with such
a number. We learn from reli ,be
source that Messrs. Sands e. Ilowes,
the well known enterprising circus pro.
prietors, are abou, 10 establish an over
land line 10 California with them, which
is TO leave independence, Mo-, direct for
San Francisco, early in June. These
gentlemen have already thirty lone camels
in this country, and the brig Calharine.
now on her passage from Algers to New
Orleans, has on board twenty two more,
making in all fifty three, most of which
have been selected with care as brood
stock. We are told that caravan of
twenty-five or more will leave each point
once month, and continue through The
year.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.
Important from Cubn.

Alarm of the gopernnent-aN letters
passing through the Post Office opened
Military Mouement--the Navy Equip
ment-.A Revolution Threatened from
Within, and an iarasion impending
from misunderstanding state Of
affair."!
CARDENAs,( Cnba.) March Is.
That this may reach you il safety,
prefer forwarding it by vessel that sails
this day direct for your port, than to SEN
ding to Havana and thence, though more
expeditions, per steamer Isabel, for
Charleston.
All communications passing through
the General Post Office atsHavana, are
opened, read, and again closed by Gov
eminent agents, who are as thoroughly
initiated in the labyrinths of mystery
and crime as were the minions of Fouche
and Cas.lereagh, in their day and gener-
| alton.
From Cape Antonio to Point de May
81 the greatest vigilance is exercised, and
from those extreme points daily commn.
nications are received by the Governor
All through and around are Government
spies in concert, and TO judge from their
motions and agilaiions, the enactment OF
a terrible conflict is apprehended. The
soldiery, beyond a douol, are inoculaied
with the Independence smnH por, which
to the Governors knowledge has be-
come quite contagious.
| All planters are, under pain of expul.
sion, commanded to return in 80 days,
and TO continue doing SO the frs. Friday
of every month. the number, accompani'
ed with age and size, Of all the slaves in
their possession; which goes TO prove, in
case of an outbreak, their liberation is
certain.
That the projectors of the Revolution
have ample funds at command is beyond
all question of doubt, and equally doubt.
less is the certainty that the days oil
Royal sway in Cuoa are numbered.
Yours, &C., v. G. P.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
Ottumwa, April 26, 1850.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

A Convention of Delegates from the
several counties in Iowa, will be held al
IOWA CITY on MONDAY the 18th
day of MAY next TO nominate candi.
dates for the following offices to be cleo.
ted on the first Monday of August next:
Governor, Secretary Of State, .auditor
1reasurer and Treasurer Of the Boaro
Of Public Uorks, and to transact such
other business as may come up before
the convention. ....#
Each county election District will be
entitled to double the number of dele.
gates in convention that it has members
of the House Of Representatives under
the present pp6r,ionment.
1t is hoped by the Committee that in
consideration OF the the importance oi
the ensuing election, the Wings of every
county in the State will be fully repre-
sen,ed. EBENEZER COOK,
PLATr SMITH, a
HENRY w. STARR,
PIERCE B. FAGEN,
ANSON FORD, -
HUGH ID. DOWNEY,
JAMES II. COWLES.
State Uhig Executive Committee
April 9Th, 1850.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
C.oLp AND GRAyEs.-A gen,lemar

GOLD AND GRAvEs.-A gentleman
who has just returned from California,
having been absent from the states about
fourteen months, states that when he
reached California curiosity led him to
visit graveyard, an! during the inter-
reneiIg time between the two visits there
have been no less than fourteen hundred
persons inferred in The same grave yard.
With these facts before us. can we won
der why i! is Iha, SD many of us are dis.
appointed in not receiving letters from
friends who have left our firesides on an,
adventurous visit to country where
both fortune" and graves are made
with sach extraordinary rapidily.-C
N. y Crescent.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-26
u The correspondent of a Bal,imor

u The correspondent of Baltimore
paper says that sin spite of all opposi-
ton the venerable and distinguished Hon.
HENRY CLAY is the leader in the Sen.
ate."
While so noble patriot and philan-
thfopist. SO great and prudent states.
man leads, no one need fear for the safe.
~ of the Union and country-good and
wholesome councils and laws will pre-.
vail.