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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

Ship Mcrierey tof BosIorl Crowe, Cien'regos 10 DE-
gu. A. 10 GofLAm, bassett Il Co Leh no Am y7ss,i 40
p.t sA ed II with bark John Aviles, fom Portland
shi t9.fck tptu AoamS Liverpool June u mise and
si6 eAse sno 60 q cabin pEfsonges The u has ha1
Il, HI "a iuds aud c.ns The whole passage
Pus snip Rhtn, Meyer Roi1e dam, 81 d' mdse' 10 or
der-Zx7 psisenges ., -. l., ,-,,-. m
Bs Kingston (Br CoXan. Dub IN % days 10 bass1 ~
pss.srg+Is 10 W BSines Il Co
Rhrk Ws,e LeAvit NJ Johns NJ, JAY q, sugar, to
PairulIo sseo In co with Emey Hyafdi fraes, for
Br bdg Richard Golden, Morrison, Halifax, Ms 10 d.
EIg Daniel tof New. Haven't Bryson BarbAioes July
St Thomas lth and Rum Key Sd, salt 10 Csnhed sPen
Rhg Aibiol Cooper. Giles GonAyes IS days mahogany
rur fusrc 40 kesuIilb Il sons
Biz Die KroLe tPru.s) nuppe, Liverpool, &C d., coal
to Mani 0ss Company.
II mils BrD X ais StJobns NE, Is d. ballast 10
II l. Rouib BOn-xi passengers Ga tho Ism, OF sable
,,sno l. 81 u man mssis sad ppgslant mast spit
,.s and received Other dana l. tas and raging Aud
,gsin on Ihe u, VI Aouisuk, lest nsw mAnsopmas.
ia tOpgSlst mss
Mr. Bop~ocd. On Monday last, 20 miles Sc of fire. IL,
ard, big -ib Oss Of fore .opmas and main top
IA lsbtuhsl
Sch NJ Wacs Derr ca, savannah couon.
Sc 'miia Pafksf, Virginia wood
sch S hcRea Csmoty, NeTbern, NC, d. naval
soT, To S Sicnth
sen Same Thea new bern, NC, 8 u.s. nAgal stores 20
SCR lease Hughes Johnson, Eewben, &C, 5 d,, naval
stores, 10 l. Mi chell.
LOw-Bsrk NJ. ~ Ellen, Mcclellan, u ds fm ssgua
10 Gtsnde Also 2bhgs.
SAILED slesma'ip Cre,cett City, soldpr5 chagrer
shlIs CBneTine, Wilson. Chareitnn Casoian TfaloTd,
BAN; Jane tbrJ Huber, Quebec; Mar has Vineyard Dig
enp, Ghsgov; SFizer AGd Hlbbacf Lon ( q; s.ar Of
Ire vat Lowber Liverpool; lslac WhshL PEABODY. %;
ksrsrh han; Geo Thou a. FIst, TnrEs l.a4d.
WIND-At sunrise WSW meridian W, sunset do
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r. rAND1l ENCUksiUN To CEDAR
a3RCN r. - zoe Ooous ste smboas IS
ss~~--s-S LANDEd, ~iH make t~o trips TO the
tesbtiful G. ov- suooa., e.ylDg 80 followss
Grard.It r. X 81 A "a a % + "a Osne'ine 81 doH A
trd a Pm foot ~ Nsts OF An andst PM
Per Ms a AN snd Pm stopping o. foot u
Han iliCu-st each way. saIA'
80 Lo, oth,, E,c,,-.,ps, 81, pTIfk PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02
SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.

EyFR Laws II tbe sla,e 81 Nev-Yors passed n ihe
st session Of the Legislature for sas by tho RI
,ers Al their Bah ara Stationery Store, i5s Nassau
al oppoeite he Civ Halt
=" sELL Il GOULD, Stationery Dealers
tell an La~ lana PnhisTrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

e4-sS-s GAE lEOnNtA PA~sENGH6 A6EN-
GALlR Cf, l7Y BfO-cvas Ns~ Y WYNN con nu.
nicale impTuI information concerning pas
s.fe by all no utrs ana luce Through tirkss sndsr.
ssnc gy seisr'ed and forwarded msi, for sgvacy
fee of one dollar A. formation Circulars grais Every
Lod, il invited TO sero for one. Adtrss' post paid
sU2 81 ARNOLD BUFfUM
~f.g>.zs Fur sAN FhaNII -CO-rhs ship
zLL.gL WHITE eQUALL, pt lockwood, Jt.
viii he ~ be-. bruh Ia 70 " DAYS ready "
cargo ard viii have ploaDt dsDatch For balance
ofhripht sPPly TO BOOTH EDGAR
nSl 5iis' IS groota.
fBa San FasNs s~tU DlAntf-fns
g. isst sailing paeAe snip ADELAIDE, Capt Jacob
p1,<1tr- n fl.t- 1919 =
70 on board vii receive iuedisIs dispatch for above
porn Tbs vessel usi been thoroughly overloaded and
newly eopper.d aDd being remarksnly hnsI ssiof II 10
comic iy expected VII make shOrl passage a
suy v-,se hound tO huse ous FOR trsghl psssaxe
having superior state room accommodation spply 10
sPoFFORD, TlLEsfoN 4 co.
Bisisu a. sonthst
~ 20, ofhr CoiU0,na iaVs, nm Pays.
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IErom our Cnrr-,nondeni,I

PHILADELPHIA, August l-Arrjsed-Bng Chicop-e
Fmsry. Bosoo seLs Taylor, MershJn, do; Lille 90 ln
ders. Corson, do
CLG'td-s ~ SErauRk Dunhery Liverpool; barx agile
Mstbe~s Boston; bTigs Cauton, CfOweh do. Ansf n
TieAowe, salem. Mas Sea Bean, Merri,hew, Boat Iu
Fs,IeT, Baker, d. schs Lille Saunders COs1u Pfogi.
d-ner; Queen, Brown Salem Msss; Hamlet Ter nsu
Providence DaBie Wooster FOikorls, Astoria Harri-t
Fuller Bradley, Boston; POus. iceland Norwict
Lazy sudok, Baker Boston; steamer Renneo-c Flowers
Ne~ YorE
NEWPORT, July SO-Arrired-schs Pstir, Ball, Fal
River for Nolh hiver superb, Bosch, do for III %
Oregon, BGker BUsOo Tor NfOfs; Commodore, Tyler
Fall River 0r do John Collins MIlsrd d. for do; %
Commodore Tyler do for DO; Charles Raodes d. fjr
Anu Elizabeth Tute, de- for do; Editor Case East Green
wich for dos MARY BsDsh Brush Providence fr do; r.
porb btckwib, Fsll River Tor do; Ss' brg leo Hay
den, Saith, FAl River schs grsc- Csrune WngnL Me-
hsven for boston jane Cromwell, Fug-rson Lynne for
Edgsuown
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h'HDk TRADE.
NV 'oL0-t ~ ~.supsrOs .yl.e'. woaNs.

NV SoLuaE o. VssHssros isytSs's woSxa
GEORGE p PUTNAM WILL PUBLISH.
M SAT U6DAf, rhE 81 OF AUGUST C tKOsE
OCLb " ThE COcQt Esf % GRENAOA By
Warrington lrvug Oar vul. i1rro elot, ~. a ,,
rmg he IAN Voisms Il lne suhors revived eliioa u
hs mrir'e Wofks
'-'' rfahi ili a--efTdN poplar - "a Wsh L.
Yns rofs.' fGu4r.-r a.. 5000.
NOssEs FROM AN Old MANsE
BY Nalhsni-i Hsv home antnof OF Ths .sfis Le,arr
g. frgitrd editnu l2rro clct1. 81 b
Tie shafss he ohafns Of Has tlornes t,-,r
Ilfnlre
We ne tucrs te most orrna aai reai -,,-r. of
TIE WAYS Or THE HOUH
B, Feuirofr Cooper Thi-d sdunn. l-u1, c'oh g. .
More IL rsst.ng than Mr Coagtfs bowels us4l 4-"
[l.lHi.a Etrm
Next weel rev work BY the slhOf VI K4l,olal,7
erfifi.d
IhT RERBFE; On THE MOUsTAIsEEa oF rHE AHA
Truth AND FUETkY FkUh ~ ONN LIFE
esi9i, TIM Autobiography O. enel
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AMERICAN mUsEUn-P =

Is b.oum Manager ana Propris,Or, Jonn G,eeu.
good, Junior, AsslsIant Manager MONDAY July -
lgs-In compliance with he wsh Of thousands Ar Bar
nun will WiInora~ THE DRUSKARO yet BAT will
pfeseni every evening this wrek Mr.. c W. CLAIRE
90 20 ~srd Middleton Mics A-xsDs Fisher a. May &c
The sneruoon performances thus week will consist " Tho
Loan Of Lover mprompu Songs Dances he -ls1fe
bei-Rbgsfs &C Among ib- curioses are mo Man,
moth Lazy, the HOOsisr lnfant Nc ke Atefaoon per-
ErnsIcr, commence Al 81 oeiocs and evening peri fm
snc.su n O'Clock Admission Is eI., eadfro ander 10
yeas l2s eentk
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srKAn.nIp Osprey, ~

4rf1 SrhAu-HlP UsPk kY, FOR
42LltS CBARLt STON, & the splendid slssm-
shp osprey, DIcNEsoN, C0nAsSdsf
will isil from The WHAT 100. ~ LonDaidst Pahldspnil
OF Saluicey. Auglsi3 al 90 cl ck ". Dor frsshlof
psnsRe apply 81 KINSLEY l. cog EXPRESS Wall.
81 cor BruadwLy psu Of the snip msy be sesn,
ara heuha secured FrUsbt for mis- weasel should Leave
New.YoIk Oh Thurstay-pdcs, 10 cenu per subs foot
For iuflhtf b "a. anon. rcfor ~
Z LITTLEFiELD, KlosLLY CO.'S EXPRESS
Tvs suss
-. ron LiybhPOOL.-P OF rha
l~f(t n iDst -Th- fesulaf pscIetshp HENAG CLAY,
Cspi. f. -. French VIII sill 40 s"ove her regular
dsy. FIR rogb passage, H-yluF 0nriy,ed aeeommodt
lcns sppyi sPOFFORD IILE5T0S h CO
n Sootn-rL
fhs 'es,el presents y-y superior advantages 70
sh pGefsof sD on fccoul u her beng % tho'oexnJ
Vel tIstsd hsta srr Och. sa3 al
.U-~- SlhA nbUAr Fuh sALh-@
E<<sxsstsI-lE bhou, go ans Lurdeo, 10 eoApleo "a.
hing orIes. can Accommodate 90 OF go
peTsous The owners having 10 further use. wiz ssl nsf
1t bsfgsn II applies Tor immediately For lflhs pad
cGlsrs apply a. ~ Pesrlst b9lww
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-isiATDst AIHAEAc ...rHis OAf
Eu.-Rise... 81 Ses...... Is AooS-Rlses. u OOm
HIGH WATEs...August T.
r,p6v H'I q O3in Gov Isl S3n Hell Gata.. SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

rt,uE DUssEI.pORF ACADEMY or ZINE
L ARTs-N-v Paiprngs recently arrived rom Europe
among zach 10 Gerpsnis" by koehler vOrs OF Arr Of
he highes' class The Exhibition OF r4iounN y AIusf
~ h- shove school bss received many additions and
p.n. open al Tho over tho Han Of he Church
sf Dvte Uui, IN Brosdrsy between sprinZ and rrncs
=, dou 10 o'clock, An gu 10 0crchi IN
Adni,siou, Is esnp; sesson tickets, 70 esnsi Cara
ONE. 2. cents ~is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

About two-.hirds of the above collections are
-. d.b,. marked "doubtful," "bad," and " no.
.nounn The other third on those marked
"eood.n 49,.
,.,, Of railroad operations in Massachusetts, from
ls.a 70 le49, from which we compile the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02
OTTO COTTAGE, HosoKEn.
sRAND INSTRUMENTAL TREE cONCERFk
sfRAUsss CELEBRATED BAND,

LIVERY MONDAY, "Wednesday and Friday, from
ESPA los M. FeTrsEs fsdgeed 10 io1r cenA
NB-u CAS- he Eesghof q 1asvorab's. ~ Co1csn
will come Of tbe 6rsl fair das. va l~ish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

hrkItA or rnA DAArhnA0n FAArEs
Or-movsc 70 NJ sroeduC ..
nye ns "ALhAh - sasoon
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EXCURSIONS.
GRANp EXouRsIoM

IT. CONEf ISLAND Landing al Fort Ham.
W. lion eAch -Far~ "a c. "a me favor.
e4a-@1,--s~--i seame- 5 : NiCHOL AS Gao, Joseph
\ Rodmsn, IN cave TO- Conev lslsnd. aud amer re
Al August leaving per foot Z W.l.-.L ~ a Ia
N ard 81 o'clock Z NJ pie 3. N0eth River al 10 A
ard 4P M-lesyug Ioney IsAud Ia tdo Al 81 oeloct
au2 In X ID AAN Agent
49, srEAn hDNlN LkWis.
E.S31t---si CapI J CcFiies Tor Shrsv abury Louk
sa1a'<zH',S-@ Blsncs ,Ocssn House) Pod Wsshlngloc
Bcuwn's Dock, ,Midd e,JNnl M0unts DOek, and Red
Bsnk caves RobiuScn-si Per Nofih River. :. foovs.
A., ko~s 2L~s..k.~~
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DIVIDENDS.

nIVIDEND.-hADlsON AND INDIANAPOLIS
DRAlLKOAD COMPANY.-Tbe Board Of Directors
have his day declared ssmiAnnuA dividend Of four per
he capital socs ineludnS lbs amount p,id 90 The
scrip shsres col VI The earnings OF The az months endDR
Sab jane lasL payable and sher tho 5tb July insI
HOld-B ~ aOck registered the transfer BOOKS 10 bs
city VI He~YOfk viii receive their aVoends al ice Ofbes
OF Rins0v, LAnier Co. "a WstlsL AL Othen 81 Ins
once
CefuhcAes Of scrip shares must be presented .; ber Of
tceor b- -ndorsesLi Ihereop " The dividend payment
Dated Madam, Ind. jay 10, 1850. 1900.
VIM. ~ JACKSON,
tyl7 3wis Secretary and RI co.
hIfIDkND- Albany and Scheuectady hsirOah Con,
~ panyA semi arnuAl dividend Of three and one oali
per cent The capital stock Of ths Company nas
been declared. pay Abe 70 he stockholders a me nelan
es BsIk In the Guy OF Ne~Yors, on and after inc ia VI
August neri-Albsny, July Is, $50 =, s...
MI 2vis FOsFEh ia S~r'-'ay.
~ Po- eAsv I1y4dend ddssr fts~-.eais zee IN T4te
,rFiaA or rnA DAAphaA6sn fALrES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-02

BAH feths brought before tue OF starting.
sages VII DO ready 70 convey passengers 10 al pWu 0
the asz lAV
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

az 70, otAe- ETev--'ops 90, vIIfh Page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08


In the Senate Of the United States there was no
matter Of Importance discussed but our special
teegraphc correspondent, as will be adjoined,
prepares me public mind for another movement.
When Gen. Houston has enforced and expounded
his views, relative to the compromise proposed by
him, the plan of Mr. Douglass will be presented.
Probably, In all Its curious details. How that plan
Will be received it is impossible conjecture but
OF one thing we may be certain, the agitation Of
the slavery question will derive little fermeuta-
ton therefrom 1t may tend to settle the mental
and political warfare but our anticipatiOns are
that very different kind of epithem will be re-
CURED TO close the ranking wounds of the nation
In the House of Representatives, yesterday, as
will be perceived by the report, the House went
into Committee of the Whole on the bill limiting
the expenses for collecting the revenue. strong
interest has been excited on this subject for great
number of reasons, many of which have been al
luded 10 by Mr. Winthrop In the course of his re-
marks. In sitting the wheat from the chat, scve-
raj important suggestions will be found to have
been made by the member from Massachusetts,.
and they will lead to such discussion as will elicit
The truth as to the position of the mercantile COM
manipulating the cabinet TO get out of their
difficulty as they best can. Never was an admi-
nistration so crippled by want of sagacity and
foresight on the part Of Its Incumbents and till
President Taylor brings liule of his generalship
10 bear upon his officers, can hope for few sa-
u'arV changes In the course affairs have taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

10. Lsnusl ,. whiting, p years, boz. In Brooklyn;
20 Loren King. q years, born in New YORK ss
n Jesse Husstis, IA years born in New York; ST
as frank Bartlett, II years, born in Hudson; "A
Is Oven srsdy, IA years, born in New York; lis
"a James Zuil, SO years, born in England 81 Frank
IS Jossph Lockwood, As years. born in Connecticut;
Bssbmsp street
as Gseres Harvest, aS years, born in Enslsnd; 22s
q. Thomas s. Vanderbilt, 20 years, born in New
2s william Elliott Townsend, Is years, born in New
York: 328 Ninth street
20 sepecs Lake, 70 years, born in New York; 1913
80 Edgar p Hurd 81 years, born in Connecticut;
Brctkl,n.
81 Joseph Hampscn, 20 years, born in England; 323
81 Ai.rsndsr Husgns 80 years, born In ireland; 81
49, William Bosrdevine, 81 years. born in New York;
Downing suett.
"a James KeArney, 20 years, born in Ireland
80. Joseph EiIningls, IA years, bern in France; 8
SO Mathew mclaughlin, % years, born in New
81 James Granger, 25 years, born in London ;Brook.
IS. william Collins, "a years, born in Ireland; 1877
Pearl street
SO. John Thurston 10 years, born in Brooklyn
40. George Davis, ~ years. born in Massachusetts,
AZ L.wiercs Crystal 20 years born in New Jersey
~ william street
AZ Robert Ross 40 years. born in Ireland; 90 Ridge
street.
49, James Gulliper, 20 years, born on Long Island
"a n iddsgh street.
"A. George Noel 10 years. born in New York; Brook
Hp.
As. Isaac II. B. Osborne, 80 years. 81 avenue D.
i6 George Ford, born In New Jersey ss South First
strt ct, NiiiisHtb uTgh.
At. william X. Bartlett II years, born In New York.
"a Fran kiort street.
4s. stephen o. borne, (brothef Of Isaac) IS years
40. Unknown adult
so. Unknown adult.
81. urkbown adult.
So. Unknown adult.
So. Unknown email boy.
ID Unknown mali boy.
The following . corrected list of the names Of per-
sous employed by the two firms occupying the demo
lisheo dpgs furnished to by book
Of each establishment, and which have arranged In
aphsbeticsl fom AND accounted for each name rs tar
We have ascertsinsd -
ALrHABkTicAL LIST OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

IMPORTANT DIscovERlEs IN THS HISTORY OF THE
BAoR-A few years have unfolded, IN various re-
pions, remote from each other, extraordinary de-
yelopemenis in the history Of the human race.
The Investigations of Bezoni in Egypt, first turned
the attention Of the antiquarian world to the YES.
tiges Of departed nations, and his abors, zealousy
and enthusiastically pursned, paved the way Tor
the more philosophical investigations Of Champo-
hon, and the highly important results of his ability
TO decypher the hieroelyphcs Of past ages Re-
Gently, Ledyard, Gliddon and others. in the same
field Of inquiry, have done much TO lift the cloudy
veil that Cor ages has hung over the monuments Of
Egyptian life and civilization.
In the regions Of the Euxine, as has been well
described by Diison, in his recent work ON Clrcas-
sic, already noticed in the Hcrad, the Russian 90
vernm. mt have opened the vaults Of burned great
ness, and have preserved in museums interesting
evidences Of the early civilization that quick coed
the pulse Of humanity in ncrthern Europe. The
fguratve expedition Of Jason in search of the
golden fleece, has heen happily illustrated by the
discoveries on the northern borders Of the Euxine,
where the unhappy Mlthradates persisted with grief
ard despair at the conduct Of his unflia sons.
In Polynesia, upon the Caroline Islands, stupen.
dous architecture and enormous LADY rinthiue s,ruc.
lures have been discovered, by a common sailor.
shlpwIeoked on the coast, and his accounts con.
himed by the photographers OF the British govern.
ment The secret Of the origin Of these structures
upon islands where the rocks used In the building
ale exogenous, n,ust puzzle the most penetrating
nvesueston. They stand the isolated wonders
Of The oceen.
Ulon our own continent, discoveries are made
every Year. which actively generate throughout
a. world the most curious conl.ctutes. Com
nencing with the hierogb phics ON the Dighton
rcCk Of Massachusetts, we pass on to the mounds
of the Ohio the Deast-sbaped Notifications OF
Oregon the picket guarded villages Of the Man
dsns the various ruins bipg south east Of the
Rocky mountains, I'LL We arrive at the scenes so
ably explored and described by that inde fatpahle
sesrci er, SteI All this field Of investigation is
tminenily interesting The more recently buried
ciues of Pompeii ard Heicuaneum lose a portion
~ their interest. IN the RAPIDLY accommodating facts
dlsclosod IN th,se new fields Of expiration
OF The discoveries IN the new country Of the
West, full account IT which, from an enihusia.-
TIC ind able correspondent, We publish todsy, we
scarcely know what to cay. IL will be read with
profound attention. and we await the further facts
prtmlsed by the writer. that we may concentrate
the tlouplts suggested Nv his discoveries, into
some tangible, and, II possible, settled conviction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08
The Territorial Question, &C.

OUR SPECIAL TELEaRApHIc CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1850.
The explanations Of Mr. vinton have operated favor.
ably upon the House.
The bill for the temporary relief of Secretary Mere
dith, will probably pass to morrow
General Houston expects to speak to- morrew on his
compromise. In the Pesntlme the Senate Committee
on Territories are waiting opportunity for thsis
project.
Mr.. Clay has got the North alarmed and that Is
great point to start upon.
The plan Of MT. Douglass proposes-First, to admit
California with limited boundaries Second to lsasxa
the Mormon government OF Deseret Is Q territorial
government and to extend it all the Great Basin
I'LL Congress shall otherwise ordain Third to legalize
he territorial government Of the people of New Mexico
on the ams terms including the disputed territory
with the consent Of rexathe and to be paid for and
right Of way secured to Texas by line west to tho
Paso del Norte (the only pass that country through
TO California Fourth. to provide for admitting new
Slave State Texas Offset to the free state OF
California. Fifth to appoint officers Dsseret and
New Mexico the same to Minnesota and other ter
ritores
1t is thought that the South will agree to this be.
it ts q slave State an equivalent for Cali
forpis to Texas the Paso del Norts and pro-
ydcs Cover nts for Deerst aud New Mexico ON the
basis of Their ana because Deseret does
not exclude slsvery.
Mir Douglass however will wait till the temper of the
Senate indica the time for action.
We lesru from Richmond, Va. that the Legislature
Of that State have adopted strong slavery resolutions
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DOUBLE SHEET.
the European News

The Europa Is over due at Halifax. ourexpress
from Portland had not reached Boston when our
paper went 10 press this morning. Both Bans
and Houses lines to that city were In excellent
working order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

Tvs Nisaaass MsfLs.-ws upderstsnd that all the
sis that left the Poet once In this city srr red In
Boetop In Tine and we're duly rwsrdsd BY the Nisssrs
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CHlR1g-FlRsc CONGRESS-,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

WAsuSoros, Feb. Z, 1850.
MOVEMENTS or THE euAxEns AGAINST SLAVERY.
MIR. HAZE presented memorial Of the Society of
Friends In against the admission into
the Union Of States with the institution slavery
He said the memorial asked no action by Congress
with reference to slavery where IL exists
Objection being made to its reception he asked the
ayes ard nays upon the motion TO lay the question OF
reception upon the table, which ordered and
suited, y.as 20, Lays II.
The question being put upon the reception Of the
memorial, Mr.. MANcUM voted Automatically.
ordered.
the fsmors xlt rule aud In Of recetving eli
petitions which requested Congress to take action
which sss nos posit,ey impossible for them do-al
that reitsd even dsbstable QusstioDs This msorial
however siksd Ctngrvss to do that which they could
not do oissuye The Union and REASONABLE its
Character. ~. aust vote against its reception.
M DOUGLASS was preceding to explain tue reasons
Why be would vote against the reception when mes
ssge vasrse,yed from the House. announcing its
toh with reference to The death Of membvr Of that
body,
Mir. HuSrfn dshv-rsd tribute q his memory and
moved the ususi fssoutiops closing With provd-
itg for an so0urbmsnt OF III, Senate In token Of
sI.et.
Mr.. Ca, rep.ssed the suggestions made BY him a
few dsJs sLce. relative TO the inproprsty Of sdouru-
ing III cun,equ.Lee q the death Of n member Of Con-
Efs,s cuIe the recess, and In the midst his family
ana nisIds tie moved 20 amend tue resolutions Of
Sympathy and coincidence by sddiog clause suggest
ing that under the thus stated pre-
tent does not shoId proper occasion for adjourn
IsIt
After some copveration, In which Mr. Clay sx-
prtned his sincvre hope aud trust that his remarks
would net be ct,trued ~ disrespecfu to the memory
az The ds,,As.d or his rurvivng friends he yielded to
the sus e'stou hat the prceent solutions be passed
and an itd.perdent proposition, euch he had inti-
III. sn.sndosDt b.iDg withdIswp, the resolutions
were adopted and the Senate sJjcutsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

MARINE DrsAsTKR.-By reference to our tele-
graphic columns, IL will be seen that the packet ship
l.. T., from this port for Liverpool, was wrecked
on the nth January, in lat. 49, Ion. 81. The crew
and passengers were saved. The bark Mar eta,
from Bath, Me-, for Havana, was aso wrecked on
The 10th ult on the west end OF Bermuda. Pas
sengere and crew saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

SAILING OF THE SrKAMsmP PnLADErPaGA.-
The Tine steamship Philadelphia, under the CON.
nahd ct Csr,. Nicholson, sailed yesterday after
noon, al her srTuint,d hour. for Chseres. vast
eIo" mao assembled e. witness her departure,
aho 10 toke leave IT fitnds aod relatives. and
many tear was shtd amid the DIN Of coo ,ratuli.
IONS ehu shonis nat tt1t the air az she riovti
Ion , M nloOilnss iuio The rver, aud proceeded
WIN great spec down the bay she took out a
very large msil. end hong lisi OF a,sssnesrs The
names Of whom will be iouud IN nne,h.r ,,ni,a
Fson PsbNsusuco BY the srr,val Of IN. h,.so.u
Jssur, at Ihiladslpbia, yesterday i-cu P,r,,ns,.,
ne have sdvess from that port TO the 5sh nj, ia.,
sive
When the Gen. J. sailed. the revolatiossry p.r,v
had rather ucrssed than diminish a. and %. .ov.,n
ment bae resoted 90 the e1ercse VI al ne means
th.i poser 70 suppress sbaroby. but without "a
soears continued % arrive from ths iutsrior Win
much bfishpcss and decline In prices dsly sx.
pectsd The msrhets wtre shuudantly slpell,d sin
nopr FTsishs exceedingly dull.