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The Union Feeling "a Alabama.
MosreosERY, Nov. Is An address has been drawn up
strongly opposed % secession and dsunion The address
AZ nv s4s OF an extra session oil The legislature
The ish o. December ha. been appointed a. day OF
thanksgiving
Brig and Valuable Cargo Sunk
aow and valued at $4,000 bound ~ mons saxS q
run into BY the schooner so IssgraPs in The MssLinaw
are total loss We hear Of no lives being lost.
The Fire at Ffederiekton.
HARrroHp, (Ct,) Nov. I4-The Insurance Offices here
the losses by the fire at Ffedsrckton
Monday. but Is thought they will not exceed twenty
Bridge Broks.-Caais Lost
HtAsrroaD. tot Nov Aboa, shiry ,ss' q e., e,
ssus ba ~ moon 70 day. Win large namp,s ?,
driving them nsfrow owl escaped with hi. life
Nsv York Election Official
ossy SeS @ %,ay he G.v So f IT,
(whig) for governor, Is about $3.50.
| SECOND DESPATCH.
For COVE nor-Hunrs majority, $50 Lieutenant COVER
nor-churchs majority 5000. Canal commissioner
The Nashville Convention Dissolution Strongly Rec.
commended
NASHVILLE Nov l4-The convention, agreeably to ad.
journment assembled this morning At 10 O'Clock. q
The president asked the secretary % read ls,t: re.
delegation The letter is written in strong terms Of
i The States being called. resolutions offered by
Messrs Jones and Hunter Of Georgia Davenport Of Mis-
sissppi Pillow and Donaldson. Of Tennessee and Chez
| yer, OF South Carolina.
| Mr.. Cheevers resolution IL follows, -
soved That secession by the joint action Of
holding States ia the only efficient remedy for the aggra
waited wrongs which they endure and the enormous
which threaten them in the future from the usurped
Mr. Cheever then delivered wriuen speech, which
cupied three hours The speech reviewed fully and ably
the subject of secession and recommended Il the only
passed, and the Union already dissolved What
the Union 1t bond Of fraternity-it had be-
come OF hosities We could expect TO live with
people who on every occasion, and In the halls ofegis
His speech OF the decided character through
out appealing Virginia to join South Carolina and the
should be once raised California would speedily Join
them, thus forming the most magnificent republic on the
face Of the earth.
At the conclusion Of his speech, the convention adj
iourned
Latest from Europe of the Cambria Decline
in Cotton, &c.
HALIFAX, Nov l5.-The steamer Cambria arrived here
Liverpool dates the 10Th Since the sailing Of the
Atlantic, has declined i'd Fair Upland and Mo-
bile It'd. Orleans, Sid The total sales Of the week
1900.
Breadstufs are dull, without any percepble change from
previous prices.
at previous Tallow declined Cd. Coffee remains
quiet. Tea is in moderate and steady demand.
Small transactions In sugar, and prices firm.
Roslp is in demand at full prices and an active demand
Tobacco is in active demand and speculation and trade
buying freely. Prices are advancing.
American stocks in fair demand.
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Major Moseey, superintendent Of the Mississippi peni
ten,iary has succeeded in manufacturing the Important
article of cotton bsggng OF the long Of the south
ern forests. II 10 estimated that may be made eight
cents per yard The sale OF bsgging in Mississippi alone
will this year amount least ss20 900 that the
ce. Of the experiment viii be an important matter to
he cotton States.
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Washington and AlexsnsIris Bost. Tho Steamer
Thomas Collyer's Week.


THE trustees ofcharo,c Hall school wish engage gentleman
o.sll6ed OF the institution principal The
% h. Ave dollars and third the tuition money,
dwelling, with
Applicants will particularly the branches
propo~e teach, will be making
must be addressed the undersigned,
Hall school, previous the 10Th of December
when appointment win be made.
Register Charlotte Hail school
cHAstorrs Hstry (Nd.) Nov. s, 1850
Nov l4--1awcpt9Dec
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pRINrED Druggets and Crumb Cloths.--Jus received
the furniture dry goods OF Glsgreu Dodson
10 pieces style printed druegen
70 rich drugset crumb cloths in borders.
CLAGETT DoDsoN,
Pennsylvania avenue, door Of 9th street.
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AW NOTICE.-ovID r. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
attorneys and counselor ssw, win attend al professional
business in the Supreme Court Of the United and In
ersl courts Of the District Of Columbia They will attend
business the different public departments washington
Once on Pennsylvania svenue between Ish and sm streets
south side, Nov 6-tn
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(Formsr partner Of J. T. Dow, esq.,
GENERAL AGENT for the Of claims before Congress
or either Of the pensions, land
resrs Of pay other property Let
ers postpaid addressed j. " Patton, Washington city D. o.
receive Immediate attention. Nov 1--f
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Latest from Europe Of the Cambria. Dsciin
In Cotton, Sc.
BY GREEN q TAsTET. Auctionssrs.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.on Saturday, the l6sh
instant O'Clock, shall sell highest bidder
LOT Of land containing about together with the improve
which
also good stable well fenced in.
The land be exceled by the District point
iy and with but little comfortable residence might
made Water situation healthy The prope1
situated Immediately In the Mr. Lndsley and joins Mr.
John A. Smiths line, and about Of mile from lbe
porauon line.
For further particulars apply proprietor The place. Title
ndisputable
Terms nehaf the cash. and the balance
six and nine months with interests to be secured
GREEN b TASTET,
Noy6-eodts Aucuoneen.
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FURNISHED House Rent. situated NJ tine corner
on and convenient location, and
supply Of The best water In the city Al the door
comfortably arranged and has Just
furnished superior with entirely
furniture Of To DESTROYS
desirable opportunity
offered For further information, apP-
John It. Cochrsne, az Mrs.
Mannng's, 13sh street. just below y. NOV le-eod2w
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BY DYER d McGUIRE, Auctionesrs.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-A the request Of the
parties interested tberein shall proceed sell Thursday
the 2s Of this month"; the premises, o'clock the
highest bidder lot No in square 800 with the con-
sng frame building 'front.' substantial brick In the
property avenue, south OF
Capitol being IS front and lis In depth
fourth residue In
nine twelve eighteen MONTHS with from the Of
gives deed Of taken the deferred
DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov 9-3awkds Auctioneers.
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DIED,
On Thursday night last, MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS daughter
of THoMAs j. DAVIS, In the 18th year Of her age.
alexandria Gazette please copy.l
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RLACK's General Atlas volume, folio Edinburgh
ID 1895 comprehendns sixrons maps large folio Size
shape Corresponding Atlas comprising "a maps, large quarto
Of scale and proportion LONDON
The Nsions Aus. HISTORICAL Commercial and Political Gecr
apny A. H. Johnston geographer 20 her Majesty one large
folio volume Edinburgh, 1919 with copous inderes
OF Physical Geogapfyj BY Petsman and Miner
volume quso London, containing maps and
enravn exhibiting physical phenomena Of the globe win
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also yohnston Physical Of Phenomens reprinted
at Philadelphia, 1850, volume, quarto. Novb
DrCs English Tapestry Velvet and Brussels Carpet
IL received ut the capeting waerooms Of the sub
10 set. elegant English tapestry velvet carpets
10 DO do do Brussels DO
i case Administer rugs, match all
- @ oLAGETT 4 DoDs0N,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of Oh street
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE, EAsTPoRT HERRTNGs, HAMS, BULBoUs
ROOTS hon Saturday morning. November 49, O'Clock
shall sell front Of auction
large assortment Of useful household furniture
20 cooking, paio and other stoves
10 barrels Of Passport herrings
so bacon hams
dubious roofs, together with many articles worthy
the attention Of he public.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov l5-d Auctioneens.
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Nv A, GREEN. Auctioneer

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, STOVES, CAR
III RIAGEs, WHIsKEY, &C, AT AUCTION-On Saturday,
6th instant shall sell mont Of auction the Of
9Th and Pennsylvania 10 O'Clock excellent
assortment OF new and secondhand furniture.
3carrages, large box gilt and plated jewely
8 barrels whiskey
large Dor Of confectioner's wooden prints mouds
second hand pianos, &c.
Also, large assortment Of Of every variety
Novl5-a A. GREEN, Aueuonssr.
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
CToCK OF THE "WITHERs, MINING COMPANY"- ION Sat
uday afternoon, November l6h at o'clock we shall sell
auction rooms
Mining Company coal stock, Cumbsr
land, held collateral and TO be sold without reserve
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Novl5-d Auctioneers.
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A CARD-MRs DOW four very pleasant and gen
teel rooms neatly furnished and suitable for single gcnsmsn
desiring board nvitedto call al her
residence on @ street, the State Department
Nov I5-@d6t
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From baltimore and the south.

TIE REMAINS OF GEN. TAYLoR-THE CATTLE SHOW
POCKET PICKINs-UNIoN AND DIsuNoNlsrs, ETC.
BALriaoRR, Oct. "a, 1850.
The remains of General Taylor will arrive here to-
MORROW from Washington route for anal interment,
In charge OF Colcnel Taylo and Major Bliss.
The pocket of Colonel Weeks, from the Hastern
Shore WAS picked last night at the Philadelphia depot
in President street of 81 200 Numerous other similar
Aepredations have been committed.
1t estimated that not less than twenty thousand
psr.ons visited the cattle show in this city o-day
The harleston papers received by the Southern
mail to- night state thst the people of South Carolina
loud in their expressions Of determination to
sist to the DEATH the encroschme ats of the North
As Offset to the for, going learn that great
Uron meeting is to be held at Savannah Georgia this
evening The Savannah journals boldly denounce the
dtunionists.
A frost occurred In Jefferson county, Georgia, on
Saturday; and in Columbia, South Carolina on Mon
day last
Elias Grant, native Of Massachusetts, and for
some time connected WITH the New Orleans Crescent,
died in that city on the 10th inst.
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s.erhs. in price, The price Of .y. d.ss not vary there
n. for snsksss has passed away leaving heavy
stock which complete drug :. low prices ss:f goods
ne, is in fair ds.s.S :, low prices: BonSs1iSe. are
& sss s: sss. Il sa:
ssoss with ,e.sn,s demand Prize. 90 s.s
and dons.c Of IL. best sr.des are in good r.a.ss
ssefposp Ss: SSs sS. large
SS d y :. assen and pr private
demand declining but stocks have also dTn'hed ana
:pInf s.sss, q i'm
win the large stocks staple sOOes left this season.
were as sSneHed Pqri SSsS. Estate % The ate Re ivs
, ti'fSa s7s u % eIass 'i'd%
Do lSSssls ssss ~ ' d. SOS each 500
$40 sS eA s0 .aO d I d. a: s' sd g. S,'n ss
ss. g. q ~ each s SS Ss on bronx
tT ds sa ,s $40 s9s s e., on s,s Norris street, sss
on stfss s s5 'i M 5osso g
s KS $50 s5s ss' s gore
DO $50 each $50 lot on Kngs Bridge Road 59.l corner
sSs; DO sSsiso $40; DO SS5gS si.5 sslo
street sisSo ssssS Win s:;Sfy Srsa dssll
.ory Srs dgsrf f. EIsa street: Between Mercer and
1H!S% ' s,ps9
tween ll7th and llsh each 2:1lse sls each eSo
% aJj dining. 55sS 500 do s2s siIc a. sii,y
near flfth avenue SIu'cacn
street. SZ,Vc
do. adj eininy each s5xi0O 500 each s1 do
on Fifty first street. each i5X0 500 oaob. $500 do
lsth street near Fourth avenue 2xlV slT DO on rear
on 10Th street 25ylC9 sis1 do a'oinins SNiOO $3.50
Eig avehue each 2sxl00 s35 each 81 2O5 do s5join
ing, 25xo $40; do. Thrty.ssventh street.
each 2ixl0 $3.50 each. S5S0; do. adjoining. 2jxlOo
S7Go do on til street. Avenue A. 25s9A slOlo
co On second avenue Stuyvesant street, 26txIb
81 25 do First and Tenth street 3xlUD
$500 do above 2xlt0 5000; do on Eighth street.
near avenue A. 1881 s. O above $50 eaoh
sIoSs lots ncar shove. 25sg7 $3.50 Brooklyn P,operg
Sios en- Hudson ayenu rear Concord street s5o' e.ch
2lxh SlSJ5; DO adj aniur, $3.50; do Clark stree
near Til ary sos each. l9X67 9, - OiO.
The sales to-day have House and lot 20
Eldrdge street, 25xss feet s2C0; adjoining
walker street 5Ox0 feet $500 No 2l Walker street. rear
OF above 25175 feet s32aF Nc S2s do same sze ShlOS
No. - Wet Sever street front aad rear houses and
lot 25xs feet 50 100 lot Esheth street 100 feet
OF Third avenue 2iXln $500 house and lease OF lot
of Cham hers and streets So 500 No 81 First street.
front and houses and lot Is by = feet 50 SOD lot
Eighty bird street feet east of Twelfth avenue, 2xOA
feet 1886 No. 03 Fourth and lease of lot 2)rlel
5000 Ne IL East Twentieth street house 2ks40 est lot
22S2 feet, SS25 lot No. SO Second avenue feet
G . 40
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ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence
IN, sisre Cds,-Jnrsnds Tmpr1ncs Celebration r..
Tyfrafs 81 LarTeurs. &c

IN, sisre CdD-Jarsniis T,npsy1ncs Csi,5raiiSn r.,
F,fraic ~. Laurence. Sc.
rrrLADELrnii, october "a, 1850.
The lspg pending suit fer damages against Weakly
and others for slaves rescued ended in smoke this
morning by the jury being discharged in consequence
Of not being able to agree verdict. They stood
ten for verdict for abe plaintiff and two against it
the latter having considerations serpples AgAn, ps
oing value upon human beings.
The juvenile rotarhs Of temperance made very
pretty parade this morning which was decidedly the
largest and most interesting yet made by this order
About thirty sections parsdea numbering in all about
fifteen hundred boys.
An ofhctr Of the 4. 3 frigate 81 Lawrence Capt
fauloing, writes home a. fCllOws-which Is. doubt
the latest news q that vessel g." We lets our anchor
age va the Ncssr the % inst aud on the nigh Of
the sth encountered = heavy gale which lasted two
day On the 10Th. ve were on Beschy head. running
through The English channel, homcwsrd bound, with
ten fnot breeze
Ellen Kennedy, n child ave years of age wa drown.
ed yesteTtay, in the schuyki NJ Wood street wharf
stabbing. has become an every day occurrence %
late with " Andrew Hines stabbed on TUESDAY
night. BY MIR Hoffman, and hi recovery is doubtful
Emery ttabbsd hy capt Binder thou. stl alive has
been given up by his physicials
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october "a, OF consumption, EDWARD A. PL.rr, aged
"a years month and % days, son OF Joel and Sally
Platt
The friend Of the family particularly requested
TO attend the funeral at No 20 First street Friday
the 18th inst, at o'clock r. ~
On Thursday, October "a, OLIVER f., only son Of
Oliver B. and Abby Hooker, aged years IL months,
and 20 days.
Funeral ceremonies to take place on Saturday from
No 122 Walker street at 10 O'Clock The friends and
ncquaintances Of the family respectfully invited to
attend, without further invitation
On October goth, at the house OF John VI. Hathaway
Ia friepd) No 1875 Barrow street Of Inflammation OF
the stomach, Miss sfLrA srE.R aged about AZ or AZ
years.
Boston and Long Island papers will please copy.
On Thursday morning, 2tth inst, AVN, wife Of Chas
L. Krueler. aged % years
The relatives and friends OF the family also those
Of her brothers in-law Francis and John Kruger
particularly requested TO attend her funeral from No
IS Montgomery street, Jersey City, this friday
Afternoon. at o'clock
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
At Port Richmond. Staten Island on the 2tth inst.
joins II. hSsLEY, son OF Capt. Andrew Ausley, aged
years. months. and Is days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at the residence OF the father at
Port Richmond on Saturday the Goth inst, at 2
O'Clock p NJ
At Aiken. g. @, on the 18th inst, WILLIAM N.
Ponnrs. in the 9th year OF his age.
His friends. and those Of his mother and grand
mother Mrs. Iiinohman, are respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral, this day Fridav) at O'Clock.
from the residence Of Mr. W a. Pigot No Thorn pson
street without further Invitation.
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
MADEIRA, Sept. is, 1850.
The United States tloop Of Dale arrived at this
island on the 18th inst after tedious passage OF TWEEN
ty nine days from New York The John Adams is also
here, having come from the leeward to recruit the
crew. The officers and crews Of both ships are in
general good health and the health of the squadron
is represen ted as being good.
The following is list Of the officers of the Dale -
VIM Pierson, Esq. Commanders Montgomery Lewis,
LIST Lieutenant; James ID. johnson, I'd do. John p =.
Decatur, Sd do; John II Parker 4th do; John c.
febiger Master josiah Tatnsl, Jr., Purser; j. Win.
tbrop Taylor, Surgeon Gerard Alexander, Assistant
surgeop John j W alker, Passed Midshipman; Thomas
BIodhead do Robert Stuart, do; FrsEcis A. Oliver,
Boatswan; f. Curtiss HiDe Gunner Thos. G. Ferrell
Carpenter; Jybn A. Birdssll, Salmaker VIM Pierson,
Jr Captains Clerk; j. H. ellis Midshipman; Tfevett
Abbot, do.
The U. 8 sloop of war John Adams, Com l.. NJ. Pow
ell at Madeira the 18th ult from and for the
coast ofAfrica all well
The name of Richard B. Tunstall Assistant Surgeon
was omitted in the list of the st. Marys officers VIM
b, Fugett Is the Saiimaker.
Benjamin Delano, Naval CO instructor at Portsmouth
N. ii has been ordered to the New York station.
Samuel Hartt, Naval Constructor at New York, has
been ordered to Philadelphia
Sailing Master Hager, Boatswsin Fosdick, and Sail
maker Seaman, have been ordered to the Albany, at
Boston.
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BowERY THrATRE.-The new equestrian drama enti-
lie the Wizard Steed and his Devil Rider" will be
Frttented this evening" together with the romantic
ma OF Wallace the Hero Of Scotland - The see
noiy OF the new drama ia magnificent aud as Derr
viii appear OF his wizard steed ana perform diff ut
leafs In ascending mountain II Is very probable the
hCuse will be crowded.
BRo,DwAv THEATRE--The beautiful comedy Of the
" oney Moon and the tragedy OF " Henry VIII ~
sro the pieces selected for this evening Miss Cush
man will appear as Queen Katharine, and Julians.
At it is her benefit night presume the house will be
or mined to sufocation She appears on to-morro1
evening as Claude Melnotte.
NrHLo's GAHpEs-The entertainments, this evening,
will consist Of the ballet pantomime OF Diana - the
celebrated tsbsaux vivans OF the Italian Brigands'
the characters by the Rave Family and the beauti-
Iul and gorgeous psntomime OF the Green Monster.
This bill will be certain to attract full house
BunroS' $ THrAIRE.-The excellent comedy of" Wild
oats with Burton, Blake, Lester, Bland John son
Mrs Russell and Mrs Hughes in the principal cha
rscters Ths piece will be followed with the
OF the -Four Sisters" Miss Walters and NJ Frederic
will dance Pas de Mazourka.
national THEATRE-The entertainments thi, even.
ing are for the benefit OF the great favore and
lent comedian Mr Cbanfrnu The pieces selected are
the Widows Victim" the GI,nee at New York. ),
frau deserves u bumper
CHEIsTY's 0rERA HeusE--The same excellent per-
fornances which have given general satisfaction for
FIVE years, will Re given tonight.
OYMPrc-A fine bill is offered by Fellows's band for
the entertainments of this evening. Meyer will give
violin solo.
AMERICAN MusruN-This establishment is nightly
crowded. The performances are excellent and the
visiers have the privilege OF viewing nnumerable Gu
riosities.
MIsIEvA Rooms.-Those who take delight In viewing
coed painting had better the Panorama of Cubs
BowEEY AMrHTHEArRE This establishment, having
been newly painted and decorated will open with the
French Equestrian Company, on Monday evening.
Madame Bishop is to appear. at the Philharmonic
concert Philadelphia this evening. sho aud Boehsa
have their first regular concert there this day week
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gress who csopsrated In the measures Of adjustment,
and for mysel tender expression OF profound so-
knowsdgment for the appreciation OF our joint exer-
tons which you and those you represent, do us the
honor to entertain. 1 sm, with high respect your
friend and obedeHt servant, III. CLAY.
Among the many toasts drank en- the occasion OF
the bar cue Was the following to which Mr. Clay
sponded in speech Of an hour:-Henry Clay-Ken-
tueky with one heart and voice, places Henry
Clay where, during the late session Of Congress, he
placed himsefhgh above the platform Of party, and
this lofty eminence she proudly presents him to the
admiration Of the present AMI coming ages. This
priceless honor is the gift not Of party, but OF his
oountry-.or his spirit stirring eoquenoe lofty pa
triotsm and courage in the defence of our beloved
Unionthe last hope of the freedom of
has be won the honor-long may he wear 1t.
Letters from Messrs Cass, toote, Underwood, Lynn
Boyd and Others were received Astounding in express
sions OF honor to Mr. Clay
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Great Hunsbug lExe,.ement " Os,yego.

0swEGo TIMES OFFICE Oct. "a 1850.
The ORielly telegraph (Bsins PaterD sent its first
Cash 10 this place this day. We comm uni
sate directly with the East and tho West, over rst
rate line, at reasonable rates.
The colored population OF this city, and their pru-
DENTAL committees, considerably agtsted this
morning by the aunoar ment that fugitive slave
had been lodged In our Jail last evening and was to
be tskoI back on the cars this morning. Ac ,ordngly
quite large numbsr Of colored people, armed with
bluogeons and fierce as tigers were promptly at the
depot re resist the ofdcers After diigent search
no fugitive was to be found. guard was, however,
placed around the jail prevent the fugitive being TAX
away. The Marshal aud Sheriff we're watched with
INTENSE interest, and after rotous aud inham.
mstoiy speeches, the crowd hnllly dispersed on
information being given to them that the fugitive
slave other than vhite man arrested on,a
warrant from his honor Judge Conk g.. Thus VIZ
have TO record the FIST arrest aud It's attendant
ctemtnt under The Fugitive Slave law
Gen Nyo, Madison Co. isannouncsd to address the
Democrats Of oswego, at the City HALL this ming
From the demonstrations making he viii, doubt
have a large audience.