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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

TUE State INDUSTRIAL CoNyENTloN.-The
different w ards have already commenced sending
Delegates to the Workingmens Delegate State
Convention lin pursuance OF the recommendation
OF the City Industrial CongreSa) to be held at Al
bany, October 2, and many of the, Benevolent and
Protective Industrial Associations have also chosen
Delegates Calls have been Issued for Delegate
Mass and Land Reform State Convention TO be
held on the same day at Albany October 81 and
We see by our exchanges that these calls have
been published by large number of papers
throug bout the State without distinction of party,
Three Delegates will be chosen from the aeveral
Wards of this City, and three aubstitutes The
Delegates from the Seventeenth Ward were chosen
on Thurnday evening, she meeting adjournng over
to the 9th inst. to meet at the Hermitage Hail.
corner of Houston and Allen sts Delegates
Messrs VIM. Y. Barr, A. W Day, j, II Heath,
with Messrg L. Hathaway John MoOatliI, Jr. and
Francis T.. Smith, as substitutes
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ADJUSTMENTS


CASTLE GARDEN.
WI 'hhh ; FIJI ThiaD GRAND CONCERT,
VIII 'aAs p'so' !" TUESDAY EVENING,
pR SSPs isG
Overture" eoiaume Perl". -; .Rqs.I2
Cayatne-"yi flayviso". ....:..::Sig' Bel e"'
somnsmbuia. BE Ssll u vo,o.
Afa''.i E;i.. JENNY LIND LIZ; J. WV
Doets-Pano folse and Violin
On favonte themes OF Belini
Neasrs Benedict and Noll
La Tarentea.. "Gia la Luna"
Aria.................." Mon payentar,"
tFlauto Magcos .,,., Mozart
Overture, ,..........La hueite 90 forucl
Ballad as''4no'.o 4ase tbs Lutte"
D Nile JENNY LIND. 49,. Benedic
solo, Piano Mr. Hoffman Le ae Meyer
Sig Belett
Ronsnxs,,.........5Qu ando Lascal la Normands,'
Mile JENNY LIND.
(Roberte di Diavoo,l
Finale" All NON Glunge" 49,. .Meyerbeer,
Mle JENNY LIND
isomnambulR) ........... be!nnl'
Conductor, Mr BENEDICT.
Pho Orchestra will consist Of Sixty Performers, ncuoa
the fret talent In the country
Price OF tickets from 81 &c. according TO location
Promenade tickets 81 Places aecured aud uckea o0Ia
ed al the American Museum
pcers open at 6--Concerl 10 commence 81 D ociocR'
no Checks will be Issued
Grand Pianos will be used this Goncer
Mdlle JENNY LIMBS Fourth Grand Concert Will
s,ycn al Castle Garden on Thursdsy evening Particular
Renes6er ala Sns
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tss DESIRABLE RKsIDNUE IN BROOKLYN
For sale 10 !esae or TO let the very convenient cot
age house lcontainng ten rooma,l with four ota OF
ground Ind stable In the rear The premises delight
fully located in Cnton.av Stages pass the door every
hve minutes II DESIRED the whole OF the furniture and
hourehold effects will be sold favorable :ems For fur
Their particulars il uire the premises, or OF Il JOHN
son, al Mesfrs. Appleons l9 Broadway ale 2dsfr
81 COUHTRY RESIDENCE WANTRDs-A
R$ia place In good order with OF land good
-A sized house and well stocked with fruit and vege.a-
bles year more IL liked near the Sound or
good stream preferred Address, with az full description
as may be convenient, 8 box g. Birmingham, Sonn
al vii
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS THIS EyENING-The Eleventh Ward
Workingmen at the Church OF Humanity, Third st
between Avenue D and Lewis,st. the Practical
House Pain tera, at their headquarters, a2O Grand
st.; the Journeymen Coardwsiners, (dena Branch
atKeen's, 22I Grand-st corner Of Elizabeth; the
Coopers, at the Henry Clay House, corner OF Ave
nue. A and Firstst and tbs Ladies' Cordwainers,
Mechanics Hotel corner OF Catherine and Mad
son sta.
The friends Of Smith Brien meet this even
ing, also, At Tammany Hall.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


HIBLUS GARDEN.
rTNCKE?s 50 eenIa 10 al para Of the Saloon .Hse
Goxes, a. Doors open u y 70 S0Fn53SsaS 81 VO~'
Manager, Mr. JOHN sEFfoN
The RAVEL FAMILY, received nightly with hursi' 81
euthusssm from the most crowded and famonaoe al ~
ences MONDAY EVENING, Sept 10, Inc en.erIa!1,
menta will commence With evoluhons on me IiIilI
ROPE, by Francois Rave1 Nine AXe, La Feu'e bl'"a-
'''D az 70 ODE, be- followed by the Petite Ballet called
VENETIAN CARNIVAL.
Characters by The Ravel Family
nernssion OF half en- hour During he interueSioa aoo
after the close Of the performance the pau Ioo
win be thrown where ladies' ana isnneS may ootn
lee Cream and Refreshments OF every variety Like Ese
thu lower gplendd Saloon will be thrown open Tor genue'
men uraccompGned by ladiea
he whole 10 cor clude with the grand fanionme OF
RAOUL or the Magic Star.
In Twelve Yahleaux, composed By Jerome HsveL
Principal characters by the Rsvel Family.
pROADWAY YHEATER.-Doors open at 7.-Te
Is nmmepee Al IL oclock.-RAIs Evening, Sept l6,
VIII be prevented Inc new Comedy called the
IRISH FoafnSEG o W On 9oa " Dsydge
Frsni sknner.,..... Dyot Alice May. Mrs. Abbott
70 conclude With the farce Of
gregory orizzle Devidge George Allen Mr. Reynolds
Peter Prog....,.... Whiting Dlnah $500. Miss onyls
Prices Of admission: 70 bress Circle and Psrques 7sc
Family Circle and Third Tier 25c; Gallery, l1fc.
DURTON'S THEATRR4 Chambers.st rear OF tbs
EsCitv Hsi-lhe nearest Yhester 20 the large Hotols
YHIB EVENING, September l6, VIII DO played sner
osH' 'on0O' u THE RIvALs
sir A. Abuoute Blake Lydia LsI guish, Miss Clarke
Bob Acres ......n Burton Jua.'.'.'''. ar, hu9 n1
70 conclude with Grand Eeaey on Lndmania, cal cd
gHE'8 COME!
3 gIsrpeyen, Jenny Limbs Manager MI burton
DooS opo1 Al l. to begin at u o'ciock-Boxes, dress
circle aud parquet 80 family circle second er II
Cts pryee boxes s. and S. orchestra Seats with cuah'
ioned nrmcheirs rs ctg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

EZRA sHRAlL Farm FOE s&LaeTh SUI
gerber wishes 10 dsposa O. ii. arm IL ss 3. soyn o.
tho very beat land in tbs gate and is present II e7c
sns condition There are soou six acfe1 Q. be. .pa
kc Ehe farrn "a sltuEted within sz miles OF for Eyre
o. bs Eric Canal and wshiR "a nilca Of nc 81 81 40
~ ellis OF szceen water largo barn ard young orch&rt
Of ssted t,u 70 hoso whq desire 10 securs Rot
fgyorxblo opportunity Apply, III BY mil postpaid. 10
THNMAA Il ROOKIE. FlibrCe OfEca au.0 p&EgisG
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IIlnE DUSSELDORF A0ApkMY oF. ElNE

Id UUNNk4lNUakF AtAiFhlFL Ut eIFsI
Il ARTS New pAil ings recently suitod from Europe,
among Wheh 10 Gerlaa1is By Kach'ef work OF 81 Of
tas hishes! ciess Tne exhibition VI paintings by srs OF
s tbuve rchoo Eas received mary sidoas and fealns
epso a. The TWO rooms ihs He'll OF toe Church OF D.
we Unity IL Bi3aaTay otsHosn SaiigR and YrQce'Sis
nou1 10 O'Clock Il t3 10 O'clock 2. 81
Adg7ssor p rorB 9estoa Tictez GEMS CGts.ogaes
IA cents jeiqr
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Ssh FOR SALR-Popsespion Immediately, the full
%aJ sized and we!-huut house l03 Fourth a7coue be-
AzE@ tween Eleventh ana Twelfth ats one block from
Broadway and In The reighbohSod OF nioniquRrs Can
tie seen Fl oru lo4 App to
SHEPHERD MELVILLE Attorneys, "A Wsll-st.
sI6 4t% ora j. BLEECKER, Auctoneer, I Brosd
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a Ayyy0FR LaUNnEY, = sPEUCEsT MEAS
= NASsAU.-To New ShtyI Deale,s, saEls Genlienoa,
ss1rilea &c-fas IS one Of tbs mos pefise aud e1isa'
avs sslshShutep,s of ,ae kt05 IT tbs o en5 9is co1
hsa been erected 81 expense Of sboa f2et lhoessaS
10. Afs Epd combines TIA ip!i11las 81 7snt2ass.
iH-Pcrtcus eSvi9s !Se city l. aasie cL1 tsf5 taep
.oes 4she6 aud ir0aed II srper.o. uA1zs rs inn
~ lhree hours Ius.
caG-fIo 1lsteris IL ussd u 10 vas-irE ee2ss,nr7
"a pUre olive Oh SOAP I'D fi.scaj Groom A'st 1Ht
-,~--el 10. desuo,e5 by pkiesi toAF Or 3i< a-S
5tga &c extensively sdysrdfe1 il tae aews7sPeri
GeEenan's shirts dono IT, sqgs! 70 aeF s'Fl@
- Fse; goGleuen's collars tonad II Tor sys 4E9
udfsd and psntaoona eies S1NY lroD5d s7 P@si
10 Cu.hes ioEI m4ssa1l tefir1 - ld2l :; SoFs
lyrpepsl wili hc promptly PAID fof
clothes vsshe5 Al ,Als e,&blishFssa Yal Rest
cnrb longer simply hecau7e they are nor ony sapdlsa
h great care hui in1aTo1s drug 2erefsr usSo fy
ssshers 10 pc fnacl 10 coue near Geem
sties d5ssses and sl Err SIrces ASA IS c}
- experienced French Lsnr2rcts
,:lohes nAen and delivered frel q eIUE srt,2S IFS
sou,s srd sslns sfecu2y removed
IN orders len 81 tbs Qce 10 s7dce-s er cent rrocS@
.tg FsppY Post viii receive pTon'Pi attention
kA0AGk RAYMOND. FaFsfIa ,sn'$o.
.,,,,, 4ptSaS
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JENNY LIMOS THIRD ooMoERT,

JENNY LINO'S THIRD CONCERT,
I'm TUESDAY ENEhING 18th Inst al Castle Garder.
VA large portion OF the beSs for sale by WIN
HALL X bON, 9S9 B 'os1way W 81. K have bought
Tor this Concert only the good and desirable and pe
purchasing them will receive he boaI plsces
soe house both for hearing and seeing. Gl6
ITALIAN OPERA sE-ASToR-pLAOE.
MAX MARETZEK Solo Lessee aad Mana Eer-Arrv
Avn and debut OF The great French BALLET )pary from
the Grand opcra Pas Opening Of abort autumn
with Grand Ballet dAcuo1 undey the direction OF NJ
sieur Robert Kemp and portac Engsh Vaudeville Com
psny-kr John Nickinson. Stsgs Aeuager,
The olioEiu artists form portion of the Salei Com
pRny Mademoselie Celesuns drank premiere danseuse,
iom the Grand Opera Paris; Mile. Ncioroe Frank pre-
niee dan evte- from tbs Grand Opera, Paris; Mile rs
uipo.S premiere pSnomu.isle from TheAter PArle 81
Marns Paris Monsieur Leou Esp!nosa Prsmiere dsnaeur
aTedelue from the Gsnd Opera PsiS and several other
Distinguish arsS Alec, pefiecs corps do ballet OF
The English vauaevil, Company will comprise the
names Of niSny ell established goyieS who viii appear
Ia quick lucceSsou aud gensrsy In entirely new VaudS
yiles written aud translated eNpresIly for this establish
ment.
vbe Lease pledges himself lhAi the orchestra shall be
rui and composed Of tbs hett artss and nst shall be
superior Orchestra ever before employed to Bal
lei or Vaudeville Company il this city. Dus and timely
notice viii be given OF the first representation Az
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THE NEW-FORK TRIBUNE

-, ,,opNtA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
fo RnTehed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer fol
n HhaPc %Ts' Price 81 Cents per copy.
oDagl's GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers
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AsssS FOR SALE AT WILLIANIsBURGII, L..
M with or without the adjoining lots two story
A house in rerfsc order situated on the corner Of Sou
Ninth and secord as within three minues walk OF he
Peck slip ferry Inquire OIL the prema'e or OF
.I6 w. ROGERS { CRANE, 129 Front ST.
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Niagara, Sept II, 1850
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REV DR.. uAwKs.-W learn that tee Rev. DIR,
HAwKs has accepted the cal of the congregation
of Galway Church, in Fourthavenue and will
1hortly enter upon hia duties there He ia to re-
cove G salary of $4,000 year and bonus Hutti
ciont fosctlo his present debts. The forty origins
owners Of the Church, whore retention of the bes
paws has created such dlssensons among the mem
bers, have given up their clsims, taking scrip tol
the cost of the pews, All the pews in he Charct
are low to be sold at auction the scrip issued %
ilg rece!Y&ble in payment.
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NlB1o's-The Raves continue their brilliant
performances at Nibo'e, 70 houses undnliniShed by
the moro imposing attractions elsewhere The
Revels have never besn surpassed in their line.
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FoRruNA1. Observation-Disclosures A + riday night
us=ot liz Wisuibursh ferry boats, when near
Graud =. this side. ran over { small boa. con.
,zIIirs Ibree men. BY the sxertions OF VIM G Al
llvep ana James upAon, the three man were
rsVed.
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PoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,Hshed on the departure ogeaci Mail steamer er rv
ool Price 81 cena per copy or 81 per year post ge
2nchded
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Ban BilIs-A man named scob Hoffman wa
l. lpstcd Frisay risht in tbs Eleventh Ward TO
stiIs ogutsrfoiI liiI on josh Berger H5Fnal
seee,e.te j sta.!owing number Of bille Tut OPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

d.. asE ate amShiP Portland, Capt. Bmhner, from
5er' sSs s, and Galveston arrived hero yosta
nj, and UsoG ~. saisesson papers of the 9las
mens, to the 27th The folowier os :. osofu
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CLOTHING.


SummER WEAR.-WM Z. JENNINGS CO.
~ DAArEhs fAlLORs I'm ,ortsrs OF Cloths, CASH
meres, sestngs Fancy Dress Articles Nc 81 Broadway
American Hotel and Peunsyivsns avenue, Washington
D. C. Offer for Inspection, extensive assortment Of
sessonsble Goods which win be made up 10 order al tho
proverbisly moderate prices which n view cf our worn
has given the establishment precedence furnishing he
most economical, n not the lovest priced gsrmenta
The res5y made stock ecprses CLOTH esshmeret meri-
no. grass cloth and linen sacks; De Osays dre.s and
foek coats cashmere, merno and drilling pantslOons
silk ,siin bombszne nsrseIle, linen and chAly vests
dressng gowns kc which, with selection Of the choicest
styles Of fancy dress articles consisting Of crsva hand
berchie gloves Sus7ender' shirts, collars bosoms NC.
we would commend to the attention Of purchasers with N
Of their superiority In style and character 70
mosi OF the clothing offered In this market
We would refer In particular TO the PGnlaoons
enabled furnish and solicit call from the fssidi-
Qua.
The Army and Navy viii md well versed 70 their pe
cuiar requirements, and prepared TO supply The different
grades of The service tel0
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The Tribune's System as TO Absenteei.m-The
Complaint Of Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, &c.
WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON Fdday, June n
As there is nothing up today but the needlessly
protracted Iowa case the participators in which
will be named by the telegrsphic reporter, will
take occasion to pay my respects to Hon. LEWIS
ID. CAMPBELL Of Ohio whose note Of complaint
The Tribune of yesterday brings me.
Had Mr.. CAMPBELL oontented himself with as.
sig ming the painful occurrence q his venerable
father in.laws death sickness as the cause of his
absence he would have saved the necessity OF this
response, and served himself much better. But
he goes on to plead, in extenuatiOn, the too com.
mon pairingeg process. He says: "My oonstt-
uents viii consider this a sufficient excuse, when
thew know that made an arrangement with Hon.
Mr. HAcKrrr Of Ga Ia member who never votes
with me on important questions, not TO vote in my
ahsepce" Had MIR. CAMPBELL stopped that pa
renthesis at the words "HeUer potes, he would
have given the actual state Of the facts more fully
For al purposes OF legislation, Mr.. HAcKETT has
been virtual nonentity, nearly al the session. by
reason Of his severe illness, and he Il now At home,
where be went at least moath ago-to die, l fear,
from ali l can learn. Convenient use, truly, to
make of him But what gain to the North was
secured by an arrangement with htDs, am at
loss to know
But Mr. CAMPBELL will have 10 write another
explain alton, think Tor you wa see 'nab on ne
ssTy day of the date Of Ais published complaint Of
injustice, two important votes were tshen oy yeas
and nays On the call for the first of these votes,
LtwIsD. CAMPBELL's name appears as absent.
Tor mot voting, which is the same thing, If not
worsel while upon the second, taken few minutes
afterward, his name stands as voting WasAso"
a ptsit 10 kis home then, alsoi
/ feel friendly 10 Mr.. CAMPBELL. have bad
rather warm aide" for him ever since his heroic
nk.l.lalohi. Convention UhllA 4
have no charges to make against him on the score
n n nususl delinquency bat am anxious to guard
NV own reputation for fairness ss well as faithful
.css and 1 am not willing 10 be pat in the wrong
~bsn ana ia the right Hence have sent this
',sssment Like yourself. l am "sure that 1t
does good to publish tho sesentees; hence am
he more willing to do what Is, undoubtedly an I'd
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Powers's statue Of Eve.

The Commercial Advertiser is indebted TO a
friend for the following extract from a letter
dated
FLORENCE, May p.
During the past few weeks have been down to
Carihsgena, in Spain, near which place lies the
wreck Of the ship that contained the statue Of
Eve by our friend Powers. Mr. 2. having learned
that the statue had been got out Of the wreck, and
and that among other things, il was stored at Car
thsgena was DESTROYS 10 have rome one who ander.
stood packing and handling works Of Art to go
down there and see what state his figure was In,
and, if necessary, put it in order for reshipment.
volunteer to do this. and fortunately arrived
Just in time to save the statue from the stains of
sea-water, rust and bay. The blocks which held it
firm in the box were brought together by large iron
bolts, and these had already became blistered with
rust The whole interior was damp, and one side,
which had been immersed, was thoroughly wet
| removed everything from around tho figure.
baked the covering boards in the sun, removed
the rust from the iron.work and let the air and sun
lected in the box. then recovered the statue and
repAcked il carefully. understand il will nave 70
remain there until the expenses Of salvage storage
&c. are paid, when it will be reshipped to the
United States.
| suppose the whole affair is in the hands Of the
underwriters The weasel, which said stranded
about FIVE leagues east Of Carthagena, was sod for
a., 200, as she lay.
In the same store-house there q great many
boxes belonging 10 Mr. Greenway, who WAS on.
here a few months since, some of which are much
broken and their contents streved about; and
others again, that seem 10 have sustained little or
no injury. A small bust OF the Greek Slave" is
also there. stained and blackenedin every part
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KFann HaNfen-


By the arrival of the British steamer Thames al
Mobile from Vera Cruz, We have dates from the
City Of Mexico to the 18th inst. There is no i'm
poItant news.
A sovereign cure for the cholera has been dis
covered in Mexico. 1t is the RatS del Indie t1ne
Indian Root The Monitor ADVISES the Govern
ment 10 lose time in collecting large quan''He'
If this root and give it gratis 10 the poor.
The PalGRca says: ." We know, from person
of truth. that the most msrye GUS cures nave oeen
effected by this root. IA an act OF charity we ca. can
mon sonora Hoppe, who administered, herself this
sapecifc IN Numerous persons in her husbands es-
tablisbment, 10 come forward and testify to the
truth Of our statement
The CITY OF Carmon in Laguua, has experienced
smother irightiul fire Forty seven o. the bes.
houses are in ashes. This calamity occurred the
9Th OF the present month. The Inhabitants were Ia
the greatest alarm, as they had been warned there
would be another attempt to burn the rest OF the
town They were each hour expecting the ap-
pearance of the cholera. 1t was urged upon the
supreme Government that they should afford aid
to these wo stricken people.
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HAVANA.
State of Feeling.

private letter from Havana, dated the 18th
inst. states that the antipathy, so long smothered
of the Sparia,ds las distinguished from the Creoes
or Patriots) against the Americans, is now being
decidedly manifested. The following extract from
the letter referred TO- exhibits the present state Of
things in the Island
"Ronca has lost much of his popularity among
the Spanisrds, by reason of bis apparent lenity-
so much so, that they have seriously treated Of
compelling him to relinquish his post in favor of
Armero, who is today the hero Of the Spanish
party But the project has not been carried Out,
because the conspirators do not fully cOnde in the
troops They have contented themselves with
strong representations directed to the Government
at Madrid, to procure Roncalis immediate re-
movaL 0lanets, Salas Sauna, Solano Alvear, and
others, are named among the conspira.ors.'
Armero is the b.ood-;hirsty General Of Marines
or Chief o. the Navy, who wishes the disposal Of
the American prisoners to be left to him, indie.
pendent of any control the part Of the Captain.
General
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10 the Falls Of St. Anthony wnere they intend TO

b the Falls Of St. Anthony, wnere they intend TO
settle.
" Sheriff Csrnley Of New-York' we are hap
DIV 10 see, has recovered from his severe indisposi
ton. He was here yesterday on his way TO sara
tog,, where be proposes TO pass few days
T&lbsny Evening Journal
u public meeting of the friends OF the ad-
ministration who approve OF ITS recommen1anSl111
of the immediate admission Of California, is called
at Rochester for this Monday evening.
IL One thousand one hundred and ten German
emigrapts landed at St Louis during two days OF
lastwesk. About half the number started imme'
diately for the Missouri.
FIRE At HAAPToS, COss.-The cottage OF
Samuel Church Esq was destroyed by ire IN the
23d inst. Loss, $4,000 No insurance. Sap osed
10 be the work of an incendiary.
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New MExIco.-The 81. L0uis Republican of the
2lst, has the following: Our sdvices from New
Mexico, by the recent arrival at Independence, are
not of very pleasant character. There is great
excitement growing out Of the attempt Of Texas
to assume authority over the Territory. The peo-
pie are decidedly opposed to these pretensons, and
they are exceedingly soctous for the immediate
action of Congress on this question. There can be
no doubt that the people desire the establishment
of Territorial Government, and this as speedily
AZ possible. Neither the formation Of a State Gov.
eminent, nor the continuance Of the present half
civil halt military Government will satisfy them
and still less will they be disposed to submit 10 any
act which shall transfer them, 10 any shape, 10
Texas Such sn union can be productive to no
good and will be resisted