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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
nr1I1IoNs, sERrEs or GRArrnARs.

BUBLIONST SERIES OF GHAINMhHo.
lust PUBLISHED, by PRATT. WOODFORD co
JFIRST LESSONS IN GREEK-inlroduciOry 10 the
Greek Grsnmar-compriang On Epiiome Of Greek Gram.
mar: Exercises Anslylcal and synthetca series Of
Resdirg LESBOS; EoIes and a Lexicon. By Rev Bn-
Hons ID D. my-j 3ls
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Report on California - per dOZ or ~ Genus sngr COPIES
For sale by WIN. GOWAN'S, l78 Fuonst my22 SAs'
INES TO BE CUT OUT AND PRESERVED
IL They suggested By my wi-s declining to 90 TO
the theaier becsuse u was washing day:
Whether It's nober In the mind 10 pay
a vis 10 The wash tub or the play
That's the question were II best to nope
Ger HBmlers wrongs, or In the su9s 10 grope'
To raise the passions. or the linen steep
To Oh. p, or clap the hands-to wash or weep
With wild OpheliAs woes TO dim the eye,
Or hang the sheets and peItieoaIs TO dry
Long paused the dsme-swhle 10 Shskspere true,
She chung 10 scenes his magic pencil drew.
When Sally calls madam, the water bOs
MepOmene was merged In household tolls
The dame the depths OF tragedy forgoes,
Save the catastrophe OF hanging clothes
Amer wiring The above lines, went TO co Nassau 81
3 found Tweyetree the great washing magician IN
bis sspcinm enjoyed few minutes OF hs edying CONVEX
ssoD, paid him 81 got Of bis books, toddled home
my wife tried IT, ard now laughs al washingdsy her
washing Is ali before breakfast and she can 90
the theaer The night Of the washing day a. well as
any other publish this for the benefit Of my feow-cit
ard advise them 10 DO did-ty IL They will Ike
1t Imy23 III THOMAS BURGESS 500 Fourth-s;- NY.
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OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
Ofemoved 70 257 Broadway. -
uy6 ths WALTER M. GIBSON
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REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
JAMES, BEEBE j. 90.
HAVE REMOVED TO S4 Broadway and corner Of
Reade and Center where be found al kinds of
wsTnwaer and wsrmsir heating and vennlaiing sppAs
us for private dwellings churches, seninares, hospitals
bells prisons, horticultural buildings, kc- ke
Also, BEBEE's celebrated cooking ranges COOKING
utensils jsppanned brass and glyerplated regsters-s
Dew article, superior TO anything Of he hind 10 he market
ve 3uas
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY. Auelioneer.

WIN w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer'
GECOND UAND AND NEW FURNITURE FRI.
CDAY Msy ~ at 10 o'clock, at the sales ROOM Isl VIII
Ism general assortment OF rosewood, black walan
ard mahogany chairs soas ete aeie center pier snd dir
ing tables bedstesds N esses bureaus, sdebosrds
pets and variety Of other house furniture from families
Sale positive. for cash. mY9 2tiss
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COOLEY kEkSE. Auc.ioneers
f'bnItk FhlfATB COLLECTION OFRARE
- Md ALI ABLE BOOKS ~ be sold al ancion-On
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS the pm ,n3 25,h
Ist al y ocioek, will be sold auction by COOLEY
nEEskr al u N new rooms IN Broad way. corner OF
Nhiie-s The Private Library OF gensrnan la,v4n, ~
ely; collected by him during several years. and compr.
pecislly In Poetry and ne Drama Romance. AMI g,,
The Greek and Latin Classics History, Bellies Lss,rss
English Grammar and Lauguages Including a ANAL H.,
choice collection Of Ezevirs and of WORKS on Cstho
and Irish History and Literature Among them are
The Works Of Walsf T. Riison Ellis Percy &c on Ear.
~ English Poetry Poems OF Prior Corbet Chaucer Sc
Dramatic Works Of Ben Jonson Beaumont ard Fletcher
Shirley Ford, Masslnger, Middleton and Decker Con
greve Wycheriey, sc the best illustrated edttons Of
Lafonisne Rousseau Dumas, sc; Faceous and Satrica
Works Of Erasmus, Cotton. Jno Hail Stevenson Peter
Pindar PeIronius Arbiter RAbeais Marguerite de Ma
vane, &c collected works Of Cicero Swin Dr. Johnson
MsrvAux, (TTsvesties) Miss Edgeworh &c Sc tovehsr
with many desirable and curious books In Classics ibo-
graphics rsries the Plsniin Ovid with engravings on
copper 1890, &C Catalogues now ready, and books may
be examined. my2j r.
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]. W. BROWN, AncllOneer
uOVSFHDLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IJFURNIsHING ARTICLES TOMORROW (gri.
dsy) May -, At lOl ocik 1T % Brosdway-J w BROWN
VII sell auction large assortmenfOt superior maho2.
sny and other household furniture Also suites OF bean.
TRULY painted chamber furniture comprising bureaus bsi.
sesds wsshstands. tables, chAirs &c. Also girandoes
Tampa silver plated pAper sehe tables decorated
china, Bohemian glass, &c. Catalogues ready. IT.
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LITTEL'S LIVING AGE.
A GEm Or a NUMBER.
CONTENTS.
NTAEUEL TIEREAY, the Solder Of Fortune.
WI Memories OF the fret Duchess Of Orleans.
Christmas Eve and Easter Day.
Revissl Of the Liturgy.
Tale ofthe Camp.
Letters from Jamaica.
Deborahs Diary, Part 3
Germany and Erfurt
Demands Of Australia
Russian Intrgues
Lord CampbePs Miss sellon.es,
spd Also various short articles numerous to mention.
This IL undoubtedly the useful work published as 1t
keeps one posted up with all the literature Of the
day.
Subscription Sc per wear ~ cents per number.
DEWITT DAVENPORT. Agents for New-York.
nyl3lt Tribune Building, Nassau 81.
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oHRIsTYs MINISTRIES,

MO 472 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome sU
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The original and wel-known
CHRISTY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The first established and Oldest organized band in the
world, comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction OF P. Chrsy They viii have the honor
Of giving their original and nimabe entertainments every
nghtUnu further notice
Admission . cents Doors open Of Concert will coa
meuce Bt 8 O'Clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing ct
O'Clock. r 81. my10 6uss
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Am GERnI ANrRACHKR WANT
nRIyATE INSTITUTIONAL eENrLEMAr
5000 WINDOW SHADES,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, al great bargains 10
w lots to suit purchasers, from "a up, at 4Ss Pearl
doors from Chalnsm-sl fnmmrga cambrcs, kc tor The
trade. w. o. jerks,
AZ lmh- Importer and Manufactured
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d DOMESTIC BIBLE.

THE ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC BIBLE.
DYRFV INGRAM COBBIE A-Ths beautiful
ID Family Bible viii be published in 25 numbers At 25 cts
each will also be put up In monthly parts 81 50 Cts
The distnc rushing f-siures Oft1is Bible
/ Seven hundred Wood E1grsvings
2 Many ihoussnd Marginal References.
g. Three fney-execuied Steel Maps.
4 Numerous Improved Readings.
g. A Correct Chronological Order.
6 The Poetics Books IN Metrical form.
T. An Exposition Of each Chapter, containing the
ofihe best Commentators with much original matter By the
editor
Reflections drawn from the subject OF the chapter and
aiving in a condensed form is spiritual import.
Dates affixed to the chapters, for each morning and
evenings reading, comprising the whole Bible in
year
The epgrsvings never introduced for show, but al
ways to explain the text Illustrating places, aud
customs OF he HDcients.
A specimen number With recommendations from some
OF our leading divnss, ready The regular issue
will begin about the st Of July, and number Will be pub
shed on the and 18th Of each month, till the book Is
complete.
Agents wanted procure SUBSCRIBE for this work
and the opportunity is most favorable one for them to
do well
1t will be OF The most beautiful comprehensive Bibles
published and cheap 10 place within the reach
OF all Apply (postpsd) 10 S. HUESTON,
InyS3 3tss 139 Nasssu-si. New-York
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THlCE 81 25-JIsI fUbLIsHkD.
THE GREAT HAIR MONA.
DY ANDREW JACKSON DAVlS-Jusi published By
ID FOWLERs WELLS,
uv21 6DltW 1871 NAssau-st NY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nsOADWAf THKATER-Doar, open Al y cur.
oe performed N. admired Play Of
H. LOVE or The Csrr;ess ard he ssrf
bbp,on.:..... hr wbesus5 F-eter'cks
,.res frecerl.k Harm ulriek Thompson
NDuh'esa.. Mss Davenport Sir Rupert.
H.. YOUR LIES IN DANGER
sCuh strong ... Chapman Countess Lsnirof MissHon
Price. OF sdmiIsion To Dress Circle and Psr51sse %
e.l"i fsiiy anc Third Circles q ca GALLERY ~ cent?
RURrON's THEATRR.-poor, ore, =, .,
pIsyeS me n, This EVENING. May q viii De
~, nj poMBEY AND SON.
CO.., ~ w arke Jack Bunshy......... Holman
S ~ cogiie......Bu Burton Mrs skewton. Ms H1gbes
MI Na'Hef Jordan Edh...........Mrs Russell
70 conclude with the Burle,ts Of
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGsi
=. herr hudgeon johnson P Rls-aevurr - Toi,,,-
RRsify hoaNey ordsn Dr. DubbIe L. Dee Aadrew1
PaicFBo1cs Dic:; Circle ana Psycs: 81 SaHsnsn
Oce or Second Tier p cisi Private Boxes s. aad S.
hkATER-AsToR.PLAcE OPERA HOUSE
S gTrs 9Pen - Performance commence an O'Clock
sqr;sdy q LoSboS RANCE paNSeR'a The brilliant
Charles Conn II Piseite
Man hecdle..... Bas, Max IIa-ks9sv'' 49,
hc Douel Dolly spankef... Grosvsuo-
49, |y eptnker.......... ..........MisfC Cushsr
Tce'-t,i5e vii; H. + .5,.. Mss walaeA
' NAPOLEON. ''A ~ ana Of
lrce' B1Ies arg fsfgro, b. ca Arl shesisr d -s:
ks,-ret ,.sli ~ Bseony' &c. = cs. sor once o9s-
RIBLO'~.-OPEN FOR THE SUMMER Jason
lNTHIS EVENING, MAY 3, the Garden will omen yst,s
an Overture hy the Orchestra
After which, Broughan's Comedy OF
ROMANCE AND REALITY
ASper Manly. ChiopendAeI Oliver Manly. Lynne
Jack Swiil.... Broughan Frank Meredith. Walcott
Rosabel. Miss Taylor Tom Badger. SETON
Barbara Manly Mrs Vernon Lavender Kyd LEACH
Between Ire Sd and 4h acts nternission OF hal. an
hour when the magnificent Ball Room Will be thrown
open asa PROMENADE MUSICALE.
Admiration to all parts OF The house 50 cents Doors open
al 7 o'coct 10 commenceA t8.
DROADWAY THEATER.-A CARD-MIsS
DDAVENP Benefit aud last appearance but one,
IL fixed for Friday evening, May a. and that occasion
ouy she will perform juliet and Constance, In the LOVE
CHASE with strong cssts. Box booE now open. my9
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BOOK TRADE.
GRAHAn1'S MAGAZINE
CRAHAMs MACHINE for June viii be flu'd ~ ni
VI the periodical dealers
OpFN


And Fair Competition.
Louefercw. Whppe. Geo. D Prentice Grace Greenwood.
Dnnforh Morehead and host OF able writer's eoa.rbu.s
70 The June number.
GRAHAMs MAcAzfSE-We are glad to see hat George
r Graham Esq the originator and bullderup Of this s,e
ling monthly has again taken charge Of it a. editor and
publisher No 10 the United staes a. the pas, ten
years has sbundany demonstrated 20 well understands the
business Of getting up magazine Of this character and
We may expect 10 see Graham take the lead again
Of tie contemporaries IL public favor Tho new volume 10
commence with the July number is promised.o be long
stride ahead Of anything that has appeared and do not
doubt VIII be- 1t will begin with array Of literary tai
eut unrvsed and artistic embellishments Of themost eIe
CANT character ttsi money procure Beside magnih
cent portrait CT Jenny Lind (he wordIenowned singer
soon 70 be introduced 10 the American publc) will accom-
rsny the July number. We have proof impre sion
OF his sTl rdd picture, and consider Il OF the most
beautiful specimens OF art we have ll1si. en:sr
TERMs 50 per snrum IN advances single copies IS cis.
For saie BY n. LONG BROTHER, q Aru-sL
sTRITGER B TOWNSEND 222 Broadway.
ry2osgs DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune BulIgs.
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NFOR sALE-A splendid brown Horse nearly
l~SNl6 hands high long name AMI iAiL frosh from ne
GAcOuniry. Warranted sound kind and gentle IN a.
haIrsss and eight years old good family horse, and
frstrsse saddle horse VIII he sold low for want OF nae
Deure Al The sbe 50 Bass Thirteenth 81 near Unyers-
" psee my9iv'
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QOARD-A email private ia ny residing 10 the upper
ID par Of the city have two pleasant front rooms o. he
second foor that they wish 10 let 10 three single
genlemen gentlemen and their wives, with fu or par
usboafd The house Is very pleas tny situated with bath
room ke Every attention will be paid TO rend The FAINT
y quite at home Address line 70 J. r. Broadway Post
Ohce, for two my2|
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"a AT PRIVATE sALE-The owner going West,
- Farm Of l5J acres, 10 q high Of cultivation
- s.msied shout Two miles from Huntington Long
Island on he iurnpterosd and shout 50 miles from he
city ofNevYork l3 IL lsble and and 50 acres In
Spring crop On the farm there Is large fwo-story dwell
ipghouse and well Of spring 10 the kitchen tenant
bouse eersgehouse and other oui-buidings with three
orchards OF excellent fruit Conveyance % New.Yori
three times day By railroad and steamboat The farm can
De bought Win or without The stock and farming utensis
OnenAf Of ne purchase money remain bond and
mortgage II required For further particulars apply 10
ANTHONY j.. BLEECKER, auouoneer, 7 Brosds.
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NEw-YoRK AND GREEN

&EA WOOD LINE on sTAGEs-Persous
E<z=s--<rs wishing 10 vist Greenwood Cemetery,
BY taking any ofhe South Ferry stsges 10 NewYork and
crossing lbe Hamilton Ferry, foot Of WnehssL
viii find Stages slvays ready 10 convey them Green
wood BY the shortest and most pleasant route Fare ony
eA lmyl7 lmiss CARLOS GAME CO.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING, or Part Of House TO Let-A private
I'D family, having much more room Than they occupy In
bge convenient and pleasantly located house IN Fourth
ct with all the modern improvements would let part OF
The tame, or accommodate ew sma! families or single
gentlemen with board and pleasant apartments Inquire
ofCUSHING L TEN BROCK 2l5 Greenwch-sL or adj
dress p" Tribune Office. my2l lwis'
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AUCTION SALES.

EARD.-EEW AUCTION EsTABLIsHMENr.--
" BALDWIN GARDINER, Gas Of Osrilnor's Furnish
Ing Wsfehouss having been appoinss ar Auction se
tker The spacious hs second door OF the Gres
building No SIS Broadway. Of Arr.ony-st fAlev
occupied a. q mus-un. for his saesroom.
r GARDENERS long and thorough acguail arrs viii
every description Of goods embraced m the numerous
branches ~ bis late extensive decorative furshns ware
house induces him 10 cfer bis services OBJ bis -lda sid
TIE public more particularly IN TIE disposal % goods by
sucurr comprsss ir the above Inca such Es sivW ard
pa.sd ware euey 'spArery and other Sheffield snG Biz
bingham u-arrtarures Also China and glassware, mir
rOrs csTperg upholstery rch cabinet furniture hronzes
paintings pianos sauary, ard al Other k.nds Of Eogsh
French. German ltsfsn and Chinese hucy articles -.
Gliding watches and lewelry.
Mr. GARDINER VII attend personally ard e. peririend
the proper arranging snd catoglug Of hirr're FOR sse
auction, 81 gsnteel private residences will receive
for sale HE Long Room and feels confident that be can
give entire satisfaction 10 Oyyuers
Socks In trade and manuacturers stocks % be sold Al
on. vii - receive his particular attention Er re-
specially so' s from his friends and me public uisl
Accounts o. sseE, with the prOcseds vii 10 rendered
forthwith, strictly IN 81 csses MY TIA
Auction MOTT CR.-PEREMPTORYs SALE OF
hVALUABLE MACHINERY. TOOLS 6c-SrONF
& sATHER VII eel on MONDAY. May H. al p O'CLOCK
stthe Nulcsn lnu Works corner Of IS aoi Water sts
Brocsiyr. an e machinery, tools &c n sad works CON.
Trs iar-e i-ur risnirg machine 41es sei wide I
ies heh snd - feet long; vertical box and apparatus or
trr cyircefs 81 -lt i1rte power steam elgils BOIL.
o. ST. shsfrC complete lghs Fnc Other mach ls sll
bpcbsrltts' iools. ac'ils bellows ard apparatus Ths
whole 90 Pc sold without reserve the premises ha
,rrec.e cleared. May be seen dsLy from to - u
Termrcash my22 lis
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FREEMoAsNRY.

EORTY-TWO Degrees Of Freemaonry disclosed, By a.
Il Allyn, with Is plates few copies for SAFE pres -
just published neat pamphlet form, T Butler Kings
Repor on California 81 per dOz 2i cents single copies
For sale by WIN. GOWAN'S l78 FuliOnst my22 SAs'
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PASSENGERS TO CALIFORNIA

WILL H nd very useful and desirable guide book Ia
w Bsysrd Tsylors new work, I'll Dorado" which con-
sins much valuable Information especially adapted 10 per-
sops visiting The god regions The second edition Of the
worn with Illustrations has Just been published In vos
f2rno cloth, by GEO p PUTNAM, Nsw.York.
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WIFE WAKTED-ByA gentleman engaged IN mer
w camille business whose circumstances enable him 10
offer comfortable home who 10 become his com
pspon for life He 10 so years Of well formed aud OF
sct moral character The qualities of the lady he Wishes
looking healthy, but above all things vrtuous
aid sensible Money s ohject-if poor, 50 much the
better To such one he would become husband wlose
main endeavor and pleasure would be 10 make her happy
Ipy lady combining the above qualities may trust In the
honor gentleman and address with perfect confidence,
sleiier to r c. Tribune Office my2l 4ts"
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A RARE CHANCE.
g. PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR SALE

~ A PRIVATE sALE-Fiye acres Of land situated
- on AID between One Hundred and eighy-fhh aud
One Hundred and eighy-sixih running from the
Old Boston Post Road TO the Harlem River On the said
lard here Is considerable u timber and many
beautiful building siies For price and further information
Of The above prorerty apply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECh'
Err, Auctioreer. Brosd-sL myDl Nv
O. TO LET-In W lismsburgh-Pessant rooms for
Es small family in the upper part OF the new mouse,
~ Il South Twenty EighibIi about minutes wax
from Peck alp ferry. REM lov. Possession given from
let June Apply the premises from II 10 3, or "a
cob-st New-YOrk. nyD u
n FURNISHED HOUsE.-Wsnted, a spacious
i house, furnished pleasantly situated fof few
@ rronths To a family leaving town for tho summer
this presents good opportunity Apply at the ohee Of tho
Aston House. myZZ lwis'
- OFFICE AND LOFTS TO LET-A pleas
Ant or &c on the I'd floor OF 3 Chf o. and the two los
~ above TO let Apply the subscriber the Dreuases
my23 81. GEORGE ID. LYMAN
90 TO LET-By The month, for about months from
~ JGue !. = small f1rnis5ed house near UnlOnsqusre
1~ References required. IDquire Of
my23 ~ LITTLERIELD TRACY 50 Waist
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BOARD WANTED-Two yo1ng ladies wish Board
Dn small private family where bat few boarders
tAten They viii furnish their Location must
be pleasant and terms low. References exchanged. Ad
dress T. at this Ofhce my23 ST.
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WANTS.

49, xrpn A s,uspun bY 70. stof June by q respect-
w So ,sdnstrlous yogrz a. vegetable gardener
fbe care and uen Of ifiit trees, Vines
: 800 he iavirg ont a.d ruTg Of hlverCrouats
sss nots sc Also the s1f management Of norces
,s M lection 10 go 70 pan II Amenca. Has tn
~. - city reference chars 9pA capacity Can
~ srv line amer IA WIN Is preach; emf oyer
=, 10 girstsveaOe cor Of Seven h-at " Y. Adiress
~ ~ rnv23 SRA ThFAN'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-10

repeatedly sanctioned by both, never before
violated by either, and which was acknoWled-
ged by all to be as sacred as the constitution
itself, that this was lone in known violation OF
the wishes of the people of said territory south
of 36 deg. 30 min. and sanctioned afterwards
by the northern representatives and senators
in Congress, that in our opinions this was an
indirect application by Congress Of the Will
mot Proviso to tits territory south of 30 deg.
80, and furthermore an infraction OF COM
promise as dear to Southerners, and as sacred
to them as any portion of the constitution.
Resolution 18th By &c. Barksdale,) That
we dsapprove of the attempt to dlsmem-
Der Texas, viewing it as one which involves
the interest and safety of the South, and
should she refuse to part with her territory we
pledge this meeting TO assist her in retaining
it against the strong arm OF the general govern
ment.
Resolved 10Th, by j. r. Burrus, that whilst
we hold the Union near and dear for its past
benefits and it's brilliant future, yet in the set
Element of this Mexican territory recently &C
CURED we see manifest disposition on the
part of the north, to regard the south not Us
equals but as provinces.
Maj Quackenboss moved to amend by stri-
king out all after resolved, and insert set OF
/ strong oOutnerQ reSOlutlOilS. Inc Li4ONLoh was
| lost.
Hon. J. R. Burrus, then moved to amend by
substituting a set of milder resolutio rs. Mo
| ton lost.
The motion then come up on the passage o.
the origna! resolutions when all passed with OF
ly one dissenting voice to the 7th 9Th 9th ane
I4tks.a two to the 9th resolutions.
The Chairman appointed as delegates 10 the
Nashville Convention, Capt J. NJ. Sharp, Col
VIM. Gartley, Col. VIM. E. Pugh, Maj. F. w
Quackenboss, Burnwell Scott and Hon. J. r
Burrus.
On motion the Chairman andSecretary were
added to the delegates.
Moved that the Yazoo Democrat, MississiP
plan, and Southern Press, be requested to pub
fish the proceedings of the meeting.
On motion, adjourned.
L. C. WILKINSON, Chairman,
D. WALKER, Secretary.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-10
LOUISIANA Beginning TO MOVE.

Read the following extract of letter
from correspondent of the Della" Il
tells different tale from what We are ac-
customed to hear from the New Orleans pa
pers:
JACKSON PARISH, (La) Sept. Is, so.
Eds. Delta: As faithful chroniclers of
passing events in our State aud country, il
may not be amiss Tor you to notice the pros
ceedlngs OF meeting convened in the vii
age OF Mt. Lebanon, in the parish of Bien.
vile, on the l4th instant. the object of which
was to take into Consideration the all.absorb
ing topic Of the day--Southern Rights. Ac.
cordlng to an invitation extended about ten
days since to tho parishes of Claiborne.
Boston, Union, Jackson, and BienyiIle
many persons arrived on Friday, but on Sat.
urday vast crowds poured in from all QUAR-
tiers, and were kindly and gladly received
by the hospitable citizens of this beantiG,l
little village, situated in an obscure mar,
OF the pine hills, in the new parish or Rien.
Vile" The day was beautiful. and il seem.
ed as il the God OF Nature smiled approving
upon the efforts ofthese patriots to maintain
the cause Of Southern Rights and Southern
Honor.
AT 4 o'clock, there was assembled m.
aeF shed, Q large mass Of people, various.
| y estimated at from GOO to 1000. All
classes and ages, Of both sexes were thero
many ladies graced the meeting with tbei,
anlma''ng presence. and many oc the sneak.
sFs were received with approving smiles b,
Ineae TAR daug hters Of the sunny South
~! DescriOe these lair creatures, dear Delta
iha1 would be impossible, unless / could
e'p my pen in an inspiring nectar, distilled
rom the blushing rose and the modest lily
oy TIE lair hands and under the matches.
eye Of the Goddess Of Beauty herself. The,
were all on our side, and plainly eyincee
from their glowing countenancns that. !,
one Of the speakers remarked, they woulc
sooner sec their SONS, brothers and sweet