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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrsoxE, June 6-5. n IN.
Wing Gubsrnatorial Troubles Lecture by Daniel Wsb-
ar.-Ffes Negro Emigration. Visifsrs from Libe-
ria.--Ihs Cuba NsVs Markets. &C.
The whgs are In great anxiety and lbnaiion day TO
hear from Frederick, where convention
was 20 have assembled hs morning letter from hat city
dated at o'clock this morning, says the among
the friends OF the different candidates SUCH
inaon either will increase the luminosity among the de-
eated party and lie effect throughout the campaign
The Rigey delegates hold the balance Of power
Clarke and Roman and II they cannot secure their avof
lie viii probably bring forth an independent candidate
The honorable Daniel Webster has accepted the invita-
ton to address Bellies Lrss society Of 81 James College
at ageron It's anniversary celebration on the lith,
of this month
party Of thirty free aegroes from Perquimsns county
North Carolina consisting OF men, women and children
arrived here yesterday, in the steamer from Norlolk,
their way Indana where they have procured land
for q settlement.
The Liberia packet which arrived here yesterday from
Liberia brought number of the black officials OF the re.
public colony who also engaged In mercantile pursuits
and have purchase goods One OF them, named
E. J. Roy. shrewd young man. who enigra,ed fiom New
York city years since, holds the high post OF speaker
OF the house Of re Of Liberia another, former
y Baltimore barber claims the tile Of judge Of tho GRIM
na There also OF the President of the
republic among the passengers.
The that four Americans had been shot
by the Cubans have been correct ilhstand
ing positive denial Of the North American, nioma
ZION laid to have been received from Washington. This
news brought by The steamer Thames at Mobile TO-
geiher with des pa ,ches from Colonel Campbell.
P s. despatch just received from Frederick says
the convention permanently organized by the clec-
lion cf General John q. Chapman, OF Charles coun-
W president and that bad been resolved 70 vote by
ballot for candidate for governor. This Is victory for
the friends Of William b. Clarke, esq, as i Is supposed
that majority otihe convention in reality Clarke
although elected fyoIng other candidates This will
enable them TO conceal their votes
The I'm The Baltimore Market this morning,
there nothing doing in flour Of any kind No wheat
here Sales Of elbow 81 81 aud white at
60 a 81 cents Oats, 40 Whskey "a cents Sales 300
barrels mess pork $lI time, and 200 at 81 cash.
Sales 900 pounds bacon sides at 6lcents and large
sales shoulders 81 cents Hams II cents, as in
quality and size Sales Of bulk hams at 81 CENTS sides 81
cents and shoulders Al Sales 30 barrels IA teces,
and 100 kegs lard. at 4 cents--now held higher.
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We have seen very interesting and able letter from
Louis McLane, esq, Of Maryland-wrtten in the true
spirit OF statesman II explains frankly his position
the great question Of the day, and declares that the
scheme Of the Committee Of Thirteen has his best
wishes for its success.
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Thursday, 9Th instant, quarter past O'clock
HENRY HILL old respectable resident Of washington
city, In the Goth year Of his age.
Of the deceased and the family
residence opposite
Capitol square, hapas O'clock
Friday evening, 9Th
ON Tuesday evening" instant NARY REBECCA, infant
daughter Of Jsxfs r. and RknEocs u. r. RAyxosp.
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We have received another communication from the
honorable r. X Meade Of virginia. relative 10 the pro-
posed Adjustment, which is intended reply TO our re-
marks OF yesterday Circumstances force us TO leave il
over but we will publish il 10 with such CON-
ments as we may deem just and proper And there,
we trust the issue between friend Meade and
selves will stop.
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We are told that Mr. Tumey, Of Tennessee, took oc-
casion Wednesday, 10 make harsh and ilconsd
cred remarks. assaiIing conduct. We have seen
synopsis Of those remarks in the Republic but as Mr..
Tuney has retained his speech for revision, we wait for
"a corrected copy before give special attention to
The mailer
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THE UNION.

rejoice 70 have Them settled II would be the
constitution, which il ueason 70 human liberty, %
throw our institutions 10 miserable Struggle 20 destroy or
maintain sectional pIeonderapce In the councils Of the
eonederacy II these opinions OF the universa yish Of the
people be correct what prevents an adjustinonsf
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ny-w.shsngtcn society for Free Debsses--An adjourn
meeting society takes place this evening ste Temper
Hail. O'Clock The first business in order viii be The
committee constitution and bylaws Ths wiz
be followed by debate the following questions
RATIONAL POLITICAL religious grounds 70 ee
legal restrictions divorce by agreement Of BON he mea
The attend extended, BY vote Of the society, 70
ladies' and gentlemen.
by order Of the committee.
90 SONS ef Tsppersnce.Tbc members Of Timothy dvis
street on Frdsy (ts day,) o'clock, 10 attend the
funeral brother, Patrick Laden, Of Bethesda dvon WIN
MsmSer. q sister division. and all friends cf temperance
s an y Win proceed from street.
Pennsylvania avenue. ,,..u,,, ,,to.,,,-u
lane Recording Secretary.
Grand National Erhibftaen-
r,,rf. Bayfhoiops r. Cos Hso~fcai Mopirg Dorarsas-
TIE Battle Of Bwrksv Hill Corfagyafio~ Of Charftsfoc~,
&C. tAt
rHE propeor. respectfully public that the above csc
i braed Dorsmss win open NEXT
Monday, EVENING, ysws q
and win continue every evening for limited period
The figures very different from hose Of other exhibition
In perfect symmetry dressed IN Their respective
costumes beautiful combination cfnaohiny, are made 70
initiate, with wonderful accuracy tho movements animated ma
The exhibition every evening win Of unrvaed
spicndn called M
ricte,s % csa,-, without distinction of age.
open at pss7. Exhibition commences past pre-
csey v@-wa
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The question recurring upon the adoption Of the rsso
luton,
from Alabama had failed. be would not press the amend
ment which he had suggested
MIR CLEMENS moved TO amend the resolution BY
addinga provision that the Senate shall proceed TO the
consideration Of The special order at half past III o'clock
The VICE PRESIDENT ruled the amendment to be
out of order
Mr. HALE moved to amend the resolution so that it
should not go into effect until Monday next which was
lest
The question being then taken upon the adoption OF
the resolution / was decided in the sfdrmaye-yeas IS,
nays l6--as lolows
YgAs-MessI. Aiehison, Badger. Benton. Bradbury,
Bright, Butler Clay Clemens, Cooper Dawson, Dickinson,
Dodge Of Iowa, Dodge Of Wisconsin, Douglas, Downs,
foote, Houston Hunier, Jones, King, Mangum, Mason,
Miller, Morton, Norris, Pratt, Rusk, Seward, Shields,
smith, Spruance, Turney, Underwood, Walker aud Whit
comb--35.
NAYS-Messrs. Baldwin, Beren. Bohand, Chase,
Carks Corw, Davis OF Massachusetts. Davis Of Mssis
sppi. Dayon Feleh. Greene, Hale, Soule, Upham. Web
ster, and Yulee-i6.
So the resolution was adopted
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration of the
California bill The report will appear tomorrow
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Al Coospuns Farm near Washington city, Thursday
ing Instant by Elder r. 9. LsAcHsAs Mr. LEVI Will
SON Columbus OHIO, Miss SARAH DAVIS Of the former
place.
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rELEGRAPnIo KEPONrs FOX THE UNION.
The Canadian Parliament.

The Canadian Parliament
ToRoSro June A. 1850 The legislative assembly
engaged till late last night discussing resolutions for
an address the Queen and English Parliament pass
an making the legislative council elective by the peo-
ple divided into thirty electoral districts Also praying
them give the Canadian Parla nent power to call con-
venton frame consultation for Canada TO render II IL
legal for the Crown England TO veto act OF the Cana
dian upon the address OF both houses Of
Parliament. afss a sF
The project was opposed by Attorney General Baldwin,
and ater long debate the motion was negayed on d.
vision by 40 10 IA.
Five daus later from Cuba The Excitement IN Ha-
uana.-Four of the Invaders Shof.-houemsnfs Of Gen.
Lopez, &c.
MOBILE June s-The British steamer Thames arrived ri
Mobile from Havana, with dates TO the 9th nit
Our consul Havana, MIR. Campbell, states that ts
Spaniards much imbuered against the American
NUMBER Names and probable fate Of the prisoners, VIII
wers closely confined. - M
Adyices from Havana that four members of the
pedon left behind at Cardenas, have been shot.
Gen Lopez addressed the citizens Of Mobile yesterday,
explaining the Of defeat Of the expedition The
subordinate officers made public statements indicating
General Lopez They speak IN the highest terms oil his
bravery and military skill f
Condition of the Norihrn Markets.
NEw York, June Ga p. infancy stocks all show
upward movement Sales OF Pennsylvania De at decline
Of !. There change in the flour grain market OF
any Transactions in neither large. Saes
OF yellow corn at ~ cents The market continues
frrn with fair sales at yesterdays prices
The weather is very warm. srs SIX
Philharmonic, June Ga, p. ma moderate business
doing 10 stocks oday Flour not very sctys but few
wheat brings l2s Sales yellow corn at 67t cents
No change other articles.
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The Nashville Convention --Fosrth Day.
Photographed for the Washington Unionl

NASHVILLE, June 9, ls50-3i. p. m.
There in attendance The Convention accredited
delegates from the following States Virginia, 81 South
Carolina, IL Georgia. IL; Alabama, Fl Mississippi, III
Texas 1; Arkansas, Florida, 81 and large number
from Tennes To-day propositions from the different
received and referred the select committee
on the appointments Of the several States.
The propositions thus far, have been mild and conc
atory but firm am satisfied the Convention will
mend the Comprsmise IL will probably advise the Mis-
souri, Compounds, and adjourn 70 meet again in De-
tober. et8
The city Is full to OVERLOOKING with strangers.
I'VE give the teegnphc despatch as we received il
from our correspondent in Nashville. There is pas
sage in which appears rather equivocal Which CON-
promise will the Convention adopt-the Missouri Com
promise, the Adjustment proposed BY the Committee OF
Thrteenl We should suppose, from the words OF his
despatch that il is most likely to be the former
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the Critical Position 81 our Relations with Spain
Photographed for the New YORK Herald

Mr.. Secretary Clayon's instructions TO Mr.. Campbell,
our consul at Havana, are dated June LIST.
The President means 10 claim tina, the Americans cap
tnred the Mexican island have done nothing
suffer death, and that they only be punished BY
government and that the eagle must and shall protect
them.
Mr.. Campbell win ask the Captain General OF Cubs
deliver them up, and him OF the hazards Of war; II
drop Of American blood is shed unnsy The squad
ron will aid the consul
II is reported that large force. Of invaders have landed
the south aide OF the island since the return General
Lopez. Mr. Campbell Is to inquire into the matter, and
write promptly.
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CTRAWBERRx FEsTfvAT.-The Isdiss belonging 70 Car
roll Chapel Montgomery couny announce 70 fhew
friends and 70 The public Inst their Festival for e benefit o. h
adjoining the church.
fYcksr q admission may he procured At the ssse.
June lid
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Yesterday on coming together, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the Union,
wherein speeches made by Messrs Tuck, Dimmick,
Bowie. and Dckey; after which the committee rose,
and the House then took recess until 8, p. IN. On
coming together again, speeches the slavery question
were made by Messrs Meade and Hubbard.
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United STATE. Patent Once,

IN The petition Berah swi Of washington New York. pray
III inc 6r Inc Of said Swim for
peent n cutting and shaving dyeood for from
The expiration said patent which takes place on The ION day
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once on
te 6rst Monday In ~ O'Clock, and all
sons are notified appear and show cause they have,
why ~aidpe petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered published The Republic, Intel
gepcer Union, wsshngon city, D. q North Amcesn sna
Philadelphia Trbune New York city; Morning btptss
Buffalo New York Journal Providence, Rhode Ilsnd; once
successive weeks previous 70 The hrsf monasy IN
A"s"" ne" Tuos EwBANK,
COMMISSIONER of Patents
r. sEd,or- above papers copy and send shen
bs 10 the Patent Once viii paper containing ih no"ce
June 7-law3w NtNfsE sNHN
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special meeting Of the Phodemic Society," held In the hs
College, fof The purpose Of expressing he sorrow oo
casoned by THOMAS ~ JssKss ais mem
Der said society
ON Of three be appointed
BY chat. for the purpose o. danshuns resolutions appropriate 70
the following gentlemen appointed j. G.
G. Hamilton, ". b. Ferermsn, and r. w. Harper, IT,
returned and reported upe following
resolutions; which unanimously adopted
members Of the Phodemic Society OF George
College, having learnt with The greatest regret the sudden death
Thomas NJ Jenkins, late Baltimore, and highly sp
services OF the deccsscd me
Of religion and
finally fallen glorious though 30
sacrifice patronage which he literally extended 70
science and his ability membsf o
body proper following
Resolved, That sincerely sympstlze win ns .na
deceased and that fully estimate ms o wnh ns
Society and The religious community hw hase
his DEATH - - 60
her. Of the soccu the usual badge Of mourning TOT
Thai ibese published IntoIgen
Ger and Uaon Advocate, Of Geoe'cwn and
Re.cises That copy be presented 20 the rea
uve@ of deceased.
on motion, the society adjourned .u~.n g..
2. NJ. LANCASTER, Chairman.
r. N. Bsyss, Secretary - ssf
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nv GREEN 4 TAsTEr, A~e" "nees.. -
HANDSOME BUGGY WAGON, HARNESS, AsD homsn ~
III saturday, Instant, shall SEW ~ front
Of Centre Market AZ 10 O'Clock, one o. nc nsnasomca sna
~ Nss VOL IN order considered 70 be The hest built bugy
Ws-hinson Also, travelling mare young and well soks
wa one third so and % dsys,
proved e"dof''a "'''' GREEN TAsTET t
June Ia A"csonse"
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Trade has assumed lively aspect The demsn
upon markets by tho surrounding country trades, an
gold dust beginning be received, important
iaries to its improvement The transactions, except
flour, have not been large, except AZ forced sales
Fiour-Cbili, per 200 lbs $40 $40 30 Oregon, pe
bbl, 50 50 a sIo Richmond, 80 a 50 so.
Lumber-AmeTican rough, per M, SIS SIS planned o
side, Ss2 Ss2 80; mllldressed flooring, S3S $40
Bricks, per thousand, SIS $50.
Pork, per bbl., SIS for mess
Lard sells at 81 TO AZ cents per pound.
Hams Smoked, ~ TO rs cents per pound.
Potatoes, per 100 pounds, S12 10 S15
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TURNER q NUDGE,
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, WASH
INGTON COUNTY. MARYLAND.

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PRO-
l. TESTANT EPISCOPAL CHU RCH.-The ninth
annual session will open Monday Oct. 7, 1885,
and continue till the next commencement day."
the last Thursday in July, 1851. New students are
recommended to enter at the opening of the
sion, but received at any time they apply, and
the charge is estimated from the date of their en-
trance.
The COLLEGE has the usual number of classes, af-
fords all the opportunities of complete education,
and, at the successful termination Of the collegiate
course, confers its graduates the usual academ-
cal degrees.
The GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Immediately adjoining
the College and under the supervision of the Rec
tor. but under distinct discipline, receives lads at
the beginning ofther academical course, and pre-
pares them for the collegiate classes. The over
sight and direction of the Professors of the College
secure special advantages to the pupils in the Gram
mar school.
In the MERCANTILE CLAssrs, the study Of the
Greek language is omitted, and its place supplied
by additional studies in modern languages, book
keeping, statistics, &c.
The location of the College is entirely heathful,
and by its distance from towns and villages, very
favorable to good morals and order
The whole annual charge, the same in the Col
lege and Grammar school, for the session Of ten
months, is two hundred and twenty five dollars,
payable semi annually, in advance.
Application TO be made TO
JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector,
College of ST. James post Office Md.
Aug 6-taw2m
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TO PRINTERs-A RARE CHANCE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing TO engage in other
Il business, offers for sale the StdiiUdn County
IThg printing establishment at very low price.
The Uhig has been published six years, and al
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office has liberal run OF job printing. The press
is Washington No. Imperial, Of Tsylor's manu-
facture, and is nearly new. The type md other
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business. The county is Wondered by the New
York and Eric railroad side, and is one Of
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tier II has population Of nearly 10000, being
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A. IL is the wish Of the undersigned To make i'm
mediate sale, those desiring 10 purchase would do
we'll 20 communicate with him on tho subject with
out delay; and any further information that may
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u being the object Of the subscriber to sell, fair
and reasonable offer will meet with acceptance and
the terms OF payment made easy.
Address JOHN w. HASBROUCK,
Bloomingburgh, New York.
JuLy IS, 1850 July 20
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

TNHE NEXT SESSION will begin on Monday,
L the l4th day of October, 1850, and close lst
March, 1851.
Nathan r. Smith, M. d., Surgery.
VIM f. A. Aiken, M. d., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Samuel Chew, nj. D., Therapeutics, Materia
Medica and Hygiene.
Joseph Roby, M. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, nj. d., Theory and Practice of
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Richard II. Thomas, M. d., Midwifery and Dis
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George w. Miltenberger, M. d., Pathological
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out charge to the student for the ticket.
Fees for the Lectures, $50 to $95; Practical An
atomy, $40; Matriculation, So; Graduation. $50.
WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, Dean.
BALTIMORE, July lst, 1850.
Aug P7-2awtl5 5Oct.
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MONTGOMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

BOILER.
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For further information apply to
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June 20--u
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uoUsE-FuRNIsurss DRY GOODS.

ID II. HOoE CO, Market Space, between 7th
and sth streets, have now in store full and
complete assortment Of tho following:
IN CARPETING;
:, Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, English
Brusselr, Step Brussels, Imperial Three Ply super
hne Ingrsins, fine and common ingrains, Twflled
Nenctisns, (all widtbs,) Plain Venctans, (all
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bras, Stair Rods, Chenille and Tufted Rugs, supe.
fior Floor OIL Cloths, from 20 Is feet in width,
which viii be cut 70 fl any shaped passage or hall;
white aud oolorcd Canton Mattings
SUNDRIE-s.
Curtain dc Laincs and Dainssks, Lace and Mus.
lin Curtains, embroidered Curtain Muslins, Tassel
Loop, Gimps, &c, Linen shcetings-al widths;
Table Dsnasks and Napkins, Pillow and Bolster
Linens, Damask and Huckeback Towels, white
and oolorcd Msrscillcs Qults, white Counterpanos
from 81 ~ up; cloth Table and Piano Covers,
worsted damssk Piano Covers white and colored
Furniture Dimity, Furniture Chintzes, Scotch and
Russia Diapers. housewife and family Linens bed
Banke,s- great variety; crib Blankets and Quilts,
Ae.. &c.
Together With every other article in their line;
al of hitch they anxious 10 close with the
son. fUnionl June %