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The New York herald., 1850-05-15
I'll. Cnhnn Ernnt,,Inn.

A Nr.iu,ton correspond mt Cf the fhiAiflpha
fr.nttr. sf tlr ittb inet ssyst am Irlptrl ith
b. ttrsi rsulertcn from this city who. itis said have
called - o. the tuhsn expedition whether ;hey have
o. have us. ore thing is ceItan that they wrro con-
itic for tLe youth within afsS wcsks The cxpeti-
tieu Lar tsrn conducted sith The greatest secrecy
Nttt'y old thf lcaiine men oi the suuth more 90
i.sf r1ivy 90 aEd hsve ala. t Tccaniarily. ETlrls
vsr. rat. shtn thc expedition va hrst thought of
60 ir, aud prccurs the services 81 Scuator Isrson
p-,.tIta rradualr - Wet rsint. ant g. hishly .cl-
'r.irs ul isry inan ig hovc,er positively rcfasrd
t.u Worth v.s ilru applied o.. AMI the agTccm ent
concluded not t-0hen OF f1r vau' of funts a. has
b.. rtat.t Con Crth death gf colfsr upset this
rrIar.,wsa' When Gen. worih ga. Gen uuitman
w.. q. rri.fd to tafe command aul understand he
De- r. t aud sailed vith the expeditian. no i a
trstc en trt tas rt kuowlr iss ~ m ttary science
calssr r1rtsni g thr Ciuciuusd Eagatr.r. writing
-,m New urletns under date Of tn lith u,t say.
W. orc ul csiuctiou In tl' r1ody Cfc.ccui ctv. ani
White an vritrr g. you fronl my In the Neran.
"a s.fruudrr Qursiions and farmidstlo prlrcts are
i ra Discus 90 9Th unhslra q ccolness ana fim.ii
stiy.qut tious that might occupy tho nations Se-
nate "a make many crave and honorable member
'fIr iIr 10 the result Cf ruch stuTcnd9us uricfta-
lrr The ioas bard q invasion q cubs g. et hsul
there rr. thOufands ~ men we'd armed anil equipped
irt ana st rthgr rtr. the o4t Troni nCuf ID which
A. Tarrtna vhtfe are three thousand men. Tho,s ~
Iartra Ftyirs here unicr the rrcenr- Of rsit-
Inc raffnea 90 Oh acid mnss uhen in fact thrs
oriy vaiuuE iar the main body RON this place o.
i.in utu. Gsncral G. 4 Niles y bare lie leaves
to-orrow IN the Falcon for the Isthmus iis 20 CON
rrrtlou with Oen topper. head the expedition LpprE
irc nov iacs-ria aud none bat one or two u The
hfti men Gre crhtied - see nn' =. th'te y Wy
lafsr ard offered f1r bis heed dad or alive BY the
Srat n government lie y an emissary n the Gu
latFffs
Tho detachrieu ut here starts iume iiaiey sfer tho
itecu o. prevent susTcon aud after Joining those On
thr ti.mur. VIII make descent on the most tefsnce-
lrf uftou n The island rhis 4 speculation bus
matter n fact have besn myself solicited 10 ion
The exfsitior and though uot son u Esculapi1s,
49, otr I'd tte rmre q Assistaut Surgeon These
tt nEs sguli nj roF livure without being sstisie1
llei ssry sbortly after you 81 this COMMUNICATION
thr Ne W. 'f ne cDmmon properly q the world
Ihe tAosrs lsar extract frou private letter dat.
~ Al Ne~ oft tts ATru 10th 90 a gentlemen in Gin.
riuuat - an here With company fur cab. which
iave raised aud shs receive for this yrar sarvce
stoCo couit not have tod yea this bnt ar 20
irs % ali o. morrvw provided 90 not ~ unsuc
rtssfsIi fhf sxrstira last sni there i
airesiy tonsi1srstse disussisn here,
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

sS s:.s.. r .:...' a' s
Pseis. ship b.ltnors Conn, Harrs, Is days with nd''
Ship william R.th5one spencer Mverpos April H. with
mdse Brown e,h inst. ist 81 Ion ss 90 So.
has experienced heavy weather during tho first part Of
.slp Annie Obj Nsr,. Belfast: dsys Nth 4s s.l. end
ship TG,rms, Herbert. ch,rosto.. days. with ''t''a
Bark Scs%s OBI, oussSTids. Rrss. March Is yiss
s p"s 5 sP ss o s q. sP .S:s ss S
brig Sdsr Of Ei.Ssl.h rom Gibraltar for SIoss " ~
mS:s spd ps;s.nss5., osIrishs Kruger; % , -
cssa5 % d ks sss Cd
inst Ss s 81 S1 'ua from tho sE carried away
n.rt All A..n,; !Br, MURPHY ws.f.d I days. il.
sss with cotton and
90 a.s s.f s ION
ship Columbia, hsENs
to FI!p. E.s'' Naples o' days. with oranges
rosewood F1pp Brothers G: He: lost Capt. and
'Ts B SeD pownes rj pobe, waterford March a. with ss
steersge passengers DunscombA Bransto There
Brie Mary (sf Wells Mel Pope St Martins Ie days.
with s.Ii; to torks x sons g, ,., ,,.
nsss$sl R Sissss DS.iIs xrSli Is s. 10. s o.
I.ianS:; !S s. s.f,;s Ssissy 2
Kempten. i2 days from Baltimore for bemaTar.:
Brig Percy of Warrcn) Barton st Martins l6 days with
salt to Eoulke SON 9Th inst lat 80 66 Ion q ~ spoke
brig Gen Marshall 80 from Canary Islands for York;
supplied her with provisions and water.
Brig Pomona lPor) Domullo, Faya 81 days, with salt
and iron, to Tyson.
Brg Bees, acIaughn, Esstport days. with lumber
and lsths to Smith x Boynton-l0 passengers
Brig Sarah NASH Gilchrist of Walderboro) jacksonville
days, wi tn timber, TO Peck y lyman.
Scbr Joseph Guest, Rogers, Quay yamilla PR May with
sugar to Maitland Phelps 9th inst la. "a So Ion GO 49,
Henry Weeds from Gaay.m. 70. Nav
boat with msst steering s under and
Schr Maisee span AbIna Baraooa ii days. with fruit
and two passengers. TO Dunscomb Beckwith.
Schr w II Hazard; Launde, hatagorda, April 25, with
horns TO master.
Schr EbenoIer fNerw) Chawsen Norway in ballast and
81 passengers, 10 lincke & Mincke.
Schr Martha Tecl, Richmond, 3 days, with coal
Schr Portla Weeks baltimore, 4 days, with coal.
Scr Rebecca Wogltm Petersburg days. with mdse, to
J Hunter.
sclr james Cummings Ward James River. days, with
wood.
Below.
Ship Monmouth, OF Bath, Cardf, "A days. with irOn to
Davis Brooks 4 Co.
Brig Fcrscy, from st Martins.
Brig Yarmouth (SpanD
French brig name unknown.
Sehr Olive Branch. from jacksonville.
Arm Iiwind at sunrise, ssE: at meridisa S. a. sun
set, Co. with rain.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
Political Intelligence.

Fnnf som NoMSArio, OHo.-lIon. ID. r. Tiden
has been nominated the free soil candidate for Co
of Ohio His wife was one Of TIA. LEADING spirits
in tho late Womans Rights Convention in that STATE.
JHs EtSroN MGEriSG IN ST. Lous.-rhe late mact.
Ing al ST Louis to support Col Bonton. and prepare
for the August election. rather failure About
three hundred persons were present. and thugh the
object was 10 conciiiatc the speeches of such
character as TO make the breach stil wider bntw0cu
the factions. They passed resolutions don0uuc Ing the
null,rs Henry Clay and all others wh, opposed col
T. They declare tor the union of the States aud
against the Nashville Convention
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

LUFRPooL-Paoket ship New Word-Iiobert DugdsIe la
dy and children. Engsnd Thos Cole Warins and LADY
Canada Mrs Irvin children and ireland; Doyle
lady children and servants do Thes Sturge lady
children England Arthur Poole lady and child
sturge, Esq; John q sewsl D. NYerk Ia cabin 81
Second Cabin T-Steerage 652-Total 7zS-all we'll
LIsERpooL-Ship william Rathbone-Leus Dstt-
lenger Mesrs Morley. Wright. VIM Hobson. n Brggs
Morris. MD. and $50 in tht steerage.
CEDAR KEY-Bark John Strond-A Steele: Of Cedar Key
BRIsroI-Br Bark Cosmo-Mr and Mrs Ellery and okn-
dren Mr. John Morrisb Mr. Geo Lesmore Mr. Wise Mr. Geo
Perry Mr. Shluttone, and Is in ths steerAge.
BRENEr-Bremen Bark Kosmus-Mr j SehaberE. Mr.
Schaierg do Schoppe. Miss schoppe. Dslius Bssts
W ii Uorstemann. jr, agd l3S in the steerage.
SAvArNAH-Bark Exact-Mr Besntly, Mrs s Tayisr
and child. Mrs Perly Miss do Mrs Hasen. Mrs Wiisa
and chdrrn. Mr. J w do and . in the steeraye.
LANCER RETTE-Brig Gen Msrshall-MrT ID Rose
MArAGoRDA-SchrW " HsIard-f Wood aud lady, Mo
Hask Misses and Wood. Mr. Wood and lady. James,
jr, J Reno.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
MARKETS ELsEyyIIERE.

G's1ov. May I1-IYrs Io ~ S2ool Norfolk County gti-
roga l.n.s ~ o., siyH1 Rsaling Railroad Roads ls
sN. 10 bs Ttchburs kniroad iUgfi; ., Norfolk Caun.y
fa Tread 81 " liz Last boston ,omrauv i5i. - do.
20 d - - B9.soD and Maine Raroai, ic.h u Ola 60
lory ksrra al b A. jti: ~ Western Railroad. tit i1s ~
~ cpuh Shore Railroad. lp Vermont Ccutrd roaI,
.ls; lS ksuso Bask Ia Z; - div Vermont central Rail-
road. NJ. d., = Nsllf
Iarl-S+ttn Nosiolk County Raiteai H1nis, BIAS $50
Oln tcluy .arcai Eort .i - shgrct Ncrnpat raj
h@iirote y W y Do sao d. 2iN - Norfolk Cg~uty Rail-
Rs'ru'oLs, May ia--Erek~rs' Rrrri-si ep Baltimere
nun uio Railroad Bonds. ifd ebi SsN d., 9iisi SoJ)
d.. Nas shares Susluehauna Canal, lYI
HuIAnrLrlltA, Nav li-tHN Botr'.-s11 ResliDg Rail
rofd, y. a5 DO. 2f SHHD state b. pbi az 90 DO.
q 81. Non ani hech Bank. Pet ~ Sorth Blnk of Ken-
ha,.rssd n Nor. g., "a - Iniea pa.t rnse,.ss Gl.i'
f.ilrcnd, 2i siww ke1slngt1n ~ - 80 rls. N rfis
Canal i-si sl.u Tsan.'ace ~ so sigl s.hayi Nav.
e. -. q Ssorf ILrrd< 100 itsturrrs ~ (cslfonsl
2. Sue fsaaing hailrga Mogt q toryiefal - -.
Mechanic. Eauf, ID 20 100 leading H1ilr az Gtf ill ia.
~ $40 STATE o.. ll-i $50 Sluykiil Elat IA; si11
.ts N,fristo~a b sliroaa s,. oj LsAsh 81. s5j -,
Iahf.h Nav.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

lFmr G. arn sstE AZ fro'trEscr. 4. The Pro-
vICEcs JfHaI, oi thc lath inst gives the following
saie vf Prints. iu that city, fcw days previous
boO TiscCs o. hy 90 2s inch at &c tp top $500 do
g. ty us 81 Inch at 30 200 DO % bg 90 y inch 90
a., o'p 40 60 ~ CO. 2s inch 90 iifc short count
loo Do. &c ~ g. = inch ~ axe l00e0 10 ~ by o.
. inch st bc 1850 do. 90 by e. - iuch ut 81 5onJ
do 90 ly o. - iuc az 5c 5000 d.. - by 60. q inch
nt .xc'il, ut; oco do. ~ 10y 90. = neh 40 4Ee
excellent, ll0O0 do 80 by g. . inch az a., fiis;
500 DO. t0 ly cf - inch az excellent 500 d.
a. O. CO - inch Ht Sc tip top; 1860 d. 80 hy 6s IS
inch 90 fair, coo 90 by - = inch at &c ex-
celiert; coo DO o. by 81 - inch iic fair 100 ID
~ hy %. ~ inch a lhc flir: 4OJ0 DO Gg ~ o. 2S
inch az a. fair; " 90 do ~ by o. y inch GO
C~Ceert; .-0N0 DO 90 by ~. = inch u fc 2U1u
Do 60 b. ti - inch At &c. Total i2S2 pieces all
az a credit - six months.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
Teicgrxphic Marine REPORTS.

Arrived--Shps Altus Liverpool Louise Goethe, Bre-
men bark Joseph w Page, Boston.
Bosroy, May II.
Arriyed-Ship America. Valparaiso, Peb 23-Sp April
TO- lat ~ - Ion IS 80 barks IouiS Bliss Besufort NC for
California May Ia. p TO- Ion g. passed schr SUSAN Bal
tnore for Porto Rico.
Ship Cslepora, Liverpool. April llth bark Adonis. do
March 2dth Mary Slade and Grard Phada: brigs IIsr
moDics (Norv Paaras Mach IL; Thankful (Br) Sunder
land, Feb III Highlsnd Chief (Ir Bristol, Mch Is
Brig Water witch, Rio Jsnciro March g. April T. lat
l5 s. Ion % 81. brig Denmark for California.
Sehrs North Branch Baltimore Mary Louisa, and Sally
Ann. NYork.
CHARLESTON. May 10.
Arriyed-Bsrk Neptune, Boston.
Krv wesr. April 81
Arrived-Brg Fmcine, NYork, with loss of topmas and
sid next day fer st Marks.
The brig Warcascus from New York, FOR Mobile, spo-
ken Of Key West on tho Sth inst
New oRLEAys Mayo.
Arrived-Sbip yyla, Boston.
PrLApgLPIrA May IL.
Steamship Osprey has arrived At Charleston in 90 hours
from h.s mort
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

BlsroN May NJ, 1850
The foilowirf the ssies to-day -ip shfrrs Ner-
mont Central Railroad - - DO, so 2ft. ~ 10 d.
gli,. DO. new ~ q Hoston and Maine RAILROAD
1u2A lb Norwich aud Norccster ~. 81 Reading sh0.
25t,: leo DO. CO. s2ifs. 80 Rutland RAILROAD 81; 3
Ntstrru Railroad. fo1 A. do, l02 ~ Norfolk Coun
" Railroad. so. 20is Concord Railroad diV. OF
5ltt; fitchlurg Railroad lug'i ~ Grocers' Bank,
90. a. city Bank. lUa - Merchants Bank l05'. 2
Hottcn Bank. O. 2, s5uU Ogdeusburg Railroad bonds.
So; s2lc5 Vermont Central Railroad dividends ~
4. C I.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

On Monday r. y 18th. Mrs JsSr PErSrv, wife ~
Patrick Fccnty aged a. years ~ months and days.
The relatives aud fftats Of the fauiy arc respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this (Wednesdayl
sfcrroon 81 oaclock. from her late residence NJ.
~ stanton street, without furthcr notice
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

on Surdsy evening. May Il at the Reformed Dutch
church, Lafayette placc. ~ Rev Dr. Nermilyea fssN
Asny as AnIorF 90 MAHT AS,CtGEvas both Of this
city.
Ia brooklyn, on Monday the 18th, by the Rev. Mr
Jonson, Jcur BtlAIn, TO CArusRivs AZ, NEsn, both
a. Al agiFr
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~4a.atsv Nay % is.5



.7fr.r. fHlf . ft Fe4ssrft t.I.rF ItHr u Hs i.s.-
Tls Carfsri.f G.I. &c.
B,auifll .Irinr morning stranger aatioaCi ou
the Tortco Of tie National u1t'l u'rtt Asye bccu
pussied fos the stream % rror'. tradiug
toward. ihe capitol ssry ater breskfaft hai uot
been Universally knoaa that che senate lal l..rua-
ted tNis day thc formal t-tns into ths hell %
this slavery question ty Mr clay That f,ct. how
quite sul.e'tf -oiuti.t for fhf etir move
msrt a. thr crowd t"utfds tb F.tol hli ut course
the lfdc cftmp-d 20 railrrist "a ~ trusie were
Jackrr iu ttsautr oi tLr Cong uf the bniy. aud
crowd - ladies were sstf. .r~ ii tlt antt--hi mb,f
trusfnr the gslantrr of tLe rr-l'. 90 D. rintfl
60 TIE foor tutldr ttr t.r cen Fo1tc aialy. OBJ
di.ui o 4 riofat. "a .f ti. b sr moved ia irt
than ts fhs ctnfrh.+ fu rrrHnf tar isbhra arat-
dv orert.,t b., srta r.. q ti. I... .li l+htr rsr.
son. striiisf under thc ru..r Dt. ct'nu VS. r1tfr
snd trr .adi't though very good l,.tlas couiin.t
conc
Then was fcnrc'iN a -erator.i..ut Nr webster tlf
In h place. or sod e- ir r.r o-cafi1n ia hl. fn-
blue cost era hua vri..s..f VS. io.t vac 81 .tmn,
thcufhli' f'cotay and p'i''rt ,u' as an Irfts
tlur.tr cloud i0CE.iur u ICONS co.. h..f.r. Tus
pnciuifs ant ,f Crret.l . ut cra.ri-u.u E brown
int" uttf b' 20 iI. WI. '... POI hf. De- 20
hiu.tff. tLe greet aui raft...I - 'era.I.l tH0uI
nutou US buy. t1rire ct.r e'Ar'ii.n of h.Ea
quar-. fud rnrkiaF fa.tetf rl .h'r'. in-
teut.t ODD .tuit for another t2r. inu % th. nt.il-
mtrt.tt t.v d. ovin 'nr ttr ''nli'rt c..rt f1ou
Csll,.n.r. .Crurtd chair nest to tll' oi to..aI
Mr. t W. ,-e.s-d 90 carrict, sr'i - tiass Co.,
cIudifr ,L vsi.tsoat END tl,ektraIE c.-tl.t.iy
hidt ,,tl r.ftcle of hI. .hirt tHe p co. fianiinr
cellar $40 luard eha'u around hls nos Win
Nrriors -.i n .irr ~ che eai.ic1at flck :, save
Ihrs,ti. ,t ,ftLe sotnrrrmiss lt',r - length an
ucur,'t a. tis order ~ the ofy. Mr OHy rose. ant
Ahe rHn e. 1u.iuois proceeded % mattrr of fact
sNraEaii.u q The proceed 81 iu fhc Cammittoe n
1hirtg'r uud tstsuce in dttau or ihr plan alich
J. lhr ohectirns TO Caiaoraa account Of her sire
lLe o.s,e,'ou' % 9u sesoani q her population
dci,Lce ir tnprun jus' as DE g. ard iust DOL shr ss
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
|II.ll.|aaa-la|.la--I
N EOlCAL.


uOWEvER DESPERATE YOUR CASE MAY BE- YOU
can be cured Read the following statements Han
dreds Of others referred CURED by Dr. Hene
No 20 Duane street After having been considered nours
BILE BY several eminent physicians Of painful and severe
liberation In legs aud throat, pain and
swelling Of my bones and Joints caused disease aud
cury . q. W. GIBBONS. lO5 South street.
We. the undersigned. certify TO the above.
lSignedJ r. X. Lee Ex-Alderman Fourteenth ward; j.
Walsh do; J. ID. Fish. l06 Sou tn street.
NOTHER.-MY WHOLE BODY WAS COVERED
"A with ulcers. suffered dresdful had hope Of
being cured. DR. Heine 20 Duane street, cured me.
ALEX. MACkAY, At the ship yard of
Westervelt & NAckay.
MO ONE EVER SUFFERED LIKE HAVE. MY.PER-
covered with ulcers bones and joints
len and painful my limbs contracted; had 10 walk
oruehes for eighteen months often wished myself dead.
When all hopes gone, the skill Of DIR. Heine No ~
Duane street, restored me to health.
CAPTAIN RICHARD YATES.
South street. Of Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Micro ISsuRREcrIo,ARr MOVEMENTS vRoiyIA.-
correspondent of the Richmond Times Of the 18th
inst, writing from Lewisburg under date Of the 7th
inst, says:-Great excitement prevails In Monroe
county at present in consequence of the discovery Of
contemplated scryle nsurection on the part OF the
negroes. IL appears that free negroes and slaves
alike implicated In the pll.. Last Saturday night
had been fixed upon the time for commencing the
work Of destruction; but the disbollcal plot
vealed on Saturday evening Active steps at
once taken to Illustrate the plan Of the Insurgents
The county was fortunately Visited by tremendous
thunder storm on Saturday night, accompanied by a
doluge ofrsin which doubt had tho effect assisting
In frustrating the horrible designs OF the plotters On
Sunday, the 9Th inst, the citizens succeeded in
resting twelve toen Of the rnglesders They have
been committed to the county jail for examination,
and have no doubt you will 10 spprscd Of all the par
ticulaTs after the trial.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

wrvnoUrm. Nay sNin pert. sehr Elisa. Doaas, frsa
York. disg.
WAER rs. RI. Nay s-oid brig Perkins. Gilkey Pit
ladslphia.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
sIirrpINa ISTEI.L5GrNoE.
ro,t OF New ,ork, Nay Is. 1850.


ehir-Csve-o. Irrcrsol, New Or,earf. Stsrton.
Bafs s--uauc. tfrI3l Hosa.ee. tampeslAy Thonagtor
Ncutsu-ei Iarsvei tfrusD Beuiu esle schmidt Ta-
cher Gov nckIey, lerrr quebec W rmndy Coi Ma
r Cosor poncc PR. Maitland, rhelrs CO; Fanay. tSrl
Couch Iordonderry Ostorn samuel Thomas Lamtert.
Mattr psctr pcsdemcna, Ihcmrsn, Coiumla hVcs Ab.r
nntAy 4 clara.
Bnrs -raso, tnan) sEsr, rainouth. ia via Norfolk;
t-igr wsrs uaysruef, Refr3f. fech C1 Hayt CUTS.
Tort au Prince, UL ferri tc yuvcrns i}rl ieus
hwy, Jehns. y, Nevirs Som Tv cl, thfJ scDou
- Johns NJ, ~ Aitkel thifn. fIrl flvlf usrana.
stirpette Coz irsnccs Jste, AtSsHlcr, rhisdephia,
n Brr.kuan.
ssir-Nstia ross Muller. Tobasco. Nssmith sons r-
Jare. lFrI Nerya Matsrgas. Meechsn SLOW. lacon
orns iostcn. Zen Foster Jones' FcttAnd Juuo Robin
son, Buckeycrt. a ranus, Aue- o..
stcop-Eeward, Smith frevitcnce.
Arrived.
rseke. Ship New World. iIsshL ivcrrcol. APRIL et vth
ndse and pa sensers, TO urnuch. sintun Co msr eth
diec revann RnemouS natvo Of troton. Coaa
Nt, lst ~ ~ liza - IL slsasioi Alp Jsss Mathis bssss
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

EpCfoE VovRsTiT Fn-vlTEl.y-rOR zs cESfs-
O., - -e-t' - " iges,. \ 'ai-I.es = Essry ons sss
NMh t.4IlNa Nv N.h.f-t tr- r4tCrr Vftl iundrs "a
snsr. 'tHf ,acwnf rf tto necsscs Ira Naonateaf AZ
- Nclra 50 cn, !n ever shape an furrs. b. Wsu
'r " y. ifl fI4lg tl tlo aisHf sfs Of
81 81 ., cs 80 fss g. sol4ss ssk,ess. Ds
tctl isi tiuT 'srTiii snd nii the -ssif.s gcr in
ta'a a1lnrt. fhs eifu.cr 90 SELF Atrs. aud Seminal
real rrc iourr mn W.. lsv beer rtf1stuas'S
~ t"tf E dtSe frefi1uf o. ri'ing goafs.lr~a ralsF
- ctl W arr 1rtcr. u-s-r sd o. grltca rians ~
- COPS 90 trir tr raciHl rafk sffasrss vi ftus
~ .ti rariruilrlF thlro corft lf ing aarf.-c fcrt
lnk "a aoai' fiiaeut esfJ tf ti9 Pocket lo-
~ u. sc- aI.t I'D CD rslls lfL aU r1srlt
Dr. crT1 ig1'ir gr 'itrl. fl1 fect.t ~ "A or
Lff' &c i tvE Ftyrau. AM pcrroa stadina tveuty-
.st -t tiflft il Eittr uil rseeyu ~ shin
80 IN e. 90 .es VII b sett ior ons ao.lar. a
trrk -
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

n cAFED.-UEEGUKfN
PA "A total and speedy ersdicator Of private die
eases IL puries the blood drives the virus from ts
and leaves the patient healthy state
Of body aud mind. People who have wonderfully
astonshed find themselves speedily
restrictions Of Sort and without particle of mercury
Price, ST. Sold the drug lp Fulton Build
ings and At the Drs residence G Madison
would intimate TO Others praessd
in this family of diseases this sty and he
able end willing to give good ADVICE freely to all who mag
need IL from A. until r. NJ. promv1
attention If PAID. and medcne forwAred IL dnred
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

NEW NEpietL ROOSs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
" " ri gl 81 alf trla1ort prirsts difssffz
ristsf ,sd Az nsrea seoetgnl q 80 ~ asry crs..s
iAlttra-ct p, rrat rrr4sor o ttautsy ooevtf plates
y large fsi'e ~ Ios,wct. Al. u. Large lusrto,
~ rtr - eili1u Price 4N En.ra1t ifati the bostcs
~ ucsl aud Srrfi,ii s.u rnat 1v 70 ssd tsarlenay.
:. ,. ,qual ~ kcgFs or Aeloas uJtE es ssue famy
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nR. /. MoRrAMoRE Would SAY TO THOSE WHO

nR. L. MORTAMORE WOUtD d SAY TO THOSE WHO
Dbave contracted delicate diseases Curs voenA thai
H. Take ath Ihave devoted years my
profession and have treated successfully thousands Of
tients Those who wish consult these
do (free Of charge) from to pm, SUNDAYS
excepted II value your health, win avoid those
euro you and that their kind Of medicine IL all that u
for disease In all its FORMS Persona
has been ruined by these egotists call daily.
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The New York herald., 1850-05-15
x the Treasury is TO succeed the editorial chair OF

sf the Treasury succeed TO the editorial chair OF
the Republic. .
The plan is TO he that the three cabinet
minsters alluded to n-an hold ON TO their places
at all hazards and whatever cost II may subject
them to Messrs Bullitt and Sargent being impract
cable in the matter of sustaining such cabinet they
have been bought out and Mr. Hall has been induced
to give up his oiee with salary OF $4,000 and take
charge of the kspabefor greater consideration, to
wit the printing of the census. job similar to the
one out OF which Arssrs Blair and Riyes, ten years
ago realized something like one hundred thousand
dollars
The probability is that the above named free soil
members of the cabinet. with the aid Of Messrs se-
ward land eed have succeeded in making Geuera Tay
lor believe still little longer that the cabinet
cillors he has about him are marvellous proper
and deserve TO be- retained and to yield his
sent that his friend Bulit -hs give up his place
one of the editors OF the Repbe TO Mr. Allen A. Hall
the friend. protege and defender OF Mr.. Meredith.
Mr. Hall Is an able man. aud wiolds strong, vigor-
pen; he has had much xperience and some hard
violent Jackson and edited the Nashville ReSa5-
kcaa, the Jackson in Nashville in those days
Afterwards he edited the Nashville Banner which
paper supported Judge white tor the Presidency and
afterwards Gen Harrison In 1871 Mr. Hall point
ed Charge de ATaires TO Venezuela on returning to
the United States he became EDITOR of tho Nashville
Wing and continued its editor until he appointed
under the sdmini,trsiion thc first of ybOdy) to
the Office of Register of the Treasury From this post
he was some three months ago at the solicitation OF
Mr. Meredith; transferred to the office OF Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Hall mover moves politically without the concur
renee OF Nr Senator j. hn heil The movement now
made is designed To d. rpd protect and stand by the
Seoinet anu II - III
Of boodwinking pre- idsnt Taylor aud sending forth
through its toads aud hreng letter writer's missiles
and misre against Henry Clay. Daniel
Webster, and all other wings who do not choose to
aeknowle dge the infahihty Of the existing cabinet.
Ii is further surms that the csbinet have elected
ss pat of the nrw arrangement. to put Mr.. Bell
Onward the champion Of the administration in the
Senate.
Now have this to pr. dct-that If hIr. Bell and Mr.
Hall choo-, take these Two positions. they Will each
find such mp hill business upon their hands they
have experirnced since they have been pcliti-
ciars. Inough said
II the Republic shifts its and commences JUS
tJiul the eel binrt in its psidious attacks upon Mr.
Clay and Mr Webster. will il not be fit subject to
investigate the meas aud appliances by which the
hang bas been brought about! The question is
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