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The New York herald., 1850-01-10
United states District Court.
IN ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge Befts.

IMPORTANT DECISION on NEW rofvr or PRACTICE.
J.r o. John Biognsr ads TAoass S. Marvel A mo-
ton on the part of Samuel Gibbs spustor the above
osuse to set aside the final judgment decree
d.r.d against the above defendants on tn. bond or
stipustios given BY them TO the Marshal July 1919
in the above cause aud the execution issued thereon
having bees made, and 'sidaviu and Documentary
Jroots In support thereof having been read ani am
dnvits and documentary proofs having been read on
the part OF the belapt tupport Of said judgment
decree the matter having been argued the pare
oftbe said ssml Gibb by Gso Bette and on Zoe part
being hsdin the premises IL IL considered by the
Court that the lbellant By proceeding against The
taid Samuel Gbbe, TO take hpsl Judgment or decree
seainst him ON said stipsson bond thereby makes
him party to the snd gives him standtng In
Court which enables him TO Inquire Into and have de-
tsrmnsd the regularity and validity Of the said judz-
nent decree and that no legal notice OF procssd-
inss In the cause against the prinoipsi deiendsnt
Biocm.r by name, is imputsbis 10 the stipuls'or
Gibb- after the decesse of said Bioomer, until
the tervics of execution the said Gibbs In this
case, and that thersfors he s gnilty Of no tehes In
not sooner moving the Court for relief In the matter
IL is further considered by the Court that the order
ri ard taken by the lbelisnt the ioh q
July last Ia the principal cause against John Boomer,
by the furthsr oider Of the Court that the
ssd defendant have until the 2oth % the month
10 put In and perfect hts answer Ia the cause di not
become operative snd effective In Law, default or
order of references. until the sad 2oth day Of July And
t 10 further considered by the Court, that hbellsnt
has authority In lsv OF bis motion. In en- aston
in ry,no in admiralty to take interlosutory hsai
sedings therein against the DESCENDANT by name
and - . continuing party In Court alter his death
Ard IL 10 further considered by the Court valid de-
cree could b. taken the bail bond or stipulation IN
this case against the stipulator Samuel Gibbs until
alter or s utaneoufly vith regular and ysd decree
tbsr.on ss.,r,t the ndsnt John Bloomer
or his lees Wherefore it IL consider
ed by the that the bnsl decree or judgment taken
by the Hbellsnt on the 18th day Of November lsst
assp.t the raid John Bloomer aud Samuel UibS. fer
the ,um of $500 the raid bond or stipulation, and
the execution thereon against the said samuel GIBBS
are Irregular ana void II is therefore ordered, ad
Judged and decreed that the said judgment aud ere
cuton be set side ss Irregular With costs TO De tsfsd
The New York herald., 1850-01-10

The mail which lett this port Tuesday afternoon,
at o'clock In the steamer for stonington arrived In
Boston st an early hour yesterday morning.
The Pepp,ylvspis Assembly have passed resolutions
In favor Of suspendpg diplomatic intercourse with
Austria.
The annual meeting of the American Colonisation
Society vin be held In Washington Tuesday even
ing G -hich much interesting informs tiop IL expected
from the Rev NJ n. Gurey who has recently returned
fr,m Lb-fis where he deputed TO obtain informs
tion. The Hon Henry Clay, President sf the society,
vll preside.
The President has recognized James Dempsey Wee
Consul o his Dsp,sh Majesty for the port Of Aesso
dris. IN the State of Virginia
A conv.ptiop of the wool growers of rennsyivsuis-
20 be held st Nev Cssle the 9Th inst
spow tn 10 the depth q three inches, at Albany on
the night of the Tth inst.
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two candidates for United States Senator learn
the chances OF the election Of Ex-Governor Pratt for
Goth terms, ssa to be mprovngi but depend upon
It. the bonosDhEill be divided.
The Virginiaus still arguing the point as to the
whereabouts Of Mrs. Niagara Miller rhs P,ed,rleks-
burg Ne~s says that Mrs. siler rallied some weeks
since from Boston for Italy, with Q Mr.. Black from
that vicinity Hho returned after her ppssrsucs
sscrihced his property for SIS 900, and again dap
peared Tho Richmond Enquirer however per sists that
they have both been and recognised In that vi.
cinity within few weeks and hence they could not
have sailed for Italy learn that Mr. Novel; the
father Of the unfortunate lady, has received iutel
gssce from iDchestsr Va that satisfies him that his
child has made more fatal fall thsn II she had gone
over NiagarA's cataract
tie baltimore market. Yesterday, aeur quiet and
ho'oers eenersy asking siSl 81 s7k for Howard street.
We hear OF ssle Of 100 bbs however at 81 5 City mills
held at S6 The receipts Of wheat quite limited Sales
Of grod 30 prime reds ut 9Sc 02c with good demand
Sales OF white Soc Yellow Is held $50
at BE $50 large saIs from made Mond Az
at SOC. Sales of whskey in bbs atKe and
261tc., being slight decline.
The following the sses stock board
5s0 City Gs O 1885, 10 shares Merchants Bank 9sA: ~
Baltimore and ohis Railroad 56; Z5 do do. time 6 loo
do 10 S7Z.
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Cannon Pleas.

Before Judges Ipersbsm, Dsly, snd woedrun.
las o - New Ruiss .7dopfsd-1 The present Gale n
dsr of ssues Of fast shalt b. continued from term 70
term until the came IL finished during the year 1850,
etmencips az each succesdng term, where the court
left OF at the preceding term.
4 The causes hereafter noticed for trial shall be
10 the cssndsr the end thereof for each term
in order except those vhicb msy previously b. upon
the pdsr for trial. but no nss note OF Issue need
be hled for sny cavss ON the calendar.
a Causes which msy BE- set down for the tbird week
of the term VI not dispossd Of during the term snd
causes 90 ordered by the eonrt shs be called ct the
conmepesment of the seccesdins term before pro
csedipg eth the calendar.
Jauses that are passed on the calendar and 90
down. or postponed for the term must be placed
sg.in forth~ith At the foot of the calendar By the
csfk, unless othervise ordered by the court a. the
time of post ycnsmept
g. These rules are not intended 10 dispense Nth the
notice OF trial for each term ss required BY statute
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Asorp,p Cspv.s.r AT Nsw oaLgsys we learn
that on Saturday night the river broke through the
ievee at NINE Eliss plantation la the Parish OF ST
ychp the Baptist the left bsnk of the river opposite
Bonnet are about thirty six miller soove the city
The old evse, to the extent Of quarter OF an acre
vas carried a~sy, and alec large portion OF ne
tsvss twenty. Eve acres In length. that vas lately
made Its expected that In the course OF few days
the breach will b. increased to an alarming extent
The planters In the have been obliged 70
,top grinding. There we're tvo feet water from tbs
creyasee yeet.rdsy, at the plantation of Mr dcCut
cb.op. ten miles below the scene Of this dhaster-
Nsso ,ks,.s pfssrrns, jan. 4.
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Court OF Oyer ana Terminer.
Before Judge Edmonds and Aldermen trsnhlin ane
Innklin-

THE ASroR PLACE RIOTS.
JAW o-Tbe trial OF Long charged vitn arson on tne
night OF the Astor riots, vas postpoped TIL MONDAY
morning next in consequence Of the absence ot the
prisoners vtnesse to which day the court also STANDS
adjourned. .,.,, -.
Long on Monday morning ct 10 o'clock wh-ther nis
vitsesses present or not, a. the eounsel msn'
nov apply for an attachment against them aud CON.
prl their attendance Three days had already passed
without any business being dons aud " be could not
proceed With the trials on Monday he you'd sdJoufn
the Oyer and Terminer without day.
TIA, Drprvs .9esi~-Ths application on behalf OF the
Drurys NAs also postponed tall Monday.
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Agency Of Dr.. S. s. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES

I i.rcss IL, the cure of CaHqAS, CsHSHmg-
ton, Catdrrh, .3shma, Iiedrt Diseases, DyS
pcpsid, GoRorrhaa, Piles, Female Complaints,
&c &c. 'iLSO,
DR.. S. S. Fitch s Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnharing Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art of prcUrrvIng Lite
and Health 10 Old Age, &c. Ne.
J. G. BI,euAM, st. Johnsbury, isngcnt for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
NJ Dr. Fiioh's &C uide Book to lnvallds,and
Dire tons for-Prom ting Health, and lnstrue-
tons to Mothers, IN the management of Chi.
dren, many be had, gratuitously, by calling
for it at tho Store as above. An extremely
valuable Book. Ollyl
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BY the WAY oFwlNDsoR, VT,
gyFsS9 FEsE7 $50 - -

RaRrOad from Basfoa "a .W6Hs Riror, and 10
HuriiHgioa, IT, IhTouPh Ictdsto hHi'oHs
GA Hs Fassumpsir aHd he Ium"Ht t'"'"
Rnhr0ads
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-W WrEH Az.
HlAGEafsr, JAE. ], lr1O.
OARS leave Boston from FilchhuTR Rail
- road Depot, by way NJ Gfoion Junction.
Fiiehbutg, Koenu, Walp0le aud windsor, NJ
73OAa and arrive ~ Wells River az 90"
and a. Burlington az Gao ~
Cats leave iissgsH Tor thaTlrHipwn. Glare
mont and Windsor az 2, 80 and ! n, aud NJ
rive M Windsor ~ n hHd 30
Care leave Wells River a. $50 and Bur
IinatQn hiB 800 a a.. aid by way Of Windsor
arrive in Boston at6 p ~,
Cars leave Windsor a. 40 aud 40, aud
urrive IN, boston a. - and OrH
Now York passengers connect at Hfnlon
Junction and Wnlp0le,
Stages leave Wtlls River On arrival OF Cara
from Boston, for 49, Johnhbuy, hlAhplead,
Derby Line, 80. So.
STAGES leave darlington each morning sun
days c1ceptcdJ fur Montreal, 80, So
Freight Trains Nave aud arrive at boston
daily.
Cattle Train Tor ForffTs each Tuesday
THOMAS = WILLIAMS,
SuptSulliyan Railroad,
Charlestown, \ H., Jan !, lr1O O'sii
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- C.lUTTON LXTRl,

A MAS by the name Of CLAFri has gugaged
n witha Young mauOit he namgoi r Towns
end, aud uses hia nafnH 10 put uPn hnfhaparIi'
la, which ihry call Dr.. Townsend. saraapa'
rla, ien0mlnauuP % GmyiHf original etc -
The Townsend lsuo Ducfsf, Hnd never was
buLl4hs formerly worker on nllrnadsi oan,
ale. aud thr likc. Yrt he assumes tho ute Of
Or Tor thr purpose Of gaining credit Tor what
he h dot This 10 60 caution the public not 10
be- deceived, and purchase none bat the Gus,
unE OmGisAL ON DE- Jacob Townsend b
sarsaparilln, having on u the Old Doctor .
likeness, his family coat Of arms, and he sig'
nature nrr0i 90 the coat Of arms
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GITuATEp atout ! milo from Lyndon
> Cameron tIr road lrldinf 10 a. johns.
bury fnu, confirming ~ acres of Land
moot perfect rr.irr. Trrms-9l per rrni
down, the balance o. Euil ihe pufchn|cr The
subscriber b. determined 90 cell, and II hr
cannot got ihr value be- viii take less.
luquitr uu ll0 prrmisrs ~ address william
Locke, rpnrr of s1rm and toll strccia,
Boston. WIN LOCKE
hirrrft y l=,.l, bhrtf
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Farm for Sale.

rINnE subscriber offers his farm for sale. lt
I Is situated ON tho road leading from 81.
Johnsbury Tlain 10 North Danvil lc-abou'
half way between the two places Ii consists
of gIu acres o. or % acres oCcSecllcnt mead
ow--about i1aercs OF woodtuut-,hr remain
der pasture and ullagc,
The buildings are sultnblc for tho place.
There ntc about 1000 sugnr naples and a
Young apple orchard, with a good quantity
Of cedar timber, on the farm
Tho firm can bc adyantaHeously- divided
and the whole or part is offered for sale
Terms o. payment made easy,
The farm is better known as the old Melvin
Farm.
JOHN CUStfmNN,
p S. Concluded not to sell can do better,
St Ihhnsbuty, Aug. -, lsio b29u
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II. Latham 4 Co,
Iron Founders and Machinists

1T tie Junction Of tke Northern, ~. CcRirat
y and PassuHpSic Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
and other castings. And will make 10 order
Machinis,s Tools ofsupcrior quality and finish,
.sueA A. EuaInc aud Hand Lathcs with or with
out Screw gccr-Planing, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting MHchincs-als6 ShnttIug, Mill
Screws, and Mill Irons Of all kinds.
They will also furnish Burr MIL stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wirc-Mill, Circu-
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under the direction of
Mr. WM DuEcAN r. o. address, "West Leb
anon. n. H. :" 630yl
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Fish ! Fish J!

A Haiibnt; also, No. and 3 Mi ,,.s griato
half barrels and kits, for sale at iGE s,orc
for cash, at the Wholesale and KEN ER s. 60.
G)3n
Lyndon, Jun - -lAan--.--
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S0EASI SOFAS!

A H. such ncr1gu ns Rrr wishinf tu pro
y onra SOFAS, viii do well ~ call on Fhe
Who has = good assortment on
hand llrv were bought ut the manufacturer
100 CinrlrstoWu, Me, ~ Nc lnwest Wholesale
prlrrf, mud win Boo sold TOR d snail advance on
coat aud freight, ......,.,.,.
81 Johnsbufy, Jap 10, 1850. 6Iltf
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For Sale.

XNTE have a new Double WAGON, well
three horses,
MISC,
4 new double SLETGIT, Thoroughly WHdr
and ironcd- answer for Two or three
horses. FULLER W.
Lyndon, Jan - 1850. COST
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Canchala qua.

GAYS Ext of CanchOlagua, California
IL Plant Of rare virtues, certain proven
tive aad cure of coughs, consumplons, fevers,
&c. possessing the virtues of SarsopArilla in n
high degree Prepared by Frederick Gay,
New York, and sold by
J. G. BINGHAM.
l-Iahnsbury, Feb 20, 1850 GJGtf
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Ground Plaster.

THlIE subscriber IL now prepared " furnish
/ GROUND PLASTER, u hc first qitai'
in, in large or small quantiioH a. d less price
than can be- bought "a this vicinity,
- iJrTr wIHhjuF 20 purchase viii iind q i"f
their interest g., call aHd examine the Plaster
before purchasing elsewhere, ~ great pains
have been taken 20 get the best article ~ thc
market ASA- Low,
Bradford, Jan, iVj0 61Oma
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Salt {! Salt t!

1NnO BUSHELS T. /. SALT, for
UVNb sale by
NICHOLS Il MCGAFFEY.
Lyndon Centre. Dec. 20, 1540. 6i0T
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Rnssia SalYe

TTAS been uscd for thirty years for Burns,
L Wounds, old Sores, P,lcs, fToat'hitirn
parts, Corns, and Sores Of every Kind. IL IL
a most iutlll,blc cure, ForG7lc by
j. G.. BINGHAM,
81 Johnsbury, Feb 60 1850. hi6u
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GOOD and will be- disposed OF AZ reasonable prl
ccs CllAViLS h, iILRlh.
ST Johnsbu5y, Nov. ., l7i9. oar
n piars-b,t ourr Of dangerous CoHgh by
The uge If BuchaH'S Hungarian haisam-
Miss Mary Head, No, :, Whcclcrs Court,
Boston, was cured of a very bad Cough at
tcndcd with pcrvJu6 dutrtrtv, and strong ,e'-
dcncy 20 (S-Nsumpt,on, by the use ofonly two
bottles of this Balsam. Ia the same family, a
child, afflicted with dangerous stuffed cold,
had been under The care OF ptysctHn seven
DAYS, without bcuvtif, md relieved 81
once bv astnglc dose ufthJs Balsam, and speed.
NY rurrr ftrru tutu-i1 t--i'.ft'-''- ''.i'
much confidence, us thcy huyc experienced
il4a-h4-lGGlial l. 1Gcls II lhc -mcdlclne "a the
most striking manner.
Mrs uuughton, High street Place, Boston,
has been frequently afflicted with severe IN
nammatlon of ihc lungs, pia IN the side, dry
cough, nervous debility, aud other painful
symptoms, for several years. This medicine
ha, given hrra degree of relief which she has
long sought ia vain.
't+-r.ittt--y : l..l+''- !.1sss--
Fuller a. CO and Colby s. Me Gahcy, Lyndon
+. ID. Merrill, bloomington, w, I Hastings
Craitsbury. T. G Butler, Derby Linci Dana
4. Weeks, and Stanton X Sheldon, DnnylIc.
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manufactured to order.
Also, on hand, large assortment Of
Custom Made Tin-Ware.
Copper Pumps,

an approved article, tor sale
An pcrsuns jn want ofany of the above ar.
tclrs are invited 60 call. The articles are
good and will be- disposed of AZ reasonable prl
ccs CHARLES X. PIERCE.
81 I,hnsbufy Nov 2- l-ip. oar
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ii NJ NICHOLS, JAMES MCGAfFEY,
Lyndon Crgifr, Dec 90, l7ip hiAu
To the Hon the Probate Court for the District
Of Cnlrdouia

To the Hon the Probate Court for the District
Of Caledonia
"ORACE WOODRUFF Guardian unto
L Iloracu Putnam, Lydia G entnaal aud
Mary J.. Putnain, minoTs aud heirs Of jerks
N -prt,'-tss7 -!.ie-uL Sutton. IN the County OF
CaipdoR,a, deceased, would respectfully itP
fracnt 10 said Count that HE said wards are
the owners 81 an undivided half Of The iafm
known as the Putnam Farm, IN said Sutton,
SAID farm described a. lollowu,yiz being cit
uaird In the South cartcrly part Of Sutton, on
rights number and I. supposed o. contain two
hundred acres of land with thc buildings There,
oni sad Guardian further represent to SAID
Court, that a would Ice conducive 30 tho inter.
est Of said Wards 90 have their interest N
said Real Estate sold for the purpose OF put
lug the money At interest hr therefore pEya
said Court 81 grant him license and authority
10 fril the undivided halgof said farm thus be-
longing to h,s said Wards or the purpose A.
ficsaA II r. Woodbury., Guardian.
Danyilc, March ~, i-5O
STATE. or VERMONT,
CALEDONIA District, 90.
H. Probate Court March ~, ls5Q
- n the foregoing application Il "a ordered
~ that the said Guardian give notice to
Ill. a. EzaI4 interested tllatssid application WI
be- heard and decided at Probate Court a. tr
holden II the Probate Oficc IA Danvillc IN said
district on the 27th day Of May, $3.50, by pub
fishing certified copy Of said application,
aud oi the order three weeks sneersaiyely IN
the CAlcdonian, newspaper printed al -
Juhnrirufp, -,h-sstJ district, g!g-whieh publ
cations shall be ptcy,ou. TO said 9Th day OF
May le5O l6G0wJ
LIS a true copy oftccord,
- Attest, THERON HOWARD, Heg'
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Book Agents Wanted,
LA MP OIL.

A FEW hundred gallons LAMP OIL,
N which we will sell cheap for cash.
FULLER q, CO.
Lyndon, Jan. %, 1850. 653tf
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he fore The .4th Iursday OF juno n'AV
Dated atlrasburgh IN said County Of o''
leans this 18Th day or March, \ d, le5o.
HENRY NJ IStTES, Clerk IN Chanecy'
-NA,i M DicErrMAS, Solicitor. COWS
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Shaker Fiud Extract u ldlCr'dH-lA'
Preparation ia no compound, II Is mere cN'
tl,.a- 4.,asi aetirc- pfnperiiea of The Va
Icrian Root, by n process known only to nc
sshakrrs ct Enfield, \, H., and fcenguizfa
Professor Augustus 4 Hays, state A"i"
r. Nf,gaaghuagttg
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VOLUME III.---NO. a.

her pocket, and laid it on the ground. She
| then searched her victim, took his purse, and
deposited it in the pocket of the waistcoat she
wore. She placed his head in the requisite po.
sition, to receive the deadly blow, and she rails
ed her right arm for the purpose of inflicting
| it, when the fatal hammer was suddenly wrest-
| ed from her grasp. The agents opportunely
entered the room at that moment ...qt,,.
On her first examination, she gave the fol-
lowing romantic account of herself She was
Of respectable family and of irreproachable
conduct but having bestowed her affections
on young man, who had treacherously forsa-
ken her, she had from that moment vowed inn
placable hatred to all the male sex and the
murders she had committed were actuated by
no other motive but vengeance for the injury
inflicted on her feelings Wouldit be believed
that there were persons weak enough to pity
this unfortunate victim Of betrayed affections!
The sensibilities of the world, especially of the
great world, are often very ridiculous, and
sometimes very blameable. An effort was
made to screen the wretched victim from the
punishment Of the law When asked why she
committed robbery as well as murder, her de-.
tenders could give no satisfactory reply. The
criminal, however, underwent the penalty Of
the law; and certainly, society has reason to
rejoice that the punishment Of death had not
been abolished, gE gz %
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PLAQUEMINE:
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1850.

Protest Of the Southern Members.-NVe
have heretofore had intelligence by telegraph
Of the Protest prepared byacertain Southern
Senators in Congress, against the passage of
the California bill. It is published at length
in many Of the Eastern papers. We copy a
portion:
1--WE dissent from this bill, and solemnly
against its passage, because in sanctioning
measures so contrary to former precedents, to
obvious policy, to the spirit and intent of the
Constitution of the United States, for the pur-
pose Of excluding the slaveholding States from
the territory thus to be erected into q State,
this government in effect declares that the ex-
clusion Of slavery from the territory of the
United States is an object SO high and impor-
tant as to justify disregard not only of all the
principles snf sound policy, but also Of the Con-
stitntion itself.
{ .Against this conclusion we must now and
forever protest, as it is destructive to the safe
ty and liberties ofthose whose rights have been
committed to our care, fatal to the peace and
equality Of the States which we represent. and
must lead, if persisted in, to the dissolution of
that confederacy in which the slaveholding
States have never sought more than equality,
and in which they will not be content TO re-
main with less"
The Protest was signed by Messrs. Mason
and Hlnaer, II va, Butler and Barnwell, Of s.
c., Tdrney, Of Tenn, Soule, Of "a, Davis pf
Miss, Atchison, of NO., Morton and
Florida. u ~
The motion to enter the 81
nails Of the Senate was rejected dayes 20, nays
"a - e. u.
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.WnTEn CABBAGE.-F From the 1st Of Julyto
the lst Of September cabbage seed Of all TN,
late varieties may be put in the ground fora
winter use. Winter cabbage seed may be PLAN
ted with the early fall turnps and they win head
finely if the soil'isgood with transplanting. II
is justas easy to have firm head cabbage 40 to
have long blue collards, and who does mot pre-
fer. ta In transplanting fall cabbages let the
soil be rich and mellow, and plant up to the first
leafon the stalk The common coliard 81, Be
made to head By taking off the tap root auds
planting il deep The great enemy RI Tho fall
cabbage is the green worn. We have found
free use of lime and ashes, busted into the head
10 BE- a great preventive, but coop of chick.
ems IS The surest remedy. We find that thseab.
bage, like the turnip seed, natures earlier hy
being raised in higher letitndA .,Thsre are
few plants that enter 90 isr0ely iato the daily
consumption Of ourpeopls ls ths eabbaee tribee;
and when It Is 50 easy to faiss No blaneked ma
delicate leaf whogwiH hereafter eat, tn toush.
and stringy icollard, ut, ST j Us, ;ssts,,. A.