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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24
Franklin Smith ESQ.

We regret our inability, this week, to-
furnish OUT readers full length portrait Of
this genlleman's reply to Gen. Foote on
Monday last. The Senator took occasion,
both at the opening and conclusion of his |
speech, to allude 10 the meeting held in
this place last spring condemnatory Of his
course. In doing so, he seemed to be act
ing on pTe-determination TO regard Mr.,
Smith as the head and front Of the whole
movement. Instead Of encountering the
resolutions, then passed, he thought to
make some capital by sneeriDg at a gen
teman, who had only concurred in their
passage. He spoke Of him patronizingly
as his quondam friend, the ex-district at.
torny; remarked on his Caplaincy in the
first Mississippi rifles; and INDUCED in an
ironical alluson to his valiant services in
Mexico. And all this, be it known, was
done by the chivalrous General, in the ab-
sence OF the gentleman, who was assailed.
Fortunately for the cause Of truth and
justice, Mr.. Smith was informed Of the
course, which had been pursued towards
him; and he was enabled to reach the stand &,
lust as Col. Nc Willie was concluding his
reply to the Senator. We have rarely
known speech commenced under more
interesting and exciting circumstances;
and we were proud of the noble and spirit
ed manner, in which our townsmau acquit-
ed himself. He gave the general a sulta-
bic loretaste OF the war he has 10 wage in
reducing "the shallow minded, fac'lous
aud aspiring demagogues 10 their proper
grade and condition" Never have w'
known any thing better timed, or more ad-
mrably executed.
The feeble state ,pt Mr.. Smiths healtf
!, (not yet recovered from the effects of {
campaign, to which uugenerous allusiol
was made) Of itself, awakened stroni
interest in his favor; and then his thrilIin
voice and deeply excited feelings SCENE
in moment to seize the public heart an
master its emotions. So deeply did hi
audience sympaihize with the eloquer
speaker; that his voice appeared TO be til
l cello OF their own sentiments. His inyec
: tive. his sarcasm, lis ridicule, all found
ready response in the hearts Of his audi
q ence. They greeted h IN with the mo;
uabounded applause, while he denouncc
= his assailanr, as traitor,sa mountebanI
: and a charlatan--an unplincipled demg
gogue, who was ever rCady TO betray tn
rights and interests of his constituents fc
Il the sake of national reputation, and tn
8 honors of federal Office.
; Never was recreant more admirabI
held up to public scorn and indignation
e and never was the portrait ofa tradin
: politician drawn with more skiful hant
y He did mol address the audience NOR
than an hour aud yet, in that short Periot
he SO thoroughly dissecled bis subjec
that all understood the late double dealing
and iwistiugs of the Senator.
" But we will abstain from further remark
: concerning this speech, as we hope 10 hav
an opportunity Of presenting full sbetc
oflt hereafter to our readers.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY.

r ETTERS testamentary having been
IA granted at the October term 1850, OF
the Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, on the Estate Of Elizabeth
Graves decd all persons indebted TO said
estate are notified to come forward and
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estlte, will present
them legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred.
JOHN w. GRAVES, Executor.
Oct. "a '50 Ct
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

~ Being this last week in want Of a
printer, we are compelled to issue this ex-
ira in lieu Of the regular number. This
is our first failure since the commencement
of the Madisonian, and being now supplied
with workmen, our friends need not antic-
ipate such an occurrence again soon.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

n@We see that David F. Douglas s
formerly of these parts, but now OF CaIi-
lornia, has been appointed by the President.
U. S. Marshall for the sonthren District
Of California, and confirmed as such by the
Senate. He is man Of energy and deci-
dedly a first rate clever fellow and we will
always be rejoiced to hear Of his success
in the world.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24
MARRIED.

%, R., livingston, y. on the 18th inst, BY
Hshsd J ~ !, Cooper Mr.. Chmles W.
ip:ll,, : ), Miss 4 Elizabeth 6. Rutland
Sql.s' ..,I! z lhe late James Rutland q
slpl,'...P '.Plly y. G. the N G, paper,
DIS. To,1 1ssalog y Of the 22d by the Rev.
Avn Rs',.lIa Il .la' RFuDrs II. GouLD to Mss.
mat sIts't " e y daughter Of Dr.. Jvns MAJ,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

le Mr.. Wilmot, the great fteesoiler
has declined heiDg a candidate for Te-elec-
''Si', dn' "","~J =. ,..-.-a.r-.
tiolic rrjoiciugsH because it IS said 10 iudi-
cate better state Of things North.
BuIittnrus out in this, as in some 9TH
tr cases, We get rid Of the name but not of
h'Ring.
llssuccessor in the canvass, entertains
precisely the same sentiments with
W. WlImot : his name however is
not lIilmot, but be reioices 10 the more
'vpAonlous one Of Grow. But as names
seems 10 be every thing to those amongst
y having such an Observation-Disclosures
% 'ploice patIioiicaily" we presume ii
Tdl be healded ihroughout-lhc South as a
great Hc'Orv-as wondrou8 evidence Of
'n'0lHlrG sense Of Northern justice,
bear N mind however, it is like all the
va'oIi's pretended the south has gain.
,rN'"e !, ! nefslya nominal victory, ant
~ o'0V IS Just as much a Wilmot pro
'sOlSl as The rpdnnbt,hlo D..;-l M,
hnalG N' " '''i'o
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Too much cannot be said in commenda-
ton Of his speech, 1t was listened TO with
profound attention, and produced seri
GUS and decided effect upon his hearers.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

I1PON opening the complainant bill Of COM
Y plant, and appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court, that the defendant, John C. Rid
lev, is not a resident of the State Of Mississip-
Vi, bnt resides beyond the limits thereof, :"
that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be exccnted upon him; therenpon, it is order
ed, that he euter his appearance herein, on or
befuro the first day Of the next term Of this
Court, to be holden at the Court room, in the
city Of Jackson, On the first Monday in De
cenbtr next ensuing, and plead answer or de-
mnr to cumpainant's said bill, OF the several
allegations thereof will he taken for confessed,
and set tnr heuring Crpdftc
It's further ordered, that copy Of this or
der be published in the Madisonian, weekly
newspaper published in the town Of Canton,
once a week ur three months
J, +. SIMMS, Clcrli,
ncr L. Minis, DC.
G, IT, POTTER. Solicitor
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

~ qRe Bounty Land Ld''.--The
Secretary Of the Interior has issued a cir
rphr Prescribing the mode Of procedure d..
M ptoOf necessary to establish claim
n land under the Bill. The necessary
form, are now being published and a mum
h, viii BE- furnished to the clelk Of every
county Court in the United States
To prevent speculation, it is provided
tbalall transfers before the issuance OF the
patent, are roid. The proof is very easy
he soldier proves his identity, his widow
(fshebs lhe claimanl) her marriage, and
the heirs, their right 10 6inherIt
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

nj. land i study habits.-From time
,n'D''.S ! ..'i,., has been designated par eT-
''r1,,, r,,n he following scrap taken from an
,,,llrse, /, would seem that the land Of
i@n NJ he i,,' Stern and severe morality OIL 'ne
|sIleatlmc.
''y1 q,.,. !, saijto be IN one Of the county
n, ti''t y conprctcut, !, litue g!rl, her moth
!, ~ ssnpdmothei, \ and great-grandmoollher.
i he iDiquity is visited upon the children
,y,s @ q he tbild and fourth geneIallon'
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24
DACUERRE OTYPE.
D. l.. GILLEN, 4.e,
PEgOTOGRAPMKCAL ARTIST.

HAS arrived IN Canton and has opened
I'll Gallery on the South West corner of the
Public Square, in Major Hearts, old store
Mr. g. now offers an opportunity to all per.
sons who feel disposed to have their Likeness
taken. the chAuce to have them executed in
the BEST DAGUERREOTYPE style, and
very respectfully invites the ladies and Gem
tlemen to cpll and examinc his specimens:
Secure the Shadow ere the Substance fade,
Let Nature copy that'which Nature made.
Canton October 9th 'j0,--tf
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-10-24

,,.,.1,larcholy Casnalty.-The bark
= Nd vas 90 the 4th inst, run into
''l' : Cant soD,herper off Cape May and sunk
y y. minutes. Twenty iour persons
~ \, and only eight saved
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r,.e,oil convention was sdn a'ia na.. a.
I, i he SD inst, some oO0
y, a',os rs,i,ve slave Bill came -, .dor.a lor
! I.s.sI ,'si'"p'''aSi' "a' raised. So much
A''Il '.l,,,,y and adjustment.
came, Astronomical clock TINS
,,.,,i,I, Slr,' great improvement over 'ns
'','l,a'n s.1;on.d sisb, day machines. -. ,.u.
a'a'insI l'a";I,, winding butonce in a7o DAYS
l,',sa l',s,De on il. face, you can see al once as
GD,,'S -, I Day, the day Of the month ms
\ Ii.i's 'Ir I'd setting Of the sun and moon
~ s,,,,, !, i the moon. and the state o
4. dae& &c, ----
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or twelve men; he went to Harmonyis camp; IL was
pb0trstood that CecD. Mitchell 10 bring up the
tracer cIuoire harmony wagon. apd mem ON the
day Of the battle OF Sacramento orders given tor
Hsinonyt wagons TO fern in,o four columns and
max the troops, except our company which
ahead; IN tbs msnnsr We reached fifteen twenty
miles; great many mules cropped In harness from
the fats occssioBed by this manner Of march ing
six OF my mules dropped. although she wight OF my
wagon was only bout aqrsrter thstof Harmony the
the ing OF 9Th R.bruary al we travelled as fast
tho wagons could Until got directly In front
Of the enemy, and there the wagons were forced We
r,scbao the tattlr h-o a, y NJ some OF Harmony
mules sDd oxen were killed, and the Wagons en-
tered and broken By the sanbon bali from thysusmy
eDcemlsd on the held II battle the evening
altar the bslile and ~arde us
W. captured t~elv. cannon. and picked up mules TO
draw them; We got pew mules and paid $50 and s65
each for them; IL r. 20 miles from Sacramento Chi
bushua, til. forage between FL Pa-o ana ChihuAhua
IL poor or noDe the distance Is $50 miles; had to
buy 1000 Tor he mules get II on the road best
We coold Chihuahua contained vt one time 10 900 or
2U0oO iphGbitant- when entered it. nearly all the
wealthy inhabitants lett; III Psso and Chhuahua
bsd IiAses
eroes sAupined-Bsfore Colonel Dopiphan vent
- All It the haoe lbdsDs b- war employed In open
II X ID, southern route Col. Mirch-l ordered at
Santa fe to report to Gen Wool at Chihushua; IL
was updsrs God by the army that Con Wool would be
al Cbibushua When Mitchell reached Santa Fs, he
was Lieut.. Col IL Col Pieces res im-nt; when Gen
hesIB'y left. Col DoBiybso INNS pd.d q; IL
San Diego or rather fourteen miles below 1t, thu
tho army sovsncec ahead ri IA. traoers expect ed
to snccuni@r resistance before reached 81 PAso;
We lao battle at brazito 25th December J846; from
Rollsco TO II psso dont know whether any traders
we're allowed To 20 10 advance o. not nc 81 Paso ws
heard that VT should be met by the Mexican array be
fore We entered ,bhushus; there were ruI,ors ths
GeLerel Wool had entered it, aud also that he had
not; when We sot further south heard OF large
force shesd OF us the wagons of the other traders
were ststiered along the road At The time; don't
know that hr Harmony ever expressed any desire 20
return 10 the United stst.r; ne know that he
at Dttr,y 10 rretuIp II h. choe-; took Harmopy's
letter OF abandonment to Col Doniphan my self bus
don't r.eoliect when II was; an eIpedition Vas pro
jectsd b, the army to san fndo ana was carried OUT
hyS mr. 81 h. FIR h.d Inn IN
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Marine AfIutr.,

Pos CHAohxs Tn. 81 smship smpir, city. Captsis
Wilson. lst thls city at three o'clock yesterday fos
Ctsre. The names Of her passengers wild be ousl
In smother column.
Mr. Doily.T all launch. in about q mouth the
rsSmsftp iruS a. -tilr 60 tf-a- bet N.- is.ns
sbo btssos Santiago Sh~ .. buiIt H~s.rs do-aa,
hsfr's 90, aud uiii ~ - sHr. -r-ustu bssx
doHbs nor biso-u thrUus bout tier ap.in~s bei.p
built 81 the M"rssu wuths she L. Of sJO tsas 10
isst lttK 80 ~id- Atd 10 hold
Ths riesn-r - L.~f-uce will - launched s.rt
Tusfosl ten the ysid she IL huiit NJ, tss
pettlsud steam Packet Co aud " % run bit
Putttn sbd fO'tlsbd Her topBaf- - %. g. s fasi
ltnr - Sioe as ~. deep Her on .inr. aru alec
b.ins bpiit ~ the hnfgsB works
The sane builder b. .lso constructing - he oth.r
yHro. two v's--l- - - tons .aGb Tor uunt n 90
b Bset ~ lighter a. san Fransieoo They will b
&C. tlstsd Nv tn let ~ n-rt mauih.
Athr Thomas Coll rr's ysra. too v~srsls asSeS
uay One 10 s'ss ushig toe csgt J. Wrsht 81 s-v
Orksns, OF sltut $50 tons Sac T. |. v-rT superior
v'sssl and va p ready for ltaschinR q. aoBdt toe
MONTE Hsr lsuT h " rs f-~t d-ptn - frst rhs
otber h. n.sr steamboat fer ssv.Bs-h c~ned ~
hestrs. HoonsBG Co .of2o tons and ill also b.
dy w . eouIi. Of mouths
Msssrs snuh Dtm0u hsv- only ose vesarl 81 pre-
sBt und-r 10y, ~ their isft ~hich Il steam toe
hsssrs Hosisro Asptpsail shs 4 tutrnsad ~,th.s
fer the Cba~fss o. Pacific trs e. according O.
stances
Mv-.r- we'tsr'-lts Mackay have jus lad "a. ksA
o. clipper ship fof Czptsls Palmer o. tha Bans.s
uscs. The other vessel. H. cnnrss % suulsax b1 .s
trm, 49, have already publhh.d
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sf''sH Fl sap LVisfs Two gsu,--i looking womsx
tsuytng stsstst giving tAeir n.fu-s a. tur nii. La
~ sue Mary hi-nisy. ~efe dsfect|s 10 stealing t-s
fsns ~ sdiss alter boots valued ~ s1v from tss
t.~fe ~ 'rues stout No 100 siub AZ u sen.
ths trOromen " t'sd The sore Of dr Stout fr.s .at
Nblle enc sss nuing on pair u shoes "a. sth-r
rtsuy pl-csd tte hnts into tn bs-s~t. rhsy l.r
THE ssor. -ithout d-iscton sud -snt 20 ~. 90.
Mr. N'bb"r ~ zoo rir avenue .nd th@rr the "a %
Keepers S'r- NOR cunning a. thsy ~~re detected 10
stealing two psir - fsitsr bots Ore-r Baskfrk q
'h' Ninth .srd, -.s cent tr aad in the bake,
ote.vrdsn h hoUts jvrt pfettou.lv stolsa rvs
MI ttout 1bsJ vsrs both oouv.ysd b~fge Jusn-
MeSrsth, -bo ~ nui'tsd hsm 10 pfi on for trial
.lr,u On S-sTtsts~ A Du tchesan sas his wife ~
TIRE name ~ bc0ihsr vss arrested last night on
Pteior ~ rs.lins tIs8 from dsrrh Dcarsr vhi- 10
houss Of dlsrstot~ On N. Fi's pe'nt- OHe-r sss-r
~ of the e'rth rsrd pulic. sr-rtd III. accused per
uer snd % n. p~rsop - one souad So Jasli~
II tnop rittsd the pritonsrs for further hear
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sEcOND DESPATCH.
SAcKyiLLs rsLEGRAPH OFFICE,
IDE~DAf, s ~ A. NJ.


IgEsDAr, ~ 4. NJ.
part Of the Nova oo"t'a line has been carried
awsy by the eHeessive fain on Sunday evening"
and ir not IN order
The cypress mail nom ~ Johhs g. new bruhN
wick, oHived h-ir eie u NJ and the ioho"ihg
despatch |" condensed Tom TOE L"shsh PaPetsi-
Great siradihers h"- p'r'a''rd 'h business anaifs
curmg tn. week, and nior' dr-cfiPuon. OF Imported
produce commands ieso5 sale ihs PROSPECTS
Of most articles are che r'ng, and money Ia aoun-
dsnt
The present week has been one OF extreme
duliBcss and depression 10 our cosioa market
Puces have declined ga eighth pence To one
gaarssr per pound. The SAILS Ut the week end
ing August s'h, ~'fe $500 bales, OF which
SPECTATORS took O.2SV osles, asd exporters i,oso
bales The Aaene~a descriptions sold, include
400 Ursads' at % o. ''coo Noohe' al "a So
s.76o Orleans, a,ei "a 'nd go sea Island At IA
AL Inc official r'ee w. 'o' al 0P,sn'' H''i no
bic, 81 Bsd New Orleans, bid The estimated
stock OF cotton at TINS pcf' Is no" oOooVo' sshns'
$1,000 bales al the sane use 10 lofs
The hs're cet'oa mafsrt has eeen exceedingly
depressed donng tue pirsss' week Inc total
sale- ON Monday aud Tu'sd-y Dot having amounted
to 40 bales, and 'hs fnc,, il2s tres Ord'rdTe. al
which the market elosed 90 Saturday Was oarev
mainss'ned, and ~ss'S,"e'ed 10 decline sui more
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-eNB WEEK LATER FROM Europe.
.~.>~~O>>>~~~~~S~~~~o~~~o~>
4 y n v a Il
STEAMSHIP ASIA AT HALIFAX.
BY SPECIAL EIPsESS AND TELEGRAPH,
Death Of Louis Philippe, Ex-
King of France.
IN O LxM u I'M COTTON
THE SCHlESW WIG WAR.
TREMENDOUS STORM IN NOVA SCOTIA
SERIOUS LOSSES ANTICIPATED
&C. &C.. &c.

II was stated In yesrerdry's Herald that the Asia
had not arrived at Halifax At une o'clock on Mon
day night This announcement was made after
INQUIRY, over the wires Of Boston, as to the condi-
lion of the lines through Halifax. Owing to
some Misunderstanding among the operators in the
Boston and Portland Offices, and TO negligence
somewhere along the has, word was sent to US
that the wires were Ia working order through to
the eastern terminus notwithstanding the severn
.ty of the gale at the East spoken of in our dec
patch, intelligence of which should have been sent
70 tho several offices westward, We we re- led by
mistatemeuts into the error have mentioned
HALIPAx TELEsRAPH OpYIcH,
aionday-i0t A. M.
The steamship Asa, Capt Judkins, was tele-
graphed about half part sh o'clock this morning,
and arrived AT her y hart al half after ten.
The Asia sailed frOso Liverpool the 3lst
ult., at IL O'Clock, noon.
The steamship Csnada arrived at Liverpool at 81
A. NJ, O. the 26th.
The steamers of the Cunprd lice, RAINING be-
tween Liverpool and New York, will hereafter run
direct. The ASIA viii not call at Halifax on her
return from New York
18th Of August.
Louis Napoleon lie stiii his tour through the
provinces.
queen vic'or'a mas gone 10 oco'aho'
Austria has gwen IA her adhesion 10 the EnghSh
protection the Danish qu stIon
There IS nothing new nom the seat OF war De-
yond an account OF com -i'Sh' sS'fm'shes'
Inc submarine iries'apn' between Dover ana
OHiais' has been c'hpit' ted Snd wo'k' Well
Cotton has decline" h"" Que eighth penny 70
one-iouith penny per fo""d The committee
quotations. are now Re io"ow''-r air orleans $40
op'snc, I'd Mobile, 81 m'ddiing quali'ies' va.
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aouss OF Representative.
nv RAis's ELECTRO NAsysr1c rxLEsRAPH.

nv RAis's s1scrro-mAsssrio rKLEaRAPH.
wAsu-oro-, Sept 10, 1850.
FoRsIss s.iL ssvfoa
Mr.. Bo.rr. (-hir) of s-~ Yorh asked Is.v. 10 offer
resoutiop Cbu' objection -ss made, isstruotips the
Pet oncs Con TO nqulr. into the .sp-d,~ssy
Of go amending the eouuset tor esrryiss tn. mails be.
tween this cOusuy aud Gres, sritsip s W re uir.
the employed In the 10 stop 81 the sort
Of Galway, In Ireland, going to and r.surains from
Liverpool.
rnRos ooRhscrEp.
The srsssss stated that error committed. yss-
terdsy BY the Clerk In adding mp the vote the bal
supply deficiencies. 10 the pay and miisss. Of
s~. Of Congress, regulating the mileage Of the cali
Bsbbtt the ubsvee-sf~l slsnspt for seats from Nee
M.rioo sna Utah The ocrrectics passed the bill
vssr roi-r acapsnr
Tbs Senate sm.ndnents 70 the Military Aosdesy
bill, ver- copourr.d In.
rrs sscssrssr ov rms f-rssfos
The House thee uned the oonsidsrstion Of o re-
pert Of the select committee sppost~d on certss al
Legged impropes payments By th- -rmsr Secretary q
Mr. vrror, tvhis) OF Ohio. DEFENDED M p-iss
Mr. Bpsvr (dem Of Miss replied. iru,n~ hi1
rensrss until the expiration % the morning hoar
he House PROCEEDED 70 the business the speaksxp
table.
Lssps ros ssuse.p vvrre.ss
debate tcok plsc~ the ssnsts bill. granting o
donation Of lsns 10 AlsSsms fr rsilrosd purposes II
-heh The psiley that should prsvsi .. 20 the dspo
sitioD 81 the pubiio lands fully diseuss-d The
bhl vss nssny reierr-d 70 the oommitsss on Paddle
Land
ss stsrr-us stcttr.-rp r-e- srstovs cs.ass
Mr.. oris, tvhis ~ Ne FROM the select co- mits~~
hesctSsOrs styols'es- made ? rsea assslss.s,y
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Fire, go.

NoHYoLK, September 0, 1850.
We had quite . severe blow from the northwest on
Saturday night Yesterday 1t was clear .oi pleasant
to-day rainy, with a northeast wind
nre broAe out yesterday morning. on Union street,
winch destroyed three buildings and did considerable
damage TO J. NJ. Pullens coach factory and N Gory's
feupary.
sionsy Lane who murdered his brother, in Mathews
county Thursday lsst Was arrested in that county
FRIDAY.
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m.v,r.,,. 81 D,-,I.s-s.n,s People.

Hoo. Georss Crs-fri l.te --o~tsfy ~ Yer
hss ec.ptsd IN ip,itstiob e. public dinaer frcD
the eiuH No - Apgprts Gs 90 tbs iSth in-t
l.. Gtbhcn q pr - damien y v. Ro
s.rr Co q n Alien We std - otb.r. arrived y-s
tsrdsy, sro tcoh rocn- 40 tbs ADeriesn ffst~i
bon Norreii 4 A DUrAbd o. La Prsds,
J NeEtv'n lloros, Hiroc. Mass q. LceU.
Ohio; 70 trd.r-os. floftds sad 90 Others. arrived
YESTERDAY and ttok rooms ~ III. Clinton Hotel.
captain Hsteh q 81 Hon. James wN~su
n h Captain Hscsstaf sbip nsnhsatsn; Li-usss ~
J. Alstry Y. :. A $50 lSs other.. arrived y-ssep
osy, ard tech ruous ~ the Astsr Hou-~
Hsifto o N tsptsin snph-Il ga Red.
n'nt w Athefton. valraxsi-s. yohs d
nsryorla, Va src ITO others arrived yesterday, =
ue irviug Hcus.
Mrs. :. C.r~ip fovr dsusb,.r.. ana servant, tSs -
nhy 81 Il 'sr~tn s.cr-i ~ Of N. Tressury, j. Loo
fhcrd tsroh tsq N-4htrstou ID. o.. ~. n. 0sin-
GER sra lsdy, DO, Oct. Burr \. NJ. Ocl@ DE-, Ne
Daniel ssth R,stnisr, Britisb Arny, Mr. Jossy. tsa
hon. NJ tissE std lad,, tine,nr.fl A. A. ysns 10
NJ 'lsrt q. ssa "a others arrived y-st-rtsy,
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The small Bill Law la Penney lvnnia.

HosEspALK, 5spten Der 10 1850.
At the Court OF Common Pleas, In session In
this village the Grand Jury Of Wayne county brought
in . bill Of Indictment against the small bail Law of
this state ng tn. charge of
Judge Bidred in favor Of the law.
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Kentucky kis~sson.

LsUrsiLtr, sept. 10, 1850
rhs sieetios yesterday 10 decide the tie, resulted
10 the ehoie, Of the -hs candidate to the Legislature
By . majority ofab4
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CiNtINNAtIi beVvebs Der 10, Ib5V.
This morning another sttsmpt was made to proceed
with the business Of the Grand Lodge OF the United
States Of Independent Order Of 0dd Fellows, but Ii
failed fer want Of quorum-only thirteen Grand
Lodges soS seven Grand Encsmpments being repre-
sentsd 1t daily becomes more evident that IL was
mistake, at THE Early day to try the experiment Of
removing the seat vi Empirs west OF the mountains.
An sojourpment Was ordered until O'Clock, this
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Che Syracuse Demoe. .tis Conve.t ,on.

TIKI cUBERNAToRIAL CANDIDATE.
sTRAcUsS, Sept. 10-8P.M
Most ofthe delegates have arrived
John Van Buren, will be- admitted . delegate
There two sets OF delegates from jefferson and
Steuben counties.
Mr.. seymour, Of Oneida, will receive the nomination
for Governor.
There Is to be q caucus this evening.
There are more lobby members than ever saw ct
State Con ysntion