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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

The Fugitive Law applies 10 white
and all whites who owe SER
vice. Ii the employer be cruel, harsh,
tyrannisal, the poor boy, the white who
owes service, has no remedy. If he
seeks another and happier home, thai
employer--his master, now under the
Fugitive Law-may seize him with or
without process, and compel him against
any and all proof,to be virtually his slave.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
May %, 1S49.
NANCHESTER'S FERRY.

THIS Ferry across the Wisconsin River, at
MiIlyille, (WdraeT's Mils,) is now ready
for crossing Teams, Plumber, &C., with des-
patch. Roads leading to this Ferry have been
well worked, and the Sloughs are all bridged,
snug as a little corn crib. Persons coming from
the south or south east wishing TO go to Round
Prairie, Black River, or Kickapoo, will gam
some 10 miles, by coming by this Ferry, ano
II is as near as any other road to Prairie du
Chen. The subscriber hopes bypaying sttlct
attention to his business, with reasonable chaS
ges, to gain the appreciation of the pubic.
DAVID MANCHESTER.
March 4, 1850 4lmS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
+. W. SEHON.
Z. STEVENSON.
TESTIMONY Ike the folIo.ping renders

TESTIMONY Ike the follolcing renders
Supert7uous all comments on The efficacy
Of Bulls Sarsaparillo:
From Dr. L. p. Yandell, Professor of Chemis-
try in the Louisville Medical College.
81 have looked over the list of ingredients
composing John BULBS Compound Extract OF
Sarsaparilla, and have no hesitation in saying
that they form safe compound, and one that
promises well in chronic diseases, to which il
is applicable L. p. YANDELL, NJ. D.
Huntsville June 6. 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

This Medicine, trhen used according to d.
rections, sciN cure tcifhollt .fail,
Scrofula or Kings Evil: Cancers. Tumors;
Fruptions of the skin erysipeias; scaldhead
Chronic sore eyes /; ringworm or letters;
Pains in the bones or joints; salt rheum;
Old sores and ulcers; swelling OF the glands;
Diseases Of the kidneys loss Of appetite;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
Publishers of The Scientific American
1913, Fulton-street, New York.
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBBING.

Southern and " estern money taken at par for
subscription; or post Office stamps taken at
their full value. tiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
GEORGE r. STUNT,

HAvING relinquished the idea of gong e.
II California, this spring, would inform NC
public that be viii attend 10 Surveying anu
Engineering throughout the County.
He also keeps constantly on hand Lg ia
Der and Lath, at his Mill, on big fis''e
NIB. Corn ground on short notice -
April 10, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
More Testimony from DR.. ssoore.

Mn. JOHN BULL: / am using your Sarsapa-
rilla in several new cases of scrofula, and with
happy effect. | am now confident il is one Of
the most eficaciouS medicines that can be MADE
for that disease. ]. NJ. MOORE, NJ d.
Winchester, Ky, Feb. ], 1913.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

The area of the original States was
500. 1917 square miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
NOTICE,

A II persons indebted to the subscriber are
~ requested to call and make immediate
payment. JOHN NJ. OTIS.
Lancaster. Nov. 2Sth. 1919. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.
JOB PRINTING.

THE Materials in this Office being entirely
new the subscriber will be able to do all
kinds of Job Printing on short notice and in
he best style. ]. L. MARSH.
Lancaster, June 1. 1919.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
Better testimony than was ever 0IIered
i'm favor of any Medicine.


From DR.. James NJ Moore.
Mr.. JOHN BULL: / have no hesitation in
saying that believe your Sarsaparilla to be the
best article ever manufactured for the cure of
scrofnla, syphilis, and many other Cutaneous
and Glandular affections, having used it with
entire success in a number of the above cases.
]. NJ. MOORE, M. ID.
Louisville, Dec. %, 1917.
What DIR. Pyles, Physician by appoint
ment to the Louisville Marine Hospi-
tai, says of Bulls Sarsaparilla:-
Louisville March 20, 1919.
have examined the prescription for the
preparation of John Bulls Sarsaparilla. and L
believe the combination TO be an excellent one,
and well calculated to produce an Alternative i'm
preston on the system. Ihave used it both in
public and private practice, and think it the
best article of sarsaparilla in use.
NJ. PYLES, NJ. d., Resident Physician
at the louisville Marine Hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
PINE LUMBER.

A usual. all sorts and qualities of PINE
n LUMBER and LATH, can be had in
good order, and fl for use, at the Mills of
]. WARNER.
Pocket. May 10. 1880. 5Om6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
HEAR YE! HEAR We

AIIsNAN II IAI-AN T y
TENHE undersigned has placed his totes and
accounts in the hands of J. G. CLARK.
Esq, who is authorized and directed L collect
the same without delay. Mr.. Clark may be
found at all times at the office of ]. All,n Bar
Der, Esq. JAMES 81. OTIS.
Lancaster. March 10, 1850. 42t4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

BRINKERHooF & PENToN, ! Chicago
AGENTS.-Kendall & Parker, Lancaster !;
Wayne & Russell, Platteville DR.. B. Arm
strong, Potosi j. B. Barr & Co., Beetown,
and by all the principal druggists in this State,
also by an agent in each village and town.
68ci2m[S. JOHNSON, Jr., Gen. Agt for Wis.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28
California correspondence.

We find the following letter in the
New Orleans Crescent. 1t is to be the
original of all California letters
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

Will our Editorial friends oblige us by announe-
ing the following arrangement for 1851
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-28

Men fear death because they know II
not; as children fear the DIRK
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-28

Take care Girls.-"WeIl, Frank isn't
she perfect creature,'
i "Why, think she would do. if sha-ns'.
'.If what. Frank"
..If she didn't eat onioas."
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-11-28

Never give your children anythins 5t
cause they cry for il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

NEW HERI,INGS.--A small lot No / iust received
~ and Tor sale ty JOS SOWIIN
RIay y Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
ton. the House then adjonrnca
Washington. june ~, lS50.
SENATE.

After the Transaction If some formal business,
The Cmupr,ml>e Bill WAS taken up.
Mr. Halo moved an amendment pr,vld,nG that two
rev States may be carved OUT oi the rlnoy oi tallaf
Nj Fooio moved TO amend lllc amendment 80 As T.
provide that SUI ncw States shall be ADMITTED int tn
union with without lvrty,as the aep OF such State
may elect.
After 4, bate M, Fooi,'s amendment was adopted
liz Hale then vi hdrw hts amrndmrut, witch Ell
ii,d with il the amendment ui At. Foot.
Nj Davis OF Mississippi, mpvei 10 amend The hull by
deoirlo that all l~al laws existing IN the ieifiie
interfering uhsuc,inr the tah's ri Ell zen undt
The constitution II the United ais. shall he repealed
The amendment gave rise Ia debate which VAS lei
minated by the adjournment Il he Senate i 'o-moow
HOUSE
Mr.. String. from the Commies an ElccIiunS report
81 up,n the contested cccrn tn lu~a. awarding lht
seat l., Nj Thompson. the tina menher.
Mr.. VsnJyke presented minority report from III,
same committee declaring Mr.. Miller. thy contestant
eBsd To- the 81 at.
The reprs were laid upon tho table, aud on m,on
made the special order IT The day for the 25h June
Mr.. Chandler moved y 6, n liberation II The vol,
YESTERDAY, Adopting resolution calling tn tho appoint
men, II select cuumiioc 10 qure into The conduct
the Secretary oi The Treasury IN discussing Indian ap
pfopIations which had been carrd 10 The surplu, fund
After lengthy debate. wherein II conceded thai
nothing dshonoiahlc attached Ia he conduct o the SIC
re'ary, bu, that matters charged apsc fnln dillten
constructions vi the law, the vote r,considcrtd h,
yeas rs 10 nays 81.
Mr.. Swoezef ihn modified his Resolution s., As To ii
iect the Committee Of WAYS and Means 10 non, mt.
matters improperly charged to the fund above named.
Mr.. Chandler ufcrcd a suhslu. calling iur informa
son iran the - crrary ii The Treasury the disbuIsn
mcnts &c surplus Indian funds.
Mr., Jones ii Tennessee. noved 10 lay the whole ma,
ieT upon The tatle Rjcclcd-yeas %. nays o6.
The substitute offered by Mr.. Chandler was then a
~ 10 Ia ypt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
I II T. nj $

~, The steamer Griffith was lost on Lake Erie
q short distance below Cleveland, on the I7h
instant. The commander, Capt Roby is missing
Two hundred and sixty individuals, nearly all
emigrants, are lost. is believed that, out OF
300 or 800 persons on board only about twenty
escaped.
o. daughter Of the novelist, Cooper, Miss
Fenmore Cooper, is about to publish a new work
TO be called 'Rural Hours in the United States"
o., The first level of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, embracing eight miles, was filled with
water on the / 18th inst.
Iag5, The steamer Atlantic has sailed for New
York The Hon. Neil S. Brown, Minister to
Russia, is among the passengers.
o., A destructive fire broke on, in Columbia,
Pa. the raging of which destroyed property to the
amount of $50 900.
{as5' The trial of Gen. Lopez is now progress
ing before the u. S. Commissioner, in New Or
leans Gen. Henderson objects 10 the questions
which would criminate Lopez, upon the ground
that it would involve him; which objection the
Commissioner SustainS.
o.. The tragedian Forrest met the poet Viii
lis, in the street, New York, on the 18th inst.
A quarrel ensued commenced by Forrest
Forrest knocked the poet down and then COW
hidcd him.
o., The public days at the University of Vir-
ginia, are the 2Sth and ooh instants. On the
29th, graduates will deliver their addresses any
degrees will be conferred. The annual address
es will be delivered by Ex-Prcside mt Tyler and
Mr.. Muscoe r. ii. Garnett.
&C., Mount Vernon continues 10 be visited by
large numbers.
o., The amount of coal annually mined on the
L. hoo t,,b . -
900 OF bushels, and is worth $4,000 900.
8es, A petition TO be sent from New York, re-
guessing the Representatives and Senators of that
State 10 vote for the Compromise Bill, has re-
reivcd twenty thousand signatures. .t..I
DC. A meeting is TO be called in Baltimore, TO
hasten the settlement of The slavery question
Co. The Supreme Court has refused DIR. Web
ster new trial.
DC, On the 18th inst, a fire broke out IN Mon
trcal and destroyed two hundred houses.
o5, Senator Dickinson has paid visit to New
York. His reception was warm, and 1t cvInced
an approval of his course.
DC. Gen. Twiggs is on his way TO Washington
Five Companies of United States troops, from
Tampa Bay, have arrived at New Orleans These
circumstances lead, naturally, 10 the conclusion
that the Indian difficulties have been adjusted.
%. Gen. Lopez has been held to bail for his ar-
pearance before the Circuit Court The sum IS
$4,000.
o. On the 10th of May. the city OF Pur'
Island OF Martinique was set on fire, The fir.
ing of this city was regarded as general signal
for the blacks to rise against the whites. All the
whites capable of bearing arms. were called out
and succeeded in subduing the blacks, several OF
whom were taken prisoners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
The COMPROMISES

he Congressional session draws po.,;,
rs "saa, al TINS stage ofthe session, the NJ oS'
W oo'n houses grow unusually ndustrions Nv
senate Is quite active. We are CONNIE. Inc
look ahead for the sight of land; thousb eng to
not able 10 shout, as did one of The Sra we ate
iumous, verify, this is land" No,w,b,,eoal 20
our approach to land. We are vet dcs,;na1.u'ns
oea'eh nom waye TO wave for at all event, ~ DC
space Oh hme. No doubt the Senate conla aaon
ceeu al once TO its final vote but aiseon,aliro
ana asna,ing members are not quite re,J,
leave OIL the pursuit of their game. 'e'uy 10,
The Senatorial friends of the Comn-o,u.,
use all efforts TO hasten It's passage n' mat they
at this stage. is uselessTh Senate ."Ssfon
It's, and is both enlightened and con,;' ~ ncr-
Nay, more. SO fully has the question ' h"s Cd
cusSed that every intelligent man in tbe us
thoroughly convcrsant with all of its fe,,maa o" "
WY then, waste time i'll debate? The -,
OF Inc measure are acting wisely. Debate :. nus
only useless, bu, tircSome. Tlfesome . NOT
members OF the Senate and tiresome Ia ,ho Wv, '"e
Pile OF the country. We had hoped tb,, A. Io'
bate would have closed before now. I'm, - ~, ,'
we have been disappointed. 1t amen1m no,
and discussion, still.
No measure, which has been before the Co,
ate, has met with such denuncia,ion. such y;a.n,
opposition Treason, itself, would scarce have on
,'s'ed more antagonists. Bat if the people w;,,
look closely into this opposition, thew w,li SEQ
Their opponents political schcmersand in The ON
position, which they make, political irickerv
But be this as it may. The country has becn
harIassed sufficiently, and no,o the time ha, comn
TO settle the vexed and exciting question. ANY,.
lc'y las become lmpaticnce; and if some ac,ion
IS not taken at an early period, Impotence will
become rooted discomfort. In reaIiry, the mnr.
ening. '' '"' 'e'
But all the indications are favorable to an ear.
" settlement. Mr. Clay ii is believed will ey
crt himself TO have the bill engrossed at an early
day. The experienced and cautious Editors Of
The lntelligenccr from the denominations around
them, hope 'tbat the Senate is almost in SIGHT Of
land. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
Washington, juno 10, 1850,
SENATE

Alter the Transaction Of sumo nnimruIant business
the hill to giant 10 ihe States Of Iowa and Missouri Ger
tain ssc'ions of public lands To aid tse States in ia,
construction OF Railroads, taken up and y s5ej
Several private bills were also pissed
The Compromise Bill was then called MP. and the Sc
nate prceedcd 10 S consideration.
The amendment offered Yesterday by Mr. Dayi, pt
Mssrpl. declaring that all local laws existing in III,
Ieri'r's interfering with ohsmriing the rnhts OF
ci'iz'n under the Constitution Of the United States sha
be REPEALED, together with an amendment thereto pfopos
20 ny MI hale, were voci down, were also several
other mian amendncns.
Mr.. underwood moved an amendment To- the oHse,
tist Texas did moi fl 10 accdc Ia the proposal G m
tanned ~ the hill with fccad To pnr N # her ,ottiip,
that she he sued Ivy HE United State AID tina leave h,
granted her to sue likewise
The proposition gave r.e to a lnno drb,t, which
was finally brought u close by IN ion To hold an FIX
ecuiye s"ssi,n. which ing agreed TO- the Senate do
liberated with closed doors and shortly Afterwards adj
p,urned.
HOUSE.
To-day having been sci apart for the consideration Of
bill rernei sme time since by Mr.. Cobb. Of Alabama
from the Committee Public Lands granting honn,,
lands 10 soldiers OF the Of 1872 If Waynos war an
the Seminole and Creck wars The House went into ON
m'i'ee Of the Whole said BILL and debated il till
O'clock. when the committee u Sc
Mr. Masnn. OF konnclv offered a resolution 10 clos
me debate UPON this bill tomorrow at u'cluck
MI Jones moved TO Law the resolution on the tlhle
Pending which. the IIonsc adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington. June II. 1850
SENATE.

Washington. Jane II. 1850
SENATE
4, the Senate t.,iay an.u the "a pir n ol the mum
100, H., ,ha r ,n,u,,is, Bu WAS taken IN
Al, RI, w,hd,cw Al, D,etIns,n,, n,ndm,nf In
IN. hin,
Al, Se.,,d said IN I his collc,qne (Mr Diekin-
.,n1h,J c,ne ,a New YORK and he had rared III viii,
him
n, Baldwin ,fJ,r,J 4 sub.,itnt, for Mr. Smlr's n.
u,nIm,n,. which p,o,id,.I that when 1ouitr ", re-
,Jm,,,.J - STATE mt, ,b, Jp,.n the, shall h, adult
led accord,so 10 III. prinrpl Il thu Constitution
An, Ion, JeL,'c Ar n ,ld,in,4 am .n,liu,ni W.
,c,c,cJ hy ,bc lolo.i,n VT 3. va,s i. rays S.
Nt Snl < am.pjmc,t po,iana i,r the admission
hereafter fS,aes int the nian with NJ without lave
=, was ,hen aareeI l.. yeas s.. ras4l2
III S.,,t. I'LL han ,x,,u,Ivr a. sun and ali,I
w,,Js ,b,n,n,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

The Musical Reriep, Ncw Yo,k-This month
~, for June, has been received. As a tes,imonv
of the value of this work, We are enabled 10 s,v
that its merits have procured for it nearly score
of subscribers in this place. The present number
is equal in merit TO the preceding.
Tile Dyer and Color .Nahcr's Compaaion: and
Painter, GiM@ and JuniShe,'s Componion.-
These are neatly printed works, containing much
valuable information. They give much inlorma
ton upon their respective subjects. They are
published by Hcmy c. Baird, Philadelphia, and
for sale by d. b, Payne g. Brother, LynchJmg.
Coz. GARNETr, The Huntsville Advocate in
forms us that Col. Garnet has commenced his
operations upon the great Rail Road scheme of
that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

The adjournment OF his body we may presume, ma'kS
the termination of its Political although pos
luminous session seems 10 be contemplated at designated
period hereafter.
The eonvocaon Of thai sectional gathering. under all
The circumstances attending it throughout, Is an event
which may he found full n ms ucpn The Convention
t"lf m 10 hor l5, III. MI If v,.uf discomfort
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

ing oeen subjected TO the form of trial. wero
Io, r ana are now free. Now, we hone r1,' az
M'ii DC quiet Or at all events, that before sI
I'M '''e winds OF news with her stories sho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
SHIELDS X co, proprictors
LYNCHBURG. JUNE ~, 1850

Candidates for the State Convention, in the
District Of Campbell and Bedford.
CHARLES l.. MosBY, (Whig,) Lynchburg.
DANIEL MARR, (Whig,) Campbell.
CHARLES HENRY LYNCH, (Dem,) Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24

CuBA.-Nowihslandi the con'rarcty Of
reports, we believe that VIC are enabled to arrive
at that seldom frcqucnted point truth. There is
no shadow OF 4 war with Spain, The course Of
her Cuban authorities has been satisfactory to the
government at Washington Jhcwisonrfg hay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-24
\ IT. NcUI IFFN, TNUNNN y, UlLCUNTl
flcGUGEEN n IIOLCOMHE.

WILL attend all business committed To their care IN
w the various couts oi the city They will also p,t
nompt attention 10 collections MI MoGu,v s, amms
sionc' 10, all the States ol the Union Ia take dispositions Sc
Ali,css- Mct'nnyN = 1t f-emhe 'm-,WI'i pl1a
ArN & i2nii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
TWO CENTS.

The highest price of tickets was s0-that sum bs,ne
paid BY the Irving House for forty two-snd s7,. fr
eight With these exceptions the tickets sold at trou
SOY to So; and Hall purchased 2sOO at the lstter
price In addition to Hall and she Irving Hsuse tho
following are the purchasers
Fox, Boswell, Orgood, Taylor, BsAkgr sedgwick Hill.
house, Brant, M. X, Freeman, Thorp, Din, Blake,
barton Huntington Weaver, field Waters Blake,
Rochester, Dickinson, Wood Ming, HeItsr, Grovenor,
Townsend, Ming, Neal Hill, Smith Shaw, Rochester,
Jay, Thompson, Inglis, Bernard Atkins Everson Wa
tiers, Rockhurst Ewing Williams, Jacques Mathews,
Lester Bonard Rogers, Andrews, Huston, Rressr
shaw, stewart, Holton, Levitt, Kidd Jrdson Hotel I;
Discorth, Miner, Horton, Taylor, Depsyster, Aston
hosse, Maybee, Brown, Taylor, Besse, Donald,
Cornell, Denninga Boughton Hsvemeyer Dosen,
Ussrter, bromley Billows, St John, Smith Kent
B Bisn M MSgswood FLETCHER Thorn Hart Van
Powels' Leayett, Adams Henernsn, Styles, Pendor,
Donaldson Hodges, Gresnborn, Ming Bobo, Kennedy,
blatehford, Dougherty Baldwin, Merry, Andrews,
Hodges Ludlow, Southern. Clerk Perry Ksnnesy
Daniel Busteed, Webb Judson's Hotel Lievett Hun
ter, Bailey, Soaring. Silver, Wilson, Newton Grosh
Leland Burt, Carkson, Wells, Disbrow D ubois bates
Cooper, Bond, Aster House Mosstt Brooks, Cook,
odsll James Grant, Richards Martin Dursnd skiddy
Reed st John Dawson. Bant. Butler, Grant Rchsrds,
schloss, Hill skiddy Wood, r Clerk sheldon, Bite
colt, Medbury, Kennedy, Fuller, Bigelow Apzsr
Benjamin., Hind. Draper, Morton, Tripler, Morgan,
Phalon Meun. Waters, Badeau, Themsn, Muir, DID
on, Ford Low, Wise.
As the first names not given BY the parties, We
cannot of course give them and the price Of tickets
was so nearly the same throughout that II Is anne
cssssry to publish the amount paid by each person.
We have reason to know that scms Of the would. be
sristoorsoy who purchased tickets and had their
names announced in the papers, never called for
them, while others who did call and pay for their
tickets selfish enough to conane the enjoyment
to themselves, and did not bring their wives and
daughters Not than fourth Of the audisncs
were females on Wednesday evening. We hope 1t win
be different to. might.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
Latest from the Capital.

PASSAGE OF THg FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL IN rHE
HoUsE-THE SEcRRrARr OF rIR INrERIoR, ETC.
OUR SPECIAL TELEcRAPHrc CONSCIOUSNESS.
WAsHrGroy, Sept IL, 1850
The Fugitive Slave bill was unexpectedly hurried
through in the House to. day, nearly fifty members
being absent, or not voting. The Northern utras
threaten to raise the cry Of repeal and declare that
otherwise the bill Is hailed with satisfa elton.
Alter the various refusals BY the Hon. Mr. Pesrce
the Hon Mr. Mckenpan, the Hon Mr.. Jenkins, and
gna, accepted the ONCE OF Secretary Of the Interior
and has been confirmed He Is a young man Of aue
abilities, and was member Of Congress In 1S4l. Mr.
stuart Is much such . man: as President FILLMORE
Senator Dawson delivered an grafton on the founda
tion OF Southern Methodist church in Alexandris
this evening
There was vhig caucus held last night upon the
tariff question. 1t resolved to the ubstitu-
tion Of home valuation specific duty clause for the
present ad raforen system, rs an to the
Appropriation BILL when 1t comes from the Senate.
The Collector for the port Of San Francisco will
certainly be superseded
A great number of reclamations from the Hnglish
and French governments hare been consequent upon
Mr. Golfers decisons
The Southern Pres still predicts disunion and nulli
fcstion in Georgia, Mississippi Alabama, Texas and
South Carolina. The rumor Of trampling the flag
under foot at Charleston, is all humbug.
According to teegraphic accounts. considerable
anxiety was created Yesterday, at Richmond and the
boring counties in Virginia the ported fail
ure Of the Sathans Bank In this city of whose
there Is large amount In circulation throughout
the bank continues to redeem promptly its circula
ton.
The following appointments have been confirmed by
the Senate John p. Gains. Governor of Oregon
Buckingham smith, Of Florida Secretary Of Legation
to Mexico p Sherwood johnson, District Attorney Of
Delaware; Lemuel Wilson, Land Register at New
Mapsville Florida.
The districs Slave Trade Bill will pas,lths Senate to-