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ADJUSTMENTS.
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TIA 2EI N AGILE.

ia BE * n q La an4
MWR DEhPspEH cora poser OF the May Soeen A-- -
Iva The rish En- Fen' bl.d Roy tu This
so ounce ihel bis fra ORIGINAL Bsisd Of mo ra-
.i,n ,inra h,v yeturo from Scotland VIII rs Sty o. MI
i. r, sca on Yhprsosy evening sep. !, I'm, gset IN
- onas. =. Tho Indisn'e Complaint - "a 70 70 siny
I'VE :, ch}dhood John Andefsqh u q H. T, 80 1S.
LoVe N ~ - ;. Home In the deaet nay oY aua
Moon ape Nlg ,bs irisb Emg'ant" Lei ns Love one
my" Dtuent W msrnie OF ''Wer thou Ike me 10 LsISs
Aho"e, II 3n IIcne ali Alone puncan Gray IN ta
o~ vsi he Nav Queen, in three paris Tcoe.so o
a ,s TO commence ct 8 O'CLOCK 71e1
s7TI,ss Al1EEitDAs flUsEDRfEr.
1RNfjbs Mausger and Pfopre1or; JOs q sEslEs'
,a5OSSn Ir Assistant ManagGT-pHtS WEEK. Teuraaeyi
g,6sy ard Saturday, The 8ATE4ANS every afternoon,
reipf aed and surpripiag children Kate and Ellen re-
man OILY and x yeurn old will enact the ercnan! OF
Venice aid also the Spoiled Child On Friday and saturday
ATeuooLE Bombas,es FuIioso aud the -Four no eyR
CurioseS be at ali hours. Evening performances
Al u o'cuck n1d Afternoon 81 Admission - Cents coil
drep, rnder 10 years l2E ca 20
fg7Hkt DUSSELDORF AUADEmY OF FINE
1 ARTb-NeW pair iipgs recently arrived from Europe
among hjch ia 0erma0a" by Kocher WORK OF ara o.
be bis beet class The exhibition OF paintings by artists OF
tbe above school hns received sddoDs aud renalos
omen Mt the two roous the Hall OF the Church OF D-
vine Unity In Broadway between Spring and rrlnce-s@'
rom 10 O'Clock A NJ. iii 10 O'Clock P. 81
Admission Is cens besson Tickets 80 cents; CSiaoeues
l23 centa. lolg
Union COURSE, L.A.--TRo9TING.-Th ursday,
u srpl B. al o'cl ca m-Pprse S250 mile heals; oesE
SIN 5 IN harne's; $50 10 the second st 6e't horse.
w Whesn enters h. e Pelham.
o Dmnick eDterE fon Carniey.
The cara will leave The South Ferry Brooklyn al y ocA
and return as The spotta are over
SO 3ts* sPlCEH hcm ANN, ff0pns'ofS'
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Brown. SHIRLEY 81 Co.'s Circular,

The depression If Aondsy continued with rather In
creased force On Tuesday, but Wednesday sudden
reaction took place Buyers boh Ilson aud con-
sumption prepared to operate with confidence and sellers
once withdrew their stocks or asked fully 10 lo1 y
ID bdvarce TuesdAys frlcsH. which was readily 90
isined The hat DAY being 10000 bale4 since
ednesday the ceuand has been e's animated hnt the
fTmpe Ed OF moi iers fenan- uudmiushed and The msrAe
cores Today 81 h4fd Id 2 10 decline tbs OF last
Tuesdsy. This applies to al descriptions.
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GERMANY.

TIE Zoll Verein which was opened at cAs'ei
at the commencement of July, woald continue
throughout the month Of August without Pro0aoy
even ,hen terminating the business that ia 'o'
There appears to be great want of unaninisy IL
the Congress in regard to the modification p'oPoSs1
by Prussia ia the tariff OF the Ooh Vefeln. - ~
The Cabinet OF Berlin has formally Eeaolyeu 80 ~
decline adopting tho Austrian invitation to JON ms
Federal Diet.
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gRoM THE LEHIeH--There is q report taat the
Chain Bridge across the Lebigb, below the Lensa
Gpp, has been carried away. We have oeen u n
able 70 learn the particulars, tho wires beng ouS
cider. The telegraph crossed this bridge
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SPAIN AMID PORTUGAL.
There in nothing Of interest.
ITALY.
No news of consequence.
Markets..

BaEAsrurfs-Messra Gardiner & Co.'s Circular says
There has been more animation in tbs Corn usde fhe
weather early in week having again become nese.=
In heat shere has been apecus Ion, End s'H ~
advance hss been realized Flour has aod more fee5 @
fully last weeks ices sut Indian C0rn has mol aaseo
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errssrA Amn TURKEY.
holara Continues bad in Turkey.

The Cholera continues bad in Turkey
Nothing new from the insurreotionary ProvnoeS.
The Emperor OF Russia has lately added 70 o's
splendid collection Of works OF art the cele"asea
Baybayigo Gallery at Venice
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HaVro EIarkets.,,.AvG q

Yesterday ard for aome dsJD previous, the COTTON
EARKtT was extremely oull The Liverpool advces Of
to-day have impaired lie &c the trade and The Gales up
2occek about $50 baes al an advance Of 90 cen
FAx Is BouNsE, THURSDAY very dull, Flae $40,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
800, : =, > c,I TGaN ApT-1WIow.

y
slseeySoy1tsa foy the poattoa IF tfe Fine Tt III nc
United States.)
VE'HE GALLERIES 4s7 8Feed Ss) VIII De open - ~ o
public on and ane the 5h inst from O'clock Am' 70
O'Clock z II. Adhesion Free. ,,,,,r,,yn
Tho walls are burg wi .uowa1ds Of IH@-A M. rpn
PAINTINGS already purchased for dsIf'0a,oA
b.y y, II, hs iocyeksed as the subscription is
S'' ~ n The Satrico gricefpl S's'a'
&C., - q - ix bropzs'busis OF "a.nt g'on oy hoe0
Ind eataary and bfoDza kaedas, &C &C. s'e aiSo
anors tho votks to be disfrioo'sc' ,,,4;
msshers OF 1850 for subscription Of s. IN addition
a,haye IN tho dtrbuon Of Ina above |ofAs are ennNod
,oaz,a, OF The following works OF Arb viz:
~ urb numbers OF Monthly snlletn as msy Do
6a, Ina date Of iheir respective aubschpllong 1nS
lnsyaied publication, each No. containing 10 psge'
o,.rse columns each ofresdng matter relating TO ART.
~ 60 Ptntfrom the 6ue Line Gos ravlng, by Burt from
1lss ;ebrst,d painting OF Anne Page Slender and
sbsllow-szc "a by les lpcAee'
III zss.t of five Engrsvingsi Ia Line executed 10 the
.be.t syls, niier Coess Dream Of Arcadia, EdnoDds
~, a.ho.,, Ysuzs's Inege 8reaser Duralds Dover
-. sind WoodYil.e's Gard PiaJeS Sizes u by 10
Inches zach .,.....,... .u,,o s.x,, -.
oha,n.d heir Eogrsyng &c are ieq'as'ed to apply Tor
sAem the Galleries 70 oI. Iaoe.& Al
CASTLE GARDEN.
Ellis JunNy linus Fihst APte.A&ANCE.
M ~ n ,,spECTfULLY announced taat ale LIND
b~H maze her h[.l pea ~' ao, IL 1s5o o.
olsnce on ''eah oopA nwr
,..,,n,.-oo heron r4Ni H. V. websr.
VFef tp,es, ,ns Of performqe ce n New. Yor4,
iFHS' HN " Henediet
49,, -, sN,Tz.eD
a, M At,S -, 81, o." ! M, no secondo /
Mg oei'e'"' 'Rnsa,ni
"a :, "s,p Caste Dvav
sceha an MI, IFs,Ny TJNT,
,,s sauo SGI'"" asIini
80 e.. %vzo Plano or,er
On iavor'e f1-les ~ 9eH'nI.
Messfs. beneolct anu honAsSi
rna,,r.u Per Pia,er Ala Signora,n
wjla IENNT LIND aud Big aslIetti.
Ssif0 n TnTco In Italia
va R,..tn,
pAhF II.
OgeT'ufre--s ~ anaea T.
THO tor VOICE auo s' 10 gnne" f,vr
UomPosea OK ne ,e's ssaso,haer 'ASNA N'A'
w ny AaoSstn1oi'
EAU. ) So y 4, n,t a Std.
Su'e-hesattS h Sl i, eio o.ese'
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SO Lows s. ETExopAAa OPERA TROUPE,
&ARE PlG60E's MlNsTRELS.

40. ga aOAnWAY, bstveea Howard ana
= srsad -soNnAY, August and every nigh, until
Sssf'ass 1o1tc fas continued scceas 81 ,is inimshe
gs1a 0! Eiopsr Performers eSs sispead thsis NE 90
gas alta OF ell ethiopian ssads conprsinE company OF
eS via have ias hooct Of giving lhatf oSips ipsilabe
snsSitapinahls every nigh: anil faEthsr noIee
ad'llsao0 . cenp Doors upas al; C9acsYl at M.
Afternoon Gopceu on " EDNEspAYS and 9ATUR.
hAFB, commencing els P@ Rna tstg
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Monev Market.

There Is material GRAFTON the early part OF ae
week Chs supply OF Silver q1al to the dem snt 5h
yer Dollars have Slight, advances. The Conso market
closed Weduesde, 96b snd TaorsaaY and Ffiday
al 81 for morey and account.
The ma rkel ior American Stocks quiet and The
acion1 with very few exceptions conhned 10 tue 9nd OF
the UDied sates for VII CHI mere onbue 10 De COCO 9
$3.50 6s 81 lOS0lO4, 49, lt8@l9; tv OF Bo'ioo So,
'64 9od94 fenusylv4ls 81, s2t08Sl OhoSs lO5WNb;
he,ylbnn q19qI Canada D.hs J0I[Dl02
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ENGLAND
Commercial Frospectg.

sirce the sailing Of the Atlantic there has been
considerable fuctuRtion in the commercial affairs
of this cou ntry. Upon NH alton it was found
THAI The h den and Chinese mail did not present
altogetha n 60 Ter "a aspeot as the depressed &C.
count, pubiished il t new s)ape.s indicated, but
at the close Of the week matters had resumed
their wonted firm aspect, and everything was as
bright as before. 6 he spnners, weavers, dyers
and manufacturers of Cotton in all it's branches
were all well employed. w ges were remQuer,
atipg
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, !

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Wednesday, 10 O'Clock An. Sept 4, 1880.
Tho Hbernia, from Liverpool on tho 2lth ut
arrived bere at 10 o'clock to-day.
The Canada had not arrived at Liverpool when
the Hibernia sailed.
Since the aaiing of the atlantic, CoTroN HIS
alvsnced ! of a penpy. After the departure f
the Atlantic q spirited reaction took pace-ths
sales of tho day being 10 70 10000 bales at the ad
vance noted. Total GALES of the week 81 900
baIee, of which speculatcrs took $4,000, and Ex-
oorters 10, 600 bales. Fair upland aud Mobile, 81.
Orleans, 81. Sales Friday, 5000 bales.
the HRvre markes is extremely dull.
France locks stormy.
The President has been turned out of a ballroom
at Btinncon; the room had to be- cleared ut tho
point If the bayonet.
The Holsteiners have dslodged the Danish out.
nosts at Kropp and their whole army has left aens-
burg and advanced in the direction of the Danish
position.
Affairs in Germany are becoming moro and moro
complicated Several heavy failures are reported
at Hamburg.
The Chinese and India news turned out better
sbrn was ut first published. All is now brisk in
the trade.
Great interest isnow taken in England in Amer.
csn politics.
The Gorham dispute still RACES. TIE power Of
the Crown to interfere in things spiritual ia now
boldly disputed.
The Bibet ia, after ooaling and landing the
muis, sailed for 9ostor, With wind fresh from the
north. west at l2l o'clock.
The Niagara, from NowYofk, arrived here on
Fridny evening at o'clock, o,altd, and sailed for
Liverpool at o'clcc7.
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NEW- YORK TRIBUNE.

.vxsYoRg DAILY rAiBUEB 10 fUBbl5HAD
ss,s ryrny moasrre, tsrcDaYs ExcEpfso]
a. s.he ffrthnus fsnifdtsss, scraeF OF 9pFa'S
.,.t Fsnysa > ssr@ets, sspeatrs ere slssy a"'s;
- dotvs,si "a. gi,y subscrioors to- ana esu@ ger "oA
- asa bay srSioS .nSy ca ~ e 80 ysae3 - ~
80 s,eyn nutl AubsertoFf 2IFe Dollars 'sf siEaE y
snyspce sshscnpSnl !akon for at1 EoAias sgr a.cs
ssass " M erfags Sayeepaue5s csy earsrs Fsessed
: ma see t.s9ta arE7E dtZas thar hq9s o. -2s
ss-ss;,no sce sc; a,,sz9e3 ~ ri,T@rsHes-
af.a1gs or ao1eRGIsEga,
paysess Sssusved - Aa9a"os'
sugssass wst.oaa.lss a4ats PSI thus 49, zaa's,t 4
s.S1farAl S. sts,s1 ssSs y isse IN ''s' N ~
20 asaLa pvsy si1 l'oes >cs-'s 7r ina eaco ssS
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Unpre ,eieufed Freshea ia taa Behuyskii.
Fyor, The Philadelphia lserlh American, Wednesday,
The fears entertained by Q0s citizeDs, On Monday
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IRELAND.

gho crops in Ireland are very abundant; but lit
tie potAiorot.
The Catholic Clergy of Ireland have commenced
holding National Synod, which ia the frat since
the time of the Reformation.
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xpslisl, VIE wa of American Affairs.


Speaking of the deeas of the Compromise bill
and the adoption of shas portion ofitwhch provides
local government for Utah, aud in discussing the
various meaaures which have been proposed since
the defeat of the Omnibus iii, the Post observes
that the bill introduced i, the Senate by Mr.
Pehrce, to define g fixed boundary of Texas
paylag her an indemnity for her claims without
raising the question whether they ought to be re-
cosnized as right This measure POSSESSES a
marked interest even for Europeans, because il
propossa to evote the sum hus paid as an indem.
nifty in liquidation of she publ, debt Of Texas
already, to some extent assumed by the United
States, but MOI 80 uneqaivtca "a srgA BODY
Of European holders o! 1,exas bon5s vonld ia
srs WHEN 70 rar,ambered tbs4 wo...
bs.s assumed hostile position toward the Fedsra
Government respecting this boundary, and that
the President has declared hia intention TO que
by force Of arms any actual denomination on her
part, it will be readily beevad that aoy measure
calculated 10 satisfy 10th parties 10 hailed with &C
cismstion, aud such, fortunately, is the character
OF Gr. Pearca's proposal to settle this Texan boun
Diary diapu,e, the Federal Government being sat
ished with the retention OF territory, and Texas
but TOO happy to seZe the splendid sun of So.
O000OO rendered in payment for her clustering.
Ire london TIMES of Friday devotes long ar
tice TO American affairs, in which the voracity and
good manners of the nation are somewhat harshly
criticised and in allusson to the prominent subjects
before Congress says:
The irstsubjsct thatw which relates 20 the bound
a,ies of Texas, lie, in it's history, remarkable, and
rnav serve as Lesson 20 future American States
men because it illustrates me dangers resulting
from crooked dealing When the marapders from
the United States invaded and eventually con.
ouereo Texas, the Government of tue United
States. either shut its eyes or looked on with
con plaoepcy, at the question necessarily brought
up as TO what were 10 BIO the boundaries of the
new Republic.
The writer then goes into lorg statement of
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i ,AsSG.& tsAs4D&N.-Posilsew lhs )as week 4
Z ne celsOIsleC aeya1s IIsan 0pa5l company under
tse ~, ecnoD of 8ignor BSoal
gais EVENING, 5ep-5 wil DO performed for the last
pme Aoasipia Opera Of
We :. - n.
Eoms sgnorna Stefanoui Adels ,eienorna Co,tin
Plione 81 suur Lofii Flsv0...S gnor S2diall
Oruyeso sisn6r Aa1nl ClOiIde. 5gnoFa 3eint
Maeuo SiguoL Bolesmi Leader o. OrcheEua BE. Atdih
StcSa's 81 eta, so cnIni0eece 81 8 O'Clock. IS
~ stUAntphS eHEA EaA -ooofs opso Al 20
q commence al II o'cioch-RdIS ~ atJtN1 Sent s
sT Ne presented lhe Grand Opsralc Apeciecle o i've
ishleaux called JUDITH
Jv0ih. :, adsne AunR Bishop
G'la IN hlsh ffleSS soor Novel;
lraphael Spirit seDl 10 Judith Aille AdehDe
Previoao 40 the Spectacle the Drama OF
GRANDFATHER WHtrGHEAD
Prices OF adluisslon Circle sud pafquel 75c
gsutiy Circle emo Teird Tier, &c; Gallery l2Ac.
UtTUN,es s't&AAT6A 0nsADsrs.ss real " $40 $40
SbCHy Hstl--ths oea5sst ShesSer 10 the large Hotels
sRls EVENING, September WI DO played the cele.
brated Comedy IN hvs OF tne
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir peer Tea1e. Or. w. Rut6 Blake
biz DIVER Suffice sir Burton
Lady TsSZ e,.s,,,,..,... ....".........hits eaeU
20 conclude r iih new Local Sketch, called
SHE'S GOMEZ!
Af, Baspeyem, Jenny Ln1s Manager. Mr Burton
The Ngh0n aeeren Won Ja0sen
Doors oPen begin al 10 O'CLOCK soxos, dresa
efesa Aad pasQue 50 cts family circle or second 1es % C
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ADVANCE OF THE H9lSTEIN ARMY.
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enforcement i'm Cotton.

TELEGRAPHED TO THE TRIBUNE,
OVER
Nova Scotia, New.Brunswick and Maine Lines,
TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE OVER
Bain,s Merchants Line TO New York.
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naaLp,a aAIspAM.

sxy,uKFYs 20 euh 80 sill pAr.s OF Ssloou. frivs
aexs1 g. poofa opoa ~ y 10 to.,,oSasS al 2SiooA
Manager, sir, j Ohm SEXTON
Eonr,h npht ;bt srason tue yyonuofal RAVEL Am.
u,Y gam nnuhey who vii appear 10 new ralumons
during their short season III New York
yeliB EVENING Sosi ., mo eralDments VIII c0hl'
rnetce win an Overare; Leadat, mt LaHanna,
20 he followed hs daring and eeg achievements on tho
gIeHs ROPE by Fiancsis Rs oil Madaue Axe, aud
LIS Yet Antoine 20 conclude with datiag feRtg OF Leon
jayell Alter wh, faUith lime in New, York,
THE Fl5aERMA&'S DREAM
Fudia Water NY pub ,s,...,,...,.....Mlte | Sertlu
ST. MO eycuug Alderman P srlsns
Aarha. ms mother .,.lhne NsVel
Stella he.nroihed 10 Sienio lille a Lshman
1he whole 10 co clude wi h the grand ranomme Of
RAOUL, Or Tue Megtc stRr
In TEelve TaSleAu1 composed by Jerome Ravel.
Yrlnc,nnl rharacters ~ the RAvNi FAmlr
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TURNED OUT OF A BALL ROOM
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NEW-YORh TRIBUNE.

THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
rpnUoIr TupCATEMEn IM EpAMpE
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T14i4KMqss FOR JknsY LAND COSCEHAt =
T'1a aubsc,luefs. "a tai urrufs c0nmsaio1 oil ps
ce11 seats FIR ie concerts % Jen1y Lad hnnWns the
OF he horst W. t be enubtet 10 fnase tho nos Sc
peI,nps l.viuS cut Of lie cy or th2se who are
NJ. b 10 altepd the cac h9 enulng ~ on account
al esch seat ordered tte reiuss OF t1e same ia
III p p Oh ibe CAV o. the conc ut when inc tcstts
-, =, hon mn yy he jisposrd AMI any o1s wiz bs q, the
iAN - NV WILLIAM HALL IL SON.
"a, 259 5roat wav, N Y.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-05-15

General, he was ilimseIf but araceDt mem
sher otthe Bar, and was Immediately asso-F
ciated with him in professional business.
Ills AID was invoked uponiall cases OF jm-,
portance, and he entrusted ip return much
oi his,otiicial duties to the co-operation and
attention of himself From that period TO
MS dealt, he had known and was intimate
~ acquainted. in the affairs OF the profes-
sion, with Judge RICHARDSON, and in his
long intercourse, bordering upon 40 years he
never knew him to swcrve from his instinc-
two quality Of independence and integrity.
AS lawyer, he was Of that school which
lived near enough TO tho Revolution, to
lmbibo the true principles Of civil liberty.
lie was eminently Republican in Ilis po-
lltical and legal notions. No man more
fully appreciated the rights Of the citizen,
and the limitations of just and legitimate
authority. He lived, in his early life,
among those venerable men, who, forty
years ago, constituted the Judiciary and
Bar OF South Carolina, AS an advocate,
he had no euperior-as a Judge, he was
pattern of Independence, learning and in.
| tcgrity. Iu the department of Commercial
Law, and pre-emincntly in that OF Consti-
tutional Law, Judge RIcmAnpsoN was dis
tinguished. The liberty of the citizen and
subordination to the legitimate restraints
| OF Law were well understood and firmly
enforced by him. in his intercourse with
the Bar he was exemplary-kind and en-
| couraging 10 the young. just and coltrte-
GUS to all, he was far above the influences
Of age or station-he had no favorte but
justice; lie knew no Influences but those OF
truth and the law. He was in it's best
| n ha Iol
but dishonor and injustice. His physical
and moral courage was based upon consci-
GUS recttuLe, Hc never feared to do right
He died rs he lived, a brave old man
to the last. He saw the approach of death
and met it with the humility of "a christian,
and the fortitudc Of a Roman. He has LEFT
to his friends, his family, and his country,
the legacy OLA ripe and spotless fame. that
caluInny dare not assaii. The remcm-
brance of kindness, courtesy and sterling
justice will embalm his memory in the re-
| collections Of those who knew him best,
J and. il; the respect and veneraton of all
who have witnessed his wisdom, his truth
iuiness, his sympathy for human (raltlcs,
and his stern integrity as a public magis-
tratc. feel, in his death, the loss Of an
old and valued friend, and unite with the
Bar and the public in deep regret for his
deccasc-as that of independent, learned
and humane magistrate, All cstimabic, and
| eminent citizen.
| The Preamble and Resolutions were
then unanimously adopted
On motion,
Rcsoired, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the D,ilv papers
In pursuance Of the second Resolutions,
the following Committee were sappoinled :
John Phillips, Jas. Simons, Nelson Mitch.
ell, p. Della robrc, Alfred II. Dnnkin, a,
Noise, J. b. Campbel c. Macbeth, Geo.
BUST, .. J. Whaley, Ed. Magrath, ]. w.
May, VIM. Banding.
The meeting then adjourned.
MITCHELL KING, Chairman.
| ALFREn III DuNKIS Sccreinrv
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WV. J. ALsroH, J 9
MAXCY GREGG, S"ics'
Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.

:, WAsntNGroN, May o.
Mr. Gay made. report yesterday from
Inc Committee Of thirteen. The report
was drawn by AIR. Clay. and he read it
rom ms seat to very altenti, Q and full
auditory.
1t states the views and conclusions Of
The majority OF the COMMITTEES
lst. They recommend that California be
admitted as Stale, and with her preseGt
boundaries; but intimate that, at some fl,-
ture time, The State may he divided, ii
found convenient and desirable.
"a. They recommend that territorial 90
vernmens he organized for Utah and New
Mexico, without the establishment or inbi.
b'ton Of slavery. The Committee say that
these territories, when they become States,
viii probably follow the example OF Cali
iornla, and prclsihlt slavery.
ID They otfar blank SUM TO Texas
lor reduction of her Westctn and South,
ern boundary, and propose certain limits
accordingly. They declare TINT Congress
rs bonEd, by the articles OF annexation, ii,
admit new States from Texas, with her
assent. whether they be slaveIlol,iino or
not, but that II is ncxpcdient Tor Congress
10 tako thc initiative proposing them. So
4ti. They recommend thst The meas.
nges above stated be all Included in one
biil, which is reported and marked a.
on. they recommend that the law Of
i'o3 Tor the recapture of fugitive slaves
be SO amended as TO be, with more ees4
tanty, enforced. AT the same time, skey
prcntoso to guard against all abuses, ly a
'r,as OF The fugitive BY a jury ia lie place
whence he elpPed They suggest ll,e pro.
priety o! inlcuiniiying owners nf tugitiyes
who cannot he reeofafcI. }.s s
Glh, lhe Committee recommend tl,at a
law iorn.ariy Sis;lne 10 Maryland fer tho
Esiioltikitieli 81 ilis sl,ne trade, 10 ,a,l0ptrd
and enforced IN tile u strict OF Co, 'nl,bia iaa
he report Was no senaor read tiian1ia.
saIiad stEtitsis sty istenss ss2isaFtsrs,,s
~. as', l,tsslps,.p .pl pfls,:il, aud Mr., cWps
efffsI s t'en niissflil,l, eea!d rf gJtc 10 all
! rae se8:'el sss ii.iss -. lie rc( eSt Hssi