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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

Tur L.rr Rior Az foueHsssras-On Monday eve
excited msb, madd,n.d BY iiquor. Between eight and
Dins o'clock, some twenty armed men collected near
the corner Of Church and Jefferson streets. bent
riot. They smashed the windows OF man named
Townsend aud threatened to shoot peacesble citizens
in the street Sheriff Mory being informed % the riot
down 20 the scene In o sleigh, accompanied by
gentleman. ON drawing near the rioters, they we're
commanded TO ftop. on penalty Of being shot The
sh,rn got out Of tie sleigh when 5espersdo spprosch
ed him and told him to and struck st him with
large knife, but missed HIM and the blow fell upon
the picket 81 fence, cutting IL of. The sheriff re-
turned the Court ouse, tn. bell rupg, the Rife
and the Guards turned out and proceeded 10 the
OF distuf bsncs In the mean time knots Of ex
cited men, armed With bludgeons musk.ts or riHes
in Union, jefferson Church and Clover streets
In the nrst named young colored man aud woman
we're waking together, when they met BY four
woman down With club, and repeated the blovs
after abe vas down. upon her head and body. so
lor,d man with her e,c.ped By rushing into house
There wss slso collection OF the rioters at the
junction of 1lover Union and Church streets. From
the ttrvets they passed into the yard Of the house
froptirg the south termination OF Clover street.
There we're about dozen nftecn % them. Persons
who collected In the street ordered BY them
difruse, sn pain Of being shot As MIR Peter Crsmer
in compspy With one OF tro others, about walking
a~ay fellow out into the street lsvslled his gun
at Mr. e.. and nrsd The bail elug struck him IN
the breast and passed ronrd IL IL thought without
wound .ss dangerous enc but be was easy, compare
lively, yestsrdsy morning aud will probably recover
unless Inflammation should prevent AIR. &. hsd not
IN. o. pss moet vile aud murderous. The Guards
ard Rin.men having suived on the ground, large
number Of arrests were made amounting to some
tsvepty in ALI Several we're captured With guns in
in their hands and others sith biudseons festsrdsy
they were examined. The load from one OF the mus
ksls wss drawn ID found 20 have teo sugs La IT,
cut from pieces Of pig lead They are rs large ss .
Rocd sired been aud had doubt been prepared for
The occsson Yesterday the hooses OF the suspected
1ioters fearched and lot OF clubs, ana an old
clssver, gun barrel pert of the blade OF tcyths
With hsL die to IL we're found and brought 70 the
h. ctt..w helv A
Willie Others bad been made expressly for use and we're
hssvy enough TO strike down and deprive mao ~
life single klow. The origin u the dinculty - far
can trace cut, is quarrel between the rtsh
snd th. blacks In the vicnty where 10 occurred fed
n om dsy 10 day by the free ssls 81 Intoxicating
liquors, which " constantly working go much evil IN
midst disturbing the peace Of society and sodsn
g.ring the lives Of citizens. All the persons
restsd are Irish No others apper 20 have been con
cefnsd In the RIOT Popghksspsp 1skgrapa, jan 30.
The trial Of Or webstr, for the murder OF Or Park
man, win tass pisc. sbous the middle cf March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

FRoN GoSAivss schooner Chsrles An
strum, Capt NIcktrson. ~ this por from ;onsves'
7ih inst, reports every thing quiet al that place
hre rhst excited remark. as its pern,c,ous ,sfu-
tnce was already ttl oy all foreigners eussked N
ccmmeIC, - Bysfor Ev yo,.,,,a, yaa ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

PnyPARarioSs rRorrIro ss.sov The entries
for the purses advertised 90 be given at the Csntrevls
Course the coming viii close this evening and
there IL prospect from the number of fast horses
a. present In this vicinity that the whole Of the purss
viii be nlled Everything sugursa gay season In 'hs
sporting world
NonIn CsRoLiS, R.cvs -CorosErs Csusss-Truss-
Dar, Jas. r.-FiRsr DAr.-The following IL the re-
suit -
Capt. Miner years old by Monarch. ........o I
Rosae, By Boston, Z years old ..s.s'V
Time, 552-bsf9is- not given
Lortu.-. Racs.-MTr.nw CorHsr.-TRorrrso, Jss.
IsTb. rae. vss To- mile heats In harness. for purss
a 500 Eive horc, made their sppearsoce and start
Cd in III. following order Mary Jane, Fanny Elsslew,
Mississippi Murdock. snd Helen Mar. The track vss
In GOOD order With the exception OF two placss
where n vas quite soft. WesppeDd o summary
MissfssfCpt. II Il Il
Murdock ....s..sssss ss.........s....1 .
Helen Nsr. sss....s... =
Msry Jspe; :. '''''' 's's'sssss go dis
Time, 3-5is-b:S5x
Nsv Ori,ans Delta, Jan Is
MoprLs TgorriSo Rscrs The folowinr ts the rss~ls
81 yesterday . faces over the bsscombs Course -
Ira Ra.s-Tso mile hests, under saddle rurss
$3.50. Three entries -
W Nuupsieerr q. Telegraph. ...............I
ID bsrretsc bucsskn. ........ ............1
- o 'i"s* bshn'y .'s..s.s .dts.
line. Goa
S>cord Ra,,-Mile heats beet thr~. Ia Hv. in sxcrs
TO esrry 500 pounds purse sieo. Three entries (.
g. ELISE r. Jsok. ...................1
A. W Van Epps's b m. Mary fuil-r. ......2
a. ". Chandler q. y Barney. .............J 3
Time. 3.fS-3t0-S.4O.
--Motf. .9drofisr, yan ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

Sarah Carter arrested In Philadelphia the 2ssh
nit n an attempt TO throw herself and three chldrsn
in the liver. She wm insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

The following table shows the number vessels with emit
that have arrived the New York the
owing the whole number Of tbs ber of
al the number Of deaths births and the
ratio of each -
I No. of Pdsscn- ~-Rafio o.
resssIs. ssrs. Sfk. Dfhs B'tAs siek Dsths. BfAs.
Americ-n ~ l3lC57 l55s ll3 6l.ltO ll6U0 9i0o
Brlti.L... 81 e2ses sgs ess q 5sn9 lsio z ieo
Esgs@" Es;,.s z i5,s l si.o .s% sS SiOo
/ swedish.
NcrN NeEi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

The trial Of DR. webssr for the murder Of Or Park.
man, win tsks place about the middle of March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

Charge Of Forgery and Arrest Of The Fgrgr Ysster-
cay. about noon, young man. OF rather genteel ap
called at tha oice of Mr. Charles Burral
exchange broker. No. SO Merchants Exchange, Wall
street and offered romissory note for sale purport-
ing TO be drawn by Lane Mangam hour and feed deal
ers No so Broad street. The note as folio VS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

WIDOW
with Mexico asking that she may be allowed pension
which was referred 10 the Committee on Pensions.
Mr. CHASE presented nine petitions from citizens OF
the State OF Oho asking that slavery and the slave trade
may be abolished in the District oil Columbia or the seat
OF government be removed therefrom; which were or
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. c. also presented ten petitions from citizens Of
Ohio and Illinois. and petition Of citizens OF New Jer-
sew asking that no State may be hereafter admitted into
the Union whose constitution does not expressly pro-
hib slavery within its limits; which were ordered to lie
on the table
Mr. c. also presented eight petitions from citizens Of
Ohio, petition Of citizens OF Illinois, and petition oil
citizens of PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania, asking that sla
very and the slave trade may be prohibited in all the Ter
rores Of the United States which were ordered to lie
on the table.
MI c. also presented eight petitions from the same,
asking that the right OF trial by jury may be secured TO
fugitive slaves arrested in any other State than that in
which their service is claimed which were ordered 10 lie
on the table.
Mr. c. also presented four petitions signed by male and
female Inhabitants oil Pennsylvania, asking the adoption
Of constitutional for abolshng slavery 10 the
United States, and three petitions OF male and female IN.
habfants OF the place, asking the immediate aboli
ton OF slavery and the slave trade in the District oil
Columbia which were ordered TO lie on the table
Mr. c. also presented five petitions from citizens Of
Mr. Clay on the 2eth January, 1850, and asking the
adoption OF constitutional measures prohibiting slavery
IN ali Territories now Free aboshng slavery and the slave
trade in the District OF Columbia and the slave trade be-
tween the States and for preventing the reclamation Of
fugitive slaves which were ordered 10 lie on the table
Mr. c. also presented petition Of citizens OF Harrison
county, Ohio asking that slavery may be prohibited in
ali territorial governments be established by Congress
and that no State may hereafter be admitted into the
Union whose constitution does not prohibit slavery with
in ia limits petition from the teacher and pupils 81 the
Strangeville Select School, in Cuyahogs county oho
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

hope he win let the distinguished senator from Missouri
IMr BEsroxl apologize Tor the President
aDosbtsss President Jackson has made unfortu-
Neutrality-suspicious. though have made but few"-Yid
Cong Do, vol li,pf !, p. ~
Hear. also, Mr.. Grundy to the same effect
"Ii urged that worthy have been removed from
The Chief Magistrate has in some instances been
BY the representations Of others Another fact how
ever sequaiy clear that others nave Deen eahoo VINO
should have been dismissed
Many such, Mr. President--many such and ] hope
President TayloPs cabinet will look them all up ere long
will NOT say that the President and his cabinet have
acted on the principles here developed do not speak al
their instance or BY their authority. Few members oil
the Senate are less responsible than for the OF
events since the 4h OF March, 1919 There are moi
half dozen appointments out Of my State that
be traced any opinions expressed by to the Execu
tive The President and cabinet have not needed the aid
have thus, Mr. President, endeavored to show that
the OF President Taylor has been moderate, just
and reasonable-such as 10 commend itself to patriotic
teng on this exposition Il fear too protraeied by far
has been 10 defend his consistency, honor and recude
know that any effort OF mine cannot stop for moment
the ho0dgates OF calumny and abuse All that nge
nuity devise. malice suggest or uncharilableness
conceive, has been and will continue TO be used tt
poison public sentiment and to prevent an impartial judg
nent BY the people ON his course Many adventurous
circumstances have occurred TO embarass him and his
COMMUNICATIONS but these must soon pass away Justice
will be done him by the men OF the present day: he will
receive il ct the hands Of poserity But whatever may
be his fortunes he is 10 be sustained by conscious
recttude and by the promptpgs Of heart which has
ever beat in unison with the honor OF his country and
the true glory OF the American people He may excaim
in the language Of Washingtonn letter to Mr. Lee, Of
Virginia:
ain what will this abuse terminated For the result,
respects myself for have consolation within
that earthly efforts deprive me Of and that Is thai
neither ambitious nor Interested motives have influenced
my conduct The Of malevolence therefore, how
barbed and well pointed never can reach the mos
vulnerable part Of me- though, while up for mark
they will be continually aimed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

NOTICEGsRsnox BRoApssSr, No. ls North
baltimore, having closed his In Washington for the
Concentrations his his
dies Of thar Tor the kind patronage extended him, would
respectfully his very elegant
choice fashionable staple dry goods,
present and amongst which win be found
styles silks, purchased much below
ued French basexes Hernanis plain and figured
grounds article Canton crppesj French
mode white figured
rnehams French embrodercs very large and choice
&C. valencien Mcchp Point embroidered, plain
and hemstced hdk plain white and colored Cantor
Grape shawis hosiery and gloves Of all kinds
Ap Stiff
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06
CARD.
Wines and Liqusrs.

THE undersigned would respectfully csa attention his stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS.
aces BY obtaining wnes
kc their purity, his experience the busness
Quoted by him, direct knowledge with the
districts Of Europe than BY other
house In ibis AFFORD for the character quality
all articles sold BY him.
arsangemsnn Of his vaults
them, h the substitute for the cellar every
Hc.s and wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines for
special occasions supplied the
decanssd F immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, usually 10 be Obtained here.
COJhTRY TRADE supplied prices hvor,
ahe tt1 fa :
scSiber 8
FAMILIES command Of very prices
also Ne cheapest sorts Of wines and liquors, For GULL
NARY PURPOSES
distance can Be uRped (and have sent them BY PACKAGE
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, for table,
by
BY addressing their osde through the post once
JACOB SNYDER, r.,
Importer and Dealer Wines Ac 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
GsEGARs, direct importation Havana,
and brands always hand from Ss per thousand
by the single boz cheaper tan other In the city
JM24-dAcpiy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

SALE BY ORDER OF THE oRPHANg COURT OF THE
" PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE GEO. OYSTER
On "wednesday the lin instant II O'clock shall SELL az the
late OF George Oyster deceased the first toll gate
the Baltimore and Washington turnpike about three
Mahogany soh, sideboard and bureau
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables
Cane scat and other chairs, wardrobes Nc
Feather beds and bedding, bedsteads, kc
Looking glasses, clock, window curhns &C
Silver, ten, table, and dessert spoons
Carpets, stoves, shovel and tongs, &c.
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also some farming utensils wagon, cart &c. with many other
articles which we deem unnecessary 20 enanerate.
Terms cash GREEN a TAsTFT
Ap5-6t Auctioneers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

(Lafs Coxnmissio1sr Of the Gs~svsi Load OEce.)
HAS opened Washington city, win his
III tenon practice OF prosecution Of claims be
fore Congress and Of the
Reference made members ofConcss and heads Of depart
and bureaus generally with Of whom he " personally
acquainted 4l
Once Pennsylvania avenue, few shove WIZARDS o
TEL the Treasury Building.
Washington CRY, April s, le50.
Ap 5-lwdh3mcp
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certificate q package Of wholes win entne The holder Al
$40 be drawn by the tickets named
4 Certificates Of halves, quarters, and eighhs in proportion
s n scheme 4 one Of e most attractive ever drawn in
e mr.. lcs-s well worthy Of the attention Of adventu
three Of ne Be drawn BY ticket having on
Orders for Tickets and Shares ami q, a.
magnificent scheme will be promptly -
ohe drawing win be M oys in 70
oil who may order tickets from 80 -
Address J. 4 q. MAURY, Agents,
Feb l5-d&cifd Alexandria, virginia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

HE subscribers have received their full and complete
sortmens fancy and staple goods which been select
ed with care nom the most recent mporaons Of the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia, embracing article In their line
French English India German, and Italian manufacture which
they 10
Is pieces rich small checkered glace silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
Is pieces rich plain chbe do do
pieces rich small plaid mourning do
10 pieces extra rich plain black Gros de Rhine silks.
Is pieces plaid and striped India fourard silks.
10 pieces style abcrine
5 pieces embroidered grenadines, article.
20 pieces satin striped and figured silk tissues.
s pieces cashmere style mousseline de lanes.
Is pieces figured French bareges, style.
Is pieces plain French barexes, every shade.
10 pieces solid mousseine every
ST pieces printed linen cambncs.
30 pieces real French lawns and jaconets
IS pieces real French Enghams and cbintzes.
200 yards small figured lawns, warranted color at la
Together great Of
Enumerated but which win be shown with pleasure all who
favor with a call
PHI. HooE CO.
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Hours Of Departure ofthe Passenger rrains.
From Washington nj a. m. and at p daily, and a.
Prom Baltimore at M and p m. daily and GA M dsy or
eept Sunday. - 9lIe777' n
fss-dfy TIL. PARSONS, Assn.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

Ifckem 34O-havcs $su--t &uarteh ylv--Cignms 70
Price Of certificates Of package The above scheme
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-06

JAMES RoBERTsoE.
Mr.. DICKINSON moved to take up the resolution for
the relief OF James Robertson.
MT WALKER said IL occurred to him that there was
resolution OF inquiry sent TO the Committee Contin
gent Expenses and that they reported adverse to making
compensation. II was now for the Senate to decide
whether they would concur with the report not
Mr.. DICKINSON wished the resolution TO be taken
The vicE PRESIDENT said he understood that there
was resolution oil inquiry submitted TO the Committee
on Contingent Expenses, who reported against il.
MI. DICKINSON. Then move that the Secretary Of
contingent funds OF the Senate 10 Mr. Robertson and
will state my reasons for doing il This individual
imprisoned by order Of the Senate.
Mr. HALE, Tin his seat.) Not by order OF the Senate,
but by the order OF officers.
Mr. DICKINSON. He was directed by order OF the pre-
siding officer to be imprisoned for what was deemed
sufficient cause. The evidence il stood undoubt
eddy sufficient He was kept in confinement considerable
i no more than just and proper without saying more, to
pay the sum stated He considers himself an aggreved
man and not having the means to get away he is
attending upon the Senate from day 10 day, calling
upon the committee and members OF this body for
compensation. He says be was ordered into custo-
dy, in order to get rid OF him as great political
rivals that he is about establishing paper which is
to be circulated extensively, and which will be CAL
mind and that there Is no doubt that for that reason he
was thrown into prison Laughter would suggest.
further consideration which should operate in his favor
that he claims that he actually controlled the presidential
election in 1874 and isas and confident OF being able
TO control the election OF 1852. Renewed laughterl
The VICE PRESIDENT The senator will reduce
Mr. BUTLER il lie Senate does not contribute The
sum Of go sirI shall certainly be willing to contribute
amendment to tie resolution by inserting. "as repsra-
| ton for alleged imprisonment"
Mr. CLAY. rise to say single word and that is to
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
FOR SALE.

by the duly authorized agent George @. Beck, DR.;
ID S.Fitch's well known and universally approved
INSTR RUlIENTS AND MEDICINES,
as used by him with such distinguished success in
treating Pulmonary Diseases, Heart Disease, Dys.
pepsia, CostiueneSs, Female Diseases, Kidney Com
plants and all Diseases affecting the organs OF life
The Instruments are THE ABDOMINAL IL SUPpoRrrR. .
which is unegualed for beauty, ease and utility; Tar
SHOULDER BRACE, Of the lightest and most efficient
pattern; THE lNHALNa TUBE, which is Of silver and
so small as to be carried in the vest pocket and is in
valuable to all persons having weak lungs, or fearing
predispostion to Consumption
DR.. Fch's Medicines are his prescriptions used by
him in his office 7O7, Broadway, New York, and are
the result Of his experience III practice Of many
years on Pulmonary Diseases only They are care.
fully prepared by himself and need no recommenda4
ton to those who know them. If any medicine will
cure, they will If beyond the reach Of medicine,
there Is yet hope in using the Istruments and so by
expanding the Lungs, and forming fine chest, give
room TO the Uitai organs to perform their part With
4 full chest no one will have Consumption,
Read Dr. Fitchs Lectures on Consumption. There
Is enough Of directions in them TO prevent Consump-
tion in any one, to ctre many cases. Also,
Read Dr. FItch'S Guide to InUGlids, which Is given
away by the Agent, valuable book Of 4S pages.
Hundreds In Ohio attest the fact that expansion
Of the Chest and giving air to the Lungs will cure
even desperate tSSeE f Consumption.
For any all Of the above articles call on the Agent
GEORGE G. BECK, DyuRrisf,
Lancaster, July g. 1850. d&wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
HE GRHATI IpLACE

- - - - ~ - - - -
TO PusehaSs Ready Made CiothIng.
C7Oths, Cdssimeres. Vestiags q TFimmings al prices
tosuifevey body either al icholesaie OF rctaaisdt
SMITH 4 as,
an Main street, lancaster, Ohio, lust between Re
" Der q KHtss Store and JoEn EloH's Grocery
Our Goods are fresh and Of the latest importaons,
the variety very great and the stock complete.
II is needless to give lengthy description Of our
Goods suffice ii 10 say that we have every thing that
would complete genlamens wardrobe, consisting Of
every variety Of Coats Jackets Pants, Vests Shirts
Drawers Suspenders, Cravats, Stocks Handkerchefs,
Bosoms collars socks Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
Cloths, CassIineres, VestIngs q TRAININGS,
30 that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
nade to order, car do so by first leaving their
sure and good fit is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly employeda number offrst-rate
Tdors and feol prepared to do all manner Of tailor
irR; but those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest fashions and in the most durable and slbstan
tial manner Just give US call
We sell low, in this there Is mistake, notwith.
standing others may say they can sell from 81 to o.
par cent lower than every body else, and IN evi.
donce of what we say, Iet all call and look at oui
| Goods and we feel confident that those who wani
clothing will surely buy.
Bear in mind that SMITH 4 ToNG are practical Tat
ors havs followed their business for many years. ant
might with propriety be said to understand perfectly
the qnaty and make Of their Goods so that any arti
Gle they sell may be relied upon as being good ant
substantial or If found defective in respect JUS
return it and they will give satisfaction.
1FDon't forget the place, recollect the name an
enquire for SMlIh q lOnH'
may 81, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-23
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
SAMUEL BERRY,

HAS received and will continue to receive until
IL complete, large and general assortment Of
Fresh Groceries aud SundrieS.
Which he is openings and offers for sale, at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street. one door
West Of BrNINaER's WATCH MAKER SHoP, where he
will be highly pleased TO his old friends and the
public generally. ON HAND:
COFFEE, good article, at l2I cents Pb
TEAS, Imperial and Young Hyson superior quality;
New Orleans SUGAR, extra fine,
Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized Sugar, beautiful;
Pepper, Allspice and Cinnamon
| Madder, Alum, Indigo and Copperas, warranted;
! Nutmegs, Cloves and Ginger. be6t;
| Raisins, Figs, Lemons and Oranges ffesh
| Saeratus, Soda, Star Candles and Tallow, fine;
! EPSON Salts, and Castor Oil, genuine;
TOBACCO, superior Cavcndish, Spun and Smoking
Cigars, Real Havanah Half Spanish and common
| Bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twine
Batting and Candlewick,
| Powder, I + + G, Lead Shot and P. Caps S, B
Buckets and Zins Wash Boards,
Matches and Soaps of all kinds,
Shoe Blacaing, combs and Pocket Books.
Notions in end.e4s variety.
Mackerel, Pickerel and White Fish,
Boston, Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers
SuperGne Old Wheat Flour, (best quaty;)
| SALT by the barrel or bushel
LiauOfs-Ofall kinds, and purest quality, adapted
for the use Of the sick room or festive board.
In fact he has every thing in his line, and will sell
the same very cheap.
Very shortly, will be erected in the rear of his lot
a large number Of Sheds for the use Of his country
friends to which he would most especially call their
i attention.
Lancaster, may 10, 1850