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5000 TUNs RAILROAD IRON.

I1HE OHIO And PENNSYLVANIA WIZ
j ROAD COMPANY ~ish 10 contract for eight thoassos
tuns OF railroad iron, for he division Of thoH rosa
extending westward from Pittsburgh Three thousand ons
before the close Of cABA navigation In the present ye
1850; AID tho remainder 10 the Spring Of next year -
rails are 70 be Of tho pattern, W lengths of 70 fee ~
ars To weigh so pounds per neal yard. They are w
subject 10 the Inspection Of Solomon w. hooefn Ces
Engineer For hrgher particulars address The Pssosn
the Company at Pittsburgh, 70 whom and 70 "ns ~
Lanier Co 50 Wsl-sL kewYorh proposals cay o "a
dressed for furnishing the same ~ order Of ue ~.
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

MIR C. C. MARSH, Accountant, Author OF the " Sci.
INl ense Of Double Eatry Bookkeeping Smphed," and
the OF Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved" con.
unues to teach ~ above.
Prospecuses with terms obtained al the rooms from
AN. to Pm.
Bookkeeping IN Spansh--A beautiful edition OF Mr.
Narshs principal work 10 published In Spanish. Price 81
IS For with his other works o. the CoanIngroon
a24 lmesdh
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MAISE-Hon. HANNIBAL HANLIN has been
nominated by the Loco-Focos of the Maine Legs
lature as their candidate for IT, s. Senator sor SIX
wears from the 4th of March, 1851 when his present
term expires. of course he will be chosen.
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BOON TRADE.

PRICE 81 sS-JUsT PUBLISHED.
THE GREAT HAIR IoN1A.
DY ANDREW JACKSON DANlS-Just published by
Il FOWLER5 Il WELLS,
my2l s.DltW ISL Nssssust NY.
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Z. w. KELLER, TEACHER.
EEwTOws, FAIRFIELD co. CONN.

REWToWS, FAIRFIELD CO CONN.
On tie Iousdtonic Railroad 10 mules from Bridgeport
rItERMSf 8 per quarter Of IL weeks, for board tuition
i washing mendiug, fuel lights and bedding Pupils rs
eeived At any time.
RETEREneEs-H n Peck 4 Co $50 Frontst; A. O.
Crane, 50 John-s; r. Carlton Overton, Wallst. j. A.
Acsey Tract House, Geo. w. Dow, Esq. Burling snp !
NJ T. Sweezy, l76 South NewYork
Hon. Vim. Rockwell corner Of Jay and Wioughby sts.
Brooklyn and Aaron Hswey 81 Beeknan-st New York
Henry Duuon, Esq Law Professor Yale College, and
Hon A. Bactmsn N. HI.
Samuel Oliver Ehzabethtown, j. myl7 2wf
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TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.

"A al Tarrytown N. Y, A. NEWMAN, Principal.
In this insulation young gentlemen viii De thoroughly In
sruced all branches Of English and Classical
education, requisite for commercial pursuits or entering
college.
There are two terms in year. each Eve months. The
Summer commencing on The hrst OF May, and the
Winter on the frat Of November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars, references &c be
Obtained at spsding shephsrds bookstore 1891 Broad
way HewYork or by addressing note TO The PrinciF a.
my2O eodn
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~ DR.. DE Ianey, 81 Lispensrdst near Broadway,
nav be consulted daily from A. NJ. TO P. NJ. my9 I'm
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DUBLlC SOIIcE--suPREaE CoURre-Ia the natter Of
Atphafu q The Mayor Aldermen and Comunuafy
q New Yort relative % ts ofeag a "a Avenas, ia
souihsfy u Oh CAuTch koad soutery
So Ct liza stree; TEsih Wand Cty-Pub Snscs
tersy rel b AAsel aai Common b h. -
Statute sacl
ia, sai Tie Mayor Ahsrneu ans Cuuoay e ne % Ns
Yut aprcu th- suppress Court o ~ 81
fo ~ sp@rs Tern q N. sd Coat " hid 4 ~ CT
Hsn ts c. 81 ~ lok ssilriy - ash tsy OF isy
ss0 oT.als o lie Co1rt on tat fy
b i-lfd for tie appointed OF Ccl1sfnnefso
AID the s5uss tltir Ilisf tat tie Eaiss
sreut 81 rprrV-nent - nrslr u - Av-sr. "a
souiisr o. sis 81 Oh Clsfch Rol o. h- sou.
q street, the leh War1 sa q, a.
spoa pan of As 80 ~g a. Ad sast-s
rsatv. geu-l's tll The Las on
A. r. ID Cy ether r.~-s r..sss
Apr. g lSs-fiaf-i Nes lerk. April .-l. lsiO'
- tNt.s HENHf Z. DAVIS tnurs-it Carrnr.. %
DOOFlNl.-Goudwns Pal1nt Cement sheath i y
IA the c1 permanent covering for mskifs In or % zs
rcus ur' do Co. s.. cons Der Tot New ro1fs u fJgx1
plarr covered for u ceris ~TnAnued by
g. GoODN ~ lgi Cansr
&c lnccd'e coFDer q LlFrs1csst
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DUBIIC NOTICE.-SUrKkak .oUki:-in The n.tsi o. ne
appleatou Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay Of ne CIV
of New York the opening that part Of First aenas f
already opened from Forty second street 70 Harlem Aref u.
Twelfth ards OF sad City Public Notice nefs1
gwen by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF ne Cy o. s
for pursuant Statute such made and pfoTde % s
sad MAYOR and Commonsy Of the CITY % View iH
Intend application the supreme Court Of ne STATE o.
York Term o the sad Court, 20 be he'd Al o C nan
10 n. cty OF MONDAY the thrd day Of june 800
he opening the that Jay soon Thereafter e eo
heard appointment Of Commissioners Of ks~
entitled matter Thai the - s
estsnt Improvement the opening OF that par o.
pUe already opened from FORTY ~cont street 70 hrm ha
the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards Of said City a. lad on' aPa e
map or plan said City, By virtue Of an Act entitled 20 70
relative roveen touching the laying out Of Streets anf va.
IN Tie City OF York ard for other PURPOSES passed Ap'
iaT.-Daied New YoTk, April ~, 1850. &c.
HENRY y DAVIES. Counsel 10 ne tofpofa's
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Powlers & Wells, Phrenole gists and PUB
lishers, Clinton Hall. 1871 Nsssau ct near the PARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

r. DIR. Uouzhton's Water Cure Estabilshs
usnt-No. 3, West Eleventh sTeel Tires doors from
prostx,v myls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

fy Lebanon Springs Water-Oure Establish-
rent Ia now open on lie 6h Sumner For Information
address Imys I'M n. BEDORTHA, ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ DIR. shew's Water-Curc Institution, cor
nef Twe.ah-.l ard universi;v-placa m9u
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TIE EAND-ROOK To

CENTRAL AMERICA; with . Description OF the
NRous 10 California the Pacific by the great Lake OF
Nicaragua. BY Il. II Csuly Published and sold by
GEORGE Y. NESBlTT, Statoner and Printer,
mvs2 9,eods corner OF Wall aud Water sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
naossI,EraAs ZINC ROOFING.


rx.c.rI 4 STRONG, - Wilhan-sL New-fIas
MSS.,s ~ he Vielle Montague Company Linc
"a PoHndrlss Of L.ege, Belgium, beg 70 cal tness
a, ~ Owners architects and builders 70 nef ys's
1 posrg used on the principal Public Buildings o. u
md Great Britain made OF pure MalesDto 80
~ ss 10 the square foot without solder or nails vnx
rsrs Tor contraction and expansion OF the metal -
~ mis- Kind will last thirty years and requires 90
or repairs Models and other Information may De T
Of the Agents. NV '-
FLAKES PATENT FIRE-PRooP PAtn.
rI1HIs EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE. wn.c' src-
few months aier app ed turns 10 slate OF saS
tectjng Whatever co7efed from The aenon OF VIC
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD, voh-
Al scores OF individuals getting up al ko "S ssnl
less counterfeit stu and selling !, rs me ~ ne NIB
nave the statements Of ,hai twenty men 20 nave
e,s sandiEg il Ohio IN the uciniGy Of ne mine we ne
seeu and some used dis eouulsrsiI suls WI 20 1us
ssteneut saying hat there he'd been saen S pfo
Ia ali the kinds Of suf g1s Up ard sold nSle sorh
paint eTcepI Blakss, thai bis only "I go .bsi
using Every person, therefore 70 Ie sec - ne posds
nv pax on every psckege, tof ~ ~. IDA lh5
mai will z AXE tho genuls hfcpfo0 pin -, "a mirage
maze themselves h.be - pfoeeeuho- 81 cogrs
mstt ofuy patent; and hey get ~ Ar ,si eolos.
- thc1r r,,nev The genuine sfIco ~ .,,.t.ay -
s@'S srrrra In ~ snd 10 fry powdeF, 10Y '0-'
~, :, -. ,s-e-si Seoa sf Pesrst -. p,..fpsfst
mys IN M. BLAKE, Ps'en'se
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,ouN AILEN,s AnERICAN INLAND PAS

j SAGE LINE-Lcensed by the authority Of the State
and Civ Of NewYOrk-For the Protection OF Emlgrenn
and other Psssengen-Ofice l57 Cedartt New.f ork-
The subscriber engaged In forwarding hercnsn
dse and Passengers from EewYork 10 the Western and
south-w esern staes twenty-five years out Al me
present time directs his whole attention TO me forwefdng
~ Passengers and and their luggsge-his facilities of
Which are unsurpassed by any house In inc business no
can accommodate the traveller with any mode OF convey
snce-sieamboaL railroad, capal-hrst or seconoce
ssir or ,eerAge-s that he grade his expenses by bic
Choice OF the differ modes Of oonyeyenceau Of winch
are srst-class OF hcr kind, and 90 moderate terms
Persons residing in this country having friends emf
grsng from Eurooe the interior OF he United sseh
xt render them indness By directing them on Iher AZ
riysl IN New-York call al ths once before engaging
theiT massage elsewhere-ea here they viii De kindly
trested honesty dealt with and all contracts carried ous ~
The et.er Any arrangements made WIN ne ioI2~nx
sgants hall be duly complied with by JOHN ALLEN.
AGENTS
Ele.rer Jones, Is UBionst Liverpool
Hebry Allen, Albany.
Tbos HYDE Kingst Towerhl. London
John Rigney, Rochester,
William John Doyle, Belfast
william Allen, Buffalo.
Richard X. Elliott DeuoiL ,...
I.etfers -paid attended to- mic ouooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

aupEcaion Of Mayor Aldermen and Commonly ct The Cy
of Yors opening Of suth Avenue rom Vns
pu,d,,d md Tw.rty ninth street Harlem RIVER tbs IWsith
Ward Of CfyPubhe notice hereby gwen BY tAe hVosA
d.en AMI Con mony the City OF erfork pursuant 20 sA
ul- made and prov ded that he -ad lhs ho AS
nen and Cooasy of The Ciy Of New fors uenf 70 s appl
IN the supems the STATE ef New fork, AZ
Term Of sad Court h. held al tie CITY Hal tne Guy o.
2sh dsy Of May, 1850 al the opening
dc Court On that day Counsel san De heard
Tor M. APPOINTMENT of Estmais aud Assessment
n e akoi. the nature and eitsnt OF Tie IN
nrovemeni Ope ng Of the eh Avenue from !h street 70
E.s Rv, The Twelfth Ward OF sad City, lad out upon ms
80 q, mar OF the sad Ciy by Act sutsd An Act
improvements. touching the Laying oi Of Streets ADD
Road. 10 the City fok and Tor other purposes passsd
Ar % ls7-Dsied Se~YoTk, April lJ-a, lsbO
~ tMyas HENRY 4. DAVIES Couneslto the CorponHnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

rr PhonogrnphIc Publications OF all 'oris BY
Arsrs1s Boyle published and for sslehy
r,siE ~ DkliW JOHNF. TROW, % and 81 Ann-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
prrrcToIIs INCORPORATION

lust PUBLISHED by the subscribers, new ediiion OF
The Laws OF the State OF NewYOrk in relation TO Reli'
eous Incorpoaons with all the amendments up to The
present tme complete IN pamphlet form Price ~ cent?
tublished and for sale by fm29 ~ BELL COULD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ RemoyaI.-PmLIP ERSsr, Professor OF MUSIC
and teacher Of The Bahm and other duties and me gdll
rssnecsv informs his friends and the public IN genera
hal he ha. removed 10 Ss7 Broadway, near WaSe5s
.s,,yorS myl0 Smeody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

OREENwIcH BANK Nev-York. Nay u, 1850.
ny Notce.-The annual election for fifteen Directors
ard hree INSPECTORS Of he next election VIII be ned 81 me
pspSinehouse on Monday the Sd day OF June next ron
- PSI les WILLIAM HAYES, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
MANSION SQUARE FEMALE SEMINARY
IN POIrlIKEEPSIE

rJ,HE SUMNER TERM will commence on the hrsi
i Thursday in May. The Eleventh Annual Catalogue u
now ready for delivery and copies may be obtained OF any
Of The Trustees, OF Tue Principal az the Seminary.
TRusTEE@M Myers, J Cohn, V Tnyeu MD
r. A vsrek, NJ D., 9 r Hendhckson In ew-York City.
Gerard Stayvessnt r. g. Barnes Gibbons, Cashier Of
Ocean Bank. w. Z. GibHONS M ID, Principal
as Saw2wisk 2aw3vis<
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
I'D nj DsnhuTy, Connecticut Parents AMI guardians de
srous Of placing lher al school where The
comforts Of home may be realized and pains spared
10 ADVANCE their moral and intellectual improvement may
do 30 on moderate terms Particular sstsnuon 10 paid 70
their physical culture.
The sceompishmeDn taught b. tie most competent
tsacherA
Circulars be obtained Firth Ponds music stree,
lFrsnklin square, Petresu Perkins, Wellst and al
WILCOXsU. ). scaool Agency, sc Broadway room NO
Ia $50 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ Notice-PursuaRt TO &C, 70 amend The Charter
Of the scfeneciady and Cstsk Railroad Company pass.
ed March 1880 notice IA hereby given that ne oooss io'
yecetrg subscriptions TO the capital stock Of the sad Cor
porston win be r,opsned The Office Of VAN 'tESk
YS,k on the 2iih dsy Of June next at IL O'Clock, AN
- d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

~ Splendid Gothic Plates.-RoBEsts : new s1l
sr,ndd sty OF Gothic Door aud Numoer fiaes-ertfey
rev snd original designs Those IN want OF something
new sud ipendd CO their doors are invited TO cal ana eA
smtre the above articles Also splendid ss-ortmsn1 OF
CoiAic ard Shield pattern BeilPdis K kObEhIs
-So In, $50 Bfoatway near PrincesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
JAMES POWERS.
ERAsTUS BEACH,
4. SHERWOOD DAY, Comml
VAN SANTVOORD,
JOHN VAN VLECk,

r. WiRs rad Tcupees.-bArcHELoRs ceieOrs1So
VII Fartnry h al Wsl-sI where al all tiInes can %
found tire argesi IN the city Strangers sno
trrns should call and Judge FOR themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere BArcHELoR's rewy Invented WIG
obtained silver medal the Fair OF the American ins'
ME Conv he sddress myl5 MWkrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
~OOD NEW. FOR THE AfFiCTED.-Dr !

COOP NEWS FOR THE AfFiCTED.-DhJ
NJ 8 ROSE o. Philhdepha the discoyerer OF Tue f9nu
Thermal Reformed Practice OF Medicine hAsesaohsn1
st5 AnhOfyst let door west OF B-0stTay an agency ~
he fsltuicn u his celebrated ard wond srfu -
FOR The heH Of disease and 0ccsson 10 say 70 oss
I0f-irg hat they prsseled 10 hefn sn OPPoI
mLlfv 1ys themselves Of remedies, the cnlauFs qlAl
ties which have Org since been cstabisheo anu 80.
whict there iced rot - doubt ~ rtaned % tnou-suus
Ai.et RfJcns being entirely Vese ao.e ~
S,.s.,e ' ~ my20 1--we
.IpsNy Az s.tstENRETADY RAILROAD
1CONPANY TIE ADrual k~cuon Tor OIselots ~
ths Comlsug vii b. he'd 81 ,hef 0iLce 10 u.1 Guy o.
Albrpv.n n s.cgnd ~ edcestlf % IN dsy) Ci l1e nox
lodi "a Al Jon At ha cay TIE yo Vii conuAue open
one hour The Transfer nvlks ~ 30 cossd ION Hie ID
Ia BOZ Jupe N .lusiye. Aibsuy. My IS 40.
- crs-f 81 lhv ~. 4 - y fetof;
n..s 'i.2 4. .psrLR Jf- i7t' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
ERKNCH RoARpING ANDpAY sCHOOL.

IL Madame hlx has removed her French ADD English
Boarding and Day School from Csrrol.place 70 lOl
81 MarEsplscs FiTstsy The new location 10 open
and airy, with q large garden, and The house double
one with every modern conveuienee She invites those
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
hrs-csss educEflGn In all branches, 10 call and examine
her teaumoplss ss hts bad committed her the
can refer 10 all my7n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
WI rs.

w woman che must be- - cook, washer and lrrss-
Apply l54 Grsnd-si bet~,. he hours OF add Ps
my22 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

re- Wigs. Wigs. Wigs!-Ctzens and strangers
are informed that the largest aud best assortment
OF wigs hsfwgs toupees bHids or long hair and oher
hair are TO be fosnd MEDHUssr hEAR0s
n Msiden.lsne. The trade s1pnlied nyli cod I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

DISTINGUISHED Observation-Disclosures johnston
NJ Pennsylvania and Ex Governor Casey Of Illinois,
are staying at the Astor House. They VIII Vis''
the Aims House institutions to day at the invitation
Of the President Of the Board Of Ten Governors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

MORE SHARP PRAcTIcE.-Chares Lloyd wa
arrested in the Fourth Ward for a'saultinS JONI
Niller with knife. Committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

BOARDING sCHOOLs.-Cireulsrs2 u the follow
ID ing Schools may be obtained a. The school Agen-
cy s93 BroadwBy Z. d. WiLCOA, rropns.or
South Brcoklyn Young Ladies Insine-hiss p w.
Philips and hrs. Temple Hsn Prlneipals; Re- w Ty-
er's Pitts6eld Mass Mrs. O. h. Whites, Dsnbury, CT
Bows; Rev " w Andrews, South Cornwall CT Rev. Z.
L. Scherck White aims ~ Y myZl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
BOARDING.

UOARD-A gentleman 80 ne WE, A., W. soEe
ID oentemen can be sccounnodaied mlth pleasant
ntpsror aud bedroom ina second uoo' l1rnsoed;
also single ROOM Win Groom Ss'ei yi ssnsle seale-
Appy al c. H. Rings 49, e"'-dwSy corner Of John, %
90. fsrocnsst myis lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24

Jouy SNIrH.-This gentleman complains tina
Sal and Hannah Williams stole 50 from hin
and thew are under arrest to answer.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
CnllfaniA

Ths LeaisyiIis Dsmsesss k.s s.,,,,.. ,.,
 asws snd gives the iSlowiag sn.rsx, q m. n,.. 'nss q shs California IsgislAtase ia ,,,,,.. .. greer. " Ae'
 Lhs Hease then eonesrrea h vAe .m..a. as1s la cemsnsuee ot she WhOls ie the alll ss' eesnsag crimes and paaisAments. w S"S
 The 18th section og the bssl Fes,s .. r.an..., eaeek es tnasaasa person e ladlsp Shal, \. 'ea 70 esee evadenee tn iaves el cr awaias, ans Persea. EseSy psrsoA who stall haye ons c''.''s F@ts ef move ef negro blood sAall hs aeeu.-1t ssssS. and every pafson who shali have ons M ?, dsaa Alsod shali be deemed an Iad1ns VI" 's' On moisoa to sitike cot, ia ihst ssr,,o. ,, s. eae soassh, ahd insert "e me eighth. N' Noofs m aemenasd tAs yeas and aays. wSieh r.,v Mi Cosarrabias cteFed the lollouin, D,,.i.. seeeoa issh. ProVidrd tie, nothing in ih,, 70 saah apply ts chrsiiaaixed IAaians vxhsn ,,. ,'a interested credible white persans sAsll on o,,A u'' hsy ihas they gre kaowa .o them, sna ,As, tAsS ssder thelF testimony, under oath, wortAy af sse 'eaviag ihs eredloihty of such IalIans te ,hs ;s,
 Oa la's Psov'.o. Ms. Mosshead demand sa l. yess aad nays, which rasassd yeas ta n.r. ,s 'A' So the prSvise was adopted
 MF' Deal shrn uoved ie strike cut, in ,h. .,.. eectea, the words one hat Insan hIoaa ,, , sert :" one Ioasth Indian bloodi, '"s "' Me. Patterson ealled los division of ths eu..,,- ana shs question vas on striking out, aHa th, ,s. snd nays being demanded, were ss iollows: Yea a nays lS Ases
 So the House refused ,o strike oo,
 AF. Wheeler then moved 10 amend ,he r,..,.. l. inserting before the word "chsistanixed A. ,s,. negro or" wv" NJ: Bradford moved to lay said amendment r. the table ihde6alfeiy. Mr. Wheeles arp.rasS ,s. yeas sad nays, whseh resulted yeas ls. nays % taae anendneat was laid on the taeI..
 Mr Walshail moved to reconsider the vot. \, Me.ea me Psev,so was added 10 the ls,A sssl,Op which motion prevailed. 'S"'
 The question thea recurring apoa the adOu,,os oi the provsc, ss amended the yeas and nays ,Ss,, on resulted yeas II, nays ia
 So the pFesiso wss rejected.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
snn Frnncisco Election.

The New York Tribune has a letter dated Ssa Francisco, April lst. which says;
 "We have had several political meetings by way Of preparation for the election, well as torch
 light procession oEthe regular sort. The contest is hot, the stsaiings at stake being rich. The office of sheriff Is worth S25 900 to S30 900 year. The candidates for this office arc Col Hays. of Texas, and Joha J. Bryaas Bryant has bet SIS 900 ou his own election. lie keeps open house night and day and spends his money like Eentieman.' and 'swesrs by his God that if money can elect him he will have the office"
 The man BAYASr, above mentioned ss one of the candidates for sheriff of San Francisco. has had an eventful life, and is well known from Charleston to New Orleans, as . notorious gambler. The 6rst ever heard of him his having drawn the eapi- tai prize in a lottery a. Charleston The next we hear of him he is Ia Montgomery. Ala, where he fitted up saloon ia splendid and extravg ant style, for the accommodation of himself and friends adOroing it with the most costly farnltus, gold ta- bic and teaspoons, &c We next hear of hln a. Nsw Orleans. fiat brcke, and ia the Caiabose. We now fad hin at San Francisco. running fer sheriff and betting si5,000 on his own e!eclioa- Go it. John.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
rAomas Rirehse.

This gentleman hss written letter te Charlotte. Va, approving the NsshyilIe coavsurion. ia which hs ssys: eoaesivs t tO bs the right of the soaih- era States ie meet together fer s pusPess sf eea-
 rFing upen thsir mutual rights and ef ssatlng shsr mataal usssgs-snd thsi [, becomes sAsir daiy ie sxsrcss shss Eighss Ia providing agsinst actual es thrsaasBsd sggrsssIou. This daty becomes shs gSssase. a the movsmsnt has bssn commenced, lsss ssir ehaagsef puspess should hs miseoasirusd ints ndieisrsass CT iimIdtY, ualess the meeting should bs ssPsrssded by sa,sfsetogy sdlastmeat of shs qassslon by the present sssslea of Cesgress.
 We gre sneaged in most anxioas sdors isseitle the whole agitatIag controversy by fair and hon- erabse eomPromise. There is como hope that 1t may bs arranged before the let of June; bat In the mean time hold R to bs the dsty of the South to Organias their dePuiallOns to the NashviIls Con- vsation."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
Judge sam C. Roane.

We lesrn frvm ths Pine BiaG Republican of the 18th inst, that tbis gentsman is candidate to rep resent the senatorial district of Jefferson, Arkaass, and Desha counties.
 When we came to this State. nearly fourteen year' sgo. the Judge was thea President Of the body oi which he is sgaia willing to become member, and in vistue of his position acted. for months. a, Governor of the Sht,. As democrat, he is aa well identified with his party as say In the Staie, and we sincerely hope that his long services and ability to i the statioa his frends desire for him. may obtain hm votes sufficient to carry him ti- umphantiy through.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
H.sa,,nx Melted Me,al..

siIliman's Journal of Science. says the New York Tribuas, has an interesting article on the handling of melted metals, in which Boutigny's experiments Is are given. He divided with his hasd, n is stated a jet of melted metal of five six esu,imstres. which escaped by the trap, and thea plunged the other hand into A pot filled with incandescsat metaI- Beth hsads come out of the ordeal aninjured. The only precautions the sxperimenter gives are
 "To have no fear. to make the experiment. with confidence. The experiment succeeds, especially when the skin Is humid and the inv voluntary dread which feels al facing these cf fire. smost always puts ihs body into that state of moisture necessary to success; bat by taking some preeaa- toas, sss becomes vertically lnvuInsrahls. The following is what has succeeded best with me: l rub my hands with soap, to give them poll ished surface; then al the moment of making the experiment. dip my hand into . cold solution of sal smmoniac saturssed with saiphuroas acid. or simply inte water containing some cal ammoniac, and. In defaah of that. into fresh water"
 Most readers wesld prefer seeing the experiment. tried by others before venturing spea h shemselves, notwithstanding the assertion that t may be done with perfect safety. The isdividaaI vho failed in the experiment. weald be very apt te "bsTa his 6a- gers"