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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

1t ia the duty Of The City Authorities to afford
the means OF safety 70 this class OF persons, as
well as 70 light the streets Of the city for the ac-
commodatiou and protection OF other citizens
The lighting OF the piers would afford protection
TO honest merchants in the prosecution OF their
Legitimate business, by preventing great amount
Of smuggling and thus protect the revenues of the
L s. Government
The Captain OF the first Patrol Distric. in hsre-
port TO ne SAWS:
" There are thirty three piers in this District,
eighteen on the East River and fifteen on the
North River; each pier has more or less goods re-
naming on them every night, and it is matterof
imposs1bility to protect this large amount of pro.
perty with the number Of Policemen assigned TO
this District.
:" would also submit to you the prupriety of
having lamps placed on the piers, say four on each
pier A large numberoi emigrant ships land al
these piers at all hours OF the night, loaded with
passengers, many Of whom have been drowned,
whereas II lights had been placed the piers. the
greater part of these disasters would be avoided.
" 1t would also be great benefit to Policemen,
IN aiding them to discharge the duties required of
them. Thieves would not be SO apt TO STEAL as
they could be seen from all parts of the wharves,
and ii they attempted to commit depredatlons
they would be more likely to be apprehended.
There also a great many seamen that go on
board OF their vessels at night and many Of them
having drank too freely while on shore, have fell
from the wharYes and have been drowned owing
in great measure to the darkness Of the piers
The lighting of the streets in the lower part of the
city with gas is exceedingly necessary, to ena-
BILE the Policemen successfully to perform their
duties. Thisis particularly the case in regard to
South-st. where large quantities of valuable goods
are stored, and where burglars have the best OPP
Potunity to prosecute their nefarous operations
under the cover OF darkness.
Whenever thefts are committed in such street
the blame attaches entirely to this Department,
whereas if the streets were lighted with gas,
such thefts could rarely occur, and it is unjust to
censure this Department for thefts when the
means Of preventing or detecting such operations
are withheld from it.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
GEO. W MATsELL, Chief Of Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
rpnRr

Made hy he Captains OF the several Patrol Districts,
The thlrelh day Of September 1857 70 the Chief OF
Police showing The whole number of places w1ere
SpiriuOus Liquors are sold IN the several Fatfo. Us
OF Piaces selling without License and t'' NUMBER
OF pluees kent open Oh Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

sNUPREmE CoURT-In the matter OF the application OF The
kSM,yor Adermen and Commonsty Of te Cry Of fot
Tnd Avenue 70 Fifth Avenue the Nineteenth Ward SAID city
Pablo Notce hereby By the Mayor Aldermen ana
,v al The City Of NewYo pursuant 10 the statute IL suct case
made and PROVIDED the sad Mayor Aldermen aud non
nfb. e nv al York ntend msfe Application In th1
nrsme Court Of the NswYok al Special Term taf
fad Court TO be the City Hall tns City OF rev iork on
SATURDAY the goth day Of November A. D. 1850 at the opening OF
lis Co day. thereafter Council canee hehro
Tor the Estimate and Assessment
IN the Allows entitled that the aud extent Of the I'm
1royemsn ID opening Of Seventy Eighth street from THIRD Ave
nus 10 Fifth Avenue Nineteenth Ward Of sd City as lad ou'
upon The map or plan City virtue OF Act entied An
Act relative touching the laying out OF Streets an9
Roads in the City York, and for ots purposes passed
Ipr3d 1907 HENRY T. DAVIES Counsel the Corporation
Dated New York, Octobsr 81. 1880 ~ Zu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

STATE OF THE DEPARTMENT.
Statement showing the number Of days thai Members OF
he Police Department nave been abscnt from duty ia
consequence OF sickness and disability, from the mrs,
day Of July tie 50th day Of September, $780, inclu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

ATA sURRoGATE's COURT, held snd for TIE Cen1 *
"a New York at Surrogate ohcs n the Cay OF eT
81 The bird Say Of October the ysar ~ ,J an
DER w BRADFORD ESQ Surrogate the mater OF Ds
plston Of THOMAS HADDoGK AID o.f e-1q.' I'd sres
PHTE KANE deceased have the real estds OF te S o
- l,aet or sold or paymen: OF his deban 9luS
haspg heretofore duly sds q ne apPson pnn, Wn
nn,oy and SIMON shnd creditors Of s;spsn ksne eIs 1 ms
CtS dscsssed nesAte requiring Andrew '" TIen aug ,
ga5s cbsss and credits Of the said ntesia personS 70 %
49, sfo,. the Surrogate the County OF New ioft gu e
W. a. 0of 1889 at O'Clock tic forenoon 10 snow
srss xhy they so1 required to mortgage lease ss' I
80 es the deceased for the payment Of ms ueO '
an noof OF OF She SAID orde at east %
g. H. dhy therein appointed having oet ut
surrogate and the and administrator
syg shown to the contrary Il Ordered ha a pessc
the estate sad Stephen Haue deceased nestat
sfo the Surrogate the Couny OF Newly al ms OIL
* in tho CITY of EewYork the eighteenth day oil SoSsmeei
Nv cs.s WHY authority shord not he given 70 the sad admn
tor and to mortgage lease or sen 90 nueh Oh ls
o OF the said Stephen Kane deceased shall De necessary
10 pay his debts. a w oiNA"f Oi'D' 30; 49,
TnLuM YlEv1LL, Proctor, ll7 Broadway OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

Gain from 1870 Gain from iS45 10 1880 885
Is it not time that full returns from the Census
were received? Are they not in the Marshals'
Offices If not, would not the County Clerks fur
nish them for the papers upon request The
people want to kpoW their numbefa D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

Heavy rains have fallen OF late which if not continued
too long, viii have beneficial effect upon Ihe growth OF
the Cane Many planters talk of grinding sooner man nan
usual snd should no unforeseen occurrence lake place me
prospects for an early and abundant crop continue hghy
favorable. -, N, -, -, i
lon or sad per English cwt, free board The STOCK re-
naming is small We look for supplies OF new crop
in the course OF few weehs Inc eAPo!'' 10 inc emu u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

~ pF.
s9gsE CouRT-Ia tie mater q tas az ssl. Yors
- pa -. WIDENING OF Dki-S s.ra., IN
rtk.ts 70 ~ t,f b4t~ssa Broadway and 1IeeA" On .
ecHbef2 e. 40 Cry. TIC nBuefssas'' "a ~
kfIbIj IN .hof suts;et rHst er, sppanI y!
ttrfs ~ s,,sr. Cosr Of the STATE OF Ne" iorS, $3.50
fvs o. We ,a,6,r las give nopcs pursuant 10 tp1
81 "a! " az the Legislature OF tae 7opv ~ t- =.
Ee1is q, &c ,9 IA Ac; ameEd an act enti7d "a - 70
fs~ rsttins particularly 20 -s ~ - IN, - -.
seee A,, qth 1878, passed APra f'n' ~ Ia
go Aet trPt Of the Estnsts and As7e.slen' y -s o
Rappsaf1 n, aboye matter containing lte NAMES u le W
Cor ss.8 The 1sTnoer r such los a. tnry A'pst g1
err OF INC crrs-loreIs, together Nh seb tai ana "a
tie p s..s.r,ut ~ne.der for daEe or osneh An1 aio az
sot 81 AID cher documents ~hn we're ueso D! Ias
n rakirs their suppsneltai report nave ossn
~ s,ree Coiin.sosers 0ace Of the Cay ahs touny Of
q, n. inspection of wsoDsoevs It may concern .n-'s
h, al twenty before ne sso
~ Report 70 tie sad suprsns CONT a. hS
r. beeaafter nenuoued and that .hs its siaofaeo
ooopleena ostract Of estimate and ASSIGNMENT are
to say All those c-rar lots, pieces OF parces o.
~ ssts wing AID beng the Thd Ward OF the CITY New
r. he oEth Dey street between Broadway and Greer
aod number and Dey,tIee and aIinser 81
- all the lots pieces parcs oil sna on th'
III de oil D-yeet between Broadway anc
= sute sIbef 30 Dey-stset inclusive Aus
CornrRogers further eve BTce that ther supp he
so,4 The viii be made and presented 70 ne
- Court Of the State OF York at 7y-s EN- o. 'u1
- Cont tAo Ciy Hall OF the Cry Of HeT-l or on
surdsY he lG day Of November nett le5u al e opening o. Va
cou on day. thereafter IS Counsel can %
Dated Sew. YoS 1850 mOsE5 nAfsAftD ~ 'O
gTKWART, REvO C. HAEcE, ComHlssoners Old tNoYlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
nDoUGHKEEPSIE LINE Of BARGES.

VOOUGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.
IL The barge CLINTON. Capt Wtse, every Monday +;
EXCHANGE Capt. Rosekrans, every Thursday; POUGH.
gEEPslE Capt Hoffman every Saturday 81 o'clock,
The above bargea are elegantly furnished with state
rooms and spacious and comfortable cabins and
piessy fitted up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
eeneers and arrive Poughkeepse In time for the stagsa
30 Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford.
For further information apply board bs barges or to
WILLIAMSON & VAIL l64 West-st tea 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

KNITTED STATES MAIL LINE from
q CHARLESTON to HAVANA Via SAVANNAH AZ and and
-, sorr,anded by Capt William Rolns, VII COM
ence be M2nday OCT lie and I'D a5d [eGa Of
,c nop and rom gsvsrs to Charleston on ne sh arc
I'd ,.. D., Hear, an
Tro sriesion anI Savannah 70 Key West $50
For particulars apply 70 >,>, : ,-r, =, zor-.,t
l. $500 81 ~ - 49, NJ c. MORECA4
Agenrs in Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS ~ o.;
Passengers leaving Havana BY s ship can resen ps
more b. he land route ffth dag, OF, ~ ineelnK ~:
area1ler Soutterner reach Ne7vYork in sane Tine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

NFPURsUANcE the Surrogate OF County OF New
aYor hereby gwen all having claims against
BANlSL c. SANDS late Of tho City OF NewYort dsceasedo
Rssent same vouchers thereof the subscriber hss
residence Suffolk street. tbs City OF New York bsoss
s SIXTH day Of February neIEDatsd Ssw YORK the second e
GfApgus, 1880. PHOEBE 7. SANDS 4dnnuNsgk
NJ Harm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

GSRoToN AeUEDuCT Observation-Disclosures, Park, Nov is
" l&9Co1porlton Noocs-PubGc hereby sysh that
Thirty sixth street froa s.rsn,h sysnas 10 eoansc
petition has been presented the Board o! AdsrRsa for
with saver Eighth All persons interested the above
ha'ss obsctoss orso requested pteen, the
.a Stating their of AID Gddess tAs
C!eTh, Al this Office, before s5,h inst
nl6!@ NICHOLAS DEAN Prss't Cro.on AQ Dept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF she County Of
EEswY OH notice hereby sveno apsrsons having claims against
ANDREW WALLACE late Of the City Of Nsw'y0rk dsceassdso
vouchers thereof the subscriber al her resi-
apRe the City OF Now YORK on or ealore
Aa third March New YORK tee Sth day August
YgeO Tau3I lsw6m*S1 ELIZABETH WALLACE, EIecatrsx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

mTEW YORK SUPREME coURT.-Ednund D; Leslie against
~ Role,, Cbar.s-To ROBERT CHARLESTON are hereby
summoned and required the complaint IN tbs action which
hs flied in the the Clerk Of tho County OF New York
~ he CITY Hall the City of New YORK and 10 copy OF
your tie complaint the subscriber at ms Once No 7?
City within twenty days after the service OF
s summon Oh YOU Of the day Of such service and
i TO answer complaint within tie time aforesaid the plan
m IN his acton Judgment of hundred and
fyone dollars fysH cent? with interest, and for tho further su n
ofiou eight dollars eight cen with interest
RON IN; tesa DAY jane thousand eight hundred aud fifty
And will apply the the other relief demanded in the
complaint--Dated, October %, 1850. - - . -
n9 lsWbw ROBERT L. Ehbhff'' flalhuH Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

REPORT
Nade by The Captains OF The several Patrol Districts 10 the
Chef of Police of the number of Burglnres, Grand
ana Peut Lurcenes committed in cuch District, 10
rethe- with the amount of property stolen ana me
amount OF property recovered from the LIST day Of July
L. a.. an,h dnY Of Sept. 1850. inc!Msivc:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

NTEWYORK COMMON PLEAS Nicholas Schroeder a9air'f
Mnrr Thies otherwise called Mary Schroeder S0r1a0sfof
TeIisl-tCom TO MARY TRIES You hereby sum
noDsd required the complaint this action which vi"
be office the Clerk of the yGnd County New at
City Hall the City OF New York and TO copy Of your
sWe said complaint the subscriber office No II Cen
tesiree Chambers, the City OF New York within TWEEN
~ the OF this exclusive of tho
SERVICE you fail the SAID complaint
within The aforesaid the plaintiff this acton val apply to tho
reei demanded the cempuHted 9Th october,
1850 oI2 aw6wSaJ VIM H. HARMED Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
REPORT

Made by the Captains Of the several Patrol Districts 10 the
Chief of Police, OF violations of City Ordinances, from
the first day OF July to the thireth day OF September,
1850, inclusive, which sent TO the Corporation At
t0ruey, for prosecuton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

TpUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No Nassau street
Notice hereby gwen the relatives and mex, of I'm OF bA
HEY BALDWIN ste City OF Yora, contractor de
ceased who alleged have died ntestAio thar sha spRV
70 the Surrogate County OF New York for Letters n
sOn upon OF the said niesate on inc ign u
November next O'Clock in the New
obs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
NALVEsTON AND BRAZOs CA

A ALVESTON AND BRAZOS CA
NAL-Proposals will be received by the undersigned
nnl the 18th December for digging eXcayatng The pro-
posed Canal from Galveston Bay the Brazos River,
codng the plan and specifications furnished by Major
Stein, Civil Engineer, on both the specifcationsyiz
One for 50 feet wide 81 the waters surface Al feet the
bottom ana iee deep at low wser The other 90 ieet
deep e. low water.
The plans and specifications are now ready for nspec-
ton the Office OF the Precedent OF The Company H. NJ.
H Butler, Esq in Galveston: The Office of Major Stein,
Mobile and al the Office off, II. BROWER K co. Is
SoutlrsL New York.
JOHN l. SLEIGHT, EDWARD HILL,
Galveston Oct Is, 1850. fnl2 tDlFI Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

NOTICE.---Passengers per steamship
l Y BALTIC, for Liverpool, will be on board tomorrow,
SATURDAY, Nov. L. al II o'clock AN and send all lug
gage this day FRIDAY, Nov Is, marked below, with
The number OF their berhs Shippers will clear their goods
the House and send their Bills of Lading TO the
office this dav Mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuance Of Section Art
IN Chapter6 Part OF the Revised Statutes, ths
cedors ofTHOMAS BROWN of Dublin Ireland painter decesoed
MICHAEL BERRY deceased the City Of EewYok carpenter,
CHRISTIAN DoLGRAm deceased tbs City OF New York ao
their with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
his Office street. the City sewYo beors the
2lBt day OF March next-New York. 25th Sept, 1870.
sg9 lawswS JAMES 8. TEAYER Pubic Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

&tUPKEmE CoURT-City aud County of New fok.CHAhLE5
SSf. YOUNG JEREMIAH b. TAYLOR and JAMES w HEN.
LEY against GEORGE PAYNE.-To the defendant GEORGE
PAYNE ssmmonod 10 tho conPlirf
in thie action which office of the Cer OF tho City
and County NewYok, the s5h day Of October 1852 and
serve cory Of your office, III the city OF New
York within twenty days the aereo exclusive OF Tho
day ,egve fail TO thccompan a atos
sad for tho oil TWEEN
t.hye hundred Of this actou Dated New
yoS es,S 0rtober lssa A. C MORRIS,
80 isw6ws Plaintiffs Attorney, 40 Beskman st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

IN PURSUANCE order OF the Surrogate o the County of
Knew York hereby 10 all persons having claims
against HUGH FINN OF the City of New York deceased 10
with vouchers thereof the subscIb az her
SsNdence Center the Cy OF Newfork, or be
fore day Of Maypated New York l2h of October,
1850. ul6 lawonSN1 CAIHhRlSE FINN Admbstratr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

IN PpsuANCE an order surroats the County Of
YSIh eo:ee hereby gwen to all persons having claims gA
JOSEPH q. CARPENTER -Four merchant late Of the City OF Nsw
Yet vouchers hareofo the subso
tho oec of Thomas f. Allen No 1Ss Washington
Of Esw York before the sixteenth day OF
Da.ae New York, the eleventh day q! 1uly, 1880.
THOMAS 4. ALLEN Administrator,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

IN PURSUANCE Of oil the Surrogate OF tho County OF
New York, notice hereby given &c all having claims
against JOSHUA CULVER J late ef the City Of Nav YORK de-
with vouchers thereoto the subscriber NJ
Bis Office No the City OF NcwYork before
Soc eighteenth day Of April neItDated New York the eleventh
day Of October 1880 olG lRw6m*sl R PAINE, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

I'm PURSUANCE ohs Surrogate tho County New
EYoIA notice hereby gwen all persons having claims against
WILLIAM KEVAN ie of the city Of Nav YORK decesSed 80
thereof the subscriber, al his
No Broadway the of New York before tho
day January netGDstsd New York tbs S6h day OF July
1870 IiyG7 law6mtsl WILLIAM KEVAN. Execution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

For freight and passage apply to = ,...,.--.,.
French German and other foreign goods received ana
brought in common with British goods:
TToughbs of fading are given in Havre or New s
above steamers from Liverpool WI be very materially
rpdncpd " VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

voTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN according law, an persons
~ having claims against HRSTIAN MAfR late of the City of
that they required TO sIhb the Same, with
chs either of the at Their places Of
u5ne the City Of sewYork Aforesaid on or before the ls DE
sbe neI, and all persons indebted the deceased will please
pay either of u by the time Persons ~
paintings other articles att rte belonging 70 the
Deceased requested TO return the same Without osyne~
York, November II, 1850 1900, ,.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER tho Surrogate Of tbs cou,,
Of York notice hereby TO Ill persons having claim
essi0st CHARLES RICHARDS late Of tie CITY Hsw.Ycrk do
ths with thereof 70 th hhn,
the ones Of Thomas Wells ESQ No u wanst tho cxy Of
Sew fors, tho fourteenth day OF June. 1870.
jslS lAw6as~ JOHN BLASCEER Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

EORLIVERPOOL-Packet Ship of the
u 26th November.-The splendid Packet Ship GAR
RICK Capt r. ADAMS, will sal above her regular day
For freight or passage apply board pier No ii East
River or TO SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co. IS Sonth-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

IOA..,, lfh'' ~
Averaging seventeen and third per day For the
quarter ending June 30h the average was twenty-five aua
Iali men per day. Decrease, eight men per day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

I'm PURSUANCE Surrogate County
Yen uoes hsrsby gwen to Al having claims ssAn,
SEOMAS PATCHED ats Of the City New York deceased
the with vouchers thereof the subscribers
TEer the Cry OF Nav York, before eighth aay Of
January aaIt-Dstaa ksw.York the nth day July 1854
JANE PATCHED, Administrative,
10 lAw6TsT JOHN c. REhSES, Asuinistrstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
Tv7HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL

Forfraiehf or Pa5sags T17IT SH1p1gy a CO.
90 1il.s e r. ROBERTS co. 10 King Arms ara,
f5ddn' Or l. DRAPER Jr boulevard m0nnar9'
fE r ers of these shps will not be accountable for
cod siIyer bullion, specie jerelry precious stones OF
nJegp bills of lEding signed therefor, and Los
r w thereof therein expressed
Aer the lot OF April next the rate ofTcght BY the sooye
ssean5ere vail be materially reduced. SO q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
REPORT

Mnde by the Captans OF the several Patrol Districts to
the Chief Police of persons apprehended for Felones
Misdemennors and other oienses from the first day of
July to tho thirlieth day Of September, 1850 inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

TsPuRsUAscE OF ~ orasr OF sas sarroga:. Of Tia County
noacs hereby gvo9 ali hlyns csros
sssilHADpAuS NAKEHAM tats ofthe CITY OF Nsw.Tor
ss eeceased TO present the with veuchers srsof
Ess ss sSSba At BIS oes 30 - Bessuaas tia City
wv Oh or eatoEs the 6 day OF December usXtDasa New
Ags - us sli arsi Gay oAsy 1850, ABRAk WAKEMAS
" 'sNono Administ-rthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Friday, Nov 8.
rho orr;,,o] IF an agent 10 make arrangements
LUG "i'''" - -, c,,,;.1, N;,,l,4;,,>4oIa ho.
or the reception u 'no =" o0l'li cS11,s I'D
caused some movement among muscai loiAsi "au
4lo o,o+orr nortion of onr community have been
tHe aluaIeuA P0i''' " g.,
solictous to ascertain what will be the pat OF the
i ,.o,,4 Do,, poncbo Mor+i
Levlathnn OF the hsn'marheV, Ion L ahoi'o NAa''i
:, ro,.ons u,bo holds tbe taste of Havana. not in
y Aofrehs' " no 'io'u' t''' U"''0 r,.
a., ha,,o ,,o+ nc ,,e+ bronobt forth food
ana nucn @'o nave ilo' 80
Io tnI ap,ne no nou,ers NAV be penetrated
ping eS S5o after the arrival Of todays mail
while we shall remain in bissiul ignorance.
Webod Yesterday an arrival Courier No. A.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-16

NOTICE.-Thc Steamship ATLANTIC
from LIVERPOOL, lie discharging under order at the
Dock foot Of CuDast Consignccs will please attend 10
the receipt of their goods immediately, MIS-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-21

separate political organization Should this succeed.
leave the consequences OF TO the thoughts and imagna
tions Of the committee Failing that. separates State
measures Of reiaatory kind may be anticipated. And
State. be endured To what may il not lead The
third and perhaps the most TO be regretted OF ALL would
be. that exhausted by their struggles in the effort to
agree upon plan Of efecua defence, the suffering
be then found longer disguised. but triumphant and
mocking persecuiors-shorn OF equality. wounded in
honor, in pride humbed in affections alienated. and
thenceorh but looking anxously forward 70 final over
throw or foTuitous escape. And did suppose there
citizen in the republic worse than all the rest
who could contemplate with composure indifference
the prospect OF either OF these melancholy pages in
political history. know not whether he should he
viewed most with abhonence or pity. The young Greek
who held his life at The bidding Of his country found the
ton. Shall we, with such momen0us issues oil good
evil suspended councils. fail of terms OF adjust
ment easy, accessible. commended 10 by the
most sacred considerations OF duty 10 the country and TO
ourselves rs are those al our command S@
And now, finally the character Of the times gives
consequence the eyes OF my beloved State, 10 the
line Of the conduct0 the humbest of her
In contingencies OF public affairs view, must beg
leave OF the committee to say that have venured to pre-
sent mode OF quetng the public dscontents with the
sincerest desire that IT. some equivalent OF it may
prove acceptable 10 majority OF the committee and
the nation Should all Efforts however, fail TO the
brand OF nteriory Of privilege and rank,
threatening the South, by her total exclusion from
cept onerous condition having no application TO
other sections OF the confederacy shall return from this
place. unite with others of her council de-
wise method Of escape from evils present and pros
will then have become intoerable Whatever measures
may be adopted la that bitter emergency, with view TO
the sacred delences Of security and honor, will doubtless
be right