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FiAcrs OF NkrvITy.-unitcd States ll9 ireland. n;
England, .; sstNand, b Germany To- Franco. q Spain l.
Italy British Possessions in n America l. West Indies
]; Africa, 7; Norway ..
Prom IL spial Bellevue. Is: Peniteptsry, Biackwes
Island uua-io Asylum. 2; Wards Island Is; Randes
Island City Hos pital g. Aims House. Blackwes Island
81 Cclored Home g. Colored Persons. Is.
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
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Moisu, No. Greenwich street at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
Tuesday, 81 st inst.
At Port Richmond Staten Island. on Sunday 10Th

hist. ciArtr r scorv. IA the Gle. wear Of his nSs
lis iends and tbose Of the siiiy
iovited to attend his funeral Monday afternoon,
at O'Clock, from the house OF his father Capt
Jacob Van Pelt At Port Richmond.
On Friday the 18th inst JoHN YArEs, of rheuma ism
aged 40 years.
On Wedne sday, 18th inst. at the residence of her
SON. 10 Prospect street Brooklyn, Mrs. MARr OspEN
in the 10th year Of her age widow Of the late William
b. Ogden
On the 2cth day Of April lsst in the city of Ham
burg, Germany DR. WILLIAM LEo WoLr, aged II years,
for many years resident of this city deeply lamented
by hismiy and regretted by large circle Of friends
and acquaintnnces.
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M EDrCAI..

y r. L. T.-T1fIs FAITHFUL DECLARATION fs AS
sacred amongst the o. %. o., 90 srm 20 my brother
hasOns 10 Ia upon the 20 tell fl0r Chris
tsn nj the communion table. III s 90" What could
ec to violate the sanctty Of truth Ia three Of it,
cred plcf Would any common -efse risk his re-
ruiaon With all good by utierns fai.choods under
such holy tics. This, then. it isl hcrety arm, by
Brotherhood 81 Christ,nty Asseery and Odd Fellowship
every instance where my Nervous Andote has been
used 10 has teen succefu In curing efc'uay all Nervous
DEBILITY, Neursls pain fPcr-y Tie Dolsurcux spasms
Cou Nsrvcus Headache. and every Nervous malay yer-
60 trsmr Spasms Cons usionsthat u the specific
~ Tor all Srssnodic. Nervous diseases Nervine %
the nott wcnderfu and powerful eject and nothnx
OF lees. That In u should prove failure the
money vil be returned. 81 = bottles 81 a dozen.
TALBOT WATTS. l01 NaFsau A
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NkQ0 REwARp.-JEyTRIks ANTIpoTE. A sgd.

RVVV ehct MIXTURE for the % Gonorrhrs, Gleet
Strittures and similar dsorders IL make speedy cure
Shou, the least restriction Of Diet drink, ekrc-ure or
ehsrge IN sTrcror 10 business The challenges
single case Which the MIXTURE will not under the for
fure of Eve hundred dollars Turtherths disease cannot
" contracted dose Of the mixture taken wien exposed
u s put ut In bottles with full drrcons Al 81 ens bottle
lasts weekmany cured In days ror sale by c. H.
RING. 1t2 E&vsri
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EyLRv MOTHERS BOOK. OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
Il ere this book csrefuy read ~ married person
its advice flovsd the fears of poverty and the pros
poets of large family cf children would Ne cbvsted For
sale At No. street A-c the Fensie Portuguese Piiis
1etters 10 hon is2 vili he answered.
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Tur GNrui> Ct,fs. The following is q statement
of the amount Of the interest aud how aud whom
wss paid.
Interest on So 5ls " for .sy,srs month,
ana u Gays. 80 .~lNl.3Sl ~
Less fee cf joseph Brian. 1900 20
slSs352 s.
Iess under contract With q. W. Crawford. sai76 ~
sgi lT6 a.
Icsa commissions of Dr Gaphin. ss erecu-
tor of George Gaiphin. st s.......... aios 81
ssefGr 6s
onc-tbird cue Ann Milledre eSecutrix un-
der award. .......... Sssl1 ~
rslsnce 20 the heirs ~ r. Gslrhin. 500 6lS ~
Oi Mrs Nillodg-'s portion. ssexecutris. paid
90 her son aud agent lin CASH. ........ fye 90
In Treasury Dian tNo. o92s). .......... 2p5I2 50
s29ss2 -
ofnr. Galphin 80 Executor Sc.,
IN fesns -. ....s. ss. - i.V.' w
In Treasury pTait GF2b. eS,3SS W
sCs3ss 20
ws,hiugisn CITY March . 1sso.
signed. W CRAWFORD, Agent, Ne.
Approved. signed
MILLEDax eALrHIS,
Tx. of Geo. osphin, deceased
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Weekly Report or Death,

In the City and County of New York. from the th the
18th day Of May, lS6V
Mer, CT; Women, to- Boys, To; uifis. 57-Total 25.
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XEIsIAR.s RALsAN OF WILD cuEnRY-wr HAVE

WIsIARs BALsAN OF WILD cnERRY-wE HAVE
w not unfrequently cs1cd attention th. article
columns of PAPER snd have dsns with the fu
ncenee that GOOD sud deserving the
of tie rsbc. We have had chance witness fss
upon tohe q friends which, In addition the his
emivms passed ID by brethren Of the
Paid rur tu, IN honest candid s,ssemcnts from having de-
rived enent themselves. make DESTROYS of advising all
to who have occasion g resort 20 sremcdy for pulmonary
sfcctions TO avail themselves Of H. We mnch
fdence Mr. fovis the general believe he would
thrust this other medicine upon the community
less he had full faith IN ice cont tion q which,
the Trcrretor oers of Testimony from the
questionable sources Neither would hs undersocd
saying that this will always consumption after u s
SEATED although 10 seldom Fails 20 relieve The eases
but st this season of the year sncst sveytey liable
cold witch. N regiected will lead fatal results
this medicine doubt be
-lNew Ergiand Wsshnetonisn. Boston.
Ifrom the Batavia IN. W Spirit % the Times
This Of the few pstert medicines Of the dsy
Which recommend with confidence TO all who az
ncted With couehs cold ccnsumptop vho pre-
Disposed 20 the latter complaint \. has been with con-
siderable sdvsntar- by families IN and In fev
stubborn cases has produced highly beneficial eaccts
None genuine uniess sirnct BUTTS.
For sale W A. n H. sands Too Fulton street. ALEC An.
hst.r .nd Twins House Drag Stores Brosdwsy; ua.-
iand kesse tos Walden lsnei ~ william Burgers,
cut the United States aud Canada.
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nosToR YOURSELF rRIyArKLY-roR . cnNrs--

VIufTOK yuCRSELI FkfvATELY-FOR 5 CENf4--
- ~ means cf TIE rockcs ~oslsrss or Every Bss
osn shysieisn. Tverty-fnurth edtor huudrsl
enFavnfs showing Private Diseases snd haornasess cf
s 0en.rSiiss System. In shape fern. ~ william
loVrE H. D. Graduate OF "a university of psunsyfvsna
1he vsrous forms 81 seerss pseaos semn Ds
% the rrcst>te cnr5 Iarotrsy Solitary katie q
fcuh, faithfully described al the recipes ip
plain language The chapter SELF Abuse and seniasl
Weakness 10 worthy of rsrcplar ast shou
read Ny every one Young WI? have been u.fortensts
IN eontractns disease rrcy~ut raors ycurslves n1
he care Of Doctor matter what bis prssssssa nag
BE- se, ecry w this truly vsefc work strangers vstinG
the city particularly thoFc ,atirg unrisgs, dsnt
think of RETURNING home without Of s Pocket As
lsrv Sea earainf and should rossso
Dr. youns Trsstise Marriage the fscfe, Asccispsss s
ssssy o.s rnynssa sny rs-s.n ssrans s.ssy w.
keoh ty nall ccriss win be Ter oss Scss Az
Ycrk
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DR waRREN, on No. MOTT STREET NAY M
- ccntdentslly Consulted Private Diseases ffree Of
eharrc ha.nr had three hospital and fifteen wears
private rrsctiee. Dr. W. guarantees cure no charge
without Mercury hindrance usness Sc. his drloa
IN his cnhoe, oren from A. ~. 20 10 pm.
No. PICK sIfP-DR- CARPENTER CONTINUES
" he ecrtuled as usual st his old established once
Ne feck Slip IN sl those complicated neglected ds
esses which have bsed the skin of those or
lees experienced in such The Perh sp
DIR. CARrENTER
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nR. BELL CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED Al HM
~ Office, kt< Spruce strc5t, NfE street, al
diseases nature and which be the
mercural ys,c1n Tie method of srresrg hs
n DAYS.
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Dh n0RRIsoN rs coNripENrIALLr coNsgLrns
~ on All terns OF private dsesscs II thru
ersk'es him Perfectly withons wrr~1rv
sest cssss removet IN fev dsys strietrrrs ana seui
Lsa1on Diploma. in As snee, ss,, fsises street.
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DR COOPER u puAyE sTRIrr WISHES THE

TVN. 'VVIfHt IF UIANE EIHELIs WIrUES THE
~ victims q disease tV the following ktsrsUr.
Cccrcr-SrIast Jelly contracted disease. aud srplee
90 Doctor, Who rroused euro in week. ( coa-
tin ed With hin two renth1 aud gradually getting
worse tried vsrsi sdvertssins doctors hu; 70 eject
concluded the hospital vhsrc the doctors tert
under q mercury Tor six Ny throa. Ani
uicers'ed rsns IN my joints and BODY covered
With ulcers vas complete skeleton. The doctors
sdered ssrserous 20 ve ne any more madeleine ssa 81
sivca several friends plnct ,sef under your care
th- ist q January last The re-ui told restorst
20 perfect health. Tfos. CREES. Brcxisyer. Harlem
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GE00 REwARp-xyIRs AND co.'s sPEcIFic-r
EOOO fails In the cf all trasfy diiicuttts
Gravel. OF all the remedies discovered
plan this IL the most certain ~ skes speedy aud peg
meneut cure without the least restriction In the Diet drink
exposure change IN appes'n 9 business 1e progre-
tor confident oft virtrs and will warrant Msby
cured In eight hours Sold hy this druggists
rally RADWAYE Co. general agents, icz Fulton street.
vT'HE cERT1FT9ATTs or CURES IN ONE DAY By
locs spTlca0r from persons vo had been under the
Other rhvcans the private disessc With
cut beneht, h.sures ths Unfortunate. that Dr.
Esade street Broadway has sGra No case. how
ever old In 10 practice In Paris failed 20 be
ueuuy cured County patients mus enclose fee.
raid. FEMALE frrerularits rilis. 81
Nm. rAwcTTT rs COSFIDESrfAfLY CONSULTED
y A. hf gce ~ lrankfcrt s'rcst al Private Diseases
1ts et cbsnatc yield TO his mode u treatment which
re not-mftcurtl system. Recent diseases cured IN
f.w dsy Structures curd the approved rss TIE
victims % solitary isdulrsnces sl.s apply with
tsinty ~ cure.
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CENINAL wEAKNEss DEBILITY, &e.--Tu5 ONLY
~ true treatment ard cure, with and yanats iEfs
nation roliution Impotence he Ia
contained ia Or. RspLs frsetiea Private satise ed
tion S2 ragos Price ST. has Sf the aathor. Ss Green
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

nR. MURPHY HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO "a.
~ Recsrvet street. Chatham where he may be con-
suited diseases witch he With Unparalleled
without rsreury or inconvehience 10 his pa.ns Hours
: A
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nn. JOHNSON. No. ~ DUANE STREET, so WELL
trcyp In the treatment Of deiisate dissssche Bcc
tors kcn Ter sfi In these hacured hsvs
existed for yesrs is eenincnt. Cons.non> weskres
srv>d IN four aaya
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xA.is-wira ., .pnris, NV; a, noraiss. sEs a. sun,
do-fresh
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NEW YORK PRIVATE LYISG-IN INSTfrUTE-pR
~ Holmes for the past six examining physician for
the OF New fo-k having purohsssi eight ,ts
ground IN Wliamsburgh and having erected large and
commodops building for the above purpose ready 20
ccve ladies who wish the ADVANTAGES an on
Application 10 he made TO Ms Ascat No. IS Wsst
Broadway. near Thomas street.
have long believed such institution established
male suffering and to have moral influence society
VALENTINE MOTT, NIB.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE pxAcf,cAl


NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work. the and private Diseases
structures. and all kindred snectens of
illustrated BY tnamber Of beautifully csor-d plates
large life. by Homer D1stvick, NJ. d.
$50 pages % edition. Price SO tie Bost,s
Medic 81 and Surgical Journs" II may be said fearlsy
to he equal to Rieords Aetons work the fam
Of disesse and far superior TO anything Of the
lished IN this county, Author OF the work 4,
Emissions. lmpotoney &C., caused y innrspcr hahits-
Fourth Edition, u plates; price ST. For sale the pss-
the author, .Of broadway
HR. huRPHY HAS REMOVED HIS CirICE TO -.
~ hosovet street. Chatham where he may coa
suited on ali forms ot private ciseasts practice Of
teen years enables DR. NJ warrant speedy ard perfect
cure, refund the meney. COsorrhds cured
days No mercury used. Hour. IA. NJ. to 81 Pm.
DR. RALPE AUTHOR or fIfE "rRAcTIcAL pgI-
sF yats Tresiie- as-cfios hesrs 70 u A. ~ y
H., iSundey eyssptealso SO Green Nieh stree. Ths
who apply IA tbs earlier s.,Ec OF CERTAIN dseas, sie
surrrised tt he esst ard raiSiy OF the Ia .cs.
from its tftt incipelt its
t-essng stsSes; sfo. IN sczna, diseases &c (rc osee=
mon advantages, END verr excessive pre2acel ne
Insure such certain f,fs end radical tie
ample reasen for sats, - obts1sa Tea sthsr in
America.
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Arrives-Bsrfs rrvcy. tBrl Is,ten, L-nacnisrry q
rsvsn Corn. Nee.irs hss whlpre keilersn, Mobile
Potomac. snf'h 10. kAndvm, Burdck. Havana
Cieafed-ship turupe Acpoveli. LiverpooL tsrts Pair
mount whitney Bsr6fdoes; Essbcth j. Gala
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

Mr.. SEWARD moved sn amendment provi-
ding for the abolition OF slavery forthwith in this
Districts and for the payment out Of sum OF $500,
GOO, TO the owners OF slaves for damages in their
liberation; and for an election within six months
in this District, TO determine whether the law shall
or shall not go into effect. ..s.rgs..' =. = ..
Mr.. MANGUM and Mr.. DAWSON denounced
this amendment and the motives from which i,
must have eliminated.
MIR. DAYTON and Mr.. BALDWIN believed the
amendment inexpedent at this time. 1t was too
hasty and too immature.
Mr.. PRATT and Mr.. ATCIiINSON deputed
the extreme hazards of the experiment, if made
Of abolishing slavery in this District.
Mr.. CHASE was in favor of the abolition OF
slavery in this District and said they who though,
that this save-trade bill was the last step in this
ter, were mistaken. The friends of freedom
would not stop here. He maintained that the act
Of abolition would inhict no danger upon the
Union.
This very animated and somewhat excited dis
cussion, was further continued by Messrs. But
LER, FooTE, WINTHROP, and BADGER.
On motion of MIR. RUSK, the Senate adjourned
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The question was taken, and the House affirm
ed the decision Of the Speaker. 49,. .,... 90,
Mr.. ROBINSON, of Ia, stated that in the case
OF his own State and others which had been ad-
mitted into the Union the election of her first rep
resentatives in Congress, had been held under the
ordinance Of the convention which formed their
Constitutions, instead of law passed by thy leg
islatures. He hoped therefore that these gentle
men would be sworn in to-day.
Mr.. TOOMBS, of Ca, argued that the cases
cited by the gentleman from Indiana did not
amount to presidents, because, the question not
having been raised in these instances, there cleo
tons were not contested. As no one had objected
at the time their credentials were presented, they
had been received through negligence,--no one
having an eye to the constitutional requisitions.-
He had at first been disposed to admit these gen
temen upon the prima faeic certificate of the gov
ernoI, but upon reflection, he concluded it would
be prudent not to do II was true that the SEN
ators had been admitted in the Senate, but they
were elected by the Legislature Of California, and
that was now all right since had sanctioned her
irregularities to some extent and made her State.
The previous questioned was moved, but be-
fore II was put,
The House adjourned.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
BY and ,oih the advice and consent of the Senate.
DANIEL ID. BARNARD, of New York, to be En-
voy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary
to Prussia.
WILLIAM STRONG, of Ohio, to be an associate
justice of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, for the Territory of Oregon.
| JOHN ). GALLAHER, Of Virginia, to be Sd Au-
ditor Of the Treasury.
WILLIAM IRWIN, OF Pennsy lvania, Marshal Of
| the United States for the western district of
| Pennsylvania, vice Alexander Irwin, removed.
THOMAS EwBANK, Commissioner of Patents.
CoNsULs.
WILLIAM CARROLL SANDERS, of Alabama, for
the city of Rome, in place Of Nicholas Brown,
recalled
LORENZO DRAPER, of New York, for the port
Of Havre de Grace, in France, vice William }.
| Staples, recalled
EDWARD KENT, of Maine, for the port of
Rio de Janciro, in Brazil, vice Gorham Parks,
recalled.
WILLIAM r. GLOVER, Of Monterey for tho
city of Monterey, in Mexico.
WILLIAM r. HAYES, of Connecticut, for the
island of BarbadOes vice Noble Towner, re-
called.
RALPH KING, of Louisiana for the port of
| DTclleil, FPc w IN. II. AODlnSOn, rccdileu.
| JOHN l.. HODGE, of Pennsylvania, for the port
of Marseilles, in France, vice Daniel c. CroXall,
recalled.
FAYETTE NJ. RlNGGoLD, of the District Co.
lumbia, for the port of africa, in Peru.
BENZ II. NORTON, of Massachusetts, for the port
of Pctou, in Nova Scotia, vice Luther Bracket,
recalled.
ALBERT LANCE, Of Indiana, for the port Of
Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, vice CHARLES
Nichols, recalled
JOSEPH MosIER, of New York, for Ancona in
italy, vice James T. Freeman, recalled.
ALEX. II. CLEMENTS, ofthe District of Column
bia, for the port of Mcssna, in Sicily, vice II. w.
Behn, recalled.
NATHAN BURcHARD, of New York, for Basic,
in Switzerland, vice George II. Gounde re-
called
ZABDIEL w. Potter, of Maryland, for the
port Of Valparaiso, in Chill, vice William &.
Moorehcad, recalled.
JAMES f. WApDELL, of North Carolina, for
the port of Mntamoras, in Mexico, vice Thomas
w. Slemons, recalled
J. b. WILBoR, senior, of New York, for tho
port of Nice, in Sardinia vice Victor A. Sasserno,
removed.
LEWIS BAKER, of New York, for the port OF!
Laguavra, in Venezuela, vice John p Adams,
recalled.
Thomas NJ RODNEY, of Delaware, for the port
of Mat;nzas in the island of Cuba, vice Simeon
NJ. Johnson, resigned.
RgyNoLD FRENcKALL, for Helsingfors, in Rus
sin.
Henry STucKLE, for Algiers.
JonN NJ. FEssENpEN, at Dresden, in Saxonv.
PABLO AUGUERA, for the port Of Barcelona
in Spain.
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KlpNArrING.-Thc endorsement of Mason 3
kidnapping bill by the Daniel Websters, and
Moses Stuarts Of the North, has given fresh
impetus to the business Of man-stealing- The
Springfield Republican says, that ga diabocal
attempt to kidnap colored woman, in New York
and carry her South into slavery, was made last
week, but fortunately proved aborive. She was
arrested on sham warrant for stealing, and taken
down to near a vessel evidently all ready to sal,
when she became alarmed and refused to 60
further. Stratagem being gone, force was attempted
by her captors, but this awakened such cries from
her AS drew the attention of others, and they
Obliged to flee to save themselves from arrest
The negress was born in Massachusetts - This
was ''dlabolical," indeed, but no more "diabo-
cal" than every other attempt to take black
person into slavery, even though the diabolism
may he approved by Webster as 'constitu-
tonal obligation," and Stuart as "religious
duty. "-Lo,ceH .fmerit m.
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The N. Y. Tribune, the odor of whose Abo-
ition sanctity none can doubt, thus notices the
passage Of the Texas Boundary Bill in the
House:
"Far be it from us to censurc any for their
votes on this bill. If those who love Free-soil
believed that rejecting this bill would imperill
New Mexico, light the torch Of civil war, and
ultimately force settlement even more unfa-
vorable to freedom, then they acted according to
their light in voting for its passage"
We take the following from the Republic Of
yesterday;
in the editorial department Of the Republic in
Nav last no longer existing, the undersigned
checrfully surrenders to JOHN Q. SARGENT, ESQ.,,
one of its able founders, the future control Of
its columns.
ALLEN A, HALL"
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The Mobile Tribune, speaking of the efforts
that have been made and are still making by parti-
Fans nsrepresent the state Of public opinion in
the South in regard to the Compromise measures
now before Congress, says II has been said here
with equal positiveness, that the Compromise bill
was popular in Alabama, even in South Alabama
A greater deluson (Which was started and kept ar
by few INSCRIPTIONS partizans) never existed
Some twenty or thirty county meetings have been
held in the State in opposition to the bill, and moi
a solitary one in its favor. If this is not con
elusive sign, we do know where sign can be
found. What OF popularity the measure had was
entirely confined to the towns Out Of them
hardly one man in ten Of either party opposed IT
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11

ANOTHER Mass MuErrvc.-The studied efforts
in certain quarters (says the Georgia Federal
Unon,) to underrate the numbers assembled at
the late meeting in Macon have aroused the friends
of the South, in the upper part Of the State, and
they are determined to have mass meeting IN
earnest. Kingston is the place, and the 18th day
of September is the1ime designated for the convo-
cation Our friends in Cherokee are alive to the
importance Of the crisis and we doubt not that
their meeting will be as overwhelming in numbers
as its enthusiasm.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11
THE STEAMERt@-M ASSACHUSET AND
MAINE ELECTIONS.

MAINE ELECTIONS.
Correspondence ofthe Bait. Patriot-By telegraph.
BosToN, Sept ia. NJ.
No tidings yet Of the steamer Asia, now alb ,ut
due at Halifax.
The election in the Second Congressional Dis
trict resulted in no choice. Mr.. Upham is in
minority of 33l votes.
There are some returns from Maine, but 80
incomplete as not to give IN indication of the re-
suit. Appleton, Democrat, is said to be elected
in the Second District. . o..
The returns generally indicate the election Of
Mr.. Hubbard, Democrat, as Governor.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11

Hos. A. ii. STErUENs.--lt was stated sons
days since, in several papers, that this gentleman
was dangerously i'll ut his home in Georgia, of
bone fever" We learn with pleasure that he
has so far recovered his health as to be able to
address several large meetings, during the past
few weeks, and has been, during his southern
tour, everywhere received with great enthusiasm.
lie was expected to arrive here last evening.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11

The Northern Aboltionists have pledged them
selves to raise $4,000 for the liberation" of
CnArlAIN-this sum TO be expended if neces-
sary in his defence upon the indictments that
will be found against him in this District for
abduction, and other indictments in Maryland
for assault with atteupt to kill, &c, if the
Grand Jury there should find bills against him.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11

CRANcHs REroHrs-Judgc Chranch is about
publishing his reports Of the cases tried in the
District Court of which he is Chief Justice
They will be very acceptable to the profession.
Judge Cranch was Reporter Of the u. 5. ST.
prcme Court half II century ago.
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x -.-.. ------
LOCAL INTELLIGE CE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE U. S-This Court
will meet on the first Monday in December, and
it is expected, witt! full Bench in attendance.
There are many very important cases on the
trial docket, in which eminent counsel are ell
Gagged, and in some cases with heavy contingent
fees
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11

The Ht"higencer day or two since closed an
article or the temper Of the House of Represer-
tativcs on Saturday thus An rejoicea that it
(thc struggle on the Territorial Bills) was over,
and as we have already stated large majority
reioircd at the particular result. 1t was indeed
refreshing to see and feel that breeze, we had
almost said gale of old fashioned American
feeling pcrvaded the House On reading this
Il gentleman wrote the following:
EPfGRAM.
IT'S strange that such living fact,
So papable and so compact,
Should have escaped your knowing,
Why, at the moment that was penned,
Concerning what you thus commend,
GALES was surely blowing"
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-09-11
CONG AL.
IN SENATE.

TUESDAY, September 10, 1850.
Message from the House, reporting the passage
by that body, OF bill to supply certain defcien-
cies in the annual appropriations. S..