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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

h, department. ard Ire and d1Ses fhe clerks
and BE- NJ H. sad thai nus, be manifest TIA he sppro
prision was necssssry- He had 20 tea Of sore.ilng
81 70 each sn,a ssh srd ct he lzrze ores az .hro1sh
Re had icsa q ruKxng the tAsf resteth tie
&c rnoo-s Nos OF ne Clerks bad 81 lae e.
asi foT Twelve osths pas; an shs hey rot Be said
Mr. BsYLY ssia hat re sci creating The department
Ea-e oue seereary t~o euresn e1cers ard tEc chief
clerks - far f-oa conr pls-rs Increase q clerks
the ths tie st Tot believe thEi un1er
ne pea Of necessity high oeer should violate he sw.
Let E obey The av. and DO u beat he can- Congress
czr0; Be appealed - for rees These ezra clerks shi
not TO have been oroaEh uio he service Hssympalhssd
IN What hsd beeu said abou; tie nonPsvu--i Of cess
but n he language OF he poet
"u.vy. tssurs s-ss,, ca szirsasv- u, ss-
A, .asacs IA; gooe vt.ea sewers
Better trsnser authority the bead CT th@ depart
usn a. once Il u had precedent sna Re hoped TIE
House. woud set her Aces sgarss employing oSeers IN
M CoSRAD, WIZ Of Loul,.Ars. remarked hat Mr.
BsYLYs A7gucen; showed hat lie clerk. hAi discharged
ther Guy, and 10 show thai he bad sympathy for them he
soro,soe genlemta eaoiet poetry. sui why noi pay
NJ BAYly repeated nat lsst y4sr when he si creating
the Der srre1 ss before the House hey were tod ihs,
Wc- q give greater serrv O. hrsaess ara w0ul rc,
i1cresse he rlrlher ~ Oscars
Hr McL.NE Loco OF Nd regarded he proposition te-
11r- 'hc- sanction q A. esa al q Mr. SecTesry
ErnE. who hsc rendered The Department % Gus Ard Dis
reputable The gentleman from OHIO Blr yiuon std
.hst re >ecretary las violated aw.
NJ NINTov-i cd not 7 sid ihsi he Secretary had
rgt. % appoint clerks under The isw.
Mr. hcL4Nr sa5 that ihe appointments Of Mr. Ewing
we're cirrci infrsrtcn OF The aw
Mr.. SwrFrsEs Loco Of Ohio Inquired Wheeler here
not controversy tefween Nessrs Evt1g and Mere
fi-ri II -. uhut he -rsuiti
M NiNTCN sew n't.-g ~ s~v conflict controversy
Mr. Ewiug reQres ed Sir Meredith transfer severNl
clerks a.d Mr Meredith SAT- had trSnsfsr.
NJ SSrETssR opposed he appropriation
M SCIENCE Wing ~ Ono. defended Mr Ewing from
the charge ousurpsuou and showed hat the former admin
srsOn bad eors thai which Mr. Ewing had. Nr Secretary
Wsker employed c.ess Ia -. md Wig CouE ress paid
hem Thai va. WhfE house. ard Whss helped the
Democrats czrry tn Admin NoU here 10 sn
accidental majority OF he opposition aTaying themselves
sgains' his Aimiustoa and 'irg TO hanFe and Grip
pie by refusing ne necessary sppropfaeon ne ceIss
not necessary useful don't axe them. II proper 10
employ them. do 30.
Nr 6REES Locol OF Mo replied Mr.. Scheack. main
NJ that there such ccroase % business ~ ls
ei The employment q he clerks IL WAS contrary % the
law he d wish - euozrr4ss the Acninuisirai'rr.
hat he wsnisi get ri Of ne Department u he Inferior
De Conan sanctioned he o. tho Secretarv iicv
give permanent authority continue The clerks for
slI time l0 come
TIE Committee lsu rose and the House adjourned
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Drrn

sai .,--aS N.roA u. 0EoRoE e Fvass.A 4 49, ~,
pe WEE. ss~e Is
Fu1srai this day NtA " hou Percy pi.cs Ts,rt,
'sh . between >fA a. seventh fse rsuAas ~ -
o Ore-usooi Crmstry er -tsrrest
rae-tsy Nsch -. JOHN MHirAkkR ste q CsNtsrss
age a yesrs. ncsths sr4 NJ tss&
IT, rsauvs AZ q socs q te % 40 he NhtsAal Ress35
Assocaion repeatedly 80 g sfs - Nssrs
Gr-sr~As - w-d-s-esy TO tVl At ss tlest A.
her nvistoa
O- re e 81 NsrcA a. FDNIN ". o. neAs, 49,
Hs--sh fesRe o. ia S 49, yesfs nosths ass = isys
ffr - fir sf'-af - f-reftl ~tho4t
asf lsros ion h-r asoCe - ilison,l - ssy sts
stf T. u
D-,rr-l O. T.shsr Fr.r O., hrua. ncc 81 les AiFRT0
NtSLsN 81 - C-y n - s,;A 81 - 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
Congress Yesterday.

In the Senate the Slavery debate was continued
By Messrs. BApeXE Of North Carolina, and HALE Of
New. Hampshire.
rn the House, Mr. BOWLS Of Mo. made violent
attack Oh Whitneys project for Railroad to the
Pacific. The bin to supply deficiencies OF ePP'o-
pria.ions for the present year was considered II
Committee OF the Whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

BALTINcRr. Tusscay March ia-gP N.
Both mails came through this evening. The
cans rapafs contain adv,cfs r0in Tex
lle 8h ut Ite eecLon ior Doela-es ~ The Ns-h
vi COrv-uuGr he'd here on tie An directed by
fac Legislature Luz not single vote cast In Caves
Civ and County Ia favor 0ffre Delegates O. Houston
here were bri votes cas-, IL favor.
c0gre hsd occurred A M0nic-sy. Texas between
Reuben Harrison, John Lester sn4 John Collins, g. OF
whom ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

Tn. ,ep,v of Mr. Controller HCST TO the can Of
~. Assembly. will be found in our columns thus
rocrnipe. 7. 10 clear, straightforward statement
is reply to the Assembly Resolutions and VIII no
doub, engage the attention Of all who take On in
,.rest in the Financial welfare and prosperity Of
the State. Mr. Hunts suggestions in regard to
Assessments, arc well worth the consideration Of the
n -us.fatnya
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NJ NRIEn.

hssA lA I, Re- n. cochrss NJ JOHN HfcYsCN % n.
EMMA THOMAS. 5cfh n Us CT
o. Wecns~t sv--,s Msrsh ID b. Re. II Rs,eA..s cu..
D ihSE 20 vs. ofhALlk BHEsF. a. q a., Ci,y
Nsrch IA ~ Rev NJ MI WILLIAM RkFFR 4, caaR
torTE HUNTINGTON, sefA 81 W. RosSsla
o. >aths,h sTea-g Fst 81 ~ Rev ss-..i cosArs,
JAMES & MILLER 70 NJ AAkf ANN sPExDIOw Al =
fls C.fy.
HiCKsoN 81 Y - ENNA THOMAS a. y n. CO.
MA a y Re-. ~ s;reas, ROBERT caKLrlI ~ ".
EIStE CRfSSEI. q. Of tas Cir.
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LIVER CONPLAINTr


mo o0~iHz are only Few Of he rnaEy ssaseaes d
cures which may be sssn b. applying At lhs ohes
remarkable Gaze Of Mrs. Tucker, who was 70 fI ~
d1eed a. 70 Be given up BY Der physician shs hse no
!s1t cough, which rght and dry pain IN he br.ss
grsdu. debility which Inc eased hat sts coDfssd
70 her bed Her esru6eass Ia accompanied BY ons rem
her ninisser Her resistance 10 Is Yorka Jersey Guy
Richard c LsEnot leJ CssaLst Baltimore, had Tie Co
SUMPTION shout two jean. and attended By sop's q
lhe bssl pbyeans and e5 Of The beet Cough Med
ieEss and syrups hat recommended win at a.
ryng any benefit He eon.entsd 10 ny h syp, 20 -
last resort which restored him 10 perfect bsstb ssf h<s
Ing gwen up al hopes Of recovery.
The most remarkable cure Of Bronehisl COnsampnoa .
hal Of Mrs Desrr - R.esst Philadelphia whose kus
bsad died Of Consumption and she Ger suffering severely
Tor than two years. wa happily restored TO ssaiL
Hundreds have called her, and have been ssOsshed g.
her Of suffering and almost miraculous reeovery
urng he PahnonIe Syrup.
A volume could be filed win erfrkeals. similar 70 ne
shove, bat hey deemed sa1dent TO ssnsfy sny 0s'
who may have any doubts 70 he efficacy Of ne rpS
tic Syrup.
81 Pa sOTTLE-oE 9 BOTTLES sos %
[. " CLIcKESER 4 co. General Agsais' 81 ssEs-ss'
o.. Nev.York. .
BRANCH AGENCIES
BkooxLyS " Y.-Asrgsret Hays. l7S Fslton-st
wnLIAassrRsH. n ". ID. Ns~tA
SfwsrzsA. n. Y.-John 2. Van Soft
PousHxErraE, n Y-Aoses Dame
NExAsk ~ J-Conknn Seyll
PATEssos, ~ J.-DE c. Ingiis
BOuxDsEooK. n. J.-Df. A. sAillmAa
H1arsoso, coss.-c. L covsa %. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
Special Correspondence.

NEW-URfEtNsl sa.ur1tt, AIafrh 70
The steamship Falcon sailed from this port to
day f3r Cragres wlA SO passenger
The ss.es u CoTroS lr The week embrace 5000 osss
mostly European account Coed MoiIrF = quoted
lie AZ fair ia: TIE receipts l56 90 bales heh.nd tie
period last year p CTR during The week hss al
.anora scc Ter btl ard ordinary Wrs'ern csumandS
3 s. Rio Coffee Ia. dec ned 20 1915; The stock Of
CgTTcg On hand IA 80 eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
MARYLAND Affairs.

B,LriNozE, Tuesday, March i5.
The Treasurer Of tbs State authorizes the fund
Ing The 18Th Of MAY next sy per cent the back tn
ie-esi Of tie State debt
SeveEfy-oue students graduated A. ~ nversifv to-day
BY Eaehoa So Ind. . susar sod 81 81 2s95 a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANsEIcAS MVssVN- The arsctcc u the batemAns per-
iorsaces = too powerful 20 be eounlersed By The
wesher During ne most ine,smeai days and evenas Of
ne present week he lecture has ece1 literally
NED nl o. celSo'ei sctors Tbs atsraOcn and torigtt
ne BABY sisteTs appear Nag Tclck. Lsee. S6viock
forus, Gen boucasss snd many other pleasing ensssin
meus nAme- m the bills
" rss' Har-Tne history .. TIE Hat doe. ust naraish
any description Of an article Of head gear .aperor az
pearsncs, durability and eseeleeee TO the sprsnS ss y
hats offered for pnblc approval BY KNOX q Us Fels9a
Every Of Taste shcala eNsmine NSoNs assortment,
ES The great sale % belonging The coFpo.
ration OF the City OF New.Yors Will be continued by An
rlosY BLErcxES TINS pAY Al u oelock al tie Msr.
chants Exchange, under the direction OF he conn'sslca
ers Of tie Sinking Fund Lahognphe msps can Be obtain.
ed al the auction room srOsds the ConaO.s. o..
ice, Hall OF RecotdC u9ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
For Europe.

The next number Of The 7r1tss< 's 80 H' NC
e,,eulasioa viii be issued THE s'
g O'Clock 1t win contain al the 'a's'' "1 Tss
received up to the time Of going &c pres 100. s'
C-~.S~ Il. s,o,, this Port To-Day at IL O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

NEW-ORLEAAS March CA ship y Lioego New
York.
SAVANNAH, March l6-Ar sch Direngo, Philadelphia
rsuu Now Y orr
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AFTERNOON SESSION
BosroS, March u -ioAM

rTh~ Court re4s-erhea s. o'eock AsTiss " AraSs
iTAs witress prOeeeded 10 give Al account q = BAL
teUk psAce tneir trss search q The McticA College
they hooked DR. Neo@.ers door, and be An1 Stsfk
wesih~r t1ciug sduitance were Fulcx tovn slAlfs
tovxrd The e~lk wkrn Iarrfed sad Dr. WensisT DusS
ceriAny - aefe. ard sbo0k tte door; "a sbogI two
minutes Weosler cane kr4 opened he door nottrg
N particular Unusual n The appearance Of Dr. w he to0s
hue notice CT u.s. We ooked esrssssy around and went
CO..
Afsr his pursued The search Ess Cambndge; re-
rurred IN ne ssEoon AID win ecsrs Clxpp Rice md
Fser searched Ne Aed,cl Collage kxk.n trn ss2resd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

Aaer the presentation Of petitions number OF bills
reported fsvorsby and complete. Among the latter
toe bin TO consolidate the raj roads between Rochester ard
Buffalo The Controller made an important report which
wi be found In another column.
The following bi is were also passed To provide for
Sling vacancies Oft &c Of Justices Of The Peace To
incorporate he New or, Thistle Benevolent Association
To authorize any company chartered by the Connecticut
Legislature it 10 construct road into ths
stale To alter the maps Of Brooklyn.
Ire Select Committee of last Session made their report
Ia regard The financial ahsirs Of Union College, Mr.
PEVYN dissenting. The Pilot Bill was ordered 20 ahiro
reading The Assessment B wa made the spec Al order
Tor ihs NJ snd the Liquor TrsHc bill for Nold5y
r NJ. The reso luton requiring Inc Code Commissioner
10 during the ard report next Session we
amended require them ~ report soon pracca
Die Recess % .. = NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

~ Advertisements iorIho Newspapers " he Country,
TOR which v b. Palmer IL the accredited gent embfscnT
the most widely circulated journals VI ihs whole region
whence custom IL desired dairy received Al The Agen
cY lie IL authorized ~ mass contracts nBd bic reeeps
dciOus system, therefore, be adopted by those who
choose 10 avail themselves OF the opportunity which THE
Agency shords for choice selection Of the papers bees
adspted to tho respective pursuits Of advertisers.
To Seminaries, Colleges, and public institutions geaers
ly as wei ~ merchants manufacturers, 6c tho Azsuey
presents esdy safe and convenient Medium for ssverus
inc and subscntlry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

SECOND VOLUME o. CoHsrOcks RspoRrs.--Tbe Sub
scnbers have made arrangements, and intend
this volume shall BE- Issued from The press print revised
and enlarged edition with and reference. Stale
Reports and hs Reports Of other States Their arrange
mens being ell completed he delay will be very neins
compared with the value Of The additional ard refer
enees. Price 90, 10 exceed a. bound In calf
BANKS, GOULD a co. IA Nssssu-st N Y shd
GOULD, BANKS GOULD, I0a Safest Albsny
MI iyx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

There IS not 50 much dong In C0rToN, though
prices exhibit charge The ssics add up 400 bales
including Mddlags A. lCic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

WIGS, TvPtRs. And HAIscUrTiSG.-suangsrs and cid.
zens Invited to cal q. he factory u MEDHvusr
HEARD, q Msiden-lans, and examine tho srgos, eksap
eat and best assortment Of Wigs HAVING. and Tupess
Brads Of Long Hail. Front Bslds &c. Aso 10 &c, your
hair cut In The new Spring style for 1889 n Msdsrlsps
m m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
Y CONSUMPTION

Y LUNsL NFIION,
l. Is sduiusd BY everybody that scBESCks fvLAosie
sYzUS 10 The only remedy known ,hAt viii
POSITIVELY
CURE CONSUMPTION,
COUGHS
COLDS,
GROUP
HOPPING COrGh
CATARRH
DYSPEPSIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

iIOl FOR CALIFosSIA! Pho splendid steamer VISA
Sros 10 now reedy receive passengers, and vii sail
from her pier 6ea Broadway every evening st7l 0eock,
direct for San francisco. No detention the lsthmus-
JGs yourself In the land Of Oph with your poekei
fa Of rocks and you will think II tLs pretea picture IN
New.Yofk Passage only % cents mls 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

= GEo. GETr. Esq. the Wing candidate, has
been re setsd Mayor Of he city Of Rssding By 81 MAORI
". Thai wiz de very well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

NEWS, YOUTHS AND cHiLDREHs CLOTHING.
II s2oof0 worth Of clothing made 10 the best Hanns
sdapsd to either City County trsde prices that viii
defy all competition. BOU0HTONk KNAPP,
NIL 2w cod 50 Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

tT W. n DlssRow's Riding School, % Fourh-svenEs,
near Astof and open day sad evening Tor
ade. and gentlemen. The Reception and Dressing Rooms
and Riding Department well warmed and eyery sfter
ton devoted The comfort and gnnfcsfion Of stsdszs
Hours for Ladies from 3 An to3PM
Hour. fos Cent? from 3 70 and tosP.h
lrnM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
Nr,N.YnRK LEGIsLArrRE.

>ENAIE .AIBtNI, FrIlAy MtItu n
A age number Of bills were reported-smong ihem he
Laborers Wages TN ihe Marorsl lie b, ard number
proper b. reported complete The senate. In Com
70 tee Of the Whole rejected The General Savings Ba-s
hi offered slhsi,gte for special charier 10 H.
The subject was 10 ieii To Committee OF he Whole. The
general assessment bill was hes taken up and debated
~, h.,H~ Of d.nffrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20
spIs.NMpPR,

The bcdbugs come forth, LYoNs Powders to taste
And die Oh the instant, with wonderful hssseI
And he reaches the heas and the flies and mosseoes
Receive from the Powders their ssye'si yetoss
While the rats and mice die wiihou: making their VILE
Amer taking d0se Of those very nice pins
The pills and tho powders arr harmless ss wafer
To ell save tho nsscts and vernln they slaughter
Sold 40 Broadway, and by Mrs. Hayes us Fulion.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

HARTFORD
LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY

HARTFORD
LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $4,000
Jane. DrSoo william Hooker
William Eaton. A " Poneroy,
Chester Adams Henry Aersy
George JeWetL A futile
Charles Boswell. Elisha Colt
Henry Perkins, A. W Bulef,
William Msther 4. Z Burr
George II Oms,ed Newton Case
William y MAlsoa
JAMES DIXON, Pest WIN T HooAER, yicsPss.r
HENEN L. MILLER, Seey
PRe. desiring insurance requested 10 examine NE
rsdscsG rates aud Other pessllg adsdatls OF this Company
Office in New.York, 50 Wal-st Is Jsuocey.court) d >
DooSE. NJ d. Medical Evsniuer EDWARD HOOKER,
Agent In attendance daily rom u 10 oeoek mo s'eod
~ 600, FELLOWS HAlL-A uew era IN OLA Fellow
ship The Ladies all turning odd Fellows We shsll
have join tho order ourse,f TIE Lodges have
meneed giving Festivals Al the Hall, and doing what usy
should have done long sgo-sJmt the Ladies'. SIXTY be-
came converts TO hs order "Wednesday evening lie
Decatur Fesnya,~ ard II the lodges should al follow
suite IN short lme taere would cot be lady in he er
opposed 10 odd Fellowship. They show the ladies' even.
hing bat the Goat aud IN lieu Of hat the ladies'
Bal and supper 10 PssEiS. Co s new Rooms
Nsw N,riov,t so>G-Mcrus new song The PIG
Of Oar Uuion' music BY W. b. Bradbury Is ja.l
Published by Hat Son, 80 Broadway and NEwsllNt
Co ls9 Broadway The melody ls spirited aud EAes,lc
while the accompaniment is dieu COR aOy Of
young pianists
wAroaEs AND G5Lo Pxs-.-ws guarantee shat al 10
other place In Newly OK there he found hanisonss
cheaper Of gold and silver watches Than al
Y SAvAGE's W Fulton-s,. The Richeeu Ever Poinft
Gold Pens recogu zed by al good penmsn to be he b..
cheapest pen market sold exclusively shove
~ BsADYs National Collection OF Dsguerre0ypes, H>
aud "a Broadway, Of Fnton-st stranger. sni cs
ikeus are respectfully Invited and examine speed
msns
~ Mrs. FsAScGs ANN KENsLF viii read tho Play "
Anthony and Ceopets, at the smyvessa Institute Bfotd
way MLrch o. a o'clock Tekets 81, To bs bad At To-
Aston House tho Irving House, At Mr FIanciss and NJ
Growers bookstores and OF the Janor oflhe Institute
,nfQo
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Making

30
appicahie 10 lJe ordinary expresses q Government
Aer dec1ciing from hrs estimate Of ordinary mean.
Of te ysaf he Of So 80 hs approDT.rior.
maze By VA zst Legssrgre inclucnx Inc ortn.rv az
gropnscon tw sIAis fnsons basnes IL shown Of
sS4e4s q witch deemed sucent 10 nav sxren.s.
Ec pr0vae cr 10 ss appropriations Of 1873 and % de,rsv
Necessary sppropnacons for lie s1pDcri Of the West-ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

~ Mfs. FsAScEs ANN KENsLF viii read tho Play "
Anthony sud Cleopetrs at the suIyvessat Institute Bfoti
way, MLTch o. At a O'Clock T6kets 81 10 be bad At To-
As,or House. tho Irving House, At Mr Fanciss and NJ
Growers bookstores and OF the Janor oflhe institute
NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

~ Bs,DY's National Connection OF DSgueneoypss es
aud "a Broadway corner Of Fnon-st Stranger. snies
zen. respectfully Invited call and examine the .pec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-30
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN OHIO.

We regrc, that have msaid an important memorial,
nullerousy signed b. citizens OF Hamilton county, lin
which Cincinnati is sulcd Ohio which has been pre-
sentcd to the Constitutional Convention of that State pray
ing that in the Constitution provision may be made
"or the removal of all persons of negro Of part negro
blood from the State of Ohio Some very sound and
strong assigned for such sweeping movement
among Others reference is made the that the free
groes in Ohio amount 10000 and that if they 90 on
increasing present. they will be able control the poll
tica and social dcstnies Of the State Indeed in Cinci
a,i pulpit few weeks since, colorei preacher made the
mos, fnatica threats lhat all hazards the free blacks
would demand and contend Tor equal suffrage and other
equal rights with the white citizens These passing events
are beginning the fears of the people Of Ohio ana
instead Of continuing their whole Vaccinations 10 rob
the South Of its black property they partially turn
ing their attention to the protection of themselves against
the mschicfs of such colorcd population Not many
wears since several negroes, freed in Virginia. were
forciLy expelled from Oho-the boastfu philanthropy
of the aboitiouiss being confined empty words, ano
not extending 10 solid works of charity. Now We have
another decided demonstration against the colcrcd po-
pullon in Ohio. In spite of the gross Inconsistency
between their professions and their ac should rejoice C
gee them carry this constitutional We wouc
ask no better safeguard for fugitive slaves than 10 see
general enactment of this sort.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-30
FRIDAY, July 26, 1850.
CEN- AfrLs


~. Presiding officer was authorized to fill the vacancies
HIM.. OF Foreign Affairs, and he appointed Messrs
"'s' !, fhelps and Douglas
,... 'nuhcai!on received from the Navy depart
,Ais hat all the correspondence in relation 10 inc
N, ,'nd altar had already been communicated 10 the
n, I,'e ~ Inc Late President
p c"'nironIse bill vas then taken up.
h ID! suggested that il would be well to add proviso
we report OF the Commissioners be communicated to
'h' ist of January next, and to Congress by the
N ,l'n ndnent pending that offered yesterday by
.,i 'li the said State of Texas is hereby declared
M 90 al the rights she had in and to the territory east
H., mo ''ln!e, which she had which she may have
my nue. since the ratification of the treaty OF Qua
'',l;. ,,ul;. hidal.on
pa?ton spoke against it, He was opposed to retros-
ARD Iisatlon, the passage of the amendment ne con-
"'o.d be. What the object OF the amendment.
s,c Texas rights 10 be inferred from the order Is
Vc ~' hr Polks administration.
NJ. IusS, Seward and Houston spoke.
, h> of Texas have been assailed-and that The u.s.
N, ,,,efs nefs backed by the frce-soilers.
I5boi, nouga, Mr. Dayton inconsistent IN his present
% NJ having voted in favor of On amendment OF 81
nyle as!,on suggested that tho amendment should hx
,.,nc, y hNdaic which the boundary was to De as
thai III. Ne nd poin,edly to Mr. Rusk and contend
0, ,h la ndnS Spt merely armistice, putting
ea day Hjch would, by postponement, grow to
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

WAsHiSGToN July 2t--P NJ
The Integencer of this morning has an article the tone
of which is friendly the adoption OF the amendment OF Mr.
Bradbury the Compromise bill l! is regarded rs sooc
omen Itis thought Mr. B's amendment viii pass
Mr. Clay and the leading friends OF the bill are in baoyan
hopes to-day 1t il likely 10 lose vote however py ths ab
ken sick and attended by the Doctors After the death
we have had here is enough to ghten any public man
to find himself feeling unwcl.
The public look to decisive being taken to-day,
we may Judge the crowd that has taken possession
the Senate galleries. and the anxiety Tint generally felt
get in. ~, ,,.., ,, :;
the Cabinet and it may be till Mr.. Bates is heard from
and i, is settled which place i,a member shall hi"
r Mr. H. il is thought will take the Interior. Ii so, Mr.
Peace may ye, take the Navy, u c.-
IL seems 10 be certain tina, Mr.. Ewing will take Mr. Cor
wins pace in the Senate Nothing is known here certainly
Of Mr. Wcbstcrs successor. y.
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CONGRESS ON SATURDAY.

Nothing done in either House but the annuncialion
of the death of Mr. King, representative from Masshchn
so,ts-n the Senate by Mr. Davis Of Massachusetts, and in
the House by Mcssrs Rockwell, Winthrop and Chandler:
and the passage of the usual resolutions Of respect.
In the Senate, Mr. Douglass moved resolution making
the prevous question II rule Of that body. II moi
acted on.
On Saturday. Mr. Ewing took his scat in the Senate the
successor of Mr. Cowin II is known 1rto will he ap
pointed by the Governor of massachusetts, Mr. Webster
successor--but, we fear, anslavery man.