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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17

Tnr ANTI-RRrr CASE The great anti.rent
case, in Sullivan, N. ". has been decided in favor
Of the plaintiff, who is daug liter Of Com. Ridgey,
and inherited the lands in dispute from her mother,
who was Livingston.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17

The Democratic convention Of the first Congress
sional district of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, has
nominated for Congress Andrew Gilmore, and passed
resolutions in favor Of Thomas II. Benton for Pres
ident
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17

The Hon. srDSEy BREEsr, late United States SEN
stor from lllinois, lie candidate for the Assembly
in Clinton county, in that State,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17

New JERsEv.-A very, large and enthusiastic
Wing meeting was held in Newark, New Jersey,
the l4th inst. Elk Governor WILLIAM PEsNINo-
TON and other gentlemen addressed the meeting.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17

A public meeting Of the Wings Of Whining
ton, Delaware, was held on Monday evening
last, for the purpose Of taking steps to tender to
the Hon. JOHN VI. CLAYTON the honor Of a
nnhlic dinner
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-17
DI,union Consequence. to the south

DIsunion-Its Consequences to the south.
We have considered the causes which in
part threaten the Union Of the States. We
must admit that these causes would Of them
selves prove insufficient, were it not for the co
operation Of party at the South who have
awaited themselves Of the agitation 10 promote
a settled hostility to the Union. Those who
founded this party were no doubt jealous Of the
political prePondennce Of the Northern States
They perceived that, whilst federal representa-
ton was based upon numbers, and political re
wards regulated by the comparative possession
Of the constitutional elements Of power and in
1uence, those States which were stationary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

sec7esary Ct as Hone Department hsd -.-~d as GG
Il esTf. b AOUssi PrOpsr AID .s cSssss. 70 pay
" wrsrssor sad ha 20; sss thar 80 so 90 vi y
ec;ed from customs d1ring ~ preset oses yea.
= ne IN. ae1cr ewhoe domestic Industry o. ne Gun
~, ~t.ca such age income E0ssa eeAi- Esoeon,. :
r-c.lv IN republic e. tbs rrsoaeon in eraes 70 save
sousasd dollar, ~e are rlnniss ne risE 81 Peri AZ
: 81 ~ e eoeeed A, % r.sas the srn0as
zht vel limit % anoaSi . re rrs:aeni Sr "a
sT tss Il Al ne hrADenes Of ne
re e,oerir,-uts sura cane iron Secretary "lker ee he
= 81 rs-s s.-.-y :, rbe amount Il vu AZ s1sy A:nE
-. - -,i.- sr ober peoele su, pct &c EASY i
fsrrr 10 5er, Ire e0sEys reve1r-s Tor u EEK 81
saouias ,,4se on his resolsnea ne saw "a .as
e..,sr sv.eas because here was 70, u1eh ,11s'
sH,g Tha, here 3 hu-e 'aesslas . % oe 81
Tlere are otleT suds 81 sn1.s ing- u . esFrl-d
on. 70 ~ IRE -xreni under ne 'ree lfsee 's-Su-
Reresusrri--rs canuot project The country = o8 A.
ready f1rSnhs he business 8 Y - CARDS OF orrgn
ssc.u ,oes. cut Of ne market Ala oroken down he
ne--c manufacturers slmo.; aios-tSrr Aaey nsVe
broken doza re es;absneots a. = soo~n ey ne -
CT. meeting Of ne uaau'aSlrers a Aosny $50
Do, ai NJ tufes oT baI orcasse OF 81 Vaorenl
Gee. vh'c, make Impossible 70 collect fairy and fav
o the opr.nn Of ecu'merc'A uien N hi, dsi'oL "a
zen " he proper stamp .b5-d be employed snd Psd ~
higher rase' 20 rA-e tAef eo,ss 49, ~
iccuor every honest msTcnAu emf - - Us IS nS -
b urav rA5 CT irtes a. he paws ard not
BE- cheated by i-Andlen iuvooes ~ Isy-e-, .. n
whole mst-r ~ 3e collection Or ne revenues goes lo ne
i-res; OF oerumerL snG even American importer arc
ye,, cleacou TIE utmost reach . * m9r,ns One
w1uc dirk rs Uas question 70 reach ne end IoVNf'
ret ne hoped la. M Bsyly would ~ his hand
Cy BIT fai The gentleman exhibits poor zeal no t1Si ~
% E1e osis a-Sys solictoUs Tor ne
I'M. In tie mater Of reducing ssares bit tine when
ne : likely 10 % greater ron customs should
commerce % crippled and tie Treasury Department en-
barAssod two or three hundred thousand coars.
be saved But be deriel lai h-re could b
saving bv ne proposed Re bad seen oy he papers
.laf there uie .pi u instruction N New-lork-
rrhars contagious Ihere was dt-po
-uou sF.nrH1 zirst al a~ and governments. which
tpa.sas n Congress vii not furnish Appraisers ard ln
that go,-s hs arded, 70 and hcri hem
spite OF you. re expressed b. ecrnes lope tha'
resolution before the Conn lice WI De acted rpor
low and hat The SUN which ne Secretary ASKS VII De-
granted snd hereafter proper economical REDUCTIONS can o.
made.
NJ TooNss regarded the biz OF March a., as good
one ard The Introduced deserves the gratitude
% me -ogurrr. he vvuld T~e uuch money cf coaec
necessary for The hsf wear and When 'he
secrrarv makes his estimates for tie next they could coz
s,cer A. 90 economical provisions
The Comm,use made AZ Intellectual ef0r; repea he
rcsourcu los u. dobaie ,o-uorrow Al o--1c1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence u Tho Trbane.


PHLADELFHA Thursday Feb 7.
This morning a desperate named Nicholas Car
son was arrested alter hard tight He IL charged
With being implicated in the burning Of WeccacOe
Engine house, and other c1traees. He was com
mitted 10 prison IN default Of e. 1000 bail
Thsrs i material change noee in the to-day
posed swat e arrival q he EsropAs ldyees das
before entering .nto any extensive operations Common
shipping brsn1s u FLOR he'd tFiy eli per bb
5ul purchasers k-uesy cnly offer IS and uans.e-
hons have been Tsporied fOf city consumption there 10
rlher inquiry Sales n common and good brands n
si14 III bat principally he lsfer rate and extra Al
<s1s5 -. small sales u RYE Flow o. snd Co.'s
MEAL 4 81 per BOZ OkAIs-WHksr 10 dull and Itr
sAss limited a. "a per bbL FOR good add prime red Coss
Ins demand q united ~; Drces steady a. S5d S5sc
FOR new 5rttDern Ic5ow. OATs-We cuc.e Southern n
"a 1c nd Penn J5c PEE DgsLsi The CoTTOs market
AID &c u bbs
sLLEs o. 5rocKs-F1a Psarz-sI1001Wnninzfoa RI
=. y 80 Norris,oHn kR So sst g. SIS s,sfs 5. o. /.
$50 % - 10 Harr.s0uf. Rh "a LehiEh Mort g.
~ I'D DO 81 sl,DeD Guy Co. a. l02; sl0o do n lGX
~ 40 ~ i2i $50 P-rn De- % sl,ooo Texas 10 per
ernI bonds. registered, ~ - Czncer and AmbOy Ar
- 500 Reading RI Bonds sss II Western bsnk, ~
80 spnng G<Scen Ca IS 81 TO sea Nay q. o. ~.
- Sssa =, 10 q 100 Camden and Assooy, per
cent -, - y Girsrd Trgs. u
se1oae Boar4-sso9 sgring Garden Co. IS Penn Bank,
les: 500 Wilmington kR Bonda &C. 81 Mechanics
c&I< ~ $3.50 Pena C, ~ y Aorris Cesa 10. &c
Ls1sh Int 81 So do s.. e1s n Oirarc Trust 2it; $40
-i-s - 90 gro Reading RI, 10 $500 DO d, ~, al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

jones' CELEBRATED BASH Loczs-Thirty
cays ago advertised in several newspapers thai Tor b.
purpose o! testing he security of Jones's BANK Lock,
~ou.d pay reward Of eIooo 10 any person who woGld
open one Of ny Safes the inner door being oesed with
Of J0ness smallest ,ke improved chan cable locks and tie
outer door with us psien AM gunpowder ocks stated
haf The otter was made Ia good faith and woah remain
open for acceptance thirty days The thirty days have
pr-d, and has yentafsd make The ui4l Does
his aot prove eonc1sv-iy that hose who have tt
decy Joress Lock iAry pick dsn. II aey could
would not 81 go induce them 10 Iynl
Now ster no repeated attempts made upon those locks
by Burglars without success Ia single instance, and
ward u ooo publicly and widely advertised by Mr. Jones
offered 81 he as Far aud renewed BY and len 0peu
or nrty days sad lOcksmh Ockyc4sr has
y them il the Inference rresistbe hat JOass -
proved Pau Lock DO fairy picked ell 2rstenee
AID assertion - conuAry Notwithstanding
Bur lest here sao1i any doubts IN mind any
one vii give al he ksys Jonss- Locss any person
and Il be will opeu the Safe 10 Eve days vii forfeit ard
gay - hnn $500. sILAs c. HERRING
saSmaAde, Iron Safe Aanufscureg
49, 1T and 80 wsier-st HewYors
NEw LIFE lSsURASoE CoNPAsY.- Books were
opened yesterday for Subscriptions lhs capital Of The
United States Life Insurance Company and The greater
portion d ito stock taken Up. We esru TIA, ,hs books vii
CONTINUE opea day Iong-r n WaLsi from II 0;oes
A 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Protest agriu., the Dispatch Of Earl Grey.

The Annexation Associations have published a
f7o.e-. az.a.i Esl Gre. l,e dsPaich 70 Lord 2 gin
Tie language us = 10; 81 u-usoe or se.iuon They d
not conceive the seruners Of Ear GREY 20 be uo-e n ne
people Of EngAri sud snk that ne II aEeni Of
FINLAND -zuu' PRONOUNCE unit the sub 80 - submitted Or
regl1r course ytoe people Of Canada Free discussion
The g; % meu and ne safeguard asains despulsn
and rebellion Ttey az the people decide Wheeler sf
spach 10 u accordance with ne Constitution, ana whether
Crews oprion should af~ he night 90 BRING any sub ec
before ne Legislature Of NE They VIII not p.
Inverted from iegal course and thus defending Tie
a.. -es'est ts.lwark OF The county liberties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
~ We have a mass of letters frol

- We have mass Of letters from
CALIFORNIA and elsewhere which we
cannot make room for this morning, but
will endeavor to give it all tomorrow,
even if we have to issue Supplement
on purpose. Among them arc those OF
our friend 5. s. OsGooD, just returned,
who had been longer in California than
almost any one else who has written
thence, and whose ample accounts OF
that wonderful country up 10 the latest
dates are replete with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

~ Mr.. CLAY, 1t viii be seen, made another
Characteristic effort yesterday 70 pct an end to one
pretex, for soldering on the part Of Congress-
that Of adiourning over upon the announcement O
the death Of q Member elect, even though ne never
took his seat, and was per'onaly unknown !" N''
entire body Although this effort was not iH'rte'i
steIy successful, We feel confident that not another
dsy ,gir ever be wasted in Congress on such insh
eaaate grounds. The abuse only needed thorough
sxnosure 10 ensure ts correction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

BOSTON FEB 7-Ar. big Mare Fredeficksburs -.
e. Roch..e va NYork schs Telegraph Express. an
Lucy Baker TsDgisr Cd. brgs En.ly, NOr!ssns Efl-
gIrr, ~ % scl Pores, BgcksVie 4.
NEW-BEOFOkD Fs5 5-Ar, sea Henry GIBBS, Sfor1
Sd. siOop ne.-u. NlOrz.
PROVIDENCE, FEB ar, bark Providence, Apssehi-
cos-sp0ks a. If - ~ hsrk F4imo1th, NYofk for Apas-
-hlcola day. bark Caroline, AfOTk for Charleston.
Barb Acadia ClaTleson schs Athaha, Savannah IGrs-
Nfork
BALTIMORE, FEB :, sPM-Ar scbs K Msissr ard
SegIin, Nf0rk
CHARLESTON, FEB Ar, brig Tsos Water Phils5
sch Dsrf SioFk
MOBILE Jan Dl-AF bark Pilgrim NYorh.
NEW-OALEANs, Jan &y-beio7, ship Memphis New b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

Tar PANAMA RArLRoAp.-The memorial which
h 10 b presented By The Rzroad Company Con
Gssss 81 Bsge> al he spprossAlns session. eoessns
rrcposioa u az extremely heerx ekATseer, sne which
kooors he men who have made H. The Contractors ons'
an Congress 81 its present session SHALL pass e
carsg such ssf and sasisefoy rae o. tof
oeceossry services hercaer reader ~ he
overcmenl a. shan enable thSm 70 obtain saescfpcons
Co he residue Of capita Of eve miloos Of eeHrs-
bsy viii within sxty dsys amer s pessege orksnite
a. ls.Anas . force adequate ~ the prouPt and regular
tunsporatoa OF ne nom Ocean 20 oceA1 sne WI
psrforu thss service grsEgoQsly, Unit they seA have
tns6sd der RslrosS on the chssrss Rive q he rssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08


AsESicss MrsrvN There las been caigs rrss % .,
he new sre- .sS snusrg es1rsvsesntss ssd eVe'rss.
Massaa ,or ,ss As, rhr-e d.Ss Today AL Ire syos
tie .eres % 70 - rspesies ~h roye.-ss y wsy
uimninga
u We tav.ss azsnrou . ;As &c. b. Asrvos,
BlIscxES, his dsy, 8 !. oeoek a. ne N-rcAs.,y 2,
change u ths; desirable p.oS o. gro1sd .aasS q L,
yesseplsce esng 70 iees frOe sse b, -. Eek
dep,h s,so 80 sP,soda house All 70, inSsn as sls
pase s,s~ekOsstl ~ -, 5Ssg Is sss ffv- ara "a. !,
sv-r.-e tePa o; sSoc, lis feet Bosh q sAs'.N,.
ysees q properly - Re SCI under the .,--ctSe q -
ssFTsr-e cSss'. g.u
picxs 0EsvIss PlTssr SHANK pocrs-y.s. p,..
woud fespectfgy inform rs r-cfs a-i ne r.tc - =
aas removed 70 les Nassau corner q Asa - We, -,
30 Ggrs Psrcss soes appiei 70 rev or o. scc. "-S-
fcrnis Rcots o hard. JOHN DICK. lo5 Ssssss
9u GO, 49,
q We invite ssien,ea 70 lie .F.c - o. va'g.ss -
per,y By ASrEoSY stKEexrx. TAI. GA, a. Il osle<t
Is Meaehsus IL .A1-ye Situated xn4 cc-ss.-r cfss,
ara house snd age 70, q grolad, kaova - Lssc,.
place. B.ecck.rst Aiso. 2 lofs "a LaAyete-gaes. Il
e..d:ns Ks Thrysrs. TA.FI-A4sl sosty.n.s,a -
SesA one Hu5tras Gzd Eifh snd Ole hUniroJ ani S..
81 lot n Forsy uiria-s. te,~ee1 SKI a., Se,est
svs Lot corner q S.stAsv and Sac.a-s; sorse Az
%; Is Rcoseve.st hoase Ard %, 50 Caesao,sl Aoss.
AMI ic SIS 16.sJsi house ar - Ssr.ss ard vsss
iaaet at ne Aaeicnro Sro.d.it 1871
ysgsR BVrrEs -Bc.i cI0sh-. >ugsf, oaiy " a. "a.
NeysOreass sugar = 81 l0- Stuart, R-eae slf,r a
IDS, good Teas s. H. cara kIe Gsvsrl Ses oss Z.
A.o the besi OF Old Jaws Coaee; gosi hurcs eo1s4s.y
On hand A. PASNES. az Broon,ss; corner OF Lat-ou
Gcot Winter o. - 81 per sEl; White " .',r o. 49,
rantel e. stand me coolest weather ouy e per "a S.,
Candies 10 cents per 10 sp~rm Casa,es ? 81 .e go.
Asroy>pl>s <E~s rsF Man FSaNt CsiuoR~-.-
Thew sS suits i al the rage hesh o,ae,s Asya eeaae Z,
hand Tsey ! safe aBd pruf shs invssgmer srassr,,
Of Co5a Coat Cashmere Penis. ana Fancy Vest Ss Sas
corner 8eeknan. so Mn.u. AasPscas chrsp
~ FLOWS POS CALifoRNi,, Ia ~ lh bsgN ercossa \
neat srang boxes four Of hem messirns rshaf ess "a
- cubic e, lb~ing from Il 20 f.si less ihan A1rc
q eour saving ~ freisnf 20 ct- p~r ~ a. . -
rh;s aoor ae.igued 'or long voyages ant wsm auutcs
made from wheat proved oy experience 70 he 30. s,a
cor hs. parpo-e. ard being ground mwoda.ey .eyou,
shipping uniies the favorable ercuns'aace 6 re
servug ia character Having such wheat co0s,astv e.
hand We can furnish 900 boxes. neces-ary a ~,
notice and the Sour reej b. usor' han 3orGls.,
Old ~ lie Of shipment II ordered At l.trst
Apply 20 HIrcHcocN aFpoiNs, - Fr,nt.sL ~
7fSis HECKER BROTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
observation-disclosures. in the Legislature.

Correspondence OF the Tribune
TsKSroA, y J. "Wednesday, Fc6. 6.
The General Railroad Law passed the Assem-
bly yesterday, and to-day the Senate is occupied
with the General Banking Law. Tho discussicrs
and amendments viii occupy nearly the whole day
the New.York system being the model, which viii
Ia observed. The Education Committee have
owen their attention to the improvement OF the
Common School system and have taken the lnitia
tory steps or pertectiig H.
The $500 Exemption Bill has passed the Assem-
bly,.
spirit on the part Of the Legislature to investigate
the affairs OF the Mutual Insurance Companies,
since the great discredit brought on the State BY
the Camden and somervile Protection Insurance
Companies. A movement has already been made
IN Assembly IN reference TO the Trenton MntuG,
aud many think the Clinton Mutual, At Newark
should also be included. 1t appesrs rather
e9olvocsl 70 have unSstished Judgments obtained
IN New York sued upon here.
NewJersey has Suffered greatly froE some Of
snese ccoostal Institutions, and the Legislature
now IN session should protect her character
The sreai BODY Of her Banking and Insurance
Companies are soand and in high reputation.
The Commissioner appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the Camden and Amboy COMPANY Tia az.
pected. viii report Tomorrow or next day. lis
said that they VIII be IeSre successful than the
Committee appointed about year ago by the
Company themselves, who discovered nothing
The State Commissioners, II is understood vii
discover enough 10 justify their appointment and
the State viii realize more than the expense os
the commission When this Report Is made. the
course OF the State with reference 70 this great
Company vii begin 70 be developed This = .
matter in which New-Jersey and the Whole 7 nson
have deep interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Railroad ollision.

MiDnLETows. I THURSDAY. FEB. 20 "
A collision occurred on the Nev.York and Erie
Railroad nosf MdGieiown This afternoon. between TWO
IRE gk rains. The badly damaged. One ma
hsd both EGGS broken, and seversl others we're injured
The passe niger delayed by the obstruction 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

-. a. sttsrs o. Il ID Z u
a.. n n s..,.. d., ,b.a vsy ftt s.si o. ,hs .n
- - .-.,g b.t rssy es~siop 10 50 80 -. -.
,ra-s.' nanss .s sDoss '. - Ger 1890 y 81
-, . - .ss 81 oct ssa.nes % 7si IS ns = ., -
vn,es = - =. 90 Is Dst1rs soo sn~ as>s x -
s1.ss Al Roebes'ss Aseln &c - - as,
~. con suacstous fors 10 unsser vord ses
49, -. eooelas.sy dsnoas;sd--Ws eschse, On si7 AZ
h-se sry otos 81 t,1nyh<. ssasd By eT.sr Avert
.ss.rz sss9snsas eoasrpn ter fStaa comma
usxrssn - -. =, q, u -. II . a,
80 yoa fsEs1f 1sis.s n. 1ths sst oh yo1r <.-f
v..A = ssry eccspsos Be sey csreiz % a2otssrHrJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Appointmept, by the Gorernor 10 sen.ie:

SoTsRfLs P-sLrc New YorS-IcrA y 49, -
Fog e. r 1seca Z S0-es C-1d ? s--A - -
2 .sriSr.y Fa-sr-Jscfsor c. D, tIE1 \ -
g. Gos-iw.- Gr-ef - 2 ard H. ? fe.s, = o.
- 80. =. .-lk-. Frsserlck ErsefsS11r,
,,1sxs-Cf.r,e. d .c.fJrd. care A, -,
r1er-O---l Carr hs-vey ooS..,Ls. = .y.rs-
r Morss- ronp Gas-HsnrT ns-z-llo.~
S.-r-5 -toEes Ers--lsE-.v Elsr9ri.- ~ 81, A.
Coxxl.sioSEEt Of LoaSs-Cress-y.1-- % f--ssrt
J,,sr, D Jaason. Ia 9s1f-A1s ls-~s o-e''i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
The Back lIails Arrived-Another Crcvasse-
Cholera nj Washington, LR.-z.afer from

BktTt-oRT, Thursday. Fob. "a p N
We have th1co mails from the South through 20.
night The New Orleans 1spers Announce TIA; CrcVasse
hAd occurred ru 80 below GERS bu Q Tot con-
sideret very dangerous TIE Choeit had mae Is AZ
pssrance Washington Ia L,d IN fou days OF Tie
white Inhabitants had died from The disease.
Late ndvices have been received from Galveston and
Hhvans. hui hey cnnta.n noLh-1. ni inieresi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

AsoTHER AURDEz-We earn that aaothey
murder eonm-sa n LA county sgz,s tine AZ, ue.k
T~V Ien By re Lanes " PlreE Lille ard Frarcls go
ele u drunken roc a. eizrrs TaFsY1 a. Bcorpry-
cA- zot IN tg n ~hcb Ssc0 severely bester
oseo siisT~arn Ssns 10 bad l- tie bOEse where Lt-
soo1 snsr fo40~ed RIA a1c pg.aag I'm oui VI bsd De-
osz.1 ee.rnz ard kcknE hE aad n i1rsd hin n s.ch
1snner LAT Sseo lied .hCrs tine afcer~-r1 from tEe
1Crxs We have e2nsd tha1 LIKE va. syvr-Aertac n
Essex eoGzry FRIDAY s.uscsy
lPsisrssl ~ u ials1xeasss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
oaio'-The Senate Of Ohio has spoken out o.
the saejec, Of Slavery Extension. as follows,

>oA"o ScNs'e on Ono has SPOKEN OUT cii
the subject OF Slavery Extension. as follows,
kssssS Tia, the sentiment q the ffeemen Of Ohio
"es ners Mace Stafes Sars frr-Sfe-v Carried
Aye - noes Ncssrs Burns, Howard and johnson -
Tue secopd proposition adopted 10 yrs, hsI Con
grsss has the pSwe and should sPpy he Ordinance oi
trS5 far rvsslcs b. Slavery al he rerres Of IL
DATED Sszics-sycs n. noes 4 Messrs Bccksom Rarns
hyers Howard lohnsenI fanersoa. and wasnssn IA.
Lososl
The bill repeshng the division Of Hamilton
County in the Appornonment Act by its term,
gives the seats in the present Legislature frusr
Cincinnati 10 the Wings legally chosen but W,
presume 10 viii rot be obeyed IN the House. and i
may nos De in the Senate. Brute force has in ehec
everridden Law In the settlement Of the Hamilton
controse-sy.
The Legislature Is now engaged IN raising tn
salaries OF the States Supreme and PreSdeh
tcircaitI Judges which have hitherto been low
They viii probably be rsissd 70 sl.soo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

~. The House Of Representatives. was occu-
pied Yesterday mainly with debate on the Senate
bin concerning the collection Of the revenue. we
refer our readers to the telegraphic report in ano
Their column. IL will be found quite full and IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
steamer Europa-Disnsters.

HALIFAx, \. s Fe5 I'm
The steamer is not IN sight
The bark M1ri-f,0 from Bah. Me Tor Havana
wrecked the long bsr. end OF -.nIda tie
9Th Of Jan Crew ard pass=uEe saved Vessel nta loss
The pacse ship l. L f'I New YORK % Liverpool WIS
81 the 7ih jan III a. &c. Ion e. captain
and passengers ssvea TIE vessel % tota. oss
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slavery Resolutions in the Virginia
Legislature.

WAsHNGT0N, IlrTsdaY7 Fch- :,
We earn from Richmond that the l. cVis at1rs
OF that state lave adopied strong slavery Resolutions.
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TIE GoLp FEs EypIgE CrTr.-The C,.io7ui2
nails uo hETaz eorse forward y LIZ VIE re
bs Of L$trrK nearly he wbos o. lie god sel;o ne
scsnios AK -nder geperl, order. Tree vas VIII
-; doubt two Millions q dcss O. hoard Ills sip.
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THL Custom HousE.-We understand tnai
portion Of he ouey de he Clcers q 5e hsVsru@ '0'
tie Jaag,ry serTces - 5eea received IRON WssA1s'D
a-d .r-l-sed
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~ We are again compelled TO omit several
interesting letters which arrived by the midnight mail from
cur Washington correspondents IN order To male roor for
other articles
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- The Europas arrival az Halifax hsd not
been announced when The Tribune was pat -
uress TINS morning
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The CoTToN market Yesterday Was slshti,
irmer feeling tbous msrsed change can be actcei
10 80 Quotations Tho embraced 90 bsles, ilclr
ing ddiing Lee The supply uftr.ng r. not 80 large
I'D sheT NJ consequence % heir search
- ,ina4. Prime samples Of O AoLAssEs have a.
F-nceo TO &c Pc gal. Re CoTFCEt- quoted li:c, va
Moderate business
Thr weather b., become quite cold Hea!,h OF he ci-
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FArAL RAiLkoso AcciDESr.-A nan. wboss
rsxe we Goa a ,,ot s,csrrssr vss ~ snG insanity
kls6 O Ezsl Ssnaez5ege ~ rsiRB cars % The Lors1
Halves, yesterday. fBossua Cearisz, Tezrsasy.
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81 TELEGRAPH 70 TIE aEw-YoRk TRIBUNE,
The Alabama NJ New-OrIesns.

SEw-CsiE4Ss Tuesday, Fsn :.
TIE steamship Alabama u this port from Cha
sre. trugs passengers and sl5S GO IN goa dust Aso
aavce. one month laier from Afornia broust, ~ 10" Or
er- 70 PsasuA srd which VI reeehycu ~ he Empire
CITY ass'-f to-1orrrsr
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MAGIC hAIR DYE.

q fHaLoFs wonderful Improvement 70 color Tie hair
or vhsksrs, TIE moment . applied, without rtury 10
The Lar skiz l. - vs<6sd Immediately vt,hoai
disrarozg ia eol0r and has bad o1or II 10 applied
o. sold whossas and retail q raALoss In grOssusy
eprusr Of peJs rres 81 large sire. 81 %, email g.
Agent n PAl.asisaaA c. Fs-seu Ia chesssbsa sp
sna 1sla
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- Rob;,son who has been convicted Of saaa
sunEsssr tkilinx Of lossn) Albany and seasnee 70
ssve yssss In tss State fsoa, IVES tkso 70 snS sas
seusnsncs ~ sssn yssasrtsy.
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ForEDLISe.-At : o clock Wednesday evening
1fAaf soand ne Of Tss-sy-sixlhs an
Eifhfh AZ rnd isker 70 he Ans House by pOEerusu