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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
N. r. DOWNS
,EGsTARlt RllSLHlc Elpls,
80 .,..r ,o.rH,ss tISIpt ro'
SDnSmInp11Sn 3
ll.s a., -s-f sssfSsl Rcd, % 20 WE'D -
lbs. CoUGus. wIoOriNG COUGH
-serr 90 sVt.sN. asru~s, rsts 10 rAA
sgus % .ra-a,r. asp at ri'tssts
Lungs AND LIVER

HIs -sd,c,,s b. pCrsl, vegetable, ssd % ~ TO-
the aso.t ssrJtus' mrdlCins kng~n So disease
..s,i,s ths t-s,-,lsi 80 rs. as---Tg sresns.
N. ,f.st u,s.- ths ratisnt u u'u.t mNiA'd. sol
Fsf. huu that ~ r,,st n~tiStuss ts,unun' uslst
. ths .an,s cunpl.i,t. IN the tonowiug rari, ul.rs
lett nssst INITIATES The srgans % shouli soths
n.,,t dr,s. ~ the soygh, lsa,ing he Causs ur-
,shsJ-lw ff.i 's.sa' a. sssg', r-rrss'u - pa
ss-af,-a sTsf thea teu,.vss thr Csuss, 49, -
.sNf % ,sss1i,sfl, 4 90 ths .,strul ~hss al NAT
4. - sours,, its ..ssA rsris', s1d The pau-ut =
eel
ILL ss',r pt,-iu,s' s.''r',ns.. 81 he cor
oil rive p.usnt-os The SonuarN, q h. aN,ii',
.-Tst 49, - rnl-isfau raihsftr. We tsh The
ia g. pf,,ioss case ~ ro.t,sn~ss o. '7,'tsrnts
~ thN On too ~ ihrrs s-sk' che stisut Be- ths
IN time having ,fcpst regard o. tist q ~. -.
-, remove u. .nd pf.iscs h III, sc''au q hi
= -sl.
N-it DO. -, ricirc, d>n''s u The 'sin,
ia ru~sriul prcr,otSt u .sa'ib.s sni inssn''-
o. gst.pifs,ror The. sNI sling ,, ~ T-f,' q no
t iu. tAr-s u.ussusl. ffii, ard iuTufitiss ~ ths
b. A. n. f,tsntioa n ~hSh N N, system - the
80, pr,cur.or q iSssss. o. i-'s 40 tssf..
We a. ~ rsttssd thai DOWNS ELlNlR B. a
ssi6c 81 I'll The on. ihst Ns'h d. her o., tst -,
say. .st cas- cg-hrni ,, incOs'''iibls ,'itsas',
.k.f ~
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A p.rsns.m.n, Of In. Nervous System.

Or Ia NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drag .hi
Medicines i-o,s. ts h..D ior they ~'sI.h ~.
under me "fshEiksninE lie siytny 1itshtihs u,a
sss. of Bsl'snsn, % sypl.i ~ ths b.sahial 80
ranietfli i,corsry. h's,h.us,d p.u'ht al sea
.nss 'ss.fs' . f''ofst 10 fornst h..liA 'u'stA
slastlrItv ard ttanf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
{. l.. FRANCIS,
DRt GGIST 4 ,POTHECiRi,
NORWAY, nIB.
Iin
SkdltlD.

IDn CASKS THouNSTON INSrTITn
wv LIME .usi t,c'i,sd sud 60 sals ~
pENlSoNS TRUE 4 kENpALL.
Nct~a, NJ, ssh. iSS0 lst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
Ready Made Clahiag.

Ssh a, COATS Il 'ariou, kinl. ard s,nlrts,,
th,,k ani ih,a PANTS, VESTS, ONER.Nll.S,
FRoCkS, Sc, ~. Al u ~hich NIL bc 'oli
'sn cheap.
f.n, I'LL. Apr,l ~. 1850. ni'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
1S.OOO Persons

ireluilst ell age, cia.,.. eel contru-. ,nsrt
~kch ser. hfG' ngmtsf q lsi,'' sho .' ,s5l
h.fiy .sh.sci 10 Nervous on plants have b''n
ENTIRELY Aag PERMANENTLY cuRIp.
.Asn Oh ~. ~ r.ll.f lei b..n gwen ap ,a4 '.r.
tAInE ,l's tssh irisi 10 vain
To Il..'fs,s the re ~ n. ssLNANIC BELr
rrrr.s. he ts.s ~ psf,ou sricisi yin ihE zee
VI ciytlit.tlon DisfLrslA % suJ sAsf thfuns
Nervous Disorder 10 ordhsfY Cs.ss g'f-ul-rt,
t.ksn shich BY thsir sston on the nsfts' AZ 80
sI.. 81 ths rs.scA sHiTd t.ysTsTy f.iist tat -tfa
l~sss n. gst,sui - bsrsT state sni rith ~ Hrsi
fsf uIt.. sn,t IN. sstHon thus sIchsi ka. ts..'i
Sss eomE.r. MI. -ith The sssCt fssolisss if1n No
syyl.s .t,oG 81 tbs OALyNSE SILT Tsk,s ~,
ysIue ,Irstsr even d, tie u0r' TmTt5m' II o.
.ussl al nmply tie the Belt sfound The ~, g'Hg
N, M,sasiIc ElaI % directed Ia 'Aoft ysfu-i 20
inssnsihls pspTiniog all at 90 ne To'iiI''''s't
ri ne Belt thsfsJy Csu.iEs tislEsnir tIfruis'as
shtch ~Al gsti ou ~ the nsEut1. az hslfs fsft
sgain - ths go.itits thu. sssyins uP cotpupaas
DsltsHtc cirrlsurn thruugLoHt hs 'lsi'n nu.
ths most .sfsfs ssss. q DTSFTFsiA 80 FTENs
SENTIY tJREu INV DAYS ~ aNflT
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DisEasf
o IIAHs
CERTIFICATES ASD TESTIMONIALS
mr. IN. tno.t t,tdoublsd ChsF.FtsF
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COFFIN PLATES
Fresh Figs,

tr-c.i'. .ai 10 .als b, RUST A co.
s.aih Pare. Juns ~, $50 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
WAR TIE PATIENT.

~. A,sr-n,,r Sf Foo too years lwa' sfiic'
tel With yst, severe cuugh. accompanied ~ pit.
ting e hl"d ,ni ttuuse night .~can. ", the al.
~, Il %, au,uIipg ph,si,ian va. induccd 81 us'
,um CHfRRY pECTORAL. and orN,i"u'i O. b.
- ,,Il cun.rderrd mys.f cursd .ni ascril~ The
eject o. yuuf ricparai'"n. -
JAMES RANDALL.
IIsmr-lsn % srriSGriItp, Nov. p. ISIS.
tn. tay sprs.rrd ~ above naW"d JAWS Ran.
dan and pfunDunccd the alu'c statement lru" N
rNtN Tc-Tsct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

r,Nw pW0&
n XA q. ID So - :.
SS'!a!'ts''zA,R
CHERRY PICTORIAL:
Fer ,k- C.,s 81
COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARsEMESs, BRoN-
oHITIs, GROUP, AsTH-
MA, wHooPINo COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION.
In .s.,,-. 70 the community ihi,fu,tly celebrated
r,-.J, Et I,,csss, q n, threat q nj hags, u re,
our u.h 20 tnae with the lives health 81 thcaf.
ncted. bu frankly To "a, heloTc them the opinion.
of distinguished mcn and some q the evidences II
u. .ucce,.. fro= -hich they can JUds' cor them
.sf,,. NJ sincerely pledge our.che. To male NJ
Wild as.cttio. 90 false statement, u ts stheacy
nor all W. held out any hays Ia suffering huniani,i
.hich facts ~ill not ssrpnt.
Many t-osh AZ, hef, gwen, and we solicit an IN
qur, from the public into all puhll'h. feeling 49,
'.cd rssy All 6nd hes, psrissty reliable and III,
mc,licine worthy ihes bs'i conhisus' and patron
age.
FROM u. sII.LIMAS. ". D., l.. l.. ID. ere.
P,sI,.,S. u Cisw,ii,y. Maaaissy, 81, iab ca
Ess. Maic sfiA Lf. HIf. Pal. aNd Sdoz. y
si,fsS n iuuios aAi Eu'grs.
81 ,ccm the CHERRY PECTOR,L an admin
to composition from 81 the lest aricos W th'
Maietis Mcd,ca, and a Ncf, effective remedy iof th'
cla,, u disease, it Is iatcndcd Ia curr."
Ne Hft,a, o., Nst. l, lsia.
PROT CLFAyELASD.s1 Bov,!s's co'i'r'. W
wri,e.--"I have witnessed III, effect, Il you
CHERRY PICTORIAL ~ my own hmil, ans
that ~ NY Hiend. and Il gives NE Satisfaction u
state 10 10 aSor that msd.cuc have ever kno~l
has rfo,cd emncail, ."cccssiul IN euras DISEASE
/ e ihs throat snd ls.ass."
RET. DR. OSGOOD
wri,,s-"Thai he considers CHERRY fLCTo
/ RAJ the lr,t urd'c,ne fof Pulmonary AAe'iior
ever s,,a n the public. anj states that" d'ugh
t,r rf-t Eas obliged 10 Keep the ruom f'uf aa"tl'
With ,,-sr, ..ii.j sD-rh. accompanied b, rs'.in
II Ncoi night '~csi'. su,i the susn'iani 'ymp,.m
II Con.umpt,uo. ,oiamsuc,d the usc 4 the CHER
/ nv PICTORIAL snd hal completely rcco'cr
rd. !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
D,,enteIi or DinrIhca

az. s,,s,i,iy ssd sai,ly evHrn ~ it. u 'h"ah L.
gi,,a |, tcaTp1oniul n time, oncs ~ an hour ~
i~o of "hcnsf N cases, snd hattie III, 'iou-
ach .nd lss I'll, With the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
sickly and Unhappy Wives,

Erira,i Of q hi,cr from a gentleman IN Day.
Ton, Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24
1000 Cases Of Palsy and Paralysis

A,v, BEEN reported 10 %, C-,sriI sni As Ages,
siihin the l.H iso y,,p, -AiSA have bs'n 'htr'lJ
restored
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-24

All phy.e,sh. sekBo~i.tr, that thee. tstnhl' a..
,s'ss are eaus.i BY d,sNsasy II N,Ttss, EaUty 70
tie afectsi limhs De- Crssttt, GslFshtc Atucls,
oil 'uTply th. i'sep.ht poser. sHI . eonpl.is 40
entire csrs 10 thut sdsctsi
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OR. cHRisTIE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

d u.Fi ~ sII Complaints sisctns ihs Thfosl %
H,sd such o. pronchHi. lntsmmation ~ the 1Aros.
Nsuta. shi sch lI,.d,chs DiIIin.s u N, Heed
N,unlgia Va the F.cs, Banning 90 ko.nhg in ne
ysr. Dssfns.s. shich 10 B,nsrsIy NsUoas al nat
A.tfosstHz COW glaihl c.ll.I lie bolafsaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19
Musical.

IrsIIar Orrsa Housg -" La sounambuia" vss per
formed last night 10 very fashiunahis an tiencs,
though net large o ought % havs been pre-
sent the production OF OF Bsllins operas Ber
tpcea sang with great effect and the fEas a. ere
cuted with such excellence to create great eutbu
slssm. The lady called before the caftain With
Fcrti and Noveli. both Of vhom exsrted themselves
20 give effect 70 the opera Tn. new ballet. Tsrpd.
chore,n iDtroducsd Nathalie Ptxsmes wh1 has mover
displayed Der brilliant scconp iishmt nts to 30 uuch
advantsgs In this city. She creates gate essuss
ton being supported very handsomely by Csrress
and Neri To. morrow night Psrasina' si be repre-.
s.nted and Nathalie Fitgjames sill repeat the PER-
In which she has ~ eminently distinguished
ferself
Gs.Sp PHoaJSApK CorcrRr The fourth grand
American Promenade Concert comes on At rrip,er
Hall this evening The programme Of musicsl per
1crusnces u very intsre-ting The splendid vocslit
Arps pishop viii charm the apdience With her s~eet
rsc,t remarkable talent the violin, and Mr. Gshrs
yin rlsy solo on the frsucb hsgsoiet The vbole
riIl be under the guidance Of the great maestro,
Dochss.
Cpusrv's Mrs1sEts-This celebrated band an.
poupr. q hne sstertsip emit for this evening The
p,rfornsnces vi comm' nee with an overture aud
en be fsllov,d by seugs fundamental porter
and dsncine Ohriety " the great Napoleon 81 this
character ofsmuesment.
FsLAovsrOrr.A Hovm.-The entertainments giver
ever evening ct this establishment sttrsc-
tive 90 far negro representation concerned
Tie band IL nov complete In every depsrtmcnt-ths
singing cannot be surpassed and the dancing is mai
mttsbls An afternoon concert 70 dsy, for the
| modsficn Of fsmriss and juveniles
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS BY TIE f q R APH.
>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~-S>-
INTERESTING FROM WASH 'Gf0N.
.~~~~~~rS>~O~c~~~~NN~~~~-
C0EGRRSsI0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
>~~~~~~s~~~~>~e~~~y~~o~>
TINE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL IN THE HOUSE.
THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Another Steamboat Explosion.
TRIAL OF LOPEZ,
&C., &c, &c.
NTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
CoEGRRssIoNAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL IN THE HOUSE.
THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
RIAL OF LO r K z,
&c, &C., &c.
Warrington items.

Washington. Items.
THE NAVAL COURT MARTIAL-JENNY LIND CHARGED
WITH ABoLITIoNIsM-CHILIAN CONSUL AT Bos-
TON, ETC.
WAsHsoror, Dec. Is, 1850.
At the naval court martial, yesterday, Commodore
Joness counsel presented paper containing objso-
lions to charges of fraud and opprsssion that the
of tho public funds justinabls and that the Com
modsrs compelled, by peculiar circumstances, to
the enforcement Of rigid discipline After the reading
ID the paper, the court adjourned
The court day proceeded with the business before
them, the third specification Of the Afth charge,
that Com. Jones has been guilty OF oppression, In
lawfully hanging two board the ship Ohio 10
CAltorns, without authority from the President,
no commander having such power within the United
States unless sanctioned by the Executive. The
decided that Commodore Jones had acted within the
laws OF, not, that II beyond the Jurisdic-
tQn Of this court and the specification susshed.
Ms~rs. Reynolds and Wilson pursers,
lned upon the exchanging Of rpece for gold dust in
California.
President Fillmore and family accom- panied Jenny
Lind 10 the Patent Once 10. day There was an i'm
mense rush to the concert to night
r. Barn veil Rhett 10 cleo Oh Senator from South Caro-
lima. Mr.. Clay, last session. denounced him traitor
Hon Nsn Browa. Minister at Russia. has vrittsn
home th at he shall ask recalled next gu inner
bewau Brintnsl OF New York has been removed
rom his kehp In the Navy Departm emit and John
Cockrn as superintendent OF WORKS at Fort Delaware
James y. ID. McElroy, Of Pennsylvania, succeeds
-Cockrin.
report il being circulated South thss Jenny Lind
contributed 81 GO to the Abolition Society The Union
contains correspondence between Richie and Bar
mum, In which the latter denies In the OF the
Nightingale, any such contri button.
The President recognizes Don HenriQue Francisco
gallon, Consul for the Republic or Ohli At Boston.
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Common Ple1s-In Chambers,
RAfovs tho ua. IudUa Tugxaks-


DEo. " IN The Case Of sts Fire Dspwfwesf u A<
Cty Of kew York EdsOna L. Gaie, for an indfngs-
Of buildings in this city dsfsuit was taken By the
plaintiff for the sum Of sn 600 1t appeared thae Mr.
Gale erected lot Of buildings in Fteenth street.
whion II was alleged were not In conformity With the
law which was instituted for the prevention Of Are In
this city, by compelling persons to build party walls
at least twelve inches In thickness
Drc. 18-IAroRrANr TO IsrKEErsas ArpTnAvxLLsas.
S'dney r. Mesasrd ps. OTIS NJ MsuAsn ssd Jeks q.
Stoat The Judge gave his decision in this The
referees The defendants keep an hotel and we're sued
ior TIE value Of trunk and It's contents lost under
In the entry Of the hotel saying IL belonged co rem
uemsn, whose name he took from card on tho trunk.
s si" xhS would es ther. shortly; Ths trunk was
In the employ Of the deendsnts and stolen before the
arrival OF the plaintiff The referee held that the de-
any difficulty is whether fnnkesper Is liable fer
goods Of traveller sent to his inn beforehand and
which stolen before the has signtded his in
tenton Of being . guest Tho messsge sent By the
porter can hardly be considered such intimation-
1t was that the owner would be thsre-whsthsr as 8
boardsr or not Is not stated. Coposdiag however,
such to be the intent Of the plaintiff do not thisk
the liability Of the defendants as innkesper existed
guest, and the whole theory upon which the LIABILITY
Is founded falls viz That the innkeepsr b-ssmes the
from the guest If the plaintiff had not become the
guest the right to any di1 not exist Asd
the plaintiff was under to becomes gses,
or to pay anything for the liability which Is sought 70
be I'm posed upon the defendants. Here the sdss
cited fro third Hill and uins Peck II this b
then IL 10 clear there be liability here Az
the time the goods stolen the innkeeper had ne
lien tNs goods because the owner hao ne
charge by Becoming guest and ais suesequs Atty
doing after discovering the loss, cannot alter the
case AN free to say, the point is not without din
Guilty; and the present state Of society, and the
custom Of innkespers IL beee necessary to
tend the liability OF ur keepers further than the rule
.sovs stated. think ho~ey.r 10 motion must -
disposed OF upon question Of fact viz. neither, In
reality the plaintiff any notice OF his intsa
ton Of osot niss guest IL must be eoncsded that.
II the plaintiff not TO be guest the d.fsndants
are not liable ssinu keepers. whether they
were liable in any other character not lateral
TO inquire think this question OF fact within
the provinces OF the Referee, and with this dscisnI
am not dsposed to interfere The oton to aside
the report OF referees was, therefore, denied.
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Marine Court.


pHc. s.-Rus'e, StebSns and others, vs. C. Y. b.
Geek This was action between two very extsnsvs
houses Of this city for the Of SGT Mr. G.
b. smith. on behalf OF the pisntins, submittsd thss
on the 9th Of April 1850 they sold and delivered to
the sever bales of shsetng 70 for ossh
TO the amount Of $iss5 that through clerical
OF plaintiffs clerk four OF tbs bales contained oe
yards each instead Of 900 yards Ind OF which the de-
fepdant notified but he refused TO admit the error
and this action brought for 400 yards q shessns -
% cents yard, amounting to ST. On behalf 81 tins
defendant, Mr.. j VI Hand denies tina, the bales oen
tanned than 300 yards each aud that tbs defend
ant paid the psntns the II S7sg in fulfor HE
demand; and also that the defendant, irnmsdsty e.
ter purchasing the goods sold Of them without
opening them containing oto yards each according
TO the invoice and bill reosivsd from the plziu'ins
and tina. Eve OF the bales which opensd b. tbs
defendant, did not contain than 300 yards and
he, therefore, contends that any sceu-rsd 90
the part OF the pisnsis' clerk this defend mt nos
liable
Coup,si for plaintiffs offers to prove that it IL the
usage among merchants that when goods are msrksA
the bale the number they contain that that nun
Der Is ysima sra evidence Of the quantity Of ysrts
cash ball contsips The Judss ovsrusd this, and IN
txcef ton was token.
Witnesses. for the plaintiff proved that there were
GO In each bale, and for the deispoe u proved
that they contained but 200. Verdies for dsisaaant
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Movement. Of p,.t,,pu,ssea peop,s

hon d q Dickinson u ) senator, Washington;
Hon John v. Thurman O, do; 3 Fsrrtngton,
~. Leuis; r C. ehsekelford dc james Rrewn Boston,
J. IA esford DO ~ Pumpelly, Albsny; Rev. d n.
Buel Baltimore; Count Dc hollis france, Hoo. Ohas
Frs.lspd rsnads we're among the arrivals ysstsrday
at the irving House
Robinson Richmond; = Talbot. Ne; jose NO.
qusra Nsw Grspsda " q Adams Boston, wsre among
the arrivals, Yesterday. At the American
n Curly. Pittsburgh; y Laden ror,-neu'h Lew
Mcrrif Amy; DR. Nsnderpool Albany W Oar
ling San francisco v TOby, Bosten arrived, yesser
day 1t the Astor House
Asrop HousE (rvtrussrHicl Msrsosot cstcsL krets-
rsS.- Roston-uold and pleasant Norw'ca-ftrc,
Cole snd clesr
Capt A r. williams Fltrds; .. Mccoy, Cserekss
Nation. Ar J Lenthan Wsshisgton, n - u
uupesrfcrd w.stheld. N we're among the arrivals
at the Clinton Hotel yesterday.
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Indiana and Ohio Conventions.

CrscINSArI, December Is, 1880.
The Indiana Convention has adopted section pro.
viang that the embesxlement Of public funds, by any
officer shall be deemed felony subject to punishment
In the penitentisfy
The Ohio Convention L. still engaged on the subject
OF taxation An animated debate ensued on the pro-
vic excepting church and similar property. 1t was
strongly urged to tax all property alike, Including
bank stock and 30 form the the LrRs
tor.
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Union Meeting At Bath, Maine.

BOSTON, Dso Is, lB5O
The Union meeting at Bath, Me-, on Monday night
was numerousiy attended, and was addressed by Gov
Hubbard, Nathan Clifford and sthsrs Letters we're
received from Hon Lewis Cass Jw Bradbury and 9TH
ers. Resolutions adopted declaring that the pre-
sent crisis calls for the utmost wisdom and oderston
that the Fugitive Slave Law Is constitutional and that
one OF the peace measures Il should be t-stsd and
that resistance to its enforcement any cry OF
peal. should call down indignation from . very true
Giend Of his country
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Fom New Orleans,

TRIAL OF LoPRz-ANoTHER DREADFUL STEAMBOAT
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE, ETC.
NEw 0nLEASs, Dec. H. 1880.
The trial Of Lopez and others engaged In the Cuba
expedition, has commenced in the Circuit Court
The steamer Knoxville, bound for Nashville While
pushing from the Levee, half hour sinos burst all
her boilers, killing and woundng several persons and
also damaging other boats lying slongsidss The
names Of the killed are not yet ascertainsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-19

army BY plumber He called on free traders to show
their faith By their works and be asked What was the
dinersnce bstvsen postage on lettsrs and tax %
yard Of ribsndf ir b true that low tariff on the
neoe:sasies OF LIE produces large revenue vim re-
duction Of postage.
ArPEARAucr LIMB.
DGripg the debate Mrs Lind wss In the gallery but
being greatly stared ct remained only few niautss
The debate CON tnued
Mr.. sAcEErr, (whigJ ofNY gave notice Of an
amendment which he intended to Offer. make IN
further reduction nsvspapers and showed that the
department would not be damaged by IL.
Mr.. BRowv, dem } Of Indiana intended to offer an
amendment Of i've cents - the uniform rate and
two cents for drop letters Newspapers to be circust
ed free In the county where published and oent
postage to be charged In the State two cents out Of
It. Mr. argued In favor Of this rate, and said that
. short time only would elapse before they would be
enabled to reduce IL still lower
Without coming to any conclusion, the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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UsirEp srsrss D,srnicr OeuSr-no' ~ ~ No. "
60 "a
g. SO, 81, Ss, 80, 40, Iss - IS, ie No last or
susd. 49,. -. 49,. 80. .....,.
N ...,,s t'os-Hr.--Nos So O. NJ IS "a ~ a.
81 ss Iss los nos. 81 las 1io $50 l2S. ~ -, ISL
1sa 1ss fss it6 1871. &c ike tel. ls2 ta3, 1st f6s
loo lei les 1872 no, III, IVA lT3, IVA l7s No its
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New Judge I'm Boston, SO.

BosroN, Dec Is, 1870.
The Hon. Pliny Merrick, democrat, has been nomi.
mated Judge the Court Pleas by Governor
Briggs.
The election for Aldermen Is going en- quietly. Mr..
Briggs, whig viii probably be chosen.
Robert ID Granger arrested in this city ysster-
day charged with being IN the robbery OF
Messrs. Harper Brothers Of New York
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The Vermont Resolutions in Virginia Re.
csmmsndation OF o General Convention
OF the United States.

BALTIMORE, D.o Is, 1850
Governor Floyd, Of Virginia, sent . special message
to the Legislature yesterday In which he eharsesr
sed the recent action In the Vermont Legislature -
injury and insult to tho whole south and rsnsls
that 1t demands instant settlement, Of an issue
which has long distracted the country For the re-
storstlon Of complete and eRsctuAl harmony
the Governor recommends the Legislature to
invite all the States Of the Union tn unite
In sendug delegates to represent the whole pee
pie In general convention to assemble at Baltimore
Or other convenient point not later
than May next. He further recommends that the
State Of Virginia, speaking through her esisature.
appeal erneasty and sincerely to her sitter States
the South. TO postpone any extreme action in relation
to present din cules until the OF the debers
tions Of such convention could be known Ne oou
cudes BY saying, the motto Of the south be- a.
1t he's been, Union If We neutrality-suspicious., II We
must.
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
Senate.

SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
BY hoRsTs MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHrscrOs, Dec. Is, 1850.
TOOK THEIR SEATS.
Messrs. Bright and soule appeared and took their
ossts.
THE RESOLUTIONS or THE MAINLAND CONVENTION
Mr. PEAacE presented the resolutions Of the Mary
land State Reform Convention sustaining the Compro
se scts Of the last session, which rssd and
dared to be printed
THE SURVEY, rrc.
The CaAs laid before the Senate the report Of the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey
Petitions and private bills were then introduced
QUA AUSTRIAN RELATIoss
The resolution offered by Mr. Cas- o Monday call.
Ing for correspondence between the United States and
the Austrian Chargs, about Hungarian affairs was
tasen up.
Mr.. Cas- said he had received information which
pleased him much. He understood that the Charge
appointed 70 Austria months since had not left
the country; and It probable that no would
have rem.iafd Of his own accord. he Supposed the
Presdsnt had foo we'd that which public sept
adopt. On his notion the resolution laid for
rnE ssronr on rHr SLAVE TRADE
Mr.. BaApnunr moved and fifteen hundred extra
copies Of the report on the slave trade we're ordered to
be printed
col. WELLER
Mr. BsADBusrs re,olution about removals from once
Mr. wHrrcoxs again took up the case Of the removal
Of 9eu Lsns Governor Of Oregon He defended Gen
Lane from the ensssss OF asrsnet,on o. du.y,
no fsvorise of his but General Lane had made pub
hcaion In defence Of troops, -hish
character II this wer. General TAYLOR owed It TO
himself to remove General Lane, Tho private charse.
ter OF General Taylor was never impeschsdi asd II
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ooesd and the prosecution then 70 opsr.d ths Is.f
examination which Mr. Ravens said that III hssisf
In the Aithfulness Of Roberts come cted tS -
belief that he paid over the whole Of the 5000
The Court adjourned for the day