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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

SUPERIOR OoURT B ef.1s Judge Olzlay.-lK.
9. II YdddH va Patrick Na3teytoa RI t2.-Mr w. ansB
rnesnd caring Wv m Irl helo0giug 10 him in gng.
eignh a. near The iLncoa OF bi4h!hsy and bfo-d ~,
about Gee leads IF earihdoins 80 fo7 he p1poio OF MI.
feied Verdict Tor piai6tG, $50
Mlcaae heAasdy Uiig OF Allc'l ork1r. K ia n Ia
fur bas1 e5s ana kep II so II 51ne a. lie csm5 That
bis STOCK Injured By hs burs EE sis5g 81 as Gro
ton pipe Eaich ire G Hegece5 70 rep IL en9 h9 brings
stances, thai The City ia abe we was ,ged 9ei5f5
when hs Jurg ccuid mol Ggf Vefd.c or pantd
For painnh Ar AofIlsohj for defendant aisesfs Wia-d
sno Anderson
$l59 49-aInount OF swBd Tor shoing up 01icnB II rer
Of D. oi IN De5 ct 7h c cxcay2n1n Fas 8oas o. 10
building al No Cofaaodi Immediately agalu1t IL aif.
D. Itlaed 70 pay on ne gsoand h3t me h,dlpg a4l nos
been properly sscuted eLd Tas Injured Ia repi3 II vas
beams md apilua before Er @ employed 10 oail
wsu1der II ara got Injured aen FsrIlci of pa}naI ~
smouut For Plata'T y q 24sGfoFl; for deL-nea1 NJ
Cg Of Nsp. Ysrk - T5a..s Prize Lgn1n caadssi.! al
bEapce CT rem, on 80 . Deigk rs!b = Cd
cct wnstase On 70 ze3 over ye iHAt on - 70 10.
BE- % fts r r. Ihs isn F2s S9VV yer. ray an Of
from Ter ANS per I0yt Of Ta.l AID o1lad n taay
had sPIEed 10 eIgsrd pisr oot Of Yesn5s % DC con.
t1u-d his fresaan For pla'ali' aes7rs Wl.1'i and
Anderson. For dsiel dani, 155 H. 8n.loCk
{s0n.tzyrd GatA,ur-aei0. g Judges OGer, Nation a1l
Csnp6slt-U2s Gibbons ~ Bshj f. HLssi'o'3gAt IL
is Eut 0r alleged iG,l cnianad ID Letter % II. Car.
Tic Hung hrey; d-msf eg led 81 S30OtU.
In ide eg,er coapei-el Of end Wh.sa a hs -bsl al,
~ m ,,ss a libbare Tho igres9ed 6o.aefof plaa-.fl
and aai los her tusae, sri an Information goa can
give roe el5ea 10 sid ? Il. c Or hs' Prop y 77
hsustuly received Che letter soas Ga - s2y, r y a.
Gibbons eroys ehhsr Isgsiy Illegally hsf sstd IL.
htIiauce a. d bsye mesns q gsIlTg iatsrml}l *,
ccpt thloneh Dir. g or bis nsadl al1 do d0i Wl:n %
n1sllo el,ler,n t,c T14re wels ohsf r-Usfkt
Demurrer pat in, conl.pang ina ~ !n9lols wofdi
matter sri 0uttbht ns i0u9do enIo3l19 saett'
say q irga her f2al1l i1hettance, IS not oclo2e.
6Ie-snd lhst ihe oommpnca'on YES p'lgs5sI Z -
auo Geo Wood for plalpth; Z. e 5iswatt for detznse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
MEDUfs E.S
THE GESllisE
OosFouEp EXTRACT OF
So aSAp pTi,

fFEEeE IS EoTeINJ3 ~ - - -
Ss'4i" ePoo "Hzh '47 paeessee nay r,lg a. gcae.
i-s th' h-l'etAloa' ' s5d aede!aes 1, ny, c,,ees
% e1isa aa word peFfeeiJ sltoofsh eny Or, ,ho
rci.o ne sseres OF tna aa3a. Pay .c,.na eoascl,s,,
q, L Ccuzrcn has besc Feio- IlIu,us e,rnrr,n
fer he prsyenGo cf iicsa faa3s Pstsui us4i.In., ~
q all oizers lhs vi i.aa Try ofssp go,up,,
Fer ifror2rl OF citmls, 'etae sad the hanan sy,
te sra WHO ccaicou4 e Io Of their mix
,ures csre very e Of what they composed, that
Trey c94t nothing TIE pablo out sigaiy sara oishs
exte1 70 which tg game led. The high character
end tcisrildo repastioa Of = JsTass Chnn ri New.
Yets, who supetntes Dis foty ihr prs1aad0n Of DIS.
P. TowpseCdS Compou-t ESirsct Of S~saParills, and
who4e certificate seeonpsns every hotde, ssI'fSa
VII place This med ice IA 45ye cion, aud leave GO
room to doubtiit purity gssGiueress
THE M FACTORY.
ne" sza eSeriiyo etustishmeni ls now being com
p.sec IN Vie City o Bccokyu f,r tbs srafacuye OF Or.
ToTusen8 i world I'D ssrrapsftlls- shiehhss
heretofore been prepared at Albany snt ia oonsequenes
OF The Va" demand Tor TIE medicines apd The a4ingu
7rea' manifested 10 it by ina tp7dca faculty. has bsen
been found neeesss1y seal Of manufacturers
the ytciDiy CT he great American Mapopou, hs he pub
lie may have better opportunity cbie5ving he extent
and character OF the operors As "a tho arrange
completed ard 1e Tlons departments OF labor
properly organized ueoe2 In particular and the
public generally, viii he Invited ceu ard H1peci for
themselves The syslemac ND scientific mehods adopted
in Ibis extensive business Th exclusive direction OF tho
manufacturing department, VIII continue TO be In charged
TIE vel AnoFr Chenistso5 Ply Atci4n JsH,es K Chiffon
OF tbs city.
10 avoid IL osllops Il ri o. pecasary to see hat
Dr. JAME8 r Ga1lrOGs CEATlFiCATE
- yrell as the sgrs,nra II ~ Townsend, ia tho
Dr. S. : row SBENDs sARsAPARILLA
Otics 81 Nssss# =, Mos York.
e. IN - Hhaa -f nHnnD ara fFEf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

AZ On Sunday lsat, about noon, as two boya
tIon t is city were gathering cheatnus at Bloom
irgda]e, they were accostsd by two fellows who,
without ceremony attacked and robbed Them Of
f1pa amount OF money. Che thieves imm adiasoly
fed, and 40 traces Of shem are yet found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

EAGDINIF- AlcIO9oeF.
SPECIAL SALE or FRENCH, GGaIAd IND
- ITALIAN housekeeping Articles, TdI5 DAY, st35}
B. GARDINER y IN ,el at suction THIS DAY, stIoi
O'Clock lhe above premias1 large rad TE1sbo
Ct ee5hn! French China DoGef 2nt psssCrt setf,
mBTb And a2bs1er satuary. bronze gilt cQckI caudel
bTss cardleBnckB Bohemian rosewood, mah0g.
and pspler mect6 turnitufe &C. THIS whole OF which
vi be- sold, without Tor ceBh aud WOiihy Ae
tenl.o1 nicltzeaa nj srangera CaIA0gnel laalY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

sUpxRIoR CouRr-Bsfore Jndso Oakley Mr.
j. Fgaasiia e at vq Jacob latte Il Co-TD recover dam
ass Tor reng 6yFogLGcaIo5 iuck AIeE4J rcle.!ed To-
Z he comp iAiu IN his Csse 81 syilndT3Hn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
CITY ITEMS.
real EsrA1E-Tbe io.lo : iDg sales were msde

BY VIZ. +. FRASztlS. SON d &c.

BY VIZ. Il. FBASxflS. son & &c.
Esa.te ~ Jo5i. Il Fi.as aid eeesassd
gcrcs OF 8l.h al "a. u -s- 80 sca--..-...'.'
DO 90 Sg9 each. = "
90 20 g aesh....,......'......'.f.s''' ;
co 90 - eszn...--- - :; =. -
los lin 4.-st esrE @21GD : 40 ca ~
douppoale SKI 5-'o "a - 80
do "a IA ii lear Itt1-tse y ith "a iesf ea-n
45Xtg1 Sltu sE.4..-.---. :. :. ~
90 g. 1 corbsf op 2 ooia 5s dale k2sd or dam 81
q. eBch.5x85 $40 sA...-.....'..--.-'''' ~
90 s5cil ks 1885 es... -. 49,
81 81 cor 2 ocrrlBg 5sl- Road AID 84'7'l eaen ga
45Slt = sic es.,..,...-,,
do stjoiDirg eaca 2xll0 8Z5 es.'..:'.. -,
40 Ct mar on g5lh-si rseh %54t% $50 ca 90
4 do F.ecTf5.h o. sDd liza ~ zen <oAiVV ON -
d0sdloibiny each z5rIf0 goo seen ...'''''.'''
CoreSr on si.ssi easn OK az $4lD eco
IN r, W cor I'm and e9ibs @7NtVo. ...''...'.
~, sdiou.r z e4Cd z54lt0 30 eEca %
~ DO eaca 25I j0G $50 -Ach..' ...'......, -
do on rear en- 96a II. z5xltO S5O1 each.'s....' ~
10 10 Joinfr z each !56ia2 81 "a
Do on rear On e5h .aNle s-tV S@t2...-s.' ~
do n5ioiftuE each @5zlt0 Si5e each 80
do c-y Biogltpe kGs1 sDo SJa-3t $40 saII gu
do so taiLipf, G5l5 esch,....,... -
10 N w cor lin asd 6e7 e. o~@9AiiD. Ndt5e "a 5
4 90 20 oinDS. saeb 25xl to 500 ....-.-''.. To-
do on rear 90 t3tn II eEc e)El - $40 +
10 a. Uirtug, sasH -51lN-, ~. e-cA go
Go on rear 1871 Oh 55 "a 7SlDO S54V @5cl. 513
4 60 cd joining, each ldi go ,ach ~
DO cor Bloomilgdae 20 j az lnAl @6N8l-.... ~
do adjoining $3.50 ~
DO pc $40 esc1-..,-.'...s. $500 S-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
10000 WINDOW SHADES
no nyLfpV unlrpIpYiHH

t8THOLEgALE AND REsAlL at glee, bsrasina, IN
w lots su purchasers lola cp, a. 453 Pearl four
dcots from Chsham.gt trimmings. Cambrcs, &c. for the
Trade Iol2IllnI w o. JENKs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
DRY GOODS.

1NRY $ OBDS an YVEOLH6AA&, R0RGA3H.
DB:HABG 3. RIGdARDa0H, Is LibeI.7 81 inyi.a ne
attention OF cssh buyers 20 uef sL5ck or Gooj1 consult
lDg OF C5tha, CasSmeyes, Vestings, Ehnmln2s Pfias
\ bite Goods, BeacheG Shif,Dgs nons Fllnnss Ticks
IN iscI every arcc reo5 cd IN teai stock which !hey
U sell in oa 10 suit Purchasers at low prices for csSh
81 eneod<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
sG alERiNaTOY 2QeUorcer

@ JANINMHTON kQeNotter
u Y JACOB y. PAA8 Ill rd"aFe ard Gallery,
II (iuns KnVea and E0Ibf- 30 boxes = iuf9naa OH
slone, Ic-JAGOI PLATE III ssli THIS DAY, ~ 10
oclock q, the Auction Room % flaist ~ shove AiGo
The BALM co Of tbe slcc Of HARDWARE to c1sa the :se
omorg when large brass butts p.ate socket and
trercLer casl0tD JaesI wood Screws German sgar ia.
bic and Ep0onD counter seal halchss sh1Yes
saiop invoice Of riding AID Vhip,, Coz duzon
livery eombs rays, usiters, Cars patent epamegd
Kettles DO pans ;r7ps e1 sqGares, 200 doz
table knives SID forks rsz5Is brass bells, ang ng and
hatchetS, hammerB, h!eg tasps End eepep, and
iuch Hindo,tan OIL stone nah iues haad gaTS gram ho7
els, table msis. &c
Alio al O'clock 3iupeor palamander Iron SAFES IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

GARN Aa AUCTIGN.-Ons Of lhe bsi! Fartnln
L hs ylc My OF New uns8ick, New jersey q Lnes
f. ON the Railroad Depot for5efly in0wn the 0esn
7il bs sold at AUCTION o'clock, on THU sd Az
Oct II, on .he premises, presenting Tsrs 0pPoHday 10
any re7aon waning hfatrste Lsrm. OlINF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

CASUALTIES Tuesday, Yesterday g mad bal
ran through tho s,rsets Of the Eleventh Waci,
acatteripg the poPulaee, and knocking down a sia4
buy, y no was much Injured thereby. Patrick
u6herty, while ut work in the BirsS Ward, b Il
tie leg bfoaen by barrel Of potash rolling np5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

YB1D sHIPPERA.-4de uLoelbgueh prepared 20
Sugpty shippers w!lh sss, hoqf, aud corn
farna msnoi1cured sid ds1 BY &taGords FA'snt Pro
ticles win pe warranted 10 s nsaufscs1rod from ihs be5l
quanY Of pnFo yellow or p813 wits Indian corn, ao9 70
Whosu I'D lhs efec or cl.uaa SGD voyages. DlInE
iha pat four yesra lie - 1ad ave sold and shpp ~
COMO sb qna1llles ~ nsEi dried ~ s'n",S
Pfolem TIE prCes c5z4 g.d ard Ine 1 hsogp 10
sin dfisd ne Of srg lid gains d34 s. ,o@ ofSs
dY-t5 by slzgofak Pfoca7e ~ e33if4@rTrLggEY
nBlu5el gie.nl. ALL.-a = "H' q sonthsL
Ola w%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

T. S. MAnsHAL's OFYloE- Capt .So7shiet ri
The bllg 1aGss wa p=lled Of By I'm ell ..ssd
ofte 7edsel n slegsI cIae. and Uausua pa-isa.aaa
EXAuiraloa on WsaneAday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

7A11>ss 3szE&13s52.Ek-37 3s3l-as1azsty, Assge.s
at 5i1TJ 5Ig.A ia zEzsIa sd Gag .z7crs -.
- Ecil5f > Az sd Jacket llol-s Tor s4la by
5,Ji q. 2 Ii 8A&4}t}, s. EtEs-iL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

nAA Um-sOo balss 30. Ii 80 do BE. Ser s4la Al
= "a a1''d A9Rs Z bnRaasksoR ~. ssassss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

MnAT PazAsgsf 5 ,dap d woman y, he sf sns
IN &C. MID G' y re- 81 P s9. T' s,
i ..5s 5s3 r. .5 r: e. f., '9 &
~ s s.'5;@;1i /: +:
~ s sgs " s'g poaa isa g 5as aaa a a1s
sus, % OoURAgoS IN, rom any part II tho kI-
6sasa1g 7sgss99 e sesgs ss az: H..
-.sgndsEi s1d PS,I1a hr gahed rough, ealo. skinE.
ous4ro5 kIy La II pye eoofs RED snd
s4.y or s bos, ola% "ae or ''es
GouE4e9s s1st 70 rurct5:c tcssa articles 9e.tne sne
MS a 3 pEong 9: a. t, Or 5 syosdwsS
We4 "a sou,h FhiYd.st Philadelphia o3 1M
~; s2IR-F6o .lo15 AID sxia1ea Of he Lsao Store,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
IA CHILTON. Auc,iooeer

Il y Chl bGOo1, Aucuoneer
IeROOkL3N LOTS AZ AUCTlOT.-COLE
OCHiL1O or will sell at auction on WkDNEsEAY, Oct
&c, AZ O'clock Al The Merchants Exchange.
BROOKLYN LoTs-PeIempory sale By order Of ssa'2nee5
Two los OF ground in he Fl gb.h War Of tbs ely OF
BROOKLYN kroFn certain nisp entitled Map OF part
Of hs Richard Berry Sxrm al Go~snuE' ~ ins Iloi 70
ard &c. bounded az fcons; so1tb-elserlY In font by
Fhh.ay fouihwesery by PhheeDthst north weilertg by
lot 3d. ard norin-sasl5y by :5 Tsnns CASH ol5 lIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

5iAfBEz S-15o ce4eI Mack1au, Negro, ssnily
45eh1 5eGh BsEks!x. ter sa's b7
o nSaHiSd 4 co 20 and % Pius.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

B.. ENQUIRY Jsal5S-3U csses mixed, Tor sal- by
IA CO NF@AiTd co - a1d 81 Pnest.
R4AssiU G.1Es--set bslr, z-.i guilty. 70, ,.ie oy
ia - HG5AITH / 60. 90 and 81 PIns.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

OF, 6ATE-Rha stock AID fxiuJes Of tho Lamp Store,
- Grand ST. corner of AttoTney.E The whole Il nes5
ard ssiect ard will be sold log 10 cash customer With
r.mptars !oate KdssHSd. oil 81
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

veins here and her blood
to her children - 4'"' loving,
Mr.. Jumes, however, .b,,.
be used with as much ..os'a'' H',t
~. . %'I' i, !, =. New England rupsis ' Y
at $6 per cord. Wood i NJ s9'da
from e. to So a cord, and so Al / s'uh
eF. Cloth made by steam. =. a'al
even and commands a higb., alt
msIOus southern villages now @,..,.l 7
want Of business, would ,a.,- ',lsaiAt
ton Of Il capital yearly ipv..,. aal
cotton iacIOriss,- Cresceu, u'ad
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

The committee seems to be equally aPPOftion-
ca between the two sections and the two great
parties.
To the Northern Wings are given Webster,
Phelps, and Cooper; the Northern Demo
erats have Cass, Dickinson and Bright. Bell,
Mangum and Berrien are Southern Wings, and
Mason, Downs and King are Southern Demo
Gratis. Mr.. Clay, the chairman, occupies me-
dunn ground between the two sections and
cannot be considered D %partisan in the sense
applied to the other gentlemen on the coms
mittee, all Of whom, however, are remarkably
liberal men in council and can doubtless agree
upon fair terms Of compromise. We think the
selection Of the committee is. the best that
could possibly have been made, and the
right minded men Of cit. err section will look
confidently to its deliberations for the settle
ment of the question which it has beenEappoin
ted to consider. The election g. construction Of
this committee is another tribute to the wisdom
and patriotism Of that body which has always
been the stronghold of our free institutions in
times Of political trouble and danger. We
confidently believe that without the guidance
of the Senate, our ship Of State would have
been wrecked upon some one Of the thousand
rocks which the patriotism and sagacity OF
that body have enabled it to pass safely -
Whip, @t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

Littleheld, Inc principal witness e.
gainst Prof Webster, has received The
reward Of $4,000 offered for the discov-
cry Of The body Of DR.. Parkman.
Might not the prospect of obtaining
this reward have influenced his testimo-
nyG We confess that on reading oveF
his testimony in chief, and his cross-ex-
am nation, we are by no means satisfied
with it. We do not think 1t entitled to
much credit, taken as a whole, and we
should have hesitated long before fad
ing a verdict Of guilty on SUCH test,
mony.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27
TRIAL OF 4 FP1%n

n, ~ A FRATRIcrm
There has just been %conelas.a
criminal court Of this county. n, MY
presiding, d trial for Gtatoes.
ATTENDING the cOmmittal Of s'a,' y "
horrible and unnatural barbsH,y i, V
thing with which We have ben N, ,.a''
ted in the annals of crime. Bd.a..
circumstances are these: m''
A dispute havino occurred IN.
erty in some chairs between c,..a " :,
the Criminal and his brother CAL.
Lenden, the former went 10 i.
latter on the 18th of May last, IA y.
pI0nghng in the field near i, r M
deceased he came for his thipp..,h. l w
him to go to the house and gst NM
however, told the wife Of he Conn.,
came for 'uss and would have oa.s !!
then called to her husband d al. 4,
house. He did xot do Il, hov.,. !.
his brother 'at the fence, M, |.
the at~tack commenced On ths p,t
criminal, who struck The dscs,,., !.
stick, and then stabbed hin il Az, !,
He fell, and the wife ran to biz a,,i,,,'.
told the monster that he had kilIedbs, 4,
he answered with a horrible oalh, ~
crossed the fence he would kill hvr M
doing so, he attacked her, knocked Il,
with the club and beat her ssys,slv
farther given in evidence that wb,a n,
on the subject, he said that no had al.
he meant to do''-and when urged Nv
TO look upon his dead brother, he mani
the most brutal rage at the proposition
altogether one OF the most revolving case
ever came before a court Of Justice, al
probabilities are that it will 20 hard vi
criminal. He is apparently fonylwoM
five years Of ag', with a CARELESS ald
expression Of cOuntenance, yet hardly ID
ing with the fearful deed Of which he
accused. II is seldom ia ones lie ID
opportunity is afforded Of looking upon
tor in a tragedy so fearful. Even the
Par1man case which has made Tho ped
the Union stand aghast, bears no comp
to the really unnatural horrors Of 6i
here in our very midst, Branded viz
crime Of the "frst murderer il i b
realize the fact as he sits by, apparently
hardened indifference, barely scannln
purposes Of the court. It might b s1H
rather that he would welcome the 81
which would release him from Tho 81
stings Of remorse for imbuiOg Bic haa1
brothers. blood.
P. S. Since the above was IN ly'eu
dict OF the jury has been rendered. sa''
1T. .EaNI
signs McLenden to the Penltenvaly "
the ground of there having been 'nl'
circumstances"
A thousand pities that such avFs'''
the lust punishment Of the hhl'sf y
thing but Omiuous Of good i such o.
nity from the proper punishment = i, Y
thus holds out for The blacklist %crin'N'I'
the able plea Of the Attorney S'a''I
officer stated the appalling and ''sN'n'''
that in the time he had acted % 'a'''
two wears and a half fifteen ca's' = v
hal occurred in his circuit, WI'n''''
conviction, a fearful evidence 'h'' v
: mercv to the criminal must be l'oo'J
frightful injustice to society !. ~ ~,
.;t'1e. as is thus evidenced, when '''p
oonno, meet adequate punishment y. !.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION -.

We regret to see our most estlmable irlends
Of the National IntelIigencer so much distur-
bed about the Nashville Convention, and the
proceedings in Virginia. Their fears Spring
from a total misconception OF the.action Of the
Virginia Legislature. The thing is dead, for
all mischief, and the Virginia Legislature kills
ed it. There was danger at one time. When
the resolutions were introduced into the Leg
~islature, Disunion, immediate, if not sooner,
was the order Of the day. We were as much
opposed to those resolutions as the editors Of
the Inteligencer. We denounced them loudly
and f%ierceiy. They were abandoned by the
gentlemen who brought them forward and
totally different ones were substituted by
the almost unanimous voice Of tie General
Assembly. All the venom Of the original
resolutions were extracted, and the most per-
fectly innocent ones substituted.
The lntelligencer is pleased to express its
solicitude at our inability TO see any harm from
Richmond being represented at Nashville. Il
says:
"Our respected contemporary, the editor o.
Of the Richmond Wing, has persuaded himself
we are sorry 10 see, into the beliefthat no harm
can ensne from the city of Richmond's ap,
pointing delegates to the Nashville Convention,
for the reason that, If they should, when
they reach the scene Of action, find that other
objects than the preserving of the Union and
the protection Of the rights Of the South are
contemplated, they can withdraw. Certainly
they can. But will they! What security
have the people Of Richmond that they will
do 500 We very much doubt whether those
who can be induced to go there will withdraw
from the convention under any circumstances
But, If they should, what other effect could
their withdrawal have but to leave the disun-
iopists to act out their play without Interrupt
ton?
Well! what harm would result from leaving
the Disunionists to act out their play? They
would represent nobody but the mselves. To
be capable Of mischief, they should be backed
by the people. Without that support, thei,
proceedings would only serve to bring dowr
upon themselves contempt and ridiCule. Blu
the lntelligencer seems to apprehend that thu
Virginia delegates would not withdraw, eveI
II they asscertained that disunion was contem
plated. but would remain, and give to the pro
ceedings the sanction OF the moral weight G
Virginia. We have already stated that thei
action, in that contingency, would be cOntrar
to their instructions, would be without az
thoHty, and would be promptly disavOwed an
rePudiated by the whole people Of Virginia.
Richnsond Whig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

CorroN.-Prices in New Orleans last
Saturday were for Middling III to ia
cents. The decrease in the receipts at
all the ports, from last years crop, is
stated at 565,25O bales, The stock on
hand at New Orleans 175,497 against
244,235 bales same time last year.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

An old Quaker lady speaking Of the
Webster case, said, SIT isn't the support
Of Justice they want in Boston, but il is
bloyd-b ood-they havn't got the old
Puritan taste out Of them"
Those who recollect the prosecutions
that the Quakers endured from the Pu-
ritans in the olden time can easily &C.
count fol the grounds Of the old lady's
opinion, and we fear there is too much
reason for it,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

CONGRESS- In the House 18th, Mr.. Richard
ron,o I Illinois, asked leave to present a resO'
luton that a select committee Of nine be APP
pointed to investigate certain seemingly ma
%lignant charges against the Secretary of the
Interior. A suspension Of the rules was re-
fused.
Mt. Young, clerk, was qualified.
Mr.. Brown, Of Mississippi, made charges Of
misconduct in Office against the Door Keeper,
M. Horner, which a committee OF Ave were
appointed to investigate.
In the Senate. MIR, Dodge asked leave to be
excused from serving on the Benton and Foote
committee, because Of the peculiar relation exu
isting between him and Benton, Foote said
he would rather have Dodge on the committee
than any man in America. The latter stated
that'his appreciation Of the compliment but in
sisted on beng excused. Whether he was
or not does not appear. The slavery resolu-
ton Of Nr, Clay and those Of Mr.. Bell on the
a subject were referred to a select commit
tee.-V Wing.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH TO CANTON.
FoR rHe CANFeN PAPERs
APRIL 23rd, 1850.

APRH 23rd, 1851.
We are indebted to Mr.. T. M. Ellis Of jack
son for the following despatch received by him
from Nashville on the 2lst April 1850.
NASHVILLE, April Dist, 1850.
The steamer America which has just arrived
brings the following quotations Of cotton
Fair z IA pence; Fair Mobile 8 "a; Fair Up"
land s SO; MiddIiRg 6 3.s to 6 IL. Sales Of
the week AZ, 1885, bales-said to be an advance
of three eighths. BANG & co.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27
BALTIMORE, April 7

During discussion in the Senate to-day, on
an appeal from the decision of the Vice Presi-
dent, warm words ensued between Senators
Foote and Benton. Foote drew a revolver and
aimed at Benton, whereupon he barred his breast
and told the cowardly assassin to shoot.
Great confusion ensued, during which bench :
es, chairs,etc. were broken. The parties were
finally separated without injury to either.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-04-27

PLANK RoADs.-We learn from the
Jackson papers that he citizens OF that
place procured a charter from tie last
Legislature for q plank road from that
place TO Canton, and that they are busily
engaged in procuring subscriptions to its
stock. We hope they may build It, If
they think it desirable and profitable
We cannot promise them any assistance
from this place, as the railroad seems to
our citizens more suited to their wants,
and holding out a more profitable stock
for investment.
The citizens Of Yazoo City have also
obtained q charter for a plank road
from that place 10 Big Black, but we do
not learn that they are doing much to.
wards Il.