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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
s PUBLISHED BY
THO. ). WARREN & c. A. PRICE,
EDITIONS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
Unpublished Three Dollars and Fifty tents, m paiu ,,aa IN
advance or Four Dollars If payment Is delayed lof 'fee
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-30
BY LAURIE TOI

DR.. Lpscomb, President Of The Mississippi
State Senate, died at his residence in Columbus
on The 22d uli.
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To Owners of Steamboats, and Planters

THE UNDERSIGNED agent Tor the sale of Messrs DAN
iELs q cos CHEMICAL COMPOSITION prevent
e Explosion OF Boilers by removing
matter Is now ready fill all orders forwarded him. Five gallons
Z" s composition will perfectly cleanse and all Minds
e from any boiler and by small quantity this Compo
s9cl tune Boiler washed considerable saving O
ltI VIII be mace For sale thirty gallons gallon.
ROBERT MURPHY, SO Old Leyee.
II Refer the following gentlemen who have tried same,
and now use 1t regularly;
l. B. LEBEAU, President PonlchaTtrain r. K. Co.
J. +. FORSTALL ESQ
II, STREAM, Engineer Levee Cotton Press.
pePOUlLLf q GAGNET, Planning Mil, Old Basin.
Y HROSS Engineer steamer +. NJ STtCk.
j WlNSCOTr, Engineer Gipsv.
TOWNSEND. OF TmhrliuGvIlle.
Capt. LO RETr, U. Of Bolers nj 3vro
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.
Positive and InreserVed Sale of Second Munici.
pality Property, by consent.

Positive and lnreserVed sale of Second MunicI.
palty Property, by consent.
BY j, A. BEARD, Auctioneer,
SATIROAf November at Il O'ciock-W sold a; auction
7gItt1ut limit A'siN'''
FlTtt. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with the Warehouse there.
on m the square bounded by EOucher Tchoupouas St.
9ePh sreseing Lots Nos and asper plan exhibited
oLs Nos and each 80 Foucher street
et inches IN the line ty depth 1874 inches upper
hnG No and on the lower line Us feet inch upper line
gi LOT No depth rs feet inch line Of said
blit Warehouse
Sec2nd CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in ths Square
bounded y s. Peter st. Paul. Poydras aud Perdio Streets
May ieO-measung p feet a inches the 9 feet q
nc mes on the 5de next To St Paul street, % the
ie next to ST. Peter with the privilege Of alt Of the
erms Onethiri cash balance two years credit
Tor notes bearing mortgage tie properly with per
ro lAe to maturity and not then paid, per per
until final pUymeut
Act Of sale for the properly firstly described John Claiborne
n r. property secondly described before r. Q. Stark N
expense OF the purchaser.
h5- Plans exhibited at the Arcade. nj
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Direct Ell.pOrtMESOM,

-ES1
P. M L l. A r D, 67 ROyaL street.
B The subscriber hS7ing Just Europe enabled
to offer to his friends and the public full and complete
Of Goods his line selected by MRnufaCor Of
Europe with the and attention, among
found the following
MARBLED-Secetarrss Fauteus Canopies Tetca7ees Mar
quises, Consoles, Jardniers, etc
CURTAIN sTUFFsOf every variety quality comprising
very rich and splendid patterns.
PoRCELAINE DE sEyREs-Crysuu1 de Venice etc including
variety of goods both of fancy art Parier Machs
Brones Statues Penduc Mante Ornaments Vases, Services
for the Table including BreakfaH st. Tea Sets Perfume
Bottles Of raised Glass and varegaed cUlorI
LAMPs-Of eyary description, both Bronze Poresne ao
anew and beautiful article, which lie Lamp
TAPEsTRYA and complete ASSORTMENT Of rich and ,renJi
patterns.
BALLS AND soGREEs-Evey variety ornaments including
LusTcs, Coujeobra Ornamental China, Groups Of Figures
Flower Vases Flower baskets, etc.
Tie above goods just received per Brunswick, Magnolia and
Beatrice, from Ovr The public call and examine
his stock OF novelties, which he OHuE the reasonable
tIms' o2I II
S&tSi iRRsSf S' 66 S' % 5SS 81.
TOLES-3 casks, landing and for sale by
nj A. ID. GRlEFF Il co. Old Levee.
StPICEs-5O boxes Pepper, Pmento ard Race Ginger
= CasSa Nutmegs, Cloves Mace etc. Just received and
oa5 WALTON, SANFORD x co. Is New I.evee.
SCOTCH WHISKY-3 puncheons choice, for
ns ~ I. W. ARTHUR Il co. a8 and % New Levee.
WHISKY-lO0 bbIs Bourbon and Monongahela
w for sale by
na l. W. ARTHUR 81 co. g and 90 New I.eyee.
I IQUORS-Fine old Cognac in bond Holland
- Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach Brandy, etc. ETC. in store
NJ l. W. ARTHUR & co. % and % New Leyee.
NEW RICE-l5O casks prime new crop Caro-
lima Rice, landing from schr Adela, from Charleston
for sale by [n2l BAREl.Ll co. 81 Common st.
d AISINS-5OO whole, half and or. boxes MR.
NJ A. r. COCHRAN & co. 81 TchOupitouIass
THEESE-ljO boxes prime Western Reserve
- 800 boass pgimg Er6hsh pelryy for ssle by
IF r. D. QRtEkE y co ola tsYstr
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FOR SALE.

L'OR SAIE-The fine l ard very fat sailing
Il bark E1PsEY. She is bran new, having inst g.
arrived her first passage; built of the beat TE
materials; registers 40 TONS but z and ss
will about 1000 barrels. This vessel is Just fitted
and well found IN SAILS rigging ETC. and Is in
complete and superior vessel She be Cont
street wharf Mobile and applied for will be cold low.
For terms apply to
NJ 3. CHARLOCK, a st. Michael st. Mobile.
oA or WIN. J. DEWEY, "A Gravier street, ". Orleans.
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SHIPPING.
N. 81. MAIL sTEA NIsHIP LIN

n HE Ships nj the United Steamship C,ompsny i'll
following named days Of each mgalk;
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
Outward. Leaves NeWYOrk ,lh. Arrives Havana T,h
Havana ..' i5-h. ChagTss. Ri.
HomeE ard, CnasEss. .Z7,h. Havana LIST.
Havana .....2d keUYOrk. 9Th
STEAMSHIP OHIO
Outward. Leaves KcSYogk 18th ATryez Havana ...
- Hayan F..-,..gd. keFOrieanzsut.
H0ueGard., hsEOTIaans. 18th. H4g
Havana 18th. NeWY5fk I'D.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Out~art., Leaves New Orleans. 2h Arrives Havana
Havana Sd. ChaRTes .Sfh
l0fneWard- Cttgres .. 18th. Havana 80. 18Th.
Havana .....l9.h. NswOrieans 3D.
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REMOVALS..

p PEMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER S Co. have
~ removed from So GraWer to No. i7Camp street
ABOVE TraSler. $50 6m
d EMOVAL-J. RoMAYOsA has renewed from
~ No. Front Levee the door, No g. up stairs
between Customhouse and Bienvlle sts. si7 fOi
r EMOVAL-PAYNE & HARRISON have re-
~ moved to liz Camp, above Poydas street. o3l 1w
II ENJOY ALIVE have removed to Union
AZ Row. No. 70 Carondee street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS X co,
X SEMOVAL-WG WILLIAM J DEWEY has removed
~ to No. "a Gravier street. nj
r EMOVAL-R. NJ. ELLIS 81 Co. have removed
~ from o. 10 ot Gravler street. nj 6t
II REMOVAL-HuTCHINGS DAGUERREuTYPE
~ removed the northeast of Canal and ChaIes
sreet-The finest Portraits the world taken at this ps
tabshment, at prices to suit the times. Call and see En-
trance no. 81 Canal street nj 3mOp'
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BY SYKES, HYDE g. co,

Sale Postponed from Today lntR Wcdncsday Nor g. in
consequence ot 1O-day being ".7N SAINTS Day."
Boots, BrOSans, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Shoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE q co.
"WEDNESDAY, NUyeml halt-past 10 o'cock-Wil be
" sold al their auction sales No. 81 Magazine
O Boots BrOgan Ladies Chireus Shoes consisting
OF uens Cali Kip and Seal Boots, Boots Calf Pa.
tent Leather Seal aud KIP Brognns Russets Ladies' Calf
Seal aud Morocco BoOee Kid Seal Buskns and
ueh and Ladies' Caters Boys and ChTens Bspts and
shles Terms sale
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS SREWARD-Rapawavf from
the subscriber, on the 18th of May last mUlaS ~
Boy BY the name OF Bouke, about Is yoars old q9
stout built lie had on, when he left, a blue blankqiFa
coat and wool hat There are two bald places on his vs.
mead occtsioned by bum when child. He has also
kecmei on his head to prevent detection. Whoever will
sau Doy or Io'ge him in jail, and give information 10 NJ
D. hSlsaft, 10 GaTondeet street, will the above
ward. lo2a Sml ROBERT MCALPlN.
1--WE DOLLARS RkWARD-Stoen from door
on Saturday evening, Black patent leather horn Sad
de- Tbs above reward will be paid for its recovery and the
'lFS B5TnART CO., 7s feterpl,2slsss,
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MESTIC PORTS.
U. S. Mail Steamship Company.
Sza FOR NEW YORK AND HAVANA
NTikEEA The splendid doubeengine steamship OHIO,
will leave HURSDAY. Nov, I4th, al o'eiocH A. n
for HAVANA and NEW YORK.
To Now RHTEs op PA5ssAGEi oo
standee Beih Forward Saloon. 80. 60 90
steeisge Bstth,with beds and separate
To oHavana-staeTooml Berh, Saiocrn, 3 o.
A. 3 Steerage Berth Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Passengers for Hlyana passports from the
Spanish Consul No passage is considered secured unti rail
or elsht Or a,sage apgy al the office of the u S. Mail
E Special notice given shippers by this line hat the
company have prepared form of bill of adng adapted to
shpPefS on application at the company's office, and with
which they requested provide Themselves as no other
0rm VIII be signed by the agents Of the company All bills Of
adig must be signed betOrethe sailing oft vessel o30
ssfEI5A Packet = United States Jif7H Line 5etneen
@'s@aa IhdrlestoR and RGuaua, wa Sduanndh dad
CHARLESTON Is. O. to HAVANA, leaving Havana
ior Ehl[eston-sth and I'D of each month; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana on the Isl and 18th.
RArEs PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. kiO
Havana 10 Key yWest.........,,,,,,.,,, .' "a
N. G. MQRDECAl, Charleston, or to
Z. J; HART & co. 70 Tchouggoulas st, N. Orleans.
E~ Passenger leaving Havana BY this ship can reach
BatRore the Fifth Day By taking the Land Route and
New York and Phi ade nha in the same time by taking the
steamship to those ports. de 2aw
a4 FOR BOsTON-The fine fast sailing coppered
GgGH and copper fastened bark ROMAN, Capt iarrs
having portion of her cargo engaged, will leave
' SO0'e port on 'e BARR RDf Eof % %egt e mmo SPDy to
OIL Or to FOSDICK BRO, 81 Camp st.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ct. LOUIS HOTEL ACADEMY
- MADLLE JULIE VINCENT respectfully n=7u
announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen, Parents and
Boarding Schools, that she has taken the Saloons of N
the st. LOUIS Hotel for her academy this winter 1S
She hopes for the continual patronage of her scholars
of last winter and all Others who wish Join her academy,
Mad lie Julie Vincent will give Children Soirees every
weeks and Ball two weeks for the Senior Glasses
will be taught at her academy but al that is and
fashionable will be taught Signor B. Thomas engaged
lead the orchestra with new music.
TERMs-sx Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes, her
Academy Private Lessons of four eight houses Eight
Dollars for Ten Lessons; Private Lessons OF two, One
Dollar each.
Made Vincent will be found at her academy at all hours
OF her class dayTuays Thursdays and Ssturdays-four
ten P,
This Dancing Academy will begin the 1lth Of Novem.
Der. o26 Am
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DRY GOODS.
.IOSEPH III. n

JOSEPH HI. PALMER d CO.
No ~ CAMP STREET. ofers dealers a and fresh
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS embracing both
foreign and American.
Some Of the leading articles named below.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
BroadcloLhs and Casmere blue black and fancy
Sanets, blue black and fancy; Mno Cameres Kentucky
leans II coiors all Wool Union Fannels all Qualities
colOrs all Wool and half Wool Printed Mernos and Cahmeres
Wool shawls Of kinds Northern and Krseys and
nseysi real ksnucky and Georgia Wool Plads and Twis;
hne Pad and Checked Ltney Gala Wool Plaid for chren's
eothes white and all coors MacknsE Blaukes Negro Blan
S Weighing hs Saddle Blankets fine and Bed and
Crb Blankets, etc. etc.
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetings and
Shtung British and American make, Of quality and
anu %d from To yards wide Cotton Osnaburgs the
popular brands North and South Printed Cacoes
met o American ngls and Frenehi coOed Cotton Goods,
embracing ChecksI Plaid Stripes ckng Denims
aces Mosquito Bars NanEeens Handkerchief
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods, full ghanns
great variety OF English, French; Camtric
net Null svEa and Book Musns; BshDp Lawn; Checked
Muslin,
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain, Striped, Plaid
aq metered BLACK sE Silk Eorences and Snches; Satins
ana feye md Crava ladies
sE and Satin Ye'tngs Bonnet Cap Neck and Belt Ribbons
AZ hnIoes plain Satin and Taheta Ribbons qual
ties and cooi Mohar LuSlres Canton COh
LINEN GOODS Dress Linens. in whole and demi pieces:
BED Linens Table Linens and Towels Linen
eoarIe and hns,
With If
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.
.NeaU Book Store.
To. 56 GTavier street

No. Sc Gravier street.
ES JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving and opening
large valuable Law, Medical Theolog
cal, School, Standard ant Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO the largest and superior Of Stationery
brought to this city, consisting in part Of
English French and American Cap and Letter Papers, Note Pape
aud Envelopes match;
Sealing Fancy Counting Fancy Stands
Quilts Steel Pens, Ink and every article usually kept BY
His stock pier Maehee Goods very large elegant
consisting
Writing Desks Portfolios, Albums, Stands, Work Boxes,
Cases. ETC., etc.;
superior lot OF Gold Silver She'll Fancy
Porte MonneieI, Gold Pens, etc. etc.
E His stock large and complete, and all
fresh having been by North this FALL He
would respectfully solicit call from his friends and public
'uring them that he will sell them Goods very prices.
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FOR CALIFORN MA.
U. 5. Mail Steamship Company.

u >, ha1l steamship COmuanV.
SthSPt ,ss6sS a55ss T6
GHAGREs B y Tih The G9yemeni Mails and passengers for
aay On ftRsbAY, Soyembe ilh io' Tie @ g. g. DSRS
Steamships the Republic Columbus Isthnlus and Ante.
to san Francisco and the Panama being now
complete be carefully and passengers may feel
usual stay in port
From New fOTk to Chagres-Stae BERTH saloon $50 90
as,1s stagdee berth, Sd forward R ard saloon g %
From Panama to San Francsco-Stae berth 800 90
seeTaae berth bed and separate table found $50 90
seeing that beautiful @ No behs S are oonsdeed on secared
go :, ' ''l JAMES R. jENNfNGs' b fG5' ssissi ageat
Pacific Mail Steamship COmpnny,
e1=t FOH CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
.S1lEEA Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
bRrcf S SbAY Be- Y M6kSNG p ISn 6
FIJI Sp With Rs Caien now nearly fin
SShed and built expressly for this trade. will form Semi
Monthly Line between this city and Chagre direct and
with the Company Mail Steamers fiom Panama to San
FET with 40 sd qacE dpaeR
Mail will be forwarded by each steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From lew rleans to Chagres.
I'm In scon @
In sieeragewh Berth and separate Mes Is 90
From Panama to San Francisco.
In b and separate Mess 50 90
AZ tioSe Ior passage snd orders for freight must be
n, ARMSTRONG, LAWRA.s29N & co.
III lOo Magazine street.
&. FOR CALIFORNIA, Uia San Juan .NYearq
SIA qua superior and very fast sailing vessel haV
above so as a sufficient number of passspaer and
a Gnst taIes desrous Of going this route which
names at NE office Of the undersigned, where information in
ol9 WM i DEWEY q Crayis,e at
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Music.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL NsTRUMENTs.-The
VI subscr bers would respectfully request your ana
attention TO their large and extensive stock of MU.
Sic and Musical Merchandise of every description; rR
and also to their well selected assortment of Piano s
Fores, Iom the fac ones of thc rsL makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar, Harp Vioincelo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vohns, Flutes, Gu tars; Accordions, Brass instruments
Tor Bands, Tambournes, BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks etc etc. and
every aTticie connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to. ~
seminaEies -
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for new -
All the Music received from the NORTH ~ bon as pub
lished. ~ |0S-
The entire Music Department will be under the cba,vs of
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. .. New Orleans, La, Oct. o.
,- E, A. TYLER.
oa1 dtfNW II. d. HEWITT.
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For sale at wholesale on the most liberal terms
O2i If T. BREWSTER Al I,on,non st

q. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
$f'4S 5ss5 S:S So5sis ~ SITS,
Keeps ta y hand every thing in his line nepiinp
great ga Of Ladies' and Gentemens Boots and Shoes
and will se at the lowest Cash Prices share of nTbIc
patronage is respectfully solicited ~ ~ ~ PIiOiiV i
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VESTS:

Black and solored Silk and Satin Vests.
Very rich Ball and Embroidered Cloth yestL
Single and double colord Cashmere and Doe
skin Vests
Single and ioubie breasted black Cashmere Vests
Rich Bombazine and Msrino Vests
White Marselles and Buff Cashmere Vests
Very rich nanlT ~ R,LIN Neaa
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~ r. For Atta kapas, via the Sea Route-For
=4sf% New Iberia, frankbns Centreville, Patterson.
EsszE1A vile, Berwick Bay, Bayou Buuf and Rav0u
Biaek-Ihe new and substantial steamship JOHN NOR
hiSEII, Hugh Fndren, master. will positively leave for
lne above and all interim dlae landings SA TURDAY
the h November at 10 ocock For freight or passage
Apply on OOaru' loot OF Toulouse street. o3O 3m
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PANTALOONs,

Black Cashmere and superior Doskn and Cashmere
French fancy colOred Doeskn Cashmere Pantaloon
London Check and fancy coorsd Doeskn Pantaoons.
Diagonal and Oxford Gray Doeskn Pantalocns.
English spotted Doeskin and Cashmere Pantaloons
Super 42i" Plaid Cashmere Puntaloons.
Scotch Tweed tall WooD and Tartan Pantaloons.
Black and blue Pilot Cloth and satinet Pantaloons.
Riding Cord, French and English Cottonade Pantaoons
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10

~AR aes S~a 3.sSs ssss asst iNk Aeyoaa ,Asn, aaNs
y>s ys.ss u eSlarsSS $ssSeeS MAKE aeeeSSSsN,
Ii = tcsSASoly an Inquiry II $ome Importance
A,w As ,ss,ayNses,s in ,Ae Southern States may
Aaye p1e<,Se>a tAs ala ri sAejr States 20 Texas IN
tAs SesesaAe Sssaaye Il New MeNiess but, although
sAe passage Ct The Boundary hsll causes the
- Nsa-tarz Press al Washington 70 proclaim the
CasNa - ;&isar,'," sNa 70 pss>ites speedy civil
s2eAsssss>g,, Ne have ~ apprehension that Texas
$ gong - Ae S,'y eseugA 10 rs9eesthe settlement
eeVeaSs& 10 Aar, We believe hgsnly that she has
S>ea glsylaga aiSA gausa ot Aosag from the be
SssaseE, Nah her eye steadily fixed upon the
rse&s@sy RaSsSag 81 Washington, rather than
he s,SeAe A>,yes$ e{ Santa Re,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10

CITY A FLAIR s..

Petersburg may be famous for the size 6Yits melons
andthe editor OF the lnelligencer may enjoy the rep
uaton OF rivaing the man1in Philadelphia. who, un-
der the NEGATIVE ola wager undertook the gastrono-
mic feat and accomplished it, too, Of eating cart ioad
OF water melons; but think even Petersburg will
yield the palm to Richmond in the matter ofprodu-
cling fine peaches. 1etone instance suffice Our friends
aud neighboursand vey pleasant neighbours they are.
too-Messrs Ragland & Brothers, presented us with d
peach, few days since, which measured 81 inches
in circumference and weighed ST ounces This mon
ster peach grew in the garden OF the late Mr.. N ii.
Raglapd on Shockoe Hill belonged to the clingstone
genus; waseaultless in favour, and though certainly
the arges was not the only large fruit the choice tree
bore II the editor OF tho "Integencer" desires to
val Us ia the peachway, we advise him by all means
tosead over horculturst skilled in grating for the
plrpose ofprecGtng lew "culings" from that peach
tree
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
YIIE CANAL

We arg grsa6aa 10 ls&vn Ssom sn authentic
$oaFea. shat tAa works q s.,e lssgs>s River and
N&a&whs Company haye sustained ba. slight lit
nary FROM the late Storm and heavy rams, which
asys proved 81 Disastrous 10 Railroads ard Canals
In osaer States al tho Union. Be;w>10 ivneh-
burg &s'd Raeasaan, where 1t was 81 con-
tlasns,y predicted sAai he Az If man could net
devise m@An>ot Successful resistance 20 the tor
rents wh.th rash Gown sise mountain gorEes, the
os>> 'aN0g an5a'ShS&, s's3 'has g0s&,ly eSpaso,,
are reported by 'ta Eag'seer 10 have passed
.a7H~a sae b&so severe ,rialS wi:hoQ, any serious
,05@ry>
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10

far short I'D impossible task a convincing nilhor
cell or numbers ia the South 81 the usticeot aucnn as
sertion, cannot, indeed. toFbcar from expressing
amusement at the source whenea such aAdeolaaton
proceeds. Sir, 10 10 no further back ilnna lew brei
days, were there nor puhlaed IN this city the resolu
tons adopted By meeting q southern representatives
Qua report made BY that gentleman as the chairman OF
the committee 10 whom had been conged the duty OF
recommending course 70 be pursued by us herc2 Did
not those Resolutions expressly eontempate that
amendment introduced and urged BY thai gentleman,
should be offered by him TO the territorial bills by
which substantially the Mexican law was to be abro-
gated, aud another law under which our right Of entry
with our slaves into the Territories secured,
substituted and made the exclusive law the subject OF
savery-that in the event q! It's rejection, to
plant ouIselvesinmovably on the Missouri Compromise
| ne aud demand recognition south OF tx certainly
had not doubt that ali who coneurrod ii those roso-
tons, aud especially the gentleman, believed that II the
pruepe oil his amendment not accorded, and that
then Partition, with recognition oil our right 10 hold
slaves in the part allotted US should be refused. great
wrong and injury would be done the South and that
should he justified in resisting by all legitimate means
.hs whole series OF infamous measures Yet SIR, we
have seen the amendment ct the gentleman offered and
the whole vital part OF It rejected by decisive vote
unly much as was substantially in the constitution of
the United States and incorporated in the bill before,
| was adopted, as II IN mere mockery. We have like
wise seen all propositions Of PARTITION, OF the Missouri
line, and OF recognition of right OF entry with
slaves, in any form, secuted aud voted down by
wheming maorties. II there sense or meaning ia
our resolutions, surely these things constitute to the
| gentleman himself gross wrong and aggression.
] might go much further, Mr. Chairman, in these per-
sonnl reerences-for materials not wantng--but
have heart for ordinations and recrimnaons with
southern men prefer to appeal to the convictions and
candor OF the gentleman HIMSELF relation to the
sures which have passed ask him. in all sincerity, ifhe
does consider the sanction which has this day been
! given by Congress to the unauthorized nsurpaon
BY the hordes who occupied California Of the vast do
main embraced by the constitution aud 70 athe exclu.
sion BY provso 10 the form oil organic aw3,0F all
citizens OF the slapeholding States with their pro-
peHy from all participation IN the enjoyment Of this
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10

TEMroRA MUrANTuR. THero svaasa tine when MI
Van Buren, made Ills annual vislta Iii taf IT'LL
apartments crowded With lib faithI4l pe;3f cang
in from Mecca aud Medina 10 aea Tie pfopItf ibid tt,-
ceve orders for the ensuing campaign Mr. Van Buren,.
and son are now at Saratoga but "wEat change has
come over tho spirit othis dreams" 0niy lew Free
Soers venture on ptoe TO whisper their cautious re-
marks in his Fred Douglass his companion on the
Buffalo platform, walks in without Knocking and he
has no longer near him that galaxy Of able politicians
affecting 10 the once Favored son Of New York;, his
Visitors cnquire."if old Mr. Van Buren, is at home
Verify, "the sceAre has departed from Judah" John
ISM good spirits Tie has small snug party ticketed
on his catalogqe which he intends hereafter to knock
down TO the highest bidder nndau Times