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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

THE FueITvE SLAVE BILL IN MASSACHUSETTS. -
We learn by telegraph, tina, intense excitement
exists in Boston, in consequence Of the arrest Of
one or more negroes under the Fugitive slave
bill, and that trouble was expected 1t is to be
hoped that the authorities will do their duty, let
the consequences be what they may, and that they
will be supported by the well disposed portion of
the population. The fanaticism which has brought
the country TO the verge of dissolution, originated
in Boston, and i would be just retributon, IL the
scenes which the aboitionists sought to produce
in the Southern States, occurred there frat We
hope the provisions Of the law will be carried cut
to the letter; and tina, the military forces Of Massa
chusetts and Of the United States, will be called
TO the aid Of the civil suthorties, II necessary.
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stnos ives have hsen riGced BY generalization ~
you siek dom put on the remedy tin to- Take
Il to-day. In nine ont a every ten, one bottle 81
bufcbr gse fpepsn will effect p.ete cure,
tshen AZ the The true Of ind'gestion In All
IT, fcrms ane liver and desse The preparation
will u 10 but taken early, bs-
fore the disease hiss ann focthsd In hs syste the
wrk IL dore IN few nemes in forty eight hours
Large Notifies ffty cents Tor sale ~ la fpitoa strset
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CALIFORNIA GoLD DtsT We received by the
Ohio, small lot Of gold duet, worth, as il repre-
sent,d, f-ur dollars from gentleman in California,
with regues, that we should publish an advertise
menl respecting his sbsconding partner. We would
apply the duet in that manner with pleasure, but
bis advertise ment smschs very strongly Of libel,
and we must therefore decline publishing it, If
the gentleman will inform us how we shall appro-
pirate the duet for his benefit we shall follow his
dire ction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

sfe notfup learn that this in valuable tonic be-
coming tar ard vide standard family medoins Having
Witnessed is inyEoratug effects in cases where dyspepss
vas aecomTan ed With extreme feebenes snd believing I've
and corrective property be unsurpased We
warmly snd e0rdsy recommend II 70 all who snhsr rom
eouac eefiity, nervousness liver complant or Any
csese stnr ~ indigestion. General DEPOT ~ Hueson
per bottle.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
View York, Saturday, October go, 1850.
News from Europe.

We may expect the Pacific 10 night or early to-
morrow morning. She left Liverpool on Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst, with four days later news than
shat received by the Asia
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instead Of allowing them to charge heavy per
eentsge Of fees. II the city fathers, while ponder
ing upon this suggestion, can devise any mode Of
removing the discretionary power attached to their
Office, (Which may or may not be a source of great
proht,) the will, of course, be for ever
obliged to us and to them, for leading them out
of temptation"
We call upon the Board Of Aldermen to refer
this subject TO their Committee on Salaries. or some
other committee, and We will see that they do not
forget 10 report upon it. The press may be con-
sidered the "Third Power" of our city govern
ment, at least the Herald may, for it originates
the most important measures connected with the
public welfare, and keeps the people informed Of
the conduct Of the municipal authorities, in such
way as to direct and concentrate the power of the
people upon the best measures, and very often
against the opposition of the publics paid servants
Which of the Aldermen will first move in this
matter2 Who is Chairman of the Committee on
Salaries and Officers
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mothers blessing sud hlds neutrality-suspicious. health,
nEth, rth, fine form happy dispasitors MANY
imIrovt ns have been Effected By this
lghtiui affair ard the demaad ia sufficient proof
OF iu merits. Price 81 So upwAIds For sale whsicsaa
and retail by heinveut.r TuTTLE, az his splendid
En- porum Of fancy Goods, St5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

Er,eg.y, Netv,us Dsbuity, Consumption Anaphrodssy
Delrum Iremens, Neuralgia, Tic D0areux any dsese
uhder re head Neuross eSe@pt Fsr. which have
noi yet hsd sufficient proof TALBOT WATTS, " r., tc
Greer wich street Dspst for Watss Nervous Andote lOz
Nassau street 81 tsttle, 81 dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

ssrsto,d ttAt ifn agencies cannot be obtained without
the cssh such shall be deemed perfsetiv
There IL dsh water humbug about his Inmsnt There
has been beary two millions Of bottles sold without
pisint lite fret friends beat Call A. sy6 road
way, and see cur wonderful and references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

The METROPOLITAN TIckETs.-Both wings and
democrats are making preparations for supporting
their respe cve candidates for the Mayoralty, office
Of District Attorney, City Judge, and Aims House
Commissioner. When all the tickets are before
the public we shall do our best TO make selection
from the mass, indicative Of the action we shall
take both in the State aud city election. We shall
PICK out the wheat, and throw the chaf aside
The new Union party forming in this city, will do
the same, throwing their votes in the election as
they will best tell.
Thus far as regards the city, we prefer the
democratic candidate, Fernando Wood, for Mayor
He is man whose character energy Of purpose,
and strong patriotic feeling tit himfor the best gift
in the hands Of the city. lie is safe man, aud,
we think, will be elected. We find that the wings
have selected the beet man for District Attorney,
in the person Of Nathaniel Bowditch Bluni-a man
Of high character, jealous for the public welfare,
industrious IN the exercise of his talents and every
way well fitted, by his public and private worth,
for the important post. lie is sure to succeed,
rather than the candidate Of the other party who
has already been noticed in our columns for his
claims, such as they are. We 60, then, for Mr..
Blunt.
Fer City Judge, Welcome r. Beebe has been
named by the wings. Mr.. Beebe is a very respec-
table man--but he 10 not more Intelligent, not
more worthy than the candidate for the same
office who has been nominated by the democrats.
Thomas w. Cleric is good man. We are not
sure which Of the two is preferable, but all things
contidered we are rather partial to the latter
than the former 1t will be close race
For Aims House Commissioner, we must make
up our mind, when all the nominations have been
made. The Office IL now very important one,
being IN fact, one Of ten governorship, which in
wolves great responsibilities, and needs man Of
enlarged intelligence to fill il. We will decide
upon this candidate hereafter, having fully ascer-
tanned that he has no tincture Of abolitonism I'M
der his Jacket This, we believe, will be the case
with nll who form the great conservative party of
The Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

nn nh hus,es-i ne tr,nsh Dress Boot: s. ~ to s.
Fress Boots s. 30 TO SIS French VaterI roof Boots from
$50 10 So ALI good warranted 20 give
kearhS Re- done in the store Quick sales and small pro-
IA IL mN
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M. Lsxett. Dentist. Gas nroedray. the In

trodueer the rrreps of atmospheric rresurs Den
tsry is p.rtieular attention 20 the In
serton Of hrttcal teeth HIS popular httc work. Obser-
walton the beet 81 Preserving the rseh can bs
ohtnInea en- AIrlieation aa shove.
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for io fas approaehins woul
every lover 81 health md comfort TO call brooks l
Fulton street and lay In supply. His stock OF Boots
Shoes over,hoe sc very large From IL fail
In making selection.
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oott 10 this Oh he found rtlandt
street c0tk sole boots on So worth 81 French calf
city made AID wsrantsd $500 water proof shoes and
over. shoes constantly on hand. DOCTOR,
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petssS aricie H. shaving offered " the public. les
virtues ere cxei ve scknowedred the enectuai
In preTarint the bsR'd for the easy application OF
ADD tor ptoyerto Of irritation Slid
be inv.htor WILLIAM BOGlE also BY A. D. ID. SANDS.
lula AT
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Sporting Intelilrenee.

CrSrrEvILLE Uot use, A. The grea, trotth'y mstcn
fer 50 COO two mile heats IN harness between et and
John May vas by the latter in short rub. Time
b2ob2 Report smother day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

10 rmcd thst the iagss cheapeat aud best
men o. Wigs haf Wigs Toupees Brtids Of long hair,
Front Braids Ne IL TO he uud A. the Wig fac
tory q kedhuIst Besfd Maiden lsre, N. Y, ahd Ma
tional Hotel Wal, nEton. u. q.
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equsl - newt sho; Tor removing ,pOts frsm silks aad
wOeens Ec We call attention this
meet faBhonabl, prepared q. NJ Detss estabshment
generally knoNn for cleaning thsws silks &c. Depot Al
BrcadTay rice ATS botte-suoient for twenty
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uop snd all sb diseases. a. Is vel kauwn positively
cured BY using Gours-d's Italian Medicated
Peudrs subtitle eradicate. hair from Of the body
Lguid Rouge for pale ps ard checks. LILY White Tor
rough flushed uEgish eomplexiont at 81 walker street.
nr,t store from Broadway. Caend South Third street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

porters Bpdy Belts Suspcbesrs, Bandaros as scOver
snty different kinds Of The most ,prrcvsd makers
.nd Meet assortment in the city ~
CHAs n. RING Druggist iel Broadway, corner Of yehn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

Hair D,e vay te svvurUa AZ the anafaetcry all
street. The public should guArd against iitatsns
variovs dipiouss Persons whose hair has bad
color from the Of The imitation DIES hafs 10 oor-
rectsd BY calling 80 shove. Copy TIRE address,
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Mrs. Jerv,s's Cold Candy-The Great fro

side cods hoarseness and ths
thros. 'pdlun complaints This domestic medons un i
ver.sls admitted tood, Is sold W MAS w JTsVis SO
Brosdwayiky zescr No. Third street. below Chesnut St
Philedelphia, aud By druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

rneueopes received asd only gold medal
AWARDED ~ the American Institute be BrAdy
Gallery 30 aud 9T Broadway corner Of Fulton street
Also DssuerreotyPes on ivory by Brady new process
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

A LESSON PROM THE ESENY.-Thurlow Weed,
in late number of his journal, has an article de-
scrip;ive Of the machinery TO be employed by the
whig aholiIionists. Here it isl
There is no doubt Of the ability Of the whig
Gaboliiionl party to carry the State We have the
numbers, II they can be got out That is the simple
point and the question Is, how this end Be best
secured Every working whg can answer this quos.
ton Ten active men In each election district. with
their hearts In their work effect alton
which will ensure full vote. The process Is simple.
lirs poll list Of all the voters In the election district
Second sub division Of the list by school districts
with tuo three working wings 10 that
10 checked In good ssason; and third, teams carry
voters TO the polls early IN the DAY With such an
organization effectively carried out State ticket
will have majority Of ten thousasd and whig Legs-
lsture will be able TO ell CO whg United States Senator
Like all effective machinery, it is very simple,
and we recommend it to all those who are devoted
to the Union, for the display and preservation of
that power, by which this cohfederacy of States
alone can be sustained. Ii is not only for this city
and State unite in favor Of the country, but
New England, Pennsylvania, aud all the people Of
the Northwest, should come out, with their best
exertions, TO stand by the constitution and laws
For twenty years the friends Of the Union have
been tranquil, while the aboliiionists have gone on
step by step, in their unhallowed agitation and
the time has now come, when every true citizen
should resolve to adopt the same means for the
preservation Of the Union, the constitution and the
lave, as the abolitionists and disunionists have
used, and still propose to USE for the extinction Of
the confederacy-for the overthrow Of the cons,i-
tuition, and for to the laws Of the country.
The Union party will only have to show ITSELF
to be victorious. Remember your duty to your
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

fer lb eknittion ~ Fair. sad persons
requiring % these useful articles thosld thsn
sna perfection IN the art 81 wig making. Bateheor
eelehra'ed viz Fsct@ry Il at Wall street Cory ad
dress. and call and zee his manufactures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

There ID now building Ut Bobokea ana ON Aha no,,
finished, block Of very handsome and superior hsu,.s
There thirty Of thsmsaoh three stories hi,h 80
light airy The kitchens fitted in ths h.s
with the most approved ranges for hot and eIs
which be used in the baths 81
the second stories In addition to the furnished b
the pipes In the street there pumps and cserns
house. with large vaults for COAL and houses for wood
The centres and Of the side Of the auoS
rsne have bold and projecting octagon fronts Their cor
niees well those Of tho intermediate houses sup
ported and smbeshed by we'll prop ,rtonsd passrs The
western front 10 ornsmentsd BY succession Of tasty
vaah and the OF both large enough to admit
Of handsome flower gardens These houses occupy BOTH
sides Of the in the immediate vicinity Of the ferry
with the awr and river in 'front.' The view OF the bay
harbOr from this point is extensive and beautiful Among
the number Of these houses there is upon plan
what novel; In this there four distinct and separate
Stories each story having separate Kitchen and two bed
rooms adjoining for servants-a dining parlor drawing
room and four bedrooms with bathing rooms wash stands
water closets &c. Se There separate entrances and
private stairs for servants These different roes instead
Of being placed perpendeua ether extend
rzontsy forming four separate and distinct one story
houses of hundred and ten feet each THIS
men saves the occupants the trouble and Of
three four ghts Of stairs SEINE dozen tmes
day These different floors with the the houses
gether with intended for hotel boarding house.
supplied with all the comforts Of tho beit
modern houses.
They contracted he finished and ready In the
of November The streets the vicinity Of the
square to be paved and curbed.
The Mesrs Stevens laying down pipes sapply the
town with water and cheaper rate than is charged
by any sther The boats leave Hoboken different
parts Of the city eight times hour and kept
all night The taton for crossing the ferry
but dollars year. FOR the head of family. Those
purchase rent HOUSES for the remainder OF this
for the coming year. will do well to examine them.
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awarded TO Beat aud advise those OF fricads
10 call and Of the sort that took the premium
his price hs. been reduced 10 One Dollar aud pat
tful at tnat and warranted fade. No. Isl
Broad Beetle Co.'s Hat Store between Nader
Lane and Liberty Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

VALUABLE relic oF rHE REvoLrroN.-We
publish to-day, as promised, the address to the
peorie Of the State Of New York. by Lewis Morris,
one Of the signsrs OF the Declaration Of lode
pende 1t should be read by every good citizen,
for il shows the spirit Of political fathers with
respect TO the Union end its sacred character This
address has not been published before. and ought
to make a deep impression, coming as il does from
one distinguished as leading spirit OF the revolu-
ton. and one ofihe first farmers in this stie May
his agricultural descendants imbibe his patriotic
spirit. fred as IL was by prudence, wisdom, and
sincere leye of HE fellow.msn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

THr CnEr ENeIStkR AND THE CoMacs Cow
en-. We have Mr.. Carson's reply to the report Of
the Commsn Council Committee, appointed to in
vestipate the charges which he made against the
city authorities which We viii endeayor to publ sh
on Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

Excessive ttock s-gHrs Teas and Groceries Of Mr. j.
o. foy ler believe he is selling lower prices than
other dealer In the eiy Die stores $50 and AS Green
wich. rs NescJ and 400 Grand street.
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The Beehive, No. 3e7 Grand stree,

rorh has hard large OF Ladies' Cio.ks sacus
Jsgsle Msn &c. Of all kinds Of materials. well
sod 81 latest styles. Alo. always hand, great
rety q Straw bOnrets, ri bbons. Sc, 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

Such uniform and speedy running is without
parallel in the history of ocean steam naviga-
ton, and shows in the strongest manner possible
that public confidence in the Collins line has not
been misplaced 1t will be recollccted that these
vessels have, ever since they were first started,
been obliged to perform more work than could in
reason be expected of them On every occasion
but one they have left New York and Liverpool
within the week in which they arrived, in some
cases not remaining in port more than three days,
and being obliged within that brief time to dis
charge and take in cargo, coal, and stores OF every
description. In fact the boilers and machinery
have not had time to col once since the line was
put in operation. Hereafter there will be four
heretofore done We do not desire to favor the
vessels of this line at the expense ofany Others but
il is more than justice to say that they have
proved the mselves to be the swiftes, most COM
modious, most beautiful, and best found steam
ships that the world has ever seen TO this time.
Their running, as shown by the above table, will
be considerably improved upon, and five are not
very much mistaken, the day will soon come when
it will be considered long trip if these vessels do
not make the passage, as general thing, in less
than ten days. L. H. Collins is a man whose
energy is unbounded, whose skill is unquestioned,
and whose ambition keeps pace with his energy
At one bound he jumped iato successful rivalry
with the old world in the matter of steam naviga-
ton-in ano her he will leave all competitors tar
behind He thinks, like all other good Americans,
that the United States should be without rival in
everything
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broadway Tbestre.-The lessee bcgs most


respectfully the arrival OF Sir William Don
Baropet, whose cell ortv comedian has been univer
spoken OF of the highest order and who will make
his FIRST appearance Monday Oct. 2sh. This distn
sushed noh.nsn from his youth evineed extraordinary
ono talent aud has been inv arAby xnzed throu
his the modern Mathews aud his
debut his last his has been
tiuued triumph SIR liam viii appear during the week
in rouDd Of popular ieees the particulars Of which Will
be duly announced in the bills of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26

The Rev. j. A. Cary viii preach I'm tina
West Reform % Duteh Churc OF Bleeeker and Nor
ton streets sunday evening" Oct 81 at half
o'clock. The public respectfully invited to attend
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and Dressn-ker .ts end 53 Broadway are pretty well
dividing the ATTENTION OF the The hrst for her exlui
site ss gtress the latter for her unite taste in
everything that the embeshmen Of Look
OF for her winter fafhiens.
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to hght faa astc at the parties during
THE to take Of lessons OF Dir j. Soaring %
Bon street. is academy is every day NJ s. sd
his pnps the most astonishing manner and impars
TO them graceful and correct manner Of carriage.
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CRIffOrnfa.-H. r. Htpburn, AttOrncy-At-
Law Francisco California leaves the Of she
2Sth and business at the once of Winslow
Laper Co SO all street. on Saturday and Monday, be-
tween IL n. and L. NJ
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FHSnen Will hHA tO~hOEIOwb SWHuuy
Meropry most inteI.nx paper The continuation of the
history of the New York Fire Department and Engine Co
las asoundinr report tn other matter OF note all nem-
brs ct the FIRE Department. should preserve this most in
teresng history the origin and Of that
portant ins tBton 1ne Mercury rapidly increasing in
popularity aud favor. with the pu Bile generally.
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Two Hundred Eighty Nine broadway, Is

just grand focus o. attraction Goldsmihs Chesr
asses in Pebma0ship I'LL with incredible rapidly In
fact there brisk petition for priority in registering
the ~ pupils 1t und rsood that the cheap
only month from the date Of it's aad
hence the anxiety 10 ioin the early elassea.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-22

in bosh houses AZ Congressthis not case for trial
by jury but for preliminary investigation before
magistrate under prompt summary examsnauon upon
lowed by delivering up the fugitive upon pr'md fac
case made to the satisfaction OF the officer who has
proper jurisdiction Of the question !,
Mr. CASS suggested that the honorable senator should
weld 10 motionto adjourn.
Mr. BADGER consented to do so; but, before resu.
ming his seat he made some remark to the from
New Hampshire, Mr. HALr,l which was not understood
Mr.. HALE. turning to Mr. BADcrR) You must al
II The Ell PRESIDiNG OFFICER, Sdr CLAY, The ssna-
Chair. -
Mr.. HALE. AS the senator from North Carolina ad-
dressed himself 70 me. thought il proper that should
The PRESIDING OFFICER. It's not in order for
the senator to address any else than the Chair
Mr.. HALE, (resuming his seat) Well, then, | have
nothing to say 10 the Chair [Laughterl shall have
Mr.. BADGER Mr. President with an eileetual pro-
vision upon this subject OF fugitive slaves look for
complete and entire execution OF that law in every State
Of the Union, well at the North at the South
count upon with the utmost confidence from the sense
Of justice and constitutional loyalty Of the people.
The next question is. as to the Wilmot Proviso.
shall not agitae the question. have not much to say
about H. shall yield to the suggestion to adjourn
Mr.. BALDWIN,. should like to reply on the instant
to some Of the suggestions Of the senator from North
Carolina. Mr. BADGER is only upon one point that
Mr. CLAY. lin the chair.) That can only be done by
MI. BALDWIN. Twas DESTROYS, Mr. President. Of
making reply to single point Of the argument OF the
Mr. MANGUM call the senator to order. It Is a
most unusual Of procedure when speaker has
given way ST sszs the
servaon this time; but acquiesce in the wish OF the
Senate TO 20 into executive session.