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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHInGToN, Ang J!
SENATE


The ,nsidcrafioii Of Mr.. Pearce's bill for
the seiileinen. OF the Texas boundary line
was taken up, ,r.ftrr
Mr.. Winthrop took the floor upon his
\ anne njulent offered yesterday. His principal
object was 10 open the subject foe future dis
cussioR. He agreed with every word of The
executive message. He thought The lrinndS
OF California had a riaht IN OK. ect her admis
sion first. He saw no Objection To Pearcr's
boundary line. aud therefore withdrew his
amendment. -[ti
Mr. Underwood then offered an amend
meut giving indi<puiabiy the same boundary
line as that provided in the omnibus bill
which was rejected Yras 2i-ntys ..
After some further debate. the quesrrin WAS
taken ON Alasou'+ ;iiuendmeni Offering cub
silule Tor the whole hill, when it WAS reject
ed. Yeas IA NAYS 81. r-r. z---rr
The bill wds reported 20 the Senate with
the several amendments made
The first amendment was the substitution
of the expression '-hrr claim 10 territory" ior
the words "her Territory" la that part ofthr
bill relating to the consideration for which
ten millions is 10 he paid to r,xns.
After some discussion the amendment vas
concurred in.
The question recurring on the pro7isa.
whirh was itself an dmcndmrnt. that fiv' Of
sued until IIie ere ditors Of Texas shall have
been paid
Mr. Atehi<on spoke in favor Of the Sejec
ton.
After some further debate the proviso ws
disagreed to--veas u nays 80.
Several other amendments were NILE
- and rejected. s.r
Mir Underwood resumed his amrnd,cn'
adopting the boundaries in the omnibu bill.
relected--yeas .. nays %.
An amendment II reduce the amour 10 DC
paid to Texas was rejected, % 70 20.
An amendment TO exclude FL Pa from
Texas WIS rejected. 81 TO rs .u
After some !urthe- amendments INC blil
was ordered TO be cngrosSed, and as thrn
read third time and passed-yeasoo, nays
20 as follows:
Yeas-Badscr. Bell. Berrien 6radhury,
Bright. Cass. Clarke, Clemens. copper Dd-
Wis. of Mass. Dawson. Dickinson DODGE. oil
Iowa. Douglass, Felch, Foote GENE, Hons
ton. King. Norris, Pearce -Ielps, KuSk.
shields Smith. Spruance, Stgeon, Wales,
Whitromb and Winthrop.
Navs-Atfisou, Baldwin 'arnweil. Ben
ton CHASE Davis of Miss. odge, Of Wis.
Ewing. Hale, Hunter. MAJ. Morton. Sc
wall. Soulc Turney, UFTwood, Uphani.
Walker and IuIee.
The Senate then adi9rcd.
HOFS
The IIo1sc went IL, Committee Of tho
Whole on tie state o. Onion, and took
up the civil and dipicn% appropriation hill.
Mr.. Stephens. OF Cargh' addressed the
House at length t advocating p the riah,s
ofthe South.
- a.. pridot's message ~ revplu-
,;onarv in rs ,se ad hyrocritical in its COM
MIR Wiiliavz 1T took the floor and advo-
Gated the mss.ag after which tie House
adjourned.
lAsnINGToN, August Q.
few days Sc. four male slaves be-
lonrinc 10 Mcssroombs 6. Stevens, were
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Office OF the Evansville x Illinois =. II.
tQnrSaV.

Company.
: L called mee;ing az tie Board If Directors
oi said Eor', nn Triss.av, Aug 1t, il was
ordered Thar five dole - an each shae of the cap
a strck We paid 10 the Treasurer. on or beGire Tie
26'h day ol August inst aad that tive dollars
more be paid each siirrc on OF IL fore the %, a
Of September neat, 0ud lurilicr sum ct FIVE dot
lars ON each sinIc lie paid Oh or Leore tie .G,h
Gay of October rcxt.
EDWARD HOPKINS,
aug2 lGcwlm Treo.,ter
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MOTTO T..

TNHF Co-Fartnership here oiore existing between
J. JGlia ii. Maghee, Giliisun Ma hee and lsanc
Keen, tnaer lie name and style OF j. II. Naghec
& CO., was dissolved on he iClh lust. by mutual
consent, hy The withdrawal oil Isaac Keen from the
said finn
Al sebts due the la'e irr must he paid 10 J. II.
MngheC and g. MagEcc. WHO will coIitinne he hu
s. ness, heretofore under the name and STYLE of
}. II. Ma.I!ce Il Go.
Acrrrsr.
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From J. B. Hannah; Wholesale dealer in Hats, Car

Boots. Shoes, Sc Sc.
EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 30, 1850.
Door. HATcHTr: have used v. ur preparation
IT COhosh for opUr oi the liver, indigo slion. and
general nervous debility in every instance it'll as
tOnishlng success. would recommend it to AL
similarly affected a safe. plea, ami and eiiicacivus
medicine. iUGr UCedient seyy't.
4 HANNAH
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LOUISVILLE & sT. ICUJS FACELT.
GsS. :, The fine, fast running, and substantial

n - nc mt ilsl iuI.IIlIiE, uIiu suustaIit4s'I
ss..ES5l..ttt.l Steamer,
GEN. WASBiNGT8N,
Capt. LsyGHoEN. hlGst'r, wilt run during the
season as q regular Louisville. Evansville and 81
Louis Packet. She viii leave Louisville every Ned
nesday at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, passing EyausVilleev
cry Thursday morning al 4 O'Clock Retaining.
viii !eavc st. Louis every Saturday evening at q
clock 1ndpass Evansville every Monday morning al
a.. 0ck .rr -r-. -r.--- ---
For fright or prssage apsly on board ar 20
nl26 3DI .CHlj.Ef & Mi Cir Lii, AGts
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REGULAR wrEKLY LOUT5VILL L.

Ct. LOULS EECkLI.
az. = TIE splendid fast running passenger
s.Sss..---stzzs Steamer
SAThD1N,
CoiIMAE, Master,wi run as above, regular pack
ct during tie seuson: leaving LGuisyIlleeyery Zion
day evening at O'Clock, aud Evansville every
Tueeday morniu. M . O'Clock Tor 81. Louis; and
returning viii leave ST. Louis every IhursdGy ey
ering and Evansville ,very Saturday morning al
O'Clock for Louisville arc Cincinnati.
For freight or paSsage, having very superior &C.
coniInodations app ly on board or 10
OfItlLEY & MITCHELL,
apSO If Agents.
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UNION WHITE sULFRUR sFRIncsl :


TIM PFoprietors OF the above Eamed popular
L Springs wOud Inform the 1ullicila. this ASH
ionabc place OF resort will he cpeneI for the s<e,
ion OF visitors by The first OF June The hTisars ~
hnvs undergone Thorough repair the sfeiuF-
nsiled ~ The most modem style, ard The sFs,'1ds rl
@aupned AMI improved, :us reneefine The SBiplHrf
SPRINGS 81 the rieIsnnt IlaceS at feser ~
DE Western county The Aedic nui VII tees oFl,e, -
water, ard the healthy ocaton al ihise fgiB4s ei- h
lsf stfcng intgcVneE;s 10 iivads ne ~ g. 81 -. ~.
hose seeking il-asaat place of u,necr resort,
yl.l' iais place The propriciors lave sTanaf n, ~
expense. and will every eHdeavor. niaf &, n
these Springs unsurpas ~ any resoft Of ie kiBi
in he West. - flf' irllfs- sai rles
Tie above SpriHgs a-e situated IN Union Comfy, .
Nv. twelve mies from UnicIliown fi'teen from
Casevvi-la. iyenly ihIte lrcm Henderson. and
twenty miles from Shawneeiown, H. 2 sanata.,nj
A. O. LONG.
lfENhN oBEWIS,
mFl5 IN Prcpiietors. y
u The iollowipc pape-s plcnse copy npnrhsf
end send bills TO advertisers :-Daily Courier ,
isvie; journal, Paducah; Advoente, Shawnee-se
town: and keniuckiun Ifcnder s5n. sss.l Us lls
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME firm Of Henry Scriber d Co.. was this dny
i Dissolved bv mutual consent. All debts 10 be
pail 10 Henry Scriber. and ali claims against them
to be also settled by him.
HENRY SCRIBER,
+ \. CORBET
JOHN HpDGSJN.
Evansville 9Th July ls5O-liya4 N
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FRFSE TEAS

resi- TEAS.
SUPERIOR IoI ne HySon \ uuir Tyson, Impor-
> ial and Hack i,as, Extra orange oolCng pek0e
hGe black Tea for sale Nv
my4 II HORNBROOK & BURTIS.
\ GLASS ES.-Planiaiion and Sugar House.
III IA barrels and halt barrels in good order. and
tor sale low 10y FOSTER & BROWN.
iel If
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The following is from NJ Morgan. Of Tie firm
G.. * :. X. Morgan. wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods, Evansville Ind
DnCT. HATcJnrr Mr. / have used your Cchosh
's ere eosv5 at diseased Lungs, with The lappirs
results. From my experience with il, believe il
asn 10 be one OF tie lest VI dicincs for general de-
blli'y, indigestion and Tor purifying tic blood.
Yours, &c :. X. MORGAN.
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None is genuine unless "UATCHITT'S EX-
TR ACT or COHOSIi,r is blown in ,he to,ie
Manufactured 10y ] G. HATCHITT & co,
No. II Front ST Evansville ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the west ljel2 al
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J b HANNAH.

The certificate Of r.. w Dunbar, Esq. Treasurer of
tanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, IA, April Il, 1850.
DR. HATCHITT--->tT--I have used YOUR COhosh for
four or five months. and can AZ with confidence
that it is Alternative tonic, much superior any
preparation OF Sarsaparilla, other touc medicine
have ever used Aours.
IL W. DUNBAR
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NEPOT of Ponnlar Medicines.-swnin

~ Family Medicines, Lovdeus. do do. Town.
sends, Bnll's md Shaker Sarsapariila, and every
valuable patent medicine. for sale nv
HAICHTTT e. Co.
jel tf No II, Front ST.
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REGULAR PACKET TO

Iessk:A zs.sAA
PIGEON SPRINGS.
TIME undersigned would inform the public that
4 he has procured convenient eight passenger
Hack. and VIII run II daily the salt Wei three
times day; wiii leave the Sherwood House n u
and O'Clock, 4. NJ. ard al 3 o'clock, T. H., on
each day. and proceed up locust street 10 Sd street
down 3rd 10 Main street down Main t. lirst street.
and down tirst street past the Exchange. and on
through l.amasco 20 tie salt We'll Extra trims
VII be made when required. Fare each way. 10
cents. viii commence regular trips on Monday
the 9th inst. TIiOS d. SMITH.
Pigeon Springs, July &c, lsjO-lJy2o M
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HrynsrSuy. Ky. MAY Q. $50

HrynzESoy, KY, May Q. 1850.
DR. J: G.. HATcHiIT- wife has been afflicted
with Prolarsus Uteri and o rhose diseases so COM
mon To women about the "tcin of lite" She has
been wonderfully bCnenued l,y Tie use of your Co.
hosh, after trying in vain other medicines
Yours tANiS RACDN
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lAsnlNGToN, August Q.
A lew days Sc. four male slaves. be-
,oncinc 10 McssToombs 6. Stevens, were
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LCUlSElLLE g Ct. &C us FACEEL
, 49, p PIKE no. 9.
r.A.s@aa WV. Z. fuller, Master, will nm as 4
regular packet curing Tie season, between Louis
vile and ST. Louis euying Louisville every Satur
day, and ST. Louis every tuesday. For accomno.
daiions she is unsurpassed. 49,. q.
O'iiILEY s. MITCHELL,
mv20 If Agents.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE & ST. louis
PACKET

ave. - The fac, fast running steamer
- FASHION,
Capt AND2Es, Master, viii run as a regular packet
during the ensuing season, between Louisville and
ST. Louis-arTivng al Evansville on her way toSt.
Louis every Saturday morning returning will ar
rive at Evansville on her way Louisville, every
Wednesday morning. For Ioight OF passage apply
on board or TO
ORILEY & MITCHELL.
nrY20 if Agents.
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SWITZERLAND.

In Switzerland the papers were occupied
with announcing the arrival Of Dudley Mann,
diplomatic agent of the United States, nc
credited 10 the Swiss conlede,acy. This is
the first time the United States las been rep
resented by special mission III Switzerland,
and the confederation will profit by the oc-
casion TO extend her commercial relations
aud fix them by independent treaties, and TO
secure advantages for the numerous emil
grants who issue yearly from Switzerland to
seek their fortune in tile United States.
STAIN.
To Spain CarIist conspiracy has been dis
60. A large number OF persons have
been arrested, among whom were several
priests.
AUSTRIA.
Accounts have been received. in which ii is
stated that the Bosnian instruction is upon
the eve OF suppression. the clieis Of the in
surgents deputaiion proposing terms OF sur
TrIssler and acrOn modaIion.
: Haynau's horses and eqnlpage are 10 be
sold forthwith by hlS own direction.
There appears TO be but little doubt that,
while Austria has gwen directions 10 lis pen-
ipo'eui,ry to sign the Danish treaty. IT hest
tales, and il may be said declines 10 adhere 10
the London protocol
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TO MIGRANTS. &C

\ III. those IN want 1T small Farms within few
miles of this Cry will do well 10 call on the
subscriber NJ his Office, End street one door from
the Catholic Church. Z. T.. GARRICK.
ie22 Il
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1B- The :" Home Journal % has three and h.If
columns (signed N. P. WiIiis) upon the {. Forros,
testimony We copy SO much of it as relates to an
apology for Mrs. Forrest receiving ''the Consuelo
letter -
MIR. Forrest engaged Jameson to accomnanv
INN ON professional tour through the Western STATE:
whlch made travelling companions of the three for
nearly TWO months Once during this time, Mr. For
resi- quarrelled with Jameson point oftheatricaI
etiquette, and as Jameson was clearly in the r;obt
and the support of wife and children depended ON
his continuing to be employed Mrs Forrest advoca-
ted Ills side, and persevered for week in bringing
ABOUT reconciliation. This kindness and the mn
reserved intercourse OF persons thrown constantly To-
gether, In travel, made impression on Mr.. Jamie
son, which none will wonder at who have seen tho
beauty and know the winning franlness of the LADY,
MIR. Jameson is an imaginative man, and like most
ACTORS mas become confused, to the rea-ife value
OF the hlgh-town language of the stage. AT Cincn
nah near the close of his tour he had beep road;nn
the new newell Of ''Consuelo,'' and became con-
pleteiy intoxicated with his love-story. With the
iachlty oil ms profession, he assumed the part of
oVer and addressed the language of the book TO Mrs
Forrest who had become the 'sConsuelo'' of his i'm
aglnatlon. The letter he wrote to her. at nartino
(wnlch Is Mr. Forests one, and only presumptiye
eFiuence OF MS Wlle's guIlt,) was very improper
ms W. II "ouo nave peen addressed, we venture
10 say, to the most innocent woman in the world
under similar circumstances
Mrs. Forrest answered the letter, with a ladv,s
mia rebuke, for the erroneous construction it 1ut
upon her kindness, orbore to infuriae her husband
with the knowledge of it, and threw it aside, with
vague thought that her sister might be interested in
1t, as circumstance of her Western tour In ran
sacng the letters ofthis sister one day. with one of
winch 1t had been returned to Mrs Forrest, and to
whch ne had access by key, of his possession of
which she was perfectly aware, MIR. Forrest found
this document-which, we scarce need saw yvo-
man who knew it to be proof of guilt, would have
better secreted or burned
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The New YORK PETITION. The New York
Journal of Commerce remarks of the petition in crcu-
ation in that city for the pardon of Prof. Webster
"We recommend that the parties circulating for sig
natures call at the Pententiary Blackwels island,
and also at the State Prison at Sing Sing, where we
have no doubt long list Of names may be obtaned-
If men had as much sympathy for the murdered and
their friends, they have for the murderers and their
friends, society would bs much better off than it is at
present.
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gB We know of no parallel to this case of Prof
Webster, either in this or any other country We.
know no instance in which SO many circumstances
combined to make it extraordinary case, as this
Inc character and position Of both murderer and
M VIZ triaing nature of the dispute between
lneIn the public time and place at which the deed
was committed, the secresy which attended i
lhe sklil and success with which all traces of it were
erased land the wonderful chain Of circumstance
winch brought it clearly into light, concur 70 make
IL one OF the msa remarkable cases in the annals ~
crime'--'NeW york Courier 6 Inquirer. $3.50 y
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Congressional Proceedings.

In the Senate, on Friday, Mr.. Clay presented
petition from man named Ridley, asking encour-
agement for his invention for extinguishng fires in
sailing vessels and steamships; also, one from Hem
ry Grinne, praying for the appointment of officers
and seamen for the expedition now fitting out at New
YORK TO search for Sir John Franklin. Mr.. CLAY
spoke in favor of both petitions, and Commended
them to the serious attention of the Senate
The House, in committee of the whole. dismissed
of several private bills
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Waters Hair Dve

lie great and increasing demand for Hair Dive and tho
= umcuy oil procuring GOOD ARTIcIE has inducJ ,h
subscribers to experiment. until thew have Ie
The Dye that surpnsses any other now IN se
onnlc y possesses other kinds are thai the
ydns n perfectly simple, as the Hair requires no pre-
smells an It is entirely free from any unpleasant
II d a''u ao tsS NOT iade crock, wash out
~ uoes not like ordinary Hair Dye leave an np,,sr,
u unnatural dryness of the hair but nj The same & ,bnt
ness instead SSn az retains usre and soft
to o' urng the hair tends great degree
snd vo VINO nave hair and whskcs of lighter color will
aro @ easy 70 match the two; and those whose hair has
~ ,rJ & @ grey, can restore to its original bean
use w Ho"oe, than with any Dye in
For sale bv NJ n cprrN r. WATERS
June 90. ~ " bii 10 4. LAZELL.
podff
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DEATH BY SPONTANEOUS CoMBusT1oN.-
The following extraordinary occurrence is related by
the Gazette des Trbunaux:
"A few days ago, in tavern near the Barriere
dc rEtolle, a Journeyman painter, named Xavier C
$500, well known for his Incorporate habits while
drinking with some comrades, laid wager that he
would eat lightedscandle His bet was taken, and
scarcely had he introduced the flaming candle when
ne uttered slight cry, and fell powerless to the
ground blush fame was seen TO flicker about
his lips, and on an attempt being made to offer him
assistance, the bystanders horror-sruck to find
that he was burning internally. At the end of half
an hour his head and the upper part of his chest
were reduced to charcoal Two medical men were
called IN, and recognized that Xavier, had fallen
victim to spontaneous combustion. This conAgra-
ton OF the human frame is frightfully rapid in ITS
progress bones, skin and muscle, are all deyoured
consumed, and reduced to ashes. A handful of dust
on the spot where the victim lay is all that re-
mains"
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~ Some three years since, Gov Brown. of Flor
ida, received from the Patent Office al WASHING
ton, packet of CLOVER seed from Chill. II seemed
to be new variety, most probably of Lucerne, bear
ing blue flower. II has taken well in the soil and
bids fair to ptove valuable acquisition to the agri-
cultural productions ofthe State, being very nnri-
tive grass for stock.
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capital speech in the Senate on The sla very n"oa
ilon lie stood firmly by the recorded sentiments Of
massachusetts. He frankly told his rie..ds tbat,bev
were pledged to oppose the extension of slavery
t'at Ten: Taylor could not have received the vote Of
single free State if it had not been clearly under.
5000 that he would not veto the Wilmot proyso.--
M upham does not belong to Mr.. Webster,s "set
Of retaiaers. "-RepuJlicaa 90
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"WEBsTER AND HIS RETATNERs. ,,

The Boston Republican has the following comments
upon the several hundred persons who have recently
addressed letter to Mr.. Webster, thanking him "for
recalling them to their constitutional duties .
There were names appended to this letteI. we
did not expect to there. We did not expect the
name of President Sparks, who gave the Free Sellers
ten dollars In lS4S for electoneering purposes,-of
Professor FELTON,, who has made great pretensions to
aht-slaVery sentiments, appended to paper endors-
ing the pro-slavery speech of Daniel Webster That
Dr. woods, Professor Stuart and William NJ Rogers
should sign it was to be expected by those who hap
pen to know the facility with which these men can
change their views. We hope Gen. Devens, the
United States marshal for this State, if called upon
to arrest fugitive slaves-say, for instance, Henry
Box Brown, Henry Bill, Ellen Crafts. or the moor
grl that remained slowed away for three weeks in
December IN the hold of vessel will first call un-
on FROST. Sparks, Prof FELTON,, Dr. Woods, Stuart,
and Rogers, as the posse comitatus, for aid Would
not look rich to see these gentlemen perform heir
constitutional duties 2" We think Mr.. Mason
ought to move an amendment to his Bill, constitut
ing the eight hundred sgners of this letter. these eft
retaaners, judges and hunters of runaway slaves,
ferhaps they would rejoice to be made into blood
hounds.
1t Is really amusing to see Rufus Choate and r. R
Curtis thanking Daniel Webster for scaling them
back to their constitutional dutes'' Most If tho
men who have paraded their names in the public
press commencing this speech, probably do not know
what they have endorsed. Some Of them now
admit this nv"
There are a great number of the ablest men in
Boston and vicinity, who have not and will not sion
tins paper. They know that Mr. Webster has been
false to his declared sentiments. They see the fol-
y OF making an issue in the ranks ofthe Wing party
II the Wings OF Massachusetts endorse this speech
ns days are numbered, and some of the best and A.
Dlest men IN the party admit this. 1t remains 10 be
seen wnether they will stand by their sentiments. or
ERS.o nlN-
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W convention is TO be held at Canandagua, on
the 18th and 18th days of April to inquire "nhether
all sectarian distinctions anti Christian. The
call is signed by number Of well known gentlemen of
Central New York.
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HEAVY FAILURE. The New York Journal of
Commerce notices the failure of an extensive and htb
erto supposed wealthy manufacturing house in Rhode
Island Messrs. Richmond & Carr, Calico printers
Providence, R. l.
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KEEN REroRT. Atterbury, bishop Of Roches-
ter, alludlng TO bill brought into the House of
Lords, said, 'he prophesed that the bill would be
attempted in the present session, and he was sorry
to lind that he had proved true prophet" Lord
Conlngsby had desired the house to remark that one
OF the reverends had set himself up as prophet, but
for his part he did not know what prophet to Iiken
iim TO- unless to that furious prophet, Baaam, who
was rebuked by his own ass. b, ag
The bishop replied-s'5nce the noble Lord has
discovered in our manners such smiitude. am
content to be compared to the prophet Baaam; but,
my lords, am at loss how to make out the other
part of the parallel. ! am sure have been reproy-
ed by no one but his lordship." burst of laughter
followed the castigation.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-08

GY' DR.. Samuel Strong, of Elyria, Ohio, died, af.
ter short illness, the exciting cause of which arose
from attack upon his character in the Courier news.
paper published at that place.