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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE Sso5T E.-IsoEsrpDEs 800 Win Time, ehs
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Fanny, Pttfed. New York, EiaKey West,
sMp Wrn Writ Sampson, Liverpool l. II Gale
Bark N Wolfe, Davis, New Y oTk. Fosdek & Co
Big Adams Cray scbheidan, Havsnss,
schr Oregon Treuis Tampico, . Wickham
Schr Eugene, HoTis0n, Point Isabel. y OWickham
Schr Ella, Schefnbeek, Pensacola, Hurley
Arrived Saturday.
Schr L Rogers Asbby days from Pensacola master
BasR-4l5 bales cotton.
VI. sTKAAB0ATss
Gen TAyibr. Power, from DOnaldsonvilie.
G w Kendall. Norton, from Cincinnati.
Rockaway, Davis, from Shreveport--59 bales cotton
Fashion, Martin, from the Coast:
Gipsy, Urs, from Bayou Sara-27 bales cotton.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, 81 hours from Galveston. TO sF
rs Morgan-d my
Lowndes, Jr jerks, from Pnnceton-l29 bales cotton.
Cora No 2, Keeling, from Camden-S5 bales cotton.
latona, Daferes, IRON Lockport
Meteor No 8, Fanssett, from Attakapas.
Jas l. Day, Bates. from Mobile.
Gen Hamer, Lowe, from Pensacola.
Passengers
Per steamship Palmetto. from Gaveston--Mr Waldndge
and lady Miss Egeston Mrs Jones Mrs Elliott Mrs Mann
Mrs Crawford, Mrs Gomsry, Mrs King and ehden Mrs
Harris and daughter, Mrs Robinson and children, Mir al
May, Reed, Pollard, Weaver Gauvan, Sharp. Sullivan.
Baudn, Gass Vandeventer, Duncan. Martin, IhOnpson,
Ratcheor. Mckay Chapman, Ryan, Jones, Wamply Paul
Townsend Quailes, Lucket, o Sautsrs, NJ Chase w
Attney Barkdae Capt Suter and children, VIM Little
q Dunovant7 Coekham, Cady, Area onn, Garretson
and Brother, D1pere Devne HARRISON kohn. Bartlett,
w Johnson, 6 Smith, Patterson, E M McCleanand %
on deck.
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A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
MAYoRALJY ,s.t OF 3, NIEE!wSoRLEASs.} IE!S

MAYoRALTY OF NEw0RLEANs,l
- May 81, 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance with the
IN above resolutions passed by the Council of Munici.
psly No. Two, their sitting of 18th and virtue OF
the l2th section OF an of the legislature approved March
-, DiO will proceed TO sell my office, THURSDAY,
the 9Th day of June, IL clock the
tracts Tor Repairs Additions, Alterations and building
Of Brick Engine house Stable, Hose house. Trough etc
to the lowest bidder accordance with the terms and
ditons as therein set forth
iel A u. -CROSSMAN Mavor
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DeBow's Commercial Review for June has been
received from Morgan. This excellent journal
improves with every number Mr.. DeBow has
struggled and overcome all difficulties attending a
new enterprise and now in the day of prosperity,
he does not forget that the same industry, which
achieved the reputation of his work, is necessary
to retain it. The first article is the &c Progress
of Southern Industry" from the pen of Governor
Hammond, of South Carolina-the second, on
Popuation-third, a review of Carlyle on West
Indian Savery--and fourth, California, by The Ed
itor. He has, also, bestowed great deal of labor
on the department of Manufactures, Agriculture,
Internal Improvements and Commerce. We think
a complete set Of this work is indispensable in the
library of every Southern Editor. We are in daily
expectation of ours.
Mr. DeBow is to deliver the annual Grafton be-
fore the Literary Society of Charleston College,
We hope he will present the friends of his youth,
essay which will prove what an excellent article is
produced by the woof of Carolina abstraction and
the filling of Louisiana practeality.
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T. Plasters.
Sherman's Poor Mans,
Allebasls' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Rack,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Day,d's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
Strengthening,
Writings Strengthening,
kidS's Imperial,
Heiriek's Royal.
Liniments.
Hunts Hayes,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Davls's Horse, Scians,
Bartine's Lotion,
Hewes',
Tooth Pastes.
Sherman's Compound o
Tooth,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth.
Jones' TOothache.
LOzenges.
Sherman's Cough, Worn
] Camphor,
Ching's Worm,
WistaF's Coughs
Drops.
SOlOmon's Toothache,
Sherman's Toothache.
Williams Toothaehe.
Miscellaneous.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer's Aroannm Extract,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial.
Yaughn's Dithontriptic,
Qsgood's Indian CholOgogue,
lalsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dys'y Cordial,
lCnllen's Female SpeciIic,
lCullen's indian Veg. Rsm'y,
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tincture,
Davis Depurative Extract,
Jayne's Alterxtlve,
Iayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminative,
Rowand's Carminative,
Balm Columbia,
upham's Pile Electnary,
Jones' Chemical Soap.
ICrumpt0n's Balsam,
fIhompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones Hair Restorative,
jones' Lily White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, ColOgnes,
Meen Fun,
lCircassian Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey S Shaving Cream,
] lTaylor's Shaving Cream,
I. Bartlne's Hair Louon.
Hart's Remedy for Fits,
Lamotte's French Remedy,
Bailey 5 Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sngar-coated Cans
Bagie's Hyperion Fluid,
Wheeler's feaberry Tooth'h
jones' Nectar,
yayal's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm of Thousand Flowers,
Barnes Pile Lotion,
). FahnestOck's Vermifnge,
"a Baileyss Group Syrup,
Ivory Paste Blaeking,
Macassar Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
Brush Oil,
Seidlltz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soaps, etc. etc.
d iclne hne not mentioned in IN
| aqually favorable terEns.
NE, ALCOHOL. etc.
I furpentine;
Linseed Oil;
ent Alcohols
triol;
Glass;
me Iuiee;
d hne SPONGE
No. | White Lead.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
c,orxC,, nm May p, 1850; i

MAYoRALTY OF NEw oRLEASs,l
COUNCIL OF. MUNICIPALiTY i III i''Y no. two
~ Sitting of May 2S, 1s50 ResotUed That the Mayor be-
ten days notice in The official papsr of his Manicipsty to
e according the Of the 18th section Of an act passed
ls 1885, the contract for making the following repairs add
on alterations, etc to the engine houses hereinafter
file in the Surveyors Office All the WORK to be done in
good and sHes,a9tis E y satisfaction Of the Sur
eGnd a security IN twice the am9gnt Of his contract for the
be done prior the LIST of October.
Engsne H9Hse No lIon Hunter street oor of House
stop esAs house and premises be painted and white
Wasned stone bridge over gutter In front OF hsuse
story stable with roof that and Hose House new
deor frames VII re necessary; painting and whiewashng
Eagine House No 5-Girod street-Additional story to
sable renewal OF stair case to outside of house yard be
Engine House No. 6-NotYe Dame sreet.-Repairs to
roof; new copper cutters to building.
Englne CO. No I3-Perdido stfeet.-BuiIdng of a two
story brick stable OF lot; construction of new
Tough 5 feet long, on iron supporters plan of thai of
PreectisE Hose Compa1v-Girod streetAddional story
TO sans yard 10 be laid with flags doorway to house 10 be
Louisiana Hose Compang--Perdido sreet.-Repairs to
HOOK ana Ladder COnHpany-Grod street-Continuation
Of building to rear wa widening of front doors removal of
Gsigned1} H., ] JAMES NE H. CALDWELL, President
tSigaed,) -o A. D. CRossMAN. Mayor
Resoieed That the Mayor be- and is hereby authorized
cia paperof this Municipality, sell public auction,
Fire Co No i4. on lot d ground on Common street, be-
paliy in accordance with plan and specifications
fs in the Surveyors Office, the work to be done without
Of the Surveyor and Fire COMMITTEE the contractor give
bond and security twice the amount of his contract for the
ssned tG Ds5jls&TfRsfa f. "a President
(sfgned,J ~ -''' A. d. CRossMAN. Mayor
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Uo,,G
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% E~ ~ ~
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p"iIan,s ri
Ianna,s H T.,
SSaiIans 9 ps
sarsanarillas Il,
n Tnsj,n n
pa;,an III a1mhSenu D. p"
y aliey - N,
11nIs MiHl, :, y;
nisp lAinsop d D. d
tWsu3,s' ,st p ne
p,m, D. JnuS IN.
pun Din. 81 81
~; . Enls. s. c..L H. ~ ~
,Icsh9t ps 0ugar Soageu I oI' D Da
? "a Iarl Liie, lgau'e' 81 ~
st1i,at sVs;,sh,s. liie, Ine,ou vora,.hI. ne
nsnt : 5h1tan 5h1Wan fegetapis' 81
bfanaIe,h 1i, veg; Universal, Sn
iiuIison ; uyeeiah' mi
Zee He" Lohooh' II
cooper s., 10
talliitleIsoh tHllii.Ish ~ = p..; g,
~ istaI uettAe 1 u!sausss Si
EilDoard AnIl,bllious ram. ~
nfWay fIli he SahapNe, III III
tiefrlek ongar-eoatsd, W
Sappingloh feyef q Ague'
Soved y, s nhenmaic' 81
SraerlehDe[gs ~ ~
Spencer : Vegetanle' w
" mlher Chahiohliie' I'll
teTslan, ,,,,L ~
aIiepssis, IIsp, Aeaaen' sna ~
hnsoas,s hfnss ~, asue,;I NJ,
Esais Esad, na,i3Ilh, ~; h;Iia,us MI MI
1i ahuik hnii, p,Ir ,Oiii""S' ".
InkoI9ut hs' ~
fa1ne u.iae,s . E1sJ' ssnId' II,
'i@' so,oH iamadias n,
Sher%en's Raisam ~ ~
nnahna% unnSar;,s, n,
1uelsn ~ ndv;. n3ngitfia1, WEI Ill., and ~
II laws "u N"ei' anu D.
,g;nas,. Eloo.O,n.oo Rs
49, pIanai'"ne' psIsani h.
Thssanso.,f ~ ssn : = ,fasTa,.a oa,sT, Noo,La 10 10
innn ~ E,aa,n,an, : ! az anu NHp1he' 10 10
ISy nnhiaSi ,ie iSHEl,1osota, ESns''tal,, d. ~
Rur,Snpasaa,.i Rusloh Aheoioi ~ enl' a. a.
Ra;ianss S1r,e TV;id Cba,pg II,
S',ny 3iuP sSs n
SshnyanIis = pnIno,io ~ uS, S,,nn ~
NSlGSs Na,.i Easla,'I uo ~ : iuP' slTi
Tsvia.sn Tg - RaIs.uS sIc uoi ;,.,so,, W. hi
l iaS III. III oaiS'ni Ai'ei""i'' ID ID
uoflst's pb@arix II
uhs u'hhasS,i Isfii,I ~, ~
mooa,o W M Nisliy' ~
RlsHs,s Aro%a,;o w. Z,
iisrrick = ' N
| SWANS, 8
Houuk's, r
Cullen's Indian Vegetable b
| nsIIu's Mas;cnI Su sin 4
tractor II
HswIev,s Vsgat.bla l.
| i1tto ~ = 80 / IN Il
Aiishss;sis RIsn r
Tnnsev,s Mssssr 81 Pain II
| ConkIsn IA
Rntlar's Tsttsr II
nc A lIisteris Ve0etahle IA,
| Danfnrthss Vegaiahla II
HarTison's Sneriiie III
iPoDicst =
RowaDd' DiSIi ) Improved Mixture, B
Southern Mixture l
ToiJ T,s Wni.A'uies
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fNOsIPOtND EXTRACT OF C9PAtiA ANn
u CUBEB s. For DiSeasesGf tke UrsNerg OggaEs.
The extensive use Of this Remedy Tor the last yc t
eity duing which pefo has rarely tailed % efeci
ht cnFe where the simple directions which aecompAnF
d have heen faithfully observed, the bes evidence 5 ita
great and uneguasd sxesenee. Be'ng tf tfom AL usr
~ Put up jars Of convenient aud portable axe. ar4
f1r sale only
III MACPHERSON'S Drug aAa CAasssaf Stye
di0 6sn9p No. 10 Camp street, New Orleea.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,
-. M -. L. n

CRESCENT OFFICE, I
Monday Morning, June 3, 1850. :
COTTON-The accounts by the steamer Asia, which
published Saturday. produced other effect on
Cotton market than the demand and the sales
reached 4OO bales nearly all taken for Great Britain Prices
steady.
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'I'OinHi1psE& & WHO ARE EPh0N0CNCkD INCUR.
bty Of doubt that by suitably regulated course Of Vege-
table or Botanic Medication the different iorms of od ohs
nate chronic disease be quickly and rmaenty cured
by treatnsnt which can do no injury whatever DR FUI
LEkToN guarantees speedy in the most sggasafed
every Kind as letter hers Eryspelas Sealdtiead fnmo
foypuss W ems, White swelling Rheume n, Gaut,
Dtopsy, Sernlula, Scnrvy Fpla, Dyspepsia; Liver KID
ney, spieen Breast and tung Compainls Asthma. Palsy
etc etc. Also-the diteFeat diseases peculiar to
~ decided improvement will be percrptihle in mcst
ing. { !
Feye of all kinds invariably be cured in from four a
Seatytour hours BY mild medicine, which easily aken bs
the sensitive.
Invaids are invited to consult DR.. F. gratuoasy No
SO StCharies street Cover Taeras Exehange2, and SEQ
certificates OF remarkable cures.
~ B. A cure will be guaranteed in all uncc1tkon
and few il any will be turned away lneurable
my3 lyd&W
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MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY AT PASS
wi CHRISIIAN-G. RI.AEKMAN a MI Princi.

DUBLIN bAIHS-F X ESl
4 Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS =. A lso. -. HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
by STEPHEN w. RoDGRRs,
No. 1872 Gravler street, between
B arOnne and 2 hillipp 9
streets.
mp3l If
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STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-The well known aaT
= substantial steamer DICK RINER i -. =.


offered for sale close concern She Carrie sA4s
about s00 bales Of cotton is light dFangh and -
runs well For terms, which will be liberal apply ifs
my97f |. w. ARTHUR & Co Is and yi New I.evsa
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THOMAS BRADY,
"a Chartres street:
A'''''' s. zsgreges,
rN'UsUALLY LOWE
SHIRTS Shirts /!

II, FABRE g. co. No. 30 Magazine st.
would uforp their frisnos that they receipt Of
Choice qssortrnen. of LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS,
of superior qu.ly style and manufacture. my2l I'm 2tp
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llEGANs-60 bags fine Texas for sale by
L apsS l.W. ARTHUR Il co, Ss and 20 New Leves
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E'OR RENT-The Three story RRICK DWELLING
Il HOUSE, No, 297 Julia street, containing Twelve -,
good Rooms, all In fine ORDER will be Eented low TO II.
good tenant until the lst of November Apply al No Iii
% NatcheZ street, stairs. mv3
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cAUTloNl PerSuns rurtsd should aware have
10 security against SrG'gu!ated Hernia with all its kurg
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Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.NdTN Direction OF MR.. HOeffner. saas
Bds s5g kB The Susscfibrrs this series CON p
agi oEhFS are respectfully lnfarned hat the 11IscF
N5aS series will be continued EVERY WEEK at V4.EfS
q the Commercial Hall, ST. Chares apI6d "Ef@
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NJ n Sicksburg. MaFrenton And New Car
le3sSfH thage Weekly Packet Steamer L0 u, ElIls
fzzEz4zzlz5E Jr.-EVERY Friday EyENiNfs-FGs
Nrk-barg aTrenion New Carthage and AZ uieFngdIafe
andngsI he new magnificent and swift ranna1 passenger
Neamer LDWhDE5. ia, will commences running in tie
ABOVE trade about the 18th OF September and viii
ssmla IN the above uade during the FoF freight or
api3 IT, T, 3. SMITH. % M,r.,i.s., !,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21

Pass HIM ROUNDING clip the following from an
editorial in The "Aurora," red-moulhed, ultra South
ern paper, published at Wilmington, N. c..
eve are SOFT ola Wing Ourself. We voted for Tay.
lor but we did not suppose he would kick the bucket so
soon 1t too late to regret Old Harrison died office
seekers, and Gen. Taylor died ofgutony We learn that
he eat heartily five times in day at Richmond, Va'
The author Of this language is ga sor, of Whg''
we know nothing of in this part OF the country. We
might we'll "a la Prence) advise him to beware lest
he may not die natural death. If he belonged to
the Wing party of Virginia, we venture TO say he
would be kicked out in less time than Gen. Taylor
"kicked The bucket" The man who can thus speak
of the noble old patriot ere he is cold in his grave
should be held up 10 public scorn by every decent
newspaper in the Union.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21
THE sp1n1T OF THE TIMES.

sic osuple c,es, ma muse !" exclaimed the French
poet, BERANeER, in the last revolution. Literally, ii
reads ~The people are my muse" More freely trans
lated, it means "The people are the objects of my
homage and the source of my Inspirations" But ii
NAV be still more clearly and tru,hfully expressed
in backwoods idiom by The mob is my s,ceetheart"
This little jewel Of French sffectaon mos. felici-
sously illustrates the power Of radical democracy Il
is precisely tina, power which Vice has ever employ
ed for the seduction Of Virtue. /. proceeds by sug-
geslon, by nsinuaiion, by fassery and promises to
undermine the fortress which never could be taken
by assault. suggests that progress is the highest
privilege Of man. and that it behooves him 10 90 on
enarging his liberty and adding to the sources Of his
emoymen,s. /! insnuates that existing habits and
institutions are two antiqualed and austere, and in
compatible with the spirit and the wants of the age.
1t fauers US, the people, by compliments to our in
elligence and virtue, and wonders how we can con.
sent 10 the unnecessary restrictions thrown around
by the rigid prudery of our ancestors 1t promi-
ses, if we will only follow its lead, 10 introduce US
to new world Of beauties and pleasures, and fully
TO recompense US in the future for all the absurd pri-
vations of The past In short it resorts to all those
arts which were furnished TO mankind by Satanic
ample for the overthrow of unsuspecting innocence
They are the arts of the seducer which have proved
too often successful in the ruin Of domestic purity
and repose. History, which is but record Of the
experience Of nations, teaches us on every page that
the Demagogue is more dangerous than the Despo
The expressions Of the one tend to keep us vgilant
whilst the batteries of the other lull us into fatal
repose or his defamation rouses TO passion and
impels us into ruin Is it wise 10 listen too alien
lively to his dattering appeals surely," says Sol
ONION, Sin vain the net is spread in the sight OF any
bird" And again, "The kisses of an enemy are de,
ceitIul" The lessons Of universal experience, ant
the voice Of holy writ combine 10 warn us agains
the dangers that are before u.s. The future is an un
seen path, where angels would fear 10 tread. 1t i,
folly 10 rush heaaong into changes, however plaus
IDLE, which are founded upon theory alone
"Beuer 10y far) to bear the ills we have,
! Than fly TO others that we know Of
These remarks are intended TO be general. The,
not directed against any proposed change ii
our organic law. Some of these are not only plaus
IDLE, but eminently necessary. But whilst support
ing them, We wish ii to be distinctly understood tina
we hold it 10 be of the first importance tina, thes
changes should be submitted 10 the wsest most ex
perenced and sobsr-mnded statesmen of the Com
monwealth; and we would most earnestly urge up
on our feow-cltizens in the coming eection to vol
not from prejudice or passion, but upon principle
not for themselves, but for the peace, the safety an
happiness Of future generations Of their children.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21

CHINESE SUBJECTS OF THE UNITED STArEs-It ap-
pears not improbable, that will, before long, have a
large number Of citizens voting for President and appealing
to The constitutions while they worship Confucus and
rice with chopsticks. The California Courier has the fol-
lowing statement the subject -San Francisco prUba-
bly, has population of one thousand Chinese, and this pop
uaton the most orderly, industrious and prudent any
class city You catch any of the long quenes
in any haunt ofdisspaion and per consequence, of
them the police books. They generally pretty good
nechancs-some Of them keep restaurants, and few trade
in nicknacks and curiuses. When lumber scarce in
the market large quantity brought from Chinese ports
ready framed and matched for oiers" The Chinese
are, in some respect the Yankees Of the East Ther
dundant population overows into all the neghboring
tries and wherever they CO. they get the
OF all the trade. Large communities OF them found scat
tered throughout all Further India and the islands Of the
Eastern Archipelago, where they uniformly show lhem-
selves superior to the people among whom they setlle
civilization, intelligence, industry, thrift, orderly behavior,
and all the qualities good citizens There is no doubt
that the attractions Of commerce and gain will draw still
greater numbers Of them into the Pacific territories OF the
United States, where they will enjoy what they have
yet possessed out Of their counly,a perfect political
equality with the people among whom ihey reside. With
this important, advantage the excellent natural genius of
the Chinese NAV undergo developments leading 10 the
important results When many thousands Of the Chinese
understand our language, and the spirit Of social and
political institutions il will be impossible to preventa flood
of knowledge from penetrating the heart of the Chinese
Empire, and Working out Consequences, the importance vi
which can hardly be overated.-Boston Courier.
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CONGRESS.

MoNnAy, Auousr i2TH-In the Senate, after the usual
morning business had been dispatched The California Bill
was taken up and debated by Messs Soue, Foote Doug
las, Beren and Cass Various motions to postpone the
BILL to lay it the table, and adjourn voted down.
The bill was finally ordered to its engtossme by the fol-
lowing voe yeas 39, nays 10.
The House Of Representatives went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Appropriation Bill, and speeches were
delivered by number of members on various topics
TuEsDAYIn the Senate the California Bill was taken
up on its third reading Messrs Jefferson Davis and Glenn
ems spoke against it, The bill finally passedyeas 81
nays IT, The Senators from slave holding States voting
for it were Bell Benton, Houston, and Underwood
The bill to establish the territory New Mexico was
taken up and made the order of the day till disposed Of
There was nothing of special interest in the House.
WLpNEspAY-In the Senate, Mr. Hunter presented q
protest against the admission of California as State sign
ed by Messrs Achson, Barhwel, Butler Davis Of Miss
Hunter Mason, Soule Turney and Yuee and moved thai
it be entered on the journal After debate the subject was
postponed.
The bill to establish territorial government for New
Mexico was taken up MIR. Chase moved the Wimot pro
vso-reected yeas 20, nays IS. The bill ordered /,
be engrossed for third reading without division.
10 the House, Messrs. Ashman and Stephens spoke,
Committee of the Whole, in defence of the Presidents
course in reference to the Texas boundary. Mr.. Toonb
spoke on the other side.
TnuRspAy-ln the Senate, Mr.. Hunter called tip hi:
motion TO enter the protest against the passage Of the Cali
fonia BILL the journal. The motion debated ant
then laid on the table-yeas %, nays 49,
The bill establishing Territorial Government in New
! Mexico was passed-veas 81 NAYS IN
In the House, Messrs Duer, McLane, Ashe and Vena
bic spoke In Committee ofhe Whole, upon matters ant
things in general. ~
FRiDAr-The Senate was not in session, having ad
iourned over to Monday The House engaged all day
in considering the Civil Appropriation Bill
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-21

Gentlemen If as is affirmed, there is no wre-work-
ing under work behind the scene, to msead
The good people of cur Convention district as 10 the men
we ought 10 enust with the power TO amend our C0nstl-
tui!on please to tell me, II you cam why such an uhng
effort has been and still continues be made throygh the
other channels accommodation to Kill OH Messs
Stuart and Niche. have fears OF The people (ai'er
hearing the Canddates) choosing wisely II lett 10 mem
selves (wbeher be The whgOr democratic Party) who
we should have to act for us in of immense impor
lance 10 ourselves But own do fear that Inc wIlheTng
curse which seems 10 have been brought on our Federal
union BY the Demapogues is about to iasen on our good
old Commonwealth Tell me, il you can, why lnere is
such mighty effort being made TO convince me voters nat
the difference between Messs Stuart and Niche and the
friends Of the dear people, as great as was me gun sep
elalnp old Dives from Lazarus That selfish ana us
honorable means have been imputed not directly chageu
To those Gentlemen every voter knows. limo sinister ends
are SOUGHT to be attained why are those two gentlemen
represented dangerous and really not to be trusted II
these men have claims the confidence OF Vfuous'
intelligent people, where are the men VINO nave l"e
man who has banished from his own heart ana sou every
noble feeling by life of supreme seshness, unli tnere Is
nook left for generous purpose CANNOT oe eH
pected 10 mpue noble patriotic motives W any man VI
any set Of men on earth That the unsophscated farmers
and voters in our district not such he yetahk Uou,
hone is really true Who most 10 be trusted in the day
of our greatest need the man who has been known
violate pledge or the who will promise every thing
land more need be) the dear people? We have
much at stake to let party any other feeling hope, but
that of an honest effort better condition. and that
the whole Commonwealth far can, influence us in
our choice Of the 10 do It, That this may be The ef
fort of every Tie sincere wish Of old farmer who
is in truth neither lucrative Office holder nor an office
seeker from any party on earth, and in reality,
NO MANS MAN.