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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
FR1nAY, Nov. 22-P. N


In Stocks the market was rather weak at the
First Board, but at the Second Board there was
more firmness and Erie went over the difficult
point of so, selling at 803 Morris improved y
cent. and WIGS in demand AT the Second Board
bear sale OF 100 Reading was made at 70, seller
twelve months. The tunnage of this road for
last week. 1900 tuns, has strengthened the
holders and the stock shows : v cent. advance.
Harlem was steady at 6l5 &c. Delaware and Hod-
son was less firm, and sold at l50lc. Erie Secu-
rites were heavy, and the Second Mortgages fell
off F9 cent Hudson River was heavy at / de-
cline Portsmouth Dry Dock was firm and in
demand; Farmers was firm, selling at SIC. seller
sixty Generally, however there was no activity
excepting in Erie, Morris, and Reading-the
formerunder the pressure of a combination against
the shorts.
In Government there was little done, and the
quotations were heavy.
The private letters from London speak of a
good business doing in American Stocks at full
prices On the Continent the market dull.
The quotations are United States SIS 1853, o.
u So; for 1862, lO50loG; 1863, O70lo73i do,
coupons, 1904 0lO92 New-York SIS, 1853, So,
95 a 90; 6's, 1863, l05 a lO6; Pennsylvania IS,
82083; Ohio 6's, 1870, -, l050lo6; Massachu-
sets IS, 1O50lO6 Maryland Sterling, 81 Ken
lucky, 98099
The market is very dull for freights and the
quotations are downward. Engagements for Cot
ton at 81 % bale; Flour, l34d dead weight lbs.
ais. Cd; 1900 bbls. Resin, 3d. and Turpen-
tine cid. To Havre the packet is fall at &c.
In Exchanges there is not much doing and the
market steady. The rates at New Orleans are
frmcr, which will have a tendency to keep this
market steady. The quotations here at 9P92 for
Sterling; 2205 l84 for Francs
The exports of specie since the 9th instant, ac-
cording to the Custom House books, have been
as follows
fofato Shanghai spanish dollars. 1900
Morning Star, San Iupn FIVE 672o
dlmes......,...'.,..''.'' 5'2o0
Peerless, = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Tally Ho Astoria five 8,lz7
Plato San Juan Spanish dollars, 4l39
doubloons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z,V1O
Bavaria, Havre, FIVE francs , 79oo
- Mexican dollars .......'.'''..'''' iV,fUo
Dina, Port au Prince American haves ........ o2,QO0
Beic, Liverpool, silver
Havre, Hayrc, five francs ......,,..,.,.. IS 30
London London, American halves ............. 10000
sovereigns. ...............,..-.,. 300
Antigua patriot doubloons 28l|
Connecticut HGvre 10000
Africa, Liverpool silver. 900
Total, NG
The receipts at the SubIreasury today, are
$50 lO3 Payments slO,446. Balance, S3,l3l99
The payments, nearly 5000 600 yesterday, were
nearly all to discussing officers and went into the
street banks.
The President of the Bank of Corning the non
redemption of whose notes noticed day or
two ago, is in Albany, and has made arrange.
ments for their redemption with the Mechanics
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Receipts of Produce

Bvthe North Rtrer Boats, Nor 23-ls294 bbls
Flour III do ashes 20 do WHISKY; 457 do Pork $50
pkgs Cheese pa do Butter; 226s DO Beef 500 bush
els Barley; 1900 DO Oats; 600 Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
JAMES Cotg, Apcroneer
H9EREMPTORN SALE OF IA LOTS

n ofGROUND, in The Ninth Ward CRY OF SroosI,n
situate on Throop and isies avs and Madison.st-jAMES
COLE will sell al auction on TUESDAY, Nov Is lSSa A.
Z o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange New.York The o
lowing property, viz:
Lots on Throop av. nclldng corner of Mads.
Lots on Madison-s, between Throop and Yates avs
Lot on corner YateS av and Madison ST.
Terms sale Lithographc maps can be hsd az the Of
Zee of the Aucdoneer IS Fuon st Brooklyn aed WhEsi
New.Y0fk
The Cntonsv ard Bedford Lines OF Stages pass within
Short distance Of this property every few minutes The
streets opened and graded al The expense OF the former
owner Title unquesionshe. l45S) MIG 7uS
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nAGE BACON Il co. BANKERs:s

4 San FRANCISCO, Cal0fnla. draw 81 ''s'
lime Ia sums TO suil purchasers, on
BOSTON,
NETWORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW-ORLEaSS, -. II MOI
and On PAGE BACON, ST. Louis No payspgs isisnded
Of the prominent points IN The Sates attend
10 ana proceeds tenlted promptly WIN 49, rssldiaE
sales oil Produce aIc Merc.andze t9r P]L1ys beigs0
abroad. PAGE, BACON Z Co. IAN S@a ao.
Refer to Mesers. Drew, Robinson = 90 N''
nl2 5mT
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q,,p Ncxv-York Custom House.

Forty removals of Wing subordinates in
ehe New York Custom House are asked
for, but will not be sanctioned by Mr.. Cor
win.
VIM. DeBuys has been appointed Treas
urcr of the Mint at New-Orleans, in place
of j. ). Wicks, removed.
Capt Stansbury, from Salt Lake, has
reached here, and will make most inter
estng Report of his explorations in few
days. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23


GmtT1E Nov Al vessel, from Malta aud Aaeies are 10Y
admitted free paque provided they be furnished with clean ols
Of health aud hsve health board.
Oct 2sthIn the D4ro Of 18th INST hsre odar from
the Of Health Of Sbh declaring that consequsnceo the
the Lazaeto Opoo yese from injected or sus
pected porte will be adm tied the RIVER ponro bat mast
Lisbon Vgo 10 perform the necessary 1uarantae
NOV 7Capsn Henderson, OF tie CHaucrr arrived hsre
Maurfua repors the 27lh oct atnaou, lat "
Ion 90 W the beng much aed and the siter scol
tired for souudnss and bottom at % l'ms Tha ship
baylrg gone ght PN sounded ani found ground
boms hard rocky bottom, by ssht, taken l't - - y,
lon This rocky bank must extend rom the 'outwa as
observed 10 be dscoosd at 10 An and appeared a.
setting Captain HENDERSON state tbere can be
the OF the bank the cro1omeer was
quite accurate o. sights taken OF the Leland Of FayaL
RocKA Sea Beacon has during the
past summer the rock called Gakl1hben the
OF III habor pilot station OF Skag' situated en-
tho cf Umea and Heuosand 3 Is latitude ant 10 nn
E. Of Greenwich The Grakubbn rock "a feet above the level OF
the
Tie Beacon .tfaght spar feet high with barrel
the top and supported by several other par' coTeet BY
the side facing the and OF triangular pepsnicuaf
form.
The Beacon vary thick woods behind be
very weather about miles d,anee aa
going TO Oruokodsvk, the loading place
who intend 10 procure pilots sFags Point
entering the haIbor of Skag the Beacon must be lett the
srboard side.
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pnaaenrern ArrIyed

.t.anAip Niagara Ltrersootd mr. De t1yt' aFs DE-
Rutie Nfs..s huyIer btfer De k tst, MR. an ~lJi
chi NJ erv-n, Mr Hante 81 It Fu-r ant ~ Mr. 'n'A
lady M "cR dy H,of- sa VIZ 99i t t;
Mr. step ~. Ct, Arnold + 6 qiheu 6 pfset AM
he, I'm l1 mi lady B-rrien ard ety "estn IN knea
pc g,a D Tncb ard lady Mater Tuesef nssr' Hi VA
Yorn Weckhecx-r ruasdo G 'Iaes ey K Baymsn dt
r. ,ere srdia Krgstf,d Nelson Prgg~s Richardson,
Kesc e7a NJ Rev Mr sInre Jas Metnghn Jar w,n'y'
=, sTn1 Can't Fiby hssr. larvs H smith
.sro iaqre1r Edrilse sartiss Tefloh Gooiisr
ncN,b. ,,,v..
M mn, e.rrard Jrea interpretive Ball Mrs Brodnan and chd,
Jreefott from Ri, de Ia<iroG
In brl r. ana trgs Yea CrrA snafey Gouzas As1Ic1;
Mr. Nsrts NJ re-le } 5n'pe states
Hood from Bue"of Ayre'kath.r Basley Ed Of
Kyors VI Ann OF Gloucester
Mas coadefu-d ~ Mohtevd-o
e.r.sA.zsa1zaznzza
HirIATURE aLaAHAc.--...THts DAY
Sur Ris.s..... 5d 4737 aooSRes5 4'a
high WATER.--.-. nov %
ssDdy Hook Gov Island. IL IN He'll Gale 3!a
TPIRTTNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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NIarkets...... CIyc1xNtrl Nov -
Illnrkets.... ALuAyY. Noy. Il

Nothing new in orr markets FREIGHrs are
active and E!our is taken for New Orleans al Soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Trial sf Margaret Divine for the Murder of
Jeanette Mcknight by Poison.

BTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY OYER
AND TERMlNER-Bergen, N, before Hon, Chief JUS
ice GREEN, and Associate Judges VAN WINKLk GRlf-
FiTns, COOPER and GARRETsoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

N1iCEtttNFOrF.
CoAr Arrow Disart Of Sicily, I'm st Jon
Nevfrd fsusra wrecked u miles north Of Aye1 18th
Oct nearly the whole OF he
cargo underd pieces and the survivors Of the ere"
trrytd b, the inhabitants
CuaHATEN Nov 4-The Erie gerer of and Bremen I'm Nav
Meum Plate the entrance OF the We
last night; crew saved.
L7tEroo Nv The Koh moor moving from the Princes
river got the states Rights. nercan hiP)
Bson and lost jbboom, &c The latter also
cei Cd damage.
The coustuon for NYork pnt bnck to Westpor Oct 80.
salem RIO Grande, spoken 2h Sepem
ber W, BY Richard Thornt7n arrived the
III reported having experienced hurricane
on the 9TH Sept p ia which She lost ostopmast and
gallant b Dor &c boats ami tas also
topsals, courses, b &c, blown away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

RordsuH an adv Fesres Goshen se7ofeaue Abbot Lord
Hauaos % oara jacobs, Yor,i Ja-s. Forn'n, so
R,st.8erea. co-,f., t,-, our ord ZIG.
tie 'i-Fuis mari I'd chsrote and : ToiN 6'aniti II
From The tzee. Wow Il
Pa 9TH arr sa'ah ufton Pa'oa oHaea f9 7ou and 40
DaEHr-. sd Oregon Heron Foreaa'-
EeV port 50, sid Ellen Augustus Ketz=r, EOtlesus.
Waterford PaaEs ''b a; aaehNr Ana Kaay Hayes for HsW
Yort.
Vi oa,- va.hr9.a crl.r Pe,sr-barg Bo.taa;
csss 6at ~ arr Dac leopao cnoodre Nyo,s s-ptane
Paerno Oct p Jaass SMITH P Gsnoa Anlie, s'sr,
''''' From the Gazette sev :.
Bora-aoI I'd. arr sto-ria. Bartlett Sorl-aos
TrI~i 81. srr- stiuiae. J4ste WORK.
Brea en- Meta 5s 4fis, Rh
Cadz OCT 70 Gsnd1lo NYors.
malaga Oct a, SD Drsmort Jar-su, Postun'
GoenAur. 7-n ,bartsrs there gety LITTLE doing TIE
American rs Rhone taxing iron tor Bes:on and wall soon b
From liz Gazette Nov4
Glasgow ' arr Hamona Dozget SYOts SD Falsadar Lovs;t
Londonderry Oct 50, arr Fanny: Cornish: Work
Portsmouth 3D. Devonhe Hovey London, and sid for Ns
Shields to - sd Isabella. Crawford, NHaveu
BoroeauI IS 81 aelena Fr..,es', pay. so'eans.
Aa,-erp %. sid Louvre. Dunk ai.r. <Yotk
is Te1 arr Bordeaux Packet, Tbue Work oco Richard
F5ole Oct g. cd salisbury Young St. 5sbon Tor SYort
Lisbon Oct q. arr Cllyp sO. Scarpat. Work
Catz q. Jams Conner Conner, BORDEAUX
on tyte Oct 80 Henry Shelton I'm Russia for Bordeaux
northampton SD Helena soman Is PaaIsen I'm Hamburg for
NYork.
Yrnm the Gazette Nov
Newcastle - lst cid NJ De var Toy. NYoTk
tIueenstn+n Oct 81, Shamrock. syron Baltimore.
q. SD Washrg fou. no leans
Narcotics Oct "a, I'D vesris Wcsmsn. WORK
Cu1hsyea Oct 20. sd Nord America. RlthJus. NYork.
Stockholm Os 2 CID Metoka. French NYork.
Csdz Oct u Ambassador Doans. WORK
Madeira Ceestne Ticket NYors 18th Matilda, Murray,
Norfolk
Deal Oct II. passed BY, Orion EYork Tor Bremen
OF Isle Of Wiht Oct II, Frederick, Bremen for NYork
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY NiTTEBS.
sales MT the stock Exchange -. Nov. %.
saIes at the Stock Exchange Nov p.
SECOND BOARD.

10 Syrncuse and uca I5U Do -NOIE' .
2 Hudson Riyer...... '55'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

aIeIATURE ALaAaAc......THts DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
xxXIst coNGREss-fIr., ses.Iep.
~ ..Wa.alseroS Nl-e-


- ~, 4. -. ~ .s .- - p - o.
.'-u.,Io'.- 7, i4.-' &c. 80 $500.
go ~ l-',.. ~ I. D.. f.-.-.r- .-.... - F.. =,
---.. +. ~ 70. 80 800 v-r.t.r... Cove.
,r-4,
-, Pa. 80 .i-ssr -...os 49,. r.s-. 81 ff d. ..I--
~ 800, = j l.. ESQ.,. J., -. H., ,.I- Il, .. go
II ~. -.. ~. e.. 5000 . .,. -..,. ...-. 90. r. i.
ga .t.-t.- 1870 -.5-., r.. 81. ..-,-
49,. '.. -........l fi.- ...,r Il. . r.....
r. .l
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,-7.4 - - -. Z. Fl II. -
---'~ 49,. .-.,--- 49,. .,,ss.,. n. h.. -.,.. 4,
7. .-.-- BE- 80 rlI-rrI-.. ...nr. 49, $500 ~.
r--. stary ar9-fe-rrv OF oar o.t "a !. ere ca.
.-.,- "a, -, aes.,-r - n ~ r-. - Il :
---..7 Fl. e.. - 49, 800 $50 49, &. 81
.at .N.r H. 800 49, -.~t e. t.sr r. -,... "a f.- ur
b s.-...f., ~, 4. l.b 4. - 49,. go .... e., IA.
.,--r.. u. III. .-,., - q ...ol.,r ~ o.. o. ~. -
4-5us ,l.rs r.e,. srd rssr-. ID v q. Sd - A.ore
u tt- . need r.pr-s.t- 81. t.. af he sa4s ,vurb
- IL h- ra. r-rs 81 b. III. new common - "a vs-
Fverv sla.a "a. -..f.. e- run - Ia -t.r~r re
.irtt Nj ff-r-, ~ F. H. ,o.fr IT. va ntuI -~-s
lf ~ P---r r. - 49,. ~ 49, ,-rv-.r.v III -
- r.. 'e--s. sss's Z 49,.
W. .hos,ld - - 49, - A., 6 -ro---set 10 -,
Ger a.. cse.to~ 49, tnsf ~ - ID i-c "a we're
fuded e. Der 10 he c.--s.f.aor- III r-r coming and 20
errarsc AZ " t.rh -. o--.rrtrc f1- corr .aar
F,rst Csftorri. - e,,-ae r-ee-@- -rs boat
preliminary co1s-u III anc i-r-f5fr rr usurra-
u.- H- ferf.ea ID IL. ~ lion :. IN a.. T--sv
al.a Mrar1 g.vs l-r r.t- u come srt i1ere ~
uaay sre-sls aasu sr he L,sr par Of 1- o. o. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

HCRRTsSG THEsEAsOS.-Ws believe The gos,ios
&c Prcrossirxa ae sprlz buf for o1r par ~ yes.er
day sa~ -rous 80 almost 10 convince IN ufi . a0s maze
very lu.c d.-crel-e sheter .i caas at a. bnitxAtts
es-ali sli lospiae 1oaft - irri. wee rrgaed
- ia sl-en go snd rst1 sa..n % s4q.,e la -.l -
iarllae.s. ~ aroma a iAer iavor ,As. 80 ~es- Sc no.
meat started .-J ~ .e.-f t..i tsd DER sap, iae
tesA Al sl1y March. sud were luRuaadog 20 10 90
lsh's q May. upoa seu.ry ho~sssl. 40 lea5nt ai
o. ~as DDS % fora tu, 70 4aems, Asrse Co % Od.
up nat 49, we're ndeod FOR efssfa and NOS u1.
Teasoaahe aIur-' t. fuspeEd las In no very seaa Cd
Asr aecacy isese 2ers1AL.s WANTS seem. - %. sn H.
credible u.umpa - 'sil A1l Jet t . s,-we have DOT
CAY see oa' tasted re ei'autugh
GEEAr SALE - THOMAS II sx,rus EsrAr1-
We ca iAs si-naoa of capitalists AID o. hauEg means
1f iarg- Or saia llgssinen he excessive sale cs
- JAHEf cox, n properly n B.oosiTa and tomorrow
n Aessfs bLEzcKrs. q properly E-v Yor. eeoag.
- ~ ne r.,a,s o. - a,s TLouss Sla. re enlenf
I-ihs A-f-aa-f Iaa mosi ys44s1s properly 1-sa "a
-.sloa fof r~ery years sd Gov, fana1.sly fsr tt~
Nsn's e tls -fess COMMUNITY. isr- .-y~i lor a. ..
d1o..lss sad - offered ar 49, 1.or as-r. ,er.,..,s
va an laa sSaale lte zee. erteaf q vssf gsott on
~ nasi AiFsr 10 bfco-lln 80 Er.1 s,1rasr ess.-e.,
leas Caa-iae Ferry ol ,ts Hroos be- shore. ara. MIN.
Der VI los teH sn4sesl hfo,s5r ~ here ts srs f,,,
bs'a1-sa-st . prop sed Toe 80 ~ 10 Msso Railway
t7a lAs DsFo q se De a~afs sad la 90 Cana Clts.
49, .aoas - Bro..Ju properly .o DO .o-4 today.
- -Iofs i-norfoW 49, TO aatssgssai dsr " ID b.
sd sos sesen luudre lerf ~ F.si A.rsl fni sb,.s
Fi.~~oa o. ~ 10 ver ld.t bs,weea $50 and t1o o,
tAs = Ff'; a. az from Taussuaa 90 T-aoty.t hfa q.
o-sfias s-as a-gecm.u- esgua l.l, ed TO lasorsg
ea''ss Iae aae aansou Of Opo'fs " Brleu ia ne s.
eo2esT Al ~ a. icsal oss and sow u hDus..
~ tol-uola . sft 80 10 10 sd Atosrucr % -. 10
80 most a-cea9s 's u fea s.s,s 10 .ny wars made
10 lis CIV.
- There vas az alarm Of fire soog. = u clock
issi Hsl o4i afsSa 1saz up.ows lie sos Ess were
sfogghi esek d.
~ See advertisement of change Of time Of
stsrllag ca Esds0o RIVER Railroad
II The Bal IA AID Of the New.York vasn.
'oeF' VII ee givea on Frs1sJ evening T1nm4ny Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-12

o. 81 az ss-r-oa- Nl-rl Or e. q orset n cHAELEs
EANl keDN. rrnf-r 90 t.-
10 lie .s- saa -a- -f -s t-
fssrs Itls x a. -aaa ~ ---- - ID -ae-. 80 ia-
= t-a-ll .l.r 20 ~ 10 lflals. US 90
s1r-f,.- f.-f-r- IT,
taaiu-ai- -. Sos. d q % 2 81. - rra.ss r-.s-
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ca sa-ssy sS-,. N.-sa % VARY 0oooIN - e. TIA.
IT. Of ta, - q b-r srss-. e--s. 80 5l
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le.t.a C4rs1 S.-r.a .--- 80 -s -..--s- H. -
o.. No.sy r,o--s w. %. sasr ,.. as -~- TIr-A
HkTh r o. VI ts-s' 80 ear.-,s- a. - .s C-as "a
rr..a-. 49, 81 Fta- 80 -a.-t.a
iss a u ~ i.lr '-s7,tf RI
i.rrrs N-tr-fs. -t 49, = r--rk '-s-
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i~-e iae-fa ~ a-a 81. F4--k a.,
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pAl. - q s-s-s
fssr.s-s = A. -srr fsrtsa ~i--- = rr pa.
s-e-tl 81. s-ar- NAB L - d = Na' ~
A. s. -sl.lfI Is 81 f-r1s 'eF-~ e. -
b. - afer.s sIr--s 80 as-rf-e. kuN Ail4
rs So - hi-.rs 49, n. = h 2zl0cs I'd svoa - -
~ q -
y fr9'a-a- rs-s- a-.ss -oer.
~ lhN AAtLkle frr~-s -i aa-ta-T. a1-
A. ksrsss a.. a fs.--sI Las Il lrfar f =
A-ttt - ts1- ~ ~ - -. ses-a Era-s. q tls
ts su1sl srr. Nave fQ NaEssEsT EkNNtf. - e. -
80 lesfaa- i~rrs7. - - gsts, u-rhs az IS
~ rrAsse- - isa.ei ar r--pests, -v-e
49, ue -a~s q. ias-1.y III -si acssk n -
ss --e--cs, - NsksS = IL
scsc ~ za<rnsns ,lls
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~ TslEGaaPH 10 rgE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TBy Ta>graJs E,-ri.Irreiy e he TTiS-a1
Mr. Stewards Great speech in the senHie'
w..rl,sTo : soue.y. March Il, i,so


wa.HfSsroS, Xoussy. March -, i-so
NJ SEWARD addressed Sh- Senate to-day CD
California a1i SAVER or upwards of tnree hours
il speech Tia, vii wake up the Union h rea-
,5n-d logically. accurately. honestly. Newl-.A
as al last found a voice in the Senate 'T1s %
freedom h h.s,a;ed il sPeak'as hr tie f-st
bali hou- or more bat vhsn lie came 20 De-
noance compromises between slavery s-d
Liberty With cruel eua c'reL's tur tie re--sptlrs
o. tugirive Slaves and plans e. Savsry extension
and en- be b~rs down on Bsatoa aai " ebs;s-
ir seeking equilibrium between ire Free Anl he
Save states. by frlil- INTO sxisteace new States
%, Of Texas. he warm,d Q az became ,ru.g e.o-
que1, AL animated when IL reference = a-.
resting il-ir.ve Saves. he e1c.anei: We th,ukit
wrIu- - ,hrJE cla.Hs over others ~al-l no h1ual
lower can cast ofc- cur OTn Iubs, you rli-rr
have head 1r1 drop Almost Il attacked eyery
point ~ Ca.houn sr-ument wi,a pegec; force.
earaets AID e. queuce.
NJ. Csl0ll eas 90 brst restless bl: ere long
sal I'VE ei IS g were. % his ch.ir eyeas rs new
AID form .fsH r. ogpIHeIt.
When seward described with truth ani can
ostuess The extent OF Northern feeling for freedom
.1d Tor the horo- OF Am-rI-s Mr. Dawson asked %
le s1-.ae '0- Che N0-fl
ST.. Seward goes r tAs a.ili.a.o a. Ca.or..s
fI- the Rtf4 afl.D 90 l.' - l.lst Pros o. N
Mexico i4r enaacip si.4- t1e slaves uow la tie DIS.
r-.ct of Couf1o.s. st1 doubts va ..er tls Coast
t4-ol authorized Cl-rets 10 SCI asi.e tie tfeat,.
making r1wer AID yl;s fore ~ uasla4 llio tue
Jl0u 0F mere resolution.
TO is Mr webster r.p.et tis- solemn
pledge .ai been given ~ admit mo 81 Jl0u .ol-
slave states ol, Of Texas.
II Seward 3 evidently destined % Occupy
rrln.1rut par. ~ affair, % lrloa. Il was re
qlel--r outio. rld-.y Interrupted
NJ Folte showed De- hnnar al up-.s.' cu. IS
of rs celebrated Eu-i.sh uanesaSe. eu.n- set Mr.
a" eDsf,rs ar-umeat and Introduced Oh W1tsys
curry comb. NJ Seward kep; perfect COL.
N-ssr. Corn BE- Cas-, Haze and Beat3. stsasd
with undivided attention Mr. Webster teut
looking a Seward ve-y earnestly. NJ Cay stool
a. cist1uce iar some time. then took r. seat next
Seward and looked 81 h.a. ~ O'Clock ". Clay
went % the rear 0f the senate Chamber where
Ie nat Gtd.u :. whom Ie sloos c-l a. r B.; Oh.
haa,
M DovotAsI spaaAs On Wednesday. "
FoorE urges on q C0mnitGee o. Compromise 20
settle everyth.nr.
The galleries were very fal bl,ihs fashionable
lanes who honorcd ~. WEl,rsRs pro-s'ayery
address did not c-ovd the for OF tne senate.
IL tie House there was the same oil aid dull
routine Of hour long speeches and 10 business done
ROOM SHERMAN.
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CW The MEKTiSo ~ BEnALF ~ rHE Hts
CANAAN ExiLEs at the Tabernacle last evening.
WA lumcrousy aud inHuentisly attended yet II
WA not so overwhelming as it should have been
There ough, to have been three times many
pressing ks admttsnce as that vast edhcc would
hold bat there was only decent Tabernace-tuA
We bolieve il the object had been more distinctly
undcrssood, the house would have been crowded at
an early hour. Let us endeavor now to dispel any
lingering misconcepton;
There are sixty.6ye Of the exiied Hungarian
Patriots now in our City. while some more may
naturally be expected. These were generally
military or civil officers. noblenen or andproprie-
tore at hcme, who have lost everything BY the ca
amisies of their country ard have been glad 10 IS
cape with their lives. They want to work Nv and
their living. bat they are ignorant Of oar Ian
eaxgc aud ways and are not artisans. though e
few Of them have koowledse Of Engineering or
Mining. Their only safe reliance for earning live
hhccd must DO the soil.
An application in their behalf 70 Congress TOR al
adequate grant Of Public L and has been made, bn,
10 decisive acton has been had uron IL ami none
can be expected Coz months Meantime the sea.
eou tof conmcaS1tS NOSh tanAt nave passed
away. They cannot 1--we hNre in suspense ana
idlsnsss, aud will not Tha, would cost more than
Il needed 10 Sc, them at work tor the mselves IN a
way to earn their own livelihood The Committee
Of Citizens who have thas lar acted in their behalf
have therefore decided to make Que haal sPPesl IN
their behalf and, in order 10 give them time TO SO
lsct suitable lands and locste upon them Tins
Spring have resolved 10 make an urgent effort 'his
week. hoping to close their lsbors finally On Non
day next aud start an agent in guest Of n. snds by
the aoth mat. Hitherto few persons have given
al that has been contributed-an that was needed
thus far. aided by the proceeds of the Huusa ran
BAH and the Reading given by Mrs. KeIn5le. And
al that 10 expected or desired henceSorth is con
tribatioa by the public generally Of aboa, Ten
Thousand Dollss-hsh TO be expended in the
purchase OF lands. and the balance devoted to the
ne movL q the exilss thither, parehase CT stock.
implements. seeds and supplies 10 enable them to
70 70 work for themselves. 50 that IN time, not
recalled to Europe BY political changes there they
may call their families hithor
lie il too much TO hope tina, New YORK VII con
tribute this Ten Thousand Dollars May we DOT
rass that every man who can sl~rs dollar '0s
'aeh . purpose viii give one. and thsS DO VINO can
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spare ten or fty without Inconvenience viii be dis
satisfied with giving lessl Friends in the City ;
lovers Of Freedom, sympathisers with misfortune
every where you are exhorsed 70 contribute your
mite TO this fund, Don't hesitate and postpone.
Tor it j, urgently necessary tia, it should be raised
now Any sum, however small. enclosed 70 Geo.
Curtis, Cashier Bank Comnrce. viii be gratefully
received
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10 the Senate Mr.. sswARD spoke yesterday On
the question Of the day. His speech was what 1t
should be- i, uttered the voice OF the great State
Of Eew.York and Of Freedom OGr readers are
referred to Cur teegrsphc dispatches for fuller
acooont Of this admirable effort.
In the House Messrs. srASToS and FowLLP
made speeches; the former for the latter against
slavery