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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-21

FREDERICKSBURG, Va: Aug. IL.
A dreadful murder was committed at
White Oak, near this place. William Brown
killed Mr.. Fugot by cutting Of his head with
an axe tho murderer then committed sui
eide.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-21
PURE BRANDY.

" JNTAGE of 1925. have on hand ut the
Sherwood House, in Evansville, good sup
ply Of the Pure Old, Anti cholera Brandy OF which
families can furnish themselves. Mt a reasonable
price. Iiy24 dwtfI PETER BURK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
b, sale. Of stock. q. zee FovtA Pag.

SATURDAY. Fec 9-Pn
The stock market to-day is buoyant and nearly
al he Fsnees improved Harlem went up 52i Ed,
Farmers and Canton also improved Ere BOnds which
~ few days since sold aer he Board IS ard
here demsad al that About $4,000 sold to-day Al
hat hgure 10 Governments there fair inquiry snd
the market va. very firm
In Exchange there Is nothing dong. Holders
are steady win fair ,upply Sterling nominaliy i15
Francs are 15oQ57l.
Freights are quiet " Liverpool at a 5-J2d Gf
Cotton, l5ddl3d for Floar "a for Cora 10 bulk s ff
Dead Weight To London 300 To Hsye tea &c for Cotton
The aggregate Or the bushes. of The ast three day. ha.
been +00oD bushels Coru 3D. the ship bag Il; 2e3OO
bos Flour ssd 344o0 oils PORK u 100 hhds rslow ard
100 bbs Lard 20 ZOO bales Cotton, .da632d and s0oa
boxes Cheese % 81 To London go BALES HOPE and "
1erees Rice did Did Provisions 2s
ard Cheese 80 \ ua To Glasgow. 500 bgskels Corn
81 Two oaTss aken up 10 load Provisions for Bel
astslIs t9n and Of 1000 bbs 70 oad GOzernmsnt
Store. for Pensacola AZ ~ = bbL To Bremen ~
Fasuc IN Sd and 10 Hsnb1rg 81 obls North coun-
y Rosin, - The ship Hndoo has been purchased 2
he California trade.
Money IS offered mere freely on call az 5 Der
cent Government stocks and per cent on other gos
ocs securities PAPER q ffslsss 10 less plenty BOT fer
paper IN good supply TIE are cas- PER cen; for
h2 sa0 per cent for ong pager Of desirable character
TIE Baaks are IA some cases aush and taxing pap
outside Of he regular discount time Tie Leading banking
houses have lGgs amounts II money on hand for cal IT.
sesrz1en,s
The Ohio, which arrived this morning has prob
ably trough over haf million OF god snong Der pssscn
gers There were seyersl Of tie Sew-York Regiment
cane N her with !aTge quantities Of An srrivs Il
Ne~Oriesns rora chsgres brings $50 go gold and the
Fseoa Will deliver as much more.
The Trustees ofthe General Mutual lns- Co have
declared eiyids,d Of sixteen per esrt for WHICH serh
cafes vii &c ss1ed he SON Of March next Also can
dvcend Of sx per Tie certificates Of lSfs and 1913
psysb.e On ne 10 Inst
The Commissioners Of the Niagara Fire ms Co.
opsE their books Of subscription No Merchants lx.
change. sse sdysrassuenf "a snoshsr column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

than getting up barrel Of whisky, and We con-
.idey the liquid afforded by the former decidedly
the r,ore wholesome and nutritious. Beside II
few days the whisky is gone, while the COW and
her milk continue. Potstoes, TOO, are worth at
east enc per bushe throughout the Dinss' and
might he raised, even BY spare culture at the rata
u two basheis 70 each days faithful labor. " -
no; some cool Yankee Or Oreganian see that SEED
IS sent there and planted IN some choice localities
next Spring We suspect one capable and VIKING
grower 4 vegetables up among the miners YOU'D
save more ives than two AVERAGE doctors-inean'
ing no disbursement 70 the latter, O: coarse. We
should not offend sensible physician by Preselb-
ing hot roast potatoes and cool butteToilk at
venture fyr all tbs fever-pstients poisoned b, bad
bacon and worse brandy the branches Of the
Sacramento. provided only that the medicine
co1la be had.
There Is occanonaly a fight and very rarely
grave outrage in some part Of California bot On
the whole hfe and more especially property ar
safer there today than in New York or in simoe,
any part Of Europe. We mean Of course tina;
property is safe ifkeDt away from gambling tables
and eroggeries-if taken there il IS safe to say tie
owner will Ose Il.
On the whole, California IS grea. country
and admirably fitted 70 form State XXI OF the
American Union. We trust she VII be put
through a. once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
Market. .c.srTvIrT REPEATED sOs TAG rsiso'i

ssrghosFt 10
asnEs steal, u r Pear. as. sao 81 D' Pos, -aA
c0IToS-r- @arss IA. oO,asl oysso' satss
see .'g,taS " ,e Aisr.''g1S dsp'Nh io" h"ii qo''
TLOtR ASb MEal-Ia -, tLs a.aA. r.tss .s~s5y NJ
daa ar eoasestns 10 -ala,oft a.afs q ne -ssss' ~,
app- aa,,. cosaea .ai 81. 80 s,s,. IN az k@ssas s.s
g. pure o~n-.s~ @9s - cssae..n .,ssdy .s's :,
ior srpos, Me-. aa Rys Flour .fs saI sni -aoa ehans-
6RAISin whs-t ssr- aotAas u importance dong fhsfs
aq3 BAT t- q besf' sbess tho-s " eay-r,
iosai9 esrs !. a G isasai AMI ds ssrssi rs,Asr
he-' .'He. - ys.1-s.y poe. s.s. 49, oa'a 80
.1s -9uien ~hfs ssi o0h 80 sosihsra ysa~ Kys - al
wHissr"r al sas ~ " :, AZ 10, So 81 . ~
Js.,sy s9 Pc, Prem D,ssdse - 80 iass,usd
avg. So. 100 1s acaia. ~ vi. " Ls.,sr NJ.
b 1s 81 81 Prse ~ 81 as~ ~ Bel is 81 ssLss,
lins- lsri better, VII sass tb. sa1s7 y, 10 D.
: So'hsg l.Is Nat. he s>.n-si ,,o
afas D'T-ss bs' .' b4s ~ AZ. far lsaasAa Batter al
TEAs-No q Ms roaas y, hand. sl..r ~
~, y aysr. hael,,. Tsalsy Al sgs ~ sLss.
= hsss Btss a. ~ sa 90 bess Osp0sdsf and lnsTai
HIDEs-s,,. 40 Ba.eo. Ayrss Q, iI4e s.'tV
- gso Asf- a Nv s7D 30 isA - a. Bssii
ID Mai,aof,s . n :, 80 ~ lsssa ., ~ nas-.
oiis~s.s, - - 30 ~ .-e~i MIDI a SssI1e 80
pax lai Ll.,-t Sra sass ssie' % - Ess.A
EAyii ,IoREs-s.s, % ss. spr.. Ta'p.-,.e Il = s..l
1 .
~ raj .13a VI iQf NortA Coaa'y
LEAIhECo llau,s censcs sf6 ~ pres tsst spNsTf
LEAD-A II sg..sl nlsts shosg
pre- Tie msrtsi fra 81 - iSf AHsfraH ane o1e 70
sptn-b
SkOCERIEsFsr he ~ s~ daysits an i,-tass c0s- 20
lrnless sgf -, 49,. seclrs b.. zen sbsitss % cess.
e lss.ns a. sggsfs sGg Freely stiaa pnfss fhs 80
q l- days sfszl Codes az 1875 -
80 s. Domszv k4I4 sb1 Traded dcasss< si ~ ~
% cafssas. - 40 tbs So Ors2ns al se4s7e 80 =
sloes &c 90 On 81 eop I>Iss Pnvss terms 80 ~,
se- Onss- ssgsF fka5Se go tse Brg~n hsssna AZ e@
- and ~ D. y Ia At ~ a7t
wOoI-Tlsr, 4aes sss. ss,u.. u.as. .s'a4 wtszs
i-s days, 10oO , Fs>cs Lave 90: BaG< 81 49,
bLGa Hsrse fyoDg 70 Ne Hsrt 81 as3 snf se1sr - ~
4g7c. Ter, aso q q 1901 " 1000 d Issf
of o. is bod ssc ntser- oossa~fses ssfryN
srtss seCs. usrs soak ~ t4sIess sy1s a. s
pssfs for fsvorsb The siork e<o~ sspps -
- taa ~ ~ u mi Bed - bcnse Ne flgs sto
rsecs slts Sac, 80 81 esef STE ss1S .S -
30, yags, Joos s3a. " Woo, Cfy 80,
g.zsg Cosz.ry E<sta styzss stats tsti 40
oyertoas made msfs-f Fgl~d WOO -
l.Fx tlsy cole Ind TIE s-o,Sfss "a 80
W1o sT5rrs s1slej 9raEi gn~sshs1 lia4ti 49,
4nTastes, ~ ~ COr4oss ssshe -
3 .a~.sss Eal3 hssi4o, -sslsi, s9s ~, s.ss =.
Ratfe Kos ~as1es, lgales Cf1-s l>i, ELte III -
8foess sos-j Peruvian. -tst rom o. sssse-ss
wool sters I $ frsG Bless AJs :. 10. iiab i1
.lft.g tcraF IN n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
Rowd,i.m-Nnrket--stock.. &c.

COrrespondence q The Tribune.
PHULADELFHIk. sunday. Jan o.
There were ljJ deaths Ia ills city during the
week ending yesterday. Ofcouslmpton, -
On Friday night two gangs of roWdIes IN South
wark. rallying under the names % Rats and
"Bouncers met In Catharlne- a. near Second ami
engaged ia desperate fight ~ which pistols were
freely used. together with plentiful showers %
bricks and stones An eye witness SAYS that ia r
hgtt, which was continued for about twenty min
utes was maintained 10 Vigorous and irightiu
manner each party displaying courage and skill
worthy OF better cause None u the rsscsis, I
believe, were injured and, as usla none were a.
rested
The sdvices By tie Europa which published ye.-
isrdsy have had 10 percepube eject upon the msrke
The advance in Tie price Of CorTOr nor much
There a but ie inquiry Tor Flour for port
s1es have rsnspec Steady sales The trsts Al 81
z IS for common brands and Z5a IS for exus he a,
rnee however Tor fancy New brand RYs FLoU
small sAles A - COES MEAL Is steady Al sgf 10
WHEAT here = nothing dong and prices DoNral-
RYt . worth sc PER o1she C0ss-sales OF yellow
a. -. 45oc OAIs-"e quote Pennsy wanna Sc. and
southern A. s-G55c per bash WHISKF . duh and prces
ave downward tendency sales II barrels q, ard
ssLEs - SrocK-FD,r Boars-sl,I 100 Penn q q,
80 an K .. % So Norrsfn Re -, ~ 81 Lsh
az Ia - v 81 Pen Ea - - o. Rdg no ~ y
sale Bk ~ ls % Norm "a Ey, 1871; 8 DO ~ Bs Ioi
e DO Aecs b, - = % Conf Bk II - 90 Morris c.
"a. Ie4
Bsissea Bsrss-si.6s Rag RA s.. s. 81 $500, DO
90, s8f e. 90 Aleg'y CRY 60 81. 81 SIS Norrls { ana
%. 80 Go N.cssDurg RI Is
Ssso"s 5olsS-sa5.o WIN r. q q 40 HAIrse A
Fii-so 50 e >. $50 10 CO 60 ss1 10 Morris Ca
"a x 100 % DO, Il sss PepHa 5s, . So Lea Ma
ss "a
.sI.s, Bol,s+oo as Morris Can II s1Ooo Sc Nav s.
q - sAes 10 10 Si 100 shs Elcksig Re, ia e. CO.
Leh Nav s. 81 81 as Morris Can ~; i0c DO Rag Rd
80; 20 Copper. = ans GrEard Bk u 90 % &c
~ u sas Cam a AmD kd, llst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
sNon-JstervsBtion.'

We are not Non InterventiOnists, never were
snd never prete Dded to be. We execrate tne
doctrine 20 fatiguingly upheld by Gen Cas- 'ha'
the federal Government has M ngM 10 prohiDh
slavery in the Territories OF the Union. 1t would
be iust o. rational in Our eyes 10 argue that Con
grsss has no power 10 prohibit burglary or man
slsaghter True, such Non Intervention a.
,ctH secure The exclusion " Siavery may not be
hard 10 take--such az was proposed last Winter m
Washington Hunts amendment 70 ne Senate
Walker proposition, importing that while Congress
made no regulation with regard 10 Slavery IN the
Territories, The old MsIicoE iaWs on that snigeof
shOuId hold rood untl altered by CoRgress We
behave that is legitimate Non-interventiOn and Re
could get along with il though we should still
greatly prefer that Congress would vindicate the
National reputation and put strong curb IN the
mouth Of the spirit Of conquest by expressly de
oreeing that MI Federal Territory is, and hence
forth most be, Free Territory. 1t would delight
ne " havs Tint point settled, not Tor a day bpt
for ali time.
Non Intervention las been very popular IN Ger
tain qasrters and frequently IN the mouths OF Mes
ar. Cam. Richie q Co 1t is now scarcely year
since the Washington UnWn Feb. itb, ls49,l thus
sxpounded the pro-slsvery doctrine with regard 10
the Territories
"Ths souTs denies that Congress has any lunsdcuon
v, The sab,ee of slavery ard contends that me people o.
"a, Te,y,,orfss alone when they frame CONSTITUTION pre-
psra,ory 10 admission the Union haze right % HeaA
and b. heard THIS fart being settled n,e1n
.e.. 10 m NAT e1eissna question might Be spsedhy "a
jsssd calm cOunsels prevail The S0uth oohtenus o
her honor and for The great principles Of s.
California % info me Union a. soon az e can J,a~
a Consifafsonf Then according 90 the doctrines whieh
v.u hnfhei %
establish her domestic Institutions on any
basis CONSISTENT with republican principles The Sonh coue
Ose nohi"g BY adogiis0 ,h' e9ay;. ." INC o'"""y y"
could en- oil for tOhteh she oontend''
Very well. here is California, which has framed
n Constitution exactly as the Union suggested
Her Members and one Senator are IN washington
this morning ready to take their seats-directed BY
their constituents " claim them. Have not these
constituents right TO speak and be heard on
that matter7" why cannot all unite and permit
California to come into the Union" at once, seeing
shat the preparation indicated by The Union is un
questionsbly complete She certainly has esisb
hshed her domestic institutions on basis consis
tent with republican principles" Why, then, H.
no, The Unions voice lifted up in favor OF her I'M
mediate and unqualified admission Why
We are thinking and looking with reference to
the subject of Non Intervention generally. II the
South takes the first dose of il the California dose
promptly, cheerfuy and without unseemly faces /
we may take fancy 20 the general poicy-wh'
knows But if she should reject Der own medi
cino at the start how could she expect us to swal
low IL readily when our turn comes round
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
DIED,

o. lrHiHJ ~. : NJ HANNAH MARIA bkE II VT
gf JaL1 H Boyer. th- eth yssr of her as-
h-r tas-n ~ TsuJtoNn f1I nf-rfnSa-
Al san f-nc.0 Csiorll he si n-ceuter FRAACf
VI Cabrs " his Cy year az
% SATURDAY nornas fss 4. Me- JENNA wkEKs ads-' ~
ists D. Weeks. n me a. year 81 h-f q.
Her y. q ss-n O. Cisypts. l. 0r aieru.at
ever Jan JOHN y ysars sss IA month";. 80
ION fs5 MARY MATILDA SGD y-sTs months Q
Gays rt .-ir-n n Nsitsn and A1els Woriey.
lh~ fr~aa- o. tie family frf
st camel ts lay .Mondsy u a'c1cs
.t-fc- Of iIfb-r WasLngfoast
Al ians Cs.sIEs H0yysL ~ Prlsss
IL i loliiaf of Nss heaiorl.
a. B0uo1u h November Tso4.s D.us seaman, i1cLsfr
from ft- Csp9L Re - Liverpool Eagnd
oali O. Horn seaman % board he fansroo - sliDraa
pe-rr~r telfsy tlst IS ne tacasffs fla
carter from Caorna he reported bror.
Nsafrs' NJ. sLsf- fsfh- gf-seh~r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

INK STRIKE on TIE CASAL-The labOrers on
ne Sans1 essween thus city and Frankfort engaged ihc
tecent snAN have not yet resumed work but
happy % state further vaolence ~. ha. eonri,r.
since The burning q MI NsndeoogNrs barn and hoses-
The aeoret who threatened TO burn cut Mr. v was AZ.
fore Justice Of the Peace In Frankfort las evening n
al So0rned 20 this moEsng when was rs<une .,s
Al the time oar messenger left 10 wss AN n-os-s
Tag Il considered doubtful whether surscisui ,e.i
xony woad bs eleised TO hold him for trial
lUcea Deserve sth
CAPTAIN BusLEY-Ths affecting news Of the
wreck Of the ship HoneyueT and the death brave
eommsrder hss brOagh sadness to many Of eirzens
who personally acquainted Win Cspt Ina burslry
So years of sse sDd hs tad cag oeen Associated
with Transatlantic intercourse His bravery, generosity and
olbsx sseTing qualities hal en5esred him TO al those
Who bad creased The ocean In his COMPANY. bis ceelh
hsfrenscc with his be TIE he blood In bis veins
eoeed amidst TIE safgfng and TIE waves o. be
Atlantic appropriate element 10 chsunt ns
requiem The nass Of car shppias have 5ssn Al hall n as
today, a akea Of respect 70 he ulersy. Bos,so jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

TAE CKEvAssE.--We convsrssd yesierday WIN
serususAn wire had INST rom 10 ersvss-e a Ia
eoste = below TIE city, on Ia OPPOSITE .ae o. y -
tlre In he old Levee Be ntor-ns Us . " lee Nde
ard IA rev Levse had been m4ce n ne rear o. &c ol
IN the form Of the scgfncEi OF cree i-uk -
either end % The segment The spAee Dew =
Levecs Of course promptly nled VIZ VAL
which eroke through he lower potion Of ne nr~
Lsvee, where rgAfy eei vide, And ne VIZ =
sowing through q about s--t deep They are ho"eFe
Aci7vciy Surk upon IL with full force. and villa ever
prUspec that wuuld Be closed as evening and A. ss
rate N ne eousse q tsy. hey were sieacy scna
i1 the opening BY drivtnr pics from e.hcr s1e, and t.
ing hen IN a. hey progressed
MT aAcosies Plantation bad Of s1tsred, b; ne
~stcf n1d Do, oaekec EpOn any q Tie ne4gthOrs. and
20 tnoo any Of them VII s1ser ary frOE TIE scc
ceas oefoS = closed TIE passes Cd IN the ~
- esye2 esa1a< down - BSa.Az1 y. y. Bee, Lat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
For California.

We shall issue Tomorrow morning
our next number of TIE TribKae for
California, Oregon aad Ae Sdadt0ieh
hlands 1t Will contain all the impor-
tant news up to the time of going to
press. Persons wishing to send OF
carry this paper to ports on the Pacirc
wiki please leave their orders Imme-
diately. in order not to be disappointed
Single copies siXpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Hungarian Prisoners.

complete -ecoue iasor : SAL &c ave -A4-u pAes oe-
tvTeen Rlssa All Tlrzeye s--zr nsTinE conscuec Lar
a. hose Polish sub ecis ofRussa VITO were concerned sn
he la,s Earg.as rove.rt .hal - obliged 70 es-e Tie
Turs. - dor1.nio-. s-1lar AanE cement 0n ths pom
Of o>nz entered into b-tws.a Als-ris ard Turkey
Tie Rass.s -; u person. pre.coea. c'sns ih@erre
Of Geo Ber1 sad twelve oilers us % Aas.i 5-gia- VII
Kos,1t1. and c1--als .-rr,ro canes O. e. announced
ia, Mslans Kosill las slst ber A1-'and So laFn-
e-csr@d from Hungary &c t-e disguise ofa rneu--cant
IRE Eag-sh C0usli Vr-aa has discovered daoo.i-
ca s1ept ne sa.-5 ~ ne slst-sl do7er.neu. mlr
der Er--ffL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

PR Euoyd from Lire-Te fe- Ne,.- ll,taif ana p. -
Coafs Mr. and Mr- Psiue-. Mr All NJ hltchinsoa NJ
and Mrs. Popp Mr s1d Mrs -aler n fses Aus va " n-
Ter Rev Mr NAhsn Mesa, Waste. Slephtrq VINE >ir
ve- e. rts si'sr with isra-cresi I'd Harry steer
No er Andrews Barker Brrew, blr'i-T, N--- >lr
R0s-r Brow. Dixon Smi-l Locss BILOXI Hume Le'-
pod. Warden sn.on. Cooirsne. Beck. btnofdEe hiss
Pierce Robinson Fckl.r alsur Nts.v- Lyon boto1.
Ho-se Shsrpe MAJ Ni.cebsk@r. SstT1ckant, Flske.
Row Not-v Fa.rish Hauu,gAn. WAX HagsrIy. Fergus
Pork. " s-son. Hssungs N-ion- lh"upson Kos hins
HiIfs-f Cacler Lomt.he saunders Ksse Inaos t3
get he ~. ~ the passeu-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

Is reported that Mr. Lawrence charged with the ne
rotation aud hat Il hiss been gc,ng Al London Il .
aso reported that treaty has been rnered into here t
NJ Clayton and Sir Henry Bulwer. Al using The Nicaf
gus question AL this u fummery No treaty las pee n
made. here elsewhere.
Washington Correspondence Journal Of Commerce
Mr. Lawrence, in spite of the above denial dld
have charge Of the negotiations in relation On the
Nicaragua Canal and all the main stiPulations
were understood before Sir Henry Bnlwer leit Lon.
don. We again reitersta our statement that a
treaty has been made and that il went 10 London
for ratification by the last steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS

DEATH oF LIEUT.. THOMAS T. SLoAS-Yester.
day afternoon ats o'clock This gallant 0foer died a; lie
Nsva HospA- Il i. bat short tine since be retained
from cruise la ne fngat- United ssies lie catered tie
L. ; Marine Corps In - AMI served ~h distinguished
bravery throughout ne Florida campaign. During n e.
past three wears he las De-n the African station where
be probably contracted Tie disease u which he died liz
i1rerh vii probably axe place ths Afternoon tie hss
l0ng been vel and iavOrabiy snoWn IN tlis Clfv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

ARRAIGNNENr ~ PE0FE.s0R WEBsTEE-At
10 o'ccck his morning Professor WeosleT Tts 6rousi
from Lever-is a. ard ara gue NJ s1Pf-re 1clrlL
Cosn before Associate u Fei-heF "a Eouon q A.
lornsy Genera Clifford upon Lh- nctneni iolnd Agsns
him sor he murder Of Dr. George fNknsA lis fp-sf-
durlrg he rvatrrg OF The chNgr- y NJ WIDE ne
clrrk, vas peT-cy composed and - col ecir Ani a.
he ciose he Uttered hi. ii "a II Not Gully" IN tr, de-
cides q Eccu panied win verT impressive
shake q heac T. uG1lry ty he CoGr ne pnsousT
led nat be rad counsel EMPLOYED Ter IS ceerse az
hs hey wers Ecwsra D. Soki-r Esc snd hon rl1y
N-frlck- Mr. Sot1er pr-scnt IN Coart- The Ait1r
rey-Oerer hen moved La early CAV i9f la = a.
Ered w0glc 5e Consistent WIKI N coryerrnce q n
Court snt he eOc-sel for defense NJ soef sad n
crieusc wo1d be reedy any tine az pointed ~ u
Coat Justice Fletcher staisd Aa be had oee1 rsucfet
~ To- Court, Eere shouA - ob1ec-o1 - Assi =
Tuesday tie sh u Hsrch re iay ior TIA Aod y
therefore n1ed trai tine. The prsouer wEs ben remand
ed amer having been u The Courtroom gui snooI heSn
..uutes durng hch - specAl object q 1olse
By large uuaabsf Of lesal AID zsdicA gerucDan Lnd
o.asT sPssssiorl Boston Irz1sd1P@ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

FRANZ CorNEN.--We were informed some tine
since by he Mexican papers thai this charming Young
vioanis, dead. This seems, Was AZ error II We
may Judge by the Trqit = I1,sa OF Jan 3 which say
'hs As - coming from ZAeAIeeas Mexico on his way g.
HOLLAND where he has been named royal professor Al The
Academy OF the Hague
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LoulsIASA-The Legislature Of Louisiana On
the so,h uh elected $40 c McWRoRrEA Wing. OF Cor
cord ia as State Treasurer Mr. New received Is yo's'
to 81 for Alex Cuviller Loco Dir WIKsss, Wing 81 Tie
" o. Bee wss also chosen State Printer receiving on he
"a ballot 6S votes 10 81 for Mr. HAh Loco OF The Bt0a
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RHODE lsIAsp--The Loco Focos Of Rhode Is
aud assembled in state Convention at Providence
ON the 9th inst and wisely resolved not to nominate
any candidates for State 0ficers.
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ENGLAND.

age meeting he e Lo11ou on ne latn J1alAy y
-,Te 70 = proposed tos Ct he lRtlsiTy o. s. "a
co.'s Th- q .i2ca s1bsrrb-d a1c es-nl'iis-
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lis decided "a; lie Z eel w nos oyer fs--.air1' ID
person
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Ouv Gupplenenf.

In order 10 lay before our readers INC osnIn
news Of the day and at the same iims =, - .sns
to our advertising friends, we are o0ne,s ~ ,SSc
another Supplement this morning l .auss ~r
fail 10 read II will miss an M ,,seIs an thomas
i.s.r.ou . Communication about those ayste-
, ,s"ns SoI..s more about the Hasue-d CataS-
t,onss an able article on the California Gold Re
ron BY Judge Breckenridge, sundr' City ltems'
&c. &c.
Mn wIrxoRE's AscoUsrs-Mr Wetmors On
Saturday paid up s50ooo in gold, which was de-
oorted with the Sub-Treasarer On Tuesday ne
i 70 pay $4,000 more The remainder Of the
elsi see IL 10 await the result Of the VISIT Of his
counsel to w ashington, who left on Saturday The
Government it is hoped will recover the entire
ansont due from Mr. Wetmore, ss secsnty VII
probably be given for the balance and he CLAIMS =
commissions will not be allowed
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Ma CLAWS SPEEoH.-We have Already as
Ezry Ordsrs for MS speech 81 IL two week,
All therefore, cannot receive any bscrpuo,s
Tor mess he sgoscrbsrs VII asTse 10 nore thsr
fSO we>ks II VIII require aoo1f hundred sad severtV
Esas rSys oe2E0 paper 70 print hoss Already ordered
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