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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

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and Who 90 di-d nat shaj sppS -
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aesgty JAMES fptYss, Pgnbe = alfif'iof'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
G. D. BYUART.

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IL Wi,eb sic reads The bs. has presented CroEt.
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bae4 he costs oGths York October 9TH, 1850
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

gIhHGsRfTs-Fhpof tnsst pspads RON ~ 70 u inetet
de 36syb1, qualities ard :otofs far sale 81 aanntss
say1ng eflseA aAdg3 sRaaIsKAoa, l% seatk-ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For YOUNG AIDES.
249 NlsTH.sT
Between FiTsl-Bd 51cned fseuues
I.a ~ "a NIL .


Library ARD RBADtN5 RCOA, turui.al-g =
"A con plete cOurs- OF Englsn sni Ff-uch iseranre,
rrse aud poetry viih compristi dt5eI '7o
reading OF young Adios no lave gous htoag ~ 1rd
nay ex boots 10 ausched - ms ls5tilulgn L'a'pns
sen IN Drawing, Painiiug and 4usia oizi~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

AH1Pg-s75 ,00O-aavps aadsd gay ~ q 5 81 20
Imer Suck now haze on n2rd she afges' aI he w.
ccsd STOCK be found il h ciy conslsans % sn snG
phossena gas Also hail. and ohsr la1'9.s, y Sos
doles chandeers candsle5rss tabe enefy az
msnts, &c Ac On, camphenc, sPiri' gsa' ph''@0A0
s j5aai ge o u ,sy bs'a a. sny SsaS
Vases all OF yhch vill be soid she'2 s,, .sN
bopSe in IbIs cy &cads lcaDed Tor pti'ie~ .5rh-gi
A''S0 L CHARLES FULLER rs O. 1 Ghs1nScs M
o97n. besWeen VI a'ron and o0a-D7'~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

uE3tHER WANEED--An sidhioaa 's7clsf "a
ar I'd 10 bows boarding school u e'94n sh7I Guar
sctsf ana wl,tu an hous el Of ,hs city Oe dAcan
tptrrri IN vocal music gymnastics would bo prefer y
b.sI,e = III ,lae t6ef terms aud hsdre's pre- paid, K
nj DEf RS esre Of spAdios shepsd, N. clos.
gvNp xKAaBEitS- An a,si,larI 'e8cher "a wanted IA
= re.rpriAt = boy ichoo tn The country. S4lRr- IN
mar sunain, 9Th borrd 10, Acdtess, prepaid. fEAG9'
4 fice Of \ Tribune oio3 ~
y,poF. q. BAsskT,s Private classes in greneh
ana spsns0 sfo opened .! bis residence 9oi eI'al-
-, Ersnkiiu al oil i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

77OaOrE IO.Uusas 0F iNOiAS CORR
SssfoT1's prcceat 81 ngIniac 'atI ace ffy!DE S
Eesl Corr our and Corn FsrEs esTss si me poI,Stt
Of tne grain gfalGIsT ara erpsls me noisafs WHY.
changing tie color h.yof Of TIA a;tic sDns
renGsi1g these RTIcles 1nch bnirro1a ma 20
RnsiscIrret rom grain which he ns.ofl -,
tire or ON grain wnich baI been Kr dne1 AL 80 49,
tae,Greis OF By e!sfoFos waiea az ~
fsctured ailhe AGan,ic Dock ht,f sfo0iTs y SOS S
updersi2red VIII be ~Eueale1 TO be iatna'. Sasls
from pure yellow pure white indian Corn 81" ~ ~
aesh abG sE eat for years -, au,,hAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

I$Enyug claims against WlLLIsN COVtEi, late o she Village
Wamsburgh ks County deceasrd t 'ej are required y
same vouchers the sub -cfIo" AZ NO
Fourth said ~anbprgh bsore the hrstda
oil ApnineSt.-Dated, sept. 10, lS9 ELIZA coWLEY,
"a laggnsTh AiphntalII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

TY'nK SiX@H SESSION OF PHs atCAAuNo
SEMINARY Tor young L4dies, near Richmond village
Staten Islsnn N Y win commences on Wednesday,, Nog
9Th Ladies Il. rgrs may here fed cheeru anf tnns
c- home CrcuaF with PARTICULAR can he ghtalaed al Nj
Hinoaris 3'5 Broad ray NJ ssnedtct, WAl.at, He|'
YorL; ard or Nj and MIA Kslet, al lnEtiiuuun
OLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

Th4 .oaaeta yc.,s AZ. ofe4 10 zsse.9s Of
biddrrs. L. LEA
sE.5sstN9 Commissioner Of inGa A1eIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

.9s1 THE ApY&EG&D ERRECU SCHOLARS
Z -Pf5le4sof Louis FRN3r. ron ne Untgs-sty %
Pam would -bpeotuly GrouUnre MT Ma tod az -
r-nrf Literature viii c0mmrt ms fs HioDitF h
November Geuilel dsorons 81 Joining as = u
1uy g. S5o1 70 po able II 597 3fosdTsy, ". s5r
orc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

AZ PUkSUANChoi ors % en- auf"saus al he County
New Ycf1 no- Is hereby ali p-f-nn5 aYns eaaa
synips, Kenny HOPPER i,to CTS IL New YoFa seR
leman drceaaad pre.slt Tia with 2oursI ,ssofto In
,nt ,bp,a A. Tie mo, oil c. Esgi- E-q SR-4aa
the C,y H4o-YorA, usose e ~ iyn uary next
D4isd Nav yorA tp 81 iay ~ 49,, To-.
.r,s i,Vgr 17,s kfCHAHD pFPNNEEHnfF jHA''''N'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

!Nr4KIa.pI0N GA T}iE Pl&4;(1 FUfi 8E.-A
zItleuisn rrufr oto fiaDr Fote ismbsF with tie
tipg @, languages 6egnE fo@ haufa joea'
TCTed j. tssi1uG. - 10 lessons tba .iaua ss
dies d sef 1 oueu Tefma fssaonsbia Aug sIata RI
ftcIed 10 Prcf13aer al Inc Ft4no#ofte, 81 Il Pu3,
6Ioallsn WI teteIfe .mmeols-a ftenion ~ ltiE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

91nARt fRes HCEsGOL At THE HI9HtAHog
aenF 9HE bUDsON Sire Winter Of mo Pee
XII AeseeIy aotrdug School Tor hogs VIII Dsgn O3L
70 fen stnd no FeGeiVed supply
ces C5rcufsrs coplBlug isrms end reeIelGeE, ba
had or ap9l'CRgiOn &c he 5Uhscf hef.
ALBERR WELLS, Principal
P-eFskt'l. Oct 1890. 50 tHJyl"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

candidate for Delegate 10 the Convention OF cor.
et, which has ;. III called by the Governor of that
From all the Information derived from private
sonrc'a OF nteife nce shere il little or 10 doubs
hut u bat the Union men =ili oa largely IN the as
cepdaat in that State. South carojn7, therefore.
will have to select come other tugiema5s IN het
reasonable designs upon the integrity Of tao
Union. Clio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

REOUNT PR0SP &aJT tI4sTi 5UT& EOR BOYS.
IVs Rhlr School Il detg fully slns!-1 70 ~ 7a gloom
field n J. is mice from New Yofa and ron HsEa5s on
an ne OF 500 feet lhe uilh h1e
OF the cities The Gay Ac notsi Tor la hsld'lne4s aod
hesu scenery, and al lde regulates and adj
vsnixke OF good School aud hons For Circulars anG
uThe1 pa fGiaFs appt, 10 H. Il WlbCOX3 Uered States
schoo A2eucy 28 Bfoed Sbays lhe pars or T. tho
suhsr5'her Io7 I0i> WAaRETs HOLT, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

KIN PURSUANCE order Of ths Surrogate D tbs COaoV o.
Ahss YORK hereby z5su al ysDJaA ri0s eiAis9
against ANDREW 2fhMEBAk lat, OF the Cy u aFT yos dSa
ceased present the ~ 7oncr hers" 10 7 'us'osrs
sthe q brsdsa@i The CfJ q
hefntn 'hs hi asy Of inz.nbvr nsEt-
Dated YORK, Tho 7Sd Gay ut dayi lHsi
CHARLES EIMhEKhAa z,u.n,,,,
'A"IH@"ts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-02


aInly would be the very last TO take ground agana
that
have said that held the doctrine OF non-interven.
ton; but by the laws OF Mexico Mexico has herself ~
way. Taking that obstruction out OF the way DO no'
regard Intervention Mt all am ready to restrain New
Mexico from passing laws way the other. 30 "A
allow persons there and try the validity OF the laws
OF the United States and OF Mexico unhesitaiingy y
that II the law Of Mexic there the local legs
la,ure could be framed enact the WiImo prov
n may Judge from the temper already manifested thsr
That Is my inference. II there ia Mexican law there
The lmo Provso could be enacted then by the legss
ture intervening in respect to slavery Ii II 10 deriu
think they could do it. know the senator does not DE-
sign to give them the power but this result just
clearly can count numbers Ii the Mexican law s'
there TO exclude slavery, there would be Law
The local Legislature could exclude it, II 10 because
supposed that slavery already excluded that they
willing TO make these compromises to proptaie the ies
ings ot senator's.
Mr. BERRiEN. My connexion with his amendmsd
in the earlier stages Of these proceedings be my ercuI
for momentary trespass npon the time Of the Senate
not my own sense OF duty TO understand the position
which we are, Ia necessary to 60 back TO the os
Of this proceeding This bill a. it was reported by f
COMMITTEES gave to the territorial legislature authority
pass all rghtfu acts Of legislation with certain exee
lons among which the inhibition to pass any las
respecting African slavery There was contest dePena
Mexican laws inhbiting slavery were or were no@
loce, or would or would not be OF force after the oH
zaton OF territorial government; for the proposition
that subject does not seem 10 have been perfectly nno
stood, or, II understood. stated with precision That Ply
psion was, that under the constitution and laws o. ~
organized superseding the local legislation OF Mex1'
this, among other laws Of Mexico, would 20 with 'ne
In that OF things desired that il II should
adjudged that this slave property might BE- nghtiuiy W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-11
Our 81. Louis Correspondence.

Sr. LOUIS, December 20, 1Sa9
Christmas TIME, The esquioss Commercial Pros
pe,ify IF 81. LoHis- Destruction Of SteomGsats &c
The Christmas holidays are passing of with their
usual variety Of amassmsnts fighting shooting stab
biDg &c so peculiar to this, our remarkable city.
Never before however have witnessed such universal
devotion at the shrine Of Dsechus, ss has been OBJ
servable throughout the week No one, believe has
yet met death through these excrsses though the
shooting number about dozen and the stabbng
perhaps half that number.
perceive in the Nations, gencer, Of recent
date article In relation to the brothers Montes-
quoous now In prison in this city The writer COM
plims "a citizens and city government. Tor their
nAtion to Justice done to the accused In
relation TO this city authorities tse pliment IL de
served but bad the writer been In st Louis he
night succeeding the homicide he probably would not
have formed very favorable opinion OF the love Of
or der Justice OF the mass OF our citixen. suai
sient comment the latter 10 Afforded by the fact
that the authorities deemed IL expedi-Dt 60 smuggle
the prisoners from the jail and harry them on In dis.
quite to Jeferton Barracks military protection tor
them being deemed indsps nssble And NJ last, when
the Jpor thought TO BE- somevhst subsiied, and
they smugged back again the authorities did not
dare to ri.k an examination Of the prisoners in open
court but cauael the TO be conducted In
the jail. And all this In the face ~ the probability
that the brother Montesquou, who killed Jones AMI
BarnUm was ~ the time insars think u probable,
that The counsel for the accused will demand change
OF venue, in which case there be no veil grounded
doubt OF scguttsi Lameniehe az vas the occur
which hurried two worthy young 90 eternity,
tad yet would IL be- ~ popular pref ud,c- to
ind guilty OF prsmedtassd murder an Innocent m a.
mac
A. the close CT the year approached. review OF the
buintss ~ st Lous for the last twelve months affords
the g'kt ing fact that notwithstanding all our di.al
t,rs nre aud pestilence mercantile aud conmerci,l
operations have been greater than those OF the year
preceding larger swouut @; almost every article Il
traffic has changed habds and 80 tar %. the productions
Of the West are concerned, at enhanced prices. SSH
the destruction of sptal has been very and the
wonder Il. that utter prostitution has not en-uei
In steambost stock slose st Louis hs, suffered I'm.
n,n,ey On the entire waters Of the South snd Wet
not including the northern lakes the loss canno, fall
short OF two millions ri dollars The number of steam
b. a's totally Destroyed within the year, about
eighty OF these forty six buroed aud three blown
a. atoms Some thirty sunk. that have been
or may be. raised
The burnt distict IL nearly rebuilt aud there 10
6Bs prospect Of the opening Of trade Ia ths spior
which III TERMINATE In the most prosperous years
business our city has known. ARGUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-11

the approval Of the territorial deputation, or of the
supreme government Of Mexico. Under these sue
cessive orders, regulations DEGREES, &c, grants
have been made by the constituted authorities
down 10 the 7th OF July, 1876 when the American
flag was hoist.d al Monterey, and possession taken
In the name OF the United States.
IL appears, further, that the mission establish
m-nis were secuarzed, pursuant 10 decree of
the Mexican Congress, IN 1888, and became ma
uonal properly. II is, then, the obvious aud ndis-
pensable duty OF our government TO take decisive
for the recognition of good claims, for the
extinction Of fraudulent ones, and for the selec-
ton and withdrawal from the mass OF public pro-
perry OF all lands requisite for military fortlica-
lions, arsensls depots, light houses, or other pub
ne uses; so that our system may he unlmpeded aud
tree nom embarrassment In disposing OF the public
lands.
When 10 existing duties, shall be added those
consequent upon the extension OF the land macAi-
merry over Upper California, New Mexico. and
Oregon, covering, together, an estimated surface
of Upwards of five millions of acres, 1t must be
obvious that the labors of the office will be greatly
augmented Respectfully submitted.
j. BUrrERFIELD, Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-11

authorized by the treaty OF 1880 with that natioa
This is fully shown by the following statement. =
.fcyes. .4cres
Sales in ls4s 5ao4 in three qrs lsis 200 ~
Mexican
variants. q ;2ss geo 90 Z" 2,4ss,5sOo 90
State selects,
act Of ls4l.. 2Ts059.tT 4" l4T Si3 81
Imprts Of RI
vsrs, act Of
ls4i... 32I,lss.33 la5,2is.H
Chcctaw certi-
fcxtes, act OF
1s4l.. 57249.l0 30 SO4 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-11

AS general rule, il Is suggested that in any
case eLtltled TO equitable consideration, IN when
Congress may be disposed to recognize a clam or
make an award, their confirmation be givea with
a provlso. not 20 interfere at the time ~ survey
with any pre.exisiing sale by the United States or
with any claim which may have been previously
heated.
principle like this. il fully established and ad.
hered 10 IN future legislation, would go TAR ~ ore
vent conflict and harrassing, vexatious litigation,
md would much facilitate operations IN admins.
t.ripe this branch OF the public service.
Indeed would invite the attention OF Congress
10 the Propriety Of further legislation, so as to ex
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
TIE TOBACCO CROP.


The Louisville Journal Of the 9th inst.
says
Accounts from the Southern portion of
this Stale are that The tobacco plant has
suffered very severely from the rect@t
frosts. Probably one half Of The crop
had been housed before the frost was ex'
pericnced, and this of course is not inlu.
red But the portion in the field is cut
down in yield one half to two thirds. A
private despatch from Glasgow gives in
formation to this effect, and verbal advi.
ces from other tobacco regions are TO the
same effect.
The Nashville Wing Of The 9th inst,
has rhe following paragraphs:
Frost.-A heavy frost fell in this vi.
cniIy, yesterday morning and the morn
ing before. We aPprehend some damage
to the cotton and tobacco crops, particu'
larly to the latter.
Tobacco and the Frost. "A friend from
Montgomery county informs us that the
tobacco crop in that region has sustained
immense injury from the late frost. He
supposes that from one.thrd TO one-half
of the crop in that and the adjoining coun-
ties Of Kentucky must be destroyed.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Friday
says:
A friend at our elbow who has just
/ travelled through the southern part Of
Kentucky, informs US that the recent frost
has injured the tobacco crops to at least a
million Of dollars in the district through
which he travelled. .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
FOREIGN CONyICTS

The arrival OK another vessel a, this
port IRON Bermuda, with British convIcts
Tor our shores, enhance the interest Of a
subject which was serious enough before.
1t seems that there are no avs now in
existence by which this alarming nui.
sance may be repeIIed. The prisons of
England may be dsgorged amongst US
and we must receive the foul infusion,
without any means Of available seIf.pro-
teCion.
A remedy will doubtless be applied to
this evil at the first opportunity when
the necessary legislation may be had
In lfe meantime we might suggest that
the Importance of the subject is sufficient
to warrant the Governor Of Maryland 10
communicate 10 the President of The Uni
led States The lacl Of this continued I'M
porlation Of British cohvcls, so that The
matter might be brought to the notice of
Sir Henry Buwer, with the intimaton
that the comfy Of nations would not JUS
tfy its continuance. The convicts who
come 10 this port from British huIks are
sent BY the British authorities and at the
public expense; tney would scarcely
reach the country Otherwise -certalnly
rot in such bodies and by species Of or.
gaazed immigration 1t is the British
Government, then that is responsible for
thi, outrage; from that Government we
may Gemand its cessntion-and as for the
manner in which this demand shall be-
made and charged home, we may safely
leave that in the hands Of Mr.. Webster
This evil is monstrous; 1t brings serl-
ols injury upon US in the form Of insult
ING cNutumely Some years ago there
was an emptyng Of many English aims
houses IN parishes near lbe coast where
the payers Of the poor rates found that it
wou be che2fer to ship off their pauPers
to the United States than to maintain
them at home. This was bad enough. -
But when British la'Is are 10 be swept
that The refuse Of the bouses Of crime
may be poured into the bosom Of our
community, the offence becomes an lntolr
cradle outrage for which the Govern
ment that sanctions and directs it should
be held 10 strict and speedy account.
BaHimOre american
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
NEW GOODS

The now Fan and Winter Goods or
Messrs. MiIGkin s. Grimes, opposite hr p rb
-ilc buildings, have really "cono to hapd,'
after delay in transportation Of some four
.oi five weeks. These gentlemen are now
ready 10 trsal their customers 20 a srlccton
of articles superior to that afforded on any
former occasion, ard they hope that thei
i'iends will ind Il,smselycs compensated for
the delay they have had to submit TO, in the
superiority Of the goods that now awah
their inspection, and The lowness oil Their
prize.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
GREAT MAIL ROBBERY.
PHILApELPnIA, Oct. IA, M.

The Mail Car was entered near Gray's
Ferry about o'clock Saturday night, and
the pouches robbed OF the nails made up in
New York city for Richmond, Va; Raleigh
N. c.; and Wheeling Va, the latter con
tODing the mails for Ohio. Indiana, Illinois,
Tennessee. Kentucky, Arkansas, Missouri,
and the South West generally.
These usually contain large femittsnces
OF bank notes as well as dsils, checks. &c.,
the cash being made up chiefly Of Southern
and Western funds bought up by the bro.
kers in the Atlantic cities and sent home for
redemption. One letter alone from Cnrpen.
ter and Vermilye OF New York, TO J. w.
Msury, Richmond, Va. covered remit.
tsncs o. $740. The number OF letter pack.
ages opened in search of money and other
ssuabes was immense--enough to llll a
barrel. These had oil been carefully inspect.
ed. Checks and dfafts. &C., were thrown
aside as unavailable. A number Of boxes
containing cotton wedding indicated that
considerable quantity OF JewelTy was carried
Ion. The opened letters, numbering about
one thousand, together with drafts, checks,
&c, were returned to New York last night
by ?, M. White. There Isl yet no clue
to heiobbers t a.
...lat,,ii, Oct. IA. M.
The P, NJ. Gensial has oiiefeds reward Of
$1,000 Tor The apprehension OF the parties
who robbed the mail Saturday night. ,..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

Mfr O. KINNEY merchant Clinton, Oneida county, ~ y,
informed us cnceroctor in said county was eteclng
wonderful cures CANCERS through the efficacy of BANT
PURIFYING EXTRACT cdaeer-docor in Gresne county
N Y is also using said PURIFIER. Mr. A. b. SlrTLE: drug
p at Cauaoharie, Mont gury county, N W mas ni0riiSS
Ms Of an important Of CANCER Of long standing winch
Jyns effected On an lady Of that place. IT, therefore, e
PURtgiER cures Cancer by lis purifying healing power. shat
impure disease Of the blood It carel Seven years
experience and triumph snys there are none out "h@ wv
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
rEvER- -s0RE CUREp.

The Rev. RICHARD DJNNlNG, Pastor Of the Presb!te
rim church. Adams Basin Monroe county, N Hwote 70 US
al have Just received letter from MIR CHANNEY DUNNiN!
relative the Of his Feversoe You may depend r
whn states for he Christian and an elder IN lhr
church. Some years hg had 10 have one OF s legs"
eg being now Affected ana about be Hmpulaed, recon
msnded BRAN1's MEDICINE Read tie result he sqys; -
hare used oaiy THREE BOTTLES OF BRANT'S MEDICINE
paced ALL HOPE, from g0Hr recommendations, m mat Msac
aud cun now say TINT with the blessing OF God dGs et
- Ir,tii G.ap EDr