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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21
Austria and Hungary.

yIssnA, July ban Jeacheh has arrived In
Agram where he now possesses the authority Of vice
row The onncial journals full OF the addresses
which he has published to the population. In all his
addresses however there IL not word to be found
Of tn. Bana council Of the ministry, Of the impor
tant questions Of the day They contain nothing but
ex,rayagant proteststons OF his loyalty to the impe
rial house and praise Of the great patriotism which
he declares he has all occasions manifested sir
or eight months ago, his loud. tongued praises Of
himself and his party we're received With enthu-
slssm by large portion Of the Croatisn population
but since the the viction has been gradually gain
ing ground amongst his former sdherents and friend
that he IL only patriotic mouther whose patriotism
be-. served mask, beneath which he has served the
court by carry through most unpariotlc and un.
popular measures The middle classes In Croatia are
more politically enlightened than In any other pro-
vince Of the empire; fact, the truth % which 10
pi.iniy apparent in the character Of tie journalism
Many Of tn. younger branches Of society Agram Bit
tery repent the support which they lent TO the gov
.rnmsnt against the Magyar, and sigh for the Hb.r.
concessions which Kossuth and his colleagues would
have made them.
Tn. right Of association has been taken away from
the liberal party and their opponents favored by
the sovernme in the moot extraordinary manner
Associations similar TO the Russian Trsubund are
farming In every province With the especial sanction
Of the ministry. The Catholic priests hold number
less meetings, unmatched and uncontrolled BY any
police authority. Trials by court martial stil con-
time. Last week, sentences Of imprisonment or life
we're pronounced against nine members Of thu Hun
sarian diet, Who took no part whatever In the vu.
vrrss., July 2-The accounts which appear IN the
vienna Journals Of the resurrection In Bulgaria
very contradictory but from all II is clear that several
serious engagements have taken place, In most Of
which the insurgents we're defeated.
one battle occurred IN the nsighborhood Of widen
This Turks defeated the undiseipined horde opposed
10 them after very short but ssngunary struggle;
most ofthe latter esesp~d into servia Another en-.
ssgemsnt occurred at BoogradstI With similar re.
,st ON this occasion OF the chief leaders OF the
insurgents was captured by the Turks.
According to the O,serra,sre Daimato, the inhsb-
.nts Of Bagusni ripe for resurrection against the
Turkish rule The same authority states that the po
pulstions Of Montenegro and Grsbovs are also in =
very disturbed state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

The steamship Anne RIGA arrived at her wharf at
Jersey City about nine o'clock last night. She
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the
9Th instant.
The steamship Atlantic, which was TO have left
liverpool on Wednesday, the 10th inst, may be
expected to arrive at this port some time to-day.
She will bring four days later news than that
received by the America, the details Of which will
be found in this mornings paper.
News frem Europe nowadays excites no more
interest than intelligence frem New Orleans.
Hnpsrtant from w sshing toni Form ati@ Of
President FiIln.ore's Cabinet.
We are, at length, enabled to lay before the pub
no the names Of the gentlemen whom Mr.. Fillmore
has called around him as constitutional advisers.
Their names are;-
Hon Daniel Webster OF Massachusetts,, Secretary Of
ssass, in place Of John N. Clayton.
Hon Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio Secretary Of the Treas
my, i, place Of W. N. Meredith.
Hon James A. Pearse, Of Maryland Secretary Of the
interior, In place of 7 Ewing
Hon. Edmund Bates Of Missouri, Secretary Of War,
an place of George W. Crawford.
Hen. VIM. A. Graham, of North Carolina, Secretary
- the Navy, in place Of VIM Ballard Preston.
Ho.. j. }. Crittsnden, Of Kentucky, Attorney Gene
al, IN place Of Revsrdy Johnson
Hon. ~ K Hall, of New York Post Master General,
IN place Of J. COllaner.
These gentlemen were confirmed yesterday by
ne Senate, in executive session, and will enter
upoa their duties Immediately on the retirement Of
the Galphin clique. On the whole, IL is a very
good cabinet, infinitely superior to the ate one
The new administration of Mr.. Fillmore may nov
be considered under way.
Now that Mr.. Fillmore has selected his cabinet,
shere will be a good deal of anxiety to know what
policy he will recommend in the present condition
81 the country especially in reference to the seat
question Of the day-that of slavery in connection
with the new territories. We are pleased to
State. In the present crisis, he is the best man
that could be selected to fill that Office. AL par
sies have confidence in him and he has endeared
himself to the moderate and sensible people Of
every section Of the country by the moderate, con-
slistory, and patriotic policy which he advocated
during the present session Of Congress, in connec
ne. with the question Of slavery. We are positive
that the honor of the country is safe in his haods,
and that he will not, as his predecessor did, use
shs influence Of his position for the fur!herance OF
any political action tending to his own aggrandize-
ment. We learn that the only difficulty which
sIisted in the way Of his taking that exalted posi-
non has been removed by his friends, and that
fhere is every probability Of his retaining the Sc
sretaryshp during Mr. Fillmore's term Of Office.
IN consequence Of the telegraphic wires being
no, in good working order last night, our report Of
Ae proceedings Of Congress yesterday, is rather
slim
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Captain Clay. z. = ARMY snd ninetJ. s'r others ar
C.ptain Chauucey. aud Csptsin ". r Ernell q 2.
Army; Hon. Mr. Ryerson, asd forty nine others
arrived yesterday, aud TOOK rooms at the American
m Jcitson. Charleston; John hcClarty Henderson.
Ts..s. Or Goldman Boston y I. Hart q A. Hon
a M Rv.rso.. n 4 Col walirou. California; Lieut.
Avtry a. Navy; arrived at the Americsa With forty
ethers go. ,rr,- -
Hon Mr. Mckay. Canada; Captain Wtnamson. q
n Ar,,. DIR Nirellsr and lady. New Url-ss-: Dr.
Vithstsn TROY G. T Mitchell Charleston, c. aud
1no .th,rs arrived &c the lrviug House yesttrday.
uon VI curtis ~ Y: jos a. ba-tou. pa Uolonel
Js.,ss williams. Mass and t~ensv sik others arrived
YESTERDAY. and took rooms st the Ulint1n Hetsl -
atcrge ihibs Kendall. FsI, sns a. Y. buihtt
10 lately q the RpuLtr or. among the passsngers
a. sail in the Atlantic, on saturday next hr. X h
rn'ur % Pare "a supsrnteud tbs compietiou on the
plafes for his History ~ the Mexican way His great
-erk viii b. hlsstrated By oorrec. view ~ all the
p~ips pet eaftss of hat campaign sni will prove
~. aesntry.
ssnaI Gopts vas Of sebls on The ian 40.
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France.

PARn, Sunday Morning-on Friday afternoon .
young man, named George Alfred Walker, compositor
was arrested the Elysee under suspicion. crcum-
stances A loaded pistol found In his possession
and he confessed that he had been for . long time
watching opportunity Of assassinsting che Presi-
dent Of the Republic.
Yesterday he examined by the Project Of Police
The euprit Is supposed to be derandea and the Affair
IL not considered OF political character.
tn. electoral lists for Paris, under the new law are
publishd The number Of electors for Paris 10 $4,000
under the old Law they amounted to 22Aooo
The Gazette de- France contradiets the report that the
Comtesse de Chamborais srcsinte.
NJ Ledru-R Rollins new papear Ls Po,er,i, was yes
terdsy seised BY the authorities.
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IsroRrarr AurHoRs PuptsHrp.--Authorr
ard publishers says the New Orleans Bal.fa do not
appear to be- that. BY recent Law OF Congress
their copyright cannot We secured unless they furnish
copy OF their york 20 ghe Librarian Of Congress
and TO the Librarian Of the Smithsonian Institute
As very few hSve been received by these officers IL
evident that hundreds Of alleged eopyrgh, books are
without that protection.
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Fu., Dxc1sIoS IN Tx CASE on Dr.. WEBSTER
Oar intelligence from Boston is very interesting.
In another part Of to-day's paper will be found
fall account Of the report Of the Committee OF
Pardons in Dr. wesster's case, and the address OF
rAe Governor The committee, having weighed
and dehberaied upon the matter, were unanimously
OF opinion that they could not, consistently with
their duty, reccmmsnd a Communication OF the sen
tepce Of the coadesnnsa 4, and he has, accordingly,
Keen s,pteuced to be executed on the thirtieth Of
.e1t month The awful suspense, therefore, is at
m end; and the unfortunate homicide must pay the
penslty he incurred by trsnsgressing the law.
We sincerely ,ympathise with the Governor and
Council Of Massachusetts in the sad and melsn-
.Aoly duty which they had to perform 10 this case
We are perfectly satisfied that II the slightest
doubt existed in their minds the degree Of the
crime committed by DR.. Webster, or that IL they
thous hi the circumstances offered by DR. Webster
and HE friends 10 mitigation Of punishment, were
sufficient to Justify them in recommending com
NUT. ion, they would have been happy in recon-
psnding imprisonment in the State prison instead
oi death. Having discharged. their duty, as we be-
Esvs, conscientiously, rothng nov remains for the
unfortunate condemned but TO prepare himself for
fhs mighty change which he will soon undergo.
Prom the bottom Of our heart condole with his
unfortunate family, and We trust that they were
xrepared TO meet the dreadful shock which the in
ssliesnce Of this decision must have caused them.
Adr.it,isa that Or. webster's confession is true,
shst in moment Of anger he unfortunately struck
Dr.. Psrbman 80 violently that death was the
.suse, ve trust tina, his case will be an example
and a warning 20 the community, especially to
paos- who indulge their passions. II is fearful
sts dreadful l,sson, aud We hope its moral effect
rnl not be lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-21

W. hav. letters the 10th ult from sorrespop-
dent in the Roman States The peace OF the capitsi
vas well pr.serv.d though variety Of absurd rumors
vsr. In circulation. The attention % the diplomatic
.erps at Rene had been much excited, on Learning
that the Pope at the ceremony Of St Peters modified
the protest usually read sganst the King Of Naples
for rsfssins 10 pay tribu. W the Holy See sns the
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England.

The effect which the death of Sir r Peel will have
upon the future prospects of political parties here has
been the engrossing topic SIM the sailing Of the
America. The right honorable bsronet was buried
yesterday, at Drsyton Manor. The funeral, although
intended to be private was attended by vast con-
course Of people, and by great body Of the most
eminent men in Europe There Is nothing yet
definitely known to the bulk or disposition of
his property. As . mark Of respect to his
funeral all the vessels In the port hosted their eoors
half mast high and the shopkespsrs closed their win
dows with the same feeling.
Robert Peel the present baronst arrived In town
Sunday afternoon, from Geneva where he staying
when the melAnsAely news Of his fathers death
reached him.
We have this week to record the death Of the Duke
Of Cambridge The Duke died ct bis house in Piees-
Oily on Monday night
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THE M AR K E 7 S,
DC. DC. &c.

The steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, arrived Of
her wharf this morning, at 4 o'clock, making the
best passage on record, to wi-ten days and fifteen
hours from dock to dock.
The A. left Liverpool on the 10th inst. at IL NJ,
made the Highland Lights at9 40 p NJ, at Am.
came to at Quarantine, and at A. M. arrived At
her dock.
BY this arrival, we have dates from Liverpool to
the 10th, London to the 9th, and Paris to the 9Th
inst, inclusive.
Owing to the late hour at which we received
our papers, we are necessarily compelled TO make
our extracts very brief.
The Berlin papers are filled with comments on
the Danish treaty; no party in Germany seems
satisfied with it. Hostilities between the army OF
the Duchies and thst of Denmark is considered
probable; all the villages, from Horsen to Holding
are full of troops.
On the l1th, off Bardsey Island, the A. spoke
ship Princeton, Russell, from Liverpool, for New
York. Same day, saw two large ships, supposed
the Manhattan and Queen Of the West.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, at
GA. N.
Cotton had advanced 3D. on receipt of the Cana
da's news.
The corn market has improved. Indian corn
advanced Sd. to Is Flour firm. Wheat Dantzig)
4d to Sd. advance per 20 lbs.
All kinds Of American provisions have made a
slight advance.
ASHES are steady.
COFFEE is Is. dearer.
TAILow-Limited in demand.
FREGHTs scarce.
MONEY is easy. Consols closed yesterday at soI
to 81 on account.
Fereign securities are dull.
The state of trade is still good.
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Tor HriLrH or AunuRr The most absurd snd en-
travsgant rumors bsve gone abroad Respecting the
state % health In this city We he.ly eonsede that
there have been mber Of sudden desthe Auburn,
for the sst t-e weeks but In every instance tba has
come TO tnovledge the cause IL " be distinctly
traced 10 imprudenee and excess In eating OF drnk-
sg -dsssrn W. ~ Jswnsi, Jr'y ".
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TELEGkAFHlC lNfELLlGENCEs
->>>~~~>~~~>~>>~>-~~~~o~
HIGHL Y IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
v>~>~>~>~~~~~N>~|~~N~~S
THE NEW CABINET AT LAST.
~N~~~~~~o~~>~>>~~~~>N|O~~~
Mr. Webster Secretary Of State.
>~~~~~r~~~~~~~r~~~~>~~
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Nomination and Confirmation OF the New
Cabinet.
OUR SPECIAL rELEaRAPHIc DISPATCH.
WAsHINsToS, July 2o-P. NJ
To- day Mr.. FILLMORE President Of the United States
sent in the following list Of cabinet appointments
which confirmed by the Senate in executive seq
sion.
Hon. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts,, Secretary
Of State,
Hon. Thomas COrwin, Of Ohio, Is Secretary of the
Treasury.
Hon James A. Pearss, Of Maryland, Is Secretary of
the Interior.
Hon. Edmund Bates, of Missouri, - Secretary of
War.
Hon. william A. Graham, Of North Carolina, as
Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. J. J. Crittenasn, Of Kentucky, Is Attorney
General.
Hon N. K. Hall, of New York, Postmaster General.
Funeral Henors to General Taylor-The
Mails, Sc.
New ORLEASs' July Is, 1850.
meeting Of citizens held yesterday, at
which committee was appointed to proceedto WASH
ington to accompany the remains Of General Taylor
to Louisiana.
Five mails from the North were due at this city, on
the 18th three Of which had arrived Mobile on the
previous dsy.
Effects Of tho Storm at the South.
wmnIpcroH, IN. o. July 20, 1850.
The tremendous which visited this region yes
terday Cape Fear river rs to prevent
the arrival Of the Charleston boats at this port Much
apprehension is entertained for their safety.
Death Of Dis,inguishsd Individuai-The
Weather, &c.
OnAnLIsrsr, July 10, 1850.
Alexander NoIv~, . sitissn Of Chsrsw, 8. c., died
suddenly, yesterday.
The thermometer, yesterday stood at % degrees In
the shade.
Illness Of Chapman Coleman, ESQ.
LOUISVILLE July IA, 1850.
Gov Crittenden arrived here to-day, from Lexing-
ton, whence he was called in consequence Of the
dam erous ilRess Of his son-in law Chapman Cole
man, Esq
Progress Of the Cholera.
NAsHvILLE, July Ia, 1850.
During the past twenty four hours only four deaths
have occurred from cholera.
Louisville, July II, 1850
The deaths in this city, duriug the past week, from
cholera, number forty-ssve
At Bedford Springs Ky, four fatal Of cholera
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Destructive Fire ia RaltiAsre.
DALrInoRA July 20, 1sso
A fire occurred this afternoon Fails avenue,
which consumed Thos Lovsgold's machine shop. and
McKeenan's iron foundry
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Great Freshst at Albany.

ALBANY, July %, 1850.
A very heavy freshst has occurred here within the
past twenty four hours the water covering the
vhsrves.
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belief prevails that the protest viii Be abandoned 4.
future The protest against Parma and Pisoensa was
made In the usual form
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Our letters from Madrid Of the Sd state that the
Queens confinement 10 daily expected, and that her
m'jesty was in . satisfactory state An attempt on
the part Of the Carlists to issue proclamation pro-
Teasing to emnste from the King and directed against
the Il gtimsep of the forthcoming prince princess
had been diseousred. Several persons have been ar
rested
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FOUR DAYS ATER
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
ARRIvAL
STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
.~~N>~~~N>~Noo-~o~o>rO>
THE QUICKEST PASSAGE ON RECORD.
NNN>oo>N~,>oe>NN~0>>r~~
Ten Days and Fifteen Hours from
Dock to Dock.
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
sND>o~N~>o~>N~>N~~N~>
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATg THE PRESIDENT.
~>~~~>>~~>>~~~~>~->~S
AFFAIRS OF HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
s>o~~>y~N~~>~~O-~~~o~
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
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Progress OF the Cholera.

trO8reoo OF the CnOleros
NAsHvILLE, July IL, 1850.
During the past twenty four hours only four deaths
have occurred from cholera.
Louisville, July a. 1850.
The deaths in this city, during the past week. from
cholera, number forty-ssven.
At Bedford Springs, Ky, four fatal Of cholera
have occurred.
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Arrival OF the Ameriea-The Expected Ar
rival of the All an tic.

New York, Sunday. July al, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

FoLsoM, member from Johnson county.
stated in his palayer before the House, on
The question Of each member being furnish
ed with certain number Of newspapers.
''thlt his constitute had selected the
lenst informed man 10 represen, them
here" Gil. is noted for his modestv, and
we presume il was only his extreme diff
dence that prevented him declining tho
honor of representing SO intelligent con-
stituency. Considering his shyness in The
expression Of his opinions we acknowledge
our establishment al The candor Of his ad-
mission.
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who urt 10 committees and consume Vaiuauic
time every session investigating printers bills
and inquring into the Ito ihem) profound mys-
,,r,es of tokens, aud cassie qntres, measurement
nv ne thousand nuts, plat pagcs, &C., and hno
,,,emse,yes no wiser al the end OF their iabois
han when they commenced, but report, a. q
,,.,ter Of course u reduction OF prices;-yes, re-
,lnce he prices, though YOU snatch the bread
,,,m the iourncyman's mouth; for i tails mol
alone upon tie Safe PiRlcf, but also upon ms
cmployers. / am sorry - shy, that there appears
= l.. ! l,,oe number 81 This kind OF political
economs,sin the prescntleg'sature, ana snouiu
10, IL surprised ii this absurd motion nave
mentioned would prevail in the Senate.
The House after spending some TWO or 'nfee
DAYS ia painful suspense, cane TO the reso'u'ieh
10 have portions Of the code printed, so thar eaen
member might have q copy before him Tor scru-
inv md amendment. Spme OF the very wise
heads Of The Senate are hogrified a, such eAtrav-
aeance. But which savors most OF extravaganza,
to make 4 peitoc, revision Of the code noe, per-
feet /, in all its parts, or approximate peiiecti
as near as possible, and then print an edition
which shall be standard for twenty or thifty
wears to come, or prai Two editions, o. the code
one now, aud another two years hence!
Scott coua,y seems, Just now, 70 command The
particular attention aud consideration OF the le-
eislators. Otter bills which have been in'rodu.
eed into tie Senate, six are concerning Sect
county. Several bills in relation to the ferry
across the Mississippi: bill TO authorize the
county of Scot, TO SUI scribe twenty thousand
dollars 10 The ouncil Bluffs and Davenport Rail
r ad bill 10 authorize the II. Island and La
sale railroad company 10 erecta depo. IN Daven-
pert, &c. One Of the ills in relation 10 the fer
~ proposes to renew the charter Of Mr.. Wilson
the present proprietor of the ferry; the other
makes provision for transferring TO the corpora
lion OF Davenport lie privilege OF regulating the
ferry. y
Mr. NJ rgan's repor, Of the survey OF the Dav-
snaori and lava City railroad is very able pa
per, and presents most favorable view oil It's
praeticability. lie estimates that $4,000 per
mile will cover he whole expense and put the
read in perlec, running order; this inclades To-
conceive cars and lie whole rolling stock. The
length Of the line is fity-four miles which would
give S6l8, 900 as the aggregate cos, Of the road
Mr. Morgan is very emphatic in recommending
the diree, route 10 this place, and he shows tia,
no other, either north or soath Of the surveyed
line, is 50 we'll calculated for railroad The
report will appearin the city papers ofnest week,
and will also be Published in pamphlet form
with an accompanying hap i deserves TO be
widely circulated Yours &c,
DETIERLINE.
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The New CoDE-We presume our
friend aud correspondent, "De,,erline" will
ngree with US upon reflection, that when
we take into consideration the superior Ie-
gal abilities Of those gentlemen who coin
piled the new code of laws and the little
tina, is known upon the subject compare
lively by these who represen, us in the
Legislature, j, will be as well 10 yield to
the Senator'S suggestion and receive them
upon trial without examination fora couple
of Years.
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AUDITORS REPORT.

The Auditors Report, a. our Capital cor
respondent asserts, is an interesting docn-
ment. |, proves conclusively that the pre-,
sent system oftaxation is an imperfect and
unjust one. That while the homes, pay
their taxes 10 the full anonnt, there are
loops through which the dishonest escape
payment.
There is now due from the several conn-
ties OF Iowa, previous to the year loou, 'or
Territorial aud State taxes the sum OF S@4,,
1874 IS. The Auditor suggests that q
printed slip be furnished each tax payer
with proper headings Of all kinds Of proper
", and that he be allowed certsin num-
Der Of days to I'll it up, and that when the
Assessor calls for il, i. be made his duty 70
swear the owner as to the quantity and
value Of his property. The suggestion is
no improvement upon the present law, in
our estimation, which requires tho Assess
Or 10 swear the tax payer upon the quan'-
" Of bis possessions and estimate the value
himself.
From this report we learn that Muscatine
county increased last yenr twenty-seven
per cent, Scott and Clinton counties each
twenty.six per cent, while at the same
lime Dubuque only increased nine and Ce-
dar but Ave per cent. Any one CONVEX.
SAINT with the progress Of the two latter
counties will know that this is an error and
is the resul, Of the present imperfect mode
Of assessment.
In 1919 there were 90, 537 acres Of land
entered in Scott county. A larger amount
than was entered in any OF The old coun-
ties except Johnson and Jefferson.
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San FRANcIsco LEoIsLATuRE.-The A.
bany Journal has letter from friend nj
San Francisco, dated Oct. 20-,he day 81
the sailing Of the las, s!eamer--whlch says
"Our Legislature is wing. A United
States Senator is 10 be elected IN the place
Of Col. Fremont, whse term expires With
the ensuing session OF Congress.
James NJ. Crane, senior editor OF the
California Courier, is spoken Of for United
States Senator in place Of Col. Fremont.