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The New York herald., 1850-06-30

The United States trsnsport steamer Pashion' Cspt
Baker srrved here yesterday from Fort Brooke; she
, there on the 18th inst den Tvisss took his leave
of Port Brook. for the north the same morning
F,s cc panic. of the eth Regiment OF Infantry came
ever On the Psshion they on their way 10 Jeher
son Barrsets Tie following named Officers are At
taeh.d TO the regiment T. Bievet Col J. Plumpton,
ecmuasdrs Ttb Ipfsntry; Brevct Capt. v Gardner,
Adjutsnt; Brevct 1st Lieut. W. X Van Bokkelen,
Regular Qusrtermastcr Assistant surgeon ~ n
". a, Major Georse Andrews. Tth 1nfsntry; Brevet
Ns'orn . whiting. commanding company X Bre-
r.tMajtf n G. Osthn. commanding CON 2sny u Capt.
y rritten commanding company II; Brevct Major
Fafl Van norn ID Lieut. VI u. Stevenson, Brev.t y
Itut g. NJ Wilcox commanding company ]: "a
Inut A. sutton, Commanding company u Nnn.
uuissionsd stan ard Band 7th fnfaniTy number n
r,,r. Co = a. 90 v. a.; Co ". ~; Co l. a. Co X,
49, p.l,r-s fvs.r.ef. .fars IL
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Hs.:ns :s. :s.i ship: c:T;.
81 sms ns,cuis. fiori'H1 ss9.a bart: cA.f
TT..aa.a' sris' Ars.d.n tcf w.s.s.sts cR..s .s~Iss:
ays:'P A...,.s;,I Ss S.s ITs.
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sss,R ssh As5sr.s sa. 1s'or
Tsr.,e-. r o's' Wiley Rsss .nd RsS.
s :ss is Chs. sa.
s.ssssi.slP Pr I:...
Hs:h H,Ts. sIE, Fsss.IsI. Sis
TrsnioI load for Psss Psass Ss 'sss & W.:
pSsd sSs aa;sS5sd Ms. s..i ,s May Queen.
int. is1 fs'h Roo yori Daniel %ssstss rs
as: a.s:ss:
Fan R,yns, June An .ah, r.,,o- p,.. p,r..,
sid sS aSEa;.A Ansss,a S.'s q.
,. L.w~, Del. June 2. ic.l Ax-wsu, :, a.. ,,,,, Va
.oh1 hyns Daniel uss smss rS BnrmaA Sargent
s:H: s sa t.ss. .ss
cisyton Fucker Yer. Cruz Peoonc Hallook NYs John
f. s.srsii'ss brig: Aids, Iaiss Beston EsssssS
Ibonpfon, IhomAton CID shps England (Brl, Cubben
Lvsrpoo Mades tBe) Kerr Liverpool; sohs Kmma Psxs
St George Granada ChAgres: Visitor Wilson Rio Crsn3s
To~ed to l4th inst brig WI oh and schr ISr,
Ellen 18th met ship Manchester bark saranae and
nth-Arr ship Buenvsntur. tspl Ysem, Bsrosons brig
Ottsra Cole, Boston: raneisoo (Gen) Covasco Ganoo
Sd ship Ocean Star wiiiisms Liverpool Mary
her Auld NYok Jedo Stetson, BOSTON, briss San MgaS
lspl Ventosa Bsrcelsus; Taylor, Sleeper New York
Tosed to sea- l6.h inst ships Caroline Mary Clark sai
NAsrUcEsr Juno 26-Arr schr Gen Taylor Swain Phila
delyha.
Non POLK. June 25-Arr schr Yankee Kelly NBedsord.
pNxw HAYES. June 2-Arr brigs Commodore, Williams
PHssAootA. June ls-Arr sOhr Psrest, Small Frankfor&
Pr, An.,rra Jgne rk Peri, cotser rr,id.
Yourg. spssSos Par.sous: ssn,s
Nov Globe, Parsons Boston; Boston ProriSsr..
Reeves, Reeves Bedford; Express Bsbcock Wiisms
burg aurora Bsoc9eh York. Irensides. Green. NYork
Bailey Bishop: MAtanzaS Aaron Harvey, Nickerson So
lem, NJ brigs Lyra, Rose Charleston; Principe Gohrt
williams Hartford CID ship Blten iswedl LoderstrOm
Charleston; lark Bsvsn, Jcnniugs Mars eg Amsrios
Treadwel Salem Aass; AlesA Haskell Boston; sohr ABIDE
PoRTssourH, June z-Arr ship r D Shepherd, Dsvh
Turks Island via Boston.
sAS FsArcsco May l5-In port. bark Equator Of NBsl
sAvASSaE. June N-Arr bark savannah Crowell. Ne,
25th-Arr sehr Midas fresmsn NYork CID b.rhs r.xss
Sam aTS Sa ssf a Round Pond
Georgetown, sc; bride Presssy ard Lsh.foot Crsuch
Lowell Thomas DO. Sid 2',h schrs Increase Wood
WnsnssTos, NC, June 2sArr brigs Jas Crosby Pendie
manns. DO; schrs TiOsa, Collins Q Faxon: Hall; q Y
S"rton SYors Cid brig Belle tBrj Qa.s, Mvsrpoo soH
W Wales, Van Glider, NYOrk.
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MARKETS ELsEWHRRH.


shAres Boston and Msne Railroad, 1887; Boston and
Worcester Railroad, 50; 100 do, h30d. 9tI do, 06
Norfolk County Railroad, SOD. S1s 20 do, ~ do, S5t;
90 do e3pd ssh l96 do & 10 do sim, 81 Portland Ssoo,
sne ps5tsmOpth ksiirosd T 80 Reading Railroad SOD
IN IS Old Colony Railroad, D4 Il Northern Railroad,
6S osdensburE Railroad z54 Concord Railroad 6s
10 Vermont Central Railroad 80 East Company
~ City Bank losS; Gro0ors' Bank, IS; Rxohanse
bALrNoKK, June "a Stock Bocrd.-SIioO0 Maryland S.
Opening l0i1 ~ shs Farmer and Planters Bank div.
Pnn-ADELPMA, June 29-FTst Board.-S600 Penn So.
$50 do 96, $500 do, ee 5000 do 96S $500
si dS se . 500 Shs: 81 and B Del L s. e So u g. u ss
DO; 10 TIA leo shs y Bank. h5 M 100 do ~ 00 do,
IA Penn. Bank 100 Penn RR, Az; 10 do, AZ Is do,
H1s; ~ Cum. Valley RR, 10 Mineh RR, 6s; do. 67h
Pha Tren, c, l5o $50 Reading RR, 2l% 2j N Copper
Co., 2.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.
SAVANNAH. June 25.-Cotton-Sales Of the week are
as follows 203 bales at n.c; 80 st 1l 4s3 at Tx;
l9l at llT 1908 at 12 2O at ~ 1-le 243 at 12 3Ss
Ut l2h; 10e at 12h-making 1926 bales. Quotations
Ordinary, 111& 11K; Middng to Good Middling. llx
IL Middling Pair 12k a.; Pair 12h a; Fair to
Fully Fair 1919 q l21s Sea Islsnds-Trsnssctions in
this article very small Only q bales have been
sold at from 2 to 26 cts and ii bales Stained at 10
cts. Rice.-The only sac have to note Is 20 casks
at 81 cts. Naval Stores-3o0 barrels Turpentne have
been sold at 81 90 to So SO per Dbl. Exchange-The
rate for Sterling Is So per cent prem. Freights-
Freights to Liverpool have again advanced to fo-
square T16d for Sea Islands and y d. for round Cot
ton. Several engagements have been made at these
rates To New York 20 cents for square and 2S cents
for round bales Cotton, and 6? cents per cask for
Rice.
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There y.fe rs 54 etnierants arrived at Quebec Ca
rfds dufipe the wc,t ending the 18th inst.
tp 20 the I'D inst two hundred and sir bofes h.d
b., itcm the wreck OF the stcambos ~ Grit
tth Un iatc Eric.
Among the rmirrsnts st 81 Louis for Csiifornls
two men .thsr and ION, sged respectively lA aud ~
ysss
Nc during the vetk ending the l4th irst
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
Our phiad.lph,a Correspondence.


Il"
Tie Frs Rioiefs, &C.
Two Of the worst Of .ur risious Gre eompsnies-the
Mcyamcnsing aud Fr,utn Ilese companies have been
directed Go be permanently dlsbandsd, By an order
from the Court Of Quarter sessops. The Sheriff vss
ordered 10 see the affair attended 10; these pest. Of
the southvern 'scton o the city will Be At length
CO rid OF The Moynmrnsing is the ccmpsny whose
msnbfrr murdered the wetehmsn Mooney. There has
hen Tor ssars unceaang warfare wAged between
that con psty ard the RrEuSlin Hose and the sup
precision Of both the only Wy TO put end 20 dis
turbancs q Which they have been fruitful sources
These two ccmpsne. vere the terror of Moyamcnsing
aud the very o. either whispered in the Of
Quiet man enough &c make him steer vide Of their
vicinity Under their Gomnstior ti~ government OF
the diitrict has teen useless form. aud lAv
mere byword prup,rty deIr-ciatsd ~here they held
sway sud upicd lots % ground iu the midst
Of great city left vacant because property holders
were afraid ~ Investment sttss' their bsnefu in.
fuencs They among the things II the past
haHk heaven and may they never revive
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
nEDIGAl..


NTw MEDICAL BcoKs-A coxPLETz PRAcTIcA
~ S. on s Ssst 1sG II . & s,n.,
G. ). isrrs IS III. By n1%sr b.. yi:s LsSss ass.;
se1.si .sa sSrssal JouTn.@ nsy :. s.a. fs.ris..i
,S ss sss. to Es.Td or As;n % rsrs On ne ..I' t,.
yutl.hea In mi. country Author q ne vork sean
f%i;i'is f@gi;s %ss,fsiy =. ;ss.;f s.'' s:i
the author, 5oi Broadway.
and .Pplicst,en Tor sdnissi"n 70 be made TO Dr. Ne
IL .nords ne great rIssur. to resouncnd the sbo-.
;Ss1 "a e,sssf ss :. ,s ,rsIt @s,h Y'Ud =, s,-.,
anu "'"''' sue" - VALENTINE MOTT ND
DAns AND LONDON TrxArHENr or PRvA'
slscs tkst we're given up BY nearly ali other ps,
,hyaoiss .sn saSs ~ Nae,Srns ssi..ioo. Dsiisy.
,.ssss s,. ss,s sy b. ne. %sss s ',,s ''is nr...s
gnr,..ees cures In ever, esss no psy Ts"s' re"d
GREAT NATURAL PnrsI.IAs, Dr. n x. set
y.,,sr 81 81. ATT esp.vr,,ss ssr,msssr. os.s, Ne
Broadway. Cev Yeih-Dr ho.t. trionpn eons,sn an. IN
Of the bs.rt Lsng. a,er sp,esn s'.nssh hress rss..
ssasc.... .,,s fas.iysi. sp,ssi bsf'rn,is. Dss.
si-s ard Children, Infsetss. nsr.rs % -. fms
With te Barometer. 81. Advice free. .-<.n,c., co,
THE nARRrEp wonANs Y.IyAYsfes..r q Discs,
p.nion,ny Dr. ~ n ." s r. ss,, srs.
su asrinx sf physical s.s itiss the husband s
Nsnase WIFE ass sary resssaicn of this work. ~
Nave bees spared Gs ,ig y.srs ,Aoss :crtepgls.i
s,sstsa ssps:i.ny ,es 'ser's when
ss,1s g hsn Ea,ss permit u nsrsss sss
miiy it is of .escis wife, the nothsr-ths
Here als2 80 vsmanbeod or the enc In ths desnns
:sSst ,spsSns .ss ~ u. rsss ss
"a met certain mode ef sure In svsry ssess
r>-n.eisss - 80 . uhjeeA 49,,
70 eysssss ys 81 : Lister Iron osnts1sn ~
tk DAvros, hJ !. H.
r..
ps; npssr er,-ny wife has se.A psrcepasty anaNt
-. shres years In conse4uence of her pess
GSi s.d menths before ans asring ner
srestra.ed her putting her life In iHmisent danssr
-hcA tbs last occasion, tssrsir.d o. w. w.
that this q thipgs vss ipevitsse ana
70 meet the worst, At this time lsov .oeni ~
heard your boob highly spehes o. se s.rn
ssvr.ss 20 YEN he relief Il afforded NJ dstrssesc
The ley paxes i'm lartea 20 my wie On
rrest aiscsvsry Of " " Desomsaun pr.viess rn.sz
opened prospect tome, which little s ,s.-si ov
ns But for ths ors snov year wsuS nave 49, N
In grave ssd children e,t M, mare fuily
II ia OF ocur.e mprscsicatle 70 convey 49, .-fe'
various subjects treated Of they ~ rssrr5a
intsrs fsr the married thsss 6ns~
n.v Yorh; Little Co. Ansn tksI~sssyh
80 pc.,o, n Petersen ss "
On ,Se rse.ipt % 81 s.py x. u uss.ss An,.
~; A., s's:.', os:. * !; Il
-. cooyrp. "A puArI srkkxr ~. a., "a ws ssss
DENvy.nxts-r y.srr soptued bis "a s.,tess nssss
.rSss.vv,si ana ctksg dtseesSs. AZ ,hss Ssssees -
81 sss evrs ne ncs. asEvsvsts1e a ssrfps sasA 81
s;,s sss.s rsss,vf u W v s's"'~
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whether sny person had been sppcinted BY him ofvn
military Governor OF New Mexico since the 4th day
of March lS4s and " So whether the same individual
eontisues stin to in that capacity whether he
has been sueoeeaed by other psraon Also, that
be be usssd inform the senate whether tho sSid
Civil and Military Governor has received ipstraooas
nom the Executive, from any department Of the
government to take meAsurss tor the organisation OF
State government for said Territory. TO aid aud
advise the inhabitants within tslimts in urthersncs
of said Organization snd further that hs be request
ed nicsts to the senate al orders. written
oral Instructions given 10, ororrespon held
with any person - Civil OF Military Governor in Now
Mexico the subject OF said State organisation and
further whether the following proclamation Wis -
there follows the proclsmst alton Of Col Monroel-im-
porting to be ssued tho 22d April, 1850 by John
Monroe, Military and Civil Governor of New Mexico.
has been issued under the direction and sanction Of
the Presdehtn
According to the Official correspondence which
have to the Herald heretofore this
ceeding bss been adopted under the sanction and sd
vice OF the President aud We have doubt that he
will confess It. and what's mor- peot him TO send
up their Constitution Qf the Senators and Represen
tatives here before Congress adjourns) With
sommeudAtion that the new State DO admitted into
the Union. Oh to be sure, We shall have fine times,
before done with this business.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

@ Z, s..,ss s.si .s.. 6. ss''s: F:,.%:
a Hss s l..sp.s I..s Cam
p....sssr q .sp'i, S s.y' vi,a d.. ..d
I.s xs.en fro %. s.,es.i for
sa,p e"'snA Ls.v'. Sorl..,s Jun.ls with mI.. :.
.c.r cssr n.Ts,s ~ss s. ~ = Ne, Mx.on- -rpeo
s d.ss:. E;s ';i j., '''
r. "a: :; @ day, wiz.
sssSi. Et't ,s S,.T ssT.s.:s .es;er. A !.
hr's 1r;lisI tLubsetI cshlsn. Rio J.A.Ir., y d.,.
BTs B:;.. nssia,ens.rs! Ni:naa c.s... IS days. ~.
,iS n5E 81 mrS,.sn.a9d sSrl GssdIns Bergen. Nor d.y,
days, with and moas-eS Rodgers Of Giouoes-
Dris Sophia. tof Por.,and) -. Trinidad do C..A Is
6rs Ao.aisn: OBJ Locih.r'. Windsor Ns d.y. with
.. ssy. vi :s,'.. ss,s
Brig xassss Nufes Calais. d.y, ron ''''n'ss
Brig rhi,ur, Thstohsr saIasnsh days. with cotton.
E,s lpis Island sSnn; R. srsnds Nay with hides,
SIR salem lBr| Kenny 81 Martins 10 days. with SALT t.
shy Rss,s.a Ss5, 5oGa;sn ss:v,s Nor Gays
rs sshI se.ss wains tst P.lmG.th Mel Stone Hen.ez:
IN with to W Dawson. I'D lat -
lon ~ ,poke bark Elizabeth days from Havana for
.Ias sSsr R.%sr SB svestby E.uherA. days. With pine
sshT Ais.nbrs (prl blanchard s. Joh.. NIB. days.
.srs sssr % oiiS' Wilmington NC, days. with naval
JAM. t}r, Gardner nl.u.A.r. day.. wit.
sssr Maid. Wells. t.f Bree.A.,.n, o-,n.. Charles
soa dayr with cotton Asd pAsenEers to u MoCresdv
schr Rsguus. Darling, Richmond, 4 days.
nu srsiniA Hobert SAvannAh days. with cotton, "
Schr Mstilda, Wooster, EastPort 8 days
psY.i .t rtsss smith Washington. NC. days with
schr Olive, Smith, Washington, NC, days with naval
sohr North B.r.ast, Bush Virginia, , day.
sehr VIM csp:. csins rs SG days: with naval ''0res
Sohr kebeoca. Wozlow. Petersburg, S days
schr Jas 8 Banvard. williams, Virxinia / dAy
Schr w.dbec. W willis. Virginia. . days.
senr Aeoad flAtt Barres Newbsrn. NC days, With
Schr RLA Stuart Lozier. Virginia, 2dsys
Sebr ElEira Cornelius, Grant, swansboro NC, days
sohr Frances Gu.hia. Washington NC days. with naval
schr VIM Henry rrake, Virginia, dAy,.
sehr Hindemsy, West Virginia, days.
Schr Charles Mills Rrsncs Wilmipgo NC DAYS with
lumber and nav al stores TO pollence Potter.
schr Globe, Jones' Washington, NC, days. with naval
stores.
Below.
ndse, to Kermit.
Also, enc brig. unknown.
Ships Harbeef, for Liverpool Tusearor for do and
Jvss 2-Wind du ring the day wSW
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- aa
Died.

On the Goth OF June, by the Rev Mr Thstcher, Capt
zrVtor Ronerp, Of Geld Spring Long Island 20 MAsV
Il, sA,MAr, Of this city.
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Rslegraphfo Marine Rspores.
CHARLESTON, June q.
Arved-Bark Jasper NYork; brig Chootaw Boston, schr
Col Sstterly, NYork.
NEW ORLEANS, June 81.
Arrivsd-Bark st Nary, Boston. Below bark Msyaower
NYcrk.
SAVANNAH, June IS.
Arrived-Bark Peter Demill, NYorh.
WILMINGTON. No, June ~
Arrved-Sehrs Louisiana, NYorh Nathaniel Holmes Bos-
ton.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

DRIvsTE LYING IN UN.-CoskUSIcATIor
and application for sdnissiCn 10 be made 10 Dr. ks
nesy, le6 Duane Psrk.
IL Affords great pleasure TO reoommcnd the above
sttution as ealeulsted to effect much good. tssv
Keuncdy and thipk him shfu a1d we'll httsd 10
and manage such an estsbiishmsnt
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

DARIs AND LONDON THxArnENT or PRIvh
dseease. Call and the certificates for curvs 81
that given BY nearly all other phy scians
nepdred, Of cures far 20 t~enty -four Age,s no o..
cannot resist Q cure BY his msas over otsers
LARsONT. a. Rssds street. tvo door. frea Brcsdvi
filis ~.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

Dn ooorrn suA.E suA.En.s n. 1sr.sas. Y =. , ~.
~ ns sss,,,s, srl Other dissssss ~ MS Ssssse
AZ can evrs he ne., .sErsvssssvN d psrfes ssss ~
ehArHA
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
Herald Marine Correspondence

EDGARrowr, June 27-PM.
Arrived-Ship Allan tic Coman. from Nantucket to
pletesfttrg for Pscihc ocesn whaling-towed from
this port by steamer Telegraph.
tbn schr Curley disohArging cargo Of Lumber.
No other arrivals at IAN.
EAST MAcruAs, June "a
sAied-schr Presto. Ingalls,. New York.
korel4n Malls.
LTKR BAGS Of steamer Cambra. for Halifax and Liver
pool will Exchange Reading Exchangel
Wednesday July at half past o'clock Letters be
paid to destination.
Letter Bags for Chsgre., Kingston Panama Valparaiso
Lima Jamaica and California steamer Crescent City
viii close Monday July Postage to san Francisco Is
Letter Bags for all the West India Islands, royal mail
will close the above oce wednesdsy July AZ
10 o'clock.
The Letter Bags also at KsAyon 81 Wall ssrsss.
miscellaneous.
CoNsRRcR PoRr NKw YORK, for the month Of
June, 1850 Arrivals of vessels frop, foreign ports:-
Desert ptcn OF yesscs.
stesmers.. ~ Schooners. ~
Barks Tota
Br,ss. -. IB
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

riot occurred At Ithacs on the night Of the 9Th
Inst after the close Of circus performance In which
N Aull peys Killed. number OF men and women
were seriously injured.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
Democratic
COUNTY MEETINGi

The Democratic citizens of Cambria
county are respectfully requested TO meet
in the Court House, in Ebensburg, on the
evening of Tuesday of the April Court, at
half-past seven o'clock, for the purpose of
appointing Delegate to the Williamsport
Convention, to place in nomination dem
ocratic candidate tor Canal Commissioner,
and also for the purpose of giving expires
sion to the views of the Democracy of
Cambria county on the various agitating
questions of the day.
S. ]. RENSHAW,
Chairman, County Committee
Feb. %, 1850.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

go," but if you were here, you would be
we'll satisfied, that money makes the men
go. There is terrible epidemic here,
from whose ravages hardly any man es-
|capes. / mean the disposition to get mon
ey if you can honestly; but if you cannot
get it honestly, get it anyhow. There is
corruption, hypocracy, double-dealing, and
bare-faced scoundrelism enough, practiced
in this place in one week, to sink Sod
ON and Gomorah.
The bill TO erect Pine county passed TO
a second reading the other day, after being
amended by striking out the name OF Pine,
and inserting in lieu thereof "Snyder." l
think the Legislature ought 10 do the thing
up better than this, and if they want a
Taylor county in Pennsylvania, let them
name il in plain english and not in dutch
(Snyder in German, is tailor in English J
Whether Pine or Snyder county will
finally succeed or not, cannot say. DIR.
Smith is opposing lis passage with all his
might. The DIR. has to fight this bill
against considerable odds, and if the bill
is defeated the DR.. will deserve much
credit for his exertions. Your member
has also rendered himself notorious, and
won for himself much credit, for introdu-
cling the bill TO repeal the act of Assembly
passed year or two ago. preventing the
recaption of fugitive slaves in this State.
The report of Judge Porter as chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, is paper of
much merit, and ought TO be read by every
citizen of the State, in support of this bill.
l determined when | set down to
write this letter, that it should be brief,
but my pen like woman's tongue, goes
much faster than it ought to, as Yankee
would say, and hence the length of this
epistle.
Yours, truly,
CONFMAUGH
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
HThe democracy of Armstrong county

BThe democracy of Armstrong county
at meeting held in Kittanning last week
elected Joseph Bullman. Esq, the repre-
sentative delegate to the Williamsport
Convention, and recommended John c.
O'Neill of Cambria county as the Senate
rial delegate.
In Indiana, meeting was held on
Tuesday last, and Henry Carrolton, Esq,
elected representative delegate to the
Williamsport Convention. A resolution
was adopted conceding TO Cambria county
the right to select the Senatorial Delegate,
and expressing their concurrence in the
selection of any man that might be agreed
upon. So the question is now in the
hands of the Cambria democracy.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
Sickness and Mortality in California.

A letter written by Edward E. Powers,
an intelligent gentleman who was former
ly employed as compositor in the New
York Tribune Office, and is now engaged
on the Placer Times, at Sacramento city.
Jan. l, says:
"The population of this town in Nov.
last was supposed TO be from 5 to 1000.
though much less at present; and DR..
Hazard tells me that the graves that have
been dug and filled within the year. in tho
various burying grounds near the town.
number full 5000. You may be under
the impression, from statements published
in the California papers and elsewhere
that the climate of this country is OF a
very superior order: but the very reverse
is the fact. You, believe, have never
suffered from visitation of the California
fever. and you have been lucky in that
respect. Take my word for it, any man
that is in anything like comfortable cir
cums,snces at home. doing fair business.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

subject by Judge Porter, the Chairman Of
the Committee. 1t will be remembered
that the act of ls47 prohibited Judges and
Justices of the Peace from taking any ac-
ton towards restoring fugitives under a
heavy penalty. This bill repeals that
unjust provision, and if it should finally
pass, we think it will do more to allay
the excited feelings of the South than all
the reports and resolutions that could be
adopted.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
wThe editor of the Johnstown Eeb

S The editor of the Johnstown Echo
Is endeavoring TO frighten his readers by a
horrible "cock and bull' story relative to
the next candidate for Congress from this
district. He imagnes he sees plots and
counter plots, and most unholy alliances
that have been made with view of cheat.
ING the people of this county out of their
rights IN the selection Of the next demo-
cratic candidate. Somebody has been i'm
posing on his credulity, and we therefore
pity him; but we think his story too i'm
probable to obtain much credit. We do
not believe that such plot exists at all
except in the mind of the editor, nor do
we believe that any man in this county
would have the hardihood to play such a
game. The democracy of Cambria are
unanimous on this question at least, and
any man who would attempt to do any
thing else than carry their wishes on this
important subject would incur the con-
demnation of every honest man in the
county, and be forever consigned to po-
litical grave. We hope the meeting that
IS to assemble here next week will act on
this matter, and make known their right to
the selection of the next democratic cam
didate for Congress.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
Godey's Lady's Book, for -.

Godey's Lady's Book, for April, has
been received. 1t contains two beautiful
steel engravings, and two fashion plates,
and large number of other embellish
ments. Cooley has been peculiarly fortu.
nate in securing the services of the most
distinguished and popular American wri-
ters of the day, and is now enabled to pre-
sent to the public magazine as well un-
rivalled in literary excellence as in artistic
merit.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

The editor of the Johnstown Echo
threatens to scrutinize the action of GER
tam individuals at the meeting here on
Court week, and give a truthful represen.
tatlon OF the same to the world. Well.
let him-aoho cares? We presume the
people are not going to do anything
at that meeting of which they will be
ashamed.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

1--WE will probably have plenty of
ofncers to elect next fall. A bill has pass
ed the House of Representatives providing
Tor the election of the Auditor General
ano Surveyor General by the people at
the next annual election. A bill has also
passed the Senate providing for the cleo
ton OF Prosecuting Attorneys, and i, is
supposed that both these bills will become
laws.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28
wwe neglected to mention in our las

I'VE neglected to mention in our las,
that DR.. VIM. A. Smith, the able Repre-
sentative from this county, had introduced
bill repeating the act Of ls47 relative TO
fugitive slaves. This bill was referred to
the judiciary Committee who reported it
back TO the House with unanimous rec
ommendation that it should pass. 1t was
accompanied by very able report on the
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

~The democracy of Allegheny county
have instructed their delegates to the Will
Transport Convention, to support the Hon.
NIMRoD STRICKLAND, of Chester county,
as the democratic candidate for Canal
Commissioner.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-03-28

1Dr. Smith has reported bill 10 in
corporate the Ebensburg and Susquehan-
ma Plank Road Company, and we believe
il will pass both Houses in the course of a
few days.