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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
tNe 81
An ACT.

AN AtI.
To %autl,crir re tie Treasurer and Auditor to borfo.
money from De Int tnal Ir,prcvemt Fund.
H. II enntffdh he Senate ard HouSe If Rerre-st,a
tnfire4 NJ he stae NJ L9nistupa, in General Assembly.
rer,p,,sd lha the Auditor If Public Accounts
end the State Treasurer he. and they are hereby
authorized IL ne, should the condition If The State
I'reast,ry make inlispensaLly necettaty. The mniias
derived from tllsState saia Of The Internal Improve.
,nant aiiir. nos In The 1feasity or Tint may lafe.
after he IN The feasurY, 10 meet tie current expenses
If he Government, Of such ~apprnrri 'tions as have
h.an made by Tie Legislature provided, thu, ttel
smnynt sr u~selyit Of snid fund lie considered ~ a
It,n, and be refined out pf any money n be received
in tbs r fsasnryn the year eighteen hundred and
fifty
PRESTON " FAHHAH
Epeaer Of TIE ffo,,sa Of He pteHe tttati+ss
!. u FiAUCttE
Lieut Gdsetnor and President Of he Senate.
Approved Jantf sist 1850.
JOSEPH WALKER
Governor Of the Stats II Louisiana
Certified 10 lsa correct copy from the original
in nv pnssessimi
baton lptgs Febt,,ats 6. 1850.
CHARLES G~AYARHE.
Secretary Of State,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
NESDA.f

III M IA w BftN EsASAA'
efy rr The Races essr The Magnolia Course con,'
VIZ neneed Yesterday Owing to the inrlemency Of the
NM weather, The first day = rare TUESDAY Nas postponed
was,ntii vestcr lay, whet the sport was opehed with a
my tece for one hunsred iollar-. mile heets entrance ten
yga.s.Ser cent added t, the purse, Tho -eeoed race wos
thr Es a Jockey Club purse, two hundred dollars. en-.
by hrance ten per cent We APPEND a sunsoarY of shs
nW"@'awo races
nes ftsst R~Acs-~ioctey Club Purse a,eo, ten per Ct
dieisn rance added to the purse--mja heats
oithA. W. Small cutters b ., Ftttas n~tchmtn, by
Grey Eagle, 1am Ay Morkle lohn--a yra.
~ old nress-Rue and yellow : : ! l
srea Eagle, ou, Of liousm'ng i'trd, Dresss-Rra
and Red, ~ III Y Z
DR. q. W. bearing Y imes Margaret nlsHfs, by
II 1orian, dam by tiiseh D9ens~-taHiy = !
m~,,,vomsan 8 ,aek'Gn'aomsss { E',ira PIT,
s p"i, y L%s,,s,Nsn; as!" by c'e"'"" n'r.'- ,
INN. S.sx pAr-JocktIy Club parse sHool Two Nile
.s ri T. ! k ,,s I s'" .s;,,5,5 S>'s IT,. BY y. G I'd Nj Nj
n I@ W. " Small, names /; j. %,a "a vt NJ ! ,Gt. ! R:esys !
U'Mooss, by GLENCOE, dam Ivy fiekle-saprs,
a cd, n~ssss--GrceA aud yellow. adv,
tan' Himc, d:o3
whe ~iHohsb@f
g. The t,il iav Of the Jockey Cla'a Races anne
~lSG Yesterday. The Race was for sa proprir,nrs
hess, Purse, sioo-4n,le beats The eutrieSiwese El,ira
thre9aiils, Margaret netEiis and tolia TuuSn The frt
ed, beat Julia Turner was dlstancea hots heat, after
"es1 i cicee een,est wereltaken by El,ira aslis.
of Ia MAGNOLIA CARSE-PRorptESoN s' rrRsE
foa-mdie heats, f. e~onmence at hal tass so'clk,
- {, Palmer nanss (, t .Jata Tarser, by
""' Glercoe, dam hi ieviathaut 5 VI, old,
ies'', nress-Elne and Nhits. dis,
lanes Matsingls nshaes q, IN, Margaret Ienats.
S.. By Grey l-lgle, tTam by citlgen; 1 III, old,
y nre~s-~faary, / l. : 2
~" T. jackson nanads T. { iYrinl ksis; NV II.
49, siathap. dam by Glencoe. 2 yrs. old, fIlresa,
mmm Green and letlo9, 1 l
hs's' Ttse. lsSSt--l:StA
FRIDAY.
lea, goCKgY cLuii PURSE $3.50 fiile Heats
weossBess three iRl6sc.
~ N. r kenner ns4es Hesira, by A5hassa.
W. " - 7aAss EMrA1 9hN le,in,hnn. 8 VIZ old.
Re Dress, red and red. .
low IA. w, Small namc4h. {. Fte9sr DttcRIssa, by
waet Grey Fagte, DAP by Mackle lohnk 9 yrs,
50 old Dress, hlneand white. al |
thras 49, ~, thtri &sst Eseirs sas ,aSsNn ana ,e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-16
Rlver, Markets and Weather,

CtsetssArt. Feb. 4, p. M-Ths river
hns fallen three feet since Saturday.
The thermometer is nj Zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
MARKETS.

cOTTcr-Th- d1Lress pervactrE lie u-afk-' u ne o.
osTlre u the NtcsIrI hss confirmed without M p
and ds-cr pucBs OF Ame-csn, excef; oo1 I'D AZ "
ss1s ts~e de- ind "a SECS FIRE; ~eek about go
CT hich Speculation. took 80 cd the sxrorrer. sec
sae- al week So 600 q ch s2ccra. took 80 50
exporters 7C10 S.ocE NJ Cotton a Liverpool. i-l.t
agai-sf 90 this tine -; year The present excess 81
American Cotton over lst gesr is est1ated A. t - -
Trsde &c e. Ms'ches-- cor;1ues dr. and spinre-s coz
Ens their purchases 90 he sFnsi IS; con pass
CoRNThere Is .lcres'st rulHess, AID Z some cAses
sht a vance previous prices hss been psd-Whii
- 70 = 81 yellow - - -.
PLouR-The Better qualities in railer more demand. o.
Wesern Csrsi "a % -. Baltimore. -
CoFFEE-T1e D1ioh saes did tot meet eNpectslo1s a.
specg stors and demand Liverpool extremely cn anc
prices almost nomnsl A. London prices receied % pc
making 10 totA dec - from ls n~si poi1
fully is Since Prices beg,n 90 r-cede q D. eKQeert La
prices vii a.. s lower R1. - good a1a tne oruna
quality, Is row wcrh 90 20 80 per rwt
SCG,s ghtv declined f-s; wcez. %. So wee iner'
hss been ven god deusrd Porto Rec conmaoe'
81. Cd 10 %.
PEovIsicss- Beef.;eady sld prizes hru- New Faster
Pors fsstv sac a ~ prices Bacon, IS - N o.
fail character HAms c-creassc IN ruce- md denar4
Lsrd hmtej- demand a. declne-7d N % Cheese, ans
quality, commands fu prices Inferior Fsceded one &c vC
shiliuss.
RIcE-Csrofrs. la q 20 Joe
ToBaCco-Pr.ces Uuchsn sef-sei- small
TUEPENTiNE AND TsR-E1 sses reported. Rosin 70
fer demand.
lRox-NarEe. ql.ei sna prce. ir favor Of 5uye,s
TfS PLATFs 10 good 1emzna ~ fsiT prices.
FKElSHTs ieudi1s upward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
shipping Intcliigence,

srr,i f.,-l S,,- i-l-Lor. i'..al Ni.-ra ~ ..-l
- ~, I.-- se. o. ts,targ 81 sarbe ot ,y-s-.a,i '-
-.l-a Hrralaa. br-r.-- Ca a. itrr- 500. sroa'' CO.
Il. r,.-- F-.srrr.. q. ta..- r Qr.e..1r- i,.
vr Rsu5.-- Lr-roo P.s-'tsa t-s.o-- Core Nr-'s -
s.t,i = N- T-.-fs. g. a---.r .,aa r--.ea Ni's.
c-'t- Fs.-, Ntr'' r. Ed N'-a Nfst'ea' is7.- Pc
~. Gr.-'- -.r' ro.l.i'' pr -, =
lo st.,I-- Cd A-e- r rr-I-. c-a--oa. Liverpool Per
en- D-1-c .rl. l-'s.'o. s.. f.ac H-s-f i.1e nt.
,,sFar &. e-a,,o-r y'a-- f 20 "a, .,.,.
:-.- OF ,.. Wes; H---.-la nr.s.'. ta. -' o. g. w.
a Pa .l c--rs CIV N.a,s "a, i~sqoo. i''- S'-s, -o
nee, e- urls 7s 'ai.--. IL fs.. t1raaf-n he,,l
Clra.,.- i-,h L.uco,s F..a Roii.. Cub st..-se Ca
sag EsYtln-s, Warae1 f,at s'.at Au.Ner. it ha' a
-i''n.''i ~. ,sf $500. 49, S,r. ne.
49,. L.s1,. ka.~err u se Iasrcs ia',n,, A. Hsaa
g. caoas Ha,rs El,o-'l D.arsc7 Chi He-a'ru u
sug.1 Philadelphia, L7ef7o. !fae''- y-'iiis on 1a'''
A-a,4 ~, 6..'..-Hu.a ie. war'isn. '''1g i's '3
,aei j. B,,f,- Ma, De- R'e- fore Palermo. So irrlao
C-are Ns-sf. sf .i'h eo,'t'-t0l. f-Ff2r.' t-s.t H.
- b. -, -, - En- NJ ser co. .s leon
s-i o. .lt asgav. sys i-h E.lt %-Nr,- N',s fa-r
i,- s,t b.. % E,..-s --.3oo W. -r.ea =, .
A---,s }- F'e ~ oi4sisrrl a. hs-r=- Liverpool e.
sud -.~ r.. gsv -i,7h s7,s'-- 10 N-s Es.f's.
pso, l.tl. Y,srs.ol- iisI M,rubar
80 IN H.. .'s go ''''.s, ,...... q.
81. C,at-a ,ar' Of ooot Bore Brsmea ~ Anger Aort h--
s1a.l - Nre los. De. i-F.-,r, han s.sa-... Jia -.
ies. from Naiurcs Nsr-or - iieser Co., Nor 'f-,l w.
si -'t. Az. do ore;a i si.l;sas, i'- slaHsaa W.
,-s.,s ~ B,, Jon CO. F-,.s st c.'-u.,a MAJ ~ o.
,lr, :, - c.s,,. So q. " IN G9tts-i q
sar- }er Ba'isH. re- I-fon IA Calcutta. a. .'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
FRANCE.

TIE .'-tio. have closed without nry disturbance shat
erer The offci4 decisrslors Of PIE member. r"t1r1e
from Paris os pace fndsy morning, Vaen ne inret
Socialist candids'es-Csuut VIDA AID Defre-wers De-
clsred dulv elected TIE oun3~r - "a g~'~ ~ i',.,o-
e lowest Of Inc sgcccssfI. cau5.la 'es i-.
So over NJ FOvc ne snesi candidate ~ he E'sl'
cossf let VERY few persons rere sent a. me- .r-no
~ and little excitement msalfe4'ef.
The pafrfs which = looked upon 80 s-inl-al. OH
paper. inurates thai the Gosenmoui VII adopt pfomp
and effective meHrt II Wtch ic 4'.s- D-ioc'a.c pa
shs be rcsrhiuc- Tie T,E4cr a.su announces the sT
rciuiusn. uf ". FrIciuaa6 BaupL s. L1r2g fSt-ao.'
rsrv and Minister feu ooicraa4v al IcTiE o. sqecia
mi.son IN ne place ON L1cien MGr-L
The reis trade Of Paris sueert severe check ir
Consequence = he sferon accompanying NE eec.o1 -
The acc0uu-s ffOlu Ie Departments more iAsr-hoe
the manf,cuTos u zoe prnc s towns oenf ir ooS pee
Tb,re sOme Terence between Ne Na-s-; y ti-- -
aud mis- Co esC as ~ the amount 10 csulon money ~ he
deposited by ile press Some Of he coaFsrvsye o1rns
cenounsiur, - lame the - % keepers no recd q
the democratic csud Gaies al me recent election, End ca
upon the public 10 withdraw hon Wem uetf cnsoU AZ
never tcSeuier lle.r shops
Letters from sr-sburgh mention ,Lai ~ association "a
nlue iaiey be formed uaT- 0r The propagation y AR
SOclslist d,lt among tAr peasants
The news frore Pa-s 0u Tuesday aud Wedr~sdey ~ -
o. "a more an character hsu fer iavf pe aud
al Appearance OF AZ earc sre Al end Sx Representative
os the Molnis'u h.v@ proposed s'ntudner; ~ . ID
njrr, Tor he rlprt-c1 ~ one million rye hlnI--d aca.
SAND q arc. 10 he a., .ss1cc 80 i- Parc-hal Clergy
PARIS, ThursdAy.-lu DE Cuenoef ne Mi'3ser OF J-s-
tee brought Forward De- restrictive ueaslfe asa,r', ~
Press He proposed 20 rs.se ihe cs,uon MONEY from
soccer % j00f for daily phpeis Published n Pans en-
l2C0Of FOR thcsr published 10 me provinces ho ssp
proposed 70 establish stamp ol hfee eenun's on "a, =
partrsus lie concluded b. declaring the discussion
gent was opposed. bot uliiusieY carried iLo Nine
rE q luscc then pTesgued bI er'nH'ong hs mo lF
o5 Tie suppression OF clubs saoua continue m i5ee di
ing mex yesr al be erplea- 70 elecl'rS ne,ias. ca
cuiaied TO comprise me pubic security lie likewise :"
mslded urgency "a ue matter, Which vas = au'ed .
The election - fot" i declared valid The agitation IL
The souih f'r .son u ne c-nsI.o'p" u increasing
The majority ~ favor O. ssrp duty o7 me- transfer Of
Go,emmel socs, and he opposed restrictive measure.
for n Pee. have caused is a the fllcs fv@s opened
q VI 80 and closed o. t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
Mexico and the United States.

We have already announced by telegraph that
he Prssden, has aid before The copy ofs dispatch
nom the Mexican Minister Washington IN regard 70 he
nseasss Prov sons made by he United States Govern
epi for carving effect sg sp0sou OF he Treaty.
fousasupe dsso by which Uncle sam engaged 10 iook
amer he prsnks q certain wild Indians o. osT ace q he
ansnd guard The Mex,csns Agnss he'r predatory incu''
slcns Washington correspondent OF The Ce~~Sesa!
Sssrnser nAkes the following abstract Of he Mexican
Ministers dispatch:
The S.ps,eh i. dated Msrch aRh 1850 TIE Mkisier
eSes the receipt Of two noses on Nj Cisyton 81
he Ath ard h OF March last covering CERTAIN ofSers
sued ey the fesdec, for fs better pres~rTsueu o. ne
pcsce Of The aoer, according - he suPoaaocs d Ne
Inc Minister Soes on 10 say ,sSi The MexeAa Govern
neat VIII with pleasure ,hess sVidsoces q ~ csposi
resry crzaons Ia; viii regret perceive thai he edof
hrto made reprcss the tnrosds arc sns1lues " TX
s,r,ler ssvAses both nom wani q s0reieos military
frce and also ifsn wait Of fanas = res re gc1i az
required oN sac Nuoic o. 'S -ea>s law WV u
ira arce fr securing peace quiet and security - he
fooaer inhabitants The oniy sdvsstsse Mexico reiv
~. srv s.e6es !, vas necessary for Der - nske All
IN order Il, the literal and exact nnihne1 OF y ee Re
gae,is ia, TIE Non Secretary Ct STATE VII eOAr a. Ne
avs and authority requisite 10 ensoe INC v0'e'-o1' :"
enforce IL ptovisioas u hai srtcle -. -. ...
re- s-~r-txyy bad informed The Minister ma certain
filx isesns within the Inise1 STATES serTotS ee sa
er 5eVrearoas ard Losses the haa6s o. Na4nSes p
no service Of TIE State OF Chinnsnaa ne nys -
sovs Of thoss acts viii be 3sS rsnished ey ne AeeAa
lie coacasrs BY e.isg for he es:seassnsen o. sa..-
bic uiiiary force 90 the tronsF, n III
viii employed IA feprtssirg NE o@|ss~s u ~ w. -
n. rllpen OF he sr1ee referred 70 Feprosen
To oar 0ovcrrnens TIE Executive has ncs Ne meas
us dispossl 70 give Il eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
Central America-The Treaty vita Great
Britain-Tbe Monroe Doctrine.

Special COrrespor1enoe of The Tn'une-
WAsHSG7os Wednesday, Apr;l 9.
10 a very brief period, the pubic vii have = n
their power TO determine how lar the grstuitous
assaults upon the administration by It's opponents
are justified for It's alleged abandonment Of or
rights ia Nicaragua 10 Britain pretenslons since
the arrival Of the last steamer negotiations nave
been opened between Mr. Clayton and oir hehr!
Bulwer, the latter under instructions iron MS "'
eminent for settlement Of our entire dine'enoes
as in any wa connected with Centrsi America ne
basis Of Treaty have good reason Tor OeAe'lhs
has been settled between Mr.. Clayton and Mr.
Bulvvsr. in which all that we have ever contended
cr 40, NOR, will be secured 10 u.s. And after TINS
Tras,v i. consunnnasted and made public we shsH
hear .o more about the Monroe doctrine, so lar as
Central and North America are concerned
England has clearly assented 70 the principles Of
that doctrine in the negotiations that have already
ensued Bot this is not satisfactory TO the Admin
istration. They require that the Treaty sha con
tain stipulation that under her protectorate as sy
of the Musquito King, she shall set up no claim nor
attempt 10 enforce any right OF any nature BY W
tue of that protectorate or in the name OF the Mus
quito King that she has consented TO abandon IN
der her own name and in her own night England
now claims sovereignty over the Mosquito Coast
as extended across Honduras. Nicaragua and Cos
ia RIGA. This claim is under her protectora;e, an
she will 30 far renqui.h it as 70 secure the neutral
ty of the Canal and to consent that the Monroe doc
trine shall in good faith be carried out IL ali i've o.
the Central American States, any supposed neht
on the part Of Great Britain under her protecorate
to the contrary notwithstanding This have 5occ
reason for saying will be sssented - on the par
of Mr.. BULwER, with the consent Of Lord PALMER
sroS, AMI will remove the only point in controversy
in settling the details Of the Treaty. II am cor
rect in this. the Monroe doctrine so cruelty and dis
gracefully abandoned by Mr. Polk andMr BCcHAN-
Az as 70 this very subject matter Will not only have
been aUolced, but carried out by express Treaty
stipulation on the part Of Gen. TAYLOR and Mr.
CLAYTON. II viii preclude for the future all inter
ieresce Of any kind by settlement or otherwise
with the Central American States by Great Bri-
tain, and will place them beyond the contingency
Of any further attempted aggression ~ the name OF
the Musq1ito King Of any other treschiess soye-
reign b. the powerful monarchy OF Great Britain
unless IN direct violation of Treaty supuatons with
us If Loco Focoism can derive any consolation
from tine manner in which this dispute is about be-
i e settled, they are welcome TO it, ltgives to the
United States all they have any right to ask more
than in the first instance they contended for aud
these rights and privileges viii have been secured
by Wing Administration after being first sacrl-
feed and abandoned by Loco.Foco msrule.
ALPHA
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Correspondence q TIE Tribune.
pusr Al rf nur. TIM


PHiLADELPHIA, Thursisy. Apui a.
There g no change % notice m The CorroS mar
49, As both buyers and sellers dGent A5cg, opefsus
uni amer he p-bfsfon Of he steamers adyices Tn
gLous market continues QgieL We qnote slandsrt enc
good shipping brands a. - 15Gi at Dbl! sses fgr eK-
p0r lmitec. For c.iy consumption myoSrai7 s1.rs
rt,hn he rsnes Of our former quotations. RYE FLOUR -
sesdy SIT CoRN MEAL 10 bod trrnly a. " per btl
which further sales were MADE Tho I~ceiDs u
MHgkI continued quite moderate sses u coo bushels
prime IS and while a 10. RYE-5g0 bash PeGnsyl-
sold &c q bush CoEs aud here s very
aHfvngf .s-s Of sosIhsrn yellow al tLe, and liO
pr- rv1nJ P-nnsy lyanis yesterday a. &c OATS
are good demand saies u coo bush Pennsylvania
crime Sc q tush WhsKY--aes IL hhds al n oZc,
ana o0.s a. a.
sac o. sTocKs-FSR Boqyd-s2ooo Piitsb1rl Coupon,
90 IS - 80 Penney vsaa Js 100; $50 Kensin ston WV,
q. "a 80 Cniou Cana a s50'0 state, "a 100 $500
Cry, g. over IS ls3 10 Camden Amboy BR. 10 q
Exchanse Bank, Pls00fx a..
sse5a{ Bad 81 go sshaDy County 60 - - ~
City o. is t8ec9 Southwark. c., 50 u $40 SCR.
Nav IS o. 81 1872 SAFE . 81 $40 d., 90 800
81 sch Nav &ort lbs - Z 90 hOrns,cwn Fh, O.,
II 100 Morris Cana ~ IS -lseusasnps Csnsi, IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

~ Mr. FILLMORE has given the Senate tar
notice hat he shall hencefor,h take the responsi'
bnity of depressing scurrility and biaoksaafdisni
in the deliberations Of that body, even though no
Senator should call TO order THIS is entirely night
though il subverts the rule established h. Mr. Cal
houn nearly quarter OF century ago. and ever
since till now acquesced in. We trust the VICE
President will draw the snaihe with firm band
now that he has undertaken IT, There scGs n time
when the Senate needed no rigor OF discipline Oh
the part Of its presiding officer, bat since the irup
ton of Foo,e ii has become almost as rowdy as the
House The Country will thank Mr Fillmore ioI
resolu,e persistence in bis just announced deter
mnat.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05
GREECE.

On e az % MsrcA. three t3ars Ale u- ds-A1lrs =
re Frr,ca for Marshes re ErElsh Sorszl 5,
Areas issued tae fn..c VIZ, crc-i4r
a. lsuuel-d o. Her Msl-sss's s-ns;e- P.s-,7osa1-
lay - ne King - GreSr inform VOC La Her
;Acsoy settlement % ,1.T demands lie
nenI Sfonge ne gco1 chces q &c tre-cL herHnic-
having gvsu orders - Nce-A1ulrAl - W-lzn Parker
60 sasr~rd fr re>sooAsiy izet PEI I'd y Le. ~
-rciFe sc1on u lor Ma sSsrCz. lz r-v-rhe.ss
10 retain ~ breek vessels tc-aAY III - pUsscssior o.
Ne go - 1eFosL El TIA g=1er f1s ts he-n
-as1 Orders have consequently S~~r lysG Iic--Af-
MIR fsfker So Ne pt~sen. rec ngess snc es--ss o.
vo-ses io prs sc.-Ay IL Posssssc- ~ hcs ia -ssy
scusdfur
It's crc1 A. cs-sea grsa. sz,stsc-on IN Afh-cs IRE
rNce appears 10 hsv~ iElru-disiev r-suu-s 1sus
cnGrss TIE corrsspo-tscl q he Tises $780, 10
- Z. = u rocuveasl wrote 90 NJ WISE proposing Ia
~ W Parker ssou give IL Greek shiss "a 20
s~ssiec ano eai ee ne representative wUlic gukrK-ee
&c payment % ae es-us ., her hs -sy's GOse5Ezez
Greecp
X WE rep-ed -si - regretted ng -zsn'- @ coz
~ VIA VI Ioo1venHfs vrorcscc1 T1si - l1sIruc 5ocs
NhicA - nd received frO LORD Pszery:r az rot vsr
Enii hin . sccect o. s1ea Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05


F-h nsssenxers Ouesgoc do ioth Feo = =.
esrk & Tar Char e-on. hrgs Conco-t - wan =
uis Fransir. Gecrgio~,. DC Jutge Mai,enaeni So
-sore. Jane Rlsch NIors srhrs Sssron klcouou1 -
ne RedAs sBd 6os;or, Philadelphia Corcei- Ne'
York -.
CO .aip Psrn.1sat L.serPoo- Henry, SAa Fraa'i'e'
SALEM. April S-Ar-. Ark Aisse.oo. gArs "a Len
fzsSeih. NIors. urc re cr-y An
50 schr Joseohre. CRY Fot--
PROVIDENCE. A7ril S-A-r, sehr N2-sA tss.A -,
GER :, - Sorers A oGny.
FALL RIVER Aprl S-Sd, socF A. HciHes.
SEW.sEDFoRD. Mncs S-Arr. .oiP Mo1ises. Rooo-
.uu. Nov ~ PeruSrh-co, March - sPoke jar - %
cape Horn .hi- Lsv S,srbscs s,r Nantucket $50 6o.'
All : Dos - wnse alonss4e; se5 - ~ = 70 ; oa - -
80 i.etaccns FOR Seeoio -sN bes l. Pe'reS-co
ssrsr N-s Word ron W orS Nr b. for coz - sa4
Sin - RIO Jsneiro bFss Osceoa. NON 81 srslcs -,
warrE orders. Nlt-Ie 5osor reNt dsy - 10 cgiH9Aal
s',h 49, srie cr Far Haven, Mi ard BARK tsAnkAn o'
sos'r-
SEw-OsI EANs March .rAr. .siPs co'ne.A DO.
TO- Msnchess-r SYofk .sui-Fn'cn Ire bTsIos We eai
Ia. ne schr Florida IN rcr, sse.
SAVANNAH. March S-AT, hs-k Harmony, snc seli
u Icres New York. schrs Msis and Theresa oos.ou
CHARLESTON Arrii Ar. ot-k Godfrey, Ny o. :
brig SapN,ecr Do Ire after bound for Noci- he
,prars ,es1 Z gale and put IN 70 repair
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ConRress.

In the Senate yesterday the Slavery Question
was debated by Messrs. UNDERWOOD, CoRwis'
WrRsrYR. HALE and FoOTE. Gen. SHIELDS has
the floor for today when be designs 10 define his
position
In the House Committee OF was appointed
10 accordance with the request Of Mr. Secretary
CRAWFORD, 10 investigate the GaPhin Clam
The Committee on Elections reported against the
admission Of HUoB n SMITH, Delegate from New
Mexico and w. A. BABBITT, Delegate from Des-
ese,, 20 seats in the House. The Report wss re
fsned TO the Committee OF the Whole and made the
order for April 20. Messrs. GREES. Of Missouri
and SPAULDIsO Of New.York addressed the House
on the Caliiornis and Slavery question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-05

store TO the community the cost Of srTestins secur
ing, convictng and Furnishing their share Of the
malefactors Give TO every man who works or
produces anything the fair and full value Of bis pro
duct less the worth Of the raw material is fan
dameDtsi principle with Us, and we would apply It
70 runnseners the same as o,herr We believe this,
properly enacted would Be far more efficient IN re-
pressing Intempersnce and Liquorseling tnan a
total Introduction Of the traffic and we don, believe
the People could he induced to vote the soPPort Of
Alcohols victims of the shoulders Of The Rum sell
srs back upon their own. az a. ever;s, We st21id
ike 10 try them.
We have more % say, bot it must wait
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mods ssd Meals have be-c OF a. excessive seae We
r. orse-p Nlr the Interior have rot Increased
therefore ooEe5 f'r over p-ceG e1i 10 GERS -
a. .--s-.y.ed . submit 10 the r-clclo1 Il- CpIs
7.uc. q raj very lniied ocsness q reporsrd y "a.
5poorrurr- Cotton vas YER .csrc- src FreSns Ner-
cees. u ' dali hrra ponds . Liverpool o-t %
cao.sro- rorI1AL Aon=y scsree an nc Aeeof
-o 3sfton very limited
A. CacI.ia he inpOr rlArEet T1ie; lrrs - -
~ aye s-rfvzi Of B-rsh S-1facrrec Foocs 70 infes
ra stOcEs ror sly greet -@zsrt from ne il--' y
ziush l5e sBp-.es. yh--t ver- CRY g no. -
hsncs orices ws-- 'siT- llsEtz.n-i BON ~ elA -
vsr- Tue eZ1o-r make. -Hs-eci1TiEeo ;. 49,
v@l7 heesire rcigo n er.k tema1d :. n,Pr3.e
---es M0n-v Vi7nrf4l 49, TesoLs1- t'f g. 20 p,
nza rur-os-s ExchsnFe ore sh--1g eieFen peeoe a.
.s-f f0- s'z acllhs sght ais Th- Ch. .e.-zs 80
= - Improved ielsl1 for S1irrlss ard ~ u co1s-
nee q 1e 40 &c Io5ersie S7a11ly r.
po--ed.
81 Sc srrivAs T-a-s and sles bo,h l-A.1laaei "a
or-c-s s,t -er- s-Arcc EIchAnFe tC-T s-l-1Et !,rr
psrcc - 0er -o-Ers