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The New York herald., 1850-10-08

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... r tS:s *: e:sI Ne .,, S:s = r.. "
vas ssrniAAssd en- Saturday, by verdict In favss q
ri: q: a,s isy vial A.A .....s. as.. e.r....
% sly . sI: " :s
is ..s s'sss: %S:.. D. ::
ssTss re-. ssS s: q s ..s ss's; =. e, s
ysrsnt and Others .ssosis.sd with him for Of
::s e:s: :ss
I % r ii i,
Ncs ss fs M siRens sss,:. a DAY
R,d D. yrssn y.a wialis Gee: Gias,d and a:: A.
NJ s.p sSS'ss si 's1sS Tas.s '
Ladies' Riding Beavers.--Equestrianlyi in
sli.sa fair ONES viii md =. KNOWS l fsl.oa street an
s..y. when b. /. selling :, sssssiinsiy low rasss Like
s sIos, N. Hat. q S M fssSn hsy Ar. y
cuttis, and make note on it,
Ths Childrcn's Clothing manufactured by
H & :Es: nth The Ssu ss Of oSsr. css: %
Main the sales Il Nassau brown
stone building.
Wigs and Toupsss.-Batchelor's new style
s,s sts
ss W. n 1s ~. M cauI ne sd
Hutehins's Dyspepsia Bittsrs.-This naeii-
.' % them n 81 .sss as A ss e. for shy sae
quered Some almost astounding have been cured Of
late and the demand for thess bttsrs b The
most harassng AID distressing feeling which Affects the
stomach il ct relieved. We ssy thoss aoted, try
Hutshpgs DyspepsA Bitsrs Price, 81 esnts bottle
Principal othce l22 Fulton street
5000 Wigs and T0upees always on hand
at hkDHURer HEAKD'5 celebrated Wig Factory, q
Maiden lane N " and Nation al Hotel, Washington D. C
-. -, 81. - 60 !,
sse remedy Tor coughs eods hoareue and the varoas
throat and lung complaints This domestic med,sne uni
ysrsally admitted lood 10 sold by MRS. w. JEhYiS S65
Broadway by Zessr No. Third street. below Chssnut
Philsdslphia, and by druggists generally.
Freekies, Tan, saliowness, Pimples, Erup-
tions all skin diseases, it is we'd
cured by usng Geurasds Italian hedicated soap. The
Poude ubls eradieates hair from Of the body
Liquid Rouge for pale lips apd cheeks. Lily White for
rough flushed sluggish somplsxons at 81 walker street.
trst store from Broadway Csenesr South Third street,
| Philsdephia.
T~uss~. ShouId>. Rrarss I>1o I'M nj Sn
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full excitement thrown this
will bubbles to expand ana glitter their MI
in and burst but the intellectual crowd that
clear and steady stream for the great hrefide
edy Jerys Cold Candy know from the experience Of
their friends that er pulmonary complaints can be cured
ky Mrs. W. Jsrvis, 366 Broadway.
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nILLINxnx AND DRY coops.


DARTs snII1iytEY-ngs. BOYLE LATINO Is P.tN
Fses hss re-svss - Nc. sit Bfsssrsy srs Vii ets.
Tv.stsy N. s.s vf>ss, her Fsil Nstsr ..s..
f,rts Dssss 40 Toe isaiss az. repeatedly invited :.
ssll and srsudns ". sens
JoDrs AND soBEs-y. GAvELLR trosuErLyy
w Go1sfrcr l-yrsssh 2crnss eiiis Dress as,svssi.
Sle,c Inlroes-.ss ss- rec.vsd ~ tks las. ttsamsr-
sprirs streets
AfiLLINIBY sgNstTs, DRESS CARS. LAcR. Rfs.
Nh eons ktIbs snsss Der s constsrIy ysss1v..s ths
nves sns nes th ,aASis patterns ~ the
saabls Tor ~ S9ata,fp. Western, and een.try trals
vhis - .n.rs iss s-s q, ss lsvsst sssh riisss Ordss
Nsnpty stssstes. J. n. RbNsHAW
V gehn street. W s,slrs
r. DAVIS, ~ Bro.dvny have ,ev In ssss..
sspthet h.-.fimsnt % eurtsin matersl. la. s.A
mgsfn eartaes, tis~ as adrs rimps kr
tt.f W. itsn ,ss s.rt msnsfsstures Euror.-
fnd re'sii' ICES tha- saT stssr h0Bs. IN ths .i.v
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s.ts,1n ne ,hs many ,Ss. vI,,J I'd
prcgress public confidence. Well known citizens not
likely be carried away by popular opinion without their
0rn deliberate judgment With IL, certify that the
Health Restorative Biers are the best article they have
ever used for ghening the Digestion the nerves and
tho vhoe syte For ssle by hs proprietor, Se Hudson
Street, and BY Druggists generally 10 cents per bottle
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HORSES, sc.


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY SrRBEr-
~ Auction Sales OF Hores Carriages Harness. Saddles,
he. every Monday and Wednesday. commencing 81 II
o'clock. JOHN II. GATFIRLD PROPRIETOR.
EoR sALE-A DARK BAY HORSE; sKyEN YEARS
cid over sixteen hands high, kind in brnsss undsc
tie ssddIs yhsa action, Rnd Eeod traveller. Apply al
Bradley Co.'S stable OF Fourth tBd Egh-
teen III street, After two o'clock p. n.
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BOUNTY LANDS.
LOST, Sc.

II osT, nIslAIp or sToLEN--A NOTE or HAND OF
IL srinssr Tovpssss, dated yaly s,h ., ax sssths
tss6 10 In favor d the sebseriher. All persons
stoned ss.pst rsssl,,y es sms payment Aa,,sg ters
PRIKBrLnY. Paper wsrshoase, Ix0 Nara. o. rect.
nwSER wANTkD-YOR A PACKAGE LIFT ~ TILE
W bsuoom Of the Jerr-y s II CCartispst street sens
time In the month Of September last sonAipsg ssg sr
other property airse'ed w. Whitney h-tor Hspss T
psssssgsr per s,ssnsr cAssts fer Lvsrpool
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rKLnoRAPIliC.

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, fnoRSI
LnsD The hrr. .e.ssshsd BY .<y serspAsy the
rsed States asd sonselu.suy the Oldest rieassr hns
sI,esd.s b.ius.n New ferk fhilaaelphs Bannere ssA
Nashinsop ma isyrra< ana receiving the
insrnsdate sstess ycs-~y City kevsrk New Br.swsas
frinsstos TrenSn, Eisastsa and Usvrs ss craes tie
vlre. has .isly vnsssxe.e sI,srsvs r.rsr ESD nev
vhSsh hs required ~ fcr ,ss
rvDs vih pvonpsness asa tsrlfty kitksrts
lss .onnes- via ssass sonpsnie . herss Lines .s,sHt
already tkoussnf niles. 70 etbsr
kAa psynsas viii ~ fslivsrfd desired. Ths
Of thls las ssvs ssy tkercughy systs
tized La susinssa In ,oih iss aas
vsry ef nssssss Ia eAaryss are sssal an ,h srssa
favers 20 nots IL " axk1nr Oh xifk
fasitiss fer ksss.s possssssd By ne ssnrasy
invite svsry ere ~ Tr a. ssa thsy Do fsd his
n.,Is T.isEr,gA csn,ssy ss. Ssv Teri, Ne Hsnsr,s
street. ooipsy or>ris- Briiss; Baitiner. We. n.r-
shants k1ehaass GaJ srses Wsshinsteu Cyngrsn Hsu,
Frunsyvsnia Avesu@ WN SWAIN. rr,s.
NV roas. OctSssr a -.
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posToS AND NEW rosG rILxeEArH COMPANY
~ 9sss N,s We. ...-., l....nd ,,sry. l-fss. l,-.,
" Nsy usv.u Hsrssrs. spriuytsid frcviderss
ten Ths tsJs,sses srs r~isset ~ he iEssron Re-
Capital Lstisaas avostsr the pes~s.sy - trsas
lsiirs er ,rsasrisnx .st ss,ssusn, liability % sTer
ne patroas sf s se sy derssS ppen ranetusi trsas-
nssen sad sslr,ry sssr nsssasv A. ne derrstshss vs
srdsr rresF.s .~-..s of tee vers.. sssts ssd fsr
JANIS sTrRciS President.
kArifvs q cIAss. Cl-r< o. tAs csrperssies.
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Tru.se., shoulder braces, Abdominal SUI


pcrers Body Beltg euspenders Bandages etc. ets0ysr
twenty different kinds OF the most approved mak.rs making
the largest and best assortment in the city. for sale BY
CHAs. h RING Druggist, 1872 Broadway, oornsr OF Jshn
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The PIumbe National Gallery, No. 2,


conthns the IhTgett coIIecI0n I FOftrA OF
dist individuals in this country No visiting
the extensive collection fail TO fam liar faces
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TN. Bs.t Portrait OF Jenny LIad.- .Nss.rs.

CUuffL co. teE i,svs ~ niorn re putle sh.t hey
ksvs s rrssf.. % 49, ~ s,sis .ss tss %
.sssseoyps tsksn " Mr. see, a. tts sp.es relu. .f
Eadsmofes Lad. The srecu1n baa teeh C9ntdea - ~
Cr.hsr snd the ~ tlic r~-t sssursd t he povtsN
are isseirg all sprrss snythnt the lad ruhtsh.e
~. !. ..sr..,s r,. !. eosf co. ~ sr.ss-,' W.
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'is Shasts.-LosiN BIoONs vor.t Morn Dc q - .nd
~ rhiic be la rescued i. Uussass Brosd~ay
te - Tuito. street istsesr pfNsl~sy st Gfctusith
.s,ss whsrr tsers Atnd ar-s ssftneut % scuic
s,.r A.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

Mrs. Jarvis's Cold Candy-The Great fire.
NEE remedy Tor coughs eods hoarreues and the vaoas
throat and lung complaints This domestic medsine uni
ysrsay admitted leod, is sold BY MRS. w. JEkyiS, SS6
by Zeser No. Third street. below Chesnut St.
P Philsdslphia and by druggists generally.
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tions all skin diseases, il 10 we'd Known
cured by using Gourasds Italian hedicated Soap The
Pousrs sabt eradieatt hair from any par Of sse body
rough flushed, sluggish pxions at 81 walker street,
nrst from Broadway. Caenesr South Third street.
PhilsdelphiA.
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MUSICAL.

INHRtC1loN oS THR PTsSOroRrE-A erNrLE-
ptsiessof tas 1saefcrte fs.uisy vith the Eaxss
- satasi.. hsrinrs few hours us~. .
.,.,oH - Ar- ciseH On the piano fe~ isdsss asa
fnueuev. Isfns rtssopsble Bny ls,ssrs dtrseied -
Ife,essor ~ Panof5fte" e. "a Frlton street. Brook
~ WI rsesire In nssiats a.tcnsiop.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

NINTH WARD.-ATA PRIMARY RLEJTIoN OF THE
IN Electors Of the Ninth ward held 70 the eal
the Democratic Republican General Commttee Of the
city and county Now Yerk ~ the house of B. smith,
Ne Perry street. the evening Of the 7h 0e between
the hours Of snd o'clock,
The following ticket received And the following ticket
3l7 votes. esivsd 2S votes.
JuDictARY. hAyoRALrY.
Peter Van Antwerp, Gvstayus A. Conoyer,
Charles Edw ards John L. Van Wsrf.
william Qusekenbush. William r. Ripley.
nAysRALry. JUDICIAL
William D. Kennedy, Ybomas Martin
J. D. Baldwin, Edward StrahA-.
John T. pevsln. Eugene kcGrath
CoSeREa Coy6R EssIoSAI-
George Starr Willism aleau.
J. Dewitt Foshay, Henry II. xorAnee,
Patrick Policy, Samuel Rowiand,
Samuel Van Eart, Samuel Martin,
J. Howard Bsher Charles Pevereliey.
ASSEMBLY. AssnsbLy.
David Aarrh. j. Sherman Brownen.
H. Haushtalin. James II. hingsy,
George II. Clark, Lewis j. Parker,
Abraham Sharrot. william Murray.
Augustus II Smith, John Sharkey,
John Hannah, Levi Springsteen,
John Dennis. James Martin.
duly elected. CHARLES WEEKS, Jr, Inspector.
NEW YoKR, oSt. 7, 1850.
CARD-I WAS APPOINTED A SECRETARY OF a
n meeting held Mimhes in the Third ward. Hoadsy
evening" which protest against the election held that
ward, that evening. made out and signed. an
Whis and have always bseo Whig and requested 10
did Secretaries OF that meeting.
JARED yapdap Eighth ward.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08
EDUCATION.


vVANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY, PERFECTLY con-
w yersant with the lnglish and Italian languages.
situation In EEL family She Ia thorough
teach the piano and singing French sad ali
years sTpsrienee give the hishest resrssss -
larry much object as comfortable hems Address
l.. J. B. Herald once. Wous engage ss daily goserness
E1DUCATIos-A YOUNG FRENCH GENTLBNAN,
Il (who speaks Epsish) veil suAsed As tesshsr Of ths
piano. wants situation TO give lcsssnSA music ass have
Glaze Of French In good private family ~hs wonld rive
beet from per,sas Of standing In France
viii be given. note addressed B. ~ this snss will
ssi,s immesiase atientiea-
LADY, WHO nAs HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE AS n
IA teacher, would viah 70 engagement Govar-
would instruct In Kngsh French buss sst Drawing
Mort satisfactory references can be given AAaysss Mo
BORT Hersh once.
ERENCH LASGuA0E-A MORNING CLASS FOR Bs-
sf formation, and viii sonmenee noaday oescser ~
under ths sutton q Prof D. Lasr.I ~ his Issss Me-.
snsi la ysrs. Baiisi.5. ss Bro.dyay rsra. s. ~
evening Glaze sonsiserssiy sdvsnced- Msrs l. has
the charge Of ale French department iprtta
Rsy hssrs John and Jacob Albeit In that of Mr. Psttsa
and In that sf Mr.. Kidder.
BOUNTY LANDS.
CoLDIRRs, AND ALL OraER PERSONS HAVING
claim. for lsss usssr the recent Bsyhv LAss Act ssa
s 'ss s r;g' .sSr ,,,,ss. Ss :. re ss
psdsusly and reasonable tey oN-
,ainsd through arr other channel W. J. 6iLBENT.
IL OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS. AND RLIRs OF
IA ell sush ssryss in any since lTyo whether Ia
dian. British OF hsIisan. ssn their heunsy
Agency s27k Brosavsy warrants bousas ana ssla oMss
sptn from siSh, ssisss neruns 20 ain. ssesh svsnnE
A. JAS woaks.
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5000 Wigs and Toupees always on haAd
At hEDHURsr HEAKDs celebrated Wig Factory, q
Maiden lane N " and Nation al Hotel Washington D.
warranted sct ht and shrink change color
Also brAids Of long hair front brsds &o Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

WHIr AsH sassxur COAL. or surssIor Qua.
Addrsn " TYLER Co. PtiisAsi pals.
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Hutehing's Dyspepsia Bitters.-This naetli-

s,se 10 wonders the for they who
use them for dyspepsia and that the di
qued Some Almost astounding have been cured Of
late, and the demand fer thess bttsrs Is The
most harassins AID distressing feeling which anscts the
stomach Ct relieved. We thoss anioted try
Hutshpgs DyspepsiA Bttsrs. Price, - esns Per bottle
Principal otice, l22 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

II I'D ass NurcoAL-or LAReE sIzs AND sursRI.
Or g-snx, fer ths seess ssd t~-is tss. fsr sale
Trilsas so- yEss.lAs~
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DrCroN sHooYINc. AT vfLLfANsBCBgu-
II wednesday. octetsr sh. Matches, svespss.kss, A.
n. n. Plenty 81 sris. FAC COLhAN.
The New York herald., 1850-10-08

FLANDERS together with the style Of Opera Coat
imported sy him. creating great eIeitsmsnt smons the
fAhionabe In point Of STYLE they be exoesd
Main entrance TO the sass rooms. Nassau street, brown
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-15
The Great Disaster in New York.

On Monday Morning, the 4th inst, as the
readers Of our daily paper have already learned,
an explosion of steam boiler occurred in
Hague Street, New York, causing a dreadful
destruction of life. The n. Y. Courier and
Enquirer of Tuesday morning says -
The most fatal disaster which has ever occur.
red in this city, happened yesterday morning
at the Machine shop of Messrs. ALvAH b. TAY-
LnR g. Co., No. 3, Hague street BET ween Pearl
and Cliff streets. The building was substan-
tal brick structure. five stories in height. The
first and second stories were occupied by the
machine and press making establishment OF a.
b. TAYLOR e. Co.,, and the other stories by
Messrs. BURR g. Co., hat body manufacturers
In the basement of the building was steam
boiler, belonging to Messrs TAYLOR, and used
for driving the machinery employed in their
business This boiler exploded at Is minutes
before eight, yesterday morning, with loud re-
port, which was heard at a distance of a third
of mile. The report was followed in few
seconds by rumblng sound, caused by the
fall of the building. SO tremendous was the
force of the explosion that the building wa,
rails ed entirely from its foundations, and fell up.
on the spot were it had sood-very little of the
rubbish falling into the street. The adjoining
l
tial and with walls of immense thckness-was
severely shaken by the explosion, and the wall,
have bulged out perceptiby.
The alarm OF fire was at once given,-sor the
mass Of ruins had instantly ignlted-and the
tiremen resorted to the spot with their usua
alacrlly.
And now scene was presented which can
not Ee imagined by those who did not witness II
Buried beneath these burning ruins were score
of men, many of them still living. The fame,
were rapidly Xendng,-while the application
of water in sufficient quantities to check them
was prevented by the consideration, that the
water might prove fatal to those who might es
cape the ravages Of the fire. The temprature
of the atmosphere was exceedingly low,-tht
dav being one of the coolest Of the season.
with the thermometer at IS, and added greatly
to the agony of the sufferers Indeed, it vii
be seen by the inquest, that in the opinion o
the physicians, the cold had proved fatal TO one
OF the unfortunate men.
There was very large body Of workmer
employed in this building, the greater portion o.
them (probably over hundred) had entered the
fatal walls previous to the explosion. Tho
number of killed is varousy estimated at from
60 to 100! The ErpresS of Tuesday says -
The ruins in the course of day surely mus
be sufficiently cleared away to bring to light
the remains Of those who, there is too much rea
son to believe, are buried there in greater mum
bers than we dare at this writing to estimate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-15

The PUBLlc LANDs.-From the report of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office il
appears that during the past year, upwards OF
six millions of acres OF land were advertised for
sale, and more than siX and a half millions are
prepared for market, great part of which will
be proclaimed during the ensuing year. The
report shows that the quantity of land disposed
of in lS47, by warrants equivalent to cash
amounts to S3,696,254 0S, and ia 1913, to S..
4o2 Sl4 2G. IN the first three months of lS4S
it amounted to $3,937 100 80, and in the first
three months, of 1919, It amounted to $l,297 =
1877 % showing That the increase in the
amount of land disposed of keeps pace with the
increased popuiaton,-N, Y. Farmer d Ne
chqnic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
From the n. o Picoywte, March 26.
FROM MEXICO.

We yesterday received files Of papers
from the ci'y Of Mexico to the 18th inst,
being eighteen day S later than previously
received.
The Mexican Congress mas passed law
declaring that foreigners making contracts,
OF whatever kind, with the Government,
shall be 20, far subject to the laws of Mex
ico and shA have no claim through diplo-
matte measures.
The cholera still continues its ravages
in the state of San Luis, and other por-
tions of the country.
Gen. Almonte and other parlies have pc
titioned the Mexican Congress to grant
them a charter Of Incorporation TO enable
them to connect The Gulf Of Mexico with
the Pacific ocean, by means Of a railroad.
Accor ing to the terms they ask, the
road is to be perpetua'ly the property of
the company, all materials used in It's con-
struc,ion, fuel and engines, &c. 10 be sd
mitted free, and the vessels which bring
them to be exempted from tonnage duties.
The road is to commence at Vera Cruz,
and is to be commenced in two years, car
red thirty leagues in five years thereafter,
to the city of Mexico in ten years more,
and TO the Pacific oceanic another decsGe
The Monitor says that in the State of
Chihuahua a patty OF Americans, under
command of John Glanian, employed by
the State for defence against the Indians,
en- tered the mining town OF Jesus Maria.
! and while in a state of intoxication commit
ted the most scardalous cxcesses.
The exaspeiated inhabitants fell on the
Sin,ruders and drove them off, killing two
and wounding two or three.
The Governments of New Leon and
TamauIipas had collected two or ,hre
thousand men in Victoria, for the purpose
of preserving order.
The insurrec,on Lad been completely
| crushed. Gen. Canales had become Gov
ernor oi!Tamaulipas Five more persons
had been arrested for participation in rhe
| late revolutionary movement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
GEN. WAsHINsToN's PoRTFoLi

GEN. WAsHINsToN's PORTFOLIO
PREsENTEp TO GEN. TAYLoR.-On
Tuesday last, the Board of Managers
Of the Washington National Monu-
men, Society, accompanied by q. w.
P. Cus,is, Esq, assembled at the Pres
ident's House, by appointment, to pre-
sent to Gen. Taylor the Travelling
Writing Case or Portfolio Of General
Washington, sent to the Board for that
purpose by DIR. II. s. Blackburn, of
jefferson county, Virginia. The mem
bcrs Of the Board were received by
President Taylor in the Circular Re
cepton Room, where Lad also assem-
bled number Of visiters, who had
casually called. The venerable Mr..
Cus,is, as a connexion Of the family
of w Westinghouse selected topresent
this curious relic to the President, and
in doing so, addressed him IL appro-
pirate terms to which the President
replied in brief and happy speech.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

! persons in whose favor the awards shall
have been made, all sums of money re-
ceived into the treasury of the United
States in virtue Of the said convention
and this act, according to the proper.
ton which the respective awards bea-
TO the whole amount received, first de-
Quoting such sums of meney ae may
be due to the ULited States from per-
sons in whose favor the awards shall
be made. And the said Secretary of
the Treasury shall cause certificates to
be issued in such form as he shall pres
cribe, showing the proportion to which
each claimant may be entitled of the
amount to be received, and on the pre-
sentation of the said certificates at the
treasury, as the nett proceeds Of the
sums to be received under the conven-
tlon and this actmay be received, the
proportions thereof shall be paid to the
legal holders of,he said certificates.
SEC. 7. And be IL further enacted,
That the compensation Of the commits
sioner aud clerk shall be as follows
To the commissioner at the rate Of
three thousand dollars per annum and
to the clerk at the rate of two thousand
dollars per annum, to commence from
the time of the attendance Of the com
missioner in the city of Washington
and the organizing of the commission,
and to be paid out of any money in tie
treasury not otherwise appropriated
and The President Of the United States
shall be and he is hereby authorized
to make such provisions for the contin-
gent EXPENSES ofthe commission as he
may deem proper.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted,
That so Soon as the commission shall
be executed and completed, the re-
cords, documents, and all other papers
relating to tne claims in the posses
sion ofthe commissioner or clerk, shall
be deposited in the office Of the Sec
retary Of State.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted,
, That this act shall continue i'm force
one year and no longer.
Approved, March %, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
sJCount D'Orsay has been ap-
pointed French Minister TO Hanover

The WEBSTER NERDICr.-We shall ex-
press our sentiments in full, in day or
two, on the outrageous perversion of law
and justice involved IN the verdict given in
the Webster case. The history of criminal
trials can be searched in vain fof any thing
more monstrous or shocking, ami the life
of no man in Massachusetts is safe if law
is thus to be perverted, either through the
bias of Courts, the stupidity and Ignorance
of Jurymen; or the desire on the part of in
dividuals for vengeance for real or supposed
wrongs Boston Times.