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The New York herald., 1850-01-28
CALIFORNIA.

OALhFOtSNIAs
r. r. norcnkIss SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA,
Win .uesns ~assS for
Essr 'front.' s.ss. 1''s New rsss ana a.
Cannon. Eco. New haven.
CALIFORNIA ExPREss OFFICES OF GREoosY's
Bu,,oa PmmsTm,ns ana y; D; kohler'. Mint s,cra,
Cornescai siaiss and Tradss cempanys store; Guile
undsrsed arrived California tSs sss ,,ip Of
a:s and s''.s s n y
@ VII @ Ssys New Yc ON s's *, %i's sSs
by the Emtirs City and attend promptly 70 delivering aud
'' ' ;6sErn % 81 @ Si'si"s pssi
NB-An payments to this Express can be made in Cali
CALFoRNIA BooTs-xADE AT WHOLESALE AND
70 order at The shortest notice and on the mos rea-
on s"sS.s ssss an, S.s
kSs applied or oa seo s Dc sos ss
get the Number. "a Ann street, corner Of Nassau
goss p as1iG Di5xs
MKING-cALIFoRSIA.- ADVERTISER Is DE-
.Ds ss saoss ~ss sT himself ss % a
each IN Che purchase .no o. h, n,shiasry
gSs 'ns , .sI@; Of .,i
and city reference TO respee,aby No other
7 LIQUORS. roa cALIroRSrA,--wANTED, IN Ex-
% irvsss sss s .ssss ass. lr i 70 the Cali
r. ALifoRN1A hENoRANDua.- NEW GOLD
" Nsstsr 70 operate With quicksilver. BY which every
Dsss Pss Rr Ss- rofs 'ais fss a. .us NJ, %
Cone and see. -N' ~''''''' xRSoLD supSYSm"
........ mIsCELJ.ANEOCs.
~ c.E. na6IcnT. q wsi 'sgess "c''' -'' ~" 'AA"
NoTIcE.-JoHN scRArns OLD ROUSE at HONE,
60 nvisiOn Priys,s es.on. viii be vn in ts
every !ne,day Wsdn'esy TuT'a.v and frsay evenings
,lsnen ~bng e acqgrs thoroush knoTsde te sbovc
noble eieuee sill hnd this optorsgny Terns
I'll 1s,. ''S - s5ss ssa.,y S !, isd ssa 80.
johnny HeG,sss VII ss,a ss,.Ssaaes es''H '' re-
A CARD the UsDEssioNEp BEES LEAVE TO
inf rm his friends, that ,he eouplsrt made agNus. hin
ueisss, Gissed ~ the Iasa ar s2psnused
' January s.r T. ri Drczk9 ISS!i fs;'P % auy street
.JayEs CONNER son. rrPs rouS % rs. CORNER
o. snn srd Nassau streets New York, have on hand
every article necessary for Complete Printing Esabsh-
II ksovAL- wILLIAs BsUsSER. InPosrga. mas
~ removed from Ne. South William street, 70 sewer
sw sta rrrish Goods, kerhsns invited 70 can and
EkENcH LAMP ofL-ylcroR GiRoUD, rsENcH
lamp and Clock maksr. Nc Brosdsay bes leave % ia
form he customer. and a.. public that hsvrr strange
Ir,rsreo ofutnish qusnteaa as ay ss required
@ sss and a.. o.t =. sas .u e,
me- suR -hsh tr,vst ssep o@ sss 9Is q 1rs
a. onF stand dsgree COLI ard Without q
thai smoke sNd smell % efcnevsin other o H. sreuiary
thds ts 20 AL who burn hind o lsnpA Sos
whnesale asett cuAkLFs iLLlUs. 20 bea'erstrse1
Om. TOR rRtNc8 LAMPS. NO. Gas BsoaswAr.--
" Just received the rrrst importation ~ ths esstry,
o Tretch k-ehnea Cafcei Hoderstors OF sson iampr
Of the
Oh, Gtlis. u. DAsi OkNItLE late Dseons bampe.
CKocERs CAN BAvE TRs BEST OF PEACH
NJ Orchard coal sire, delivered IN any Of
,ho e, a, N 81 fsr slvsys dry, unfr
nut sfis fRriE CLINTON, corner Of kihg and Green
vich.
A ToRrurs WITHOUT GOING TO CALIFORNIA
N % ,he hest located saloons on
UrcsAvay reasonahe vslustion snd moderate rent
none tut each customer wall be treated with Such
tut rsrely n 10 we'll ates<on Of
Wishing 20 into business For particulars apply
stiQ1 f"rls street pastner vopld te admitted.
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%
types rs m 7 Broadway Of Fulton Stran
and citizens respectfully invited to call and examine
he specimers
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EtyEPPISG.

EBDPPIye.
NEw AND SPLENDID STEAMSHIP GgoRGIs. D. D
~ rPT,s5 TS MN So@%sPtSr ior cssrsis ~, Cha
81 O'clock r. H. on the ssta i JssaSry fro ,hs risr
,Gp GEORGIA r nsaSS New osss, .sa unsrss
,ssSsr % ss bar a. vaaGs sps ssSosh Tsg
us aasrments for passensers such cannot fail
.sr ~ ~ c9s SrrssS sS 70 ss
tiess 70 ,sil from Panama the stsanshp ls,hnas
s sd CABIN stase ss ,,s tso@ "a. psriA, , $50
nh5ss o., rAt..es TO HAysSA AsD rrw Outlaws
slsss.s 'sis s'sa ssl,S: s,Iis:. is:.d cabin. y y
FsF ir''ih' or pai'as' syPI}y yP}y & son,a-, u.u..,.
The sotsiahal steamer oOL' ABus will be despatched
yspar. connect With this line and rus
e eeergs vlI Orleans Cor charres siree. on
the 2h tsorusry 'tJns N New Oe.ss sboa, tour days
shore At their own ssrsnss.
TUE BRlTIsa AID Nosrg asERIcss r. NJ
tween BSsSa and lrsrIo s At sr' - ssa ss
2 ceive ~ ails and Issnrngsrs.-
EssSs iSi Ly sss Sor S'SSs:isa.s S:ss:s.ss; E.''s,
e.s,s ar.a m ro% s.,'p .r %'ynss.y sre
ff"''sA' or pa''As1yi ar S,s'ap. Inn "a R,.,s.
IrSlTrD STATS NsiLsTLAsEas sLrxktN SEW
I9ra ssd lssspe,l II, shp. somIosins thls line
c.n.sS S'rss fsss Tss scT Ss.,ia N.Y..
ss.l rfuofic. tsfsa - Tts's slSs Sss ssVipr BEN
ssis been isEsn il their s,s,rs,os a. s.. Ia -r
,Es,, &c sssSrs sss ,p,es srs h,r
Ferhssht ~ ra.sts srpiy ~ -
BsOTS, IPlkr a co. Liverpool
Ihs Au,ssis csisth Ng' y cal ior Lssrpool sn
ca sd5ssdsy. 70. Of Nay rts rssse csg,sn Sye sli
Srn iii leave there ep sSr,y ~ Ii n s,x A.
sspslsis s.S ,trrssn iii se s'issfss - s.'5 KS .iie
sss ~ va $40 q vA X.
.,ssr,.hig saw woRIE1Ss ,. d Wood 'sssa,r ioo
j.a,ro. y.ir.r.i,g sgs rrss. ifs% risf -: scI.s
Ssmnoaes for r, es snS ,. ssns s.Srs
Iare San frsbsifco frt abba SCI secopa 90 So.
pa..sss ,pTys y's' can howaR scs x pr,sis.y
E2a cALlfassiA giss anssarGsa 80, a., siSE. re-.
Is - The nne Liverpool psots snd % ~sl hn.rn AZ
ssss ,Sr tts s s , = s ssu sae,so @arss
viii ma thu srofste epporuniy; In..rsses at the
i'' 'e'' f''''' 5osy 6sbsS 10 s.i .,isss ~ re- - ''@
ISok SAN FRANCIS .. C4LilORslA-raE NEW
, ,ni ,;. ':saa !. cr The rr, r.irn "
y isi Bsss :. sess sna aoran, % second
ship rsn,. ssyssse :: rr.cs. vho Do no. vish
sss,sa sSysytF n. hs sss eoaisr,s ,s
.sS % ~ sn .,s ssr, gS
''''' 'h'' sLsrr. os r nos e. x''f
AsEs svru scs. ,'fis iis ;isifs ri s.r..s r. TO-
sss, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .,s 70 "a rssssr
IN hf'' e'is '.'.s o. ~ on .pp,i.stion
clipper bull, cst,on 'h.P ~iil be dspsssh.d in
EOR San rRaNcIsco, {. c.LIFURNiA MERCHANTS
Line -1beA ], rev clipper .hip rsLss,As, we.d,
masr VII sail In few ard tsks the bah ~
90 lto tsrrtis froisht only ttis ship
caller. Apply en- board pier 3 Past diver. or
JANIS ". tLgBLL. 81 South street.
EOR 1BE LAuNcu-rpE srE,HER FANNY KEn-
vi y. from peck elm. p cioct this m,rntg After
the aNusifg u thru will Fsre IS
r the c,eurssr shns from foot u 18Th Peek
Slit hsttety or Canal street
NoiIcs...LL rkRsoss ASs stsssY voRbfn
Port Retmerd without vrisa order from the osners
ysnusfy n, ls5e.
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pssr.rrsoypes wsr. taken by BEALs the pas. year
The stOvs paid TO producing Of his Patent
DsgusueoJres that faded Yes In beautiful you
get of his premium for oae Dollar No
l kete Maiden Lane and Liberty street.
Belize 4 Co.'S Hat Store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
D0ST-oFFICE, NEW YORK, JAN 26, Is5O.-CALI
forna Nails by the mail steamer Georgia, will close
this office on Monday, the 2sth inst at o'clock p. NJ
WM. ". BRADY
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T,HE BRiTIsH AID NORra AkERrCss r. n
steamships. bet~eeu lev orb and Liverpool, aud be-
tween Boston and Liverpool, os,nE Halifax ana
?. ceive ails and Issnrngsrs;-
Nisgnrn, Ryfie f9In Boston. Wedntsday February
Lufurs. Lttt .frrnl New Nort, We4rssday. nv
Auerca. Shanhon.. .irom Boston. weinesasy, d,roh
CaDrda. Ia rson.. from No~ ork Wsdn. aay. ~
sffrsixf. amir
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Rurns' Anniversary Dinner.

On Friday evening this festival held ct the How
ard Hotei, Broadway, corner OF Maiden lane. James
Linen, Erq, President Of the Burns Club in the chair
The Vice President was Mr.. Donald Murray. The com
pany was not very large but comprised choice spirits
happy themselves, and difusive of happiness to
others About half past O'Clock they sat down to
Of the rest banquets that yet spread on
table II TT for royalty itself; and the manner
in which the culinary operations we're performed and
the way In which the fesst served up. reflected
great credit upon the establishment The following is
he bill OF fare which presents most perpexng tempt
ig variety
Po.,se aLrsoss.i.e. rOrAeFc Fctare l. Tartar
Bass Piquea La NOrmandes Gabesau Farce la Rohehild
Tissss De ,ls s,suf PiqSs Rsosa Ia wes'paaenn
Giegstes dAgnean BraiEes, Puree dc Navets.
Lsrsuss Gs 5oeu,. sauco Piquans
BastiOns de volaillss. Ikoariotte'
ans dc fois gras en- Bellvge
easSile Dadsn. i%rs sar sacs sar s'''
fatte de Feeaps au Truhes.
Cotelettes dAgnean. d la Soubs
fsmsss az sssr e. asSasca ansas a. ffaiSi "a FnaS
Arcsdes Dc yOlales. a Ia FiuaneieTe.
cbesud frois de LIS fersau au TruiIts.
sayoraiss Dc homard en- BOraer dJello
Ssssss as 'I:s .pe!lsa,; sa ssass de asnpl,ss
A.pe sS De NJ" rlat fsGs ds fsrsTssS Ia soSaiiss
nuitres Froid. 'NDh''N' iV Huisrss en- Fssollopea.
NCIvieS ce wan, Ssrinld Croquettes de Noailles
Reoh dc Fecons Ia Creme Pees Gateaux IL Maitean.
oRDEvERs
Buitres, Pickle. Asper=s. a Ia Mayons.
Sard'De, Phrne. Celery.
EArrstases Choux, la PTouxsle.
Poas Beef lar gais. Dindon farcie, Gibelote sauce
Pepsts P.gue. Goose. fsrcic au Pomnes
Saddle &c Mouton, Gelee sauce
Canvas back Ducks Currant Perdreau, Ia Peasean.
Jelly. VeBison steaks, Cranberry
Cser fsTce Parda.
Birds, bsrdet Jelly sauce. Brands, bardet.
vsGErABLEs.
frirage. Cabinet Pudding.
Mahed Potatoes. Apple Pie.
furnips. Peach Pie
Green Peas. Ounce Pie
taulihowerf. Ninee Pie.
Onions. Cream Pie.
ORNAMENTAL
Papillnois Cenois yeneome. Fancy Pyramid.
Charlotte de Fuss. an haraschino Fancy Cakes.
Fromaee de Bavaros, Rum. herengoes, q Ia Creme.
Blsr MangeH, KiIsh. Lafayette Cahes.
J.,e, Rum Ladies' Fingers
Jeee. Champagne. Fancy Kisses.
Creme, au Anesetts. Biscuit gace
Vanilla Ice Cream. Roman Punch.
Fruit. Coffee
The orpapsntal columns and pyramids were exceed
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Wigs and Toupees.-Anotnsr Medal mas
been aysrded 70 wm Bstchsor for the best wss and Tou
T-es Tue Inhs rrc invited TO inspect his fer
Irs ~ bAISHLLoks celebrated Wig rsstory, No
the city. Copy the address
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voiStIsnder's celebrated Opera Glass

20 judge o the necessity that all should write we'll than
positors ard oorrespordens those who write badly
should At place them selves under the Instruction Of Mr.
Hoogard No b Bfosdssy who s able asd genteu
instructor and has the faculty Of teaching this elegant
oouplishmep, readily than any teacher
auafptcd W
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ueh weather ths fou had better srssr rrosk Or Drss
fancy cashmere Pants S5to Sc fancy siE Vests s. 90 s.
tses, blue, &C Body Sacks S. 70 SILL In Short, yo'
o. D. CLARKEs. nc William street.
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NJ EkCHANIS EACHANCE ECOAPANY.-NEW YORK,
AVA January 70 loO-At meeting of the Trustees this
Company held this day it WAS resolved
with view to settle the existing difficulties between the
stockholders and bondholders 1.-THE being
The legislature OF this STATE 70 issue preferred stocs
.he on oe ACE 20 The bondhoders list,
preferred stock at entitled to dvdend st the rate of
six per cent payable semi annually; "a to pay
the eeond class the face Of their bonds
rrsd stock entitled 20 dividends at the rate of four per
cent aDnum. able semi annually; Sd to nav the
third clss bondholders the face of their preferred
stock at entitled TO dvdsp he per
cent per annum payable semi-annualy Bondholders dis
10 accept above proposition are requested make
the Office, No. 561s Merchants EYchsnge Buldiag.
ny order of the Trustees.
RICHARD q. Nc CORMICK, Secretary.
EIRE EINsURANCE-HR0oKLYN INSURANCE COM
parry, Office Ne. Merchant Exchange Wall street,
New ork and 43 Futo street Brooklyn This old ssab-
shed Company crn nues to take risks limited amount,
on dwellings stores furniture erchandise &c. the
lowest rates Of premium.
DATRICK EGAN Is REQUESTED TO CALL AT 100
Pearl street. where he will hear of something to his
vantage.
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diseases q The Bye Ear frsm nine four O'clock dali
Warren street where can be had his popular rreati
On the fJs edition, price 30 cents also, his self act
and ksr Fountains and great variety Of beautif
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GRAND MUSICAL FEsTIyAL--THE GREATEST
~ Concert on the most extensive scale given this
country, Will take place weeks the tabernacle
Broadway Upwards of one hundred
given DAYS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19
THE 18TH OF APRIL.

This was a brilliant day for the Sons OF
Temperance, and It will ever be day o.
halcyon recollectons to many OF cur Gill;
Zens. All political parties have their eraS,
all churches have their iuhllees and nations
their anniversaries and gala days; but the
DIVISION at this place could heretofore re-
gard one day with no more interest 'han
another, until the Temperance Lecturer
PHrIIp S. WHITE, Esq, honored Us with
his presence, on the 18th inst. That day
is mast in point of time-its results are
present before our eyes. We cannot CA
culata them; as body, the Division eau
not realize the glorious victory OF the day.
So far as the orator is concerned. with C;e-
sar, he might say, 81 came, saw. con>
uuered;" for the audience acknowledged
his sway, and By alternate tears and smiles,
paid higher and infinitely nobler tribute
TO his power, than ever the naughty To-
man witnessed 10 the fight OF his fierce
German foes. But The ultimate results oil
chat DAVIS labor can only be known and
apprec!ated fully by II i'm who can take in
the future al glance, and know 10 a GERS
tainly how many lovers OF ardent spirits
were arres,ed-how May were saved from
years of anguish and remorse, consequent
upon conduct that even the temperate
drinker nigh, have been beguilel into.-
The estimate cannot be made without tax
inc into consideration the increased ei I'll
cheney as well as numbers of our band OF
brothers.
AT one O'Clock the procession moved TO
the Methodist Church, attended by a large
crowd OF our best citizens. Mr. WHITE
addressed the audience for nearly Two
hours, in such manner as seemed to re-
vivily the old subject Of Temperance
HIS remarks reached every class-the
drunkard. the temperate drlnker. the Son,
the moraist, the churchman, and the citi-
zen. As 10 the rumseler, though perfectly
respectful, his treatment very much re-
sembled paernal cas,igation; but, as he
had no money to give them, and as they
are not often reached otherwise ihaa
through their pockets, he did not eypeci
them to be greatly moved. We thought.
however, that some of them could not for
get the speakers countenance when he
charged that every dime they made in the
traffic rds Jlis'cred by a romdn'S tear aud
crusted orcr ,rith human biood As fin,
ished and happy specimen OF popular ora>
tory, the address would compare advan.
tageously with the best examples of stump
speaking We have had The pleasure Of
hearing. AT nigh, his efforts were renewed
and they were rewarded al the con, lus On, by
more than twenty accepting the proposal
to 90 to the Division Room and be inillat-
ed the same evening.
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For the Athens Post.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,
DECATUR, AprilII, 1851

DECATUR. April II, 1850.
Notice having been given the w. p, Of
Decatur Division S. Of II. No. $50, of the
death OF our esteemed friend and brother,
G. w. w. WooDs, p. w. p. of this Di-
vision and acting ID. &. w. p. of MeIns
county, a called meeting was held, and
appointed bro. DR.. A. w. Hodge to ex-
plain the object Of the meeting, who in a
few pertinent remarks announced the loss
of our esteemed brother. Whereupon the
w. p. appointed A. w. Hodge, Isaac Ben.
son. and ID. l.. Godsey, a committee 10
draft a preamble and resolutions expires.
sive OF the sense of this meeting.
The committee, after retiring a few min.
utes, reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously a.
dopted:
Whereas, it has pleased the All.wise
Disposer of Events, in the manifestation
Of his providence. to remove from our
midst, G. w. w. Woops, the Past Worthy
Patriarch oflhis Division and ID. G.. w. p,
Of this county, and while we regret the
death of brother and friend to the Insti.
tuition, and feel that the community in
which he lived los, an upright and homes,
citizen, his parents duliul and affection
ate son. yet knowing that this is the ulti.
nate destiny Of man, we bow with hum.
Bile submission 10 His divine and holy will
Therefore,
Rcso!rcd, That we most sincerely con-
dole with the family of our deceased bro
Their, in the loss of a Son and Brother, and
as a testimony of our respect and esteem
for him, we will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
RcSolrcd, That we will attend the Flu
neral Of the deceased IN procession, on
Friday the IL h inst.
Resolved, Tint these proceedings be
spread on the records of our Division,
signed by our II. S., and that he furnish a
copy to the bereaved family; and also for
ward a copy TO the Athens Post, with a re.
quest 10 publish the same.
VIM. NJ. ROGERS, R. s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19
3osToy, APRlI. {

DOSION, hfRih
Doctor Beecher, of Park street Church,
saws that the circumstances which gave
rise to the story of the student respecting
Professor Webster, are substantially as fol.
lows:
A gentleman residing IN the vicinity oil
the Medical Co legp, saw on the night Of
the 23d November, light in Professor
Webster room. This being something
unusual, he obtained spy glass, and on
taking an observation, saw man IN the
act Of cutting up human body-suppos-
ing it to be a subject for anatomical dissec
ton. AMI this being previous to the report
of Dr.. Parkman's disappearance, he took
no further notice Of IL.
Doctor Beecher, not feeling al liberty to
conceal ANYTHING which might be Of lmpor-
lance to throw light on the case, went TO
the Attorney General and Intercepted him
alphabetically in regard to the matter
Learning, however, BY this interview that
the testimony would be inadmissible, IL
pursued the suffice, no tlrher. These az
the facts Of the case as obtained direct !!
rom Doctor Deechtr, and the affair whlra
gave rise to the story a'lrltutei 10 80.
dent, heretofore published.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19

SERIOUS AFFR.Y IN BossIfR.-By pri-
yate letter from Bellevue, Bossier Parish
says the Monroe (Ouachita) Gazette Of the
Il,h ult., we learn that rencontre occur
red at that place few days ago, between
a man named Lipscomb, and Mr.. David
Hammeler, wealthy planter of Bosser.
Our correspondent gives the following &C.
count Of the ARRAY:
"Old Dave raised the rumpus,' and
slashed right and left with his KNIFE; but
Lipscomb stood coolly under the lniliciion
uhlil he tried three caps on his pistol. AT
last he fired, and old Dave dropped like a
buffalo cali. Lipscomb was cut severely.
perhaps MORALLY. in ten different places !"
There is no accounting for difference OF
taste, but our opinion is, that So serious an
event might. with more propriety, be told
with less levity.
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MIR. CLAY AND MIR. DOUGLAS.

Tie following tribute 10 MIR. Clay does
equal tribute to him who gave and hin
who received It. Mr.. Douglas is a prom
inent Northern democrat, and among all
the distinguished men of his section anu
parry none has gone further, and pee"
more uniformly and consistently the lreno
of the South, and the counsellor Of AZ
equitable settlement of our difficulties. H'
has from the beginning sought to avoid DC
casion Of conflict and division, and a'la'
the spirit OF sectional hostility.
Mr.. President, II was my desire to have
said something OF the resolutions introduced
hv the distinguished and venerable Senator
from Kentucky. (Mr. CIay;) but ilnh
have rrespas>ed too long upon your KIND
ness. | cannot DO less, however, IN l'is'
tice to my own feelings, than to declare
that this nation owes him debt OF craiI'
rude for his services 10 the cause OF the
Union on this occasion. care not whelh'
er YOU agree with him in all that he has
proposed and said, YOU cannot doubt Tue
purity of the motives and the selI.Sacrc-
ing spirit which prompted him 10 eXh hl'
the malchless moral courage of standing
unhauuled between the two great hoS'Ile
factions. aud rebukinG the violence and eX
crsSeS of each, and pointing ont their re-
sppc,.vp errors IN aspirli of kindness, mod
Grafton. and lirmnrSs, which made them
conscious tina, he was ght; and all ms
with an imparrralv 50 exact that You could
no, have told to which section ol,he Union
he BELONGED. lie set the ball in motion
which, is to restore peace and harmony to
the onion. He was the pioneer in the slo-
riou> cause, and set a noble example,
which many Others are nobly mIta'l"g.-
The tide has already been checked and
turned back. The excitement is subs'd'ng,
and reason resumins its supremacy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19

HEAVY PUNISIIMENT.-The Charleston
Courier says: The trial Of Albert G.. Gas
kins, the young man who was arrested in
January last, by Especial agent oflhe Post
Office Department, charged with robbing
the U. S. mail, took place on Monday the
18th ult. before the circuit court in this ci-
~, and resulted in his conviction on four
separate indictments. He was sentenced
to forty years. imprisonment at hard labor
IN Edgefeld jail-len years for each Of.
fence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19

There Is said to be a growing disposition
al Washington to annul that part OF the
treaty we lave with Great Britain, which
compels us to keep up eighty guns on the
coast Of Africa, to suppress the slave trade.
The impression is, that the slave trade is
only aggravated by the armed forces OF
Great Britain, France, and the United
States upon that coast. II there is time for
anything, an effort will be made to have
our Government call upon Great Britain TO
annul the treaty.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-19
AN ADJUSTMENT IN VIEW.

'.The Indications a, Washington no"
promise. says the Baltimore American r.
Thursday, an early and satisfactory So.
,lemen, Of the matters at issue cpnceralt2
slavery and the territories. The Two b. :
reported by Mr.. Douglass, from the TeU-
:orial Committee 0! the Senate, and ~"
bll! Of Mr.. McClerand in the House, y .
probably form the basis Of a compr,ms-
which will include the main points Of the
whole SUBJECT.
"The admission Of California. it now
seems likely, will he coupled with enact
mens for organizing Territorial Govern.
menis in New Mexico and Utah, rithout
The proriso. Thus the South will be salts.
fed, and the North WILL SUBSTANTIALLY lose
nothing. The existence o: non>ex silence
of slavery 10 New Mexico and Utah will
be determined, as IN any case 1t would
finally be determined, by natural laws
which will have their way, sooner vr later,
in spite of all subordinate legislation.
LET Inc question, Tue whole series OF
them, be settled. That is what the coun-
try demands. A feeling Of anxious expec-
taion long prevalen, on this subject, is
growing into feeling oiimpatien, suspense
which worries the public mind and makes
ii indignant at delay. There seems to be
general belief that the diff cul,ies of the
case have been unnecessarily aggravated,
and that i, is high time for Congress 10 10
TO work and despatch the public business. !"
We concur with the American IN The
opinion that the country is becoming i'm
patient, under these continued DELAYS IN the
settlement of these questions; common
sense. practical men can perceive no ne.
cessIiy tor such procrastinatlon. and a dis
position 10 murmer is universally felt.