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The New York herald., 1850-05-19

PisIrkks YoR sALE--rcur Aqrsrei Psintinss, bean
ntr.y ssseutsd reprcsentinfs-i nsdonns, (Csris
Hn,s}.. s,ssnns xrn:iali Henry ~. snd esbrsls
ss srcsssny bessht y Gsrnssy svsr,y
rsss e snsree cheap By the svnsr, 81 In
ts1 SsSsrsSrs Lsr is.f.r isfermsass plssss apply
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

TITS QUITE GENERAL THING, IN THIS COUNTRY,
that every gentleman at this period Of the changes
his dress and provides himself With suitable the
season. and We know of none ne could recommend 80
strongly 10 the patronage Of the public, FREDERICK
AHkENs Draper and Tailor n street within two doors
Of Nassau street. His taste and Judgment Of the suttns
him very tish reputation.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

ne Of thesc shps Win be soeountAhis COLA.
alvsr bullion, npeeis jewelry, precious meais
snlcs bills Of ading signed sefsr aaa the vsss shsrs
q. therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

WHEN THE WARN AND sULTRY WEATHER
w Invites the insect tribes torether-
when the shrili and clear soprano.
Unlike the sounds In Puritanf,
ofhusketoes myriad throng)
Gushing cut In burning song
when the cock begins 10 fret,
Because the cupboard y bcs.
~ scores ~ ante and men her .isk,
80 ee,oee ~ W ousand hies--
s'.''-is ..n W., i'V'' a. the wicked ",srmints,"
wh..- a your choicest garments
NV sed bugs crawl Ger your pillow,
end you roll a. does the hilow-
When you see the hand approaches,
OF tv0 of reaches.
Then tuy nask ~ powders fer EN-.
Ard theJ u adjourn .ithout quorsm.
ssnty destroy tnd. of nsse,sJ -here, sise nay ,.
eh'sred Pills. for the destruction of rate and mice Both
se have received the approval Of the trr phyeassn In
the city. and premium from the American Institute
Agents-s B ~ D. sssr., 100 Fulton strseti Mrs. uArA
l5b rultcn street. Brootiyn
sssJ,o rE or NOT TO BE, THAT Is THE QUESTION"
Now. 70 pay 81 for psr Of boots. is TO b. hum
tuued and 10 tuy equally good ~ ~ ~ or ~ 30 is
not to be- hnmiseTed Those who prefer the not 70 be-
lad ts,er eeths their feet at JoNEss u Ann street
1000 600 sSIIltfps s. nsI, x.. hsvr sEss lsl
meat or hsie Fluid without complaint IL 10 the enly
G. Bush f SO Laight has used three bottles his
hair will setonish any one. Mr. stephen knssand And
niece, of 81 Mercer street, wonderful srovh Mr.
Barrier 60 hcDouaa street. had hair Tor ten years Col
@ G. Dsnslc~s ard daufhter, ~ lance bsshferd NJ
renew Cd 20 stonishnent can prove treusht
hs hair In after having hsen bald for thirty yes sold In
very iss totes al 20 Pearl scf and go Broadway a. 80
ssns ~ sssn where the Doctor be and ssssslt-
esssily kBs-Lsrse deductions made 70 the trade ssss-
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

NATIOEAL ACADEMY or DEsIGN.-THR TWENTY.
hfh Annsh kshihscn h sren ct the rev G.ilsrl,
ressvay ep2estse Bend street. freme A. until 10 y.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
TNsuRANCEs.

NEw ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. con-
IN psny, of New Haven Conn Capital eoooo.-Horses.
preetor---Aiirsd Edw.rds. >. hndrs~ y Tyier z
r. Mason W. yaentins. A Edwards, President. 4. q.
Prince Secretary Chss wills, v. s. Inspector. Arpea
tous for insursnee received AZ the Agency once all
IN. Nv Hesr, Ysyscs. P.sh sIp Ferry Wiiiisnsb.rs.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

RRoADWAY rHEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
- Lessee-honday evening, May 90 will be performed
iss Davenport After which Mr. T.. Smith, who makes his
IN America viii give, the violin, imita
mons sf the Scotch hagppe hurdygurdy, ffe guitar &c
Grand diysrtisemsnt-Lks JARDiNIEREs-SiEna. Cioeca
ana sig Nsri and dc ballet To conclude with YOUR
III IN DANGER-John Strong, W. Il. Chapman: Coun-
ICES hanaol hiss Horn Dress Circle and Parquet 50 cts;
open OF IA curtain rises at "a o'clock
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and LvsrpeslThe ships composing iins Ars

ATLANTIC Captain WssA ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC. csP;Sss,n NJ. BALTIC, c.psafs cOnss0s
Thess shPs. having been built by expressly fos
lcvsrnnes srvee has bees taken In
ssructoB - also In their engines sud
speed and their for passsnssrs
equa1ed fer elegance comfort Price
Yorh 70 verpoel e0 exclusive use Of extra sss
:Sp No berth. can Ss secured ss, paid for Yer ssiss
pAseASe. apply 70
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

EOR LIvIRroOL-TuE UNITED STATES NAIL
steamship Pacific, Capt Esra Nye.-Ths steamer
will take her berth at the foot Of Canal Monday
the nth instant and will depart With the mails for Eprops
positively saturday the 18th May at ~ O'clock Posi-
lively berth be secured till paid freight
passage having unsluaed for elegance
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

SUNDAf LVEN1NG zHUsEMENT-NOVEL EXHIBI-
~ tion Of entirely original series OF pictorial deveop
nsns o the Young Worlds the nes magnificent set of scrip
tursl illustrations presented TO the notice Of the ds-
eerning public painted by George Hese painter o. the cei
brated California panorama This truly splendid work Is
open at the large and elegant assembly rooms
Chamber street every evening" Sunday included Tickets
with schools This beautiful exhibition s for sale II
certain fortune who has leisure attend "
There nothing IKE nSn GEORGE RfrA rooms
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
FINE ARTS.

a ILAkrIc AED sun xgIgAL ISsuRAScrv ! sGaIr =, y
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
CneIsry.s Observation-Disclosures HALL. NO. q,

~ broadway, between Grand and Broome streets-Non-
day May 20th aud night until further noteeThe
original and weknown Chrstys Ethiopian Opera Trou 20,
the established and Oldest organized world
tion of E. Christy. They win have the giving
their original and inmteble entertainments every night
until further notice Admission % Doors open
Concert will commence at o'clock. An
on IN commencing at 3 o'clock, pm
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

A ruRkIsHEp on uEruREIsHED ROOM 10 Lyy,
n vithsrt hesrs rrivsss family In seat ssssy
h..ss. i.., vet 81 bressvsy nssr ~ J.sst Psn M
suiys ~ y rSsshhr sssest.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

L,oR nARsE1LLEs-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH BRIG
Travail Capt. Roge, ntsndedto be promptly dispatch
ed. For freght or psssags. arEly 20
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
CALIFORNIA.

Two CALIFORNIANs-CALIToR CAN ne SUP
Il Piled With svery descriptions q Metallic Inds Rubher
Cood suitable for outfits 20 the gold regions at GOOD
YEtRs Rubber Warehouse % Broadway between Pine asd
W all streets.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

"ELCH'S GREAT NATI0NA
w short season At Astor Place.
Monday evening, May 18th, and
Stone. the distinguished vsulting
ance in this city In the arena Of |
tire troupe sf Shetland Ponies, In
exercises. The Rivers Family.
Horsemanship, by Messrs. Dale, n
Gus, Madame Camille, and Mast
Bob Williams and Dan Gardner
Camp. The interior Of the new r.
fitted up in . style Of great elcgan
perb Military Band will accomps
the striotsst deoorum enforced.
dren under ten years Of age half I
will be given on Wednesday and
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
HORSES.

EoR sAIE-A HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS
The herse IL young sound and hind good traveller
and of the handsone parade horses in the sity the
wagon nearly and built order BY of the hss
euflders Can be ~ Cerpwas stables in Green street.
between Brssns snd Grand streets.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

DlGEoN SHOOTING AT HOBoKEN.-THERE WILL
be three hundred pigeons shot at Hoboken Monday
10Th April. Several private matches; and immedate
after sweepstakes Se To commence at IL o'clock, tn
cricket ground.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

<vAIIyoHNl. FsIcRskrs. VINO SAIL ON TUE
~ 7cth q ray rassper. A. ens hours notice.
1bs Her Clayton states, that BY eur tresty ard the
laws a Asv Grenade passports peesssry Per dol
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

rpoAppING-A GENTLEMAN AND MS WIFE. on
ID tvo sinrls rentiemer be modatsa With plea
est Apartments and sensssl board 81 go Bsssws ssvsss
- desss vsss sf Bsesavsy.
The New York herald., 1850-05-19
u,nEArRE. ASTON PLAcE-LRssEE AND MANA

ThE.-MH. Z L..
N would respectfully his friends and the pub
generally that his Benefit will take place the above
Theatre wednesday evening next Nay - which
will the celebrated buresque
MALE FOkTY THIEVES, In which Mrs Il Williams will
appear her original character Of asrac Also will be
for the time at this Theatre wears
scottish romance of the LADY OF THE LAKE; together
with the popular drama Of THE REBEL CHIEF and other
novelties which will be expressed in bills the day Box
The New York herald., 1850-05-19

rAhDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FOR
~ Philadelpha, at O'clock M, and past o'clock
by steamboat JOHN POTTER daily, Sundays except
cd, from pier No North River Fare first class IS
second class cars. s.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

LOUISIANA, MO.
CONGRESS,

Congress met on Monday last-4o Senators
and 100 Representatives were present. Messrs
Berrien and Dickinson, on the part Of the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Hilliard, Mcdowell and Duer,
on the part Of the House, were appointed a COM
miteeto wait on the President and inform hin
.thst . quorum of both houses was present, ant
that Congress was ready to receive any commu
nieaiion he might be pleased to make. The mes
sage was Immediately received and read.
Owing to the extremely cold weather for the
last several dayS, which has filled the river with
ice and put a stop to all navigation, we have nj
further proceedings.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

Causes Of Failure in Businsss.-A writer in
Hunts Marchants' Magaziss enumsrates the
following causes of failure among business men :
j. The leading one is an ambition to BE- rich, by
grasping too much it defeats itself. 2. Another
cause is aversion to labor. 8. The third cause
is on impatient desire to enjoy the Injuries of
life before the right to them has been acquired in
any way. 4. Another cause is want of some
deeper principle for the DISTINGUISHING between
right and wroung, than reference merely to what
10 established as honorable in the society in
which one happens TO live. .s;
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09
Westuard T1s Star of Empire, j.

Westt0ard TIE Star Of Empire, &e.3-.
unusual numbered emigrants rom virgin
80, AkU"t~~Lys ouj eAhsr Of the old States
are coming to Missouri this fall. They pass
through u town almost 6aily--destined,
generally, for the counties above. They
pass BY the rich lands in Boone and travel
hundreds OF miles farther west and find no
better. True, some Of them stop here, but
the great mass pass forward to points up
the river.-[C elumbia Statesman, Te'f :
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09
THE MESSAGE.

A part Of this document was received ct St
Louis by telegraph on the Sd inst. On that day,
we learn, the wires between Louisville and St
Louis broke down ard put a stop to its reception
sat the lsttsr place. The portion received, did
not appear in the papers of that date, and the
state Of the river has prevented our getting later
files. We shall, perhaps, be able to give it in our
next issue.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

property, and the whole spirit Of our institutions
outraged by the phrenzied zeal and fiery fanati-
cism of abolition heresy, that If longer encOur-
aged, must ultimately lead to the destruction Of
all social ties that bind us together as one nation,
and thus prepare the way for dangerous dissen-
sions, which, once aroused, will crimson our soil
with ~fraternal blood, he resorts to parliamentary
tactics, to keep alive the embers of agitation; and
when defeated in his coGrse-when peace mea-
sures have been passed against his hOpes-he
ventures out among that betrayed constituency,
and adds insult 10 injury, BY telling them in a
studied harangue Of unparalleled impudence, that
the Fugitive Slave Law, with which every man
liz. Missouri is pleased--the sine qua non Of our
fraternity and social relations the fulfllment Of
our national obligations TO respect individual
rights, and carry out in good faith the original
compact of the federal Leagues wrong, and
should no. have received Congressional sanction;
lin other words, that it is an "ineficaciou and in
judicious" law.
Is there a Democrats national Democrat
Union loving Democrat--who can longer trust
his interest, the interes! of the State and the na-
ton at large, into The hands of him who, from
being pampered and honored, has become a bigot-
ed tyrant, who worships at the shrine of ambi-
ton, with an eastern devotion, regardless Of his
own fame and his country's h~onor--whose every
thought seems to be cankered with selfshness,
and whose studied movements are plainly direct
ed with polar exactness, to the qualification Of
morbid desires, and the promotion Of me and
mine.
From the Missouri Republican.
tn THOMAS n. BENTON.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

aa-Gen. Downs, United States Senator from
Louisiana, has responded to a call from his con.
~stituents 10 know whether he favors disunioD,
and he replies frankly that he does NOT, nor is be
in favor Of the formation of a southern confed.
eracy, now or hereafter, in consequence Of any
legislation that has yet taken place. He il for
accepting the adjustment laws, qiiieting the agi-
tation against them, and laboring zealously TO re.
store harmony to the Union. e
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09
SENTIMENT or BRoWNLoW.

81 have never seen the day when, If I
were TO fall out with men with whom I had
been friendly, ! would expose to public
gaze their private and sonfdsntial letters
to me. No man will do it, but one who ii
lost to all sense Of honor and shame" =
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

The Indiana State Sentinel says that the
proposition in the State Convention TO pro-
hibit the emigration of free negroes into In
diana, and to prohibit the acquisition Of re-
al estate by them will be adopted. It says
the people demand its adoption.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

Gen. .Arista Elected President Of Mr;co.---
by the barque Rosina, Capt. Wilson, arrived
yesterday morning from Vera Cruz, we learn that
on the LIST ult., the day the Rosina left Vera Cruz,
news had been received there that Gen. Avists
had, without doubt, been elected to the Presidsn-
tial chair I'm. Y. Herald.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

GEN. Foorr.-It is said that resolutions have
passed the Mississippi Legislature censuring the
conduct of Senator Foote, for his course in the
Senate in relation to the bills for the settlement
of the slavery question. Mississippi seems to
be displeassd with the adjustment.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

The following 10 one among a series Of
very able letters addressed to Colonel Benton,
through the columns Of the St. Louis Republi-
can, Under the signature Of "Crvls." They were
pronptsd by that singular and svasive produc-
tiOn Of Col. BsntOn's, his late great speech in the
ROtunda. st s.. Louis. The picture is not over
drawn BY "Civis," in the striking contrasts he
has drawn between Col. Benton and tAs other
lssding statesmen of the country. It is a re-
marksble fact, that whilst they are reasoning a.
So .--@--EA.--L- .nI A.h.,ti-s sL.--h both
In the slsveholding and non-slaveholding States,
tes strict Observance of the laws and a pious re.
gard ios the Constitution, in its entire spirit and
design, g the only bond Of union, and the only
hope ofpeace and prosperity in future, he comes
among his old ffisnds-his long con6ding ~cOnstit-
uents, whose confidence be has abused most sig.
uaily BY his Tecfssucy, and tells them that the
lsgisisasea Of Congress for the recapture Of fu'
give slaves, Il "inef6cacious and injudicious.f
when the Union was threatened, as he himself
declared, when our welfare as q nation was al
stske, and every moment demanded practical and
coneaiatory Legislation, he could spend months
10 beiBvestigation o English parliamentary law,
that be might come forward in all the ponp Of
pedanry, and astonish the world by an exhibit
tiSO Of his yak learning upon the subject Of
~-fsekssg." When fverish excitement is up Oh
q QUESTION the most dangerous that can ever
thrsaten the peace Of our nation, at q time when
constituents 1ish to reason and talk with their
trusted agents-hsF representatives Of their in
tsEAsts-he effects towards them q naughty dis.
daiessfuses to hold eorvsssaiiop with them,
and dsnouncss them a. g Bold despOt would the
v~iitusue, who present themselves as an obsta-
cls 70 thWssthis perverted ambition. When the
laws ksys been violstsd by ths abduction ofsIave
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

Death 9fG Member Of lCoagrsss.-gbs
Hon, Amos E. Wood, member Of Congress
from the Sixth Congressional District q
Ohio, died at Fort Wayne, on the 18th oh
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

Ss-By the recent elections in Michigan, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware; Wisconsin and
Illinois, the Democrats have made a nett gain Of
19 members-one Senator and eighteen Repre-
sentatives.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09
Gov. Qutt.nan and his Message.

The Governor of Mississippi, in his late mes
sage, takes a very decided stand against the late
adjustment Of the slavery question by Congress.
He condemns the sct admitting California into the
Union, as q. practical application Of the Wilmot
'Proviso, and says Mississippi will not submit,
but that she, will select her mode and measure Of
redress with irmness, but with wisdom and pru.
dence. He thinks that "neither the Legislature
nor the Executive has the power to proclaim
what her remedy will be" but recommends ''that
. convention Of the people be called with full and
ample powers to take into consideration our fed
eral rslations-the aggressions upon the rights
ofthe Southern States the dangers which threat
en- Southern institutions, and to adopt such mea-
sures as may remedy the evils complained Of"
Comments are made upon the obstinacy and per-
tnscisy Of the Northern people upon the subject
of slavery, and fears are entertained that such q
spirit will continue. He recommends, however,
that no effort ct reconciliation be left untried, and
that the non-slaveh6lding Ststes be exhorted to q
sense of iustice-that they repeal their laws a.
gainsi the reception of f~ugitives from labor, con.
sent to the application of the Missouri ComPro-
mise line ts California, and an amendment of the
fsderalC Constitution such a. viii secure the rights
Of the slavehOIding States, from nisconstruction
and sggression;-and in the event Of refusal, the
Governor thinks the remedy for growing svii'
is to be found 10 Peacesble secession.
We appFehend these views are Of too strong
a charseter to receive the entire appreciation oil
the people of MissiIsippi. The gallant Foote
who barlsd for the principles Of the Compromise
upon the floor Of the Senate, and met his col
league before the people. met with SO much favor
at home, that ultraism cannot be generally &C.
csptabls there. Il Is to be hoped the people al
large will soon determine to give q hearty sup
port to all the late measures Of Congress, that
excitement may die, and al causes promoting an
alienation of feeling between the people Of the
several States, may thus be removed.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

II The Boston Post says the paying Of $3.50
for one of Jenny Lind's tickets by Col. Ross, Of
Providence, is the greatest set Of Jenny Ross-ity
lon record. - sss 6gii r 1t
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

VERMoNT.-Ths Democratic State Con-
vention Of Vermont, recently held, rscon4
mended Cass and Butler as the Democratic
Presidential ticket in 1863. ass
Democratic banner., 1850-12-09

~. R. Faysrweathsr, United .Statss'
mail agent, has been assigned to duty u he
State Of Illinois and Missouri and bis sP.
.pointmsnt made permanent. r,s II t.sss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19

The editor of the Journal labors hard to
advance the growth and importance OF Ev-
ansville. well backed and properly sustained
by the citizens of the town; who, we are tree
to acknowledge evince unusual energy OF
character, and a proper appreciation oil the
resulting from internal improve
mentS They are worthy of each other, and
we are by no means so churlish-even though
the interests of their place and that OF our
own NAV somewhat confiict-as not to wish
them an onward progress. The compliment
paid Us relative to the beauty of the location
of our town. is but true, and that the torpor of
a Rip Van Wrinkle sleep has been dispelled,
will readily be admitted by all who have re-
Gently visited Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon
AdUocate.
Thus far--very good; and we can return
the compliments of our neighbor with good
will. As we have said, it is to US subject of
qualification to hear of the prosperity of Mt
Vernon She certainly possesses many of
the attributes Of prosperity, and spirit is
reviving among the citizens which promises
to reveal these attributes in substantial evil
dences of their existence. Our contemporary,
however, should not permit any imagined or
real conhiction of interests between Mt Yer
non and Evansville, to lead him to speak dis
paragingly of the action Of our citizens, or
to say that Evansville has let down" with
resources exhausted. This is Few to our cit
liens, and exhibits spirit certainly contrary
TO that felt by our citizens toward Mt. Vernon
Let US build up our respective cities in har-
nd Graad0p, f-O,, nd nj
of those Insignificant ieaIousies that disgrace
and Injure every place in which they are har-
bored Evansville feels none Of this jealousy
for any place on earth. Satisfied that she
has within her living greatness, she only
desires revealing it by honorable enterprise
and the exercise of that energy and public
spirit, which would build up cities possessing
not one half her attributes ofgreatness. He
citizens look around them at the improve
ments, the work Of their own hands, right il
their midst, and note with qualification tht
advance Of those great enterprises calculated
to centre trade and travel here-and tile rap
idly growing Importance of their city-ye
/ they fold not their hands to ask sleep, bu
boldly unite their energies to carry forward
that so nobly begun. Let those who can ri
val as, do so-no one will object here-ant
let those who cannot rival. initiate and emu
late. There is room in this great valley fo
all. God opened wide his hand, when hi
scattered His munfceEce here. Man has
but to extend his hand to grasp this mu
uiGcence and convert il TO his own crreat Dur
poses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

w WARD & CO, Successors to w. r. Goul
w ding agt) 50 Maiden Lane, New York,
manufacture and have constantly on hand large
assortment Of SURGICAL AND DENTAL IN
Syringes, Trusses, &c &c.
Their Establishment being the oldest and largest
in the United States, enables them to furnish the
above articles OF superior quality and lo'0 prices
Druggists and Country Dealers when visiting the
City are requested TO call and examine their Stock
before purchasing. Descriptive Catalogues. with
prices, forwarded by mail on application "Orders
promptly attended to-"
w. WARD & Co., continue to keep on hand, at
their old stand So Maiden Lane near Gold street,
extensive stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stufs, which they offer at as low prices,
any other house in the trade.
New York. April, 1850 [apl8 3tl