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FRoM BUEsos AYREs-We have received (ssys the
Journal Of Commerce) file Of the British Packet August
l7th That paper of the Sd records the exchange Of st-
cations Of the Southern Convention between Great Britain
and the Argentine Confederation.
MoSrKvDEoIt appears that about the middle Of June
last party from the Cerro, military dependency of Mon
evdeo despite the suspension Of hoses consequent on the
LIE Pedour negotiations, had surprised quantity of cattle
belonging to the besge under the charge Of three ndi-
vidua two and lad. The act Of robbery was con-
summated the cattle being carried off and their keepers
along with them.
President Obe naturally decamed against the violation Of
the armsce. and very properly demanded that the cattle
should be restored and the individuals who had been in charge
Of them set at liberty The Government Of the town Of
Monevdeo conscience stricken, offered pay the value Of
the cattle but horrible mystery still hung the fate Of
the unfortunate keepers.
After along and anxious investigation the hapless victims
at last discovered Naked murdered their hroats cut
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BISHOP HUGHES AN ARCHBIsHOP

We learn that by Brief Of his holiness Pope Pua TX
dated the 10th Of July the See Of New York has been erect
ed, at the request Of the late Provincial Council of Baltimore
into Archepiscopal See, with the Sees Of Boston, Hart
ford, Albany, and Buffalo as Sufiagan Sees. se
By this the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes is Of course eeva
ted to The dignity of Archbishop. -..a.a
The sign Of this dignity has been from the early ages d the
Roman Catholic Church the Paum, which is made of wool
shorn from two white lambs blessed the feast Of St.
virgin 2ls Of January in the convent of St. Agnes, the
Via Nomentana at Rome The wool from these lambs, mixed
with other WOOL is into the Palum which consists
Of strip Of about three fingers in breadth, going round the
neck and descending in front in piece, with six small
black upon it. The Paium, which is borne BY the
Archbishop all solemn occasions the mark Of his dig
nity is blessed by the Pope on the altar of St. Peter.
The Bshoprcs of Cincinnati and New Orleans have no
doubt also been erected into Achepscopa Sees st. Louis
was made Archiepscopa See nearly two years snce
that in the United States proper there five Roman Catho
lie Archbshops and another in Oregon, the Archbishop
Walla-W -Wala. [Ne,o York Evening Post.
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THE CLARKx CouSrr sLAvxs.-These slaves passed
through our town on Tuesday last their way homeward
In charge OF the marshal and other officers from Pennyva-
mia. Dr. Cyrus Mccormick and Thomas Mccormick, of
Clarke coPerated with Mr. Taylor in his demand upon the
Pennsylvania authorities for that justice which had hitherto
not only been rsfused but resulted 10 riot if bloodbed
mendaon for the pronptuds with which their emsnd under
the fugitive slave bill BY the authorities Of Pennsyl
vsna and the ready astance rendered them by citizens Of
Harrisburg and esewhere In securing their property.
somewhat novel though gratifying spectacle fugi-
tive slaves homewa bound under the charge of officers from
free Stste-CAarksto,cn Free Press
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER.

The subscription price Of this paper for year is THaEE
DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, (averaging eight
months) the price will be Two DoLLARs for the short
Sessions Osg DoLLAR per copy.
Areduction of 20 per cent or oneh of thefu charge
will be made to any whosha order and pay for at one
tme five copies Of the Weekly paper andake reduction
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who will orderandpay for at time ten more copies
No aceons being kepfor this paper it will not be Tor
warded to any unless paid for in ADVANCE nor sent any
longer than the time for which il il 80 paid. Ml
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Under the head Of Jenny Lind and the New Workers.
the London Times Of the Gath gives an extract Of our
Lindiam" from the first day Of her landing on our shores
up to the day Of her first Concert This abstract the editor
prefaces with some remarks, part Of which follows
"There is shrine for divinity or other ia everv
heart In this the Americans are made pretty
much like the rest Of They have not much reverence
for Sovereign, Lord for Pope in fact their
political engagements have rather cut them out Of the old
fashioned CIRCLE But set them free Try them on little
new ground and their innate 10y atty will out a. strong
their own rivers and falls Jenny Lind after fitting about
Europe as free lark ting Queens suitors and opsa
lessees, has lighted the New World and made it her own
The Carbs not awesuck the landing of Co
lumbus than the Yankees the advent Of Jenny Lind
Our own couatymen were mad enough in all conscience.
considering that of the muudes who raved about JENNY
not one in ten had heard Of her voice and though he
sang for charities she certainly did sing to the million
The Americans however, beat and in the pitch of
their devotion before soul of them has seen her, Il al
ready their belief expressed by Of the soberest of their
Journals that she has been raised up by the Great Spirit to
make the rest Of the world humble while they adore his DOW
err There always certain relation between the worship
per and the worhpped and the enranced homage viii
occasionally beay the contemplation Of se In the present
instances the PROSTATE multitude help being proud Of
their city, Of their ver Of themselves and Of their own
singular good taste ,s &a ss3
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LIS long experience in the busness--having served
several years As pupil Of the late DR. T. p. Jones'
added to thorough knowledge of the patent laws and m
ar with the details Of conducting applications through the
once and having paid particular attention the study OF Me-
chancs Chemistry &c, with view Of qualifying himself for
this business wil he trusts enable him to give satisfacon
specifications and drawings carefully prepared Defective
and imperfect drawings revised and corrected to
meet the objections Of the Office and all other business
nected with his profession carefully and promptly attended
All necessary information and advice given to
siding distance abroad upon questions relating
venon as to novelty the propey Of applying for patent
&c Models be forwarded BY express with safety, asd
rough sketches and descriptions enclosed by mail the sab
scbe who patents and transact all the business
Of his clients without the necessity Of their presence in
Washington.
Letters, to receive attention, must be post paid.
Office Eighth street. opposite the General Post Office.
He has permission refer Patentees and Others at home
and abroad, to the following gentlemen
Hon. DANIEL WEBsTRR, Senator of Massachusetts,
Hon. Willis p. MASsUM, Senator Of North Carolina
Hon. THOMAS CoRwrS, Senator Of Ohio.
Hon. w L. DAYroN, Senator Of New Jersey.
Baron VoS GxRoLT, Minister Of Prussia.
Prof Jos HxSRx Secretary Of the Smithsonian lnsituo
Hon. ELISHA WRrrLEsKr, Washington.
Messrs CALLS skAros, do. july is-cpd
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AMIN Brr, the Turkish Envoy, who now receiving the
hospitalites Of the Boston people, pass few days with
Mr. Webster at Marshfeld AT supper given to the Bos-
ton Lancers on their return from visit New York. Amin
bey was present. and, 10 response sentiment offered
by Major . A. Allen complimentary of the Turkish Navy,
ne said that his country might Justly attribute the existence
OF lis martial marine to that distinguished naval constructor
Mr. Eckiord, who built i up and esab<Ahed il upon its
present permanent foundation. He added that there
no American officers in the Turkish Navy yet but be expect
ed there would be.
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GEORGE t. DAVIS, Esq. has been nominated for
Congress by the Wing Convention in the distric,
of Massachusetts now so ably represented by Mr.
AsHMuN, who infexibly declined re election. We
have the pleasure Of knowing Mr.. DAVIS, and, with
out any disparagement to the other highly respect
able gentlemen who were named in the Convention
as worthy of the honor, venture to say that the
best reparation the district could make for the loss
Mr.. AsHMuN will be to send in his place Mr.. DAVIS
The following most just and welldeserved reso-
luton was, among others, unanimously adopted by
the Convention
"Resoed That we have heard with regret Of the deter
mnaon Of Hon. GKoRGR AsHMUN, the present Representa-
tive Of this district to decline another election to the post
which he has wohily filled and that our regard and
thanks due to him for the conspicuous ability courage and
hde which he hae1hbed upon the floor Of Congress- and
which have won for him a national reputation"
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A DEYELOPMENT.

The Eagle and Bulletin Of Rome Georgia,
says that, in his speech before the public meeting
of the citizens Of Floyd county on the 29th ulimo
!" the Hon. JOHN H. LUMPKN stated that the bill
introduced by Mr.. Douglas, Of Illinois, authoriz-
ing California to form constitution to be admit
: ted as a State, was framed in consultation with
Mr.. Polk, and met his approval. Judge Lumpkin
was then member of Congress, enjoyed the con-
fdence Of the Administration, and speaks from his
: own knowledge"
There can be no sort of doubt of the accuracy of
Judge Lumpkin's Statement. 1t is well known in
Washington, and was notorious to the last Con-
gress, that Mr.. Polk was not only in favor of Mr..
Douglass bill, but extremely anxious that it should
pass. We have heard that he and members of his
Cabinet exerted all their influence to secure the
adoption of the measure. Yet extremely orthodox
Southern Democrats of to-day tell us that to make
California State is an outrage to which, if the
South submit, she will be utterly disgraced and de-
graded, and hurl anathemas upon Gen. Taylor for
following the course which Mr.. Polk marked out
before him Richmond Times.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

We have received but partial returns from the
election in Florida. As far as we have heard, the
following is the result Of the vote compared with
the election in l84s, when Mr.. CABELL, the present
Wing Representative, was opposed by GovernoF
DUvAL. JOHN BEARD, Esq, formerly of North
Carolina, was the Democratic candidate in the
election which took place on the 7th of this month.
We give only the majorities
Counties. Cabel, lW.l y Beard. Cd CabelI. Duysl.
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Mr.. Cabell's majority in the whole State in lS4S
was SIT. We presume there is no doubt Of his
election. ,.-t.@4 pls
Members of the Legislature were chosen at the
same time, who have TO elect a Senator to succeed
Mr. YULEE, whose term expires on the 4th Of
March next The prospect is good for majority
of Wings on Joint ballot.
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The value Of real and personal estate in the city Of New

PASSED MIDsHIRMEs REsroRED.-The Portsmouth Pilot
states that Passed Midshipmen Row. KELL, CLAnKE, and
HoPKISs who dismissed months ago, by sence
Of courtmartia for refusing to obey certain orders bad
the Albany have all been restored to their original positions
in the Navy of the United States Their offence consisted
in refusing to obey the command Of lieutenant Light
candle for him.
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JOHN N. SlcCALLA,

General Agent at Washington Ciy.
LII claims for land money, the Government or indi-
IN vidusls attended to-
He has evidence in his possession sustain the claims Of
many the soldiers of the of land under the late
act Congress- and offers his all such cases and
others. ~
Officers accounts settled and claims on Congress
WAsHISeroS, SKfrENbER zS 1850. oct f-wom
DOUNTY LAND.-The undersigned win attend to any
business as an agent in Washington that may be entrus
ed to his The peculiar advantages Of having been nine
years in the service Of the United states and for the last
tance with Of the officers OF the Government and mem
bers Of Congress, renders him emnently serviceabe to
claimants for Bounty Land Warrants under
the late act Of Congress Az claimant enclosing fee of Ave
dollars with all the evidence have promp and
faithful attention All communications must be post-paid
W.. G. cHOATE.
tt REFxR TO-
Hon. Garret Davis, Kentucky.
W. p. Mangum, North Carolina
]. n. Harmanson, Louisiana.
g Rufus Choate, Massachusetts.
John Mclean, Ohio.
Edward Hammond, Maryland.
Alexander HI. Stephens, Georgia
John Dennis McCate, Maine. l6-steod
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The Hon. HxSRr A. WISE received, at his seat during
the session Of the Convention yesterday morning, the sad in
elgence Of the death Of bis estimsble lady Mrs. W.,
understand, expired suddenly late hour Monday
night and the first ntimaton that Mr. WISE had Of her
illness was the message which reached him in the hall of the
Convention whilst he engaged in earnest conversation
with some friend in adjoining seat.
Richmond Republican of yesterday.
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UEIvERsIrr OF VIReINIA.-The number OF matriculats
322, distributed among the different schools as follows
Ancient languages Os, modern languages u.s. mathemats
l44 natural philosophy a. chemistry l47, moral phlosop
sO law ST. medicine 81, anatomy and surgery 81, lecture
ship Of anatomy s6.
Two hundred and fyone students from Virginia tb
remaining II from the following States Alabama y
Louisiana II, Mississippi z, Tennessee g. South Caroina5
Ohio s, Maryland 4, New York 4, Georgia g. Kentuckye
District Of Columbia 2, North Carolina !, Missouri !, Teas
/, and Pcnnsyvania l..
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THE sUBsCRIBER will set a Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law, and in the prosecution Of Claims He Is
careful to engage in nothing but whs sound and has rarely
been unsuccessful. ESTWTCK EVANS,
oct ts-3 Northeast couer Of 9th and H SITS.
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John H.. SMITH.

Attorney at Law, Magistrate, and General Agent,
MILL attend to claims for Bounty Land under the law of
w September 2S 1850. Claimants residing in States
BY sending their claims postpaid him, win receive prompt
attention.
ma family street. between 18th and 1874 streets on the
Island for rent at So per month Possession given i'm
diately. "a
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the Atlantic to very the Ne presents sa
ful and repusve surface Of two millions Of square miles of
hopeless desert.
IT. again. place ourselves the equator and longi-
tude 25o Of London would stand the
tire Of another DESERT spreading least two and half
millions Of square miles
It's safe osay that Of eight millions of squsre miles within
the permets of Africa six millions epe human residence
any which would admit the foundation Of civilized
socey But there remain two millions Of square miles, much
Of i Of eIubersnt fertility, though yet in great part hiny
inhabited by people low in the scale Of civilization, and
cePt the extreme southern region, very partially explored
The United States Of North America is rapidly rising to
the supreme rank Of influential nations and Of her mighty
mission let the exploration Of the region of Upper Nile bs
part In the performance Of this great act nation
unite the two extremes Of history. Egypt tho
delta Of the Nile BY the erection Of the Pyramids ised in
the earliest morning mss Of Tims monuments vsing with
mountains in durability The United States can, BY bringing
into sence the region and contiguous to the Fountains Of
Bah 81 Abad, Upper Ne raise as durable monuments as
the head Of the river. whose minses with the earliest
and latest records Of man. WILLIAM DARBY
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NTx1 THuE Am rRx FA1sx PsIxArxHno.x --The Nav
York Journal c CowSs0 whis soatly adsccaus tbs ~,
prsmacy Of the consuon the absurd viss Of certain
has lately successfully exered itself
TO pfchsse the freedom Of the 6rst negro arrested m New
York under the fugitive law whose case excited soma
commseraon from the fact of bis having had 10 leave ws
and children and that journal some inquiries in rs
latOn to the matter with the following sensible observations
eve have received two three communications desrnr
to know what proportion of the money contributed for the
emancipation ofJames Halet given by aboionis,s We
do not know the politics Of all the donors but ere not aware
the wor unless Isaac Hoenbeck coored is Of that way Of
thinking Nor do remember that on any previous occa-
sion, when money has been yased through this Office for
the emancipation OF slaves any thing has been given by abo
oniss proper, except perhaps $40 in all by coored men,
The amount raised within the last five months is S. sOO
securing the emancipation of forty slaves and The removal Of
Of them 10 Liberia together with eleven free color
ed persons belonging to the families And yet we arc
called "prosayey men, and are the donors o ninetee
twenteths not ninety hundrehs whole amount
They on the other hand who make matter Of principle
not to give any thing for the emancipation Of slaves but by
their incorporate zeal and furious demonstrations have retard
ed the extinction Of slavery least half century, are in
their own estimation the peculiar friends Of the slave the real
Simons They great stealing slaves but to give any
thing tor the emancipation Of slaves wounds their tender con-
sciences dear souls. The other day man named Chaplin
Of Albany got caught in the down in Maryland and was
jugged Anon the aboitionists held convention at Gaze
nov and resolved TO rsiss $50 900 in order defend him
rom me penalties Of the law. This $40 0OO if applied a.
economically the aforesaid S. soo would the free
dom Of more than tco hundred slrues. Applied to Chaplns
defence it will only be expended upon lawyers abolition ec-
urers &C. The time will come, hope, when sthngs will
be called by their right names.'"
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

i mentioned in our last paper the assembling
body for the revision Of the State Constitu-
D4seN ~ may be acceptable, not only to our nu-
o readers in the Stale, but to the large num-
bhem out of it who are interested in its local
20 see complete list of the members Of the
ntion, which we therefore subjoin:
va. t'tsi Delegates.
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D.
u 6omac -. !. Louis q. H. Finney, Of Acconac.
rthsmpton Z. Henry A. Wise, Of Accomsc.
~ folk City Samuel Watts, Of Norfolk county.
4kfolk county. John Petty, Of Princess Anne.
>Incess Anne Arthur r. Smith, Of Norfolk county.
m Tazewell Taylor, of Norfolk City.
\ I; ss John Tunis, Of Norfolk City.
(;s cneemond.. Robert Ridley, Of Southampton.
81 Wight. John r. Chamblss, Of Gfeensvle.
4thempton. John Y. Mason, Of Richmond.
i 1bx.. ....... "A. 8. H. Borges, Of Southampton.
II N41y ........- ftlsps38H n, M .fsf}6a ~
4 Greensville .... " 6sF,s,..s q .e
j. xeeembnrg. -. James H. Cox, Of Chesterfield.
CbcsterGed. Thomas Wallace, Of Petersburg.
Frince George. Timothy Rives, Of Prince George.
James "A, Jones' Of Petersburg,
u RiGhmond City Robsst q. scssR Of Richmond.
\ Henricp. John A. Mssedith, d Richmond.
Chatiss City \. John M. Botta q Hsnrirn
b New Kent. i. James Lyons, Of Richnond.
II Robert G. SIanard, of Richmond.
Hector Davis, of Richmond.
g. Williamsburg .Lemuel j. Bowden, Of Williamsburg.
Y James City. Rob't McCandlish, Of Williamsburg.
Gloucester. 49,. - r
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-06

In offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs our wish to r
fe with the lives health of the afflicted but frankly lay
before them the opinions of distinguished
the evidences of its success from which they judge
themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves wild
assertions false statements its efficacy, will
out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will war
rant
Many proofs here given, and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish feeling they will find
them perfectly reliable tho medicine worthy their bos
confidence and patronage.
Professor CIeaveIamd,
OF Bowdon College, Mane wrtes-s'1 have witnessed the
ehecs OF your CHERRY PICTORIAL in my family and
that Of my friends and it gives satisfaction to state its
favor that medicine have known has proved
neny successful in curing diseases of the throat and lungs
Rev Dr. OsgOOd
Wres Tint he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL the best
and states that his after being obliged keen
the months with cough accompa-
symptoms of Consumption, commenced the the Cher
ry Peetoral,' and had completely recovered
Ex-ChancellOr King,
and But for tie aG G Sfs s. e
might have continued to be for many years b
that has CARED me AID am happy to bear testimony its
efhcacy.'
such testimony ask public to judge for them
selves.
DR.. AYER-Dear Sir: For two years afflicted with a
very severe cough accompanied by splitting Of blood and pro-
was Induced to use Your Cherry Pectora and contined e
do so till considered myself cdred and asrbe the effect to
your preparation. JAMES RANDALL.
Hampden SPRINGFIELD Nov. q 1873
This day appeared the above named james Ranal and
prohGunced the above statement true in every respect
LORENZO NORTON, Justice
The Remedy that Cures.
PORTLAND, Me-, JAM TO- Iat5:.
Dr. AYER-I have been long afflicted with Asthma ,rIicb
yearly worse until last autumn brought ON cough
which confined me n chamber and began assume the
alarming symptoms Of consumption tried the best adj
vice and the best medicine to no purpose Until used
Cherry Pectoral which has cured me- and Won NAV vel ~
iiexe me. Gratefully yo4Ts ]. ID. PHELPS
thereis value in the judg the wse who snea
from experience here is medicine worthy the public
fdence. - EsssA.So wa
Prepared by J: c. AVER, Chetist Lowell Massss
Sold III Wilmington, N c., by Dr. A. c. EVANSE ri 6
and Druggists generally throughout the State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-09-06
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
RRHelYnd a. Ii.

TUST KeceiVed Mt ShNw's Drug Store, third ~
y door North of HART & PoILEY's, Front Street, NJ
Wilmington North Carolina, where Physicians coun- x
try Merchants and all Others who desire to consult their
interest, purchase the best Drugs and Medicines
Paints, Oils and Dye StUffs, Pcrfumery and Patent
Medicines, Garden Seeds fresh from DAVID LASDRETus
Philadelphia and every other article usually kept in Drug
Sore 25 per cent cheaper than similar goods be obtain
ed at perhaps any other house in the Ssate.
The subscribers would beg to remind those Physicians who
paronzed the late WIN SHAW that they still be supplied
with everything of the best quality and the most
able terms No exerOn will be spared render satisfaction
to those who favor with their patronage, and
spectfy solicit call before purchasing elsewhere We have
just received fresh supply of those Instruments for action
of the spne highly recommended by the Medical faculty
of New York and Philadelphia, and which certain pre-
venve against consumption and indispensable to Clerks
and others confined sedentary lfe of whom should
be without them. Also, fresh arrival of pencer Pills. which
warranted to headache in twenty-five thirty min
utes time In the operation they the agreeable
Pills invented acting upon the stomach and bowels and
bringing the liver its proper functions they fail
the system HEALTH strength and vigor Call and got
box at SHAw's Drug Store Sd door north of HIATT Pol
LEY's SHAW & BROTHER.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. 4th lS5O.--[l7tf