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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

STATE or VERMONT, ! BE II ren,en,.
D,stric, Of Rutland, 81. t-rrd the, a,
= SPECIAL session Of the Probate Court Of the
sud District Of Rutland, held al Rutland, 10
and Tor said District OH the Sd day oiUciobcr
A. -, 1850.
PteMn, Hon. Harvey Button, Judge
Whereas JOSEPH. Wolcott of Prisiord in
said district has this day made application 10
sa,d court rrpfcsrnting that he - interested
IN usc srvevs,on oft dover Of the widow Of
Leonard D,m'ck, late Of sad Pittsfnrd dc.
ceased, intrstate, that said widow is now de-
ceased. and therefore requesting said court 10
order 4 d,v,s'on Of sa,d revcrson among the
heirs and owners thereof.
Therefore, II is ordered " the said Probate
Court, that the order Of sa,d div ision aud the
appointment Of com missiOoers 10 make said
DIVISION be and the sane are hereby referred
Tor . hearing aud decision 10 the stated
session Of SAID ProbateC Court 70 be held at the
Office Of the Register Of said Court. in Rut-
land, in said District, on the lst Monday, be.
ing the 9th day Of November, A. ID. lesal, and
that notice thereof he given by publishing q
certified copy Of the record Of this order,
three weeks succ-ssivciy previous thereto, IN
the Rutland Herald q newspaper printed al
SAID Rutland, IN OF der that all persons inter
ested therein may then and there appear b..
fore said court aud object to the granting Of
sad petition, il they see cause. a tue
copy Of record. 80
HENRY HALL. Register.
STATE or VERMONT, BIZ il remember.
District Of Fa'rhavcn, -, ! ed that ut pro.
hate court holden al Castletpn in and for said
district On the 2st day Of October, 4 d. 1850,
An instrument, purport'ng to be the last
will and testament of Kelsey Howard, late
of Wells in said district, deceased, being pre-.
sented 10 the court here by Harry Goodspcad
| the executor therein named, for probate.
It's ordered by said court that all persons
| concerned therein be notified to appear at a
SC 4sion Of said court TO be held at the probate
| office IN Casiieton aforesaid, on the first
| Wednesday, being the 9th day Of Novem-
her mex aud show cause it any they may
have sgsns, the probate Of said will for
which purpose il 10 further ordered that q
copy of the record Of this order be published
three weeks succcssiyely IN the Rutland
Herald, a newspaper printed nj Rhtland ~
this state, all which publications shall be
previsns To the time appointed for said hear
ing. A true copy Of record.
80 ALsos WARsrs, Judge.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
Knives,

kulve0,
A are KNIVES and mn M,'tahc. n. T.. Spen.
"A eef has just received . lot 81 pock ct cut.
lory from the Watsss,ile Mann fsctotv, vary
ias IN si.e fsosn that u piece Of Chalk to he
little end az nothing sharpened, all Of which he
warrants 10 his frieeds.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Persons from the eoantry, wishing to consult
AZ experienced city Physic,au, Que in Whom
confidence may H.. = acsh. NAV call ut my I'll
II SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
A S CUTLER. M D
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
Notice
DR.. William .

A TRAP Ia Catch funb.sm, ju., received
~ by Sp~aces
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Die fIebente BOlf6sablun9 uno Sin
iNmmlnnQ Don StQIififen fir 1850

Scr Der. Staotsn Marlbatl fir bsn 6itlis
den 9iltrift pon NennIVlpnnien, bat fclaenbe
5oSrrcn ais &sbuIf6 WarlbdGs ernannt fir
STt6 SawtD, ndmItb:
l. COiIliam \. Scibcrt, fir Waricn, Ser
tbsI, 9ulpebodsn, Obsr Supsbcfen, O6er
Serm penn, HCrO lociOebsr9, Oobsr 6tis
btIbsr9' Saunfbips' unO Die StaOt QBCs
mGlsbcri.
2. DiIIiam 10. Sd,&rGr, fir bic gioCff
Barb, &eooin9, @IfaS, OIsD unS grster
SamlbpS.
8. 8Gj'min NJ. Sea9' fir bic Sibmelr
QEaro, &Caoing, WnO Inter Bern 5aunfcb.
4. Semion Grove, fir Die HCrbmsiflEa
&saoIn9' unb Inter 6eibeIbrQ Saunlbp.
5. Carl ICiolcy, Sprus 8arb, &sabinQ.
6. JenaS SOD, fir MarotawnD, aIbanp,
9rllnwttfdn Gan9fbmamm unb HibmOnO
Saunihip6, unb bic Stnbt &ustaun.
I. JofCpb SuttCrmef, fir JoersfOro, 8af
ibin9tCn unb 9iffrift Saunlbips.
8. CpiIliam Steiner, fir GSinOIcr unb
YerrD Saunibp6 unb Die Stabt 6amburo
0. 6Porg q. gconare, fir amtp, Carl
unb Yee Sounf6ips.
10. Daniel y. Rnabb, fur llniCn, 9Ou9laB
unb SCIsbrcofbaIs SnunfbipS.
IL. Caleb Joncs, fir @drnarpOn unb &C6e'
iOn Iaunfbip8.
II. Jaeob ~. Sefrr, fir SrfnUd unO
&umru Saunitip6.
l3. Carl DCbart fir &ofIanO, WaibsnCrief,
AntalaWnD unb Nu6tombmanCr Sounib.
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SSmrD &ifte
fir ben 2(u0nit:Germin 1850.

6ranosJuror8:
Samud SearO. Saitnirtb, NCbefOn.
Manofe SoDsr, @roblbmisb, BafDn9tOn.
SortbOIomem 8srtO, @fq., Grstsr.
Sfanc 9eturf, Bauer, Winbior.
DnpiO 9rumbeOer, 6ausibrsinsr, OLsD.
Saeob 9isnsr, Gbubmaber, OIeD.
WiibasI SrsD, WtIler @umru.
2SiOiam @rssn, fsnJ SreDfafs, HeabinO.
Samusl @ruber Sa9Itbner Waratawnp.
SaIOmOn 6effner' Bauer, 8ibmonb.
SObn 6slsr SutfbsnmabcJ &soOin9
Deter SIcpp, Bauer, ROrOs9eibd6erq.
Benjamin Size, Qebrer, &enter.
Somuel 81. Serfbnsr, Saufmanu, Venn.
&eubsn Mull, Bauer, @umru.
SamsS 9. WtcDerI Sabadipinnsr, 6amburq.
G0elnrib RilIsr, Sausr, llntsrsJ6eibslbera.
SUBn s.. MObr' Rdufmann, GBinOfOr.
a6am gteDer Saust, BinOfor.
SObn 9. &ieo, &aufmann, Waricn.
GamueI 6otbenber9er Saifmirtb, @IIas.
Josinrid 9immcrS, Bauer, gaernarpOn.
SCbn Sbie, jr.1 Bauer SQeiOsIbsra.
pNIip QSa9ner, QSn9ner, ObersSuIpebCdsH.
Jurors fur Ole rrits webe.
Gtmooo Noame, 9eBerI Neaoln9.
QSiaiam Srenss9bOf, SnffWirtb, Nodlano.
SaeOb SsIemanv Bauer, ObsrsSupsbCdsn
9api6 Ssbtet, Sa9I6bnsr, QSnGbinatCn.
@sOr9 SebtsI Sa9l6bnsr, &saOin9.
Daniel SadenifOs, @rObibmibt, ObersSern.
Scbn Snusr, Bauer, 6ersfCr6.
Sofua SideI, 8ausr Obs:sSuIpebOdcn.
Josinrib Braun, 6utmabsrJ Msabina.
Srisprid SebtsL Saitwirtb, Rustaum.
Daniel @Isaper, Bauer Vef.
QBillam @a0, 6auSfbrsnsry Ssnbina.
SneCb ScIsmam Sbnsbsr, 9tmtp.
Deter 9reslsr, Bauer, SriinmitIb.
8ssGe 9apis, MilIsr, Waiosnerief.
SamusI 9rsfbsr Bauer, ganaIbwamm.
2tarOn @9OIf, Sautr, OltD.
Gamuel @Ger, Bauer, &uBtaun.
Billlam Sifber, Bauer, Bern
SatOb @rdff. @fqJ SuBtaun.
6enrib 9. @Crbnsr Sauer, ObsrsSern.
4oam @dtD 6ausltbrsnsr, Siea6ina.
SaeCb Sider, isn., Bauer, Bern.
SObn J9nmfber Sbnsibsr, &odlanb.
0atban Sod, Bauer, &ibmCno.
&briifCpb Saecbs, Sauer, &ctsfon.
@alsb SCnes, 6oIs,Nssnt, &saOin9.
6sinrib Rsneau, Qausfbrsinsr, BOmslsborf.
Sobas ROt, Saifpirtb, Carl.
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9yrefT6emt sIillmlprc.

Der 2(btb. NeiIIarb SiGmOrs, 9itssprefbent
Der Der. Staatsn, ,eurce ju Sumnsrbia, ga.
Du9o Sountp Nsu VOrf, 9ebOrsn, am 7. Sas
nuor 1900. Gsin Batter, Natbaniel SiamOre,
iit Elm Bauer, Der nOd jest in erie @auntp,
Rsu yorf, wobnt. !6r. SiImOre arbsitsr in
isinsm fribsrsn qsben a Sabr am Submabsr,
@sfbdfts, unb WabrsnO Der 3sit bsnuste er Isis
ne misssn Stunrsn gum Hsien unO GtuOrsn.
Sm AItsr BON 10 Sabrsn ;c9 sr bic 2tufmerf,
famfet OsS Nibkrs QEOOo, BON &apuQa &auns
tD, auf lib, Der ibn in feline Office nabn. cyn
1921 ;Os CT nab Buffalo unb sins in cine
Campers Office, pObsi CT SbuIs belt fir fsis
nsn llntsrbaIt, biS gum SABRE 1923, 100 CT
grlaubnis erbsIt in Der SOurt pcn common
pleas 5u prafti;ren.
Sn 1927 wurOe CT in bsr SupremssG Ourt
bss GtaatS 9lsu VOrf aI6 &stts:stnwalt gus
9slantn. Sn 1929 wurbe CT als Mitolisb Der
NnsmbID, fur erie Sauntp, srwdbIt unb wurs
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W6o6en bat man ME pieber ettpas 9es
bort pieGeibt III Die lln9lddllde lo9ar
unter Den 6anoen oes eIenoen Sel'sere
oes Birtbebaule6 eeiforben. G8ae l6
permo6te, bot ib auf, um ibr S6ldlal
5u ermitteln; ib bot cine beoeutsnoe
Summe, menn man mir &unoe bon lbr
brin9e, bis jeet per9eben6, aber oud beu'
te nod sebe itb germ Die SodIfte meineS
8erm69ens oarum, penn i6 fie pieoer
finoen fann, oenn i6 peroanfe ibr mein
9eben. ltnterboIt. Slatt.
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Be speimal msoererwdbt. SIN 6erbffs 1882
wurDe sr in ben gonsrss 9swdbIt uno nad9bs
laut fsnsr 9isnif;sit bs9ann sr feline prOfsfIlo.
nsae YrariS pisbsr. Sn 1886 wurbs sr wis.
Der In ben @cnsrsB 9slanet nnb ipdtsr fir els
nen anOsrn Sermin lpisossrmdbIt. 0Bdbreno
bisisr SieunS mar CT YOrliser Der @Ommittss
pom Wittd unb 0Se9s. Sn 1914 nuroe CT
BON Der Bbi9.partei alS 9anbibat fir Sou.
psrnor ernannt. Sn lS47 Uurce ct erwabIt
alS Staatss@Omphoasr. Sn ls4s purbs CT
aIs SeespreIioent Der Der. Gtaaten erpdbIt
uuo am 3. MarS l849 ibsrnabm sr bispfifs
ten jeneS 2tmtss.
Qr. SIlImOrs 1T nun Yrefibent Der Berein.
Staatsn unO iOmit sur b6bffen Blree 9sitiss
gen wslbs OaS 8UIf bislsr Union SH psr9sbsn
pat. SQlsrSurb bewdbren fdb rpiscsr Die 8Crs
Su9e nnisrsr treien SnltitutiOnen, WC audi ben
Ar'nen Der lSS9 ju Den b6bffsn lSIrben OHen
tsbf. SQr. StlmOre 1T, Wis auS Der Cbigsn an.
9nos DsrUOr9sbt, pCn unbsmittetsn @ltern gss
borsn, absr isIn fleisi9eS Strebsn iib miiIens
ItbattIIb ju bIINsn, trabts Jpn auf Die S0bn
oes Nnbmss' rUcrauf CT ffneQ pCrmdrtS elite,
70 6as Ct unter bsm 9Itsr BON 80 Sobrrn bon
isInsn WtltONr9srn Su einem 2tmte srwdblt murs
oe' no or nur nod einsn Sbritt BON Der b0d)s
ltsn QSnrbs sntfsrnt mar. @r 1T nun YreIis
oent Der Eer. Staaten unb ba ct Iid) in alien
Nsmtsrn mslbs CT friBer bsbisnts ffsts rubnls
pOa ausRlbnete, 70 fam cs nidbt anberS lsin,
aIs bas sr AUDI ba6 Nmt UOsu CT burd ben
500 unltrs6 Uirbi9en VrsGbtntsn 9ttln0tt,
NIT QSirOe, 2rsus unO sum bsifen bse Qanoss
perwOItsn Uiro. 2l6 Mann pcn ftifem @ba,
raftsr unS dbtsn GGbia:Srunoldssn srmartsn
mir ron ibm' baB CT iiCb nab beltsn Srdfhn
bsmibsn wirb, jsns Mnsrs0sIn burbwltssu
wOfir bic QGD9S fbOn fsit peIeM Sabwn &C:
fdmpft babsn.
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Su salbpiIIc senuese. mar bic seudDefo ffart eaB
ptIc 9eute iOrSogen nnb felbf bic Sfraus9eber Der
td9Iiden Sldtter ibre GeIhdItc enlcIIten ssd6 bem
sbnebmeu Der &ranibcit 1ub cbod bic neiiten Gin
pObner 5uridgefcbr unb bic tiglibcn 3citungen cr-
ftbeinen micber regelmdBg Sn SSalbingtcn Ibent
aud bic Cholera ODER cine dbnIibc rdnbcit gu berr
iden eingc GOn9rcb9Iicbcr unb bobe Scamtcu lei
ben bardn unb bic 6oIge bNOOn mirb tpdbriteinIid,
Elm bdIcigcr aufbrub bCS GOngrrlcS iein, mas ipc~
ni0ftens fein Sdubc fir ba8 Quno mare
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len @lnter nidtS 9eb6rt pemutbe aber, baB er IT.
9fn0 rineH reiden Sled 9efunben bat uut lein Slid
Derals9rdof Soab8 Nre, gSitman uno 3erbD llnb
ebenTollO ndb ben n6rbIiden Uincn gcsangeu Sar-
rellb IT III Der Na6baribaitb b SdnSoie, i'm S9dnoe
meger einem Stit Qanb bon ettpa Scbn 9eagucS
nit FTrroen. &inbOieb unb Snbianern SOrreIIb bat
mobl9rtbdn lelt er bier 1T unb er perbient eS Die
gaHje SsleIIIdat 1T bm pcrphi6tet fir GefdHi9fci
ten sSm 6. 9eabenpOrtb 1T ebenianS uab ben
WslHen 9e9an9en; er bat oieI 3et beroren felt er
bier t 0ber Id criparte ba6 cr icb beier tbun miro
SIe beIoen Srolb lino nod in Der Stabt
9So lou Der 8duer Fl d. &atb boIcn2
Nntport in Der neucn Ndcrbau- 3citIdrft, bcm "9I.
mcrifani1ben Bauer" benn Der Serau89ebcr Iorbcrt
Sccen, Scr ctpaS gBibti9cS ibcr Ndcrbuu, g8ilTcn.
ibafen tpi0cn mill auf ibm bic Sragc Sll3uIfden,
uno penn CT itIbh nidt bic rebtc Nntport Qcbcn
fam, bdnn tuirb bic Sragc in Der nidftcn 3eituna
abgcbrudt, unb NIc, bic Grfabrung in Der Sadie ba-
ben, auigefOrcert in Der ud6iten Summer cine ant,
mort 81 OcrOffentben Gin loId)eS 8latt bCrbicnt
ood li6er bic llntCritilBuug Der 9auCrn
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Sdrcflider 5turm - Eifenbabnslln,
aliife, Ganalbrilebe u. {. 10.

Buffalo, ,. 10. Sul. - I'm lsBten Sreitasa
HbCnD 3wiI6en unO 8 llbr brad aus peny
ounfeIn, oiebten qBolesn, welfe (th Itbon
tim feds lIbr 81 GarnmsIn anfnssu, ems bsr
frhtbarfen Sepitter, ipeldbes ipir je inSuf'
faIC Gaben. Slab alien Sibmngen bin fol9.
te 8ltB auf Slie, be9leitet bon eincm bsitau.
Dig rolenben Bonner. bet bier NIB ba onrh
eiuen be(tisCrn Shlas In Der Nibe unterbros
cbsn wuroe. OisIes srpBartise Seuertprt
Der 0latur rpar BON einem beftisen Nessn uno.
9turmipinbt tssIsitst, bic unssfdbr cine
9tHnce anbiCIten.
Ser Sturm war 70 heftis, oaB oabursk
nidt unbepeutenper Sebapen ~ allen 9beilen
BET Sta6t 0naerihtet iDurpe. Saume nut,
Den eatrpur1eIt, S6Crniteine um9eitir5t unb
Odher bsrabsrrporfen. Ois 5aifte oss Oas
hCs ocr 0lOrtb.Sburd iel auf ein nabee
6aHs uno terlhIns oadeIbe gum Sbeil eben
70 Oas Dab an Smitb nno Srctbers gleOa.
tor, fp0bei 6r. g. Smitb beoenteno OerleBt
,puroe sbrnCo bas Dab an I'd. 3. NohtifsrhG
GleSator uuo mebren anbern Ssbauotn.
90 beftia Der Sturm aneb Iebon bei d
mar, 1T er bod psiter 6tlieb mob neit bd
aer uno ambaltenrer gftrelen mnb bat al
3erttSrunaem nno lInsliifsfane veranla6t
Sn Hlbanpnp brad Der Sturm um s.
ubenbs los iinb oauerte init Mnunterbro
6eftisfsit bis II lltr. pl6slict fhr
Neseu in Strtmen berab, 70 oa6 aae
| Fen iberfbmsmint iparen, unb uuteI
b6rIihem SIiBen unb Oonnern I'd
1BaGer bon ben 6iaeln burd bic q
90 tpeit bis jeBt Die Slaltritbfen
gen ltne, bat bic 8lutb unsebemren
anserihtet. Jn bet 9tabt felbf
9trabsh Die bon ben 5iseln berat6
perfhieoenen Nittansen anfssE1
SsIlsr IN allen Wlebtanssn Gnau
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Sin Mouument fir Srclbent Sab
lcr-Sr 8ebNcr lbcr9ub am 9icnhd9c i'm SCHut
III 8aIbn9tOn cine Siu, porin $4,000 beruiaigt
perbsu, fur bic Grri6tun9 cincS glOnumcnt8 gu Oh
rrn beS OeriorbcncH 9rcfbcntcn 9icIclbe paIilrtc
tinitimmig i'm Stnate
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Oemofratiite QBti9-
SOllmtO ~ ScrIdiltanlun0

Die bsmcfratibsn QEbi9s pon SsrF6Saun'
tp unS a(It biz gu @unifsn bsr 9e9cnwdrt9sn
WatiCnaLs uno StnotSs2lbminiifrntiCnen Iint,
GnO srIubt elmer oG9smsInsn &auntDsSrians
lung bsi;umNbnsm ,psIds 9sbaItsn wrb
am Wtonta9e 0en 6. 9lu9uit,
um l lIbr 3abmittaas, i'm bisfasn &Ourtbaus
f., fir ben 3rusd 0Orfsbun9sn fur Die ndbitt
lctrbit'BabL ~ trsfTsn.
Jacob Sofman, GCr(iRer.
|osinrib g. SCpp, 8. Sauman Bel,
&arl @briifmon QEm. QE. 3Bebsr,
qBm. s. Ssibsrt MaDburp u. 8srtOlst,
@tebenOe COMMITTEE.
Meabin9, Suli %.
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3rGucr-Se3eu9ungtn.-DieSir9 Burger bon
philadelphia buben anfaIteH fir cine groBorti0c
rauer-Pro3cifon 9ctrofcH. gu Gbrcn bc8 OcrfOrbr-
nen Rreftentcn, pelbr am ni6ncn Gicnfagc ftatt-
finten mirc. Die Sirgcr bon Nlcntaun babcn
ben nd6ften Samfa9 fir cine dDntc YroeIaOn be-
ftimmt Sn 2uncafer pirb am ndmliten Sage cine
dbnIitc Pro3cilion fir benIcIben 3pcd isin QGaS
tperben bic Burger bon &eubn9 tbun2
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Die Gboferd, I'M Siben unb gss,len Il, nod
ben Iebtcn slad,ridten am Abnebupu Sn giutin.
natl inb bic sobcsfdlIe BON ber GbOlero bcbe,ttub
penser. rbenio in anbcrH tleinfrn stdbtcn in Cblo
Sn GOlumbus bat bic Geud,e bic Gonpcntion ,ur
9frinberuna Der Contribution auSenanber setrieben
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YI0bIibCr Z o b. Sobn SsimmeIrcib. bon
GIiaB 3auuIbip. mar am SamNag @or9en na6
bsm glurfte 9cpcpeIen. duf bcm pcmpe9c fcI tr
uupet 8tOtbcnbrr9rr'S 8irtbsbauIt auf Der Shube
nieber uno ipar cine Qeifc
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8eftorben-9snncbilIt tlmitcat peIber am
T. SuIi burb baS bOr3eitige aCS0ebcn ciner Sanone
bd6dbi9t purte. ftarb am pOrIcBten gOHta9e an
ben erbdItsnen @erebungeu
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9onbtn Reabinger 8otbiG9ern.- -
Su cncm Sriefe BON Srn Gbmarb " 8g9, friibcr
BON Reating, batirt San 6rdnci8tO ben 27iten Nlai
1850, an SdmcS 0snigbt GiQ, in bcicr Stdbt
fnbet il6 foIsenbe glubribt BON einigcn WlitgIie-
bern Der @eltOl6aft weI6e BON bier nd6 GaIiiorni-
eli aina, nm br @lid ju MAIDEN. @r id9t gSdt
bas GoIb in ticcm 2dnbc bctrfft, pctmutbe idb bdf
Gie bamit 3ufrieSen 1np ShnfmdI icpiel ipirc in
piclcr Sabrs3cit beruus0e9rdben, i'm gergIeib mil
terIcben Belt I'm oorgen Sabre Seber Sag brin9i
5uIdBlitr erfreulibe Sa6ribten BON ir9cno elncl
rci6en Gntbrdung GSrin unb SaDIcr ilnb naf ben
0liuen 9cganscn Bon SbbOt babe Id felt benz eb-
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Mtebiei SOnnfage 9ibtsin3 Oon2
Der "s'en yoricr Seobo@ter." angeblid, Gin Conn
tdsSbldtt beillbt uHs son, ielten, oieacid,t ulc
Ober 8 sscd)en cinmai 0enlnoCb miiIen in s,eu
Oori bic Gonntdse faft sten 10 rIten seiu. mic bic
tpeeen Rabfn g9ie oft iff es Scnntoos
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From WASHINGTON.

A Washington correspondent OF a New York
D mocratc Journal writes Of the present aspect
Of the California question:
NJ Benton will have the support Of General
Houston, and with this exception will have the
Whole body of Southern Senators, including Mr..
CLAW, against him. lie will also, with the ex-
capton o. Walker and Dodge Of Wisconsin.
Dodge of Iowa, Shields of Illinois, Whitcomb
OF Indiana, Chase, of Ohio, and possibly three
Senator's OF New England, have all the remainder
Of the democratic Senators from the North
against him. And as the administration have ia
ced about within a few days and now go for q
compromise il is probable that a very considera-
bic portion Of the wing Senators will follow in
its train, and thus render it almost certain that
Mr.. Benton will be voted down.
" In the House, the same machinery is at work
to put all these ncongruons things into one great
omnibus bill, and og-nIl them all together
through Congress. Mr.. McClernard, of Illinois,
has presented his project and those patriotic gen
tlemen, generally known as doughtaces, are san
guine OF its success.
Col Benton has, therefore, to contend against
the whole South, considerable portion of the
North, Mr.. Clay anI III Administration. Cas-
AMI Buchanan, and certain class OF northern
politicians, in addition to aborng hard for south
crn support, wish to kill him off and get him out
OF the way Tor the II Xt Presidency; aud all these
Influences combined, viii, unless northern seul-
mont IS brought to bear directly upon Congress,
b. sufficient to either keep California out Of the
Union, or admit her by opening New Mexico to
slavery.
Since the death OF Mr.. Calhoun, his friends
are disposed to stand up TO the position assumed
70 lis great speech, more unIallcringly than ev-
er. Mr.. Mason, ON Friday, stated distinctly, that
the admission OF Ca,iiornaas distinct question,
would drive the south out Of the union Mr.
'ntDn has accepted the issue, and wishes TO test
the strength of the slave interest instead OF com
promising with it. and thus giving il sufficient
strength at some future day Of doing that which
il now threatens