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EAGLE CUT MAILS.
BRUSH MANUPAoToRY.

D..-y PEARL-sT. FRANKLiNsQuA RE.-The sub
I'D scriber respectfully ioaorns bis customers and 10
uubc th.t he has band for Tbs Sprng ude large ~
,ssitewasl do window DO dusing do. &c Aso, an e1-
erl Of fancy brushes 81 superior workman
-, shich he is selling al me ower p;ices The under
hss received from the American Institute sve
sIf or the bes! brushes exhibited at iser late fair
% o,rs JOHN X HOPPEL
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OHIo sTATg LOAN OF $4,000 O0O.-Tl

nHID STATE LOAN OF $1,000 O00.-Ths
OCOmmlssouers II the Ohio Canal FUND.- BY virsue OF
act Of the General Assembly Of the State OF Ohio passed
Hacs H. 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposals.
will be received until Wednesday, the 9h of June a.
noon at the office OF The Oaio LIZ, Insurance and Trust
Company, New-YOrk for loan Of Two Millions Six Hun
bred Thousand Dollars for which transferable certificates
Of Ohio State Stock will be issusd AZ follows.
One Million Six Hundred ThDussnd Dollars to bear In
the OF Elk per cent per annum payable semi
annually In the City Of New York, and the pncpa reiIn
bused the pleasure Of the Sste after the year 1879
One mOc Of Jars to bear Interest Al the rare OF i've
per per payable above, and the principal
~ the pie Of the State after 1865.
The certificates Of stock will bear interest from the let
day OF July, 1850.
The premiums offered for said loan paid In cash.
opening the proposals by dsposting the with the
ONO Life Insurance and Trust Company, NewYors 10 the
credit OF the Ono Canal tund Commissioners The bal
srce principal To be paid above, either In cash u"
Ohio six per stOcx Of 1850 a. the lat day OF
July when The certificates Of stock will be delivered
The proceeds 81 the above loan required for the re-
depuOn Of the five and six per cent Stocks OF ONO ma
turing sfter December 81 1850 Proposals may, there
fore hdesred be- made w'ih ne understanding hs after
the payment Of the premium Of he six per stock sno
premium and i've per cent Of The principal OF the hye
per stock the balance may remain interest nj i've
per cent per annum from the s July he paid IL Of
not ess Than five thousand dosr at the pleasure OF The
bidder any before the 3lst OF December 1850
the stocks being withheld collateral security for such
payment
The proposals. which may he FOR my part OF said loan
not lees thAn thousand dollars state The amount
will he paid for each hundred dollars Of stock
c unaiiug betu the FIVE Rnd sly Der giving the
address 9th party making the proposal and bs osed
Ia enveOp marked Proposals for Chio State Loan"
and addressed To the Ohio Canal Fund Commissioner
OF GEO. 4. COE, Esq. Cashier, Nrw-YorA.
Z. N. SILL, AsIng Canal Fond Commissioner.
JOHN WOOD, Auditor OF State.
A A BLISS, Treasurer Of State. aN Uul9
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

W II You WANT he o'd Bre Canton Cana to match
yoar sets, jus; drop u ~ DAVIS CoLLANoKs Crociery
Store, Broadway (opP0tits he TAefsAls Sad purchase
Covered Dibes, oblong Dishes ScOIoped Dihes Coffee
add Tea Ceps, ard u,ary articles Of ts ware which
almost impossible 10 Cb'siu rys 5iWE&s'
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ss3s,l5O sl,Ce8,sIs

The Financial Report of the American Sunday
School Union as is the case with several other SO
cieties less important, has not yet been made out
The receipts last year amounted TO sl59,2s2, and
we learn that this year there has been slight Ia
crease. Evangelist.
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CITY ITEMS.
IL BoaEp on ASSISTANT ALpERMES,
Thursday Evening, Mays

The President in the Chair.
pe,;tioas-That Christie street. between Grand
and Division. and Hestsr-st. between Bowery ano
| Allen. be lighted with gas henonstrance %
boatmen mark etnen, and others, 70 the peur9n ~
the exclusive use Of piers No. y h. II ana Que n
half OF Fulton Market slip for steamoos's ne
| ferred. 49, 80
Renorfs-Adverse 10 the petition 20 stay pro
ceediozs for regulating Fifty fifth Ct. from Iento-
av 10 Hudson river, with ordinance that wo'k pro
coed. ADOPTED. To pay Dr.. Sfilweh s2o ior az
tendance on John II. Van Tassel Po.cenJin
Eleventh Ward who fell and disoca'en his aA''0
while on daiy. Laid on table ,,..- o
Communication from HIS Honor the Mayor re-
turning the Report Of the Law Committee a'rec'i's
the Corporation Counsel to take charge a. si.1 ~
which the Corporation is Interested HA'0i'' vi
the minutes. r,; l.. Moth
side Thirty rfn.h-st, between Ien'n'A' anu i''u
P,t,ton-Of w. C. II. Waddeil, asking that an
o-dinonce be passed providing Tor system OF
AWARDS &C., in opening streets. referred,
Pe,,,f,-In favor of permitting Russ Il Read
b. axrsnd the Ross pavement to Morris-s al cost
=, 81 0oO Assistant AID Bard and Francis stated
that as the Russ pavement becomes smo tn horses
slip on passing over it-other members highly re-
commended the pavement. Referred back
That a lease of bulkhead, foot OF Hoboken-st be
given to Messrs stevens for years from renewal
Of their present lease In 1852, at SoVO year.
Adopted. Adjourned.
RECEIPTS OF BENEVOLENT SOcIETIEs-Ther re-
cepts, during the past year. Of the principal Rel
gious and Benevolent Institutions, whose annlver-
saries are now being celebrated, show gratifying
increase over previous years. Tue aggregate Is
larger than was before contributed 10 the same
IL -
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- Rnnf nnd .hormnker,, IYnrLInr Linton
rt,- Nev-Yorl, and Harlem RaIIroad Co.-rAe

Annus eon Tor thirteen Dirs'tors o! tbs Company viii
be beIi Al their Office Hanover.E on Tuesday the 2lsi
dsy of Nav between the hours OF II a. sno O'clock NJ.
The Trsnssr BcOks will be close from me len 10 he !s,
- In A. KYLE. Jr. seeresry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

ArI-For perfrct picture IN every respect ~ TO CUR
sEYs old established gallery, ls9 Broadway The hke
res.es taken by bic process universally scxnow
ged 30 superior say heretofore taken In tots eosn
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BowERY BANK. New Yorf, Way 1850

x the BouFu OF DiftCtofs uA'o us 10y, ~
csred dividend Of four per cent 90 the espsl STOCK ~
his Instruton PAYABLE cr AID sNer the 10Th IL Tho
transfer books Willie cl0srd Usil the Oh ncasve BY
order Inns eti \. q. BRADFORD, Cashier.
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A. KYLE Jr. sscreay.
" :. Loun.berry Dentist , e cS s I rs5

has reruoyec 10 rs ChsInbersst where be Nll con-
inue practice Of his profession Beat mineral Teeth sci
on fine gd plste style surpassed slthe for oesny
or durability All operations connected with Ms profession
performed he shortest notice and with such degree OF
decacy ana 10 warrant the mo.t perfect sas-
heHsp ais lASTu&Th'
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.

NAyAL-The U. s. steamer vSen, uum VIC
Gulf Coast arrived ct the Navy ] ara u @'''"e
ten On The I'll inst
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 1856 BOwERY, FOR TIE
TREATMENT OF CHRCxsIC DISEASES.

nR UPHAM confines himself to an Oaice practice, and
Dmsy be consulted In reisIion " any disease, from
O'Clock 10 The morning I'LL o'clock +. NJ The doctort
remedies for dyspepsia liver CON snts scrofEa and bco'
uansn unrss-d ard WARRANTED % cure Ia ali cases.
FOR THE PILES
Dr. UPHAMs Eecsusfy, ian internal remedy,) 10 esr'
tain for the piles In every form. Sold by the proPne
tor 1886 Bowery, Toussy, lf6 saIsarsI Mira bays Ie
Fulton Brooklyn, and by Druggists 1hro1ghooih tn',ea
States. hs im"
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PAPER-HANGINGS.

yy,uy sUBSCRIBERi 10 COW offering, al extremely lnr
l onoss an ennre cew s.ock Of French and Ainefiee
Wal Papers equal la style, gsrey and cosiiiy 70 az
he -i;y Also great variety Of Frsaeh fireBoad frAnA
rlrpas.ing In ehDess anything heretofore imported
JOHN 0REAsON al Greenwicnd
mn 1neoAk betxs-n Murrag ssd Robinson ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

~ Wnfer. Cure Hou-e.-T L. NICHOLS, d. and
MIR NJ ; Cove NICHOLS Wsier-Cure Physicians 81 West
Twensysscouds Patients received for fan OF day ireSi-
fnert or visited at their residences Consultations from 10
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

gsf~ LIQUID Hair Dye, Improved 20 as 10 color The
bar or whskers the momenr applied without the lessi
nfuryii I. entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
asH-d with the yronges. sosp Immediately II IL sPpfed
Nii1Oa. str dry For sse or applied a. eATcHyL'
III Wig Fs-i5rg Vtl-si ryl5TuThkSaib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Geaeral Term.-Hon. WIN.
7. McCoun, Presiding Judge and Justices Ma
than B. Morse aud Hon. John w. Brown
The following persons were examined THURSDAY,
and admitted to practise as Attorneys and Coun-
sellers at.Law in all the Courts Of this State VIM.
NJ. lngraham, John L. LeiIerss. Jacob B. deuel.,
Caleb 5. Woodruff Jr.. Cornelius D. Blake, John
Townsend, Stephen +. Chadwick w Howard
Wal Gerard NJ. Stevens, James p HYATT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

llUBLIC hUIiCE-sUfREmE cOUkT-fn the matter Of the
Application Of III. Mayor Aldermen and Comonaty Of the
OF New for relative the opening and laying Of public ps-
suyvesAn the Seventeenth Ward Of ad CITY
Public Notice hereby the Mayor. Aldermen Com
monay Of the City Of Nswfofs pursuant o. statute such
made provided that the Tbs Mayor and
Cry Of New application Supreme
Cou Of the STATE q New Yors Special term The sad Court
b. hS the City Hall the City ofNe- fors Saturday The 18th
May 1850 the opening OF the Court that
counsel be beard the appointment Of con
and The above entitled
tha, tie and Of the the opening and
lay Of public place. Known stuyvesnt square bstS
and sh Avenue buund-d nors By Tth and souher
by eth street Seventeenth Ward u the City ofes YORK;
the d ts map fih- sad CITY By NuIe Of
an relative ~ Improvement touching the Lay
g Roads the City Of New iors and for other
purposes passed April Sd also entitled An Act
70 Map Plan Of the City u New Yors BY laying ont
thereon pabe place stuyyssnt square, passed March
10Th ls50-Datsd New fors, April 1rh. 1850
,My2s HENRY T. DAVIES Counsel fof the Corporation
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II EDBt Gs.-H ATsUN', infaiaDie b-cDug rvlson
- Tor the total destruction Of lhsse troublesome and tlthy
insec1 It's peodless TO more for this sesdy scknow
edged remedy than that sands unrvsed
~ other arc for The purpose To be he'd only a. IS
Csrhannsst and It's FuIcusI Brooklyn Price saiuss
q bogtse. as Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT FROM CAM.
PHEsE.-Thursday morning about II o'clock, a
young man named James French, 10 years OF age,
while attempting to ill lighted csmphene lamp
with gas, it exploded, scattering the contents
over hi. body setting his clothes on fire, and burn
ing him in the most horrible manner. The suffering
man was Immediately conveyed to the City Hos
pital, where be soon afterwards died from the
effects Of the burns. Where be lived or where the
terrible affair occurred the reporter could nOs
learn The Coroner will hold an inquest today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING.

MANUFACTURERS, X. BEMAN K co. NEwYokK.
LII ORDERS and communications, either verbal or ~
"A letter. addressed the Subscribers the Office OF j.
Rowe, Broadway, nj their residence, la Twenty.
eghths seventh house OF Fourth-ay and Isl Essi
Tbirrielhst between Lexington and Third avs viI ~
ceive immediate attention References and ssmgSs g"
be had application " the subsclfbers s<o Im-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE-About "a o'clock, Wednesday night a
FIRE broke out in the large livery stable Of Patrick
Murray, in Columbast. near Atlantic. IL broke
out in the hay loft OF the building, and was evident
y the work of an incendiary. The building was
two stories, and extended from street to street, in
the center of the block bounded by Atlantic and
Pacific sits. rear Of a large block of stores and
dwellings on Atantc.st. The firemen were
promptly on the spot, and by their exertions, saved
vast amount of property from destruction. The
most serious loss falls upon Murray, whose stock
was uninsured Fortunately, Murray had his best
carriages and horses at the Opera House in New
York. About forty horses belonging to himself and
private gentlemen, were let loose before the fire
reached the lower story. Mr.. Murray has sustain
ed serious loss in not recovering his books of
counts, sleighs, harness, carriages and the para
pharnaa of his stable. upon which there was no
insurance. Loss about a., 600.
Adjoining on Pacific ST. and extending the whole
length of the block were offices and sheds, occu-
pied by Peter B. Anderson, stone cutter, Mr..
Weeks, cabinet maker, estate Of p. |. Arcuarius,
coal yard and others, which were much damaged,
but iuDy covered by insurance. The stable was
owned by Multord Martin and fully insured
The iiremen Of our city and those of New York
deserve the thanks of our citizens for their skill in
preventing the further destruction of property.
Eagle
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II. l. T. III. LAME

HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
HAVING MADE extensive Arrangements for The In
IlcreasiDg sprng trade are prepared execute all
osrs Ia heir line cheaper han any other similar establish
in the city Cal and specimens, and leave your
orders heh viii promptly executed Store $50 Green
wchsi door below Chnstoph-rst Constantly hand
large assortment Of paints oils glass, &c my2 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

'nG a a vl-Evd ofkcs for The
L practice u Law, ~ 81 wslsl Jsancey-e0or New
York Mag l. 1850. CHARLES r. KIRKLAND
Tue Subscriber On connection with Charles Kukl.ud
has opened once for he practice OF the Law 80 Wall
ct Janncey- Co1n-New York, Nav |. 1854
nyi Iws LuClEN BlRpsEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

EXPECTED RIOT AT acknowledgements
was made ON Thursday to the Chief of Police BY the
President of the Hudson and Delaware Canal Co.
for men to assist in preventing riot, which twas
anticipated, would take place near Roundout, in
consequence of lllfeeling which exists between the
Corkonians and landowners. The Chief sent
twelve officers, armed with revovers, under the
command of Assist Captain Norris of the Twelfth
Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

'IO PRlNrkSS.-F0 f sAls, Of Tsyors lsrgesl
size single cylinder, book Snt pgindn- Presses
engue ssched srsprings Gad selfayng appsfAiQs bed
S5sS inches IN complete order, and nov rsnripg VIII
be sold low, Apply 10 DANIEL ADEE, l01 FailOast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

SHOW CAsEs-At EARL LREEyEs, SAG Broomr-
~ the Bowe, Csses Of every description, Silver
and German Silver, Mahogany. Rosswood Walnut and
Brsss Cases Also, Silver Plating done ir al It's branches
Cases taken 10 exchange for specimens OF We
refer majority u Jewellers IN the IT, States a24 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowlers & Wells, Phreneiogf-t- and Pub
ltsber., Clifton H-iL 1871 Nsssau-s. the Para.
~ Drs. shew and Koser>' WRter~Cure In
~ PhonogrRphy.-T G. LELAND, Reporter and
Teacher, y FiFsgdg-nue, cor. srfh-s. alt luc
" Dir De Labey 81 La ersrdst rear Broadway,
may te consulted d-iis from A. tn 2 ST. my9 I'm
~ Lebanon springs Warer-Cure Establish
Tnrnl Is nov open IL Oh Sumner For Information
address luls lm'l n. BEDoRrHA, ND.
r. Boot md .hoemnker.' Working Union -
The subscription booss for he stock OF Boot and shoe
makers WoIkinz Union will b. oFene1 At The tribune
publishing of this morning May TIE sgen: for
c.ivrg psois To sa1 stock will bc aentRrce
rom 10 II in he morning ard from 10 oclock In The
evening L. W. RYCKhAS Agent
ny9l w Tribune oulidln-si corner OF Spfucest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

" Dir De Laney, 81 La, eosrd.sL rear Broadway,
nay b consul.ed d.ll. from A N 10 9 z 81. ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

DATrERN MAKING, TURING and scroll Saving
a by steam power machinery Steam Engine and Ma
ehney Patterns Of every description made 10 order. equal
TO any establishment In ts city fancy cabinet work In
general mathematical and nautical instruments cssed Of
every description. JOSEPH PECKOVER
az lms $40 Wgter-st near PECK alp.
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" Phonoernphy.-T. G. LELAND, Reporter and
Teacher, = FiFstGg-nur, cor. TSetb-s; alt lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Receipts Tor the last nine months.
ILL., a.-au.auEaf DnDnaI III nm
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D.rsus continue TO adapt their principle to lhe
satisfaction Of the great number Of those who have them In
The nerEs Of this invention have been well tested
ard published to the world 1t 10 not necessary 10 cay
thing more, bat call and see us al 1872 Broadway N T.
my8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

4 ELsEl 81 sons Grznsn hour farms, wheaten
IN griu h0niny, dc scknovledged by good judges
preferable 10 any 10 Tho market Those Wishing
the above articles for shipment retailing - supplied
Flour and Commission Merchant, 329 6owery, NewYorx
Orders through the Post Office or by kxpress puncualy
attended, TO- Goods delivered 20 any part Of the city free
OF csrtagN ais lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

~ Drs. Shew and Kosrr~' WRter-Cure In
I'll L. -Lnh-. IriNnL ace "a n
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BOARDING..

BOARD IN SOUTH BKOOkLYN.-Two or
- three gentlemen can be sccOmms dated with psror
and two or three bedrooms Ia an open situation 10 Ssses.
children other bosrders private table Is preferred
Inquire Al the Bakers shop of State ard smith ss
address 10 J. K. ~ the Office OF his paper
INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

Wing machine win Oos Tor making brass butt hinges
superior principle; also, brass buu hinge patterns Tor
casting foot alhes machines for cutting screws SHAFT
Ing gearing drums betting; hye-iooI ay-wbeel. Apply
10 p. MASON. li2 Eighth-av. my6 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

~ Fowlers Il Wells, Phrensiogi-t and Pub
isher-, Clifton H-iL 1871 Nssssu-si nesf the Para.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

CHARGE or BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcESI.--
j ames Mehan and Robert Florence were arrested
Thursday on charge of breaking into the premises
Of Z. Gaylord No. 225 Hudsonst. by forcing the
lock with a chise, and stealing clothing &c. to the
value Of $50 The chise bowie knife, and a
portion Of the property were, together with the
accused found at the house No. 453 Greenwlch-st
They were locked up to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

DAI>TING-ln imllsi1On of Wood ard Marble
l. SPENCER q SONS i23 Wakerst still continue to
Ia heir line Of business Hall Walls Man
ties Doors Libraes Stores ParOfy and Churches lin city
and country painted to initiate the and
bies Orders promptly stirnded To. my8 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-James McNally
was taken into custody Thursday by officers Skid
more and Crowy Of the Eleventh Ward, charged
with stealing shawls, linen, &c, 70 the value Of
s4s rs, the property of Andrew Baird OF No. 235
Eleventhst A part of the property was found on
the person Of the accused. and the remainder iu
the cellar of his house. He was locked up by
Justice Oabnrne for examieation.
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WANTS.


NVANTED-A s-coBd band steam eagne tsesfy 10
w tveut, for horsepower, saHsbe Tor riii; "
propositions r he e. CINE and machinery Of saw MI
cspab.e Of cutting six hSu.ana fe. u lumber DIR
d.y. Address G-nsTsl Saperislsndsni h. 7. NJ IN Co
Astor Bt,us. niy9 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

ARREST OF AN ESCAPED CoSyIcT.--A black
fellow named John Wilson who escaped from.
Blackwelrs Island year since was Thursday ar.
rested in South-st. by Thos. 5. Maxwell deputy
keeper on the Island, and taken back to his old
ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11

no stGAH kkflNEkS. Btsupnste Of Lime
The frvoch srrei- for eAnhe.uon Or sale by Do
REMCS HARRIS. Analytical scd AsnufAcrzrng C5su-
SIS, l7s Broadway. ~ ~
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-19

q
RAsolsed, That il is inex pedisnt TO admit Hugh
N. Smith, ESQ, 70 a scat in the House as dele
gate from New Mexico;
When the said resolution was agreed to--ayes
80, noes Sc.
! Mr.. STRONG moved that the committee do
now rise, which being agreed to, the said resolu-
ton was reported to the House by the chairman,
Mr.. McLANE. .-ol..s,. s5e lse 4r
Mr.. STRONG then moved the previous ques-
ton on its adoption fPt
Mr.. THADDEUs STEVENS, Of Pennsyl-
vania, moved an adjournment, and called the yeas
and nays on that motion, which being ordered,
the motion to adjourn was decided in the mega
tive-yeas g, nays ZIG.
(Mr. Mason remarked that he should not vote,
having paired off with Mr.. GExrRr.)
Mr.. CROMWELL moved that there be call OF
the House, and on that motion he asked the yeas
and nays; and the yeas and nays being ordered,
Mr.. TUCK moved to adjourn; not agreed to,
(by Tellers) --yeas 70, nays 70.
The question on the motion for call of the
House being next put, it was not ordered--yeas
"a, nays "a. eh4 ge.e
(Mr. HILLIARD declined voting, having paired
Off with Mr.. VINToN, who was sick
Mr.. FOWLER moved to adjourn, which motion
was agreed to--yeas 70, nays So.
And SO the House adjourned.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-19
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y pArFA Th,lNeS me1tcos Oct0ber 10, I64J
S'K; forward to you, for the information of
whom Il may concern, theprinted 'Journal Of the
Convention OF the Territory Of New Mexico. %
II is stated that the election for delegates to the
convention was held sin conformity with the pro-
camation Of Lieutenant Colonel Beall. civil and
military commandant, "&e., DC. have not been
able TO procure copy Of the proclamation there
fore, one is not enclosed to YOU
Before the honorable Hugh N. Smith left for
Washington he informed me that Governor Wash
ington had refused to approve, or rather to recog
Mise officially, the actngs and doings of the con-
venti0n. lslteila =, -7Ia
All of which submit to you without an addi-
tional remark. lf
Lam, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
" ,,-..sesa ]. S. CALHOUN.
Hon. Il. EWING, 3tg 4s
D Secretary Of the Interior, Washington cifp, d. C..