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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

TO BUILDERS, &C.
~ Il. kIMHAtI. DEALER ~ NEW DOORS,
T.saso Blinds " ani.d lhs qgely ard ~
ne latest ssd b~-t ETY.
II Be~snan-si n Y
49,. Sf's~ /. ~ shorten ro,s. mis- 5~s
cnhLA.s.-@s To- ltSst y.s. fo.'''e-
I " For sxse bJ 0AssHERk YOUNG, ~ CnsbSo'~-
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PENNsYLyaNrA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA AILRCAD.
-. -z-sts-Hsa7r7 $780, PIONEER nsf,---rr-TIIA
}aJ EXPRESS Lin ~ --7% u
PHILADELPHIA
to PITTS BURGH Leaves the Depot Ts Msrketst
Daily a, O'Clock AN and N 80 miles by KaiirOsa-
through h \ days
Toe cars On the Columbia and Pennsylvania Rsir oEd are
81 ae very best AL mOft comfortable description several
rev packets have been placed tho line and all have
been Dewy painted ard hsDdsOmsy furnished in espe-
ea reference comfort and convenience Of Travellers
asordng the VI 9uc- Add areeg5s oafney "
PitsbGr.h
Every Effort viii BE- made render Ibis e mos desirable
rOaIe The West
Fort,ssts apply a. n Markets.. GOD rblfd
aud ChesuuL il.Ad- VL'.. WM. COLDER A. co.
mia n ~. HlsDEs, Agent
sTsD s-TATk> ISLAND FERRY:-os
1922 N1nc zuf March J., 1850: tHf0
n>s<@ - Leave .s~-Ynfk al 9, II, l. 81 and O'clz
Leave sdsfbiI lar my II 4. 10. ~ and o'clock
L1lPOR LIIEHPOoL-The Regular Packet Of
t.-tf tho 9Th Arnl--Ths and splendid pacseship
HE gRY CLAY Capt y M. French. viii sail -
Shove her .r ea For freight of pssssg-, Eayag IN
rige. acc ,nmo5 =. -, ~, sPPPy % IN
fuK tiAkANA--Ibe i4.t sannK, eoppvfed ADD
49, - sr-isseEtc psckrt - y ADELAIDE CspI h
Acelns, viii pO-iuy,iy -ssi on Tuesday, April u
Fer passage only 5py board, plsf IS tasi tiysf.
% or sPOFFARD TlLt-FOH Il co 70 sogbh
q. FUR IJVERPOOL.-ReguY Psese, Of ne
90 4sin n ApslI-Tns NV snd speodid pacsetshp
HENRY LLAY, Cspt I. FrsDoh VIII sal ~
shove her f5 reirtt Or passage, nsvias M
-!yao1 gii.s atoms, a. piv o.
all sPOrTDED TiLEsTOS CO 20 Souih-St
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BRUsH ndAaUPAOToRY

oc- PEARL Il fRAnKLInsQUARE.-Tn ssbser-
% Der respectfully Informs hs custonnrrss d ne public
y n has hero ~ the Spnng tsde large assortment
q pant brushes szsh Tools brushes, ~hlts~ zh co
slndO~do Ggso d.. tc Aso extensive sssorn-ot u
fancy brushes Of superior Hnshp, whrh he % s-io
a. be prices The undersigned has received from Nc
ln-rcsn Instgie rlyer media for tho bsI bry.Los
hib!Ied a thsY ATE FAR
uic In jCHN HgPPEIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

81 ELEGtNT PRIVATE RE~IDEN1E At

~ POJCn hEEtsir Tor tae. sNrhange iyf cry pro-
perlY.-the subscriber having determines ~ discon-
nUe holses ODER FOR sale bic house and o 90 Car
- Po1 -hssep-ir within = hours ride OF NevicTs
By road mouse = new = b. o. sfo1e- basement and
under cellar, VIA al he modern improvements, ~ fur
mace, range WISER closet hahh0i and waller IN all ne
upper rooms. s'al-r. marble maurs rogary doors SC
The lot i o. 49, laid on, m E-sss pats flowers sni
shrIhs ornamental Trees, h1d walks fsgged The whole
IN perfect order Any par, VI tie whole Of he furniture
mostly new, VII be cod desrtd terms easy Apply
10 w. n. VAN ELEECK \ co.
nj TrkThiTs
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A >TRni OGY Professor NELSON, he eele
n ssai-d A.ir,o.er OF N-wYors and vicinity has proc
coed he abo, science siuce 1870 h't 10 Loodon u-h
~ - =, a. cifv Cousuted by 7Ot0O persons,
OF br mos ,naiDeu here ard 81 be robes IN Lon
1on Csr b., .-et irom 10 N. u 7 al va Houston
e. r.'sr ihr Bower. fsss sr-aiN f-eu''o .,
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III t- a. - ~. ~ st.,r'f S,s.nI,'ssS
~ situated on Casteion n ghis within half ~ hour OF
New Yofk steamboat and consisting OF large coas"
airn or The trst story and seven or
eight on The '. e,nd A.o STABLE AMI oD4ca-hoGs- and
extensive gardens wei stocked with frI aid '~ers
TIE view Uusurpass-d 10 estenf sDd beauty Tue hnlsr
being eie ganiy Furnished small family without hldrrn
would bs preferred Apply to NESMlTh 90
~ n % fln- al
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eF- TO LET The three rory and basement house. -
~. West T. second o. west u SIX Az. Hss Gro
-~ ION water bathroom. wsier closets kitchen rsng@.
and a. the modern improvements except ges. isin rood
order ard Wi be good tenant fjf 81 tn Crpton
paid for by the sudord May be seen rom II
TO g. A1gly
LEONARD SCOTT 81 Republication Ohce,
slYf 7pFntOn a. entrance 81 Go'd-st
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zATHRnrGn LINE FOR CALtFoRHiA VA
slrTg CHAGREs- Commercial Lie Sailing >e'n-M0uia
y--The new Packet NATHAN HALE, Com.
mander Cru~el, win sai on THURSDAY, ApGl =, AZ !
O'clock This vessel Is but yeCT ola, ami very
fast ssler. Capt Crowell is Old experienced 'r1-
man@rr having bern long employed In me- south American
trade Those about proceed 10 the Cod Regions viii
hnd greatly their advantage 10 examine he -ccomno-
dalons before securing passass elsrwheri rs they VIII
find The much lower and The BccOmI Cd ,ols fdy
eaus TO any other mode Of conveyance Being the resu-
lar line she will sab puDctusly TO her day The vessels
comprising this ne being all fssss the difference Ia
saling lime viii be but tnAmg 10 that vi he steamers and
much lower rates Arrangements e made 20 sscufe
passage lhroug from Panama aud San francisco III
reduced prices by frstclsss vessels SAILING regularly from
that porI.
Prize Of Prssd2e "a CiG9res.
Cabin. Second Cann so
Price If Passage from Pahdmd 10 San FTIHefsco.
Cabin. Sl0e SecoDd Csb,n.
Found Ia ever hing except wines ard hquors.
Ire Time from New York to San Francisco BY ms line
about ~ days Passengers b. This me not detained
the l.,hmus and hose proceeding TO san francisco
will do wei 10 select us line for cumlJu 40 The vesso.s
will In case be allowed 10 iake over the lega number
For freight or passsgp, apply on board WssL or 20
OLNEY 4 SESSIONS 81 Souh-sL and
NJ Il NcCREADY & co 81 SOutb-s,.
frsiclsss vessel w succeed The above Gad sail on her
regular day, l0ib May. Bl( lnr
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DAPEA 1iIi.L FOH -ALE-Oh n-'rf-,s >. -
L a. A.. ~ assnf oi ne ear II. o.,
N dN- .sse pager sna Vs-ir t-w Ulrs VI rs
r-ou N.~-Jers.y Terms .ssE FOR i1rt' - pa sl4a
/ inquire o. O&LNl Dn-tNA.S ~ q,
/ M - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

PAPER, PAPER PAPER -,
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OIHEks IN
4 WANT OE PAfER-5.sto rsans Cap and Leiier Ia
pers 10 I. !. and who c r-sIns . - No.
soo0 ,eains good Cro~n md Folio Straw Paper
3tOa cams good Crown and Folio Rag Paper
4 90 r.aus TIA Shoe. Bag Msuills and Tissue Paper
Aso Hrffwart Printing, CIoh. E1veop Paper
Bu- nrd hiie Boulet BOzr5s &c Sc For sale 10"
A. JOHNC RObERIS'5 Commission Paper Wsrehonse'
10. JnhnsL ~ ~
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FOR SALE.


g. POH ~tIF-ELMIRA MILLS IT ELAlRA
Il. I-fnis ~tIu-h.e nropertr. sin Net q Ir Che
mIng River. m ere of ne most rl-.s-l. tINns 10
W-s-ru NeS IcrS, te line ~ be- Nes iora a1t Efe
RA.r,sf. whore r = i1f.-sertri -v branch correcting
v7ih DO Albany ant Buffalo Rcd offered - frry o'S
price ard easy terina Pc th- prc 1retprt
isAvre E.mira II Welded 'lr Sewers Tesrs 20 prOht
eCua > per cent Oh th- cost Terms Or-ihi-d cash
down "a - ~ yea y 1s-s For rarcu ars
srplv 20 NATHANIEL " GOULD Einira. or to the
proprietor. 81 Montreal. Ca1als E.sL
2H in' IRA GOULD.
s. FUR SALT OR To LET-A 1e isa..ul country
~. rr-senc- s''l-'ri gl ne re Msuus RIVER r.
- he hefd NJ uar-ac0 vnsre tte packets ply ts'ce
week the Boston r1ai between 81 lrsen@cs aaf Ssrn
ford Corn er7 short distance rom The New fork AID
New-Hsre1 RaHrCad fasiilr * unrs jzy-" Din iTo
hours f-fei ~ b c.y. two and tar niles from s'ean
boa izldiry A 1e-t tSo-si1rv dwelling, qar,lr ~iih
.l.drg doors; .-aer ta-fel ella rnirr hlh piazza
front and reH- good barn other necessary h4' .ngs
A. garier Gni three urrrs aarhed shoIntirF
" u choices s.n4s u frgl To 1Isn OF business o.
% -iur g. - ~ surpassed bv any To- terms apply 70
JESsUP FOX ~ sol,h S. 81 IL he slhsc0ner .-e
premis.s IL. Inr SOLOMON PECK
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UUIFN 'lI1Tl : U'fVt -
a. UCiJcz...............,N.H
PATFR5O
-. - si.rr.YnRK 8. ERIK RAIL.

IL - ROAD-On ana af-r Monday Dec
Szh---1---1's-- 81 the trains WIN run tollsws.
SUNDAYS eNcepted Morning Tran ur frrs. Corning,
and r,srmsd e,e nacrs leaves thr 'er 81 Duanest
fai.vat7 a. arriving he same cvHry Evening Train
Tor Emira Corning, Jefferson, Geur' hgc'tsfr huHho
and he irforrei sti places, l'9vcs nf 2 VI arriving ~
.uaal, The nrNt evening Fare o. Gyra, 20; io ches
tpf s u.s. 10 Buffalo, g. So pssseugcr5 or ilHoa and
Ca.-a Lake take o. ~ Tie Ca 81 cislhtuln-
nal 4 r a. Oyego. Passengers FOR Toga add i'conAlg
counties Pa take the O. he Coming sud Bosshufg X
r * Corning. Way rrain leaves Pou Jergis Tor Row
YORK. M 8 A M and rn.ams n 7. NJ
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NTFVV-YOItK sUPKEMF COUKI-ALBERT D. DELATOUR
y -, IaNiF. D "a WALIIN ana FPHKAIM ,. SANkE.-

y .e,ins, JAMES D. u. WALLlN and ErHitAIM D. shkE-
Summons; You hereby required 10 sns~eT tie comp ha ms
All ON and copy az the Ciy n New
Yo twenty IA, aNe The -re" o u summon exclusive
Of III aa of .rycr also notified tu is To
the ccmphn the pautt will apply 70 th- Court - q
special thereof 20 b. he'd a he Cy Ha the Ch Of New
Yo for the demanded the compliant Auf urte
not6ed complaint flied lie office Of tie Clrrh Of thu
Court City Hal the CITY Of New Oh, ON the Il d3 OF
Msrlh, sL-lssd, New lork March 81 ls>sl
the ieicdau, above named ant each Of item M av1r
a MATHEWS - Chanbers street
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No sores 10 30 laGded gln be sscn a. thsfet'
OF alua king and desNsng ani all personal pof chuers,
Including health fees and boat hire h. De pad h The pass
gers No pa-ssg@ uuuf paid for Apply Al ne ~
Zee Of the Company, New-York. - Souih-st Nfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

GOAL BY THE CaRGO.-The subscribers are
- now prepared 10 receive orders or heLelo1 lhe"s
Lump ard Fig Coal shipped direct from the nines
f - IN1HAM HALL,
nl3 lw~ corner Montgomery ani Oreen'ss jersey oly'
COtL.-I am delivering best Red Ash at - per tnn
y from NY yard corner King and Greerlwicn SIS ~ -
from boats. ma I'm fEi In NbiNiN.
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6s=. \ COT Nary kE~iDtNtE FOX NtLL
AZ or To It, dell hfflly iocaiei a. BUNS Ferry, n
~ hir f.o iriru-s' walk Of The Ferry, from which
boat runs hrse or four nss per day 10 SewYorse n
ainng twenty 1crfs o set. stocked viii choc- variety
nq1ire " BRIDGET WEsTERFlELD, on the premises.
~ pa
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O. THE ~ iSNI BEN ynrt- as cVuA.it ios..
H Tor ri lease 81 i've ysar- situated
- al Tarog9 Neck IVES chester Is miles from The city
and from he Rarc8d-c0nisls d. resor ~ WIZ se
10 aces hich includes fhe avn, garden house,
lodge harrs and I'll other useful bltiugs The lava is
we. shaded vh a-ge forest ard frui trees and nnis ne
river Fer health sld situation ufnv. e any, will sur
PASS l. THOMAS e. TAYLOR,
MOI igtsrods II Fast Fougceufh-s,
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COAI.-PRICE REDUCED-si 50 and s. Fresh
Nmiued Coal best Peach Orchsri nut. common size
stove large stove ard egg less han last Summer prices
snd Of superor quality Also, Lehgh Coal al SAlfSONS
Yards n Thpmpson.s nesr sphng and Chrls,opc'.s'
near liresu mio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

GOAL YARD FOR SALE-.n growing part OF the
u en-, with yeas unsSpred Of lease Of los Of ground
Up TO ' H. rent and $40; the BUILDINGS ct br $50
the annual increase Of business about Geo the whole
with horses carts &c aud e1sa ~h good VIII 0i bu.s
ness Of so oHo per VIII be sold low, as hs
owner i. ab5a. .ea.ing ihe civ. Apply To
ais o. DUMNNI hbSANN IL Whifr1
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III, Two bedrooms snd basement Crorn wafer Beeber
~ e. psu'rIes, ~ Or bsck par or. tsa-rOOm, one
bedroom sud h4s-nrui furnished n1Ifnshed ne r.
ouired no ire w the o1eisb sh-t CHEAP furnure store
Of s CAM L. $50 Bowery, opposite Great Jones-ii
here Tie apartments can % seen The rooms VIII De
renlet IDK ~ 4 .maL family ali Nv.
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az. IA, LEc-Ine NV four-s0ry house ~ Thirty
30: tnird door from Broadway well arranFed fpr
- one or families. CrotIn Usih &c Stages leave
The door every ~ minutes Rent 10 good ecart $50
Aso house n Douglass ST. BROOKLYN, hree stones and
basement 81 ea room tToor-s IN w ne Ren
to good ,sran 500 lGosro III preG.ses or OF j.
GOTHAM >, " ,Il.st from IL 10 4 O'CLOCK a6 n
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g. TENANT NANTED-FOrE psfl Of the nous- 4
M; Lamarun- plsce. q wentyninih-t between Eighth
A aud Ninth avenues consisting Of d e1Or, 'front.' bsss
uen kc The house OF the hrs class. Cr0on wsier,
ba'hs &c with private Dark IN front The Location Is lo
s1ceied by any IN the cry f. very desirubs place for
gentleman and wife or small family No need sppiy
who hsv" srv hors from 20 rs vrrrs Ofas- sl5 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

81 To IET-A neat iF)-sOry co'tag" and grounds to
~. et ou Fjl -'purthsi Truin ~. hsving foe
"A view Of the HUDSON River The place Il well stock
ed will i ifrss p-srs piuns peaches ounce, &c. aso
81 fre ssnd4rd and also. h7rn and out
slsgesrun 10 F0rtreiEhths' for SIX c-nts None
but good tenant with small family need apply. Inquire
Of isl2fVfI A TRANERSG co ~ Mtifeulane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

OIfCE Or DIs BuIiONAoucs Is hereby gwen tait
balance remaining The process Of the .as 81 TIE f este
Of ANDREW McMULLEN hte Of tie City Of sea lorA Deceased
nisaa htey The order OF tie rsaie h lr Cun
Yors Nancy McAulen. Adnn-rsiIu 81 NJ and IN
gods. caiies and crcd;s OF tie sad 'ea- VII oe o.
V.j b, the ad Surrogate among the oedto OF IL std niear
M popor respective debts, according IN law, r. the sur
ro,iss City OF New iOr the tenth dan Of April
one GIT hundred and my eleven ock tie fore
nooa OF that da-Dsi.d b 2sth day # February. AID lo
NANCY hcMULLkN, Adnn'irsirI
a.
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T. RE NUVNIl a. aah ofsr N a. ,rf .,t. o. ~
Ia Couny Of ke ntc- t~r-ty gv~a u., III o.,e b.v.r
as clans against CHARLES {. HADbOC X ~. ~ Nd "a, -
,ai arr required srh 81 he tie ,s.r 80 A. 40
nbc~ Of H. io
Eathnsc m Cts Hurao ttf. H. oa! -, ri =
teulb-r M Law Nn ii l. PADDOCK. Aim ns.la.rs
II Of
Ns~ IS bcreby sNrn 70 al FERROUS "a
.sasf DODGE at of %. Is II New
pr thu st, soueh-ss the Of
~ II rowah Butt E-q ~ ~ smh~r- street ~ 81
b-oo- tie secgt1 ey OF >efsnArf i$ Dair-
Ss~ ioa. February 81. lssl -
f-~sm JOIN l'N'' s'"''-''~'~r
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81 BROOKLYN LOT fOR -ALt.-I"o JOS
e.. on h- ,or rrst corter ~ ONi1rds and Atlantic av
A~6 Iots on Fliion ay. between Lawrence snj Bridge
ss lots o. Ihe northeast corner OF LIngson and Bond
ss lots "a me u1Th sis Of Lrn sillst bc. On hlHo-
yerplsce aad Nes-Hs o. Arply 70 -
TFFlNGHAn X NICHOLS
aa s.end- AL.r-a..a- -I-a.x. Sc Nassau " Y. v
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CALIFORNIA.

s,c,m.r-Arrlvni- by se"-
S.i s'es T,ad.-Abasd"nce OF oold-pe, ,
s, rsa, Of the Early se'''ers-rhe
Tow" coyernmeut--City Taxes--Snow
81. NJ Town Lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08
News from Oregon

lFrom the Sacramento Transcript, May -
IL will be remembered that the Rev. Mr. Whitman,
together with his lady and family By
the Indians at the Mission above the Cascade in the
kyose country, Oregon some time In the year ls47.
There were some eight or ten fsNiles temporarily
stopping in the place at the time, the male me M
bcis Of whom were also murdered. The women and
children were taken prisoners by the Indians, aud
the young women compelled to become the wives Of
some 81 the chiefs. Soon Afterwards, Major Og-
den. commander at vancouver's Island. assisted by
Gen Gilman started with file soldiers into the
dian country TO rescue the unfortunate prisoners and
punish the Indians for the outrage. They found the
Indians gave them battle in which many of those
CAGES ia the murder at the Mission we're killed aud
finally succeeded in recovering the women and child
rem some hfty in number, by hiring the savages to
deliver them up Thus the matter ended for the time
But We learn by MIR Field now In this place who l.
Oregon City fifteen days ago that Gen Lane has taken
decided steps TO have more satisfactory settlement
In March last he formally demanded Of the Indians
GLIDING two Catholic priests have been delivered into
the possession OF the government OF Oregon. By
proclamation OF the Governor the Legislature of the
territory convened the 18th Of May at Oregon
City, to give the prisoners trial sud informast
thinks that ere this, they have been convicted aud
put TO death,
dersd the services OF their tribes to Gov Lane when
our informant left they were sncsmped at Linn city
opposite Oregon City, awaiting the sentence Of the
murdersrs ON trial before the Legislature They
join the forces Of the territory and march under Gov
Lane over the lard iroute towards California tall they
reach the neighborhoood Of Rogue river IL Ia known
that there hostile tribes OF Indians in this country
IL was Infested by them last season, and several
helpless companies Of Oregonisns rdered while
on their way TO California Lately friendly In
dams have given Information In Oregok that the
and children Of some families who yed over this
route last season prisoners the Digger
lndsns-tbe men having been murdered The ore
gcnaHs highly incenssi at these outragss aud
thought they will not BE- satisfied until the Offensive
Indians are erterminsfed The energetic steps taken
by the Governor will doubtless be the Of OPEN
Ing safe overland Communication between California
add Oregon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

rs, though very similar in their effects upon the
minds Of men, seem TO have brought out two OPP
posite principles. We shall not, at this time ques
ton the law Of either. What we particularly urge
is, the peculiar morality Of the decisions Of the
Judge. In one the publication of positive facts
would have mulcted the defendant in damages in
the other the publication of falsehoods, in a case
where the facts had lain fourteen years almost at
rest, was offence on the part of the defendants
Ii is on this point that We compelled to view
the whole law of libel law of contradictions and
absurdities, as laid down by Judge Campbell. We
cannot reconcile the morality and justice of his
first decision with anything found in his second
one. Ii may be that he views the publication of a
statement false in its particulars and generally So
not likely to injure the feelings or credit Of a
man, or as having tendency to lead to breach
of the peace. We do not think All men are
not so good humored, merry, and forgiving in their
tempers we are. Some dreadfully irascible
and sensitive; and what is meat to is poison to
another. This fact, however, has nothing to do
with law, either in its theories or practice. We
look for application of uniform principles to in
divdual cases. This we do not discover in Judge
CampbelPs decisions.
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their corruption is now manifest and has been do
nounced by the House of Representatives.
We are anxious to know what course the csbi-
net will think proper TO pursue under these orcsm
stances. The House Of Representatives having
censured them openly and publicly, by an over
whelming vote will they longer retain their Offices
or will Gen Taylor act as propriety obviously
dictates, if they do not relieve him of any action
in the matter by voluntarily retiring private life
there TO enjoy the sroils We certainly cannot
undertake TO answer in either case. On the one
hand, if the cabinet had any respect for
public opinion, they would have resigned long
ago, for they could not but be aware Of the estima
ton in which they were held; and on the other,
General Taylor is known to be obstinate in his
friendships, well in his enmities Having first
reposed confidence in them, and having espoused
their extraordinary course in the Galphin well as
in other matters, and being himself censured by the
House, he may, out of obstinacy, retain them,
come what may, or be the consequences to the
wing party what they may. We are, therefore,
unable to say what course he will think proper to
pursue. As to the cabinet it is not at all mproba-
bic that they will retain their seats until they
compelled TO leave them, and that if no compusion
be used, they will retain them in spite of the wishes
of the wing party and Of the people.
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Kfsesror, JlnAicA. July 1, 1904 NJ
Mssfsng Of the LEGISLATURE. &c. &c. Se


Meeting Of the Legislature, Sc. &C., &c.
Since my last Communication to you, the wise
men" Of Jamaica have been called together They
ssssmSledn Spanish Town. the seat Of government on
Tuesday the 25th Of June aid s expected that their
business will be concluded S day The object Of their
being called together was a. have already informed
the readers Of the Herald to remedy defect In loan
bill pssssi last sestn, contemplating the raising Of
loan for $4,000 tS pay OF tie debts OF the island
The late BIZ limited the amount Of interest to be paid
at per cent at which Il could ot be procured The
assembling Of she Legislature thsrsfore at this unssual
period, g. afford them opportunity, OF which
they readily aSsied then selves, - authorizing the
Commissioners In En- gland to Increase the amount Of
interest on the re9u irsd The only other subject
besides this, TO vkch the Assembly hcve devoted sny
Of security to be found by TIE Reeeisrr General has
for years been Fixed at f600O0 but the present
two years without entering into the oeeessary bonds
beng uaAoe TO procure the security - the required
amount .hs subject vas recently brorUh- before he
n'npeIh " Nssembly In their capacities o. Commits.
siontrs % Public Accounts and by them represented
70 lhe tov,rnsr v no ALLUDED TO II Ia his ,pecch. The
Treteut Receiver General l. very much res ted and
rather than create any iuson,eniencs TO him. the
House has reduced the amount Of security the mse
90 ss In thcse days Of Jamaica would be for
any man TO End securities to tks extent OF sixty thou
sand pounds The Assembly 1t expected viii s.and
adjourned this evening until October next
The hssemblng Of our little parliament with ALI an,
ususl pomp OF oden days 10 the only event q any par
ueuar interett shd setting sside that tb,re Ia gen.
srsl dearth q news
Three four vacancies have occurred In the repre-
seniatcp uf some ~ the parishes occasoncd bv the
retirement q one or two members who have accepted
Offices Of emolument. and by others who tired OF
les iflation.
The weather throughout the island Il rather favor.
.ble to cultivation there have been some fine rains
which. although rather lat. ina the year will nsverthe
lees ~ serViotstle TO the planters
The announcement in the American papers, Of the |
intention Of the owners OF the City
her TO Germany direct is received here with much
Subtraction trust sufficient Inducements will otter
90 make this permanent
The Regal Mail company steamship Avon arrived
here With the European Mail last night tvo days be
fore her time a nOst unusual thing
have nctany local news whatever To communicate
Tbs i'l,nd am happy TO say remains quiet and
healthy. L..