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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08

hooKLfS FiRE DEPARTMENT. - H.vden's
rsn. o'Aiorio Of ise crssos, Il aid OF The h.rs 70, n,
'sns' o. WIDOWS and orphans Of deceased fr,rsr ~.
gi7en u ae Plymouth Caurcs. o-norso.r e-epi,~ T.
p,cosn Sacred Music Sociev con pri.,s 100 r,.s,-.
"so''s' VIII '@ 'o.o~ins sflsi. have vol1r,.~r.d ~.
.'ee' ~ A.as JUS I HOrhs- Mr., "a J,se,
n no e. .. Fs'g@' ~. ". Lesch, Mr D 3 b. II
@'l-. -. iTs'de - - organ TIE wso.s sader "a
Direction q III 4 ! la1.er ,c-eY-.~- u - So. A..
&C Socs-- 49,
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cy,rrrR EtrcrIo~-The regular elec'''a At
c,srser Oncers, Ssperv .sors. IL axes 30 -,
- = cs,sis s.es appear a The Wing TieEs~ sra
must be r.eci=d
ror Mavor J,Nrs ; 7. >rNsNAsA>
srrrSvscxs Or ftE-r sfv.N SAAt
sch Low. ,,.,1.- : o,.ssgAs--
N1.hsm SsSmN1 80 -, ~, H., q, g.rysn
Sspe,rtss, fer ,.s.A inS Ns.a "i's'-'''n ~ D.
sLpENNsg
~ r-Aaarics T pee RicAS-d Naegha--
"a = ~ yrane.s & Spirola. E1shs X N0ffs-
49, u,,.{-J-ss- Rect C1uklir srrsA 49,,
E,..,h Hs,9-Peter G T.ylcr. WtIsm h'eA"s'-
80, BarS-John L.sch hsrfy -
Sa.tl HsyS-Joha Greece U ps1,s s -9 TlL-,,v
s,,,-f. H7-d-Jscco BoeTnr- D.y'e So
rk,A Machines Hlrbsnk John Z SFso-r
x x,.,S H',rs-Rsn. Lsarr'. Tacrnss II Re-eias
;r..,1 80 Felix A Huntington DAsle. sis
rl~,~n.A Usyd-E- I. Bseknoase, -" INA" - WV
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NEW. CHEAP AND SPLENDID

NEW, CHEAP AND SPLENDID
tLAtA ANu COLoaED SILKS ANu SATlNs
-. "a g.sls, FRA - - g.
pea z-d-- 49, So 10 frvrl q sisp
- "a C-.---,h =. q CO -. froz asslap
q ~ .--c. --s s-1-fE-s v-v .cv
= sscs gsz. A. % -s - Re.
--1- l--7e, ~ or or---. b l1 t-.f rskr-r Wsr
rl'-si t7 r1- ~ --'si o. ends --',- al .s.--
San ? TOWLE Importers AZ Rsals-S
81 i-z- - C1a.r. a. ia
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s-...-r -.-1..---. Penn O. srss-'- - -.--t'
.- t.---.- Ns.ta-. lr-T.rc.. >ra--ra N~t--2i Z 4,
g-.-r~-s 3d. Las-frF. 90
r.-.. l-.. t.r.ss Vase B--.-r N7-- lfs.- \ p
css. a..-- = N1s.. g. Gee As-er-cl CO. .-t-s "i't
So. jones kre- u -. .
C i t-srs C--A- Asys - Aasrsgr C. stfsrt -sr a.
- I D.r. 81 20 GoasF.- 5-r-~ n-r i-t l.'s.
IA a. -..r. . srr-.-. -ar-rrr 4 l1 q rat. tA-
81 ..rs 1900 r-r-e ~s.rs r-ttr
y. a.--. -, 49,. r--s-sac. = co. fHe-sf =
N..-s.r arf issrr---. -- Dra--s s-fe b. 49, -
"a Cfs.s .- C-r--.s fraaf Nh--.lFa
so.ss NJ q - f-t.s. is.at--
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WILL OFS.Rt Day sale - .ls .--sfs-t rsfeairs
~ 10 rev s7ra. D. Ga,a. ever os.rsa ia .t,-,7
few I'D. az Pore ir-rfI.r.l
SILKS
A.p.esa.i assortment. plain c.--.s,s Figure,
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H. t....,..l So .r-,.,..
,.e .'.... "a, -i. -..Tap, .,... .,..,,-a
.....--...
~. 49,. .............
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,.,.-..... -.-...n.r..... .......
..-t
...-..-,
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r.. -.,..-. -, 49,. y.-.....-. ,..r,., p... 90
,.-.r...-s IL,
GiNGHN,i.
At,.-..- -.s... lt % -ev - a.ts-5 ..-..s B. 2.'d
ps- ard
bNHE"-f
~ craze '-' ''re q 47'@ l.- f'o'ej sl-'. - u
o. chez. ~
1870 "i'"' --.'
s't' Tt'-i fhn. Fa'' Striped as s'.n'-' c.ls'
---i 81 --. Som .
t"A' p '1tN a..
i- i.- eco ''''- -'.' " = ~ '-a-
e- --.- rfttrh t1hl-i - 80
A-fo 81 si1sre 81 Long b.oc' -ai ca'll. re >ls
-e" I--,.-r -.~z b. -stp.r
HOSIERY. CLOVIS. Ac
L'N-N GOODS
'.. a. oorpet sisor. t-- every a.4- ~ La
COED.
N.o. l.. .se.s. ,,.s. 4 .-.s,.e G... .,i.ss.. -.
.t.. r.-s...-...
res-. ,..- .t-l.trl.- .-...-.l
..-.-.r....-. .. .......,t ,los... al, retail .,l
esil,tol ae.. ...,a-a.e 20 ca. before p.. ,sas.a,
f-.1rs 'sPPact
- - -, o. --..- ~ ~ --- ~,
RIAL CANTOf! GRAPE saAWLS.
DIAM EMBOIOfRsD. SSH 5ori-rr, U'ua.k
ari r,r,is' received tifr-- 30 i.3, ,sou.i 'ag b
Grape 5osa. before ,oosilg .tro.sh our ..oel.
b. '"'' ~. ,' 'i' .7'' -, ,.''...,.'.,,.
-
ANOTHER LAhfl INVOICE OF WI GOODS
.co,s I 800 az s.,, , ,aco
LAME s PORTER,
rl 4. b.rire-.t
frXpost. FOR SAIF raE BALANtF OH, .s.na.s Q
L. F,rr-b and se...Ho..I.fr from, ite Arso.
..-, ,ct 49, 49, e1,ret f.ufef s.f-s Me-.
Lin, d., Pad, a. st-.~s. -ao,-i .ad vss.,e
Also. PLAIN ALL WCOL BARAGEs
embracing al Pc se~e., ,na NOS, fashionable co'ors
'lcl - Cons. u 49, L ne' Green DUE s''a'' Ae
40, PRINTED .r.ar- "a oe" - re-
A.o. .,na. ffur-. Fr.oCl Cslllc, and Ja.onet.s
Also, plan fieey c".'r7t -'ofodr'-d OfsAA-i--
DAMAGED SILKS,
Plaza ehAner'1 lad ilA1' '"fe' ia' pan.
LAM fp' iEh
III O., e'.'',. sue -
CASHMERE LONG L SQUARE SHAwLs,
MALI 4E SFW DESIGNS anl c...-rs-. OIL srrsf
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~ TIE asy eoo3' establishment o - -,
,..i,.s.er. Oh he ooracr Of B'o@d~s' 40
-. become - vel known "rd - =, .,,
- Il, s.. advertisement 10 soolhr' CO..
ca. - e y,r.sy Of a.trss.'ns 80 re sii7' Nn'a
wan ' prs,.sy arrest their attention Arols me 's' -.
w., g-l new 50. Ct various ''e. a'' rses.rs ."
sa.sl srcr,aes de .u'. e''. .s.~' 11'3 =. @
vel a. every variety o. domestic SIC -
-. .n5 ,bey va ayu5aess - badly $50 -
.-.vips ,eir ,.,rsr, ae'eWi.h oar - - -, =,
re.,v ses,ised O, ne character q ne So -,
o,per ,r the Cy, and 'hai hes A'e SAFE
d, msktag ihei- rurchsses here
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as.sge. ship News. ys,,,d.ldb A.. .

posroy. April Ar By, =. sii s,..,
Vi ..5 s S. };ai !. A1. 4 I
e -, .:3 s5 2 81 !: q. s4 s3'a's
49,: As,' aS S se.s s E ss. sa
So, 's 3. Il Re g., ~; o S?asss. T ED III biz
c? s5 s oi s.'.; Tsg 2n so:lSS
Ii o 'oss b. .ns O. f'g ,ss Go1 a f be sun
1870 go rgri,o' o. p..,i.e Boston Dlrr- tie
s-,teh Bis Es,s ~ al S,rswbeuy Hii Nantucket
ou % ss.1' ,seSos ara vei snoIe On ne beach
~. 49, -. '. 70 cut gsFsy, XXI '
%. - ,-,s,.i,ly Us 70, o..
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7 z IT 7 u NlfTTUNfTF
IIOETCat.E ~AIE 81 OkN1EEL HOUSE
Mood FUKNiIuRE--A 4 rUrGLS viii eel on
MONDAY Ht IuUrlHfs a a. Wssrenst 90 ~nfifr f1fal
l.a coa AIMED herein by yrtuH of cLsi-i mortgage,
cupfs ~ general assortment ~ gNOf, Ui-s snd bel.
.oum lfu.iuft, ls.f rrtsss bed hLrr, &c &C A.~o
Gi.. fen flrniurr. wNh which gr sap 49,. commence
Terms rash, i1 cy u1os. 70 rs
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Extensive Rcbbery e.,

BALriNoaE, sued'y' o. :, IN
..a,, Son. ewc .e-e Il B. y s oSo ~e-l
~ ~ go S.ys. including 100 20, ~ ,,, sx
o. sSo.s3 belonged 10 New.l s,i here s'' O-' '''
81 vs,- D, loIas Pieayvfs ~: 1891
lue y ~toicr. 4. IA; city a. p''
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..s..g n THt Ntw.Yoak TRIBUNE

" W.salSerOs, Sunday Apr" ~. ~.
The wife Senator g Ds* ao, = much regretted '''
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o. ssturssy. Aprl 8. a. irrV t-.,Sa' q rev '' - 49,
u. p. LiNckk 81 si., ! "a lkN L -. ,,..-r .-..-
Il Ns~O Orleans, Nanh d! Re- s.afss " ,rt,ss
PsTER MARLIN a New . e.. Mics fi'%A a SkNAi 30
ts-y
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SCHOOLS.
MANSION SQUARE FEMALE SEMINARY

AhhHoAOE ~ tHANS sat'ANNN-s
u POD1hkEEPslE
,I,HE sCMMFR TERM will commence IN he hfs'
l Thuf.fsy Boz Roy. The Eleventh Annual CaiAosos 10
ready Of asyory snJ copies nty Do obtained OF an
.figs Trustees Or ~ ts fu8sipsi Al ihe s-'nlpary
TatsrEfs-H Bf~r= tohn, in.rn, " D.
4 tarrE a ID - HrnJncssDni 10 We" Tors SiY.
g-r.,d suvvrssnl D. > Bssnes I Onions, iasnifr ~
Ocean BsnE W bibbOHS II - flH''FA
90 B4wl~lss lsDJtls'
GkfILION,- = SCHOOL AGENCY lti No
~ sau.f -sIabHsnsd 2f1 psonfsd D. NJ be-, Ieafi-
80, -rd -r employers Terms ~ 81, NE pef
e. Loo s.vanc. on one ys.rs ssafy sseafsd W uansgf
rd - al Dc D.. 1~sf press Tho D4stiss are iatr~pc,f
1lfI suItsd ApplcalOas sl9ud b" eAfT M 40 PysS
.siI References exchanged ~ a.
'EHK -ITTATION n goyern~-s ~ assistant t,s.i.-
l IN ri corn. srmiarry ytnI~d ors young ipig Who
D.. ~ rxtrfi-nsr trh1y 40 can i1sfncf m 81 ne
,nmou sd most Z ,a" ilhrr ~ fhsf bftlclss y
o. u r. s-ssnefs given sld required. Afs.s H. WAkf
FIELD taozsn. Corn ~ -
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- Ctty Hall CIock.-As cor sdefaois S'1s, ~ 49,
60, ameenf. 10 ca 81 a. the meri.s 81 ihe ~
Csy nal Gad ~ statements have oeea ,,cpase N
So s.,t,vous 10 my credit the mkke'' FiVP
o., a. .rt,,~ ne questions Inst Comm1'eS y. ~ -,
nskey. or o,i-r competent Judges &c sppo.ns~ - ~,
g. Co~.,,on tp exEuins 70 IhoFoas hN sDo IeFN. 80
ossop ~ 70 i.s wors nsnshp Se and oy hS1 0Pa0N ~
Gs,anc fail 49,. - ~ ,,sk.r Il The Clccs
n T,t, s.b ~. voup eered 70 furuish ~ superb
eicck M H. pse h-, the eAssiuaron be sSsnose "
eloes nod Ri me Committee s1er careful eaan -.
md eompsi.on ~ ,ss Two clocks report Their OPINION ~
he probsaity Of the public beng esnsS,sc y -
IN sassld be maze. lis.i JOHN sIoAGAA' - i
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Ope"'"" . v'rw4USEs, Ssla'a.yr 80 = ~ uf
Lake i now open -. .a o6s web 10 D'Ai's tie
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WANTS

WANTED A,lii N,.-.a 81 leal.rn-n0 e.-'E', per-
BOY. . ...r6 ,ie. .'a r,'' p .aa5s, So. ~,
.,i fasittotr,' aae-, d, al 49, IN. -.er ie- rs,.
d, ,-srec,ss ...rs .f-- q. CIV country 80
49, .....-..i .r,....,.r. m T. r.,.-.r.r srft
" aNFhD-A -'l,-on Do r.rl~ 20 '''- il. '.,s-'.
"a ~ = y, ,., .-.... .,..-. =. ,.'.. e.,.,
al -... ,.- ...,.. - .----... -.-5 tfsr-.. % o.
- rr..s-- lr.r p g--.. - of Ed 90 r.aca f...ar.
t-rr- ..s ..--r.r-r.. !. l.s.u 49,
" AZ ~ ht ...--....- ~
~ ..,,-,. b. ,.-..,,.,- ~ ..r.f n an Iar-n ana /.
-. T.. 49,. .f-,,,, ....... -s0 have fle .a.
of ,, r-e-ea. ,.6s - ,.., r.c- where .le lr. g-,
x-1NT,5g, .-------,.--- T--.- .-,-.- nan I'D "a r.
" a. IL. ..-r.r "a . 10 do i..l.-7.-s s.. -ec.-.
.rerset A-1 location. s1r coos r1-ses waters. sr-
,oa.cu5ra sIr. g. ~ A.,r. a, or-- e.st-l'. ns.
". .ef-, g. H'.- wan ~, -. ...,.ntese
SO B0aa~sE I f - Nutha.
t.-IT NJ WITH nd. --r- : ..alrt ~.
" - = e., s 80, i - ysl-. ~s ay 70
na. is.e a'-,'' a 70 ~. .oa. 81 a.s. ,
..'i .,-.,....s MAJ. ri.-...ss .-5.r 81. j. -
.,.-..- y =, .i-.-, =, i..-, --- :,
,......- 80. ION -r -. ~.
80. -. -. -... .-s = .r---.-. .,.s--r 49, .r.l-r.
,ss q, 49,, e, a.., ser.e II ses5-s,
a,.le- Neo-l-Z- 3D. ~ see--- c. . =. 3o---- =
" tNfLD F.n-eo ,e 'i -
~. --.--. ~ -, sl..se-. Nir. I'D go saa ssgs-
r.-ncrc 19rsn.a see. .erY
- ANfaD-A s..--i. b. 'if.-- II - '.-'e 80.
an. +. Q, ~ .s.,aa ~ al &C. -s'. -
car t-r .a- H-s f recon r-rfs lf l ci-r 1i-0 o'
ll'. civ Aier-s. 'rin-r lre-1- ul--e .-
~ - e-..5sr -. r-.,r - ~ lsn..r7ac .ri
Old Al ~. - s.trr Ca -rr. ..- .ts. .r-rcr
.-- 81 ...us.or = arg-..- -. r-1 i~1ge.rs Ca
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rs BROWN Auc,onrHf
iDo-EW stAnUt.ANi, WALNUT AAl

iNPAINrFD N RNlTURr } " BROW = viii ssa
4. an,l0n TO 8OhkON Tuesday, Apiil 81 ot Veioca
al IA Broad~ay $40 as.otnieat ~ hanisoios ross
wood rlack anu snl panied lufoilre if pAf ia shd
rh.rber, uitn srrnf ysf - OF uinrr furniture,
A'so, snps. gnnoO'es th'na, col0f-d sud pain gisS
-l.FI ID affd ffsfs, sc ~ -
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'TaiS GREkr SECRET. .t-scesoi "a ne Apt ZEN
ser O; ~ ws,rs Gre J5ar,s-pr,es 10 ren,s Puo-
49, by FOWLERS 4 WELLS
ASA f1. Nf~s-l . Neu.Yrrk
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MARINE JOURNAL

corr =. NEN- fO2S......AFR-.. @, is-
~r.ItrCaE .lNastc II. sAh.
-. -. a-..-t - go. --~-- .a'-s :,
stcv -.rfA....Apf-
a Cos b - -
- r7- v7g1,. JorF14I. gEs .0I-grs ylek n
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,-pg LII rex r. cf &c. sOk1a AhkR.CAA
4 ~. -tr~r ~ ~ sts sLi1f p iariliins
:. -. "a, ,,rf n. /. lr-rr stsere 20 intsfes, 10
49, no.-r 40 ~ o.. Ile s,rtm F-sses, er f4lfe, 80
"a z. ar yrgcefg te eneirR - - cyr~Srn. ~
g..y.r ar.-rira1 . - krD@l o. = ~ ~ -" :,
.a.tf 4rsbag Wklg sfpgfer. % '.- tiis- SfsFs ~
- ~ parlr1gs y 10 ,.ss-cl l-nn4-.f .tAyu 20 -
~ .rsue.y gIcf.s T.. z,sse I. % 4ncla - 49,
rs.t-g slr "a ID al lsgrsfrI@H. 1yras - -.
o,r--.lsrs. s1ir-s. BkaCf BaDI - - rf.fl.. -.
~ s-s fD'x SAL eyrLef - fs'9' an $1,000
E-ss Guy. -
-V ---7--T J---- = l'sasgt~i ssast n-ffs Ll-e -
: .-s.t-a LTfr.-rs hEsEf -. -. - 80, - I,
r - 80 n - i - sfss = ~ - y - - 40
1880 49, 49,. q ftr ~ a Af,.f -, -, - -
t---- - 49, Z. - ed Ga, 80. - ssspcr Ears
~ = 81 val -r-, Id - - - ~ I, -
..-rr. ..r.s .rf1' ~ 80. $3.50 = - ~
-t' 49,. -. f..l a. d. sr-sf - - go 49, =,
49, - .l.'at.1 l fl1 s9ie- = i~~s l-ef =. =
80 -rn4--i 81 s. Isfs 80 s1iJ 49, 80.
- -. ri ol-y ts,irs al f-sss -~Ss no.
= - -. - III Mr. -. sal - strfss 2a - s-l>4fs
- i.. 10 ~ n sag, 20, Ss,.sss u r9ss' = us
.sf-sa-D"L~@ 80 ALLEx BCpsos Z cAnrszLL
.,.-,ox R.--ss Arssss<ys Sc - ws.e
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BOOK TRADE.
TIE WrRSrFR cAsE.

THE WEBSTER CASE.
NIlLL 81 FJBLlsRED o. MONDAY. AF-t =
w Rev. OF a. Nsoslf Csse. D. a urise-g % NJ
Nev-Yofk Bsr
rrl s--,-a. 80 --i---r 80 49, 49,
"A 'ea s.re a-r1 Oh r1ft ,-f t
sa- frer ri fn-s 'af 'l.' ol Do
go - rzr-v. ti.rftrrf ertzr-lr ~. j. 81 f-f
Proc - c-uts R-DFlEL0 CHrc1a Hai
F-r SO ~ Rri5I1s a c. sos'1e " 3 L.ir-T p a
--'---st ri ". rsyo- "a !rcre $50
DR.. STONES REPORT
TRIAL or PROF. 7. w. WEBSTER.
DFfLLfP> SAMPSON Il CO no Nssst1gtoc o.
s1sfo7. ~ run.st 10 90 d-s vrres ,u Rsrcrt 81
- IL 7.-rfs-f ia f-r- ~
FHONOGRAPHIC REPORT OF
RI sraNG
T. '1-srds "a s.- aurrcslu1 So - -.ry q. te
c-.a- q he fgf1.- refe0rnce I.
. rcr's- shll 80 pages octxvo. a. T - roi ~ on
a.sl rslrr A.. rrfrftl @st- ~ 49, al~r she-'
re Gree ~ = hol-i i7 -heer ST. --uts ir
e srr- cows " Bel fnr 80 Nv 1 MORTON
e. e-stNNs n tisuoe-s Il-vff. Horse
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- T.EIgoH.I4 THROL0H TIGHTS -
%STh - 80 r'.Ss ara tir,s ssss fsxs Ie1oplh uef
-x>saz>A .r. pei O~orns n ,nd O.,9 IN ASn''-
= -, ~ ~ offgT = co - HfO1cSsg, ccr Ws.f.
---------T aIJgOHNIk sfCEEI.--TOf s1s,
ri. frst hrrlss Grks. - "a ff.neiscp ~
--s-s<s<er .t..-~r FGpli- C4gy u Aprl - A2py - q
& caaGfN p $500
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BRICEA Chiffon Aactionssr
A EENrgAI AssDkTNkNf Of HOl
4 rUITLE, Aucuoneer
VALUABLE COLLECTION or OIL PAINTINGS
~ TnE INTERNATIONAL Aht UNION CAT,

UFNJANTN NUDNf ! AulTITHef-
sItTION.-HFNJAhiN MOONEY ~tl cell THIS
AtDAt 10 Ociock a. 50 hrVah~tY, he iufniiafs con
sin. Of csfprs chsifs th - suss nais ands, plano
,rIs. msnisl cosk rch isnfsSs silver psisf casinf,,
.-rd walters cake ossk.ts csrtlesucss refigsstufs
80. ..ft. t.i u.,tnIus of - lt.
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, .UDU- 8Jot Now or ~ " mesl-af sl0 Nn-l
~ if.r tre ihsy are Auoon cheap from 80 to 60
Ir.n ma ~ nsf. house aud s-ctf sn'y lpt-nckl
TUESDAY ~ - Nori1 wilsnsL ens snes ~ Chatham,
=. h ,5rock a. ~
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s.E-7 indies a-rce
p -rs r-- - g-e-. --t - - a.
$50 - g=-zin sE-1 - sr1
- !. 80 Fss-rr C-1l.es. = a.
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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
AVN Brr-"m.y his shadow never be less

AMIN BKr"msy his shadow never be less occasionally
amuscs by his orientaism, which is delightfully."- unex-
pected is disimar all notions Of language and
etiquette. AT public dianer in New York. the Beys health
having been proposed AMIN BEr proposed in return, The
health Of the st gentleman of the United Sateshe grace
ful President Mr. FILLxoRE." We admire the toast, not
only for its nea,ness but for its instruction In our cooqua
usage and prostitution Of the language the toast would be- by
American applied to dancing master than to The
Chief Magistrate Of the United States But AMIN BEr, who
has learned what be knows Of English from higher standards,
selected gentleman its Turkish equivalent the word
expressive Of the highest manly attributes and properties
The Turkish Ambassador is not deficient in happy terms Of
expression Take for instance his application to himself of
the title Of the first Columbus Of his naton be being the
first Turk who has visited America Not less happy his
reply to the question Of whether he spoke German He
Piled that he had been speaking terms with that Ian
guage since the surrender Of the brave companions Of
was little extravagantbut could any thing be neate or,
in New York. polite i--lSsLxerzD.]
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

Mr.. WEBSTER was lately sojourning for few
days at Elms Farm, the place of his BIRTH in Frank
lin, IN. H.) A delegation Of his old friends and
neighbors, many of whom were companions of his
younger days, among whom were the Hon. Moses
NoRRIs, U. s. Senator, Judge UPHAM, Gen. Low,
Hon. c. H. PEAsLEE, Gen. FRANK PIERCE, called
to pay their respects to him, and during the visit
sat down to regular old-fashioned dinner. The
occasion was one of great enjoyment and many
toasts and speeches were delivered. The Hon.
RICHARD AVER proposed the. following sentiment
Our Host Tothegenius patriotism, and courage which
eectuay and opporuney nteposed for the preservation
Of the Union, tender lasting gratitude Liberty and
Union, and forever, and inseparabe."
Mr.. WEBSTER replied in an appropriate manner
to this toast, and in conclusion offered the following
toast:
Our Country: May its Union continue perpetual and
everlasting, for when shall become divided it will longer
be my country"
Mr.. WEBSTER spoke with deep and heartfelt emo
tion and sat down amid burst of applause, which
greeted him throughout his speech.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN CHICAGO
The reader is already aware that the City Council
of Chicago had adopted an ordinance multiplying the
recent act Of Congress- in relation to fugitive slaves.
An immense meeting of the people of that city was
held, in consequence of this act of the Council,
which was addressed by Judge DouGLAs, of the
U. s. Senate, in most able and eloquent speech,
vindicating the fugitive law, and condemnng the
efforts to evade it. The effect was tremendous !;
the meeting unanimously dissented from the act Of
the act. Such is the force Of truth, boldly, openly,
and manfully maintained. Judge Douglas de-
serves the highest credit for his patriotic efforts 10
sustain the law and the constitution of his country.
[Sauannah Republican,.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

RoBsxRr or JoHS McDososHs HoUsE.-We easn - -
death Of the late john McDonogh the millionaire bis rosr
Office was entered by five white men, Insisted ey
his slave Jery and robbed Of or $40 600 in gold .
silver They effected an snb.sosaor a.1 IL ~.
Orleans with large Of money, and on being arrested
made confession duplicating one man, who was arrestsS
bu, ascbsrsed for Of better evidence Jerry also sessS
~, be robbers took buckets full Of gold and svs
,he vschss and pair Of spectaces and that they ss~e
him big pile" which be leR in the Of . wowaR
named Nancy Bolts After the robbery the Mayor sesrcsa
The room and found $4,000 worth Of First Municipality
Bonds scattered about the floor.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

We copy the following from late number Of
the Charleston News, and cordially respond to the
praise that it bestows upon the heroic man who,
in order to save the lives of others, rsked his own.
He is indeed hero, and worthy some of especial
mark Of public appreciation
"We record with singular satisfaction instance of true
heros which deserves be heraded wherever noble
duct and genuine humanity recognised having just
claims admiration We learn that the occasion Of the
late breaking down Of the essewerk the Wateree
the line Of the Camden Railway conductor whose name
believe, SPELL, fearing that passenger train that
approaching would into the chasm ouded he ,cas
cra,od along the broken mbes very considerable dis
tance, and succeeded in making signals Ohch preuented
perhaps nfI catastrophe Such instance Of quick
reflection the danger Of Others rising in ones mind
the of the endurance Of pansuch fotude amidst
suerngs be recorded in letters Of unfading gold
and the noble who did the act reverenced wherever
tue owns advocate, or public spirit is rewarded"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16

JUICE INSECT, one of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of Georgia, was invited to attend a
mass meeting Of the friends Of the Union,' to be
held at Kingston, and responds to the invitation in
letter, from which the following is extracted:
's find difficult gentlemen, to realize the fact that there
in Georgia, this Moment men Of influential character
and political position aud presses of extensive circulation
whose serious purpose to dissolve the Union Il is, not
wi.hstandng Two years, indeed year ago, would
have secuted such impuaton vile slander upon
great growing State However melancholy the TRUTH yet no
sensible person can now fail to recognise it, That Leading
men, In sister State have Tor years deliberately contemplated
the dsmemberment Of the Conderacy have long believed
Those peons can claim, and justly too, in project so
ngioriouq, the cooperation Of gentlemen OF high
standing in Georgia. and some four Eve Of her presses
Georgia has been invok follow Carolina in her cfusade
againt reason sense and the Union but few Of
her listening her invocation, and enlis'ns under
her baDnera banner ifhout the stars end stripes That
will never do until Southern wrongs become far more ag-
gravsted than they now are"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-16
rnox THE ROCHESTER, (s. ~ Anxn1cAs.

Hox. A. M. ScHERHsRHoRs.--We should do injustice
to the feelings of the Wings of Monroe to omit
congatuaton upon the reelection Of Mr. Schermehorn to
Congress. His constituents have pronounced upon his
course in which cannot be mistaken, by commits
sonng him represent the county for another in the
national councils
Mr. s. voted in favor Of the Boundary bi and thus
buted to the pacicaon Of the country He acted under
strong Of duty the Union and the Wing Admnis
op we'll knowing that his conduct would be miseprosened
bis injury but deferred by any selfish considerations
from which he honestly believed to be right and ne
cessary. The result that bitter opposition to his e-
nomination manifested ITSELF and continued active against
him up the night of the election. Strenuous efforts were
made to defeat him. All the elements of fanaicism were in
blaze and no means left uned to prevent his
cess But the people sustained him and approved his coufe
The result when all the circumstances considered, must
be regarded most gratifying triumph, and high testi-
monisl to faithful public servant He will 60 back to
Washington with a certificate from the people Of Monroe
that be has done wisely and well in voting for the peace
sures Of The late session.