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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Central Railroad ST New-Jersey.
MAJ n r Z & ANGEMENTS-

VA n L b h ARRANGE ZEN ENIS.-
w Commencing MONDAY Nov. d. l85a.This Road
extends from ELlZAB ETHPORTS IS miles 10 The WHITE
HOUSE. N j. reducing the staging between the terminus
of the Road and EASTON TO 25 miles.
This line leaves NewYoTk by steamboat Red Jacket
pier No North River, and conneet5 with trains on the
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves NeT-fork from foot
of Cortland St
Ct pier No North River, al IAN freight and al PM
passenger and by N J. Railroad foot OF CorIlandsL al 9
Trains leave White House and following places for New
White House ut 81 AM; freight CT AM. Passenger
someTvire at AM; Freight al TAM. Passenger at
q PM.
eenger al 2 25m ? M.
Pielnfeld at5i AM; Freightat II AN; Passenger at
ppm.
Wesdeld at 63 AM Freight at "a AM; Passenger at
SPIN.
Elzabehtown, Freightats4AM Passengerat l2i PM
ger al l M.
STAGES win be IN readiness on the arrival of the AM
rain from Newly orb at the White House 10 convey pas
sengers EEston Wkesoarre Bethlehem Allentown and
hauch Chunk Penn and 10 Remington, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Belvidere, Nj
N BAH BAGGAGE al the risk of the owners until de-
yered into The actual possession OF the Agents of the Com
pany snd checks or receipts given therefor. MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
LNOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,

ANOR CALlEORNlA, via C1AGhf.o,
WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA The Uni.
led States Mai Steamship Company viii dispatch the spen
aid doube-engne steamship OHIO, j Schenck,
q. s. Navy, Commander on Tuesday, Noy g at O'clock
d from the pier fooiof Wurren-st North river with the
Government Mails and passengers for San Francisco and
intermediate ports
passengers for San Francisco guaranteed that they
viii hot be detained at Panama beyond the usual stay IN
books open and passage can be secured at
thefOHOwing rates: ,,on,, ~ o,,.cnro
berth
sandee berth forward saloon .......:.... 90
9teeYage berth found bed and separate table -. 81
TRoM PANAMA TO sAk FRANCISCO
sesTsSe fo Ss1 bed and separate table @
a,a,e.roon. standee. steerage.
Charleston. $8 80 BIO
Savannah .o.s.....,.....J. Is ~
Havana ..........s......,~..7g % -
Ereiph, 70 New. Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot
Freigh To Havans, 80 oens per cubic foot, prepaid
Passengers for Chagres win be transferred at Hava-
no new and splendid steamship PACIFIC >, ,so
To secure freight or passage apply al The office OF tne
Company, III Westst corner of Warren TO n~,,,,,r,
Special notice Ia given 70 shippers by this line that The
Company have prepared form OF bill Of adng adapted 10
their business which will be furnished TO shippers apph
quesed to provide themselves other form viii be
signed by the Agent Of the Company All bills Of lsding
must be sgued before tho sailing of the vessel nl3 ih
VTNO CALIFORNI ANS
Il TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCO-The
splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. g. b. Bissell, u S. N. Commander will leave Pana
for San Francisco the 18th Dec next IN season for
passengers from hence by the steamers Of 18th and 2Sh
Inst
The Constitution built under the same super3tend
the Caroline and the Union, whose admirable ac
conmodalions and fine sailing qualities are well known
She 6ed with stores OF superior ORDER ana nelther
pains beray viii be spared 10 give passengers every
satisfaction
Price Of passage from Panama to San Francisco
let Ceoln.s
I'd " <Vu
Hteerage. - IVY
Apply to WARD & PRICE. 10 Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
CALIFORNIA.


.TT-1T ;1I VESSEL FOR SACRAMENT
n To crry plRECT.--The hne eli 1per bark GULL
1npo T. s Leslie master, is now loqd2g a. pier IN
Re ad WI have a nc P ds as sr' 9d a Of this
es5ne0 Srs fighoare invited 10 examine nerl WI per
hee 10 every probability Of her placing Der ca go
before faost &C he yesscis that have recently
i - 70 Es sIitHT& R6BRRT OSBORN, III Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

STEAMSHIP OSPREY for CHAR
~ LESION, s. C.-The splendid steamship OSPREY
II MARSHAL Commander, will sail from wharf foot Of
Lombard-st, PHILADELPHIA, on Saturday, November
23d O'Clock, A. NJ For freight or passage hsying gu
perior accommodations, apply at KlNSLEY x cos E.t'
OF the ship may be and berlhs secured Freight FOR
this vessel should leave New-York on THURSDAY price 10
nation refer 10 L. LITTLEFlFLD, KINGSLEY CO.'S
EXPRESS. Missy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

CHAeREs Am {GoRG0SA
CRUCES ! PANAMA
fTVHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
II Wallace ". Williams, assisted by Hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL al Gorgons, un-
dor the manag cement Of A. B. Miller and J. =. Conger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, Al Cruces under the man
agement 81 f. r. Foger and II. Miller Jr.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, st Panama under
the management of Adrian B, Miller lel D&Cu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

ESTABLISHED IN 18l7.-BOUNnY
1-lLAND obtained for Soldiers, their Heirs, with
prompness. Apply address P. s. HOES - WalI-st
successor NJ Myers Old Jules granted 10 Soldiers Of
the War Of 1912 purchased nl42w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
rtrR sTEAMER OHIO. on TncsaaY,

REX = Ia III E>lN OAilC3 III $3.50 > :
Nov Is and by every Steamer to NEW-ORLEANS.
tTlMSON * CO al 10 Wan st. vii dispatch special
mess with Freight Packages Specie and Va liable par
~ No freight Will be rec eiyed ON The day Of sailing.
TO- 81 STfMSON Il co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
Oct q -t2ON
Republican copy.

IN he Court of the Cooperation Of Lynchbnrg, Octo
j Der Hh, 1880
George f.. Roberts and William +. Siss n, Mer
chants aud partners, tradng under the style and h-m o
Roberts a. Sisson, Palntlfs,
against
O. Nandersdoc ,aJmni,ratof of Palmer Holland decd
ID lniel l. Warwick aud Samuel McCorkIe aud Charles
X. simpson, Merchants and partners, uadmg under the
firm and style Of McCorke & Simpson, DeP's.
IN CHANCERY.
(Su Ia subject debt due by the driendan, Daniel l.
Warwick to the defendant. g. Nandcrsdoe. admin sfa.
tor ol Palmer Holland deed aud now in the hands oi
the defendants MrCorklc & Simp"n for collection, TO
the payment of plaiotI demand against defendant q.
Veud .rsdoe, administrator as aioresald)
II appearing by affidavit tia the drtendan' t. Van
de- sdor administrator Of Palme Holland, deed i not
resid ut Of he STATE uf Virginia Il is ordered that he
do appear re WITHIN ore mnnth after due publication
hereof and do wha, may be necessay 10 protect his IN
tefe,ts And It Is further ordered that this order be
published wephIy for four weeks, some paper publish
ed this town. and pos ed The front doo oi the Court
House Copy v-i'se.
JAMES BENAG1l, Clerk.
e. DABNEY, = z.
nnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
ny TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
T. R.YY\

The "LYNcHBURG NRdlNltN" Is published ererg Mon
day Thursday morning, to,u Dollars per ann,nn
pqgae in adcance. No sab crpton c be reccircd for
shorter time than months, and paper triH be dSoon
ned (ercept at the discretion Of the EdtOrS) until all
qremdgeS paid
5ADvERrIsEENT inserted at so cents per square Tor
s) for erery inner form Insertion and 81 cts square
(tr iess) for ercry outer form insertion
Eoery .4toertr lsre9iredt TO note on the MS hotc long
otses his advertisement inserted advertisement, NOT
Ga noted mill be inserted TIL its be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prrilege
of squares, $40 for square S25 for square,
nr form S35 Epery yearly advertiser cH be required 10
con fine MS adrertisg TO nus particular line Of business
9SJoB pRINrtNG erectedneatly and erpeditously and
an ,sasouob terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
SHOES BOOTS HATS CAPS. lEATH 2 I70HgS
GREAT BARG tINS
NEEN Il CIV ATN

OFFER to their friends, customers and the pnhl
~ ally the largest and best assortment oi thr above
ticles To found this market, all of which they de
termnedo sell very cheap IN order to make room tor eh
suppy for the Fall sale the stock large, comprising
ali the newest styles OF Shoes, well qualities from the
cheapes, made to the fine t.
goods aud prices they will be sold low by the
and il will be their interest to do before buying else
where.
Farmers Planters and Customers generally respect
fully requested toea and supply themselves with these
csary articles they Will be sold cheaper than they be
bought elsc here and in cheaper than the cost G
manufacturing.
The Subscribers would call the attention o the ladies' to
Their large assortment of Ladies' Fine Shoes, Jenny Lind
Slippers Excesiors Caters Bu>kins, Laced slippers
Black Bronzed Colored and White KID, Sc. They will
sell very Sppas Tor Lads at 80 cents 5ocents and
62 u cents Large loca soon if you wish to get bar
gains. !: - Mf.fm, NUS,
,ng l1-ts CHS. A GWATkIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

distant p miles from pedar Mills and miles from the
James
ALSO-auother tract ot LAND inthe county o Amherst
described in the SAID deed containing acres, lying
ON the Blue Ridge and its VICINITY, adjoining the lands o
Sledd hers Jesse kchcson and oth"r> his tract known
the Blue Ridge" tract, lies at the eastern base OF the Blue
Ridge oI mountains, the head waters OF Enchanted and
Irish creeks both sides oi the road leading from Pedar
Mills to Lexington by Pryor Gap and ON both sides al the
road leading from the Buffalo Springs 10 Lexington by the
Gap; is about 10 miles from Pcdlar Mills and Il fem
Lexington; and contains by actual and calculation by
lalindr and ,eparinre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
YtcO FuMarcd mad Eighty Oad

ACRES less, purchased by the SAID Richard FL
lis sn Lindsey Burks adjoining the lands o ahot Noel and
ohes This tract known as the Mct ahe' tract, adoi
The tract last above mentioned It contains by actual sur,
aud calculation by latitude and departure 263 1t ls
Instant about three and bali tour mes from the James
liver, with which II conmunat by excellent road.
The Land lies remarkably evel, finely watered about
halt in original growth and the balance good second
growth oi timber he sol is variable red, some
gray, bat all good.
To the amnt secured 10 he paid by the said deed of
trust to Charles Ellis deceased, who the surviving
partner oi Ellis and Alan with the interest that has accrued
and shall thereon with all the proper costs and char
yes oil making the sand sale
And execution OF the ed by another deed of
executed by the Richard Ellis. deceased,
oThomas IL Ellis Charles Ellis unior and Champe Car.
the 4th day of Juue in the ISIS and which deed
asoo record in the Clerks office of the county court of
Amherst at the instance and request OF the sad homas H.
Ellis and Charles Ellis, Administrations OF tharcs Ellis de
ceased will be Sold by the undersigned trustee aforesaid
apnbe aucton 10 the highest bidder, the same day Qt
tar il not the next lair day and at the place, and on
the terms all respects the property above men,
uoneds to be sold, the fol lowing property to wit
Attract of LAND situated in the county oi Amherst and
described in the SAID deed a : cont aiming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
z 90 a res
Twenty Likely Negroes.

OF diff ages and sexes of which is good black
smith and another an excellent miller Aer the sale of
the above property shall sell head of Horses, yoke of
Oxen 20 head OF Cattle Il 20 head of Sheep GO
10 head of Hogs, Wagons and Gear, OK Cart and the
planta Tools Hous.hod and Kitchen Funture also.
set Black smiths Tools which have been but little used, 100
barrels of Corn crop OF Tobacco Wheat OATS Straw &c.
TERMS.
The Land will be sold ON credit of one two and three
years. the purchaser giving bond and good security The
property, for all five dollars will be sold on
credit OF TIVE We months the purchaser giving bond and
good security For under five dollars cash will be
quired of the purchaser.
The sales will b. commenced the above named dav,
unless il he too ,rement in which 1t will take place
on the next day thereafter and be continued from day
to day until completed JOHN l.. GLENN
Oct 3l-t2lNov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
One Hundred and fifteen Acres.

less, purchased by he SAID Kchard : EIs o Sam
ogg, adjoining the lands oi Samue NIeeley's heirs and
others. This tract known as the hamas creek0 tract
contains actual survey and calculation by latitude and
Iarure, l25l lies upon the branches o Thomas
Mill creek and Cedar creek, on both sides o Burofds old
road, about five miles from augh Ferry and about the
same dsance Fl ON the Blue Ride Canal.
A.SO-another tract ol LAND situated in the county Of
Anlr,, and dtsrrihcd IN Tic sad herl containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
Nov Ia /
HCnI Isl re for &NEP.

BWFNWO9F NFW FSE VF FOI NWIP.
VGNIIE Proprietor OF the WASHINGTON HOTEL, in
the OF I.ynehburg, intending TO change his bus
ness, will offer lor sale to the highest bidder, this well
known ESTABLISHMENT onthe 2sth November, 1850
If not sold privately bcip tnat lime lie deems 1t unneces
sary give description OF the property presumng that
any one wishing L. purchase Will cali and examine Tor
themselves Possession given at any time to suit the purcha
ser Terms Uade known the day OF sale.
Nov I-Wt2SNlf JAS. NJ. LANGlIORNE.
g. LynchbuIg Republican, Richmond Whigw please
week until day oisae, and forward account to
this Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

DY OF deed o trust executed 10 the subscriber by
ID Mary \ Iaffy and William II Paulett, Tor purposes
therein hearing date tie l5h day oi August s3
aud record the clerk, Office Of the Corporation Court
Of Lynrhbufg, shall, on Thursday the 18th day oi the
present month NoYember) proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, torcash at the Market House IN The ownoi lynch
burq the three s.4xes 20 wit NAT, JIMMY and PAU
LIMA in said deed mentioned The title IS believed To be
good but acting trustee shall OF COURSE convey 10 the
purchaser such e only, as vested IN me by said decd
JOHN Nj. OTtY,
1-tl4N Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

Orchard Grass and clover Seed.
4 SMALL lolof Orch I'd Grass aud Clover ), ed
~ ALSO, few Kcg, No. Lard, for sale on con
signmeni, by j. T. WILLIAMS.
Ocl. 81 is
XNTEDGE SrEEL-500 lbs as So Granite Wedge
w Steel Just received also hand all sizes 81 Square
and Octagon Cas,eel= ~ ale by
Oct ITS MCDANIEL. 4 I-ff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

The meeting a tie Stockholders o the Rocky Mount
Turnpike Company, pos poned till Saturday. the 7th De
ccmber. BY order oil the Board
oct 3!--t7Dcc J W. DUDLEY, Sec'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
Meeting Of the Stockholders.

GENER Al. meeting Of the Stockholders o the Rocky
Mount Turnpike Company, VIII be held at the Frank
I'm Hotel in the town OF Iynchburg Saturday, 10th day
OF November. j w. DUDLEY SEC'RY,
Oct l7-tlGN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
Four or Fire Es,sndred .IrrcS,

nNNA purchased by The said Richard S. Ellis oil John
B13 Hogg's heirs, adjoining the lands OF Martin n
eI3RsSf3 ID Wson and others. This tract known as the
s'Hoge" tract contains by actual survey and
-ssss>- calculation 10y latitude and departure, 800
acres II about six mites from he James river at Waue his
Ferry and about four miles from rcdar Mills is well TIM
eed chiefly by the original growth, we'll watered by the
branches OF APPLE and Cedar Creeks and in good though
not thckly sett ed neghbourhood.
ALSO-another tract OF LAND situated in the county OF
de- srrl..l i'm lh- .all lnnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
cor D.fGE.

vi
w are now receiving, on consignment large lot OF
w Bed Cords, Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines, rwne
Having made arrangement with oi the best fac
IN State will be constantly supplied with Cor
dagc, and Will soll inlots at factory priccs
JOHNSON. YOUNGER & SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07
Orchard Grass and clover Seed.

G.. DABNEY. z.
Oct. 21-w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-07

Republican will please copy I'll day OF sale
lq-tl l\aV
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

DEc p-The second branch OF this Court open
. this morning, By Mr.. Justice woodruff few in.
quests we're taken after which his Honor adjourned
NO cause being ready.
Az we on the subject. may we'll state that
the rooms In which both branches Of this court
IN future. 70 be held have undergone thorough re
psr having been thoroughly painted AVID ventilated
aud IN other respects much improved Esch court
room IL divided nearly In the centre by iron rail
ing which separates the audience from the bosch snd
bar The space occupied ty the bar is also enclosed
by circular railing ard space. 81 each cod OF the
bench " allotted for the Cerk and other ofsers Of
the court and is enclosed by iron rsilinrs On the
right hand side of the bench Il an open spase with
three OF feur tables and corresponding puinbsr ot
chairs which presume, are Intended TOT reporters
In the old court room. the bench has been changed
rom the east END to the north side Of the aud W
nos directly opposite the door In the pa.aEe leading
90 the chsmber Of the Board OF Assistants The ROOM
In witch the second branch s 70 Sit formerly the
old Circuit Court yoom.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

BowtnY THrarHE.- AZ thi- estahlishm.Bt NJ crowded
every night, ard the cOfefs OF tbs msosgau,snt ~
when tn. most refined aud ints'Isc.usl tbt-itsiD-
Tnebte are produced at cobsidersJle tNr~uts by hr
Hsmtp For some nights back, Mr. sBt brs Wal.
lack have been playing Ia Grns grest fsfic pay oi
tain. the audiences were, In a measure, spell bcun1
By ne sublime tentiment which is br.sthed th-ongh
cut the play and the great artistic ability otthe Wal
lacks In the characters of Gisippus aud sophronis
We advise ell Who admire the beet dramatic
genius TO vsit the Bewery previous 20 the Walissks
leaving for London. The entertsnment vi con Jude
with theexcslsnt drama cf the Pirate OF the Isl--
iu which Stevens. Tlton and Miss Wtmyss vt sustain
the leading characters
Brospwa, THrarrr. The second appearance sir
william Don. laet evening vas again msrnV Fith
fvccess His representation cf Sir Charlss 2 <eam
T. decidedly the best Of his characters Hts pmph
hill The entertain ments will commence With Buck
stones comedy Of Single life" IN which SIR Wm
will pereonate the character Of Bob Ticket. aud Mrs
t.phens the part of susan sweetapps This will be
nond '-eir VIM. ~ Cousin Joe, Mrs stephens as Mar
sery Nrs Abbott played this last character w1en u
vas acted before, sba the played u well Why she q.
changed 10 business The amusements will
conclude With Plstonio Attsehments.n
EIptos aasnrS -MazuLN 1t Il rarely that pop alar
favor and continued has been for period q
tutnty years attached 20 mansger and even TO the
most favorite artists We had always thought the
public tometimss ungrsteful 90 the caterers 81
smussmerts and Tor the production Of novelties IL
would seem. indeed, q great miftake Of ours, AZ ve
have proof Of n In the immeDse audiences which have
after ded the two first perform snces OF hszulm ~
Nthlo's Garden. on Monday evening and last night.
The beautiful eetablishment OF Nibo vas not only
crowded In every department but several hundreds 81
tchete refused ~ the door. We should be sste
nished with this unprecedented success N We knsvnot
that the Rsveis we're producing new piece With the
spsrte vhieh cannot he found except through tbeii
' eomraBy aud With msgniAesnes " scenery rsvs'
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
Court or General Sessions.
Bsfers the Recorder and Aldermen Franklin



Dc. o. Trial Of SeGm5oai Thisf-A young man
named James wiIson. put on trial, charged With
stealing gold -ateh pencil hey, ana pair OF sp.ots-
of Syracuse, on the lst Of August last.
police ofhcer, named Wood. testified that he ar
r,ted the prisoner board the steam boat uendrek
Hudson at Pier No IS North river on the morning Of
the Sd Of August when the witness arrested wil.os,
he had bundle In his possession. and carried II With
him 70 tn. station house This bundle proved TO con-
tain the watch. pencil NC, which Nr BALDWIN idspu-
fenaspt that ne bad ia hi. SupSi. he .sis. oaly
dirty sbirtn On examining the bun die however the
property 81 Mr. Baldwin wa.found The jury, without
leaving their seats returned verdict OF guilty Tns
Court sentenced the proser to the State prison for
four years and six months
Philip Case, alias Henry Lodwis pleaded guilty To fs
gal voting at the last election The Court seatencsd
and 20 psy dns of twenty ave dollars and 10 stand
committed iii the fine is paid
Drc Io-TA, N,Ls Conspiracy cas,s.-eso W. Niles
and Nath snie W. Roberts put on their dsfsnoe,
to-day on q charge Of obtaining 81 OOs by tails. pre-
tences from Mr. Henry Hsvsns, Of thi. city Me,srs.
Niles aud Roberts are snt oouns.lors sls~,
and n. Indictment charge, that tn.y obt.iusd the
amount above mentioned by eommsncin< or protesting
20 commsnce asuit tor Grim con ss.iss' hr hsyrns,
Sullivan while u 4 held by IN prosecution. John
sullivan vas not the husband of the somen allad-f
20. Ths called on tht. morning, snd the tot
loving gentlemen psnnslieds a. jurymen u try
IN. case The hrs' juryman chosen ~ss otto Fink
-ho, after being challenged ana examined sss ho-iy
accepted by the defence then came Geo Moore, on
the Fifteenth ward Hugh Lane. OF the first s1 /;
John W Cameron OF the hnhtn sard VnAn- 70.
site kp.y CT the Seventeenth sard Gilbert BDrert,
OF the ninth wnd Thomas T. Cooper. OF the Eighth
ward H.Bry Marie OF tbe rhirs gar Warren y.
Gray. ~ the Seventh yard Jno q. ButtAry. Of ths
second vsrd and Robert II Latham. Of the futesath
shrd
The jury being panp ellsd and sworn. the counssl
for the prosecution proceeded 70 open the alter
which the Court tusgeted the hour for adj Durs-
msnt baa well nigh arrived the furtner consideration
of the would he delayed till Wednesday moro'ng
vhep the evidence ~ould be prsceeded With
| The Recorder. in dismtssing the jury vsfnsd tnsm
ANk he
| trial and not 10 silo- ssy one speak TO them
| ahout
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ArEAYxs Ar THE cAPIxAx.
PREPARATION FOR BUSINESS.
antlligence from all Parts Of the Country,
&C., &C., 30.

intervening from Warrington.
SgRosPKcTs OF BUsINESs-CHEAP PosTAGR-RTvER
AND HARBoR BnL-BRANCH MINT BILL, ETC.
WAsHISeros, Dssem bsr 10, 1850.
From the character Of the House proceedings
tho country may count upon the early passage Of the
River and Harbor bul.
There 10 good prospect for cheap postage.
The ssd reform question Is gaining strength, but 10
Gather large subject for short session.
The New York Branch Mint is considered safe. The
new tariff stands slim chance.
Mr.. Corwins report is expected to morrow.
The Senate have confirmed Mr.. Richard II. Bayard
S Charge dAfsires to Brussels; and also, Mr.. Had
dock, Of New Hampshire. Mr.. Wsbster's nephew,
as minister to Lisbon, In place of Mr. Clay, resigned
The President and his lady had . brilliant public
reception to- day which attended by large
Der OF ladies and gentlemen.
Attorney General Crittspdsn, In the Supreme Court
concluded able argument for the dismissal of the
case Of Jesse Hoyt against the United States for the
tegularity Of their bill of exceptions Mr. Webster
replies tomorrow. The case involves 100000.
The spsech Of Mr.. Giddings yesterday, against the
fugitive Slave law has failed to produce any excite
sJnent