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glorious the commentary Oh our free iss,,,
tions with wha, trumpet tongue does !,
speak the inestimable value Of tho America
Union.
The more fortunate the career of mi.
distinguished citizen and statesman, the rrea,.
er his debt Of gratitude TO his country md
his God and the deeper his rssponsbih,v
to both, for The future destiny Of that coun,,y
which has so rewarded and honored him. :
lie, il then be his patriot and his religion,
duty to pour oil on the troubled waters. Inv
the support of measures Of concilialion-lr,
him regard himselfas the instrument Of Prov.
idence To compose the mighty aud periou,
strife which now shakes the republics,
him forget party. section, self-snd go oaly
for his country, his whole country and no.
thing but his country LET HIN BOLDLY n
JUSTICE To THE SouTn AND THUS GIVE PER.
PErrIrY TO THE UNIoN-and he will indeed
earn the patriots undy ing fsme--,he presen,
generation, America, the world. vii! rise u,
ard call him blessed - and millions, y.,
unborn. will hymn his grateful praise. h
was The glory Of Washington T CREATE rus
Union -ian be the glory of FILLaoRE r /,
SAVE THE uNIoN-no higher incentive can
be offered To human ambition no nobIer re.
ward TO patriot hopes. Immortality awaits
him. il he will bu, bend his head TO receive
mighty spell, to work out its auspiciou' re.
sulls, for The welfare Of our country and the
good Of mankind. Charleaoa Courier.
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DIR. " ebster.
CHAS. MANLY.

The Governor and Council Of Massachu.
sets, have decided upon the execution of Dr..
Webster, aud have appointed the Both Of
Angus, next, as the day for his execution
The conduct Of Webster in frs, deny ing and
then admitting his guilt, had great weig ut
with the Council in bringing hem TO Ibis de,
termination. The Council says: ";he pal.
liaiog facts and circumstances set forth in
The confession, have not been go confirmed
by other evdcnce and circumstances, as To
fern proper and sufficient basis for Eyecu.
tive lale rie renee"
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Who are 10 be Believed,

A certain editor who claims 10 be a Wing
but who Is suspected Of blowing hot and
cold, says, " We learn, &C., that Gov. Man.
ly has declared himself in favor Of changing
the basis of representation in the Senate from
taxation 10 the white basis" This charge
was first started in the East, and was believed
to have been put in circulation, relative TO
The federal basis BY Col. Reid himself in or.
der TO affect Sow. Manly 10 that quarter in
the estimation Of the rich shareholders. Bu,
hear wha, Gov. Manly SAYS abou, il:
MoEGAxroS. July II, 1880.
"NR. GALES Dear Sir. Your kind letter a6.
dressed to me at Lenoir and forwarded TO me here,
is this moment received
The charge that have come out in favor of
changing the present basis of representation under
our Constitution 10 the IFhte Basis, either in the
Federal or State Government, is UTTERLY AND w.
oUALIF .ErLY FALSE, from whatsoever source il
may have originated or been pTonu gated
such doctrins may be pO ar 10 the Mountain
regions, but do not entertain ii aud DO not ad-
vance it.
You a, liberty to make what use you please
of this basty note.
Yours truly,
CHAS MANLY
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Death CT Sir Robert Peel.

Sir Robert Peel, the PINE Minister Of
England, was killed on the 81 inst, by being
thrown from his horse. lie was generally a
the vessels on The day Of his funeral hoisted
their coors at half mast. Speculation is rife
as TO the probable effect Of his death on po!it.
cal parties. IL is believed thai his death has
strengthened The presen, Ministry, and tina,
there will be no change.
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ton Of disiing Offices under Gen. Tsyiors ad.
mnistration. But it may be permitted to an Editor
in another State TO say that she did not receive un
der that administration what due 10 her. She
had been the banner Stats Of the Wig party Of the
South for years. When other States vcered from
their true orbits. and when our own Virginis twice
in ten years turned her back on her native born
sons. North Carolina truly aud steadily main.
tanned the ascsndancy Of Wing principles. and she
YVES sntitlcd to something better than mission 10
Spain. il in truth that appointment was given to
her. in compliance with her solicitation. We have
thought proper 10 make these remarks on our own
motion and without consultation with any one. We
shall patiently await Developments confident that
new President will do what he conscien tiously
believes to be right. and what will be sustained by
the entire Wing party.
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prac,icabiliiy Of constructing Railroad from
Charlotte 10 Taylorsville in Alexander coun.
~. The following eenllemes are expected
to be preseu, and address The people. viz !:
L. Carmichael. Esqs., Of wilkesboro'; E. NJ.
Campbell and w. p. Caldwell, Esq, Of lie.
dell; and J. W. Osborne and T.. Z. David.
son, Esus., of Charlotte.
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~ Mr.. Stephens denies lha. he or Mr..
Toombs made he threat to Gen. TAYLOR, as
stated in letter to the Philadelphia Bulletin,
published on the outside.
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CO The ffaak"g privilege has been grant
cd TO Mrs. Margare, l.. Taylor, wife Of Pes.
dent Taylor. This is mark OF respect that
has been extended 10 the widows Of the deceas
ed Presidents.
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New Cabinet.

We published last week what was reported
as the Cabinet appointments Of President
Fillmore, which was partly correct. We
give now the names of those gentlemen
who have been nominated 10 the Senate by |
the President and officially announced as hi,
constitutional advisers, viz:
For Secretary of State DAsIEL WEBSTER, Of
Massa chusetts.
For Secretary Of the Treasury. TroAAs CoRwIy,
of Oslo
For Secretary Of War. EDWARD Bates, Of Mis-.
souri,.
For Secretary of the Navy, WILLIAM A GRA.
HAN. of North Carolina.
For Secretary OF the T.telior, JAMES i. PEARcE,
Of Maryland.
Fer Postmaster General, NATHAN K HALL, Of
New York.
For Attorney General, JoHN J CErrrexDES, Of.
Kentucky.
This is ssid to lie strong Cabinet. Mr..
Webster has proved himself 20 b. above sec.
toual prejudice and true freed 10 the
Union, taking decided Stand u fsyJ. Of ne
South and her institutions. egariless OF wat
consequences nigh oef4lI him a. home. or
W. 4 C,,b,n W. ned co,,.,c ba
- J,ov. a .3 f,a
No-,b C.-.l;,, ~ ,,,o .,4 ,ia3
r,,a,1 ,,l c,s ~ wg .e,ob .,s, -
n.,;.I ,,.o,o,,s yo,l ,s ,boos or ~. vho,s
counlrv. Ed.sfd c. Bale, is a Gentleman
who ,atirqd r,o,n po',icalI,ie !, 1870 While
IN The H.u.e Of Ee,fes.n,stiye. h. va. dis.
,nsuisbed for abilrv and vo,,b. NJ, pea,cs
is considered very able man and a, n.
deo,r,oe,, of n. Io,e,io, b.. beco,. b;rh
10 ,ro,o,,.,, and laho,;o,s !, ! h.,;ovsa ho
will administer it with discretion ard ability.
hIr. Hall was member of the las. Congress
and Is said 10 be a man Of good udgnent
and vas the law partner Of Mr.. Fillmore at
RoGr,fo.
We Interstate all accepts out Mr.. feafce.
Re, Sro,, and Con Wa,,;o,,,, b,va h..,
temporarily appointed to the war and Navy
peoa,,,a,,.
A msJoriy Of the above Cabinet is from
,ba .to,shotG,n g., -
whom not one word con be said as favoFlDg
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70 The people Of Virginia having, by a
very large vote, decided in favor Of calling a
Convention for amending the Constitution
Jf that State, the Governor has issued a
Proclamation appointing an election for Del.
egates to be held on the 4th Thursday in
August next.
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Railroad Meeting at Davidson College,

we are requested 10 stale that meeting
will be held a. Davidson College on the 18Th
OF August next, by the friends of Internal
improvements, TO lake into consideration tbe
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- We are requested to state lha, The Alex.
andfiana Academy is now under the charge
Of Mrs. T.. WILSON.
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GDSrGnttg$
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1850.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq, is cur a.
gent IN Baltimore. authorized 10 obisin advertise.
ments and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
r1E. w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in fhiladel.
pha. authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro-
suhsc riptious.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES MANLY.
OF WAKE COUNTY.
OF WAKE COUNTY.

1T We are authorized to announce E. c. DA-
WILSON, ESQ., as an Independent Candidate ior a
seat in the House Of Commons of the next Legisla.
ture.
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BosToS FEMALE MEDICAL ScHooL-It has been
in operation two years. The Female Medical Ed
ucation Society Incorporated at the last session
Of the legislature with all the powers necessary 10
establish thorough female medical school, and in
connexion with it maternity hospital, to afford
the pupils practice in the department of midwifery.
The house Of Dr. WinslOw Lewis, at the foot of the
Common, has been leased to the society for the
of the school, during DR.. LIE absence in Europe,
Tor two or more years. Dr. Lewis leaves his house
a. occupied by himself completely and elegantly
furnished throughout, his Office containing choice
medical library of about three thousand volumes,
and Of six thousand dollars value, (somc volumes
of plates costing hundred dollars cach,) also an
atoInical apparatus, &c. To place the institution
on permanent basis the society propose 10 raise,
soon os possible, one hundred thousand dollars.
Durng the four terms Of the school thirty intelligent
and enterprsing women have received certificates
practitioners in midwifery, and already some
what extensively employed, having attended in the
aggregate about five hundred cases of births, and
with the most satisfactory success. The most inn
portant object Of the institution is TO supply the
public with thoroughly qualified females for the pro-
fesson of midwifery, but it will afford a complete
medical education to all who wish to obtain il.
Nurses will also be provided with lectures and in
struotion, TO qualify them for the responsible duties
of attending the sick generally Pathfinder,
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, August 27, 1850.

SENATE.
Senate to- day.
Petitions were presented by Messrs. BADGER,
HUNTER, WINTHROP, CHASE, DICKINSON, WHIT
COMB, TuRNEY, and UNDERWOOD.
MRS MyRA c. GAINES.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi, presented the petit
ton OF Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, widow of the late
General Gaines, praying for pension. Referred
to the Committee on Pensions.
JonN pEvLIN.
Mr.. SHIELDS moved, and the Senate proceeded
to the consideration of the bill for the relief of John
Devhn; and the same ordered to be cngros5ed
Tor third reading.
POWERS TO NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
Mr.. BUTLER moved, and tho bill to authorize
notares public to take and certify oatlis afirma
tons, and Acknowledgements in certain cases, was
taken up; and after explanation by Mr., BADGER,
the bill was ordered TO be engrossed for a third
reading subsequently, it was read third time
and passed.
THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA (vA.) RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Mr. UNDERWOOD NOV cd, and the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the bill for the relief
OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company.
The object OF the bill is to refund to this company
the assignee of the State of Virginia one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars, advanced by the
State to the United States, to aid in the erection OF
public buildings at the seat Of Government.
Messrs. MASON, UNDER WOOD, HUNTER,
BUTLER, CAsS, RUSK, DAWSON, BERRIEN,
PRATT, and FoOTE, supported the measure and
Mcssrs. BADGER, BRADBURY, DAYTON and
BALDWIN, opposed the bill.
The question being taken, the bill was ordered to
be engrossed for third reading, by the following
vote
YEAS.-Mcssrs. Atchison, Barnwel!, Bell, Ber-
rien, Butler, Cass, Clay, Dawson, Dodge of Iowa
Douglas, Downs, Foop, Houston, Hunter, Jones
King, Mason, Morton, Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian
Smith, Soule, Spruance, Turney, Underwood
Wales, and Walkers.
NAYS.-Mcssrs. IAdger, Baldwin, Bradbury
Bright, Chase, Clarke Cooper, Davis of Massachu-
sets, Davis of Mississippi, Dayton, Dickinson
Dodge of Wisconsin, Fetch, Greene, Hamlin
Pearce, Shields, Sturgeon, Upham, Whitcomb
Winthrop, and Iulse-22
WEST FELICIASA RAILROAD.
The bill for the relief Of the West Feciana Rail.
road Company, yesterday ordered to be engrossed
was read a third time and passed.
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
Mr.. HAMLlN moved-it being one o'clock
and the Senate proceeded to the consideration o
executive business, and, after some time spen
therein, adjourned.
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In compliance with the expressed wish Of a
valued friend and subscriber, we publish the
speech Of Mr.. STEPHENS Of Georgia, on the re-
cent Executive communications in answer 70
the letter of Governor BELL, of Texas. 1t
might perhaps be expected that we should ac-
company the publication with some comments,
but nasmuch as it is only two days since we
furnished our readers with the speech of Mr..
AsHMUN, Of Massachusetts, mainly in reply to
that Of Mr.. STEPHENS, we feel that little fur
ther is necessary.
Mr.. STEPHENS ihfers the defect of authority
in the PRESIDENT TO employ the military force
Of the nation in maintaining the actual Federal
possession and jurisdiction in New Mexico,
from nice criticism Of the language employed
in the acts of Congress defining the cases in
which the army and militia are to be employed.
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FRoM SAINT DoNrNGo.-Captain Parker, Of the
schooner Navarro, which arrived at this port on
Sunday, informs US that the Emperor Fausin Let,
was hitting up an expedition against the Wind.
ward Islands, both by sea and by land. II was
said the naval force would consist Of two large
sluare-rigged vessels and a propeller; the latter
was IN preparation in some part Of Europe, sup.
posed in England.
Some two or three weeks previous to Captain
P.'s calling, three white inhabitants Of influence
bad been behesded, for what the authorities con.
sldered too free expression Of political opinions
". y Tiibuns,
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which does not relate to the points we have
stated, is devoted mainly 10 an argument upon
the question of title between the United States
and Texas, as it is affected by the treaty with
lowing him
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Z H E R EP u BLIU
w ASH N GTO N
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2s. 1850.


In the Senate, yesterday, several private bills
were considered and passed. The Senate at an
Executive business.
The House Of Representatives. passed the
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, by a
vote of-yeas 1871, nays 81.
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LossrNe's PicToRIAL FfgLrRooK OF THE REvoLU-
TroN-The fifth number is before ne. The promises
Of the publishers are faithfully redeemed in this
numbers and the subscribers who will preserve
and bind the whole series will possess valuable
and entertaining book,
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The following petition was presented under the
rule, viz
by Mr.. SPALDING: The petition Of G.. w.
Rounds and others, for the better preservation of
human life on steamboats, navigating the western
lakes and rivers.
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Foreign, Items.

~
Mr.. Gibson, of Rome now in England, has
received order for colossal group in marble, Of
figures Of her Majesty, supported on either side by
justice and clemency. The figure of the Queen
will be ten feet in height and the side figures eight
feet This group will occupy place in the new
houses Of Parliament.
Gen. Molier, who served for many years in
Africa, and who commanded brigade in the army
in the Roman expedition, died in Paris the 10th
inst. Admiral de Moges, one Of the most distin-
guished naval officers in France, died at Passy,
near Paris, on the same day. 81
England is pressing her claims ON Portugal for
indemnity, well as the United States. 1t would
be rather funny to see Lisbon bombarded by
combined American and English squadron.
The French Minister for Home Affairs has con-
sented to give to Louis Philippe the so called
Spanish Gallery Of the Louvre, consisting Of from
1000 to 1900 pictures.
The celebrated DIR. Buckland the eminent geol
ogist, Dean OF Westminster, and private friend Of
Sir Robert Peel, is, it is reported, bereft OF his
reason, and in close confinement in lunatic asy-
lum near Oxford
The French Navy. at the present moment, con-
tains only l45 vessels.
Elhu Burrltt has proceeded TO Frankfort ON the
Maine, where the Peace Congress is to assemble
There are two English channel steamers. called
the Banshie and Vivid, which move at the rate of
IL miles an hour.
The Galway people are going to try another
steamer, OF greater power than the Viceroy.
A Statue Of Sir Robert Peel is to be erected at
Manchester, England.
In French Medical Journal, M Bordet reports
a case in which two deep eschars were made on a
patient without the least pain, the places having
been previously drenched with chloroform for ten
minutes. The application Of caustc did not cause
even so much pain the slight burning sensation
produced by the chIoroform ITSELF 1t is suggested
that abscesses may be opened. or bodies near ths
surface extracted without pain, by the same means
Cod liver oil has risen in England from eco L
f36 per ton
One million two hundred aud sixty thousant
Irish have emigrated to the United States since
1925.
A vessel has sailed from the Clyde for Sau
francisco. part Of her cargo consists Of Goals
and iron houses. The latter are now unsaleable
unless the last fire has produced new demand.
Madame Pasta, NOW sixty years Of age, has con-
sented to sing " roessrt in London, on the 10th
inst. given in aid Of The Italian exiles
Russell, the chartiss, has been psrdoned by her
Majesty.
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MAyoRALrr OF NrwoRLrAss. July 10. 1850.

% WU,
-. .,s,,.. -, Sitting of July 2, 1850.
oc agsh9Ezed T snd reqnested aer hsyng given DAYS
accoTdng TO the l2 section of of the Legislature OF
me Stse oil Louisiana approved March H. 1850
or 1n9ng two school houses upon the property belonging
Y lne second Municipality, and situated the First and
rourth " ards thereof according the plans and specea-
~ uiS AZ ne surveyors ONCE; the WORK to be done In
good and substantial manneI hesataeton of the
nyor ana be completed within -four months from the
OF contract Conditions to b. follows viz: the nracor
70 retain ownership of the buildings but subject The
Hehehce oi the Municipality purchase the same for cash
n acceptance with the terms of the adudicaton the build
gs 10 he rented in the meantime by the Council at rent
Pay ~ ler GENT per annum their cost provided the
COST o. each OF said School houses does exceed $900
lslgnedl LANES ii. CALDWELL, President.
lSigned] A. H. CROSSMAN Mayor
True copy: IL BIER Secretary '
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N. ORLEANS and CARRoI.LTON RAuROAD.

- ~ 80 -
Wg ae louisiana and Napoleon .9ueaue Bya1ch
9 h9ass' aFa RedHetto the Fare take place on he
single ticket any distance to from. or above Louis
children over and under il years iO iO
10 OF rom LOUISIANA Avenue, (childen half price - 1O
oV ueheu ior anove LoulsiHna Avenue, from Carroll
% tickets to or from Louisiana Avenue ...... 4 90
Personal monthly tickets, rom the first to the last OF
- each month only,) any distance .........,., 90
Jhs Cars depart from nc Bdrene street dpot as foofps
Horse Car, "a A. NJ. 81 and IL y P. N.
steam rahy A. NJ, then every hour until p M from
the third Monday February the second Monday IN No
From CarrOlLf0n.
Horse Car, A. M; 8 and 10 P. M.
Steam Train, NJ, then every hour until p M FINN
the third Monday in February the second Monday In No
vember, and at other times until until &; I'm
Fare, any distance, (ohden above, half price, 90 10
80 tickets, - Observation-Disclosures. 4 IA
Personal monthly tickets, (Om the st to the last Of each
month only , dlstance....., ..,.,....... 90
THK CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS;
FROM t.aiay elte, IN summer %, and "a
FROM Gana street, do .o....,.....61, S and A. NJ.
Enul i,alayelte IN WINTER -bs, and NJ.
From Canal street, do. ........,....7, TX and 6A NJ.
Aiter WHICH the Cars will leave each end every fifteen
HlHses ans s,,ni sau p then al ~ 10 and u p n, from
apIadS JOHN HAMPSoN, Ensf and super't
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RROOKLYN WARRHOUsE COMPANY. .-Ths

ID BROOKLYN Warehouses, at lgsrs opposite Oteans
are now in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and NJ MERCHANDISE from the NORTli, Intended for re-
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the nyer with wharves
in front of the Waehouses by which goods are Immediately
conveyed without ayage to the weather. ample
room will be found the dichargils of steamers and
loading of ships.
Charges fixed at low rates. and every aecommoda
ton Offered the Merchants the city the shippers In
the upper county. 1t is the wish of the ompaBy 10 equal
the conveniences Of The Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mereha Lde invited
10 visit the premises
Office, Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets Newor.
leans. II. j. CASEY. SeoFetarv.
:, Reference Y 3. Gsidss Price, FfoA 6 Col j. w.
Stanton Il Col r. y. Niohak, se6