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The New York herald., 1850-12-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec. 26-6PM
AsHEs-Ths market was steady, with fair demand
and sales OF so barrels pots at So So and pearls at
1915.
BrEswn.-There was steady inquiry for Western
yellow, and considerable sales have been made at
23Hs. . Csc cash.
Bnr.Dsrurrs -we.tern and State Flour was In mode
rate semsnd for the local aud speculative in
vestment; but the advanced and arm pretentions OF
holders checkedth transactions to extent The
common and medium grades we're hrmer while the
better descriptions steady The stock Of domestic
-four In this market at present estimated at $50 900
barrels nearly all OF which s In store The sales add
up8OtO barrels, at 81 37k q 81 62h for No g. super
- SIX IS Oe TOR mixed to choice indiana and Mi
chigsn SO Ook 50 12h for pure Genesee So Is q
see; So 50 IS rs for extra Ohio and IS 62I So e2.
for extra Gepesse Canadian was selling In small lots,
at 81 81 % Sh in bond The stock Of this
article reaches 21 coo barrels. Southern hour
was pretty active, with hrm market, and
stock Of i70o0 barrels Some 60 barrels changed
sndsAlersndria Baltimore and Georgetown 600 bols.
Gaega's Richmond City Mills sold Tor the Pacific ut
80 rs. Rye Flour was In limited supply, With mode
rste business doing, at So so So So Corn Meal
inactive with small sales Of Jersey at 81 81 and Bran
dywine at 50 rs There was more hrmnsss In the mar
ket for Bnckrh,ai Flour, with good inquiry and sales
at 81 SO for bbls ;s2 81 so per lo0 lbs and 6S
Ttc per quarter bag Hheai was In fair milling re-
quest but the high views OF holers limited the ssles
- ~ - n "a :. II a. IA Nt
- 20 uen,s'v "ss new se ~ ss sa 10 80
sntsh. AZ ~ ~ - suu Vshssh, s,n 10 , oon. ~
20. Ins s,oeA ~ ,s. ~ ' ~ "
-vVvo ousnsis s,a a VI ,. i ~ ~ ~, ~
Wy sestce sn1 n " Ss so = .o., .
son',oues s 20 es ne,u .,b 10 '.o, V y' W.
49,, snu s iosr Loreu; VI. VII .h sI nA. a. se
~ abu iess p'eh,yi gu q 50 80 S
49, y ~ - -, S.,,.s - 49,. , 49,. 80, ~. hat
.s. 80 - . ST.. - = t oon ts, ~. -. 80.
h'.nns y. -. .i ,V' .APei.. ,s.s M ~ 1 49,. " -
- sVso lor ne" ,h wi % suu u, @ it,
80 80 s ~, 1T ne" ss y. es,> vis ~. w s
~ ~ ssiss, ~ k o,ink yas " '' V'''0' '' "''''A
",u ~, aDS ,ouno ~ 20. 9 =, ~ h 30. -, .,.h aou.
a., 80, s'"0s w ~. ' ,i ,...,i. ~ I,.-.a.i go
~ .oIelsni souis sm" p,s :" ,h pt,. 80,
lhs nh.s AZ sn ~ 's' -e'' WIN
Co., Thsrs Va. +. bet,sr feeling IN IN. msrke.
A.. ~ .An " 80 ss, h.a ~. 1 - w. ~ ,,. =. rs
.s' 10y" NJ ~ sa a. \ 80 - % W -a,,sa
.cA % ~ ~ w w =, ,eS, S ~ ~ ,stu
,S ,so ~ % ossr ~ ~ ~ :. a. pao ~ 2.
=, .i,r' 80, tti 80 iso g. y, na,.tnS, sioE
- - 49, 'ais"" INV NV W. W. sO :" ~
=, rS. tn. ..,.. 60 a.v ,.,o .ho,, , 600 h.l.. n,
l lbe s 49, W iy Jay - .th Co. -.
ss..ey pl'es , "a. ,T,..rs 80, IL ~ i'(''' W.
~. co - IT, '.,,annt ~ hnsins.. q. cou,,a of
,,, -, 4. - ,ii snd III oon,tr,,. 80 ,,n,,I
,, @ ~ ~ -. - ~ - h,,a... ,ia,hSa.s !. "a ,ssnars
az bng in nrensrstion Tor the eariv sprinr trsde
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Telegraphic Reports.

BaLrrMoRE, Dec. 20, 1850.
In the -four market, this morning there were sales
Of 600 bbs Howard street -four at 81 62H Grain Is
unchanged Cehee Is active. The sales since Monday
have been 1900 bags Rio, at 1Ohc llo Stock on
hand, $500 bags
CIScIr-arI, Dec. rs, 1850.
Hogs are steady at - a 81 go The receipts up to
this evening have been 7a3 200 hogs Msss pork Ia
good demand and 400 bbs were sold at $40 SO also
1000 bbls, deliverableiin New Ysrk in all June aud
July.
LoUIsvILLE, December rs, 1850
About 10000 hogs have been packed here, being an
excess Of 600; from 100 to 10 600 will the
business.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27


Dec. 10Th, at St PaUlis Church, Norwslk, Con-
necticut. by the Rev DR. Mead, Csss. A. MrBuRr, Of
New York TO HARRtEr ELIEsRErH, youngest dauxh hter
Of the Hon stephen Smith, of Norwslk
In Brooklyn Dec. 25th, by Rev 7. Atkinson, GEoHGE
kRiHUR 0AKDNUR, of Boston to MAEr UaRoLtNg eldest
daughter Of the late Edmund l. lie Breton, Beg. OF
Lowell, Mass
On the 2bth inst by the Rev. DR.. Msrten. Mr.
RonERI W. CHAra.,, and Miss CHRisriArNA n. DAVIS,
all OF this city.
on the 2bth inst, BY the Rev J. Cummings JAMES
D4IRyMFLE, TO MsRr J. ELLIorr, all Of this city.
Williamsburg, l.. L., papers please copy.
On the evening ofDes 25th by the Rev. J. O. Green,
Passes Bioos, TO MARY n. RrDER.
On the evening Of the 25th inst by the Rev. Alex
asder II. Wright, Mr.. wfLLisM M,Ssoy, OF rhurso.
Scotland to Miss RsCHEL CHANHERs, OF New York CITY
oA Tuesday the 24th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.. ssmael
ID. Burchsrd. MISS ADELiNg REKD EDessror, and srEU
nm 7. swsRTwoUr both OF this city.
ON Tuesdsy evening. December Ath, By the Rev
William Starr Mr. TrsorHr DESMOND Of Brookly N, to
Mies KArE @. Fox Of this city
At tWettchester County, on the 2sth Inst, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Thsyer, Mr. JoHr u. Won, Of Pelham, to
Mies AMANDA BRfaos of Wcstchester
on Tuesday, Dec. l7tt, by the Rev Mr. William II
Ferris. Mr.. Isaac wINsrr, 10 Miss bLIzA TIrTLs
vsIErrtsg, all Of this city
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

Cleared.
F.lSon Hsr..tsin. do DO. u Ressi.:. A..''-
Ian hS.ss P%S,
Co; Wh.o. Fuller, Levi, s.vassaS DunS.a Dmon:
pIs Susan Ias
G1 1. Nsa sss.rS
Perry DO: Harriet. Frsnsh Prcydsno. ~" ''''''
= .s sS rs ::s &C.
::sss:.,s - & Ssi sa: ale
Bari ), nrst.. days with
Brig DsySnshi.: !Brl Wellington Bermuda Is days. in
Brig WIN / Jones. Tyler. Savannah. days with cotton
and rice ton, TO M'crs.ay Co: ia, MA. NJ.
Ae Beo..n Grave. issh Inst. lat 10 IS Ion IS TO-
ssSs Albert tof assrnSssa Conn. Port su Prince. 10
SsSr rsa an Keys
To Msba Co. X. sfs fro% New
9rs,.: for TIs,s ran .;nG.. .. IN. 18th in;s 0g Bay
The rs;enn. cutter vts leave the 18th 70 tow The bsi
x. e: 18th 'ss S:s s. aS.s . @
BI.di. Cary from s. MARI. e, NYSrk os the asa oa
ship With black d.nona her forstOrs.. lose ali
sehr smith Nichols Charleston days. with cotton
sesr 'i Nary Porsl william. Wilmington NC d.y, with
soSr Mary Spencer Washington. NC day. with naval
sehr " coivsi Haniin Washington. NC. dsys. with
schr Jane, Harding Newbern, NC, days. with naval
stores.
schr Eedad Piatt sOmers. Newbsn, NC, days. with
val stores-
schr Mary Jane, Bentley, Norfolk. sdaya
Eehr Chief VAnname, York River. Is hours.
schr Isabella Ebbett Wishard. York River. 2 days.
sohr susan 0resn, Homer. Philsdeiphis, days
sehr G Zabriskie Barker, Providence. . days.
schr Horasio. Lyons. Phiiadeiphia, days
schr Grace Caroline. Wright. Philadelpha, days.
e.. I.Ssi s.ss.ss ss: ,fssA y.
Schr VIM Corbt, Hewitt. Philsdelphta 5days.
schr John Compton, Sharpe, philadelphia, days
schr Harps 4, Banks. Norwich 8 days.
Sohr @ PurnelL Porter. Providence, days
schr Joy, Cobb, Dishton. Is days.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Lacy Boston, days.
Seer Texan. Leman. Eastport, n days
Sehr ruicrzm. Morgan, kusworth, ~ days.
Schr IAnson Dean, Ball Rockland, 15 days.
sleop Roger Williams. bodss, Provfdsnee.
sloop Merchant, Wyant, Providence.
Sailed.
stesmships Promstheus Tinhiepsugh fer chasres Fall
con, hartssr for Havsna ship American Eagle Doans
London; lris Lawrence, WALL EeuvtAs and others.
Disc 26-wind during the day. from N to NV.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

THr Clsr oF CHsrLrN-Hs REsasr os BifL--Gsn
VIM Ts Chaplin, the negro sbiuctsr, was removed
from the prison. ct Rockville. Thursday merning
la,t under a writ Of habsas corpus. WITH Q visw OF
giving bail lie was taken to Annapolis by sheriff
iempson accompanied BY Warden Letton. The
mspey for the bail undsrstsDd, vas raised smous
the friend. Of Chaplin, (gsrrit Smith, h said hsv.
ing contributed 50 ,0Oo ofn) Chaplin vas taksn be-
Ter, Judee Brewer at his chambers In Annapolis, on
Thursday. when tfs bail bond was dey executed aud
Chaplin rsleared It IL supposed that he vii not sp
pear At the trial when the bail will be forfeited In
That case ~ will become tho dat Of the Governor 70
dem him fugitive from Justice. W he shsulf be
in any ~ the STATES ~ the Unon OF course he
would te delivered up and brought back here for
tiisI W. ssy n cCurss, bscsuse We weuld not wih-
fnely l~ete the Gorefsor ~ state wsvlt fal 10
chsrse he duty reguized by ths copstt vNep %
fhe Uniea sstes 90 deliver hin the requisssn sf
The 00texnoz Of asylApd.-Bak Pssssvs, Dee. IA
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Died.

On Thuudsy morning, Dec Goth, Mr. Wa. n
NicHoIsoN, aged 81 years and months
The friends aud scquaintsnces Of the family, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral frsm his
late residence 133 Eighth avenue betreen Sixteenth
and ssveptsenth streets, at o'clock this afternoon
the 9th inst
ON Thursday morning Dec 7eth. O.rHsRrss, wife Of
Benjamin Wood in the esd year OF her age
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
fun eral services at her late residence No 10 hcDou
gal street. without further Invitation, on Friday
evening, 27th inst. at ~ O'Clock Her remains viii
be taken to BocklsDd Cemeery, on the following
morning.
On Thursday, 2eth inst, Of disease OF the heart,
WfuAtss Laws. formerly OF nnniscorthy, County
Wexford. 1r,lspdJ In the 43d year Of HE age.
Ills friends and those Of the family, are requested
70 attend the funeral, from his late residences, BIS
wsshingtcn street, on Sunday, the 29th inst, at
O'Clock p NJ
ON tae 2eth inst Jorr O'MsArs, aged 50 years
His friends spd those of his brother James sud son
In .w Richard Welsh are respectfully invitsd TO at
tend his fupese this afternoon, at o'clock from his
late residence 10 Grand street williamsburg
ON wednesday, December ~, ahsrs snort but s-vers
lines. mNsy q, ellie of Mr. John B Costa, sssd 80
Years and IA days.
The rslstivss and fritnds also the members Of the
The New York herald., 1850-12-27
Our Baltimore CorrespoaAenes.

Christmas Day-Book Business, &c.
Yesterday was, undoubtedly, the merriest Christ
mas that has transpired in Baltimore for many
years, and our storekeepers did an immense bu.
siness, not otwithstsnding it was anticipated that
Jenny Lind had carried off all the spending money
of our citizens. The store of your enterprising
agents, Messrs. William Taylor Il Co, was
thronged until midnight, on Tuesday, and quite 4
large business was done, yesterday morning, IN
the sale Of ANNALS, gift books, &c.
The case of Henry Long, in New York, the al
legged fugitive slave, attracts much attention in
this city, and at Richmond the excitement in rela-
ton to il is very great. Long is well known
that one. half the people of Richmond could tes-
tify 10 his identity, and considerable number in
this city also knew him by sight.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27
MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

PtutAnrLriuA, Dee. 3-Fyrsf Bo0rd-Sl000 rcnn'a SIS,
s,H ,sshs vieksbars Ra, 2o, 80 d. Q, @S 100 ao es
90 40, Sbj 300 Morris Canal ss fi 800 90, bs 2al ~
do IS za. Betpyeq Board,6o shs Cape Min. Co., AZ, %
Min CO. sltA 1iss Sate,-sl,0.o renns o. 9t1f s,Ou0
Reading Gs 7es; 5000 County Gs l0lH 63DD City 1885,
go sbs vicksGurs RR 9Iz loo Reading kK SIX; isj d.
s1s go Morris Canal zslg ioo Do 22R Second Board-
~ 700 Penna g. g 5000 do. gis 100 sh, Morris canal.
226 4hechs Banh, zs ~ Farm. and aechf. s3A After
RR, 7sSs sU0 do, Nt4: 1.lOO do s5it.
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CUkACoA,
The Markets, &c.

Ihf NdTKefs, 4c.
There is no news of importance here. The
market is well stocked with foreign and domestic
produce. We have lately had three arrivals from
Holland, with cargoes consisting of potatoes but
ter, cheese, hams, NC. The American captains
who trade TO this port, complain loudly tn At there
lie no American agent here Several Of then have
had good deal OF trouble in the shipping and dis
charging Of their crews. Wonderland an agent
wac appointed by the United States, early IN Sep.
tember, instead of Col. l. K. Young, deceased. Up
10 the present date he has not arsived.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

NOTICE TO oNAvIGAToRs-CUsToA EoUsE. NEW
IN ork. Collectors Once, Uct 2yd a0 The 9Th sectio
q an Act Of congrss approved 2sth 1850 snti
Boats Bucys ke, provides" That hereafter all busys
along the coast or in bays hsrbors sounds chsnn au
be oolored and mbeed that passing the
sound or entering the hsv barber eSanBsl red buoy
with even numbers shall he passed the sarboard hands
black busys with uneven phers the hand aaA
soys with rcd and black trpes either hand Buoys
channel 20 be oolored with alarnate white baok
perpendeuar sripes hereby give notce that the pro-
visions OF the fcresoibg Law will be carried
be hAnges Indicated therein made in tho
bnsys in the waters Of this district before ths
Of NAV, 1881. n MAXWELL. Coie.tor.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

rsr Onsrars So-sse@mship Fslcon--sr " Fsbriqustts
ard iaey Irsncs Dessa asa lazy Mrs wormley, wade
srs lscy kss Trothiurham. kiss weber his Chambsr
shss Ssse and lady sn.osie garsis, lady and
Joln Brownson, e.hsss. Hexry Pacide, Mr. wormiey
slrfttmtytr ~ %evarrp; Jscoh sher. Lewis Brnnbps
potte Aenss ,serin, Mr. Cormsn snd wife Mr. Sareroi
fsshre " hyss ysstpa HSrsstt,. Lehman. Hsnry ss
fcrfcm- tvrey Chss roney Parkensen. RomSu
ssccsc Mr. B.nton, A Potts b Warren, VIM Meail Vm
" ilhhns--t4 In ths ateefage, Trsel, lDl.
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wAHiyeToS, Dec. p, 1850.

WAruysToN, Dec %, 1850.
~, Coarse of Senator Selcard--dnother Slave
Case.
se, that certain New York correspondents are
mskisr themselves very busy in bestowing, indi-
rectly, great deal Of credit CA Mr. Seward for not
only abstaining from all agitation OF the slavery
que stion himself, but also inducing others to alb
stain from it, thus exercising wholesome restraint
on the demagogues Of the North. Now, the truth
of the whole matter is simply thisi-
Governor Seward is exceedingly anxious TO re-
tain some forty clerks and custom house officers
in Office, whom Mr.. Maxwell, the Collector OF
your port, wishes very much to send adrh Go
vernon Seward also knows that there 10 quite
a disposition 10 certain quarters TO turn other
friends and intimate associates OF bis out sf
Office. Now. Governor Seward is too m2ch Of a
roltcisn not to know that the Instant the patron
epe and protecting power are taken away from him,
his friends will turn the cold shoulder on him, and
sv,at thev know hun not. lie therefore changes
ep,tics. and offers terms of peace, TO save the
ri,nds who. iu turn, ere t0 save him.
Cvvernor seward hes rplised ie DO better; and
a. sdu,iois tetion nave trm O-anly put ban On his
800 \, haNirr kuop irg hat hc would not D.
nod Gt.ssnn5 SswstH 2 We bPn r tssns whr
g., s..s.s assp hs wVic, - f'A-sas VI aHy o'her
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

EoR san FRANCISCO. CAL.TBE BEAUTIFUL NEW
York built clipper ship mo. Robert T. Little
der 9 tons register will be ready TO receive freight ths
9TH January at pier No. This ship ne ., built in
sruoton snd liberal outfit cannot be surpassed she In
Of sma cApact for carrying quick despatch
be expected and early engagements should be made Ror
freight passage having ssenaid AceommodAtons apply
q. Wal al rosa-
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CohPAEY-THE PUE-
e are informed that under the gsmenss Of THU
Company steamers inspected and approved b Navy De-
unue to leave Panama and Ban rrancisco
fifteenth days Of each month unless detained by
BILE accident the arrival Of the mails Panama
steamers Of the FIRST Of the month viii touch
san BlAs hazatan San Diego and Monterey Te
Of the seenth Of the month win touch Acspuco bat
TIE new stsamshp COLUMBIA win ply regularly afssr
her arrival In the PacAc between San franchise ane
in Oregon awaiting the former port the arriv
and from Panama and returning without delay
with mails passengers following from
Ban frsnesoo REGULAR hns Of prepsllsrs viii be M
fur the transportation Of freight and srAnens
between Panama and SaA FrAncisco.
The connection In the Atlantic will be By
steanshps EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the thur.
tsepth. and CHEROKEE leaving New w.
bEhth Of each month for Chaxres third boat will he
kept in New York ~ spare steamer
The new steamships CARBIDE and PHILADELPHIA
viii form direct Ine between New Orleans sne Chasres
leaving ~ such periods will little detention
possible andformins with the Pacitc
ships through line TO and from New 0reans And pors
Nc xico, California and Oregon
Throush tickets for an month %. b secured .ppoa
STRONG, LAUkAsON 4 CO., Agents that place
New York, October 81, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

ship BALTIC, Captain J. Comstook This sssanshiv
al depart az Ssn ss n.s fST tcsops positively 9. wsS.s
street No berth secured till paid for Al letters Ant
ust pass through the o.e For frsixht
sage having unsqusllsd for elsGaAos
comfort, apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS, b6 Wall st
27a Positively freight win bsrsosvsd after noaday
evening, January 9th
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

VvBE NRw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
nSi ssssSsnEThs ship: :GmSrsisE this line are Ne
PACIFIC Captain Nys. ADRiATIC Captain orsfssa-
Thsss ships having been bus BY contract expressly fx
ssros every has been taken in thsir
struction alss In their engines strength al
sDeed and their accommodations for passenger
qualle1 for elegance or comfort
Price Of passsSs from New York 10 vsrpoo Sls; sxsla
New York, EX.
An sxpsrsnosd surgeon viii Be attached sssh ship
Ne bsrths secured until paid for,
The Of these net
silver bullion specie Jewsiry prseious stones msts
thereof therein expressed. " " -
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

EOR SAN rRANCIBCO DIRECT THE CLIPPER
Il bark pELAWAkIAN Capt. Haynie, well known The
fastest vessel out Of Baltimore The Deawaian oniy
1000 barrels capacity and having sneha cargo on
board be in few days For freight or
sage having superior aocomB datons, apply to
i. h ID. FOWLER, ~ West street,
Altapy
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

Krr Wssr, Dee l7-sid bark Ranger. Merrill, rYcrk.
Nunirsror. NC. Dec 22-Ar Champior. Bartlett,
80 sSs,,s & 40 s.,sh Jane Brl Roberts Gtssn Turtle v,
VIC ftt trfs kcntttue hahoney, BostoM zjd James well
ngton Bf Kelly fob.se ssrgsrJ BfL wyman drama
a. fth. seht A DsRosset, Brevsssr and l. smith.
SUITES.
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FOREIGN MalIa.

Letter Bags Tor Kpsston Chases, Psn.ma, Valparaiso
Lns, rsn Francisco se steamer Cherokee, will
Al The Eschsnge Reading Room 7 Exchanged Saturday
2stb inst a. baf past o'clock These mails viii be
wsrced In charge 81 q special messenger.
Postage 70 San Francisco. rs cents.
this week -
VIE rsor. Latter Bsxs ara ,i,o a, Kerxou g Wan
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

IN COOPER, Ia DUANE sTsxEr HAs ron ran
st fourtsea years. ocnHnsd BIS prssse ks tss seat
ent mroruN ane Other aissts.s surs tas rnsss
avstea sees this ciaesso sod d sgei an
We ave esr Aprtesf suzi q 10 ohtxss.
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

brown, SIMPLIFY 4 Co, HysrpoeL
= @. R0BIRrsA Z CO., Is Kings Arms yard, Lendea-
AZ. L. DRAPEk. Jr. Boulevard. hontnartre, Paris.
After the hrSt Of April next the Of freight BY
EHOR HAVANA, VIA SAVANNAH-THE STEAMSHIP
FLORIDA Capt. Lyon. will leave New York Savan-
nah saturday 18th inst Passengers for Havana win
reach take the stssmship Isabel CART
Rollins which leaves there the first Of January f
freight passage apply board, 1t Pier NJ R.
SAMUEL 1, hIToHILL4 9l Front ST
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

Dh,W ,WARREN Is coNFIDENur~ coNsBLrEp ON
- DisesecH trom IL years prsctice a whioh ware "
hctptaL Dr. W. is enabied 70 guarsnts. snesdv o.res
without mers'y. See his diplcms his osoa NO nots
STREET aioinN Chatham square, wih I've arrt nsuee hs
surgery spd medicine this country has ever produeed
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

CuRAcao, Dee 1O-Brss hayward Clay from amsterdaua
isrr Novs for Boston days Precsso DatchI from Co.
sldsth, brig Elizabeth tof HsmpdenL Kilburn. Havans
PoRr Az PRfNcE Dec T-Bres Waitstill for HYork VITA
fats Hayt, Cuts DO do; Milton for PhsdelphiS 8dsys
tehis Ioss from Wpinston, NC, die; sAm Porter from
Norfolk, disg.
ar MALI. pao A
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

MO CURE Ne fAY.-DS. CoRBTTr, ~ DUANN sI.
~ may be sontsltot tho treatment si esxsaia
fnesses trteoe Of sixteen yeae carsod - the treat
msnt o ae.to dfsrscr ehati.c Dr. o. me
The New York herald., 1850-12-27

No CURE, 20 cuAEGR-DR. kuRPRY has RS
~ moved 70 Ne ~ kooseNelt street. Chatham.
where he IL hourly consulted on all diseases Recent
be eurcd without mercury two four With
Aelet success His Specific al box cannot be kesen
n. II. ~ beat. Dr N. wiiifoffeis $500.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

The slave in Boston shows that practical
exists in that city already The act of Congress 10
virtually nullihed.
Not only Is the slave refused "be delivered up"
but claimant Is put under $4,000 bonds In SANDER
snt, Tor calling the slave slave.
Il Is evident that Boston cannot long nudity the laws
without reciprocal publication elsewhere II the cons.
nt,on and be enforced Boston, they
he enforced out Of Boston for the benefit Of Boston
IN Y. Express.
THE above extract is very much TO the point II Bos
ton persists in nufying the law, protecting the negro
nuIli6ers, and bullying and insulting those who go there
for justice, she dishonors her ancient name She will
provoke retaliation from the aggrieved States She is
striking fatal blow at the Union itself, and she de-
serves to be given over hardness Of heart and blind
ness Of mind" forever. Even the gories Of Faneuil
Hall and Bunker Hill cannot her from the reproba
ton OF the country, UNION
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

The proceedings OF this vast patriotic assembage of
the honest and enlightened citizens OF New York will be
found in our paper Of this morning Read them care
fullyhey will no, disappont the hope of the patriot
We rejoice TO see them. They rebuke fanaticism and
demagogusm in the manly spirit Of indignant freemen
They are worthy OF the occasion and OF the place They
will live in history. They will aid to a considerable
extent in rescuing the Union from the dangers that en-
vron it. We trust they speak the voice OF the great
mass of the people Of the North it is trumpetoned,
and will reach every extremity Of the Union They will
contribute to stay the santng steps OF the patriot
wherever they are read
One or two abolition, ee-soiI, and hgher-law organs
send forth their discordant jeremads on this occasion
Well they may These proceedings are to them the
Handwriting The toa They and feel that, if this
spirit be propagated with the zeal with which it
has commenced in New York, their doom is inevitable.
The New York Tribune has sgnalized itself among the
grumblers Its complaints would do credit to pick
pocket, the keeper OF pawnbrokers shop to receive
stolen goods Its honesty and morality not say its
patriotism level with these reputable caings.
When the revolutionary closed in glory-the glad
soldiers about TO be dsbanded and to return eemen
their families and homes-Parick Henry said all this
harmony and joy interrupted and disturbed by the
hoarse OF Johnny Hook bawlng through the camp
"Beefr' beef" So is il now with the editor OF the
Tribune. When the full gush OF the feelings of union,
harmony. and patriotism is flowing through every true,
honest heart in the great city Of New York, out
the Tribune to it, far its feeble and malignant
power will allow, bawling through the metropolis,
"Wronged negro" oppressed slave" monster slave
holder"the higher law" protects the stolen negro"
from being legally dragged into slavery Such are the
day and night dreams OF this modern Johnny Hook" Of
the Tribune. Such the notes Of harmony with which
this jealous patron of negrodom grees ears But,
in the noble outburs OF generous devotion their coun
try the people OF New York have contributed to hush
into silence the wretched fanatics and demagogues who
have for months past with Seward at their head been
striving to the worst feelings that can animate
the human heart. We have taken these proceedings
from ibe reports OF the Journal OF Commerce and the
New York Herald, Unfortunately, TO present
them fully and completely TO readers it is in
power to do The New York Express gives character
stc sketch Of every speaker and adds the bearing Of
the whole proceeding
Never has there been a more imposing public meeting
in CITY, and but very few have been
posing character In moral iocc Intellectual weight and
dignity and real power. The example IL exhibits will
spread and grow until the North is again restored its de-
voiion the constitution, and the laws made In pursu-
ance thereof"