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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
~ Velvet Cloaks and Sacks, together

- Velvet CIo0ks and Sacks, together
with cloth and Sk do may be found in every desirable
style aud quality, a HlIcHcnsK * LgADBEAfGks 81
Broadway, corner Heonard-st where also Wooen, Plaid
and br"-.ne Long and Square Shawls, silks MeTinos
NAV be obtained and favorable terms Their stock
of Lace and Muslin Widow Draperies will be found de-
srehe while their sNpenuy Caicoes, shilling De LANES
and large stock OF other cheap goods Just the thing for
holiday presents domesgcs well desirable for eo
n whose III ans limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

TIL, gives the ratio OF increase for the whole

This gives the ratio OF increase tor the "po''
State. OF Lot Pc! cent ..ys
II vii De seen By this oilc 81 statement %!
.ha Portland 4drert ser that Name ta4' lar Oe
hind Massachusetts and Rhode Island aII uSo
not maintain an equal struggle with Ne" ILL., i4-
shire ConrecticQ- and Vermont TINS IS IT, e.t;
At which. IN view Of the past, we may iee' l-'''
SEQ. but " hich is not QnaccountaDie. - nave
Down IN 1910 Maine was increasing Illo. a 10,
andy than tie country a. large. from .0-' i,
go il still ma ntained It's relative PoslsI;n a,ar.
e,s,ss ka,ng % per cent for each oil tue INC NC
var;pg nar;ods Of ten years. From ls3o " .ssa'
our increase Tell FOR the first time oeso" 'pg IN
ri standard being only n per ceh'. NV cent
- he Increase falls down 10 100 per CO.,
This certainly. presents Us ID al! f.ct bal.
rsripg position I. is dlsagreeaoie a. - IRE,
fact nevertheless. which s.ares rs IL tIs are
wb;,i1 came. be denied or wiped out, G.ct 100.
tha fisures. and they do no. he II Is .t1en OF
yto n cor, GO and origin OF which, every abonjd
Nsfne having q particle Of STATE Pl Pc. nresent
exe-,5ire ard sees 70 solve the ptooe!m. dacnre
ed Of determining what may De lo"'
more favorable result for the a!afs icon.
We are forced, then, 20 the branches Of
e.nues the Adrest>egl that cIfsNT .riT Of l842,
n2a,ufzctu-e, which, uncer, w Nth are now
were fast acquiring heai1n3 ere in danger Of
suffering severe decline IL ,,,Ji6ration OF
$3.50 r,,lass relieved By some Sfa,a in
r. Tar;.i - 80 We believe ina. 10
,L T,;a,, /. rors deeply interested ~ Iyntl
~ tbat Tariff, than aslnc, -
-, = ,,ctsd va shall derive out PAf1is; "a
5s from a our state will SSG .:iaag
be drained to M up the valley OF the la aIisa and
or other new worlds with As5' farpish opera
consumers OF manufactured and 70 iu 5rance q IA
tves and laborers for other states ~ branche.
in manufactures, ard where some Oh 1Hos on and
10 DC CdLAACN
sgat3ns he aver wst i1f'p Of Maine Of building q
P PeOF nsaufacarng Establishments by wsoa set
ting sgainst US. while the large establishments s.g
LoyeI. Lswreaoe. sc. are staggering and o. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
rgIn nemocrattc Whlg General euamIllee

Bfua5xsy gc1se. Dec =, l254.
ReMls<G Tez ise Wig E.ectprs q re sersFs2 p" arts
(excet ~ scood y4yd \ hc Is cFsc;ed TO es oe1 q
Sorezs Heel be.u te b2gra Of = s15 VI % ne
ssge dzy crtey tbe 1eco1 Of .1s Wig lospe9Fs sec
o. tte He;d ard Cue l1specof Sppo-1e1 by a!s Count
tee BE- requested Iee: togei2er n Loe-f res2ecaTs
Fards q ioeT l,1s4 plnces d Eceetag, OF MONDAY
EEESISG, 20 ipst All O'Clock or a s7ch oer place
ar tr.s q f-z a@Y fe=5ecTe Nd 81 les5
uaYde.a1zse ~ re pgTpose 81 seecng FTe De.sg4ts
u t.e Wig Geosfs CoHrnitte-, P1e Dsses%:ss . tas
yong Ae1s WIG Ge1e,zl Committee, AID We.d Cola
nitee f0r ~ eosg-1s yes--
III e7esI q change 0. tine pisee ~ any o. liz
Ward Corritees dsyss nonce s1aI b. gwen u s1ca
cnsnre Ey oder ii Genera Committee
WASHINGTON SHlTH. Caa-rr2z1-
Jo.Ef4 II Pill 1l5
r. General Committee of Democratic Whig
Young Nen.-Aa A5;o0raed Meeting OF liz cemmiass
Vii be he'd q TIE Broadway Hou4e OF FRIDAY EYEd-
ING, Dee - 253, az oe5ock. By order.
z DELARfELD SMITH. Cbai1aas.
Is..c W.. svr7g, sa,,a,.,ia.
JAcoE Z HOWARD 7'-' 1t9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

THE WING PRIMARY MEKrISGs.-The General
Committee have ordered elections on Monday in
the several Wards for Delegates to the Old and
Young Mems and Ward Committees, to be held
at such hours as the w ard Committees may direct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

n Hugh J Hastings Editor of the Aibany
KnicIrLocker) has been restored to his post in
the Custom House, from which be had been re-
moved by Mr. Collector Maxwell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
EINE AKrs.--A new and beautiful arti-

Gle OF Coortypes and Lkenesses ivory glass aud paper
by GuRNEYS Jew process together with an extensive col
lection OF DaguerreoNpss of distinguished persons, oil
larger sizes than usually taken aud which unlyer
sally pronounced superior 10 any heretofore produced 10
yvayhe oldest estahishmcul OF the kind in the City MI
attends personally his sers and from his crest eN-
pereuce in tbs he is AT ali times enabed 10 give perfect
satisfaction all who wish good picture B-HaYlns
superior arrangement OF light pictures can be taken in
any 6iud of weather die 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
TBy ALPINE CATER BooT. This is

new article made by CAHrRgLL, 3}G Bowery They
comfortable, well eiegaut, and VIII be won more
ills season by the ladies' than any other kind o. foot
eriug Tha' Aipine Boot Il made OF cloth, with high
leather soes, and noer lining Of chamos feather most
agreeable those who troubled with frosted c
blamed feet Ladies' IL yoa love comfort, in clear,
cod weather, Alpnen Gaiter Boots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
q. L is now seen that immense bene-

Ey Ii IS now seen that immense Dene-
fts Cow from a weraIrauged system Of advertising, judi
ciousiy and systematically carried out-and is Il the
period for advertising trade in the papers OF
towns and of the south West for Spdng trade the
Agency ofV b PtLMER Is again suggested as the means
10 all who cioose lead IN business de Is quail
fcd by long experience give valuable information to
advertisers and Is agent deputed by the propneiors oil
The beat papers Of all The States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
can.n. of ,Lnine.

Tie population Of the State Of Maize is 5s',o*''
IN 10 !, was 59I,796. Increase, s2,o03. The
census o. 80 included 1913 inhabitants north Of
- :, John river, not included in the census OF
la, The population within the present limits
- ~ ......--........55 $685.
u jaEe' - - '''-''' ................is]g A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
nus1mEsa werx oEs.

To ADvERTIsER5.-Ths LAseE CIRcu-
aArfos q III TyeHAs both CRY en6 e4rfry god ssps-
eay 10 Families fsEa1s i1s besz pos9bse C8e3era og al
tSose I'D wiz 70 TtsSe how h9Knsss ard wants known
10 p psbc in the wsy ~esch WI eFzrs lbs s prouara
eed pFof2k,se yeesrns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

u The best and cheapest place IN The
CITY 70 get Boots Shoes aad Gaiters 10 Cortland St
under tie Merchapt.' Ho,eL Fine French dress Boots
s. 50 usually So ana = waterproof Boos from 81 % 70
tent ea,hn Booze aud 9hoes in the city For sac whole
sale nnd rethil. II Il Cortand-s GOV. YOU ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

" The two highest Medals of 1850 for
the beat Daguerreotypes exhibited At the last Fairs
held at Castle Garden aud Philadelphia have been awarded
1ArXE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
CAKps r0R Ngw-YEAK CALLs.-Par-

yards FOR INV 7 EhN OH 49'--E at
lea intending 10 make calls NewYears day, should
leave their orders for Cards Immediately, at EyERDELLs
800 Btoadw ay Duanes ana thus avoid diaaPpon
inent Those having engraved plates, have superior
quality Of French cards printed and those wishing pIaes
engraved have them executed IN an elegant manner
RT EvERDELI has branch at W allst for The &C
recommendation OF ms down town customers. dl8 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Indiana and Ohio Conventions. al

CINCINNATI. Wednesday Dec r.
The Indiana Convention has adopted section
providing that embezzlement OF Public Funds by
anv officer shall be deemed felony, subject to pun
ishnent in the Penitentiary-
The Ohio Convention issti engaged on the
subject OF taxation. An animated debate ensued
on the proviso exempting Church and similar
property; it was strongly urged to tax a! proper
II alike including Bank Stock.
Senator Seward and the President.
WAsHINeroN Wednesday. Dec ls
Gov Seward and bis friends ate to diae with
tlls President 10. morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WM T. JENNINGS L Co. 81 Broadway, opposite
- ~ 10 tain viii this day introduce their Syles
ne r ARK ou' other Fall and Winter Garments,
OF ovefcoa a ~, ~tvle and character far superior
he prodacdons they have heretofore rendered 80 scce?a
ble 10 their numerous patrons o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

THR EspENscHElD HAT.-Thetaste with
which this beautiful article is produced fully sustans the
wel.eArued reputation OF the E5pensched Hal Light
mesa aud sol beauty grace luste aud briaucy and
everything requisite in the production OF the most hShy
finished and yccherche article, combined in EsPENs.
cHgfDs s. 50 Hat II sight to the crowd Of
custOmeIs al ~ Nassan 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

YouTB's AND CHILpREN's CLOTHING,
AT WHoLEsALE-JOSEPH 5, CLOSE SMITH,
70 and 81 William street would inform the trade gen
e-ay that they have now hSnd large aud handsome
assortment of the sesi and fashionable styles OF the
above Clothing 81 very reduced prices. do 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

WATCHES ArD GoLD PEss.-H you re-
ct,,e re correct tine sArAcE " Pzto--EL has q
eegZai ttocE = GDe Cot AZ SiTeg WG,es c1se1 u p
ros sE5stzatzI r-zzucr E11 wzrsr.oz perfect 5s keep
TIE g5>hse7 KYst. Po.cad Coz Pea cs.s2talr1
r.: se3y greg cgre5ly AZ E15etloE E1s &fs 5'9 *
ra2rsd
FUR TIPPETs, BoAs, AND FCR ARTICLES
81 EvEEy DzsczrYI1os,-ssps-io5 Lypr, Main. Ytch-
Ch4net.lss Rrrage Se1rrei. and JsnE-t ME-. I1r f2
90. C3Isrs VictoriDes and CaT. Sg<1e5 TtP9sts
soe TrimniBqs AID 0asr FaF Goas, caesP@r tssn s1y
cJster s.ore r lSe cl'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
= w are soLaewha. charY d o0
,iypIr xyyne NO PRAIsK.-There are
SIyiGB RogEg AID CARRIAGE MATS. =

II We invite the attention Of capital
iss AID otbers the Trcsees sse Of about - ya'gzoe
Building JIos a. aue Oh 81 AsTAoEr J. BLZgcEEa, THIS
Day .ts h Inst az IL O'Clock q he Rea E.ste sizes
Room 7 Broad 81 SITUATED Even, De7oe and Ainsde
ss and on GraaLnav forming yearly entire bocE Of
ground A4so lumber Of building lots OF Wgck0s-st-
Between Cpion.sy ard LonmefS Maps OF NE aboTs can
Js eeen a. The SAFES Room, al ay0Ye. tIzhJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
FALL STYLE HATS, CAPS AND FUR8.-

Fa style bats Caps and Furs combining every desirable
requisite and Will compare advantage w1t any sold
the Civ al the One Price Store Ia Canas superior
Of Velyet and Cloth Caps chidren Fall esd
Winter Ha,s In laeir variety J. W. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & HUMPHREY
have removed from 4S2 Pearl-st TO their new Carpet
STORE SIG Broadway corner OF Widest The balance o!
the stock OF Carpets and Oil Cloths removed fom Pearl
81 viii be exhibited the basement Of their store aud
nd mar cent less hsn cost uuul disposed OF dig 4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
NETWORK TRIBUNE
See With PAGE for Evening Edition news.

NEW-YORK, THURSDAY. DEC. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

WINTER CLOTHING AT REDUCED Prices.
The best stock of Mems and Boys Clothing to be found
In this city selling of without regard 20 cost to reduce our
slock of Winter Clohinq BOUGHTON s KNAPP
314 6eodN s. Msiden-sne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
CARn.-RoCKY-BA Ban MINING COMPANY,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hTNFNH VUNFANI'
The notice heretofore published by informing the
public of the relation in which stood land now sIaNd 10
Ibis Company was deemed by necessary aud proper
notice under the circumstances for my own protecuon
am free TO state thai published With the design
OF niuring the Company or the present position and u-
tpre PROSPECTS of the Company have personal KNOW
edge. HENRY h3S0r..
Dated Dec Z 1880 d9 lOtF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

KIrTLE's planning AND MATCHING Ma
cHINE-For rights TO this machine which is net surpassed
by any other now in use apply the Office, II Twenty
secondst machines may be In operation, and
where, also, the patentee may be consulted
Saving OF al kinds, panog and matching promptly al
tended To- dlo 6teodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
ADvERTIsINs DIREcronY.
WrNTYk AasoUscYMgvT- or


sAies 10 his RAgosacsoi sssou7e1i u s7pro F1f saae
iEg CT fiji % Hudson Bay S4.e R1ssiz1 sabe, R2ys
EfEniae SsuGe A4ftin Cni1chI4 Rocs Marin Nh < II
His ssacks VI 81 LIZ. EIc9ces ard C1Es Re e coEs1ea
hAs been fpa4d - arr s5onttt 70 us g2o1
tsste kld jQd gueEI VI lie l4s1ies d S.tT-4 OK
All STOCK Il gsuLeGeu's EuF ep9 f4351 CAfz,
Of tie yeceyc~ patterns. combining eisgz2- -1
~sgtnth bas Isl 0I1@d Ind II ETio i-srs 70
fog thatnesYt axsinst Ice b.zgz u Slstef sie f51
70 c. ind examine len
L.dies Fur md FIT 2onuets toge.her With Al r.eant
vSrity N ioye.y Hzss fof children. GESlH,
diY ). IA Bros5 ~sy. oppoate g. Pz9.'s,
Eg We are somewhat chary Of our
ptssses Of ,hs thoussba Ind Dagaseoypes We sec
ogilr II different Ga 41s prgee ccsss ~ ne
cEunO forbesr yraslDg lhs szul ard seece "lic hs4
linked sgch ez1ues Of AID sceoce II ta7 Droe'11
% unity szd Deauty oLspsye1 n tho5e Da2Itfeltps
Of uztchless h~k1ty W ne RcoI a. nj 2' y!
EesYofs ard % Cpssnat-s Phll@1Slpn5s M E''f9
are prsctca nesf certainty 81 49,
MERIr sEnDs 80 PRAIsE.-There are
srps ast are constantly puFug themselves 10 80 hga
rc tTst persons Of god VIII shun HEN Win re-
srd 10 or end CLARK 55l Broadway be ~ 100 well
known % re1fe prsse Al INT ia nsssary 70 10 SAY 70
discriminating p1DAc thai CLAREs DagaeueOlyPe Gal
isry Is nov spen aid free 70 a.
SLEIGH RoBEs AND CARRIAGE MATS
gyfs III Broad way splendid assortment Of Rooes,
cort.syrg Of Wli,e P"la7 Bear HpdsDa Bay aud Pare
WoF BufeIe &c. u1Inred ana unTiumtd Atso, FOR
hs,s % rro.eet !he FEET GESlS III Bfoz1Yzy
Opposite s, PsHfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

9B FowLERs u WELLS, Phi. enologistg
aod Publishers. Clinton Hall lsl NsssaIs tbs Park
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

GREAT IMPROVEMENT In DAGUERRE oTYpE.
Mr.. Charles J. Anthony, of Pittsburg has
invented one of the grandest Improvements
ever made in the art of Daguerreotyping in
fact we believe it second only to the disco
very Of Daguerre himself. The improve
ment consists in what is termed the magic
Back Ground" which is given by chem.
ical process and consists in overcoming one
of the greatest difficulties that artists have TO
contend against. Mr. Anthony, by his pro
cess, can give the picture any kind of back
ground he pleases-lig hit or dark and imita-
ton of sky, or draperied canopy. One
sample which we saw. had a back ground
in imitation of pearl, with the picture stand
ing out in full relief. The. back ground can
be given either before, during. or after the
impression is taken. The process is SIM
pie and the expense triAing.
Mr.. Anthony has applied for patent,
and has assigned his interest of it to Mr.
Levi Chapman, of this city, who will no
doubt make grand affair OF such desery-
ing and meritorious discovery.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

A WCRD To THE LADIES-Nelc mode of ma
king Bread.-Our readers may remember the
notice we gave of the bread making machine OF
DR.. Lewis, exhibited at the late fair of the Me-
chanics' Institute Having been favored by the
Doctor with recipe, (that is, wife, self. and
a couple OF friends in family council.) concluded
to try the experiment Of bread making on the new
plan. The FIRST two attempts were failures but
the third was crowned with triumphant success.
AMI since then we have had bread not TO be equa'-
led by the bakers-hght, moist. sweet, free from
the mixture Of sour and bitter usually found in
ferlnented bread. Here is the recipe for a good
sized Loaf, large enough to fill a common bread
pan:
Take three pounds oflour: mix with it three
teaspoontuls of soda, passing the whole through
a sieve, in order that the soda NAV be we'll mix
ed with the flour; to one quart Of water add a
table spoonful Of muriatic acid in the liqid form
pour the mixture into the flour and mix the whole
just enough TO get the ingredients fairly incorpo
rated together. Wet the hand in cold water and
mould the loaf into shape, clap it at once into the
oven, and during the cooking of any meal, with
five minutes labor, you can have excellent bread
The soda aud acid constitute the elements Of
common salt, and they not only raise the bread
by combination, but salt it into the bargain. Try
the experiment, ladies,-Chicago Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
I'D. q. farrell's
4 R A BEAN LINZ WI H. q y.

atom noonyf a
learned medical fac
send another supply nmen Its wide spread ssrV
o ompa W the eyabI ed ban Lninent
all Ikea charm soothing down the most 'oenag
BumsO
blindness astonishing In Rheumatism other Imay ond-
o phn ont car
IN seanlS OIL
auia
oftme limbs and the
healthy gIul For may confidently
ane
sarie al
It's sold cheaper
n will
other ontment Its
inIhs n|oin
Po Big head and Scratches Wounds
how
original purchase the agent See that
rsgn
PRICE, GENTS GENTS, and ONE DOIIARPE BOTTLE
extraordinary and loss the
ndmeb which
She laid months with
dmovd had
bu ycouddo 0
p 70 d
oleat well Wear
wihhe thes the disease and sN'O bot
remedy
WM SlkNENo
Lamash Nv Mill Peoria c October FsaleW
BsTARKWEATtIEB. Southport B CARY & SOL Racine
WILLIAMS, Milwaukee, HOLDEN & KEMP Jansyiis
,Jr B N
and Co VIM TN MIton
And by al Duggi lists through
Manufactured 2l8 Lake Chicago FARRELL Proprietor whom all orders for
agei
called C FaHeI'
Arabian iament
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
Opinions of the Press.

from the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct 81
take pleasure in referring the reader to the e5moni
ais of prominent druggists and well known citizens
the virtue of Davis Pain Killer We have used article
and found valuable The sale of this article in the United
States beyond all precedent the books Office will
show,
from the Cincinnati Nonpareil November 10thl
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We call the attention of readers the advertisement
Of this great remedy for the instant relief pain No med
cinal preparation with which acquainted appears
possess such for the extinction pain No prepara
ton has ever become popular in community,
ated such sensation in the public mind through the
otcouny where has been introduced and become known
1t will be seen that some of prominent citizens,
and business strongly recommend to the public
article of GREAT VIRTUE, and that they never
knew any medicine to become deservedy popular in
short ii time.
From the Cinnnnati Dispatch, Oct. 81
DAVIS PAIN kILLER.-Whateye may be the preudices
entertained against great many patent medicines,
ourselves bear willing testimony efficacy this ar.i-
Gle. We have its magic effects in soothing the seyeros
pain, in great many and know il TO be article
for the and purposes to which tits devoted and
cases where may not prove naibe, il possesses the
virtue of doing injury.
G g Price csc, Soc and 81 90 per bottle.
Principal office for the Western States, No, College
Buildings. J. n. HARRIS, agent
I. II. c. ALLEN, supt.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

PARLIAMENTARY lNQUIRY.--One Of our En-
gsh papers, received a few weeks ago, contain
ell long report of case IN court, where tie
steward Of all English vessel just returned from
America slrd III" captain for GIG due him as
wages TAG captain in i f.nse averrad that he
had lost the ryices of the steward Gu~Inp the
TWO months that his vessel lay in Charleston. AID
had Ell obliged to pay 90 tur toard ana cx,
ponaes, IN consnquucr OF the steward, WHO was
a Coor"d p"rsoH ana a naive OF Antigua, having
been locked up III prison during the whole tim
by teaUtAoiue 20, Char -s.ol. In. court over
rHIr1 tAG defense, and tn captain had 10 pay the
money. Some noise having lcen made in the
lapers the cas- was broaaht pctore Parliament
Ca Ike @9th of April, by MIR, Ccckbun. Lord
Pameroinn, the Foreign Secretary, in reply.
sail that representations had been made by note
to the gorprenmont of the United States on tie
suhrct OF the treatment of British seamcu in the
ports OF the S!ayrholdng States: and tiat Mr.
B gckanau, tn n the American Secretary, had
uade rerbal reply, that the Federal govern
rnent had 10 power 10 induce the legislature OF
the CHroinaS 20 revoke the law, and that if the
British government should insist on the eXeCu-
ton ct the treaty, "the United States would find
the question so impossible 10 deal with, lbat it
would be obliged, however reluctantly, to take
advantage of the stipulation contained in the
treaty OF 1927, and put an end to the treaty OF
1873 by giving twelve months notice" And
her MaeSty's government had not thought best
to press the matter further, but leave the co.ored
sailors of England 10 take care Of themselves !!
thus showing that the slave power in the United
States has obtained as complete mastery over the
government of Great Brt.in a> over our own:
tnat it violate treaties as costly as it violates
consliIutions-can mprison the sab It's OF Queen
Victoria with as much imPunity il, though they
were the constituents ci Grvct..,r ,.iggS, and
can snap lis fingers in the fac I'll ne fnsty old
Lion as sauciiy as it jeers the ucs ey-gre, ding
Yankees. Take care, or yol' Il ios4 our trade'
"Oh, no beg your pardon," says Lord Palmer
ston, at does not appear TO her Ma sty's govern
ment that any commensurate advantages would.
under such circumstances, result from farther
pressing the matter" Oar English corrcspon-
dent can Judge as we'll as we what prospect there
is Of seeing this crying wro - retressed so long
as both nations thus quietly acquiesce in it. His
experience ola Church Establishment enables
him to measure the tendency of despotic rule to
come to an end, by the holders Of it growing tired
Of being must.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

The Ross Thai all are Prdising. The Utica
Gazette, under the above significant head, de-
scribes the beauties of an enormous and produc-
tive Rose Tree. Ii says
ave saw last evening, in the greenhouse
of Ambrose G. Howard, Esq, of Whitestown, 8
white rose bush, which measured forty-two feet
in length, and upon which there are now, more
than one thousand roses and buds just opening
into blossom. There are more than seven ham
dred blossoms fully developed. II is magnii-
cent specimen, and We challange the world to
teat it"