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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-25
Exciting Scene in the Senate...Ren-
contre between Foote and Eenton
Prevented!

contre between FoOte and Eenton
Prevented!
WASHINGTON, April rs P. NJ
In The Senate. Mr.. Douglass inclined
t. vote for Mr.. Clay's amendment. He
is.opposed to an appointment of Sc
ieci Committee.
Dir. Webster thought additional de-
bate on the amendment would not pre-
clude the proposition for instructions.
Mr.Foote appealed to the friends of
Select Committee to refrain from all
further discussion.
Mr.. Clay modified his amendment and
il passed--A to %
Mr.. Benton then moved his amend
ment previously submitted. Debate en-
sued ---Mr. Benton addressed the SEN
ate in support of his amendment.
Mr. Foote said he had endeavored to
avoid discussion and would not conG
scend to notice anything from a certain
quarter, (meaning Benton.) He (Ben
tom had opposed the Southern Address.
Mr.. Foote was proceeding with sar-
castle remarks when Benton, throwing a
side his chair, proceeded towards Foote'S
seat. Mr.. Dodge of Wisconsin. fear
ing collision, endeavored to detain him
Benton, who overcoming the resistance,
continued towards Foote.
Cs.es for Sergeant-at-Arms! Order!
toote drew pistol and cooked it.
The scene that followed is indescribable.
Foote with drawn pistol, retreated to
the centre Of the Hail. A collision was
avertcd by the most strenuous efforts of
Senators
Mr.. Dickinson took the pistol from
Mr. Foote, Benton all the time strug-
Cling and endeavoring to reach Foote.
Benton dc nounced Foote as an assassin
aud opened his vest and told the scoun-
drel to fire. / carry no arms, he said,
examine me.
The Vice President after repeated
efforts succeeded in restoring order and
comparative quiet.
Benton and Foote resumed their seats.
Foo;a rose to explain. He had no
intention to attack. any body. He was
informed that an attack on him was in
tended, and he placed himself in posi-
ton to meet Benton in the main aisle.
Benton protested against the intima-
t:on thar ne carried arms.
The Vice President requested Footc
TO take his seat.
Mr. Dodge moved committee of
seven TO investigate the subject. The
committee was appointed.
This i but faint outline of the pro-
ceedings, but sufficient, however, to
show the spirit pervading the Senate on
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-04-25

CLERK OF THE HOUSE ELECTED. Mr..
R. NJ. Young, of ILL.,, has been elected
Clerk of the House Of Repre- sentatives,
in place of Campbell dead.
We copy from that excellent Journal
the Gal Adv
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wibti9e @ntosdun9 9smatbt boben, oas er feis
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ben pa6a9ler. Die Expedition fol- Solfcn etc
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cotsl Der Ioerren Stewarb unb S6bne ;u (ebs
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ifanosn unb etpa 30 8us iibsr bic @rbe bsr,
pcrra9tsn. Der ssibdsts @srtb bisfes Stun.
pens 1T $4,000.
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i SntslissnSsr' fast, oas jest srpss Ssrfbif:
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; fir ben @bupifiasSRarft bsffimmt. bic in ben
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YenniNlpanifte @elet Qebuna.

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fommsn mar, tu ben pafa9iersn fasts, sr bdbs
ts nibt peitsr mit;ufabrsn unb AUDI slsib ,ibsr
Soro iprans. Or bislt fb init grocer 9eibs
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fast oab nab bislsm Spaffs bic Nabfraas fur
Rlsibsr BON folbsm Stoffs 70 farf mar, Sas
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fboosn, msnn man ss ben @apitdnsn BET ,psif,
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picoerb
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90, Wbi9 sMsbrbeit i'm Senat L. Die 0cfo:
Wsbrbeit bsi psrsinrr Stimme 1T baber 10,
poraus9efsst bas bic ourb ben Sob bes 6rn.
&busd) i'm paufs ss!sSiSts Snas eurd) @insn
pon jsnsr Dartei befsBt wirb.
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SoDcs SO fer-Sur6 ffarte 8e9en9iiie am
obcrn Gnbe teS SbubItiHhuits, mar berielbe por9c-
fern bier ipieter Bis 4 8uB iber ben 9eip6bnIi6cn
gSaliertanb 0efie9en, tpoburb am Sonntage bic
S6pimmcnbc Sriide unpaiilrbdr mar @efcrn @lor-
gen mar bus sSaiicr micbcr brbeutenb aefallen.
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Stdtf@- Ing f.-Nm 9cnncrfa9 &ab-
mittag, aIS bic Gaitoncr StdtI6 an Der 9aIbpc9fta-
tcn. spiiben bier unb Subtaun, anbicIt unb Der
sreiter icncn Cit beraIen bate, rannte Gin burbs
gc9anscneS @ftrb unb 8abr3eua auS bem Sren5pe9e
gr9rn bcieIbe, tpoburb fe umgep9eipcrfen Wurbe
Ini YNiIagitre bic ib in Der Stdti6 befanben,8 8rau
SOtb unb ibre Sc6ter. bon Sduplfi0 GauntD, unb
Or Nncona, bon bier, purben ourb ben llmflur, be-
tcutenb gcquetibt unb beripunbet
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S9er, @5issrafs @sssasstsr.
Neabing, BEN 90. Sctpber 1850.

CIV. B. PALMER, Esq., is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBACHTER, at his offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston
g-9. w. 8ADG3, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
of our authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
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Worb In bitabeI bia.-Mm wtittpot
ermoroete Gin Sreldnber. RaHens SameS Wropes, elm
eiriibeS Sraucn,immer gianicn6 Wiarb aSelib burd
einen WeiIcrib In ben 2eib Grobes banbeIte NIT
Gbneibfpaaren unb bate icinen Stdnb an Der Gdc
Der GbesnutaraBe unb TeIaipdre Npenue. bic Grmor-
betete mar cine SbhbdnbIerin bic nit @robeS auf ,l
rpertrautem SuBe Iebte unb an @tittpo6 S,abmittag
nit ibm in Stret 9eretb. ais CT ibr nit einem Wel
fer einen Stib in ben 9eb perisbte sic 9ing nur
nod eini9e buntert Sd)rite, aIs le auf cine Sreppe
fant unb baIb barauf ftarb Der W6rber 1T berbaf-
tet er bat Srau unb Sinber
Die WoItS 4 me-9ie bOtbfte Stimme bic
bel Der neuIiben 9SabI ein9e9eben purbe. mar fur
Canal GommiIfoncr ndmicb fir Olorifon l45809
nnb fur DUNCAN 1872 O92. mas cine 2otcf foo slebr-
belt bon 1917 Stimmen i'm Staate 5eigt Die 9an-
&c Stimmen3abI I'M Staate 1T temnab 277, ,9Ol Sn
l949 mar bic Stimme fir Canal @ommiiiloner fir
Gamble, qoto, l44,74e unb fir 8uacr, Ibis, 1885,
ISL, 3uInmmen 277s9l-iuft 10 Stimmen ipcniger
pie bei Der lebten g9abl Sn ls49 mar bic Stnl-
me i'm Staatc fir Ercibrnt firSobIor 1858, fir
@aB 1876 uno fir Gan Surn II ,263, mas gu
iammcn 368,752 Stimmsn auSmabt, ober 9O,s51
mebr mic bel Der lcBtcn gSabI cnQCacbcn murben.
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@eue 3eituns- Die erte Summer elmer
beuti6en 3titung, "9er 9eutf6e Courier" III uns
0n9etontmen Dielelbe fpirb bur6 cine GeIenIbaft
bon arbetcrn in Der Statt aafabette. in aouiiana,
bsrausscseben nnb rI6eint tdeIib sSir wlnl6en
ibr 9uteS 6ortfommen ~ ,.s.5<
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@ibIun9cneauftfabrt-Sr 9ufeb,
Der beIen unerer qeier ols Elm 9ei6dter 9uitIbfer
befannt III, ncllte am porlebten Samita9e bon a-
Ientaun aus cine 8'cic in bic pbern 8e9ionen ma
den. fonnte abcr, trob alien Scmibungen nibt ben
geb0ri9en @as aufbrin9en, nm nit bem @alon in
bic S6De 5u fomnlen, babr muBte bic 9uftfabrt I'M.
tcrbleiben, gum 9r0btcn Wibbrr9nigen Der 3uf6au.
er. bic ilb Sablrcib ein9efunben batten. sid6fcn
Samffag prb er Iein Slid no6nol pcrIu6en.
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ourt-9ie Court bon Common gIcaS &c fir
SertS @ontp besinnt bre slcpemberibun9en I'm bic
il9cn Gcurtbaue, tpeIbe brei 8oten pauern perben.
Dies III gut seueS fur bic &bbofaten. gBrtbe unb
StobrbaItcr, unb Inn benfelbcn nibt na65uftebcn i'm
@enuie beS @uten babcr mir cine @artie gar ncttcr
Auitungen aebrudt unb 9ebcnfen ipdbrenb ben mo-
ben Gourtmoden cute @eI6dfte pamit 5u ma6en.--
gSer polltc ndbt cine bapon faufen2
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olaagemeine3 Sci tn ns fir bic teutIden aane-
unb Sorfwirtbe, iiteer Sttel elmer beut6en 9eitune
lpeld)e bon Wiori5 gsDer, ocrmaliscn &rofefor Der
aanbprtbibaft, in 9ep5g, btraussesebeu pirb, mo-
bon cine Strobe Summer bel unS CUR @inad)t bereit
Iest Die 3eituns it, wie f6on Der aitcl taat, be-
fonters fur ben Selb. uub gBaobau beftlmmt unb
apfnn aud in europa 9tbrudt, entbdIt fe bod aud
pleI 0ibIi6es fir 2ertss bic bier dDnbe 8el6dftt
treben Bir perten Befeaunsen barauf beior9sn
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T.} HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.
y Die Mopember- Summer bieIer inten1anten unb
,5neleib pobieiliten en9IiIben Wonatsldrift lie9t
Dor uns unb mir ermanseln nft bieIelbe alle nnIcrn
.Gn9liib elsnben 8reunben su snpicbcn sic foitet
idbrli6 nnr abaler unb ffcbt an Site anbern Oap.
natfdriftsn gar nibt na6, ipslde idbrlit 3 sbaler
foffen l'lu3 af ILJlf1g 8 'al44'f 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26
AFFA!RS II uASJIyGrOY

The Cabinet oil in Washington, and the message
and ocia reports occupying all their time and attention.
VIM DeBuys hos been appointed Treasurer "f the MiGt
n Me- Orleans. ia place If J. j. Wicks removed
Capt San-bury, or Salt Like, has reached ashcsion.
and wi make epor, Of his explorations few days
DR.. Addiso Nhir in Washington from his
cierksp in tie i.ud Office. Five DEMOCRATIC clerks had
their salaries rednr-d, md .essrs. Doggy Cox Ingram.
Yerhy ard Logan, all Wings, Hesc promoted.
Mr.. Seidrn leIrtd from III Treasury IN Fda".
have II IN reliable nu'ority ,ai' Robert VI. McAlgin
has been appointed superintendent ii the t New Or
leans, vice Joseph VI Eenn."y removed
Daniel Corner hre bee" appointed 70 c..:ssh!? rlce
John Brooks removed.
Mr.. Heath a;e Auditor Richmond, Va has been ap.
pointed commissioner oi Pensions, vca John L. Edwards.
removed.
Senators Smith nj Connecticut. AMI Man2um. Of North
Cnroina mi NJ Cabcil Of Florida menio,r q, IA House,
nave arrived in Washington i BrHnore SIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

DEATH OF GARREr D. WALL .GeIIs sasy died died last
Wall late United States Senator tom ~. -, i. J. His
night Nov 22d at his residence in lin has EN-
dropsy the chest arc ~, .afey lha!
man In New jersey could be more gene,s.h HI. oiys.s
than general Wall Distinguishes not lss. The o.
virtues than for his high patriotism nc with him.
'ssH anu A''''t'' - 1' WV rPhtessptts 0S'"'"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ONO.

.NEA fOak, NV %. ], VI.
The anil steamer Ohio arrived here to-day from New Or
leans via Havana, which latter place let the ISL; in
She brings $50 passengers about $500 900 worth OF
COLL ius Tho California mails, which large. and
large amount ii .gh'. Among HI pus~engerp IL the iia
Of the Spanish Minister al Washington.
To ,ctCap,ain General Of Havana 10 leave IL few
DAYS 10. Spain ia the Caledonia. Tine incumbent had
granted the privilege Ane!can steamers Of come
tho docks privilege heretofore denied which Will re-
suit advanta geDGslv.
By late arrival New York from Venezuela |, is ascer
,ained st election OF Monargas TO tho Presidency Is
cerfain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

JUDGE DOuGLASS.--me are panied 10 announce 10
our readers tina, Judge Dougas ha, had attack OF
pl.xy He returned home Tuesday from Winch.sof,
where he had holding the fall of Circuit Court
and was taken i'll about O'Clock that night We isafn
from friend ,ha, his yscisn think him better mis- nus
day. morning, though ina critical
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

month Plo, hata Naval General Court Mar. 10 ordered
to convene OF Washington the Gtn Of month, ODE
csmberl II is understood have reference TO Comnodoro
Ap Caes5y Jones and the three Lieutenant. 70 vho ne
alluded in Canrnis letsr on subject of "desertion'
In his Pacific squadron. Commodore J. D. Sloat, OF mo
Norfolk yard is ordered epoyt Washington as oas Of
the members OF the court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

The NV Yosg BoAaD AtoERAAS resolved %
mark oil :spsct 10 memory of Col Richard NJ Johnson
late Vice President OF the United States 10 wear me us'
badge Of mourning fo thirty days ard caused he s s,,.
the civ 10 be raised the City Hall at Eafi'inas Oh
day 2lat inst from sunIiee 10 sunset.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

IT, N,h Carolina Sawbernian notices the deal OF Ef.
Governor spaight in the s4h year Of bis age In pones
he WIS Democrat and in private io was greatly e'es'N
for his kIndncss Of heart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

RICHIE COCNTY-Accurdngt 10 the returns s n -
putty Marshal Harris, the populstion o. m is
10 oniy 3 sO2 souls, OF whom sirtsen are sii'e''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-26

Accounts from Mexico that Gen. Asta IL positively
elected President without ths Intervention Of Congress- he
having received majority Of The votes Of the StaIs,
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