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has been. arrested la Philadelphia. by MIR. william b.
alsh, one OF the deputy marsbss 0f New York, a
charge Of having msliciously and without jus. cause
left three American scamen of his hind In fo-
reign rort-Messins. In the Island Of ofSicy-which Il
criminal Oh. nee agalnst the laws OF thcse states
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Common Pleas-Chan nabers.

btIOFt 'uuto NaIy.
MAY 2l.-T!sbsas C0rpus.-Jas. Il. Carter Maria
Carfu.--Ihis case came on again It appca-
ton ly the reator for writ Of hrbeas corpus
was granted to get possession OF her infant child ag.d
about two years. The matter was contested by Mr. r.
u Livingston on the part Of the lady. lie contendcd
that Mrs Carter the most proper person 60 havc
the custody and care Of child Of such infant years
nl ~ ed
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fishers of the SUM- have come before the cabinet at
Washington, and we hear that steps have been
taken for the purpose of bringing their operations
before grand jury of the United States Circuit
Court, under the charge Of violating the law Of
ISIS, then passed and provided for preserving the
neutrality of the United States. We also under
stand there has been in existence in this city and
Washington, jHnta or cotete Of patriots, COM
posed principally Of Creoles, or SpaniaIds, with
few Americans, whose business has been, for some
months past, 10 prepare and pave the way for the
recent expedition. Among these adyenturers we
have received The names OF several planters from
the island cf Cuba and one of them has been
editor of this city, and is said to be the most con-
spicuous Of the batch, by the name of John O'Sul-
livan. II is supposed that Mr OSullvan IS the
author of all those papers and documents issued
under the name Of General Lopez, which have
been published 10 The world through the columns
Of our cotemporay.
III our information is correct, that the govern
ment intends TO carry out, 10 extreme point, the
provisions of the of 1878, il is probable that he
conduct ofAiessrs Beach, and several other persons
in this city, will come in for anSnvesgation under
an action Of the United States District Attorney,
before the Grand Jury of this city. Much, how
ever, depends upon the nature of the news by the
next steamer from Cuba. If the expedition should
BE captured by the Spanish authorities, our cotem-
poraries may look out for some squslls if it should
succeed in efiecting revolution in Cuba, one
can calculate exactly the results of such event.
We may see q renewal of the same scenes which
deluged the Island of San Domingo many years
ago between the white and black races. Any re-
suit is probable.
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

on o ever, Isr.on who viss nc store q y " Brooks l9
IheaItr goods than of his comrettor His stock Of
rrrs iad,s' ard cidrns Boots shoes Caters. &s for
variety, thcaincss teauty and durability, cannot be
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f,--,t I,r'r rvor.--somc Of the post-ofice evil,
pi. D como uel.r our own notiec ars very curious
cui tt,y uef.f sill be rcctiacd under thc prcseut
...i,m. I.tsr. are delayed for weeks. a gentle.
rtn .t.'.r.i.s received one eoniaining power Of
s1ts OBJ. t,ay 81 which might have involved him
d. a i..s ououriing 20 over 10000 which 'hould
fssr tftn teit,Ted on The 18th int. But who's our
-'er ssrrei letter. they must uot be 80 y
.,t. i- imagine that postman will 20 out In the
ia.u . deliver bis rounds. The following fact came
sndcr our notice On Monday. In The Fifth ward The
independent rosiau was asked w en- leaving letter
"Wii there b another delivery of hadeiphis letters
to-day - end answered. with tie perfect srnr
0cis ." We'll there viii be another mail from Phia.
dsphla this Afternoon. and. ifit doesn't rain guess
III deliver A." 10 will, therefore. be well the public
fhould know ths, suoh power eTpcers TO be vested in
Tie hands Of these Independent gentlemen, who may
~ nsy not deliver letters. just they please. he
des these Instances Of nc1lcct letters 10 contsr
irg ncvs. allied twice within the past week in Wash
inetcn have rtafbri cur ofte vie Boston, stamped
nis-sentH
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boot that is lsotyor must to 81 Courand street fr
u . The ery place in The city where good and cheap boots
ra gsei are % be fc-nd. French Loot 81 o. worth 81
Patent leather b. shoes and Faer equally los No
ttuftlan0t street. under Merchants Motel GOV. YOUNG
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Court Calendar for Tb,. D.v.

CoNNoS PLEss--part Mos 413, a63 6s.. So 80. los
$50 Go5. 1s9. Part 2-Nos cas- TO- d. 70, &C l06 lis
~. 1lc ia 1eS, 2.2, ga $40. as.
CRcUu CorRr.-Adjourned for the term.
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SAILING OF TIE NAoARA-The steamship Nj
egars, Cspt. Ryric, sailed yesterday al noon, for
Halifax md Liverpool. She took out llG passen-
gers for Liverpool, and four for Halifax. ST., also
took out s57 7,55G in specie. A. the Niagara was
roing out other dock. one d her boats cot jammed
h,tween her guard and the pier, and was so
crushed. az to sink on It's release. The n. was de-
tanned u short time in consequence
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retr hs isr,r sesr.i sln than i sven 70 al ". nse
TIE true ieuee Chemical SeaT removes al tan frskcs
redrcs inries salt rleum, and all crugtions makes
DARK, coarfc yellow shin clear. white
tuy a. only At N3 frc sdvay, the for the
spanish Lily white for ladies.
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isrrAN.Hr rAcinc.-- THIS splendid ocean steam
slip is az htr pier the North River. she viii sail
Saturday next. under the command Of Captain
rfra Nye who msde himself famous FOR his quick trips
In the packet or oanyssback ships We do not hesi.
tstc 60 lay that the Pacific Is tho most magnificent
ship In the world when packet ship built,
and her cabins beautifully dccorst ID. called her
Hoatinr palace Afer visit to the Pacific that tile
APPEARED misnomcr. The PsciAc is the floating "a
lace but the ago is progressive The trial trip . Z
the r on Monday night. was highly satisfactory. H'r
ig wheels tanned fourteen times easily the wind
vti.tlcd, and eighteen revolutions be obtained
utt0tt sigh. Fourteen revolutions. however. viii
do -ir run ahead of the steamship wssangton.
s.aine Ak aud everything else. with less than tina,
uauter turns. and leaving scarcely ripple IN the
v1f 10o-storc. srr~cnt FOR the day Ia the speed
$50. ..tal,, she ssir On Saturday neat. she will
rstat'g f.rta Liverpool on tho 9Th of Jane, tina.
u.u rt s..o fbatgh
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Decrease. .ltSo. 5<Fzl6 a1ZltS stn,syT
Al the lowest estimate the falling on this year thus
far is equal TO ten millions Of doliarsshovinr de-
crease Of That amount In the expectation Of tole sr
olss in little more than eight months About two
thirds Of the total shipments Of breadun from thie
country TO Great Britain aud Ireland this season,
were made from this port, leaving but the balance
for ell the other ports Prom New Orleans ths
great outlet Of the Mississippi the exports have
been comparatively nothing There are two causes for
this inactivity OF treadtun First Ia the absence OF
any important foreign demand and second the limit
ed domestic supply. Aavccs from the West are v.rv
diseoufegng in relation TO the stock Of grain TO como
forward End IL Is altogether likely that the receipts
from the Interior. a. the season advances will show
such falling on compared with last year. tha. We
shall not be able 10 avail ourselves of an ordinary sd
vance In prices abroad 10 increase shipments and
moderate advance in Great Britain win bring ONT
supplies from the continent sufficient 10 meet any de-
mand that may arise. III from the inte-
iior are to ie relied shall have very little grain
or -four to spare. at any price.
The annexed statement exhibits the rsccipts Of
breadstufs at Buffalo and oswcgo from the openi,- ~
navigation W to the Goth Of May in each Of tse paf
two years.
Rrcrrrs or FLous ayr Gn.rv ar n-rrst,
-. -, f'ouF' COS. Nae0f t-ta. Con- t4st.
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Is public invited 70 inspect his style Tor lao
it bATt HElOAS celebrated Wa Factory, Wall street
Re teys the srsest and beet IN zoe city Coyy
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

Tlen a. suts i've, received elegant ssortent season.
able aud fashionable dress frock sud fancy pan
ard yetts over coa and eoaks aud Beck
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Cr,rehuch.s Trieoph.rou..-A vile coun-

tft ~ th eclcrAted article is advertised and sold
fr - cene; The Iubc are tartuned sssrs this inpl'
tn lrqaife for Clirchurhs." the oris nnl and only
genuine, the of al diseases cf the hair and sks Of
the lead. Principal eerot, isa Broadway, M stairs
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eers informed a. at the largest cheapest and beet a.
sr,nsnt o WIGS hsfwrs tources trsds atg hair ard
81 citsnsnls hsr, are 70 be found a. hkDnUssI
The New York herald., 1850-05-23

Dr. Wallace, Ocuiist, has removed from
Chambers street 20 80 Fourth street near Nsostr ssre,,
OGiee hour. tilI 10 A. n, till 2ssd 6tii r. H.
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THE GRisryLL ARoTIc EIPKDIioW-The Advance and
Rescue will ssil at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Brosdvsy -Str.rfcrs ard others win fnd this the mos. in
tsrrgtig Tsee q the Kind IN this conrtry. coecon
the sfes and The rrorretor The cldes artist in
In tie United States.
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syre eorncr of Brosdrsy snd Fuiton street strsnsers
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,,,si, ~ .smrnhsd arc rsr.sd ~ HILL the lai-
tfe rults thereby rsrnr % the vesrcr btauy orua-
ntnt sad grace u personal apresrsnee witch
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T. D
Mr west Of the Seventh vard. appeared rs a con-
teF'ant for the seat from the ina District Of tAat
ward
mr Penny said he saw TO hurry the orsa-
nIscn; 1t wa right that every ward ard every
ticn Of n wrrd .houd be fully rePrssnied
Me ycp~ n pF,tIv. Of the Ninth ward. suggested
that the General Democratic Republican Committee,
who called this convention, order the vacancies TO be
filled up in the rts-air.rg SECTIONS.
There app.s AIRED 10 b. some objections 20 this when
Captain L,Nrrns eid he was orros,dic the proposi.
tion 81 hr De,iln. 1ie wa memo'ro OF the Wood
iu,tAnt TO renquish right; but he in favor of
concession and he though the order ought toemanetc
ron thk; convention now asstr,ted. lie was sent
ror, the s,tund ward By his constituents 70 devise
plan cf corciiiaton. ard that would be
lived at unlcss there wa concession on both riies.
e wanted full and fair err, cutation uf the people;
nd though he believed tho wood COMMITTEES vas the
only regular one in existence he willing TO give
up portion of kis right teadcd 70 reconciliation.
icy had too many platforms. There The plat.
3 ~ 81 the sschsns the NcftcTn Tla'f,rn, the
y cd On platform. ususher9 asd for nh he knew;
.'spd upon the peoples platform. lrhccrs) That
o solomon wise Fellow whom be proposed TO
q vide the rh ma in two In oder 10 End the true
T., .ih.r The false one would have n iisiisd--thc
trac would rather lcsc = than have " klled IL
ves jusi 90 with fhs h9Sest ssmssstats they
esua. of democracy should suiIer. Great cheorng)
Jtc following rvsciutou wes hnslly adopted -
6ssoycd That In the election dfricts which failed
to elect de.gtcs ON the eUtt instant to thi coavcn-
tier the democratic republican electors favorable TO
re- mar rtniratiors be tuded 70 meet az the
places heretofore ], sienatcd on Tuesday. IS Instant
at o'clock. for the purpose Of hing such vacancies
~ NAY esist.n
sclu;cr which causcd cuumo'o On IN consequences
Of the wording of the l,eEinuing OFT ipnning tbus
"whsrcss THE convention has In conformity
with the Recommendation of the democratic rcpub-
lesn general committee &c.
Mr. Uossos said he vss IN favor 81 the resolution,
hut he 10 that " ~ laid on the table IN
rrev.rt any uny,essant discussion and that 10
might b. tsken M 1T another time.
colcn,i Mise vas proceeding TO address the convsn
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uhir Dye can cry Be rfocuro6 81 tie -anufsstory
strect abe pcle sleud guard arsnst iiftions see my
yAritns ulisnss. Persons whose hair has kse
ecl.r from The Of the imitation dycs have ssgrsct-
% ~ calling "a above. CorJ the address.
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Reducing wheat 70 nour. ave bushels to ihs tas.
rel shows the remartets dsaeieucy 10 enc laouth oc
322. .b54 barrels
kkorirrs or llots a'n Ga,fv ~ os,sran
-, ,--. f.eHf. lta. H+sai tish Ca s.t.i
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Ihe receipts at orwcg' iuruae al the Csnata ~A.as
ana hour that comes iuioh state aud passos Ia oueh
In bond which. Tie yea csmr rrisss about twolhiria
Of the above receipts
The movements in cotton mp 10 the latest dates In
each ofihe past three years, have been az annexed
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KrcfiFrs OF FLort ayr 0rlIv AZ nrrrAIn
- .,,, Tour tbs. Haegf .-sA. t.rra. t.ss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
TIL Z CAL L D 0NIA N.
BY A. @. CHADWICK.

TEGNs-si,6o per aumm, Il paid within nie
g..r $500. II payment Boz delayed beyond that
aa- so paper discontinued until ull urrramg,-
OIL raId except 81 the option ofuio publisher,
Apyn1isHihrs ineerrd ~ iho u-ual pncfs.-
Innsrm advertisements must bo paid ur ili ed
,inle Advertisements should be mark cl tie num-
tsroflimc' 10 be- iuserieii othersisr they will be-
continued until lrTbid tor at tho option II tho pub.
h.hlf.j aud charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

CoNcEIT WORSE THAN 4fsruHzSCE.-- There
is only one thing worse than ignorance, and
that is conceit OF all the intuictable fools,
an overwise man is the worst You may
cause idiots to Philosophize--you may coax
d6nkeys to forego thishes--hut don't ever
Llink oil driving cnnniqii sense into th, head
of ecncoitcd person
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

II A queer rcmnrk was made by an ur-
chin Of five years, who had lost sister by
death to soneighbor who was attending the
funeral "Nhat are Hou CRYING for " said
the lfttlc fellow to lir latter, who was wror-
ing, it. ront NJ your Go7cyR"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

Y, r. PALMER, is authorized 20 receive Aivw
t.,mculs and Subscriptions ut his Offices nI Boo,
iou Sew York, and Philadelphia s, PErrEN-
GILL, q alEd lurhUHzut 10 d7 the -prir for - ir
hasiuH,
o. Louen 10 The Editor, in oracr % receive At
iruuon, must b. PCT ppM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

broken, scratched it and said
"Only think how well that strange fellow
know az all I"
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JOB PRINTING.

UiNDBfkLS, bL1NkS, L.tRfJS, So, 81
Ihu'ed n the nealef manner at the caieIoniar
Oilire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

The Council, having ronSirlrrcd and ,.t,.d
on the case of John-M-- -Mel--t-r, Il runvtCr
under scnteu1c OF death, it becomes my duty,
Ms the Chief Executive Magistrate of the
Common wealth, 10 make a iinal decision on
question involving the life of the prisoner. ]
feel the weight Of its responsibility. But il
is a responsibility tound,in the path oroh at
duty. lnd | am. not disposed TO cynlc IT, on to
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

On The FIRST day of Iply, Dr. Putnam plac-
cditthshaul otthc Governor another pcti-
tion,SRned by the prisoner, asking for COM
mutation of his sentence.
On the second day Of July this petition was
referred to the Committee on Pardons.
and on the same dny pr= Putnam appeared
ho'or, 'hrn and made statement which he
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.
Saturday, April Go r


The stock market opened firm, to-day, with mode
rate sales Of all the anees, principally time At
the nrst board United States 6s advanced per cent
Erie Bonds, new, a; Erie Railroad, ~ Harlem, vi
Farmers Loan, "; Canton Company, y. Hudson
Railroad declined \; North American Trust, y; Nor
wieh and Worcester, y. Government stocks we're In
better demand, to-day, In anticipation, probably OF
large orders by she Europa but - the mail had not
been delivered at the close Of the board the extent Of
foreign orders had not ranspred The nonrcceipt Of
private letters generally during business hours had
tendency TO check operations; and the markets will
not feel the full effect Of the foreign until Mon
day. In the meantime, merchants viii have good
opportunity TO digest private accounts, and lag out
their course accordingly.
IL is the impression. In Wall street, that the ac-
counts Of gold dust received from California by The
last arrival. are very much exaggerated This Ia
doubt true. The whole amount reeeivedst this port
by steamers from chsgres considered California gold
dust, whereas portion, and sometimes large portion
Of IL Is specie, from all parts of the Pacific soa~t
Then the amount reported 10 be In the trunks of pa
sengsrs k all gues< work and invariably put down four
Eve times larger than Il really All these reports
should be taken with great allowance for the working
Of the imagination, the effect Of such extrsvsgant
and exaggerated statements upon ths public Il likely
70 ne very injurious California In time viii give u.
all the gold want, and there use In reporting
the produstion much than n really IL.
The receipts of scel, last week, By the sehuyikin
Canal amounted 20 is,ose tons; and BY the Reading
Railroad, slscT tons. rotsi, BY s.ilrosd aud ssns
this season, 2or es< tons.
IL b stated that the Commissioner ef the Land once
for the State Of Tsxas Issuing Land certificates ~ the
rate 6 my cents per 10 the holders Of the ilab
ties of the late Republic Of rsxs ssscrdins " the
face Of those isbItissthat w. for The orisinaI pre-
miss In the bonds or notes asd Interest and not ss-
sordins 20 the rsristered value tho~e securities
Holders sf Texas liabilities disposed 10 look upou
this action Of the ocsrs cf ths State Of rera as a.
index that the State " indispo>ed to consider Va. p
ristsrsd liabilities sii that has W psy The time
for registering n viii be remembered. has been sz-
tended TO the nrst Monday In September, 1891.
The annexed table gives the rste Of tcu charged
the welland canal In United States eurrsssy during
The psst ysar and the rites established By she Provia
cisl government foe The eusuins This esasI
~ miles In length. II viii bs By The suhoined
table that on several important articles the rates have
bess nsreaed ana others dminished In the articles
of produce wheat corn and -four have been increased
and . redustion has been made In barley and oats.
salt and coal we're free last but TO be chsrrosbie
the snsslne There several other important
changes which v doubtless attract the attention cf
thc~e interested In ths Western transportation bud
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
POLITICAL.

TvNIoN AND vIcTORY-USITED WE STAND; d.
- vided We Fall-Demoeras meet in your might Tam
many Hail. The Democratic Republican Central
OF the State Of New York. together with the Democratic
Members Of the New York State legislature having recon-
ended the Democratic Republican Electors
organization for the safety Of the Union and the seny
Of Democratic Principles the Democratic Republican Eeo-
tors Of this cityand county respectfully rally
in the Halls Of OLD Tammany, Friday evening April ~
1880 at half O'clock respond their
op and thus restore victory to banner our
City State and Country whg domin and misrue
The wing Democrats been
address the Meeting:
Wn MARCY, Of Albany, Hon Avro SEYMOUR Of Utica,
l. =. CHArrrEID, Of seso, H. &. hrkpnY Of Brooklyn
s. A. GOODWIN, Of Auburn, WARD Husr, Of Rochester
II. Ho9EBoon, Of Hudson, JoHN LORI, Of Brooklyn,
Hsrsy h. SMITH, Il Buffalo, FRED foILyrr Of Batavia
HIS RANT OF Cortland, jams Z. ssrTr Of Lyons
8. g. BRowhR Of Rochester, CHARLES A. hAur sf Utica
j. v. L. PRuys Of Albanyl CHAs 4. Benton, Of Albany
L. TRKnAny Of Cattskil1,
order Of the Democratic Republican General
Of TammaLy Hall FERNANDO WOOD
GARRkr DYcxNAr, la Chairman.
RicHARp N. HARRINGTON, Soesre'Ahes'
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
THE TRADES.

MASS MEETING OF THE UPHOLSTERERs OF THE
A city and county New York to be held at 0 Hester
past o'clock The society takes this method notifying
those that have not Joined the society that they
respectfully requested to come forward and join, it will
be 70 their own benefit The foremen Uphoterers
they shall hereafter OF the society work
them. By order of the Committee.
NOTICE-A MASS MEETING OF THE JOURNEYMEN
IN Boot and ShoemAkers the the city
Of New York, will be held Monday morning at o'clock
April the sh. Keenes Fourteenth Ward Hotel
purpose Of advancing their All belonging The
Soc .ety particularly requested to attend.
BY order Of the Aee
PATRICK BURKE, Secretary.
NOTICE TO JoURNEYMEN BOOT AND sHOENA-
IN kersA meeting Of the Jou
Makers Of New York and its Vicinity will be held the
Tuesday, 9th inst At hahpsst o'clock, p NJ which
will be taken form
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. Greeley and other
distinguished speakers. by order Of
l.. ". RYCKMAN, Chairman Of Com.
10. CooK, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Mitchell


Aysr e.-DsernoSs.-Cwyse, W~ver.-oue n
ssvvra partners sued on claim Of property
tut never having had u In his pos~csson nor In any
vsy concealed removed. or disposed Of It 80 a. 20 pre-
vent the plaintiff from taking II. and never having
taken any part In dstsining received AM benefit
frou the detention cannot be arrested under the Code
order Of arrest 20 be vacated a. 70 Cyrenus warren
Rogers, &c. OH~p.-Motion TO set aside snsver de.
MED without costs. Although the snswer msy NOT be
fovmsl as to the wife yet " clear that ought
not TO be party that no objection should be allowed
ON account Of the nformality.
svmov &c WeiS.-Motion to nis reply granted
Motion vacate order rcvivins suit denied Costs 70
abide event.
,dev removing this 20 the Superior Court Mo-
,,on Of DEFENDANT to stay proceedings In this cause
denied Costs to abide event.
Jslxen 30 De pevUr.--The two wives murt appear by
cext friend. or be made defcndants Proceedings
.x.vsd until this be done Motion q plaintiffs for
,,dsment and that cause be struck nom calendar,
aenj.d Cost In both motions 70 sbids event
- ~ ~sffer s( hs Psfsten " G. y. y Rces>t>h RE
,ct nsy be opened terms so be settled on entering
;he craer
order for ssls o. real estate, allowed.
The New York herald., 1850-04-07
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


-~~ssss8 AAVssA w 0eAAAh8 sUns
sua SPECIAL TEIxGRAPRIc CORRESPONDENCE.
wAsHIssroH, April q, 1850.
u is understood that Mr.. Benton's plan is likewise
tAs plan Of the sabinetthat Is, TO admit California
separate and distinct from any other subject.
Mr.. Webster is positively reported to have changed
ground since the appeal Of Mr., Clay yesterday, in
which he Mr. C observed that he willing to vote
- the admission at any time, either q separate
nsasurs, or in conjunction with others.
Should 1t be really true that Messrs Webster Cass
and Dickinson be against Mr. Bcntons plan the lat
ter's speech, Monday, viii probably proong this
tedious discussion another week
There Is but little chance Of general bill for the ad
mission, in the House The friends Of California in
Mat body are sroag, but the South are determined
The Senate is doubtful-the House is intractabls.
Real trouble just beginning
The RepvbGc Of this morning is out, hot and heavy,
against Mr. Foote and his friends, whom 1t compares
to the agtators and disunionsts Of 1914