New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
From Ell PnsO,

A geDiemaz well known in this city write
from hl Paso. under date OF April 4, as follows =
The papers we get by this mail are tod Eel
from New Orleans, and truly they bring as ga
news. Toe prospects OF union aud harmony in tn
sstiopal uncil are gloomy indeed. The madaes
and ianat cism OF the Free Soil abolition member
Of Congress fear, will produce the creates Of a
possible evils which can beisli US as a nstion-th
slissoution Of the Union. Truly this is 70 be d.
plored Strive against aud avert it, if possible -
But shop'c the crisis come-should the fiat be pro
nounced am with you and the State of my ador
aion. 90 for the South Gad her rights, aud ". .
these feelings have allowed myself TO be elect
Chief Ic' ice Of the County OF Ell Paso, recent i,
orr ,.>~~ by Texas in the disputed territory. Igo
down 90 franklin the frs. Post o flee OF Ri Paso,
next week to open my first Court. Major Neig h-
bors hss gone above, to organize, if possible, the
County d Santa Fe; and despite the efforts Of
Free Sol demsgogues, the question Of boundary
will be decided We learn that much excitement
prevails 81 Santa Fe agsins. Texas and her claims
but Gov. Ben, whom | personally know, is maa
OF great iirmness and ives elected upon pledges %
carry tbr Ugh the wishes OF the people Of his State
He will 'orthwith, II there ia opposition send
regiment INTO this region, and force upon the PEG.
PIE the 6cssings Of good Government, if they viii
not take them in the natural way
Mobile Resiser 10Th
rHE CONNECTICUT LEGIsL ArURE.-Sen On
Thursday afternoon, the Majority Report on Fede.
rn Relations having been rejected in the morning.
ae report OF the Minority Committee was takenuo.
me question being on the amendment Of M Cat.
w decln' iog that Congress should abolish Slavery
- me Dhirct, and that Connecticut is unal:erably
opposed 60 compromising the question ofSlsyerv in
Any territory now or hereafter belonging ~ the
United States, Messrs Toacey. Eaton. Msrks
damikon Haral and Stearas declined IN vo,a he
cause M wording Of the resolution placed them
= the eqsvocal position of either seening to ann.
pon sisy'.y or the Wilmot Proviso. The opssta,
Sn esen on the resolutions as amended, one ~
s'ne. o. the LIST resolution al the Senators voted
ssaexceP u Messrs Toucey, Hamilton, Marks. Har.
~. Been and Eaton. On the second the VOC ~,
sne ssme, with the exception Of M. Balcbsr ~
we " he negative. On the third onlv NJ
s scen 'S'ed IN the negative: six Senators do.l;a
t ptN". On the fourth resolution. Messrr Tn,-
- nsmnton, harral, Beers Staarne ana r.,~,
49, D. on the sixth resolution tho vote .sooI
,.sas.i AIR. MARKS changed his vote on the Co.
~, sss oil or the abolition Of Capital Ouni,bm.n,
Ave- N. See senate On Friday, by oae m lj9ri.y
So !. we aouse on Friday, the Reoor, or co.;.
snaoads, on petition Of ]. NcboIson ,'. W
sontiuo,S =, y uom New Haven to Waterhn,y "a.
Rsirn,< ~ 0eporstng the stsnc,rd .nJn
Ts,s p 70. vas passed. anu DS"oury /
atsx to he ley;sd r'nsy passed m act proyjd;ovE.
N the ssste Of oss spce al toe Railroad Conasoi".
Aes,sae Of their s,o CO. 81 enc per cent on the mar.
ars. 10. BEEN po., Soo:s he murde.e, 4, New
v. Master: for sI Ssi,'S, have .po ,ea
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