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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-06

CSnn EFWAEp.-JEPrRfEs ANTTDorE, A SPE-
YoVV cfc Mixture Tor ne o. sonsrfhps, Gleets
strcture and similar dsorierg r. makes speedy csre
atou fhe irtst ~ Diet friuk exposure.
shanrs IN afrraon 90 tuFres The proprietor csaeugs
ssrris case wht she mixture wall Hrder che far
ftufeu Hve hund-sd dears Fur-heshe disease cAnno,
~ eose 81 ts ixure 10 taken when exposed
is put nc w Nties VITA frl drefun 81 One hotsis
s,sts vesk rrcf III eo dssa ~ sal ~ q Ia
Nrr l2 greasusvi fs nsft-f street.
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Go CusE so PAy.1DR. cOxBfTT, 70 DrAvH ST.
A. aer cIrfulct ths frett~sll - -sttsir isas
tss&fer Agfsses ~ eattar ysstr devoted % sc tres
nent icft5 sss1sss, sustsf pr g. % tie wort
ycrfurs used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-06

nOC1oa GLOVER. AUTHOR OF "TuE PRfvATs
~ 1resuss" art WcditAi Guide" &C. TIs extensive
rfactisa cNpsr enables to cura those cu ease,
~ Cct Stsrcs snf Ssrinsi weaknea sna eomrlicatSi
Syfll hercurial Diseases. omce No " fformeriy
No Ann STRIVES Private entrsnee through the entry.
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Marine Affair.

Msssrs. Perrine, Patterson Stack have now on the
stocks ct their yard In Williamsburg two ships and
brig One Of the ships IL Of 2eo tons burthsn which
they are building for Messrs. Samuel Thompson Me-
pbsw and the other Is If $50 tons burthsn which IL
for hsss Zaregs Coz both Of which are 70 70 in the
Liverpool trade, and We may judge by the superior
manner In which they being constructed will ada
other isures to those By cur ship. nss..rs
The brig IL about SEQ tons, which Messrs Harbeek
Co having built, In strspg and substantial man
Deck for the purpose Of going to Cscrnia BY Captain
Charles n Nsrshall. and IL IL supposed she viii be
ready TO start By the let OF April The steamer Duu.
can G. rel formerly the United States steamer Poin-
sett, IL sbo undergoing alterations Of the foot Of
Montgomery street. Tor the purpose Of being 20
California and u a. said che win be finished about the
first of next month she is intended run BE-. ~eep
San Francisco and STOCKTON and will be Commanded
BY Capt A. \ fittnan. The steamboat. Condolences
and Antelope will soon be really TO take their departure
for the came destination.
tn. steamship Nortberner, witch I. nov fitting M
70 run In M.ssrs Howard and Sons line Of raciac
steamers. 10 to he commended By Capt " Randall
late Ct steamer Empire which ran last season on LAKE
Erie. Captain X 10 . very popular commander. snd
his long experience our lakes will ~eH dt him for
the f pcrtsnt station to which he has been appointed
A ns~ s,esnsr of about 1sto tons, for Messr. spo.-
be built imms distsly BY MIR. W. Il. Webb. Mesrs.
Allsife will have the building Of the engine.
The propeller General Warren arrived at this p,rt
on Tuesday morning from Boston and IL TO be over
hauled and rehtted. for voyage TO Csliforais.
The Kingston, Upper Canada .4reus states that two
down the Sc Lawrence the op.uins 81 navies-
ton TO his city where they will be lifted up for SER
vice bstuesn Psrsms ssd San Francisco
The rt..m.r w J. Pesse. Capt Jessup, vhich sailed
from this port on the 2sth q jsuusry Tor san iran
cisc at Mssnhsm Brasil on the ATTN 81 February
taking In coal, and VAS TO call on the next Gay.
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Ms. Epuos In yeur paper Of Tuesday, among ite N
81 naval news from San Frsncsoo, lean that tbs
board and desert0ss from the squsdrop are anetous
IL II not st all frrprisng that tAre should be numer-
desertions from squadron which has been a..sm.
bed In mssteriy fcsctfvty Ia the bay a Fran
c.ce, fer nearly eighteen months The nires VERY
extraordinary fact that In September last three
hun drsd n where terms q ser,ice would EXPIRE by
TIE Let 81 Iarusry. 1850 we're ffsbsferrsd to the
Savannah from the nted States ship Ohis then ab ,ut
g. s for home and their places beard q the Ohio
hll.d hy men from the frigste Savannah, bat just
arrived on their station. presume these from
the Ohio have been discharged 10 Csforn MA. aud the
frie.fe ssvsnnsh sro. ihdstd, the whole sqn>drcn,
entirely crippled ~ this Master strcke q policy ON The
part 81 the ccursnding cfscsr. OBssEfht.
March IA. 1859
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Religious Intelligence.

SERVICES THIS DAY.
Reformed Dutch Church, Blseeher street Rev. J. A.
81 Lutsf Building HuGson street Elder j. Z. Jones'
Ubiv,r,alhi Church, Orchard strs.t-Rsv. c. II.
ire syisSisn Church, Fifteenth rir.s,-Rsv ). NJ
Uni,eHsiist church Fourth street Rev j. y Pom.
church Of ihs Messiah, Broadrsy-Rev. T. O. Be.
Nsthcdi,t EriseOSai Church John s,Ess, Rev DE-
society Library, Broadway Professor Bush, morn.
irg
Bspust thapeli Grand ttfsst-Eev d. NJ. Graham,
Bspiis, Church, Christie ,lree.-R.v. c. HssAin,
notrirs
Warrington Hall Hester street Elder Porter morn.
ing
ccpsr,sa,icrsl Church, Sixteenth street Rev o. D.
Eriesubochsr Hail. Eighth avenue Rev. a. II.
Wright tvtripr
Tslernscls Brcadwty.- Thu Burritt evening
Itnv,htc Hall, wooster street. Van Dusenl the
lcrg haired cartmsn, evening
March 18Th.
MIR George H. Newbtn who has been called TO settle
care Of Rev Asahsl Bigcie has weIears accepted the
call hut - not 10 b. ordsioed until September next
Meantime he vill supply the pulpit.
The Cinelppsu Heyon notices several new churches
lately f.rmed IN that crossing city An old school
church formed nom the First tDr. Rice'0 70 VII De.
church, formed from the tabernacle fresbJtsris
church, which bss erected smsll bat neat placc Of
worsap In Clinton street; the Union Paved Chapel
Church. an piscopsl'sn; q rev Episcopsi church,
worshirping In the Nelndeon; sner Methodist
church, now worshppirg In Lonsworth street; q new
Reformed D1tch church. . Lutheran church, aud
German Methodist church have ell been recently
ssnired.
Rev r. C. shimesll vas installed pastor Of the Pres
hy teisn church and congregation In the vlisge q
Morrisspis, on "Wednesday Of last week. the sermon
berg rresched By Rev. DR.. srhng, Of this city.
On the 10th nit, Rev. n n. Kirk, recently Of Cam
dem was ipstsed By the rresbtery Of Utica pastor
Of the church and congregation Of New York Nils.
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mov.m,n,s or Ira,v,dv.,s.

Ancrg the passengers to Europe, In the Havs.
packet ship Bavaria Anthony which sailed from this
port the iith Of this mouth notice "a. name Of
Charles ds yaleis the distinguished secretary Of tie
French legation. Who has had charge Of the inter
course between the t~o republics during the interval
OF VT roussns departure and the arrival II the nsw
MINISTER MIR. Bots lie Ccmp,e Duriog his short stay
In this country his department In hts ec'si and 90
cisl intercourse has excited the most favorable i'm
prsssions aud Won him the ant coed vshes
q every one Who enjoyed bis sequsintsnce.
Colonel D. Bragg and Liest Neills, u. s. Amy we're
at Little Rcek Afk on the I'd inst
Hon wsrer Fcrwsrs. u. s. Chsree d'AH.;re- 10
Denmark has left rttsbursh fcr the sea. Of bis
MI
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Senate
ALssSr, March %, 1850.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Roussoy reported bill amending tie act rela--
tive 10 the registry Of births and deaths also uuf.
voraby TO the reIesing the present as on tia. sub
jsct
srrwsRr's ~ BROADWAY.
Mr.. Moross, By consent, brought In bill 10 sutho
rae A. I. Stewart TO continue and complete his store
In Broadway, New York. Mr NJ. asked lie reference
to select committee Ct Senator'S from Ner York,
which vas granted By unanimous consent
wa srrAN.Hr cowrAry.
MT scHoornskrR called up the STEAMSHIP resolution
when vas under discussion yesterday when the spe
eis order cut on debste The resolution declares ths
tnch CON psaies may be formed under general Law.
Ihe cas- eud nays called axd the resolution wac
lost oy eight yeas TO twenty maps.
hiis READ rfIkD PASSED.
An sct fer the relief Of tenants
NJ. BsscocK moved TO recomnit to the ssiect COM
nittee vtth Instructions TO amend the bill In accord
with ihe tuggstops In the report Of the Attorney
General. hr b. argued this motion st length.
Mt srsrroS followed In support Of ths bill which
to reccmmit
Mr. M.rr then sddrersed the Senate against The BIN
hr. MILLER follosed In support Of The principles Of
time ,inee With that amendment he could vots for
the I'LL.
Mr. JoHrsey ,ueceeded, and appealed to the ssns.s
The question them taken on Mr. B.scocx q mo
tic sndsst siter vbich the bill was passed by vote
q 10 to 10, as fellows -
Arrs-cauor, esl' csOh, cssoh, Cross, cpyas, piae
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w.sHiSoror, March 20, 1850.
Senate.
FlRST SESSION.

w.sHfSoror, March 20, 1850.
Senate.
At2o'ciock precisely MIR Trumsr Smith resumed
Dis speech, In dsfsnce OF the removals made by Gen.
Taylor and his Administration.
lie raid that the country expected Gen. Taylo- to-
make remcvals aud that Congress erpectsd by their
setiop in making appropriations for diplomatic ap-
pointments.
At the cose Of this despatch he Is stu speaking
very energetic AMI forcible In favor OF the
course pursued BY Gen. Taylor
House or Representatives..
The House did not sit 10 day having adjourned over
TN Monday next.
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To tI.o Carri.r. of IN. Herald.

In copsequeaoe Of resent event, the proprietor OF
the Nep YORK. Rao gives notice to all his carriers,
serving subscribers in this city ani the peshborhood,
hat will be allowed 10 any other journal in
ccrjunction with the IEraH He also forbds every
arrisr TO sell take money TO- any routs and all
those carriers who pay rent to former carriers for the
privilege OF thus serving Likewise forbidden to pay
any such sums. The proprietor of the Herald alone
claims to posess the right in ali these matters
his routes and all carriers disobeypg these directions
will be promptly dismissed from his employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24

The PACIFIC RAILRoAp.-All the railing, If
We may Judge by the tracks, with respect to
the contemplated Pacific railroad. is confined to
the leaden columns of few stupid newspapers
II is, probably, movement quarter Of a century
in advance Of the time, to make the railroad any
other basis than sheets of paper, where the coulds
and woulds OF mans ingenuity may be exemph6ed
without materially interfering with any people, or
the finances of the nation. Last year, Mr.. Whit
ney's paper plan produced some grand ideal views
in the brains Of small class of brokers and capt.
tallsts, who have walked up, after sleep through
'ne wn'er, 10 look ABOUT Tor something tangible
They can see through the South Pass on the map,
but IL 10 quite another affair take tram through
it; and the hercuean task will scarcely be ct
tempted in the lifetime Of any Of our readers, If we
may Judge by the difficulties which beset the pro-
ject on every side.
When the whole subject has been examined tho
roughly, scientifically, GEOGRAPHICALLY, and geo.
graphically, the best route will probably be found
10 lie between the RIO Grande and the river ella ;
and the only practicable way Of getting the road at
all, Is, to annex the whole of Mexico and Central
America TO the United States, and then, by grand
coup de fer, TO complete the work Of progress and
extension, which, when the preliminanes are ar
Hanged, will furnish the int rocean communca-
ton through a region where production will be
stimulated by its presence, and mankind blessed by
Its establish ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
The Euronenn Nexys.

The mails by the Niagara will arrive here this
morning. The ~ reached Boston at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon We give, on the outside of
this days paper, some additional news brought by
this steamer. The full details will be published in
to-morroW's Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
News from California.

The steamship Ohio, Capt Schenck, was to have
left Chagres on the 18th or 18th inst. for H
and New York. She is, therefore, due
port If a steamer left San Francisco OF Il.u
ult, the Ohio Will bring Two weeks lat .eIii-
Cenee from California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24
The Trial of DIR. Webster.

Several witnesses, including Mrs. Caroline M.
littlefeld, were examined yesterday, and Mr.. Lat
ilefield was ssexamned. 1t does not appear
that his direct testimony was invaldated in any
way We publish full report in another column
The interest in the case does not subside
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threatens them, growing out of the position which
Mr.. Webster has assumed, as well as from Mr..
Stewards uncompromising course-al are alleged
to spring from the proprietor, the editor, the writ
ers, the correspondents, and the general course of
the Nsw York Herald for many months past. This
bitter and terrible denunciation of the New York
Herald, comes, we believe from the organ Of MIR.
10 Grinnel, member of Congress from the cod
fish district OF Massachusetts, and who is likewise
the leader Of the Goldfish arstocracy OF that State
Undoubtedly this movement, partially against Mr..
Webster, but attrbuting all the prospects OF de-
testable compromise in Washington to the mild
snce of the Herald, is intended by Mr.. 10 Grlnnel
TO prepare the way tor him to reach the seat In
| the Senate of the United States which, will be
vacant in short time, and which will have to be
| filled by the next Legislature of Massachusetts.
| Such, as far as have time or room at this
| moment TO observe, is a brief view of the exceed
lnely udicrous and contradictory position Of the
| wing press of New York and New England, in
| relation to the opposite and rreconclleabe stands
taken by Mr. Webster and Mr.. Seward respec-
lively, in the Senate of the United States on the
slavery question. The wing journals of this city,
and elsewhere in the North, have been in similar
perplexity, with some few exceptions. 1t is
| Tweedledum and Tweededee over again The priE-
cpal part of the difficulty and confusion is, how
ever, attributed TO that terrible journal published
in New York, called the New York Herald, which
has prodigious circulation, and an immense list
of editors and correspondents. The organ of the
Hon. 10 Grinnell, now member OF Congress, aud
chief of the Goldfish district of Massachusetts, a
candidate for the United States Senate by the next
Massachusetts, Legislature, has made this dis
covery, and. We suppose, by adopting and circu-
lating it all over New England, he is preparing for
the great contest and fermentation which are ap-
preaching there among the different parties and
men. In the meantime, we trust that the leading
men In Congress, who have, with the little aid of
our influence and power, been brought within
sight of settlement of the slavery question, will
come together soon as possible, arrange the
form of the settlement, and take, as soon as pos
sIbe, from those malcontents and ultras In New
York and New England, the only material on
which they can live for another year or two.
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THr ArrIc.y squspRoS.-By an ofacisl communities.
ticn 10 the Senate ~ appears that the Of main
tanning the United states s1usdron the coast Of
Africa "a 500 per annum. aud that the mortality
en- tbst ststor less than In TIE home squadron in
the last lndses.-Nefio1al faeif gencer, March a.
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BAlrrnonx, March "a, 1850.
We have no news south Of wilnipgion
The weather has been very dsagresable to-day:
snov, intermirged with rain. having fallen during tho
greater part Of the Cay.
Nat ssrdos, editor Of the Paul Pyy, vas hsld TO bali
to day, fer libel on Mr.. J. C. Boyd, member Of the
Baltimore bar. Yesterday, MIR. Boyd inflicted chss-
tissment on MIR ssrtoe fer which he was ned twenty
eve cents
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Naval Court OF Inquiry Ordered.

WAsHisoroN, March e. 1850.
naval couit Of inquiry composed Of Commodoreo
Morris and shubrict, and Commander Dupont, has
heen ordered TO ssfemble ct Annapolis on the 18th OF
April, 70 make Investigation into the capture Of
Alvarsdo, by Lieut.. Hunter.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Teleerap nIc Sum mary

Our readers will find in our teIegraphic cores
pondence to-day, intelligence from almost every.
part of the country, but that which will most IN.
terest them is the sad news concerning Mr.. CAL.
houn's health. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Calhoun's
physicians look for his dissolution very soon We
should wish that the distinguished South Carroll.
would be spared, but we fear that his time has
come, and that the Senate will never again hear
his voice. He is low, exceedingly low, and there
is no d sguisIng it from our readers.
The House of Representatives was not in ses--
sion yesterday, and but little was done in the
Senate. In the latter house, Mr.. Truman Smith
occupied the day in the delectable occupation of
embarrassing the cabinet, and defending it,
through General Taylor, of the charge of proscrip-
ton. 1t will be seen from our telegraphic cores
pondence from Washington, that he is net yet
done. He threatens the Senate with the infection
of the remainder of his remarks in writing We
hope the Senate Will have patience to listen to him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-24

SrKANsHiF SourHERssR.-The fine steamship
Southerner, Capt. Berry, has been detained until
tomorrow morning, at 9 O'Clock, on accom-, Of IN.
storm ofyesterday.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
FRESH GOOnS.

'sNHE subscribers hive Just received a gen
A etal assortment of FALL GOODS. con.
sIsting OF DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
hhds. Sugar-house and Syrup Molasses
5 do Sugar, from to 10 cents per h.
oo0 lbs Preserving Sugar, at ) cts per h.
10 bbls. No l, , and Mackerel
% do No. Herring
3 casks Dried Beet, at l2k cents per H.
l2ttO0 lbs Hams, al only 9 cents
I1GOO lbs. Shoulder at 81 cents per h.
1000 lbs. Fitch, at only cents per ID.
DO sacks Liverpool Salt, at only $50
800 bags Fine Dairy do
100 b5ls. Monongahela Wh,skry.
a general assortment of Wines &c
French Brandips always on hand
Persons purchasing to sell again can be ac-
commodaled at n small advance on Philadelphia
prices. Call and see before purchasing
KENNEDY a. PORTER.
N. IA few casks Of Lewis Fine Cincin-
natl Sugar Cured Hams at l2li cents per ID.
Canvassed Hams at 10 els. per lb., by
LcwislOwn. Sept. g, 1850 X. & ?.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-20
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

fHStiE Second Term or this institution Will
H. commence on MONDAY. 81 TENDER %.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Persons wishing tC send their sons from
distance need be under no apprehensions in re-
gard to them. Boarding can be procured
where ihey will be almost constantly under The
eye of the Teacher. Terms of tuition ore as
follows
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Eng
lsh Grammar, So Ou
Geography. explained BY Globes, 2 -
Algebra, 400
ieomctTy, ) 90
The Languages and Natural Sciences.
illustrated by experiments, Goo
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The Female Department. under the CHARGE
of Miss ASroINETrE pRosEus, will be opened
the same day on the following terms:
Elementary Branches, S3CO
Natural Philosophy and History, 400
Algebra and Geometry, with ali the higher
branches of an English education, 5CO
EXTR s:
Pencil Drawing or Crayon, $500
Painting, 200
French, 300
Music Lessons, 500
" Term Of c'eren weeks.
W. II. WOODS, Principal.
LewistOwn Aug 30, 1850
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cate or return aforesaid shall be- charge of by one
't lhe Inspectors or Clerks Of the ot said dis!it
wa" shall do ana perform The dnlies of said Judge uha
10 attend
ALSO, That In the SI>t section Of 50 ia ct il snnceL
Ihal "heh tw" or more counties shall compose dis
uIct "f we tholte of member members The Senate
oi inns commonwealth or of the House of Representa-.
lives of the United States Of this Commonwealth ,
Judges of the election in each county havi,p nae, .,
aforesaid the Clerks shall make out fair .,atcneu ~
all the votes which shall have been given al ch election
within the county, for every person voted for as /,
member members, heh shall be signed by said indacs
and aliesiad by the Cerks ard Of the Judges shall
take charge Of sch certificate and shall produce the
al meeting of Judge from each county, sich ;aca
IN such district may be appointed by Ia for the
purpose which meeting shall be held on the seventh day
after The Eecon.' Tie return judges Of the 7th Con
gresSiona District shalt Tuesday The 18th day
oil October next, Norris Mills, Miffln county then
and there TO do and perform The duties required of
said judges of The aforesaid Congressional District.
Aiso That in the 6lst section Of said act, is enacted,
that every general and special election shall be opened
between the hours of eight and in the forenoon and
shall continue without interruption adjournment until
seven o'clock in the evening, when The polls shall be
closed"
AGso That in he ls section Of the act Of Assemble On.
titled Act To reduce ihe expenses and provide for the
election OF the Board Of Canal Comns passed
April 18Th lSt5 il is "Ihat at the next annual
rircri"n the qualified voer Of the several this
Commonwealth shah vote for person Is Canal Com
hsSther, VINO shall perform all the duties now ejpi;ed
by law upon the Canal Commissioner the election of
Canal Commissioner shall be conducted By the officers
authorized y law conduc the general elections in tile
several election districts return of the votes given for
said oife shall be made The Secretary Of Common
wealth. IN Ie manner provided for the transmission
OF Tetnrns of the election of representatives the ecre-
tary OF the Commonwealth the recep, Of all The re-
turns, shall notify the person, who shall upon his
duties on the second Tuesday January succeeding their
election
Gwen und~r my hand my office, In LewIstown the
oIh day OF September, lsj0.
d. M'kEAN CONTNER, Sheriff
i.eWistown, September 70, lsJO-3t
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llsh 1t wherever it can be done, and sustain it
when established. 1t is The great moral lever
winch moves the world The widest dissent
na,lon Q. correct principles, and the highest in
encouraged in every possible way. The sue
cess oil the Whlg party is based on the intell-
gence of the people
: lhe past is full of encouragement, and the
future Is full of hope. Let the same spirit which
moved US in l840 and 1913 move us now, and
we shall triumph. Let our faith be iiring
faith, and victory is certain.
HENRY VI. FULLER, Chailm,n.