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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
The Senatorial EIecrion In nIassachusstts.


T'irenteth Ballot for SeaGtOr.-Who!e number
Of votes 3s7 necessary TO & choice 1874. Samner
had 1913 certain. and one vote was put IN with
pencil marx drawn across Summers name. The
committee were divided on the question oil
counting this vote and are debating the subj ect.
Winthrop had o. others %. The majority OF
the committee reported Sumner elected by one
majority. The Speaker having al noanced tae
result Of the first ballot as the election Of Sum
ner by one majority, according TO the report OF q
majority Of the committee who counted the votes,
Il was moved by Wing that the report 6e re.
committed TO the committee with instructions to
report vote which they had thrown out as scst'
tering. This, after debate OF hall an hour, was
carried without opposition, and the com nlttee
made a new report. Whole number }-s. neces-
sarv % A choice 1875. Charles Sumner l9i, lack
ing one OF election. IL was ssoertAned- there
were two more votes than there were Members
uho voted.
4 second ballot resulted as follows Whole
number $50. necessary l94 Sumner had ll3,
Winthrop loo, scattering Sumner again lack
.ng I. The House then refused to adjourn by -
N .oriry. and another ballot was ordered The
most intense excitement prevailed throughout the
civ and all the avenues of the State House are
densely crowded. 1t was enormously announced
after the 6rst ballot that Sumner VAS elected by
/ majority which caused the Commonwealth 70
hang out about dozen flags and they are still
flying.
4 ne 4 ucMy-tNUN LrttVt ASsNtSSu no tpAS"S
Whole number. 35i-necessary to a choice, 1913;
Sumner, 1911 Winthrop 100; scattering, p.
Two votes for Sumner found doubled together
were thrown out Motions we're made to adjourn
and postpone the balloting until to morrow, but
the House, by a small majority, concluded to
take another ballot, which was finished at eight
o'clock and resulted as follows: Whole number,
377-necessary to a choice, ls9. Charles Sumner,
ls5; Winthrop, l66 scattering % Sumner
lacked a. The House then adjourned by large
majority, after having been in session without in.
Permission for about twelve honrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

NEFpLEwORK, INsERTINGs AND EDG-
stock of The above goods cheap sso plain and figured
Musins Infsns Waists AMI Robes Embroidered Sleeves,
Collars, Laces, Wells, &c &C, comprising complies as
sorment Of such articles as are usus ly found Lsce
Stores prices which will ladies' that the night
place for where las n Ibis sofe) the one PRICE
system 10 adopted. All o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

LARD has advanced, with sales Of 700 bbls A
&c and 1890 Kegs ~ n! Tlle snd ut; bAe,S sDrs az
so0 htd, Of Macon COuny sold Of 9tc Po.sh sru =,
81 25qSl4 ~ Cor Mess SoOo9 5lsneis CoSN sod Al -
Tor mixed and s2f5ic for yellow and white Corros
heavy. TIE weather has been stormy al day cod ,,s
raining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

SOME REPENT WHEN 1T IS TOO LATE
For barR aims English Three Ply and Ingram Carpet
ing go celebr od CBpet Esisbhshmenl 10
the United States. No 80 BOwery HIRAM ANDERsoN's-
Th ere none disappointed IOgrsin CarpeuuR IL and
So per yard Of and beautiful small figures; English
Floor Oh Cloths, ~ to "a feet wide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
oiarHets ...kLBANY, AptpS.


FLOUR is not very acttve, out prices are steady
The sAxs have been SEQ bhs. WHEAT 10 bed sao,.
the views OF buyers snd ittets doing. CoRS 10 god
reeueat al lower prices and The sAes % 6l.a
sc oars are plesdy and s,ooo bushels tod al ffps
rsles Small sales Of PIisOn WHpKY ak2fc
The hoaIG sre 10 from Rochester, aud The Buffalo bosa
are hourly expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

HlGHLAND NURSERIES, NEwBURGH,
N " Osle A Downing & Co The prOprielOrs ~ this
Old and celebrated estahishuent beg leave 10 Inform
Dealers and Planters
OF Trees that their sock for Sprag Planting Is unusually
large Anc fine auc consists " al The leading standard va
rieucs OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
In cultivation, bolh native Oregn, 10 he United Sstes
For particulars Catalogue "a new ediu N us1
issued) which will he furnished al post paid spphcsn1s
or Ia general advertisements Ia the " hornc0ilQns1,
"CuluvaloI" and other Horticultural aud agricultural perl
odicals % the c)uBuy
The facilities sueh oS resehiog Neweurgh thai per
sOns can leave NewNOrk nearly every hour 10 me day.
from A N 10 5 Pm BY either The Hudson River or New.
Yofk and Erie Railroads or steamboats, In hom t~O 10
three hours Freighg Of goods paid 10 Ne~-1ork
Il FhNsws A SAUL co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
By telegraph to The StT.YOrk Tribune
Y For additional TelegraPhic Dis
patches. see Sixth Page.
Canal Meeting ~ the Capitol ho"-
sands i'm Council.

Srenl DilJd,ch . ne TTlbuHt -, olpu
ALElHY, Wsenesdsy, April 9j-9t P.M.
There is now convened IN the Capi'oi
Park the largest and most enthusiastic as
.emblage ever convened in this city. Inc
utmost enthusiasm prevails.
1t was intended to organize the meet
ing in the Rotunda, but before she hour
fixed the immensely of the gathering rcnd-
cred it necessary TO remove TO the Park.
john TOWNSEND was appointed President,
with a large number Of Vice-Presidents
and Secretaries, selected without reference
to political considerations. II. q. WHEA-
TON is now speaking. !. T. E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

THE CRAYON DAoUtRKEOTYPEs.-T
beaudfu .,ys of Vigr-te Pictures to be had only al
RoOT's Gallery. 500 Broadway, corner OF Franklust-
Process patented DagUeeoplss are csut med Ak sinsI
fpGinrtfP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

II DR. TRAFTON's Buckthorn Berry
PIN, are mid and eesctaal and now toe AcEuOwe1 ged
besi remedy foT Bilious stLscEs, Liver Comp aiui y eo
ache Goat Giddiness hsrsus COsrvenest los' - Ape
tts ana Indigestion DADcl rs WfiGn-st For sac "
be principal cly druggisH sne essniSii
d14 4nTu NTtGRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

No CAUSE FOR DEsPAIR.-H weakened
nv .r,ciing Cough ard sueeps uGder Al The symptoms
of yloleaI pulnorsry susck su ne s0HsFeT mlH nos
Sespsir Never give up" sSys ms poet Sad Say ~ ND
,An conan pliye despOnd with RoGEKS Livcrwor~ Tar
"a C.TchAsgua within bio reach HOPE, e teai arc
a. ,ssnlts FOR sac Al depot SIS Sr0sd way, ard by
- he ciiy r.sil druggists Pnee IN sfge bottles 81 OF
sbosIlesfoFS2 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

DESIRABLE INvEsTMENT.-FOr sale, a
retail family Grocery. which The last year has done bu'-
OF twenty thoussnd dollars, without marketing,
located prominent part OF the city. Rem mode
Any person about engaging 10 the above branch. viii
find Ibis opeting seldom offered. Further Information,
which will prove sBtisfactOry, by addressing GROCER,
Chatham Square Post Office. Az 3MThkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

n THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ~ bed
sesds BeSs, Msrssses and keshers ever offered 81 n
WILLIAMS Warehouse, lSo Cnsghsmst. cor ~ Mulhety
fbe attention OF houseseepss and oIhets 10 psrucasrY
called 10 wills Patent kg scd Lsh Screw Ssdssead -
Old secs renovated. ecu wholesale and reIAiL
Al SlTuVhASs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
" GoUeAUp's LIQUID Hair Dye will

=
change red light or gray hair to brown or black the n
slapt il 10 applied No spsuing the skin 10 dsiG ooK mo
color by wasting daily with and wsIei 90 d 20
drying 70 the trouble, suy psy taken not sat-
lsfaetory 10 the user Or FELIX GoURAUO En emf
pepce a. chemical philosopher guarantee hs next %
hs Italian Hsdicsted Soap above 10 the ne oui ua OF
suseUl Inventions Found only al Dr. GoURaUDs 90 -
sbished Laboratory, 81 Wskerst. near S-oac9ay q y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. April y.
1Iarkets....C HARLEsroS. Apr

Prime keg LARD has been sold here to-day 10
the extent Of 2co kegs a. sc ans held al loc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

W STATEN ISLAND Fancy DYING Is
TAsLlsHnENr-Ofbce No john o. Nsw.fofk The
propr-ion Of lhis esasbsemenI ~nose pyins AND fn'
muniy are ready receive orders for dyins ad chewing
sslk Nooen Cotton, Ltoen and Fancy GOODS % every
.l1 iwvhSxMs RARRsrr NgPHEwS CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

COTTON has been very quiet-the transsctious
on Friday were limited 10 SEQ hsss prices ruling fou
6IQll4c Some Gro bales sold on Saturday 10 Ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

e To THE MEDICAL Faculty.. and
the tcieon6c In Animal Magnetism. Eecucitv Caviar
lam &c &c meeting viii he called al the Tabernacle
TO irQure into The curative Of compound known
WATTss Nervous Andoie-vheh II is from the &C.
tor upon nervous fues Initiating the cells Of The lungs
or by m power ofeqsHlzng electricity Ills to be hoped
the scientific world VIII give this Interesting subject Is
due consideration before the meeting 10 convened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

i AIfNl I4LANIiG DAb1 JO1f
Era he MohtTs blessing ard Chds ce light prod C
ing health strength growth tue 'otms and happy dpOsi
lions MANY Improvements have been ets ctei by the u-
venor of this dcsttf sfair std mother who y-u-s
her own the confOu of the child should oe WIN.
O9t one Hundreds al TLuuseuds have been disposed OF
since their ocUctOn bui the es-ut asug dc ntnd
IL overwhe ming PROOF OF h-irui-rs 1h-y have been
found Tor Cross Sabi- ana n most
tfecuu cure n spinal plsust and fapti- de-
bhty AIms longer "a, nfHuts no Logger te
ful and dropping for the WRut Of exercise, rs
this invention invariably affords tue delg1t
and NJ the same lime wholesome exercise BABY Jumpers
are used from he of hrre tbs and upwerds, and
frequently by children rom tO Years ot ell ced hy
complaints of the spine. wc8k limbs always attended
with the most nenetcIsl results.
PRICES OF BABY JUMPERS.
Plan calico Observation-Disclosures W
Brown Linen extra. trimmed ........... %
De Lame Cashmere a.. hue hnish.... 20
do ffineed hoop ana extra flush. 90
Every Jumper is complete, with tee lately improved
springs suspt nsiOu hooks directions toI use &C
~ Persons residing al a distance from New-NOrk may
receive either OF the s les by enclosing Tue am uut
letter by mail addressed 20 the inventor aud pNentee,
GEOKGE w TUTuE Importer of European Novelties
and Fancy Goods S45 Brosdw ~, NewNork
All orders carefully and promptly arends TO- ana baoy
jumpe pscssd AND sent by stoanoeat and railroad 10 al
parts Of the United Sta -
liberal discount 10 wholesale purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

xDr. JAMES w. POwELL. Oculisf, Au-
risL &c continues devote his extensively 20
Diseases OF he Eve and Var from .OS ocOca dAv al
the same Offices he bas upied OF the last yeas NJ
Broadway Wsrran-sL. here can De- mai hls rrr1lse
ON me Eye" price 81 Also SruhclN ard his
..E.ctlDg aVek and ear fpottaus siS6truSF~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
~ FowLERs ~ WELLS, PhrenOlogl5ts
ND Publisher. Clinton Han 1877 Nsssu-sr nesr the Psrf

The RESIDENTS or BROoKLYN-In
Of elegant Bridal Csrds Epveops aad CAKE Boxes
or Of al Silver Door tske the OnDn1s Al
Fulton Ferry ard ride direc, 10 EvEgDELLS 80 -osd
way where they VIII find the above articles 10 great vs.
riety, and Of the mott f4shOnsDls patterns az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

~ By JUDICIOUs SYSTEM OF adVer-
sng 10 the papers Of the country the largest fortunes
have made ~ The quicket tD o IL may Dc sI0Pea
onvsnisntIv ,,felv sna tho rou ghlv PALMERs News
paper Advertising Agency where all requisite Information
may had Tia IL sppoOIes TO Transact business lo lne
sdyeftisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

MILITARY VISIT TO QUEBEC.-Au invitation
has been extended to the Bowes FencIbes one
Of the volunteer military companies of this City,
by the rank and file Of the 10th Hgblsnders, At
present stationed in Quebec to visit that city ia
August next meeting of the company was
held a few days ago, al which it was decided
unanimously to accept the friendly invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

BAKNUM's.-The admirable comedy OF
"The Serious Family will bs repeated to night This
afternoon "TuIniDg the Tables aod The Lottery
house 10 a. usual well sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
THT FIRST or MAY

TIE FIRST or MAY
The first OF May spprosehes
Wheo b.ctugs d-ss snd reaches
Their noxi0us columns mater,
The rat too then encroAches.
The mouse s'y plnnd-rer. peaches,
PuuDg aides n fosier
But Thy magic Powder LYON,
10 The food 'hstiasectB Gle on.
Nice ard rails, TOO,
By nv pills, which we rely on,
Are Al I'D 10 the atl scion
Without csti, 100
az 6tD<W' Lyon ~ Srn%1~c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

n WoNpEkFUL BARGAINS IN English,
Three Ply and Patent Tapesu, Ingram CSrpenng Oi
Cloths &c NJ the celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establish
ment In the United Ssies, 90 BoweTy, HIRAM ASDER.
sens Three My Carpets H. IS Snd % packages Of Seo
yuds Oh Ololhs. 10 two yards vide % and 10 per
yMo embroidered Fable Covers only s.
F,RE INsuRANcE.-The Liverpool and
Yondop Tirs spo In. Insurance ConpSny office 30 Wall
sL Authorized Capua &2ooo Geo. Or SlNN"otNo; pNd up
Capital GAOtO0 surplus and reserved Euni 1910 q or
S2MOOSO This Company has formed local bosrd ot Di
rectors IN this city (duy Qushed by holding the required
number shAres) with Fun powers 20 issue policies Tor
fire R,sks seule ali Rn ~ invest IN New lok al
fOuda derived from premiums and the sale OF shares
Directors
JAMES Brown. Chairman
FRANCIS CorTENEr, Deputy CasirInsn.
Geo Barclay Mortimer Livingston.
Msrk w COllet Royal Phelps
Conrad w Fsber, 10 T. SsndeisSa,
Francis Griffin. Wtltsm We1more.
Resident Secretary Alfr,d Pen
mc7 Law ThSm Counsel ~ the Board. FrN Griffin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.

Political and Msceil1neo he nqs Of the Ueek The r.
,fpblp-T The National Guard Blt-NceHe " NE Asssv
Bt-A,sociations-Notye Dune The Opera-ha 'ish
aud Continental Ar0frs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

" A pile of old bricks in front OF ll3 Nss'n.
st. fell yesterday morning, and almost buried
cArmsn's horse passing at the time. He was,
however, but slightly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
CARPETINes.-Messrs. P

PETERSON q
quupuREy have done an Astonishing business during the
occasions looked is the
store and found all their polite snd geatemanly sssssnls
fsy occupied Their magnificent osIADishmenL corner OF
BrOsdwa and Whe-sl bias become known az The great
fashion At carpet 10 this city wnere al h0ut7ke-Ps
Tesor who are In quest Of new, elegant and 0"pnceo
goOds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

OFFICERS OF THE L. s. sLOoP oF.wAK DALS
VIM Pearson Commanding n. Lewis Tirss go,
J P Decatur Acting Second Lieutenant J. H. t.,
Acting Yhird Lieutenant; C Febiger Aching s"e
J. W. Taylor. Assistant sargeon O. T. Aexsosef,
J. TaursH. Jr. Puuer; J. T. Walker Passed h'''.
man: W Broschesi, do; !. II. Gl.is. hld'siPn~
Abbot DO; y A. Oliver AstiuR BOsisvAD D. ' I ~
Gurper; j. H. Birdsa !, sailusseri Fsn0i' oSP"N'~
all wed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

Thus $3.50 30 Of proceeds, lie" 1888 30 y
charges yielded the sum Of fourteen oent' DC,
proceeds which with SO cents more Of s''-
money was swallowed up in paying the ~ ''"'
postage Oh this precious account Of sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

NAyAL-OFFIcERs or THE U. 8. Bal6 io-
PoisE.-LMdrer, Lieut. Connsndngi r Fsir'si, -
Frt LieuIensnt; J. NJ. Brood, Actiog h"'ef . -
credge, PuIer; W Wooley. Passed hdshipm" =
well The L 8 ship Portsmouth aud brig Perry WV
windwud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

FLOOR OH CLoTHs AT RETAIL
5000 Yards, seasoned. Sc per yard
Tapestry Carpets q. % pei yard.
Three ply Al Is ard 30 per yard
Super Ingram a. "a and So. perysrd .,
nz3IH BAILEY q BE0THERs, 45i Pearln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

u The ALLEGHANIANs had large audience
last evening, at Hope Chapel They give Their
twenty second Concert this evening, when they
will introduce several new pieces, and Mi"
Goodenow will sing three lavorte songs.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

CHoLERA.--As the cholera appears 10
have prevailed more generally and fatally
at Mount Pleasant than in any other por.
ton Of our State where j, has vet made its
appearance, we would inquire Of our friend
of the Obserrer, whether the formation
there is calcareo-magnesian, or whether
the water used as beverage is what is
usually termed "hsrd,'' and whether any
one of those families thus attacked was ac-
cusiomed to use rain water for culinary
and other uscse BY answering the above
he will much oblige US and aid to inyes,i-
gate theory that is gaining ground in in
telligent minds in respect 10 the epidemic
influence Of Cholera.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

lNToLERABLE IGNORANCE, prevails among
some classes in England respecting this
country and the progressive people tina, in
habit it. A correspondent of the Boston
transcript. says, that portly fellow while
inspecting very beautiful carriage from
Pittsbarg, on exhibition at the Worlds Fair
inquired whether s.the Americans ever rode
in carriages
Another sspient, with pomatumed hair,
carrying gold-headed cane, asked visi.
tor from the other side Of the water, II .'lhe
Rocky Mountains could be seen from New
York;
"Dear Sir" Iisped great lady in water
ed silk, shave the goodness TO inform me il
there are any noblemen in the United
States.n "Yes, ma'am,n answered full
fed Jonathan, who was showing off the
beauties Of cream freezer, sand I'm one
Of lhemr'
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

ENLARGEMESrs--T Io,rd Statesman
comes to US enlarged and clothed in new
dress. In typographical appearance anc
editorial ability it stands among the ables
papers ia our State. We are glad to see
this evidence of our old friends prosperity
The Galcnd Gazette is also enlarged anG
improved with the addition Of new type
Friend Houghton has now opportunity to
spread himself, and we hope his business
may prove as successful as have his efforts
TO give the people Of Galena paper wor-
thy the growing Importance of their city.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

"a project is on foot in Iowa and Missouri Il
build railroad intended as an opposition TO til,
Illinois Central road, and its projectors iondiS
hope TO direct the southern travel going TO New
York. from its natural channel, the Illinois Cen.
tral, and take their road. The proposed rout,
of this opp, si,ion road is from Dubuque 10 Iowa
city, Keokuk and 81. Louis. and yer, large
portion Of the stock has been subscribed by the
citizens OF the above named places, with the ex,
ception OF ST. Louis, which city we are credib,
informed has taken but Little or none of tht
stock, although she has made great noise about
it,evdently for the purpose ofinducing the towns
on the proposed line OF the road 20 furnish the
capital, while she reaps the benefits when the
road shall be finished d'-Chieago Argus.
Our neighbor reasons from analogy.
This is the Identical course pursued by
Chicago in relation TO the Rock Island
Road.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

EDIroRIAL CuaNeE-Aiessrs. Edward.
4 Broadweli have disposed Of the Hawk.
eye newspaper establishment 10 Stockton
& Piersor, Esq's. In parting with Mr
EpwARDs, with whom Tor ten long year.
We have been cotenporary, il is with feel
ings Of regret. and The kindest wishes fol
his future prosperity. In whatever under
taking be may embark We feel sure he
must command success. s. many years d
editorial life, in country where lis labor:
are so lily rewarded, surely must qualify
him for any station TO which be may aspire
or business in which he may engage
We wish him great success, long ant
happy life, and quiet entrance into lh,
mansions beyond the grave
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

TnE bic Vernon reaeired this place las,
Wednesday and disembaFked her passen
gers, who spent The halliday in rambling
over our to.n and viewing from the top oi
the LIE Claire House tic most beautifu
prospect IN Their whole route. After pro
ceeding a short distance up ,hs river Il,
pleasure Of the trip was some ewhat lessenet
" the noble steamer breaking her shaG
Ine Robert Fulton was hired al $50 PEI
olein 70 tow her up to lbe FoiIs. We pre-
sumo ihs @Die" viii nett not less thai
$4,000 On tbs Trip.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

THE man Of the Fairfield Ledger ap
pears 10 be highly incensed at our strict
ures on the foolish course he has pursue.
relative 10 the Surveyor General. Wher
man retorts with low abuse to argument
no better evidence need be desired Of in
competency 10 answer, nor further word,
on his part be necessary 10 sink him int,
insigniticancy. Yale.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

SURVEYOR ENTHUSIASTICALLY Dubuque
Herald contains lengthy, intelligent sne
conclusive article relative to the course
pursued BY General Sargent since he as
sumed the duties Of the above Office. The
editor speaks from a knowledge Of the fact,
and shows conclusively that Gen. Sargen
has proven himself "an independent anc
faithful pubic ofieer.n We will publish
The article next week.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

DEpLoRABLE.--A personal renconire &C
cured a, Lynchburg, Va, recently be
tween Mr.. Jas. Saunders and Mr.. Terry
Of the Lynchburg Virginian. Several shot
were exchanged, two of which proved ia
tai, one upon the person of Mr. Saunders
who died the same evening, and the othe
upon the person of Mr.. Terry who die'
three days after. Mr.. Bigger, police o.
ticer, in an attempt to separate the comba,
ants, was shot in the arm and 10 the calf 0
the leg.
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

The richest of the Rothschlds is stated TO be
baron Anselm, said 10 be worth seven million.
sterling. The aggregate capital employed b,
the Rothschlds' in their seven European firms
computed at twenty-five millions sterIing.-Er.
change paper.
Enough to make ten thousand poor men
and their families, indepe ndent for life. -
Well said TUprER:-
HHe that hath more than enough is thief OF tht
rights Of his brother.''
The Davenport gazette., 1851-07-03

The Davenport Gazette, and also the Banaer,
have lately come out in a new dress, the former
enlarged We are glad to see that although spar
ring sometimes very sasageiy, they compliment
each other handsomely upon their improved APP
pearance This is right Never should wordy
war make us forget 'sthe small sweet courtesies
OF liie.n--R. 4. .adscrtiser.
Right, noighhor; there is no corner Of
our heart that can cherish hate We have
tried it. over and often. but somehow with
all 0. its impertcc,ions, there is so much o
goodness yelling up in the human hear
that we never could hate its possessor.-
We have learned TO see good in all things
and in nothing more than in the human
heart.
Learn, oh, children Of men, learn TO cs
TEEN one another more highly, 10 bear one
lanothes's burdens, for we all have enough
troubles to carry without heaping addition.
al ones upon each others shoulders
| tiearken to Salalhiel:-s.Man is belliger
ant BY nature, and the thought of war sum
mons up sensations and even faculties
within him, that in The common course o
life would have been no more discoverablt
than the bottom OF the sea-" Oh, wise
Csoiy. discerner of the mind of man. thou
sayeth truly. War is murder, hate is oI
the devil, forgiveness is flower which
God has planted, and we may find it bios
soming in the midst Of apparent barren
ness, like the Alpine rose in the depths Of
the glaciers.