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The New York herald., 1851-09-12

SPANru Aip.--Csptsin Patterson Of the sle,m.
brig Cincinnati, from Havana 2jth ul, reports
on the 18th uit saw the schr. Heroine, Ca plain
Iuss,y. from this port hence for Chagres, in toS
q The Spanish iIieate lssbella on 26th ut at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, was boarded by the Spanish ste amer
PDarfo, who reported that the schr. Heroine bad
been on the coast, 10 distress, and was taken into
sfsf. 3.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

ATTwrIEp NCRyER.-Wc learn from thc Spirit
4 he Vet, that Mrs Urssioll Oven, of Rock
CIttk township, batholomcw county, attempted
90 murj,r her husband q few nights since by pour
j. n ollcn lead IN one of bis ears while he slept.
Aif 9. aNoks before LIS wife had succeeded in
getting the lead IN be ear. when she arrested,
eAamiLt ., otd held 60 bail in the SUN OF three
hut dr,a dollars io ansBe y eosr; Nee Ai5rny
LWge-.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

Ter DrvorcE CASE ~ CovvEcr,cUr-jha
ceilo- :. Barber petitioned the superior Court Of
NV London county, Connecticut, az the Auguss
term for divorce from his wife, s5o ground th,i
he A GUILTY Of habitual intemperlnce, and tis ex
ce,sve Us- of m morphnc, which, under the Come I'll
cut statute a IsE, fuuish goof cause of divorce.
Judge Church asuicd the petition, Jr the reasons
that the praeiices conplained Of wee e1courage
w tho Ititioler binAcf and the r.s4lt Of his eve
lsglt Sue leg genre.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

qh.re we're too prizes. via foe spy gi,ss aud st
of cClors.he frt 10 the Gdt aad tse secoud 20 tb5
Suan
Ibe ctI Warren apd the Adel'de both made lani.
one Iawafes, thovgo their time va. not taken
The New York herald., 1851-09-12


write nov in the mid.t Il all kinis u dlsturbtaces
having converted my 9lice nto tue heaiquartcrs Of
military ctnEauy a which have been c1unissi lur1
frft lcuicuaft a corporal sergeant- AMI the captain
are argu rr about u tue mnuiHe n
the drill ana on Iny INN .datc right ho1d two pvs.es
81 refused g. permit 20 ~ used except ac, ,u
raiale have acted recruiting officer fur three days
and have s!Ircst niled up he company with recruits
smonv WHOM an tolsTsby popular a. reiaed adn's-
sion q xtcn different neu wng couii produce 40 cer-
.ifcate a .'.izcnstip aud good charscier visa yOu
could see in uniform. with sword sash knife and
pistols On. sssute you look terribly savage with the
ss Of o most ferociouf looking mousliChs After all
this need not iiouu you thal am hourly expecting
O. receive oler embark with drtschms ~ for the
island cf Cuba where viii assist the ri0t aud drive
The rFtriads out of the plsce " ee get kuie1 oar
selves kuo~ it g. very probable that YOU will dsap
prove II tbe ,mpl but good ea1ugh republican
10 fsc ccryiuceG tat uLea pie Z. TaaBizsd
feet ght O. eyout1niEe the government aud app int
tflc who vii iepfeent iiis popular vii ego "a not
the point with you bot simply rsy an wiling TO
devote ny blood sud ie if necessary ia aiding ts cal
iart patriots in their gi9filus "a 'rls.
Tie knit rican aIsernnl.n M will make eIsc'ali
sxertuas o. Prevent reaching the of action
and Otu,Ial LoJtz with his 7'td Ia actively pushing
matters ahead in this city without le or bilipace
and ne comphmsntcd nie va1y hgoly my exerti0as
eih my Pen and fn other way. % all ths
embarked n sud. before eft received an i'm pied
rfosise that II ptefye a. De- The Gensrsls s.ah
ssetarrs .houd te Effected A. the pay the term are
vttd er rgh. II win and u w. lose L wont uatter
What they are Nircty dollars per month and bounty
Of $1,000 % b. paid at The cad ~ the war T. what
shall pssiyo. 81 ever Tai1-u fact which deem
ssmrrhat probe lsms;ical; tut % long az the island is
made froc and the soldiers decently I'D and clothed
Istau h. satisgrd an win readily resign my conn.s-
sn ana return TO civil life agiin whcn, tins Is
cigded.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

SiNer1Ak PosT OFricE CAsE-A suit has last
been detefninedin in New ORLEANS which vas eroIgh he
for ore ccrt, he charge In addition 10 the usual
rate. which The Tostmastcr Of that city makes Tor
way letters. The letter 10 question, on whica
one cent way postage was charged, hal been pre-
paid twas brought Ito the city On the IA all steamer
Dr. Batey, and was put ia toe post office with ths
other letters from that boat. | was of course. not
mailed at the place whe it was written. Plaintiff
conte ded that, under the law OF ISL defendants
had nc right to charge the way postage on a pre-.
paid letter The Cyur, decided that as the act OF
lsJI, cited By plaintiff Gays nothing In relation TO
way letters, tus speaks only In relation TO drop
stters and Letters prepaid and other matters ire.
leSant TO the point In controversy the act of ISj
Goes not repeal the cton OF the act Of 1875 pro-
yidng for tho charge Of one cent on way letters.
Judgment FOR d,tendant '-Phtaielpim Lefgo.
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
The Invasion or Cabs.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE LoSD0S TINES.
Sip slbjoin sn extrau from letter resolved
this day from New Orieans which will show that
the Proceedings Cs the Cuban inv tders are not con
Gnee entirely TO words. Tue writer l. Young
Euglishmar. who emgra'ad few years ago TO the
| Jnlted states where ne has met with many vicissl
tudes am, sir, your ooediert servant,
August Do DELTA
The New York herald., 1851-09-12

PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE The annual CON-
mencement Of the Pennsylvania College, located az
Gettysburg, Ia, will take place on the 18th inst.
The Alumni Association will be addressed By J.
b. Bacon Of Brooklyn; the Linnun Associ alton BIZ
Professor w. L. Atlce, Of Philadelphia: and the two
literary soeities BY Rev. George b. Cheever, Of
New York
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
VINO - NATHANirI. 10 onrEE, or IOWA :

We have hoard 81 q be- gou-leu AZ at a distance,
bui tlc most dilgcat iil .Uv IA the state which
has the reputed honor II his citizenship has not
enabled ustu track n'r ~ Nc. Gfe5r has he1ctne
Tersorgge If ratious' pouauce. an dssersss'.a
local sbitstion.' now ,hat be has Won E" name 4"
We ffst hcatd of BIN as avin- been appointed 10
Oh tie yacarcy ia the NatiJual Democratic Com
Whole brondsde Il that paper filed with letters
from Cas-. Houston, Dickinson, Van Barren, Rtcbie.
sud ohers. in reply o. CONN ca.ioas from
this Nathaniel and oGe Donsld.on, Of Texas upon
the suhjc a the candidate TO Ue chosen and the
rlsitofm 70 be adopted by the democratic party for
the neat ITCsGen.ial canvass
The New York herald., 1851-09-12
The Execution OF Lopez.

[From the Newburyport Herald

From the NeTouryport Herald
In addition to the accounts which we give below,
brought by tae Empire City, We have the following
letter from one Of oar own citizens, we'll known
merebanS, who was present At the execution o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
INTERESTING MONUMENT.

Passing by 81. Packs (says the New Orleans Croscen)
our attention attracted white eestone monument
on which carved many military enblens> On suppins
to examine carefully We learned was Intended 10 LS
placed the grave OF those who fell at the Alamo Inc
rock aken from the walls OF the Alamo 1T was chssel
led on the spot by English and German artist VINO had
fought in the battles Texas and who, alter the Siriuhl
neacs which followed tho battle Of San Jacno spent sever
months In this pieus labor II ~as PURCHASED by he h"
pubc but The artists claimed the privilege Of exhibngil
in the United States 1t brought here, but did not
prove attractive The artists had money and II was nc,
tualy sold for the charges OF exhibition. For aeVe'a
years has been lying among tho rubbish oil marble yara
or course It Ii valuable only local monument and Wc
trust the citizens of San Antonio will pay fair price loI H.
and return il TO Its proper locality.
The monument ls of white rees!ons, composed "i Pc
desal on which obellsk TN two "i1on ol INC p"
esa are escutcheons containing tho names ot the aoae
while those of Bowie Bonha, Crockett ana ira'H 're IN
acrihed on the upper lines :, ,
The fares of tho obesk have these inscriptions IN alto
relieve arranged in the usual urn-like FORM
Upon tho Eas. side of the obesk s inscribed IN raised
charncters ..,
1o the God of the Fearless and Free 10 dedicated th's
Altar nude from the ruins Of the Alamo"
Upon the South side Is the following inscription:
"rhermopyls had her Messenger Of Defeat, but the Ala
mo had none"
Upun the West side Is the following
"Be they enrolled with Leondas in tie Hosts ol The
Mighty Dead"
Cpnn the North side is the following:
"Bood OF Heroes hath stained me- let The Stones ol Tie
Alamo speak, that their Immolaon be not forgotten
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
THE VOICE or THE OLD DOMINION.

The Democratic members Of the Virginia Legislature and
Constitutional Convention held meeting the l7lh n.
und adopted resolutions embodyng their views Of the cond
iDn of the country and the duty of tho Democracy Of the
Union In the present crisis These resolutions proclaim
tments worthy tho Democracy of that ancient Common
weath-scntimcnts which vi" be responded 10 by the De-
mocracy of the whole Union They will plant themselves
vita Virginia, that PLATFORM which recognizes "The
Rights of the States and the Union OF the Sateswhici
acknowledges (ealy uke The Constitution OF The United
States and the reserved sovareignes of The
harmonzes the duties Of the General Government with the
rights of the States and raises conflict Of jurisdiction be
hcnlwhch discouncnances continued agitation on
past issues and designed hen present and prevent future
dissensions-which declares against State notification Oh
the one hand and federal consolidation the olherwhich
aims composing and harmonzng all the elements OF dis
cord North and South threatening 10 disturb our national
peace the ss,erood of States and tho family friendship
Of our people throughout the Rcpubcwhc proclains lis
equal dread Of dlsunon and deestaon OF central despo
ISM and the determination Of the Democracy to avoid both
Scyla and Charybdis without calling to their aid either
Nashville conventions the hand nor Union pnry!s
on the other.
Such IL substantially the platform upon which the Demo-
cracy Of Virginia calls upon the Democracyo her sister
States unite with her in the crisis OF affairs and
If know nythng Of tho spirit which animates The De-
nocracy of the country safely say that they wi" re-
spond to this call for unon with spirit and alacry me
union of the Democracy for the popcuty alike the Union
Of tho States and tho Rights Of the States.
1Dt.roa Ere; Press
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TALLf-SlO.


y 3!':c rae horse will s.ad The ensuing season al my
- i,yasd Couf.s the commencing the fret o
Z! t.!a. ;s GgS Uf Au.u, He will serve naros al go
-. o. payment ~ $50 within The S35 10 insure
~ .g. ps-;lGS will. her forfeit the Insurance 81 TO The
Eaea vii D. fvI Ehays day. and The greatest
-'.l y cl, W; responsibility will be incurred t,r acci
&.9AiaNCUS S-The slcsid performances OF Tally Iio are
500" throughout III. coualfy scarcely 10 nred recital -
IL a'c: Nhlcn be :rer colt. he i've end only lost
~ sse Of being Of orcf Ills great four mile
-, ta'ol Cur,. In lis, III which ho .'roved victorious
s' ~ i"s New fork Spirit ut tho Tmca, and proven by
" m:ss 40 b.. 2esL ever run In America Iii:
81 ,c Trade an! Bosiona, TWO vi the bes nags theI
y i95r in H aud the time OF the two nrs
4'!i D.; second than miie by Boston or Fash
..ao.. Course Free Trade the nrst heat IN 73JS
a IN i3k; E,s:suI the 81 in .52, and Tallyiio tn
shea. rn al tic ::nc tIt the fashao Of Feypi- chaiieug
Turi attracting tie attention Of the sporting world
u. Bell. Life in London Che hithes! racing al
:i-. thai Ia the challenge should be accepteu
49, Il! Ne procured for the cpnest-and confidently pr.
' Soc4 prove :cio.!os over the beet horses III Inc IA
:i'b 4F?EARA%CE -TallyIIo is fee, ~ inches high
s cacaGa cIior In form and make tie exhibits grca
.:tD:ci.v 1,h 70 and speed IN the lanEuaS
u: Times. iii. propclIiEg powers are projigou'
''At rs appear which Induces even casual ub
i :l:T: '67t Es c'E al! dsv."
|'"., Ia Y iIu 20; by Boston out Of Tom Tong
ty Sir tlary, Il. ~ Spesd Ensle gg d. by kln
AZ. - Il:ays Ranger; genuine Arablan, ggsg. b.
nscir, rgt.E by the imported horse vampire
tstrr 'xiCur KiuY Fisher
-E v:sYea iha,no h3rae Ia the country can boast OF
s:SEs JAMES TALLEY.
s. ...f
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FUGITIVE SLAVES ARRESTED.


Bos7oS, ApRIL IA fugitive slave, named Symm., from
Savannah ,rrescd here last night There was consd
erable excitement the occasion Officer Baeman who
rested him. stabbed severely in the groin BY the negro
He committed TO prison 10 await an investigation The
Of the slave Is James Porter Of Chatham county GA
SECOND DISPATCH
BosTos, APRIL 3, II P. MThe warrant for tho arrest OF
the fugitive Alfred Symms granted oil o'clock to-day
by George T. Curtis, Esq. Policeman Asa A. Batemans
wound 10 the groin 10 the depth of three inches but is
dangerous. Alter his the fugitive placed In
rage Mansion House. and driven rapid tho
court-h house where he committed for the night in the
lookup under the COURTHOUSE Tho fact is not generally
known this evening hence very little excitement prevailed
He resisted again the door, but overcome The
Of the slave ia here and has fully recognized his
pery.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BosToS APRIL 4Symms the negro fugitive arrested yds
lerday, is claimed BY James Porter of Chatham county.
Georgia The claimants testimony heard this morning
in court and the adjourned till morning
meeting had been called BY abolition incendaries I"
denounce Symms' arrested last night for
ringing King Chapel be with view, it is supposed, Of col
In the sum Of $500 10 answer the charge.
FOURTH pIspATcH.
BosTos, APRIL 4, p. M.-Apprehensons entertained
of serious riot tonight Large crowds Of negroes
sembed III the neghborhood Of the State House. debating
upon the best plan of iherang the fugitive Symms Strong
bodies Of police guard the avenues leading 10 the Stats
House, and the authorities ernce every determination 10 up
hold the supremacy OF the law
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70 r.;Dt,Ih,: Dh: j. ). RnsE,s
. .n.TiL NErIr:s.t.s pDrpxpCn n

S.; !. a, MEhlciIES PREPARED By HIM
!EsI s;.l.,iro.s., az =. ~, : His LABORATORY.
% '4!a. Il, VI h!h repu,e and bu relied upon
: t.s - ~ "icn :hcy recommended, as they
HG ey Of ri MsIic4 practice Tor tho lac, thirty
Is as,aIu. S VI oUsh Syrup for Consumpoa, Colds.
es Pic. (, - " ooe!, Brochito, and all Disoaseu Of
49," A..e:a:.r.--
.is L.r,Tt aeC'i rurfsr, for the cure OF Scrofua,
.s,5 o, nhcuIatisr Chronic Diseases, und
''<s A:.rlvr ct"'afs aiac Of the Blood Price 81.
a al 4a'e P!iS, for Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
ass 20 al riercural ,re pa raons Price IS cts
h YE Pieces ccnls 'o''u N''!'t-a sac a.u '0''
a.a,,"..' H'sam This mixture is one Of tho most
st:3fa! oa PC koa; in all families. II is GER.
L.. = nH9aad-. .u-e cnrs ~. t % es: esn.s.
re cce. '.''-Tem'TinG painn Of all kinds from the
D. ;, "e.snss', general debility, &C., &c Price
ea,lc;, ne nc ot males or females, and substitute Tor
a:,,,. ''lnfeund-:housands have h.en cursd bv I,
N. rrs y 80 di nhet hair preparations and highly rs
~.!,v oi n. pt Ut fhy.lc Price su cents and 81.
- w,.Iy medicines, mentioned above. has beon
s:-au. anu proven, and their specific effect in
, "a :b-.c. 10 which they appropriated has
o! remedies ior the Afflicted above ali other
k>Ssa ~, eng n: same nns,e
,-- ~ ~ Q! ihs University Of Pennsylvana. and an
~ !. r.iiade!pAia Melica. Society. His diploma
n Is been i W ihc following eminent physicians, and
tt9.n Io se1oent consultation with since Doctors
a.?r Gihson, James and Hare the great Chemist
aaH!e family medicines, with circulars and full
slYSOR tns following Druggists: PURCELL, LADD
Di;v,, WOOD: ADlE { GRAY, BENNETT d
A''' " A. STRECKER, and J. BLAIR, Broad
jan 2-c2awly
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Cl!toETINES.

i-l---- tl
- ~ HfAkGI 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
'sssi't ~ ~ H:Y nom EUROPE their usua
:. -" t .ts s:.t taJie,!,sss. patterns entirely new
~ =. ."t i { i; t!ci ss:absaHrn We do not deem j
''' "a. p.!1> many Varieties OF Carpe.lne
I'd NE v ~" sci better arc!u At less price than an!
r.,c''ts-' 's' A.. S3.oa. CaTre'a English Tapestry and
an. 49,, a.-!Sh lh'cepy, lie wy, Carpets; English
ala '''.:, Cac?r.s; English Damask and twllle'
~. IL. F''' "a ercat variety Checked and White
"a. iAata Rus. F.nch ami Italian Shades; Worst
'"',. -, A..s @agish Drusge:s, from 10 ydrd'
so9. le Hes' Ca.isi aad American munuiacto
~. q, I,y' ~ - 80; w.; We W .x,;. as4yy
~ ,l al Woe Car;s:. at 50 cents per yard
|" Atoi WHICH , sy o; .co,s found in regular Carpet
i'--t1a' S''~0! , ;1s lin.t reasonahIs terms
f~ PETERSON Il HUMPHREY.
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TOT Wk III
"MEDICAL SCHOOLSn

"MEDICAL SCHOOLS"
II Is tis remarkable TINT the people of the South, enter
alnn2 seemingly feelings Of suspicion and dire msrust to-
wards their brethren of the Norh should continue in the
support and countcnance of Northern schools and colleges
Virginia contains institutions authorized confer the
degree of Doctor OF Medicne able schools The one in
Richmond branch of "Hampden Sidney" Ia uneqralled in
The United States for The talent and learning Of s proessnrR
tics for thorough requirement of medical education than
dues the Richmond Medical School Yet look nj the
o Northern Institutions and eco the hundreds Of South
ern students enrolled therein. Shame, shame Are
Of the South playing children say and threaten
one minute and the next acting directly contrary7 As
student from distant State, invoke the patronage of
Southern students TO This Institution, knowing they
will meet with rich reward TENNESSEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
NUMBER 9S.

said road shall b. fully constructed and completed within
te period of years from the issne Of said
and provided further that tie whole line of Railroad 20 re
CONSTRUCTED under It's charter by the said company wEen nnt
fast completed by IT, shall be und remain public high
way Tor The OF the Government OF the United Stes tor
ib carriage OF the mail under the direction Of the Post o.
nee Department such OF charge III. Congress ot
lhe United States direct and for the transportation Of an
property troops OF the Cni,ed minimum
OF charge spechad E their charter and ha until at such
rates OF charge for mall service and transportation ts
whole line, (of which regular shall be kept bg the
said Company and annually tho Treasury Department
OF the United States for the inspection and approval OF tho
Secretary OF tho Treasury the United States shall have
cured In credits equal the full value Of lands To-.
which aforesaid shall have been delivered
said company the minimum price Of one dollar and
tyve per acre. toll other compensation whatev
shall be paid by the United States said company for
mail service and transportation OF property troops done
for the United States the whole line Of said road And
provided further that the reception OF said warrants the
said company shu and deliver TO the Secretary OF
Treasury payable him and his in Office bond
under their corporate aea in the penalty OF million ~!
dollars conditioned diligently perform and faithfully 10
comply with oil tho provisions of this act their part to
be done observed; and likewise from time time their
road may be constructed the requson OF the Secretary
0 the Treasury his successors to execute and deliver legal
and sufficient liens mortgages their road in whole OF
part may be determined BY said Secretary or HI.
successors and enforce tho faithful performance
and their of the provisions of this Act
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

The alessrs Brown of Washington are now engaged In
pulling down the old "lnd;nn Queen Hoc on Pennsylva
nj; Avenue; n,! dc,gn erecting splendid Hotel planned
BY taran Of Philadelphia 1t is lubc lis feet 'front.' faced
with white marbc-hcgh II fscl-six stories, including
the acwth rGrtico 52 feet in length, also 0. white
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08
VERY LATE AND INTERESTING FROM SANTA
4

s.. Iorls AsaI 3-Sunta Fe dates TO the l9lh February
are received BY the arrival OF Major Cunningham army
paymaste The news is unmpor;ant Tue ccnsis returns
Of New Mexico show population OF 81, ,5I. Indian out
RACES are continually occurring and much danger IL aprs
cnded in the spring The Apache and Utah roes hre saa
have leapcd for the purpose of inercepng Santa f
traders party OF Americans going from Browne train
to Fort - were attacked By some Pawnee Indians
The Americans having been reinforced enlsed The inaas
with considerable loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTlON.-The Prov ldsnc.
Journal comedies The election Of Allen the can
idate for Governor byat least 5oo and probably Inc %
bv small MAJORITY The House is In doubt hing, wing
t cnnarcaa IN he Eastern district has only 70 majority
His seat will be contested. In The western ds'f'c' lhts
ION Dem has over 1000 majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

has prevented oui giving notice "ado afdy
tco lis wartiy and highly promising auhGf in coh'en1-
Ing i!e clear c"a strong facts AL fccihe style which o
has brought I" bear the important subject OF popuar
education IN Virginia. We graici to know hat me
Intelligent vong OF tie State dolly becoming nor"
ans more Interested in this subject and We sincerely hora
that the noble eyaE pie OF NJ. Conway will ncc and en-
courage others 10 inform themselves particularly upon mo
operations and the benefits o Frsc Schools md give The re-
suits .: Incir Investigations and reflections the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

W. vors ot Carroll on Tuesday last when Col. McMulen
addressed the peone of ,a, county rendering account Of
his stewardship In the 3s last Congress He had nu'
neono were fuy satisfied and we'll pleased with their
yant and Congressional Representative.
'@" ''' [UytheriVe Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

On motion Of Mr.. Banks II waa
Resolved, That after this day, the afternoon sessions OF
the Convention shall commence at O'clock instead Of half
pas: o'clock.
On motion nf Mr. Lc'cher, agr"i that the Con
venon would meet in tho Capitol IN "Wednesday next In
stead OF Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Carle ii
Resolved That when the Convention ADJOURN. IL would
adjourn until Monday Al 10 O'Clock
On mnon Of Mr. Garlic The Convention resolved Itself
into Committee OF the Whole The pending question
Mr. Camden 1ak the Chair. Mr. Ferguson being entitled
20 the floor concluded his speech in favor Of the White Ba
sis After .Ir F. hed cunclndrd Mr. Dale Carter took The
floor In behalf Of Inc White BASIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

These facts deserve 10 be remembered We have it here
no,orousy obvious tha, the odum Of this foreign traffic
docs attach the South but TO somo Of The aVacious
men of the Freesoil Abolition" North. Massachusetts,
too is in the advance and up bill of crime agans!
her of nineteen Of the iortyvc vessels divided among
shonld be less than seren New York, with less "con
science" muplies seven into tweveand her sins are
rca even at that but compared with Massachusetts, so
meek and So phianthopc her offence will reach Ell
unit These figures ought 20 be overlooked for they de-
serve 10 be treasured among the archives OF New England
the same nook with the summary proceedings OF the ADO
onsts against tho claimants of the Crafts They afford
ample material for future hstory.-[N Y. Express
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

The Reform Convention will re.assembe on Wednesday IN
tho Hall he House Of Delegates which has asen put sum
mer attire with mating and has been, we'll as the whole
Capitol supplied with gas iulnInators