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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
~ Advertising by w. II. McDoSALD,

so a,c.dwsy who fully auth 1rised By the Propne,os
If he very ewspsperr pub sh q Ia al sections o.
% Upion contract for aove ntng To their papers fes
~ Toe pagers received csiy ard can be examiner 81
sbove az al Information given Removal AdVerrsenens
will ososich No bills presenieo Il bl.iness Ses
bsap ssusfscfory suence1 10 kcOoNALOs AdVeusng
,brve myS s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

u BARGAINS IN Straw GOODS, as
cheap n cheaper than any wholesale or rea store IN
Nev-York A handsome assortment OF Ladies, Mis9ea
arc Boys Hais OF almost every End, a.
YOUNGs. a6 Bowerv,
hlq 2wMWASs hetHeen Grand and Heher sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, RHEU-
MAIISM ANs DRoPsY Persons who troubled WIKI any
OF The shove diseases be persnenty cured
psiug HALL'S PALiNCENEsIA Il restores the appetite,
suenghsrs The ssIem, ard gives tone and vigO me
tOl- en a and physcs constitution The Increasing
demand for sufficient guaranty Of It's being appreciated
bv tae pablo WM SMITH Hall, sole proprietor 1872 Sow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

Coon Doors AT Low PRICEs.-WAT-
RIM ia Fullon.st IL Offering splendid assortment Of
Boots and Caters OF his manufacture 81 prices that
will ,uit the economical He keeps none but really
good articles such will induce purchasers 10 call sgan
my3 3iST&Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
REMOVABLE. II. McELRoY, Merchant

INEMVF 'FIlINVE1 tAV'NNNIIN
Tailor late Of 4Sl having Removed to his rev Store 6l5
Broadway would call tho attention OF HE numerous tdencs
and public generally his splendid Stock ofseatonabe
Goods comprising among other sruces arse anu NaIoS
a,sortaen OF Cloths Cassmeres and Nesngs OF French
EpKlth and American manufacture, OF ths Nawesl shi
uperb styles Also an exentlve suo WEI tToc1su
OF silks Metino GostRmer, and Wooden y ndefshtS ana
Drawers Gloves HandEerchets, sIoctt. sus Peu1o ;,
Hcsierv Nc kc 4 n ME- fse's conftent fom his long
CO and butuess cton with the nsi housss In
New.York that he 10 fully competent - compete VIM any
call f,om the faahiOnahe IL specttllly solicited
nS0 m r. IA McELROY, 6s5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

BROADWAY Insurance COMPANY
oaes As Broad gay. corner Of CAnA+t-csPtL SAOeo0
Ths Company cOnunles - insure sgzSl loss
by Fire Dwelling house, and Furniture, Warehouses
Stores and MerchsnoiSe on the mOss favorable terms
Orders by pos 10 person VII receive prompt senuen
DIRECTORS.
schuremsn HslsledBeE ANN +. Camp Reuben W Howes
John HaTper Char 60 ssrdford, John b. Dickinson,
Willam n Brady Chester Dnges John z. Fisher,
VIM elismofe Samuel b AhhaQse, Aaron Arnold,
Wilseo a Hunt John & Coflies ChGss P RrOwr
John FAlconeS Bernard Suvth William rTuslow,
Leonard Kirby, JohnW MefsereSu Crosel daddee,
GeoreeT Cobh Helmus A. Nells john Mclean,
freDcsN EdmOndsAalhew Sird, Stephen '. Al17o,
Lewis Doty, Hiram N Forres'ef J sIres Foster
sCaUREAAN HALSrED, President.
JOIN WEAY, Secretary
WV. LEE, Surveyor. NV lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

MAY FEsTIYAL.--A beautiful ll.tle
Ope,s BIZ the Rev A THOMAS called "fhe AtHs Of
Nature ia 10 he performed a. the TABERNAcLE on the l4h,
bV SO children II certainly OF the most chsste AMI
beautiful exhibitions that has been before the public and
will doubtless crowd the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
W For fhnse who are prepared f0r

cUfon ers hom adjoining c0Brues and sl7t-s oro1gn'
tr,r Nv sesmboss railroads kc row IL the tine 10 IL
vie en- # eau 10 done conveniently and saf-y n'o1gh
ire Agercy = ' PALMER. ~bo IL en- ~-f-d % tse
rneiorS Of he rnost widely circulated pspers OF the
fe egfon " sence custom 10 desired % receive a1i r.
ceiut for sdversemens ard suoscouons BESIDE cnpce
sn obtsip valuable practical Information n ;he Agency,
sSout A iudicfous system OF advertising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

MEN's AND BOYS Spring CLOTHING.-
We hand the largest and best stock OF MEMS ana
Bows Clothing to be found city suitable for South
ern Eastern ard Western markets also for city trade al
extremely low prices N h. Large stock Of Linen Coas
m,9 6ls BOUGHTON KNAPP, 50 Msi1en-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

H 1t isa fact, if you wish bargains in
English Three Ply ard Patent Tapestry lngrNa Carpets
Fcor on Cloihs Rues Table Covers, Wintow shades,
&c lust V,N tue ce ehrs,cd ehespest Csroet EsAbta
ment IN Ubited states No 81 so~ery HiSAM ANpER
SONS HnndTeds secure hargAirs daIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

IMPORTED NAkftIS. - Z IEhsUN y
HUMPHREY S7s Broadway Widest bsve just 70
reiyed per packet ship COrra Linu aooilora supply
OF rich and elegant Carpetug, new designs aud extra
quality AsO an tuvoice ~ Hendersons celebrated Br0s
ses Carpets which Gre offered the lowest p0sols cssh
pIces and full 10 per cent les than soy Other store selling
s,r,u.t goods as ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
ry The ladies who admire beautiful

dry goods and te cheap should not fail In visiting
te store OF JAMES H. TAYLOR Co. Of25 Green Wch a.,
near Barclay Here only the mOit superb and late
styles IN the be had but also every descr puo1
Of staple family dry goods-uFi the thing for the hr OF
NAV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

ARRIVAL OF JENNY LIND.-lt VIII DC
-. =, ood.e,d to hundreds OF our readers 70 tnov
sbers thew can procure the shortest notice and WIN toe
nbsouts cerspy securing perfect and elegant MAI OF
fe nes Tnsttfs Unsurpassed 10 STYLE ard hnsh, WIZ
Ius er that oahnes atari for three collars onys bet
ter the pubic have hereioiore psa iJor
To,-sno no mi,tsfe We would say Tbs Broad ~sy Hat
store S74 Broad u the place TO get those cheap and
snnarh Hsfa Do not forget lhe number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
W L.ce and Muslin Window Draper

~ Lace and Muslin Window Draper
les both smboured ard os work by the set and by the
vard NAV be obtain cd at HITCHCOCK LEADBEATERs S47
BrosdwEy corner LeODsrdst where may also De found
large stock OF every other hind OF housewife and fancy
DIV Goods rs karsees Quilts, WOODEN Blankets Linen
and Muslin she and Sbrtngs Table Danssks Dia-
perS Tow engs, Napkins, &c &c. All kinds OF Ladies'
Dress Ooocs Silks, De LANES and Lawns, sc &c, will
slwsvs he found there, and OF the newest styles
They have Just received another lot OF those desirable
Pine Ample Dress Goods which hsve been 90 uniformly
admired by Ladies' who have them combining az
hey DO The Rhness OF The finest SIX as well a. beauty
and the strength and durability OF Linen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
EF lisa positive fact. and az fully de

tS- 1t is a positive fact, aud as fully de-
monsrshs ths tTs,sniton o. Instantaneous news by
teeersph that ell difeeses originate nun The Nervous
Sytru Lsugh or no laugh, time viii prove nat WATTS
Nervous Apudoe 10 the whole Maefia Medica it NAV
be folly ssserTit but il would be vauOus 10 sep II IN
afsertgc. lvs NsGiAu e.. ! bottle
HUTCHINGs' VEGETABLE DISPERSAL
BTTERS In all the history Of patent medcises there 10
lhsi acquired quickly well deserved popular
iy. any that viii relEu Il longer, than HUTcHlNCs
Dyspepsa Beu ff .rcicus IN ihs Of he pR-iru-
lar complaints for hich 10 manufactured II hss afforded
relief % Thousands who imagined themselves incnrahe.
DyspspucA Uy this npOun = for know you viii de-
rive benefits from For sale Wholesss retail.
by The proprietor ~ Fal on-st, near HsSsu-s Price 81
Genie per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

u $lO0,000 Worth CaTpetings, on
Cloths. NC al the Wholesale wareroOns nj WILLIAM
HcGRoRTY, lSe william 81. So lOr from tut'n-st, arc
nov thrown open The large stock ot Carp 'anS, on
Cloths Sc viii be related cheap for cash Those 40 want
woad do well To call early aud eXamGo the Narrc.uAs
Al lmMonW od&Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

Y- The great salo OF $4,000 yards Ia
grain carpsuug So H. S. &c per yard, snd SEGA yards
Floor on Clolhs S. A. 's per NSrd, AZ Hiram ANDtk'
sons 90 BowCTy attracts universal attention Ihose kng
hsh thepy Carpets is Cd Is &c. % per yard, are a'
tohiehingV Chear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

TIE Box AND THE Flask
Who wo0ld not ssk.
Buy box AID hssk
OF Powder and Pills for 4 dousr.
When roSch bedbug Scd raj,
la deaths spasms fall dSt
Tbs moment the med ctne hey swallow
pepct for LYoNs Magnetic Powders tcr the destruction
Of Insects (witeoaI P0isop) snd LYONS Magnetic Pls
Eor destroying Rau ana Nice, "a Roadway.
my3eD<W
U FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
end Pubnshers Clinton HG Isl NA1sAnsI ness 4s Para
~ DR.. PHINNEY's VEsETAsLE FAM
PLLs do grippe seken leave the bowels cosrve,
bat "a free ard nsrirE For sale wholesale and 10
tAn. ~ A B. .. SANDS, leo gVliOn-sl New Yorf.
Grlce 8 eous atemWk6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

BARNUM's.-Go this evening and see Tor
the Is,t tine the comedy Of The sertons Family nae
programme q presented Tor this sernooDs perform ince
Ifssrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

To LADY EQUEsTRIANs.-GEN wOulo
respec liy sppriss the ladies' Of NewYork and visitors
from other cities that no now has ready gh. ana eo
Iri.u exercise 10 warm weather 0ENIN feels cOnn1en
thar the sdies m ibis novelty az spopos snd
chsrmpgly tasteful invention I ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
" Mechanics and WO

T Mechanics and WOTkiDgmen are
,pb,crhipg N large runbe1s for lots IN the village OF
H.rmsupvile on the Long Island Railroad Ths village
bsirg a. OF the rosd large depot 10 nov gony
ID 10 vicinity for the OF the railroad. which will
eesv the value Of the properly 40 advertise
inert describing the properly, VIII be found IN our col
IBIS morning Perfons wishing lon ought ID secure
them a. once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

w Get q bat that will become you. In
order TO do this you must go Messrs WALKER Fac
MERTs store, opened this day al 40 Grand 81 Tney
thar are fashionable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

ENGLIsHMENl SCOTCHMEN lRIsHMEN
You will inc ibe largest collection o. Eogl'n scpIen
and Lin Nswspspe,s ana Magazines IN New YorS a. he
ron fortsble ouiet Reading Room, lo5 Bower Loodon
Times fled Open every day. Admision u eeaIs' OF
aaar.erly subseIiPton. No bar. No snoklng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

DON 4 DELAf.-Doh puJ On tuu per
hrmance OF positive duty but accomplish q without de-
law CHs aside Sour ud cspeIf you wish 10 pufcAa'e
ones-sud sopp ther peces by selecting our choice
from the Immense stock % PETERSON hUMrHRtYs,
corner Of Broadway aud Waite al Messts 7 4 n have
hand every Conceivable s,yo Of carpets al every msS
tDAble mice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
~ Stair Carpets are now sold at un-

precss epted low prices a,s9 Bowery HIRAM ANDERsoNs
V.neusplSsir Carpets, @, S. 4s per yard Thrsep'y
Tgfed sisir Ca'peiing d. So Tapestry sair, 90 per
ysrd Bu.es Stair. 30 per yard. Twenty per cent less
han can be fosnd in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE What are we
coming 10 . Ksox 10 selling his beautiful Hats at only ~
kich Is rival, pade who endeavor 10 procure tWeoy
ey e. at more inferior article denouoce a. horoe
outrsge and ask 10 all simplicity. What are We coming
aof' We tell them that they pers. 10 s .ns
Ill ,heir cu,iouers will b, going 10 KKoXs, iZs fuonsL
a dollar saved 10 Is good as two gained. PTopel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
Sy telegraph to The Ssw.Hcrs Yribus,

S'-sA<-- ass-sn< TsiarssA0s~s, rs.4s,
u For additional Telegraphic n,
patches, see Sixth Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

MopEL HATS If you want hat pos
sesspg every ratification Of beauty ghne's 'tye and
dursbitv call ard examiue the different styles, before
purchasing elsewhere, at w. p DAVID tsuccesSor 10
Auidon) SOL Broadway. lear tie corner Of Duane g.,
where ell tattes can he suited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

APRIL SHOWERS AND HATs.-u mas
Aeen remarked daring The recent rainy wesher that the
hats purchased al mEhLos 4s Broad way corner Of Ca
raj a,e less damsgsd by rain thsu other hs pro-
rnred from other dealers and other places Mr. mEA-
RAJ. are 90 good a. he best 90 bis caps unofei-
Iss etc 90 and see for yourself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

Floor On. Chorus AT RETAIL.-
5000 yards seasoned, SIS per yard
Tapestry CARPETS al ~ per yard.
Three ply at Is ard 80 per yard.
Super lrgrain at Is aud IS perysrd
a2SIA.1 RALEY \ BROTHCRs, f5i Pcarlft
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
NIr. vensbIe,s speech.

In the last Recorder we very briefly noticed
Mr.. venal'lc's Speech at this place, intimains
that il was our purpose to naiice il more fully iAs
week. We do not propose 10 undertake she'ch
Of biz remarks, but simply TO present few Of 'he
positions which he assumed on the important
questions INV before the county, with such
comments as VIC may think the occasion de-
mands
III. yenatlc had been been speaking some
lime when we entered tho courthouse. When"c
reached there he was speaking Of the compf''
mise acis Of the last Congress, and enlea'oHns
to defend his positions, having voted against n'0s
Of them. His defence, however, seemed 10 NC
based on an effort 10 excite dsaiicctinn towards e
whole system Of measures which the wisdom o.
Congress had so long labored 10 perfect. NC
were not present in time 10 hear his ohjecilois"
the bill for the admission Of California as 2 saw
or the bill foi providing for the government u
New Mexico and indemifying the claims Of lex
Us. These mcasurs having been carried in'o'N
ecniion, could not bc repealed; but they "'''
made TO serve as subjects for agitation, and asF
tation seemed to be his object. And tins ae''''
tion is not 10 I've confined to his canvass oe0'0
the people; il is to be renewed in The ha'' v
Congress, if he is again to go there. 40
said incur last, he distinctly avowed his o''
minaiion TO vote, whenever he had an opPo''u"'
ty. for a repeal Of the law abolishins 'hc S''e
trade in the District Of Columbia. This VIII ",
a door for the Aboliionisis 20 move fcpe''
the Fugitive Slave Law; and thus the ''i''"'
will I've continued, TO the interruption oitlie w''O
some legislation Of Congress and the dislufO'',
of the peace Of The country. We are clear III !,
opinion that the people of the South s',Vs
abide by the compromise in all its paris a'''
sist upon the North pursuing the same e0u'. :
The people of the country desire some reP'e.
ter 50 long an excitement upon the these sf'"
al subjects; hut never will they obtain i UNI
two extremes Of fanaticism have been s'''"
in Congress. 80,
Mr.. vcmhlc declared himself in favor :"
right OF secession, and proceeded 20 a't''''
sai,l lfhe was wrong in the opinion, he W"
coppiny with Madison; and ihcrcuP"n 't''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

Convention, al lgaH hTss,f SurlhJ lFtFt
aU0ustly opposed 10 sPa0ais action, and
one Of Iheir RRmber representing Tie
majority demanded the YEAS and nays,
but, at the earnest entreaty al those
who wanted 10 make one-stded aialr
Of il. the motion Vas withdrawn. and
il is now published TO the world that
there were but FIRE opposed TO separate
State action. There may have been
but Eve NAYS, but il Is known that pack
ed as the body was, there were az
least . dozen time that many ready
70 vote in the negative. IL i beau
tiful 20 sweep ON in this way, and
BY such exhibition Of strategy carry
the State headiong out Of the Union !;
yet these very mrn who are trying 10
carry every thing BY storm, are con-
stantly exclaiming 10 those who object
TO this policy. keep quiet. don't divide;
there Is but shade Of difference be-
tween US, and il we divide all our
moral strength will be lost. This, To
one who will view the matter properly,
is but thin veil; for, ~ soon as the
secessionists per scare satisfied OF their
strength. every moderate man will go
BY the board. Look at the manner m
which Judge cheves's letter was treated
in the late Convention hear the threats
that irere uttered against Butler, and
the still stronger dennncIatlOns that
await any man who ventures to ques-
iion the policy Of this movement, and
the indications are nnmis.akable, and
force the conclusion that the moderate
and prudent men, who. we doubt not,
compose majority Of The STATE, must
show their strength and take their
position while vet time is. or they will
ind wild counsels ruling the hour, and
| themselves and the great Southern
cause destroyed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY

lr. Mayor and Feiloc Citizens.
need not say that am oppressed
with this reception. | am very much
overwhelmed with 1t. 1t is one which
Roman general, in the proudest DAYS
of the Eternal City, might be proud of.
Applause. can hardly believe that
the scene is real. II seems to me as If
1t was a hallucination. 1t appears to
me as if it were but few DAYS since
traversed your city as fricndless, help
less boy: and for all that am, and for
all that hope to be, and for all that
can do Tor my country, it is to you that
am mainly indebted. To come back
under such circumstances as these to
my iellow-citizens, with whom | hone
to spend the remainder of nv DAYS,
forces on nv mind reco!lections that
are overpowering. Applause. Ihope,
feilow-citizens and it is the last hope
Of nv heart-that | may Law nv bones
IN yander graveyard with yours, and be
permitted by Providence to mlngle nv
dust with yours. Like the tempest
tost sailor who roams to foreign lands
IN search Of wealth like the merchant
who visits every sea and every cline ];
like the California gold-digger who en-
lures every hardship-whlle all these
nope to return to the places of their
olrsh and to spend their money among
their old associates, so do | hope to re-
turn again once more among you, and
20 spend the remainder Of nv days in
peace and quietness among YOU. feel
that all the honors conferred upon me
are comparatively ,alueless unless nv |
conduct has. the appreciation of those
among whom my life has been spent.
{ Applause.
Elts fellow -citizeIs. know that the !
donors of this reception are not intend |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

Cheering.-We are informed hy a
friend uho las rrcrn,I, been ~ some ul The
counties ~ Mississippi. wesi Of Tins riiy.
that The Dniun ranss IS onward sndupwaid
that the people are enthusiastic tor tie-
neral Foole for Governor, and declare III, ir
readiness al all tunes 10 stand hy ilis
:. STARS aud snipes.' They aIe ior de-
tending southern rights ~ The Union aud
under the constitution, aud Tor pniling
dawn secession and publication al 81
hazards. dur Trend VAS iniurmrd by
gentlemen WIN had travelled over large
poiilon II The Slaie OF Mississippi. that
ten. Fooie wnnld be selected by d ma.
jorily 81 thousands! Did parry lines,
i"r The present. are complrlrly wiped out,
and Democrats and Wings are uniling.
nearl and hand. u put down all enemlrs
To the Union, cone in what shape they
may. But secession and disunlon there
Qike The leaders in Tins STATED dare MOI
present themselves befarc The people.
Mobile Adrerfisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
The Richmond Wing very properly

The Richmond Wing very properly
exposes the character ol lie attempts made
in this country 10 deceive and ielade<lhe
people in relation io,the feeling in tuba
favorable 10 a revluiion ia that island.
The truth is thai, as Ear as any authentic
information has been received, there is
not and has not been particle of ev-
sdence 10 prone thai any portion oIslhe
population Of Cuba desire change in
their political condition. II there is such
a desiip, nothing has lransplred 10 con.
vince us uf hat fact. AL The tales here
lofrre circulated. going 10 show that the
inhabitants Of Cuba wish To throw OF
their allegiance 10 The Spanish cr"wn and
establish another Government, have been
wIihont authentic testimony, and have
been fal.iiied by The history IL The times.
Indeed, we are inclined to believe that
the population 81 Thai island. &c the truth
rouldbe accurately asceriainpd. si:le heart.
ly with The existing authorizes in their
.oppnsilion 10 The attempts thai have been
made TO in, ade their county. and bring
war. rapine. plander, aud devastation Ia
thelr. peaceful shores, There are Few
newspapers in this country whlch have
been employed for year or two past in
manufacturing Cuban news; and il is high
lime 10 inquire into The motives and
reasons FOR ibis course.
Alexandria GGseffe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
Cuban !" Patriots Returning. The

I" American Union" Of The Cpd instant
published at Griffin. Georgia) says
Every arrival Of the cars brings back
10 their homes some oftlie youngsters " hn
were dipped innp,he idea of taking Cuba
by orm. Some Of the hovs give rather
a bad account Of the whole afI,iir. and are
now willing 10 acknowledge that thew
were deceived. They have spent all The
money they could rake and srrape, ind
many u Them were compelled 10 hor-
row in, order 10 get home. They have
seen the elephant. and are perfectly con.
tenl IL LEI the Cubans. under existing
circumstances, work ont their own saliva
IioH.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
GOV. GRAlIAM's REMARKS.
FcNou-eitiSens OF The Ctr Of BuGb.

ie"oA-sHf<e"S ~ Me 1HJ ~ DnUtO
did mol expect. until ! entered The
street OF v"nr magnificent city, Ia he call
ell npnn Tor word on This orcasinn.
hid hoped The duty u acknowledging lie
kind greetings Which you have extended
To The President of the United States. and
those asssociaic,l with him. would have
devolved on the cllict.ollicr DC HE A.
mlnisiralion, who is well know 10 the
conniry as being Ia The habit of entertain.
ing senaies and popular assemhlages, and
IN manner lar more capable than could
hope to do il. He is. however. unavoiila.
bly, left behind. | hal sill the expectation
ilia, my distinguished. colleague, who has
just taken his seat. and who u Ear better
Known to The country Than am-who is
lar better acquainted with the Government
iiiin am An who is FAR mure fay0rably
known 10 The people Of The country Than
AN. wonld have made spept |, on this oc-
easlon III acknowledgment Of your kind
ness. These resources having failed, |
cannot permit the occasion topass bv with.
oui rendering nv humble tribute 10 il,e
grand and .cordial reception wI,ich ynu
have extended % The President of the
Uniled States on his wish 10 his home. n
: u" ordinary esent 10 our county Tor a
rn'zen. oceunyins ifs first and most dis
'nnsui>hed ohice, L, return 10 receive The
sfeeI'nss Of nis neighbors and friends: OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
The President and his Cabinet
af BusTaI0.

The reception of President Fillmore
at his own city of Buffalo, by his towns
men and neighbors, without distinc-
ton of party, was cordial aud enthusi-
astic, and the oceasionwas one of great
interest. The Presidents reply to the
address Of welcome BY the Mayor, and
the remarks Of Mr.. Graham on the oc-
casion, were put in type for our las |
number, but We werecompelled to post
pone them. We insert them below, as
we feel sure that our readers will be
gratified BY their perusal.