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The Senate proceeded 70 consider 'ao
California private claim bill. 40.
Mr. Ben'ons amendment, mak!rg ~
years possession 10 good ,aun .sslaense
I'i claim again" 'he on'eo S'a'es'
was rejected. str'ous o'net ameno-
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into committee OF the whole, ana 'ook
up the bill ior the establishment @
branch min, at New York and Cal'io'nla.
Mr.. Cabel offered an amendment
which was adopted, 'nat one-'oas'h m ,no
aggregate coinage shall % one d"liar
pieces, one-qua'ter quarter eag:es' one
quarter halfeaglss, and one'e'gn'h double
eagles. he offered TINS 70 Keep inc
coinage from going out ot the hands "
the people, aa was the case 70 the coinage
Of the double eagles during me pas'
4 year. sni',sf e'lsa. ~
4 When the committed rose the House
adjourned.
i .EV WAsHISor"N' reo. ~, io'''
\ SrxArE-br. Hunter offered a rrsoid.
,ion enqdiring into the expediency Of
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OvR RAILRoADs. - Toledo has become
the centre Of most extensive lines Of
Rajlfosd communicdtion. The same
causes that have msde us the terminus
OF 700 miles Of canal commerce, have
conceniered here large and largely in-
cseasing Raslfosd commerce. Our rail-
roads and canals ;sraverse, fhro' their
whole distance, srdisiriot efcoantry, san.
surpassed BY any dissici o6 equal extent
on iks American Continent. for fertility
and capabilities Of production. - Toledo.
Repoablieansg. am aedSSsefa' saiaaio.
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Tho Speaker of the Senate ar
rected the members OF The Convention
10 prepare their ballots for one United
States Senator, 10 serve six years from
the lth OF March next.
Mr.. Cunningham nominated Henry b.
Payne, Of Cuyahoga county.
Mr.. Han NOMINATED HirDm Grlswold'
Of Stark county.
Randall nominated Joshua X.
G'ddinGs, Of Ashiabula county, ior said
once. .A5i.niss sfsd es ~ lifisas 2
On motion. hsu yis gaa. 'lgh.g ~
Mr.. Payne and the Speaker Of the
Senate were excused from voting. t
Mr.. Burns on the part Of the Senate
and Mr.. Burnett on the part o. the
House, were appointed Tellers. gaa
The following was the result of the
different ballo,ings: isals.e 3llgI
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TIE KALlDA VENTURE
N Sk AEtDA, Ohio. 4


ExTRAvAoANcE IN GovxaNGRxr. We
see daily in,imations Of increased taxes
in tho shape o. such . modification Of
the Tariff as may sui. Pennsylvania. and
the other manufacturing States. We
observe also The passage Of the French
SpoiIa,ion Bill, in the Senate, and It's
probable passage into Law, because
being q whig measure, il will meet no
executive veto. as from Polk's adminls.
tration. This viii add, BY way ofmsre
pra.ui,y, not TO those who suffered, but to
impor.una.e spectators, another s., ,o00,.
900 10 our National debt, white the
Secretary Of the Treasury calculstes for
a deficit Of 5000, 600 or shereabouis, 10
the annual income from oil sources du-
ring the present fiscal year; and while
our present deb. exceeds $64 900 600.
This 10 mot . fattering picture Of -our
financial, condition; but il would be 9
matter o.li,,Ie or no regret u the excess
i've expenditure now going on. and increa.
sing our debt, was for usefol orjust objects
but, when We know that ], is lar otherwise,
az ia the case Of these French claims, i
.
is wasted 10 mere gifts TO specula'ors
,has j, iss sort Of progressive and grow
ing Galphinism. We cannot but regret the
possession ofpower W those who appear
10 deal with Government az If il we've :
gross job got up, for she btneii' Of the
| few. aHest Oh 9s N'
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Bur1sa Cousrx.--1'he democrats Of
Butler county have nominated John
CIsrk. 4 mos. worthy man, for election
10 the Constitutional Convention, on the
9th OF February. ~
gJudle Vance, we learn, is contesting
lie election with much bi,icrnerness,
and expects the united rhig vote 10 sus-
lain him. Il is q. bad thing for pro.
ifsssed democrat to expect an election BY
~hig votes. %. Statesman.
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A DEMocRArrc SEKAT. IN MxvcMU-
sErTs. These are gloo,ny times for
whiggery truly. RonERr R.NrovE, dem.
ocrai, is elected q the u. 8. Seuate from
Massachusetts, Tor the "ffagmen'aiy"
term, TO the Alb Of March next. MI.
Rantoul is one 81 the ablest aad the nost
eloquent of New England speakers. -
Ohio Statesman. ~ %e" t's Z ",'"
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or We were pleased to-day on the
appearance in OF "fice of. B. Steadman
q. just from California. Nh. 8. was
formerly member Of the Ohio House Of
Representative, fr. m the nonh-west dis
,ric, now represented bj his brother,
Mr. S:eadman brings us more favorable
accounts fros the California country ,han
many who have visited il, both asto the
amount Of gold ,hers and the ability Of
the country to sus.ain a population, lie
saws Col. Weller and Cav. Shannon are
both making money at the law in San
Eranciscv.-Ohio Statesman.
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Wbir Legislature. Fhe caucus. last
night nominated H. r. Fish, BY q large
msiori,y. for y, s. senator.
Reuben DUNBAR tho murderer Of Le-
sefs' children, WA hung to-day. Ae
made 4 confessions TO the Rev. NJ
Bsscher, acknowledging the murder. He
enticed the children into tho wonds'
wbere ,he deed was committed. Hismo'
i've for ,he act was 10 save the property
Inherited by the children. tie died ap
Ftpassn,ly peniieni, hoping mercy from h''
Gud. g e 5 Y 3st 81 '+p tepaes Z
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crssus o. New Yonx. The popuIa-
lion of this city in 1850 10 81, $40; in
IS4O il was 37l ,223. live add Brook
lyn and williamsburg, which are essen-
,;sIlv pars Of New York. the entiie po-
pulssion Is about $50, ,OoO. - American
Messenger. ~ .sa -. ssi,,,l
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ALBERT v. STEBBlSs--We regret TO
learn that the az ton Of this gentleman 10
the constitutional convention, has been
sough, to be brought under suspicion be.
cause he took an ul,ra--and we think,
,igh,-pcsition, in one o'Lis votes on the
rRepeal'' question. On the S0,h De-
cember last, when the t,eN vots wac
,aken--the practical ,es.--Mr. Stebbins
voted with the grea, body Of the Demo.
cracy, and with the Dspocracy have
been his votes throughout. What @pri-
,sis enefs" those may have who make
use Of the statements Of the Toledo
Blade, Zone Of the most versatile and
unprincipled Wing prints IN a. The s' S'ate, J
to create :, prejudice agsinr Mt. ,.
we do not know, but we do know that
they do no. justify assaul.s on hispablic
course in the convention, which has been
as generally free aom error, % that q
any member Of that body. n gsss
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TIE CURRENCY QUESTION. S.--In the
Conve eniional Convention, il will be seem
tina. the issue ofaasHEnp MoNEr t'uR-
RExcv, has been rejected. This result
has been produced BY the union with the
Wings Of tbs, contemplate and disl'on'
est class OF Democrats, who seek to re-.
lain public favor by trimming between
ihs name and The principle . Of Demo.
cracy, and who are willing to make mer-
chandixe OF the principles Of their party
--sI,ey mostly have none Of their own--
for personal interest, and renewed
chance OF public favor. We alluda 70
such men as CASE, Of Licking, DoRsEr,
HAWKINS, (of Wooster Bank memo'y,)
KExNoS, MAN IN, PArrrR,Os, WARRsN,
sc. With The exception Of Dorsey, Of
Miami, and Kennon, Of Belmont, the resi
II those preiepded Democrats who voted
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Tns Vino ALMANAC, for lS5l.-We
have received this very useful annual, 80
valuable for future reference, for the va
tied information !, contains, that We
have had the Numbers for the last seven
years bound ii 1 book, and end il reali,
useful. We would have preferred De-
mocrssic Almanac, containing shese po.
litical statistics, but Greedy has made hi.
so reliable in i,s statistical department
that II keeps the field without compeii
lion woribyaof the name.
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mo slavery 1sss.

We copy ,hs following article ofOpf|
fsiend Msfchand. oi she Wayhs cosqty|
Democrat, no. because We have any de.
sire 10 mix 10 the controversy IL rsllades
10, bu, because !. expresses our sent.
men,s, snd we trust the sentiments Of Q
msjoriiy of,he radical Democracy ofshe
State. We dislike 70 see men, from their
preiudices ID 'reIsiionic slavery. ioteef|
every other consideration & be careless oi
the success ofeyey principle, or ofoppo-
si.ion 10 any other abuse. We have
chserlully supported Democtdtsior Office,
differing with ~ wholly on this single
question, and we shall continue to do
20 on sll. proper occasions, 80 long a. the
interests of truth and Democracy re-
qairc and we can laugh al the useless
efforts Of those bigo,,ed few, who would
seek TO exclude from an equal place in
The party with ali others, the tens oi
,housands Of Democrats In the State, who
with us arc hostile 70 the further en-
croschment OF extension OF Slavery, be.
youd the s;tic,est construction Of its con-
s,i.uiionsl limits. i,p. s'sgs ~ n's ais
Replying @ ths editor Of the Eagle,
,he Democrat says--- oiss (lo 5ls& y I
He no doubt wss honestin his sug-
pes,ion OF forming "People's Line" as
last sesort, while we opposed the mo.
vemcn,, and protested against Democrats
elevaiing Whigsso Office. We advoca.
| led the election of Democrats FIRST, and
the defea, Of whigeery under any and
all circumstances stated that We
lmnch; preferred too seq such Free
lSoiler as 8. p. CHASE in the Senate. than
10 have such inen as Ewing, Giddings
Corwia, Griswold. &c , and we still think
Sc. We sbhor, yea, we detest the prin
ciple Of eleva;ing q Democrat TO the
Senate. for which the Auditor Of State
| 10 to be given to the Wings. IL aIicke
mns, hs made with the common enem,
4 % p,ou. 10 q Democratic men 10 Office
10, ihs E.o,a man aud his friends d.
li,--out skirts shall be clear. g Y
| BIZ, one idea heretofore put forth (an'
], !, h..' 49, hssu tho aoll important one,''3 b.
,h.s ',,o,,;on of the Democratic pres
,"s;.h ,"S; sdhs,ss9 10 ! The doctine Of .h
r."Ia % = ,h., unless 4 maj, plants him
s.,s .ds "non IN. ami. .proyiso platform, q
~ ~ -, 49, ~. one of our lead inc pol
;..S ;,;.;.n. - n,,on ,he slavery question, he
~ : nemo.rot and NOT worthy Of til
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Al prescher in the State Of New York, J
opposed 70 otbe Fugitive Law cosnss down
vn the aSiIyer Gfays, ? thus: '4se - ~ u
e.Bfeshrea, tlis lislnos the frat Fugitive;
Law thar has passed ,oighisen centusiesI
since, Il was enacted fkst fairy nss kae,sl
,pksre Jssus sfas, he Should naks 4 ksossa
nns6 ihers. ifFhen,i ss now thers ware
Duc,svs of Disiaity who pseschsd up ahsl
dniv n obsdisncsiio thss wicked Ian; bael
thegs lsssss fensd ~ tls sWAdIs land AZ
Jsdss oznsaxs 'SrIvER 0Rsrs'sA .yJ9J
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Nrw ORLE.ss, Jan. 20, 1851.

The Delta says they learn thai Gen.
Quitman has resigned, 70 attend his ,risl
"a, New Orleans. KY ''se'-' '-i g
The Jury ia Hendersons clse stood Q
70, conviction, and 4 for acquittsl. s1f'e
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Or A delegation ave now urging our
government 70 recognizs Libsfia % .
Republic. They viii probably succeed.
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Rrropnsp DurcH CnuRcH The
number of chusches belonging 70 this
dsnomiaaiion i 292; Of ministers, 29S;
of commandments, 81, $50, i rliv h casa !,
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Mr.. Eckley moved TINT the Convention
adjourn; which motion was lost -yeas a.
nays 81. .aat i',as = ~ 2,
The ballotings were then resumed, and
after the lO,h ballot, 'a saotsal l2es
Mr.. Randall moved tlatthe Convcn
lion adjourn. ''t
Alter brof DISCUSSION the Consen-
ton adjourned. lH ~ ,h. a ~
The House on motion, also adjourned.
,fR n 4sa JANUARY 81, lS5l.
40. c...;,,,,,s,, .f,o,n the
pa. .nd7iI;ohv,ys re-
coI 49,; g S..S 'p;II NJ 'iIs - hin
Ph'eu ps.H r. S sss.,.t "e ,hs' F;nd,,, Gin
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ooS' NV Dea .n..'d..d ,ha ,h;yd sread;no Of
aao .n . 'ss Ao,ssd "a, ,s.T cll -
"1 ,. sa' h;,, :, .ncod nm act q pro.
c' ~, a.,,. r,,,,l;c.,;on of,be laws
vu1 cO ~ o,ha, M nn,,o.ssD q was reod third
anu 'o' o'"' ~ GIT H'1a5s78a 5
'''rT. 1.,,h. I'm ,,o,;ded ,h,, ,he laws shoult
he nnblished N bu, oxn paper in ach I,
the counties Of Puulding and Defiance
instead Of two papers, as now pro'i lee
by ! vi
Mr.. Crimes opposed the passage o
the bill. Those counties were demo
cratic, and /, wonld deprive the wing pa
pers Of an equal chance with other pa
pers. Mr.. g. then moved the indefinite
pos,ponemeni Of the BILL. 'lasa ln,'
MIR. Snook explained that the 'axe
were very heavy and the Popula''o
sparse in those counties, and il was q
relieve the treasury that this bill had bee
proposed. There was no real nscess'''
for The publication of the laws IN Nv,
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.
.sARTArr's MAeAzIsE, for March. lissa
beautifully embellished number. rT'ime
clipping the wings Of love- ira mezzo.
lin. worthy Of s.r,ains high ssPuss'ion.
There are some twenty-five soiher very
finished aadr artistic sngravings. The
number 10 enlarged BY 10 pages ofextra
reading, with articles by Mrs. kirkland,
ZONE of the best female wri.ers in Anne
rics,) Fredelikas Bremen, Edith May
Belcher, Dwight, Ellsworth. Mspes, &c.
&c. The contributors for sarain's ma
gczins are among the most accomplished
Of living writers.
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d trhe afsins l2ailfd6d Csmpssy hes
- ~ Pss5l Is j0l1lt ~ oiFsskihg Ais
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$3l,s35 SO
Increase, leas :

Increase, 5i,cSo %
! The lnc,ease Of tolls paid on propery
going into csnada, , has been much much
These facts show the rapidly increasing
impor,anc of our trade with Canada.
Ye, lhe .Pre,ciionists say, the mora exten
siye and profitable our trade with Canada,
,heI hIl worse we are off, -Gol. Rep. s
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~ The box-ssnss fathe SausF FAM
ciscS, ,Pcst Office svs wowh $Si, 900 rsti
yeas. q ~ '''o !t..3 l'l'.sal.''ss ii''''@
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1NomfsAr,oss. edward sheiR Rsnl, ,Esq.,
lof Henry county, Is the Democratic Leg.
islalivs nopipee for Regis'ss aad W.
P. Bacon. Esq, Of De6ance county, the
nominee for Receiver Of the Suite Land
0fics ai Defiance. shss-
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o. The Times says te amorns O.
tolls COLLECTED for Canadian produce
passing ,ltough Oswego for two seasons
ia as iollows: t,olt,l3s -
!, 1850. a $l52 9oo ~
''ls4S. aa4a & -. 1870, 752 So
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CoDxrs LADr's Book, icr March,
comes with q great number Of really
besu,iful ornaments. The page Of Abi'ds
and flowers" i certainly one Of the
richest and most gorgeous plates We have
seen in i magazine. Il u printed in
gold, and in difieren. colors, with various
artistic designs There are 80 oiher
ensraviags Of various qualities, and the
reading, which in Cooley i always good,
10 this year better than usual. There
are articles BY Alice B. Naal, II. H.
Weld, Mrs Hale. n. 8. Arthur, Mss. e
Q. Smith, Nashsniel Hawthorne, &C.,
&C.. Il IL q valuable number -.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

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Further - che Asia.

Among the paasengsrs BY the Asia is Mime. c..
lests.
American stocks were duh on tho sailing Of the
Asia.
TIE political news il not important The e.
counts Of the harvest are very favorable.
Exgiand-. Lord Palmerston has delivered =
ans speech in England in reply % Mr.. Gladstone,
in relation % the course Of the Government
requesting foreign poitics-the approaching ex-
tincsion Of the slave trade, and he cosnmsrcial
freedom Of the Government The speech has ex-
cited much discussion.
A meeting Of the officers Of the Arctic expedi-
ton has been held. They have come to the CON
clusion that Sir John Franklin must have tskeR
the northwest passage out Of Wellington Channel,
and must b. sought for By the same Route.
A recent arrival from New South Wales. brings
recently discovered mines in Australia. The &C.
counts from that neighborhood continue favorable
The house Of Messrs. Eggers & Taylor, Of Liv-
srpool, has suspended. Two extensive fax spiu.
ners have failed 1t Dunlee Their liabilities reach
ninety thousand pounds sterling.
The metallic cable, for the submarine telegraph,
between England and France, has been laid down
TO point within three miles Of the French coast.
FTones.-The conductors Of the newspapers La
PIssss and Evenement have been ordered By the
Courts 10 pay fine Il five hundred thousand frances
and to be imprisoned for six months.
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IAe NasaI School We learn from The Annapo-
lie Republican, that the sloop PEBBLE, prac-
tsing vessel for the midshipmen, has arrived shes
and taken her station in Severn river, opposite The
Naval School. The school opened on tho LIT inst,
but it will Be several days before it can BE- com.
pletsly organized. II i calculated there viii BE-
about eighty midshipmen in attendance in The
course of the session.
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Heavy Dsfaloasion. NewYork Tribune
contains an account Of heavy defalcstion by
Henry Engelbert Haase, one Of the first merchants
Of Bremen. He was the leading man Of the city
an Alderman, manager of the School Fund. leader
in the church, etc. The whole amount Of his de-
alcatlon i not yet fully known. But it is certain
that there is a deficit of 100000 in the School
Fund, 5000 in the fund Of St. Stephens
Church, which he attended twice every Sun.
day, and $4,000 in the Missionary Society," So
highly was he esteemed, that when the ex.
plosion took placs men wept like children, they
were pale q death when they met on the Exchange,
and all business cana to stand still. The streets
were perfectly hushed; people stood in groups.
speaking to each other in whispers Of the astound
ing disclosures. Tha demeanor Of Haase at the
examination greatly surprised the judges. With
great composure he listened % The charges, display
ing no traces Of abstraction, and no st remains in
state Of selfdeception, persuaded that b. will 10
ceve pardon, y he confessed the crime and yalded
himsslf 10 Justice when he gave up the account
and penigned bis Office.