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THs AUSTRIAN MINISTER We learn from Washington that
the first visitor to the residence OF Mr. Webster the Sece-
tay OF State yesterday, 10 tender himself and family
compliments of the season. Cheyaiior Husemsnp the
Austrian minister, and that he agreeable than
ever He also present the Presidents House Ia ul
court dress, with the other foreign ministers
baltimore Sun.
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The rUGITlvE-sLAyE CASE l New YoRK 1t was
stated yesterday that this had been postponed anti
Friday, account OF the absence OF counsel Thu
must have been incorrect, the following gratifying
despatch from H. NJ Western ESQ.,, the attorney for the
claimant and dated Tuesday was kindly handed to IN
by Col S. H. Parker. We sincerely hope that the expec
tation may have been realized. Richmond Enqsirsr
New YORK, Dec. 81. 1850
Ihave removed the into the United State. Circuit
court now sitting The Is progr ssng, and the saw
viii probably be surrendered day Your is here and
perfectly safe.
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The NEGROES AND THE SLAVE cAsE-The New York
states that the colored people, at their meeting
on Monday night appointed Horace Greeley esq, the
recipient OF moneys that may be contributed towards
defending the cause Of Henry Long in the courts Of that
city, and if need be- in the Supreme Court OF the United
the proceedings ably argued The marked. it is
said, may involve the expenditure Of several thousand
dollars; and should be contributed than may be
necessary the OF Long the balance. is said. will
be sacredly kept fund to be used in similar cases,
should they
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,Ln,Ill aua.
lowe
Eriaa from dc message 9, Govs',.sr sngs'. 'ns

Ernaet from The message Of Gove,sscr Briggs. -
From the formation OF the constitution 10 the present
time there has been subject which has seriously
threatened the dissolution OF the Union that OF slavery
That instrument recognises The institution, and provides
for the restoration oil such slaves shall escape from
their masters and ind refuge in other non sayehod.
ing States This clause was inserted as compromise
measure To eonciliale and harmonic the differences OF
opinion existing al the formation oil the constitution
relative this subject and TO induce the other States
iaI0 tbs federal compact consequently, It's letter
and spirit should receive steady and unfnchng support
sion passed by which that clause OF the constu
could be etectually carried out One great OBJ.
ect leading TO the passage OF the law was 10 exhibit
the sayehoding States determination on the part OF
the national Legislature to protect and enforce all OF the
rights guaranteed TO them by the constitution, and thus
ence concerning the security OF those rights Since
the passage oil that act a disposition has been
tested in some OF the northern States 10 resist its pro-
vision No good citizen oil Iowa can Tor moment
ton or counenance such proceedings | think | may
assert without fear Of contradiction, that the people Of
this State are law abiding people. One OF the prom-
nent reasons urged for resisting the law is, that il
violates that portion OF the constitution OF the United
States which provides that the privilege OF the writ Of
habeds corpus shall not be suspended unless when in
OF rebellion or invasion the public safety may require
it," Ii may be well Tor every citizen to remember that
Congress pass law prohibiting the issuing OF this
writ, unless the contingencies specified should occur
AS no rebellion invasion" exists now, and did not
exist the time OF the passage OF the act the writ of
habeds corpus Is IN no manner suspended by its pro-
visions
But whatever differences OF opinion may be entertained
in regard TO this law, is now our duty 10 support
long il remains the law OF the and and trust that
every citizen OF the State will, although he may be OPP
posed to some OF its details, American citizen and
a lover OF the Union, stand firmly by il.
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NOW OPEN AT oDD rKLLowy Hall
whippse's Grand Original Exhibition Of the D''
nu Vtews.

a, exhibited IN cities Of Bos,oa philadelphia, ard 's''
DEPREsE NATIONS Of the most beautiful scenery Of mpr-
II the world, with great variety Of ancient ard modern s
ruins Cities Castles sc, which produced in truly w ~
The besutfol grow into proportion
d appear, sudden and mysterious s the transition "
msgc % dresm by the eye
Hut sentiment has been expressed IN regard !" u
iion--hat OF unmngicd delight. ! ., .,yt
doors open at 6S O'Clock Wednesday and saturday hV
commencing ut O'Clock.
Tickets " children half Prices
yy--du y
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I The TARIFF The New York Express (whose seno
editor is a member OF Congress) says:

editor is member OF Congress) says
"Advices IRON Washington affod hope thar there will
be any modification of the tariff during the pre- session
of Congress The Senate is opposed disturbance
the laws and the Committee Of Ways aud Mean,
in the House OF Representatives, where revenue laws
originate, adverse any practical action which wout
enhance the duties"
majority Of the members in both houses probabl,
like minded sliding scale iron might be had if the
tariff men would vote for il separate measure, bu
they will They wish TO keep their forces together
in the hope that time other they give the log
another hoist But, in opinion. it is much likely
to 20 down hill than up This ia the natural tendency
all logs, and especially this age OF the world, when
everything likes TO do pleases, without regard TO law
| and order.-N. y Jour Com
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To the Editors Of the Psnmsyipanion

My name having been mentioned In connection with the
senaorshp OF the United States supply
vacancy IN the ofone of this State
the time appropriate that the legislature is on
the eve of assembling, for cay that decline being
Candidate for that high snauon aud ask the favor of ma
king this public through the medium OF your columns
RICHARD RUSH.
SynkNHAN Philadephln county, Dec. 81, 1850
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aYA GREEN. Auctionssr.

INTENSIVE BOOK SALE, COMPRISING SIX HUNDRED
II hundred private library
valuable books branch Of tera will be offered sale
Pennsylvania
on Friday, ths ID ofJanuary, AT half past O'Clock.
Among valuable works, Cycopsdia
bound Nes's Register; Democratic Review 81 Volumes
The present time well bound all the standard historical works
biographies, and present
valuable collection of hooks,
psing criminal reports &C., stones works English
abridgmen,
lars and vau be catalogue Of theological works Hebrew
6yriac Greek, Latin, English, folio,
axes, very valuable \ "a Z
general list Of English theological
brary ofsvay minister Of the Gospel.
number Of political also, fiction,
military works, classical and misc cllaneous. '.4' :
Catalogues Will be circulated which holders
bring WITH them to the sale. ana
n -a.III,- m T-.as. A. GREEN,
Dec u Auctoneer.
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From the Pennsylvania

UNITED STATES sESAroR-The following letter ey.
plains itself The OF Mr. Rush has been generally
and avoaby mentioned in connexion with the place OF
United States senator. and his distinguished ability and
high character would adorn this any other public posi-
ton;
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DRAFTS stationery,
nuas and elegantly illustrated works nne folio pulpit
family 6vo amo and pocket Bibles and books
and The latest and best edhons encyclopaedia and
editions Of the valuable works
ssasuse and portfolios gold
and gold the best makers hundred
yeam Of letter. commercial and envelopes
Large and ANAL blank kook full and hnfbound memoandums
he.
To be sold auction without reserve the evenings Ian
2d 3D. and 4th the of McDev Robnson opposite
the Adephi theatre By McDEVITT ROBINSON,
NJ B. The books and warranted perfect and
open Tor examination Catalogues
the auction
Terms cash. Purchasers away book
lowing the sale McDEyITT Il ROBINSON
Jan 2-Ad 3 Auctoneers.
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OARDMs AMY WALLACE respectfully informs her friends
n nd the public generally that her and post
lively hot in his her city, tpreous
Eneand viii place Friday Jan
Iso which occasion win be presented for the h time
Oliver 0oid.ts comedy emitted SHE sTUoPs TO CoNoUER,
THE MISTAKES Of NIGHr also, Sir 4. LJuon Buwers
Pay OF THE LADY OF LYONS Ms W. appearing Miss HARD
cAsrLE and PAuLtsr.
90 Dor book
an
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NE r. IABnI honor the citizens q
~ that
Thursday, January Q at b
residence, Pennsyyans opposite wlsd- otol
OF tsitoni ngonTuesdny Thursdays and Satur
Aays Georgetown Mondays and Fridays.
b. ae-dun
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Corner o and Pennsylvania
Dec a JOSEPH BERkEL.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8, Is,

PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1851.
Another hest of NJ. DIS created Interesting Fug,-
tive Stare Case-The Election Case-Se~-
femces, &c.
The Jefferson Medical College, the most flour
ishpg of our institutions for turning out professors
OF the healing art, has just awarded diplomas of
M ID. to 225 out pitts sos IN itriculants. The UNI
versity commencement is fixed for the 9th OF April,
when about $50 students will graduate. This will
make total Of 40 doctors created this winter by
the FIVE colleges located here, including - by the
homeopathsts, or dealers in dlnlintive doses
Among the graduates to-day were Thomls J.
Meachem, M d and Chas. G. Pomroy, NJ. d Of
New York, who received the ad enuniem degree
The following gentlemen of New York also gtadu-
sted; Douglas BY, Elisha G. Burnett, Iaos. b.
Collins, Jas. w. Craig, Frederick Geare, M. d.,
i. Romeyn Huntington. John G. Matteson, Dewitt
G. Mcintyre, Oscar +. Parker, J. Richmond Pratt,
and Edward P. Vollum. The degree of l.. l.. ID.
was conferred upon Judge King, the President Of
the institution
Two alleged fugitive slaves, Helen, female, Of
about 40, and her son Dick, aged 10, claimed by
John Purdee, of Baltimore county, Md, were
brought down from Columbia last evening, and
were 10 have been brought before Commissioner
Ingraham this morning; but this was prevented by
a writ ei haoeas corPss, Obtained from Judge Kane
Of 9th, .he Supreme Court. The fss'ivss style them,
to have fled from Maryland in lsi9, with i've or
six other members OF The family. All the family
except the mother and son, escaped from Columbia,
or were secreted upon receiving an intmaiioa that
their claimant was about The mother was cap
turcd at house where she was employed washing,
and where II wac expected her daughter, aged I6,
would also be found but che succeeded in
GLIDING pursuit. The boy was found hid in a
barn after much trouble to the officers The
mother has had seven children, but only three are
living. The husband, ffee man Of color, is at
presen. absent in New York or New Jersey, as a
hand on a canal boat. The mother Is far advanced
in pregnancy. aud there beiag precedent to this
effect, may be retained here until the child lie
born, which would give liberty to her offspring.
Judge Kane being engaged till preny late this after
noon, the hearing has been postponed ill 10 o'clock
on Monday morning, the prisoner being re; lined
in custody by the United States marshal.
The majority OF the Judges Of the Common Pleas
having given expression 20 their opinions, with re.
gard TO the contested election case there an un-
demanded effort making, 10 remove il from that
tribunal by the respondents.
Thomas Leonard, Patrick McGovern and Peter
Cairns, convicted of manslaughier, in killing Pat
rick Cassiday, were this morning seatencei TO four
years imprisonment
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.



BALTIMORE, March 8. 1851.
Trouble 6efuen Maryland aad Psamsylvanra-
Charge Of Rtdnappag--DfuyLlnd Syoae--S4d-
den Deoth--A Nsw Enter,r,se-1ne Arertca's
TVetcome, &c.
Quite serious difficulty has JUS, ar sen between
Pennsy lvania and Maryland, which the Supreme
Court will doubtless be called on TO decide 1t
arises out Of the kidnapping of Price and Al
bertis, who have recently been convicted In Phila-
dephia of kidnapping woman and child, and car.
rying them back TO Cecil county, Maryland, from
whence the woman ran of, five years since.
The Governor of Pennsy lvania has made requi.
sion on the Governor Of Mar, land, for the person
Of James S. Mitchell, the owner of the woman,
who employed Albertis and Price to arrest her and
bring her back to him. The ground Of the requis-
ton is, that the child was the Issue of marriage
contracted after she reached New Jersey. and
hence, under the laws of Pennsylvania is free
child; and having beer kidn spped from Pennsylva-
MIA by the agents of Mr.. Mitchell. the Governor
demands the possession OF the child from him, and
his delivery for trial on the charge Of kidnappingis
Governor Lowe has pere mptorily declined to give
Mr. Mitchell up, and has addressed an able reply
TO Governor Johnston, sustained by the opinion OF
Attorney General Brent, taking the ground, as
clearly dehned by the laws Of the State, that
child born OF slave woman, Is slave for life, or
for the period that the mother il a slave.
me nj has been completed, and will leave for it's
destination on Tuesday next. Ii is six feet long,
three broad, and fifteen inches thick. The follow
ng is the motto, as ordered by the Legislature -
Maryland; tho memorial OF her regard for the
Father OF his Country and Of hor cordial hsbituAl,
and immo ysble attachment 10 the Amsrcsn Unisn.n
William Titieny, Esq, one Of our oldes! and
most esteemed merchants, who had long since
retired with princely fortune, died suddenly yes
terday morning, at his residence, in Mount Vernon
place, of a disease of the heart
proposition is on foot amoag our large capital
lists, TO erect an extensive hotel on the corner OF
Baltimore and Holiday streets, extending to
Fayette, and covering block about two hundred
feet in one direction, ard three hundred in the
other, fronting on three streets.
Our streets are covered with snow abou. four
inches deep, this morning, but It is hawins rapidly.
Most Of our fire companies are forming New
York Clubs 10 provide for doing the honors TO The
American Company, of New York, during their
approaching visit They will receive a regular
old Maryland welcome
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FINE ARTS.

ENGRAyIEGS AND LiTn0GRAPas.-IaPoRTAN
~ Tor dealer in starn prints and
r. Leehevasr agsht OF the Oldest and most
graphic Establishments In Paris known under the rn Of
we Yurgs 10 Rue Serpent before leaving this city,
specuy reprsrefts 10 tho citizens Of York that he
has established a. No M broadway depopt fancy
pictures prints eAmps, black and cootea sasavngs;
hgious historical architectural Att tac. splsndi
arteles Also drawings BY Juieg fvroso, salse, and
shers To be sold at reduced wholesale pee abe above
namtd establshment till the 18th nstlme which the
subscriber viii eive the city for the interior 81 the g.
T. LECHETALLIER. 35i Broadway, up stairs.
Letters post rh for orders resolved during his abeae
~ the came direction.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or pEsIGS.-rHE GALLERY
~ Of the Academy, Gas Bro,dway oppcete Bond street,
new ready for tho reception Of pictures for tho twsn.y
fiNth annual exhibition. Artists reques,ed
the usual hat Of their works before the 10th March,
In order that they may ee sent Tor from the leh TO the
Of March inclusive. b. order of the Council.
J. II. SHEGoGUE, Corrtrondng Secretary, N. A.
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HORSE WAGON, AND HARNESS TOR sALr-A
brown chestnut mare year. old rd md 10 handJ
hsh isst ie very 80 shi an elran, WAGON. aesrly
snd harness OF the hrat make vith silver WHIP
tsnke and all riete. rce Tor the whole establish
mtn 500 To be cold only Ia consequence Of The orLer
going 10 Europe. Apply o.
CoOPER vAszAgDr. no 81 New street.
AK BnoADwAg. egTwzEs CRAM AND Bso0EE
white front hoase. y he great oentfai depot ter the
noe, celebrated ard senuins patsat medicines, KEEL
linz re Lniment sac AAgio FLUID, fof the hair nyssta
Lie bassm Scheneks Prnoria Syrup. Dt. aravs Ulters
we GEture, egtshisss knapts Dfe6ardr, Peaks. ana
blskts tiers Fovnsends an6 ssnds Saraa rar.a
BOTTLES Branarehs md tis celsoratea Wssapg PILLS. aud
Manhattan fasters. Or. X has beyond dsuht
that ne has The ory article that viii the sold
psr dosen. cash. '"
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CLOTHING

AND GUNNER CLOTHING AT
" wholesslewe would call tho attention CT merchants
New for spring puroasses 20 our sock Of Spring
and Summer Clothing which for extent variety and excel
lonce OF anufAoure and STYLE much superior that Of
former and feel sssured tho sppro-
bntcs Of cisthay dealers s sections Of the county
one OF the trim visits periodically the Eurspeau
het purch.sers rely having all tbs latest and best
syiss OF goods made into In well ee-
Of fosh ant ~ prices mach lower than
depend solely ths market An inspection 81 stock
before purchasing elsewhere Is solicited NJ n
are nov prepared sr tho srgest demand for California
aothing Of every riptian. ut IA sievest nrccs
ID. 4 j. D.vLlF,
81 aud 50 John street, corner u Esssau.
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EXPRESS AGEsCTns &c.

CPLcIAL EXPRESS NoTIcE-CoHPErIrioN DsPIgD
O-Giegorys Califon. Package Express per
pire City, on Thursday 18th March o'clock 4. I'VE
big leave 70 call the ATTENTION Of tho public the facilities
offered them Tor the transmission Of PACKAGES parcels and
letters to California through line Cosneoted
with the heaviest transportation company tho Ithmus
are prepared TO for the delivery gosds
Iraucseo within the thortst possible period Our
Express from San Frsncisco Of lat February received
by the Empire CITY, in advance Of al! othes Parcels
ceiyed until the morning steamers day leaving and Lett
ters until ~ r. Packages (which in ALI be
made Perfectly water proof must be left the Once the
day previous No custom house charges Thompson Hitch
ooch Managers and Agents 9 Pearl street, OF Wall
Refer BY permission 70 kesrs johnson Lo~aen lis wall
street, sponord Tleston Co., IS South streets kesmfth
Co., o0 Pine streets ard Levi Agar Co.. 10 Dey street.
uARHpEk's EXPRESS TOR NEW ORLEANS AND
Mobile All gcods entrusted for Nev Or
leans, Mobile, or cits adjacent, viii he forwaried
rrcnptncss and despatch by AxouAs
Burns. Conves 4 Co.. 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pARNURs MUSEUM, PaILApELPHIA-P T. BAR
~ num- Propretor ard Manager; II. sanford Assistant
hasager-Sscond week Of the great original actor Mr.
Booth, whcsr bold and lofty conceptions aud unequaed
rendtns, have during the week, attracted
lighted thousands Of the residents Of Philadelphia
Ieht on Monday evening when he viii appear IN Hamlet
oheo. lago PescAra, octavAn and Richard will also be
persopatedby Mr. Booth, in the Of his spen ala
engagement nuch pieces The Adopsed Chiid Cherry
and Fair STAR Perfection. He with basds by the Ia
yore ehantsnsc Mis- smna Lslie and dancing BY thu
oil Philadelphia, Miss Aen Warren, constitute the
performance Aimsnon to the falcons and inter
tannent rs oents children under ten years l2 cents
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TR NvELLERs, GUIDE

NEw YORK AND fErLhpELPHJs- -0n
ara Ihiladslphis drscs.-ilti,ed States Ntu IBs.
tnrcrsh ~ ~ hours via Nov .fssey Rsl,ssA fate
eucec 70 81 fYpt ~ NJ roosai Leave
se- Nors So ~ fcta fect Of ccntlsntt 81 ana as
rnns5.irhb ~ s sss A y tsS Y A. rer sas fs-ss'
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MAnAs TARiN, FROM PARIS $50 BROADWAY,
~ Shinae BUILDING begs leave 70 gi the LADIES' Of
New ieE thas, hs hss ADDED TO her Millinery E,.bh-
mtnt the Drts and hantilis msirg IN all branches
whtre che rresred ~ execute orders after the
Paris fashion, 10 the nestest style shsr
MfLLIrsRs AND DEALERS. I AN now PREPARED
WI 70 sprrly your orders for the spring styles o bonns
frames and crowns. JAsPkR SPENCE, 80 Division ct.
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sPoHTssa.

~ 70 not ~ FLEA SURF GRoUsDS-HARLwMT goT-
- ihrte q 81 VII ecnc of 1harxlsy next
~ iSih rss. fcr isttes hsr never money. nils
ttaa hett hee IN i've TO saddle. Fnsrs Ell the
above Lcufe Tuesday evening I've 1h i.st ~ seysa
othtk' 1LIcs u Eakt afa-e, ant two ttr at.
n lTrF, pr3ptistor.
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AMUsEmENTs IN BROOKLYN.

RRooKLYE MUsEUM.-PRoPIEroR AND MANA
~ ger. MI. r. n. Kont-Prces reiusei-Parquettc, IS
cents Gallery l2h cents First night 81 e. ssss.. Mea
the hsisnal spectacle OF PUTNANoAesetah. Mr.. Scott
Songs and Dances To conclude With tho drama of LUKE
TnE LAEoRER-Luke, Mr. Clarke; Phillip, Mr. soott.
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MIEERVA ROOMS, lO6 BR0ADwAY.-NAGLEs
Az Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted ~ the first Irsh
sItst rem skesohe' taken within the last three yea-in
ndetY, interest and beauty Alled-wth Irish son "a
l Il. nnss and an rshmsns llqstratesu Every
inder II. half price, ' AsA'
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wv MCCORMICK, AUCTIoNsER.-LARGE BALE OF
~ ~ n.trre-Nm. set miek Co. vii sell n thor,.
18th instant at W oea3k. all Tic furniture contained
in tie extensive sstablhent tNe Com Ex haa.s
Of CorrtiaLdt and ahig OF all
the furiture Of ~ tedronms several pgIor readng AMI
duirg Ieiectsry and k.oaen. Gaal CUES will
reGfy On Wednesday.
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THE BALL SEASON.

TVNHE FIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC sOIREE
L. Of tina New Yo,k Herald Guard, will take place al
Nib,os Saloon. Tuesday evening March a. ISL Tcke
To be obtained Of the following committee members
NcGowanr A. Garry. Foley. ID. Is. Bart. a. Carson J.
Byrne J. Eaton, y. N. Armstrong William smyth william
RAcey. ]. CUNEERY, Coinnaniaat.
y. A. CIARRy, Secretary.