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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

IT 7 = =
Y SHIP PACIFIC. Capt Era Nge-This steamer y 10
8e1aft ph The nails for Europe positively on Samrisr
Ms, DO a. - O'Clock from her bsrh at foot OF Csoast
All eer snd papers must pass through The Posi- Oce For
fre or passage having u,eqlasd acc lnmofa.ons for
WsDst Positively no freight will be received on boart
sfer Thursday evening, Nay The steamer ARCTIC
vti.i .ucf ED the Pacific and sail NAV 81. a1 unl0
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JAMES NJ. MiLLER. Auru0ueer
1 OTIS Peremptofy sale OF valuable
lProperly belonging Ne Bsssiord Ei'a!e - suction
under the direction o. W c Nelmore, EiQ
JAMES N MILLER CO, will sell Al auction on
WEDNESDAY, Msy =, 1851. A. 10 o'clock a. Jscs.afd's
Hotel Wetl Farms Sistou. Upper Morr'sania village.
l2O buicir sites al Morrsnie, ironung on ne halen
Railroad and Avenue Sc dining Upper hornsanis village
on the South ard EssI and ne NOrh by tordhsm,
Kings Bfdee West Farms ROsd and - John's College
The location 10 uniurpssed by any offered 10 the
public In that whole section OF he country being surround
e by thrifty neighborhoOd and gro~ ng vhlage.
Lithogrsphic Wsps be hsd A. he suction room Is
my55.S
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?. coLroS, Aucn0user
~ L . II ~ l. z EKecufnT-s Sale Oh

EURNIT L K E.-E1ecutors SAFE OF
4 Furtiurs Pier sIs-s k--IalS DAY tsssa .a.,
Nav A. ice ocE No i43 Gu An trntgl srr, ne es
furiiure OK ne ale Mu Msry Lewis, dec-asel ga
~ en- brace pier glasses ihreep "a iogran es,e-',
oil cloths Frruch hefsteats msro TOP c~nt- And 9-t
Aaes dining and es mahogany an otter ehSin dess
Al main bureaus curtains aud coruces Solar an1 nAl
~ airsudoes sDie ornaments b-ds Nn1 mslN-at7s
ch5s and LASS ware bedroom and kitchen furniture he
80, - 80 F-nt, sac positive. ms IL
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Ssh sa':.n,,s. s,rTa.,,so Ely, yss IS. Isl.

Dear In5sf tts tsss o., farrslo-st ths sai
drvcoas Tor lie Nstsiu Coast. stA-i taN It's -uss't
set u aVsst OF IT, gtosr, Aae sstani 0m - oit ate
mooh he Aae,T = nlcs s-a ssl lca -s ort IS ssls
" true
IL The utri etton Ci tsss 10 3starce - stats
avs wtes, AS he IS d "
Asoptrs W lie srtg 80 stsss Al as tais 81 f'fi
fcui, gwen ~ 80 NAttu lie Pua.Sed "lahes tne
saltscs q The Souta FArrtc-s sec g.
stead o 81 ag ST. a. su ne sss toe b. Ieeo, ,cst
wessra eAIvuN, - esg 81 81 ss $50 N
VEN tespeCtl- d Ntlrs. x ID CNil3.
Proi A u Racus. SaerT .a,oa.s-: ; Cast s.fvs5.
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XTAIENTINE Il CO.'S EXPRESS

VALENTINE & CO.'S EXPRESS
' OPPOSED TO HoHOPOLY.-Ths underTigned,
having made usngemeHS with 40 Inc Of Steamboats,
rQrplrg between neW.Ycrk. New Haven and Hartford,
are prepared receive and forward PacEagos, Psrcet
ke., 10 Eew-havsn, Mdtie;Own, Deep River, SsyOrOok
Lyme Hatdafn. Hartford, Springfield, &c.
hesseB gers viii accompany and have Cxcl1Gye charge
ofIhe Express with iron sEss for no greater protection
OF valuable PACKAGES.
bilG sro also The purchasing Of Goods.
they hope By unremie1 attention 20 BURMESE and res
toDRbIe chAge5 10 share portion o. public patronage
VALENTINE & co / NASSAU a..
New-York March a 1851 nli fuThksst IN
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TlNGLEY, YATES !
N EW-YORK and NEW-ORLRIyO
lNsrEAaSulP LiNr -Tss new a. 80, AVS

en- &c steamships 's
UNION. 1880 .zns igr.lsI. Cap. ? 5 Buss
WINFIELD SCOrr we've, Carr -.
Compose lis Line nd ~ii cave New You,
Orssls Ca he LEI AL ID = every soss 'sN
TIE afternoon, except "lsB hose dale, al =. ~
WHEN lie ships VII 'esva % Nordsy sane -. ---''
TIE UNION WI leave New.Ycrk on Il, lSAs
tie WINFIELD SCOTT % BE IL Of Jaoe 4, ~. Cs
leans W
These 'h'Ps have been oait VIA great care Az e0
no ssii or expense spared "a seears strength .O. =.
esrgort They srs In every reSqee frs, eass
Fer freight or PNssae-. a?fly Is fogows.
For steamer Onion to
sPOFFORD. rlLEsToNk co.
For steamer Win6eld Scou,o
wy5Ue DAVIS. BROOKS CO. q R,.,
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p PrRo.R0s-N,.D 49, OF sAILIN0

F,r fr-,rrt or passage, eppiy 20 EDWARD X COL
s'>g o. AsIlst NeT-IorS, Brown SMILEY \
GO Liverpool =. ~ ROBERTS, & co. IS Kings Arms
fard. LONDON. 6OIievard. Monimarus, Paris
Afar i1s sg OF Apu neTi, ls rats Of frsigcI ~ hs
s1pve steamers 9u Liverpool vii ID materially reiuceo
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rHOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

A GON-Exira Family sse.nef. DO let June By ne
,e,cssh In. f-ou Pnnana 70 san 2 snc4sco.-Tae vel
known ana fsyonis Steamer os
lsco ton. h.vtr pst extensive sli convenient accom-
rrotsll1rs f5r es-sepSfs.e t.s- rf0ns IN ooth
"A on ard second cshin-y b. despatched ~ M Pscthc
msu ste,m.h,p Company tho lei Jdn-, rom Panama
Her sfa no fa5n San Frsncsco ptr NED 10 twenty
ne dsys She ~l be ready Ia receive 40 nosfo lied-
,sv N th-lr arrival 10 Fs1a-ns the pssfa7g-s ntendiug
70 20 b7 her sd 5y leaving Ms fark 10 ne a.-umef
which vii be despatched lhs Middle % Nay. 10 conneci
win her and by syAng Of tie r-duci rSes % fare. hey
VII secure cet.,n;y ard ecouOuy offered by no othes
steamer. For ackels which ~il be-lu he SAoon a@V
rom PSaEms 10 Franc sco, Fl Csbin sio-Appy 10
ROWLAND 4 AsPINNALL. - l 50 SolIh st ais II
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TRAVELLING.

II S. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
u sIFORNIA, Cubs Central and South America Sc-
IudBpenfable TO AveHra and gold miners sure pro-
protection sgsinfI foreign aggression. Visitors 20 he
Worlds FAR require them, II they visit the Continent
especially In iI preaer disturbed SAFE Americans apply
Ing for elerr he london POs 0ce muI produce 1aer
Broadway myS lw+
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MORRIS 4 ESSEX RAILROAD

MORRIS q ESSEX RAILROAD
I'VE sUMHER ARRANGEMENTS Leave Dove
A. NJ Freight; 7 10 A. "a snd 7 NJ Leave MoriiDn
a. Ffeighi: g. - A. u. snd So T a. Leave hNy4sl
FREIGHT; 6 q s = A ~. sad 10, 8 i8 NJ.
REFUSING, LEAVE Nfw-YoSK For Dover 20, III
A IA Fteisht. aud 4 ~ For Mouislown 81, llq
A NJ Freight; and I, &. z " For Ahlyiils St
n so A NJ freight; and 4, u i vi
DovER PAssESGER Inns i osve Dover, 1l0A Nc
Up ~; Morrlssown, ! - u and 80 Pm kstlfz
7 S. A N and ? - Z ~ slmmit ID A n. and PA,
Miuvll e. s - A NJ. and ID + ST. Orange, sB AN 81
SSsPM Arrive 81 Newark 30 n and 3 50 Pm
Nsw.Yor Al Q So All aud 80 L NJ.
RETURNING-Lesve New YOIk at 80 AN. sad 4Pl.
leave Newark al IS - sud IS Pm.
The Morning Dover Trsln will receive sod delfs
passengers at Rockaway, Oonville Morris Plains, Morn
Town, Madison Chsgham. summit hnl'iAe, sosz
Orange aud Orange Oepou only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

TALIFORNIA.-The Independent Line
Oio saA francisco Via ChtgreL direct The Ip,ensd
rev steamship NORTH AMERICA. ore Of Ihs fss-ss.
s.sers 10 re word. Will leave her fourh I'll % Cha
gres 90 TUESDAY, Nay IS, a. ocl0cE. n from Per
30 Norlh River foot O. 1rris a. sac VIII arrive
sst hrse Java u a1ys1ce OF he nal steamer .1a caves
az ths Iaue DAY Erd VII be Ia ule i0f Ia ses1er u
ts sh Mar from PGnAuA For pafssge or frcKng a ne
IoT raiss Apply a. lhe OGcs On Per No, !. N.Y. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

TENO LET-The store ~ Ann. st. ten feet
h by twenty ak. Rent $Sco Inquire ~ The store
u,6 IL WELLS ! co.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-Co

u
~ mencing March ST. kAMAPO AND PAVERSns
kAlLROADs-EXpfrss Tfsins lesye Sufsms a NIy.,
Or ca the arrival OF The IRE rains Az Of oecct AZ
stopping only A. Psiers'u SO Psssac Bridge ns sei
Nj, stopping only 81 hohOhuks, Paterson and Sol,
sPhrgi 81 u ? Nj, stopping culy 81 hohoGss pusrsS,
ard Boiling Spring
Leave New York ~ ociocG A ". stopping ava
Paterson ard HohoE1s y O'Clock ? 81 sopPrg =,
Al HoirR Spring fstssc .Idgs snd Paterson, A6eaos
z. N stopping only 5, Pal-n0n snd Hohotua TAe a.
press trsirs leave Ne ke-sl slsuon, PssrsJn ~ Nss
fork 81 Il gnd A. ~ srd I a On lhe Afrsd IN
trains from soferrt Sc Up Waus STOP al sergxz
signal.
way TRArNs leave srTerns'r Ut 81 4 N Aod Nsw.Ya
81 z. stopping 81 al The stslOus below PSie0cA a
a. the stations sboye On s'gusl
SUNDAY fRAiNs lesye Sud-rrs al 81 M-beAe S.s.
Yort II z, NJ, stopping above Psssrson only b.
hohus
PATERsoN TEAMS lesve Paterson At and lloooa
N and a and 81 O'Clock 2. H.-Leave New. Yui ~
and 10 A. NJ, and l9i ard $ O'clock Z 81.
SUNDAYS Leave mRrGcts - sgA.4On a. 81 oclOk A. Il
or on arrival OF The train from Sudems-Lesgs PsgSss
DEPOT At s O'Clock 2. A.-Lesye New.Yoa ~ 0clsa
A NJ and O'Clock 7. ~ The Sunday Tralas stop helcs
Paterson only al Huylers sud Boiling Spring m29a
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ELLIOTT'S NEW GRENADA

PARCEL ard PASSENGER FNPhEsS Will be dia-
psched by the Sesmer Of hsy N. Tor rsnsms Acspu-
co Hszslsn San Bias San Diego, Aort-rey, ssn Frs7-
cisco. Sacramento CITY As.oris sni lne aiaes
Cod Duet 9feight PACKAGES an PSceis inslred sad
shipped ~ lowest rates ,,
FAMILIES ard psrisd persoas crossing The lsa'
mus nav secure he assistance az ne tropn-tf VINO n's
made nc moat conn etc Arrangements for th- sas snd
rev convevsnce through California and inter ediass
TICKETS SECURED AT LOWEST RATES
Packages bv ths Express have oeeu detained on
the IsAmus (sghOuRh The Proprietor has condiced an
Express through 10 and from ssn Srzncsco I'VE uhesl
fer q reason a. Opce obvious 10 all
The Proprietor has spared labor or expense % As
this Express al that the business public demand hAvng
made he mosI complete Arrangements with ne eesl
transportation Agents The lsh pas ard Win moss OF
he Atlantic sud Pacific steamers nc Two oceSos con-
Quoting he Express through and Aeudiss % Al business
personally 10 place Of messenger renders Il certain hS
he forward pAcksges OF al knts ani DO 81 business
required Of Express Ia ess ume, ia better manner
ana al han be done under sny other sys
tenn This Is lie only Express stopping a. Mexican por1
Repeated CON plants thar sight has been carried past a
death Aiou by Exprel Induces tbs Proprietor 10 aIend
promptly 20 the execution Of al orders To Acapulco Ma
allan San as. San Diego aud Moo Grey, ana conuec-
ing AZ Panama with Express Tor Valparaiso and Caliso
The plan OF this Express 80 much admired o. mat PACK
delivered personally 81 their DESTINATION oy mo
Proprietor, II desired. ., ,
Information concerning deceased persons obtainSd sud
their effects forwarded promptly. BIZ Ant DrAas col
lected and all orders eXrcuged With Dispatch.
Administration. I. Butter King, san Frsnciscoi
L. Il Bacon, 81 D San Jose Phelps I King nan 20
Chsihaul.st New York, r Sgt.Ou. 60 Wai-st, Ne@-
York; Stone = sOhs5. Br0okSn; BIAer AcC@tt
Philadelphia; Hon. kuGs ChoS,e. Eosou; BoR K C.
Winthrop Boston. Sml.h Ober Co Haserhi.i-sI Boz
ton; ODER 1 MeKoukey. Baltimore
OrFIcEs-ssn Francisco. u Gay 81; New York 81
ono o.; Baltimore corner Of dan1y4r snl LIno Md 81
40 Il AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT
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ITO LET-The Store and Basement,
Il lei Nassau ST. rexi TO the Herald olce. The pre-li.
es have been occupied the last wears ReecOry
or Esng House and good stand cor further pSlncu.
lSrs inquire on tle premises OF JAMES AChERMAN
IN stairs myo 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 90,

DR. TURNER Chrome Thermalst,
hsr removed 10 "a Essi TEellh-sL begwsen srosd'
vysv and Fourth avenue. myo IN
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GENTRAL RAILROAD Oh NEN
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY-

I" OItAN1ANN A1HtFE@ y y y .,,1,e 81
lsH The new and elegant Steamer RElNObba -
ALERT DseEOoT, viii leave Nov. fOfk from 20 =
huTrAy-sI every Monday, "wednesday and bney
lng, Al O'Clock, aud retur,ing leaVo Absny -,
f6ursdays and Saturday, a. ue same hour, nasT ~
N b For further Information apply " JAMES slso.1i
4 CO. Beaver ~. New YOFS Fare " herOail5SS
Pokeepsie, 90 cents.
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'E'RB BRITISH and NORTH AMER


FE'RB BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL aAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEV.- ORk ard LIZ ERPOOL. direct. and BETWEEN
BOSTON ard Lyernoo-Tue Boston shlpI ony ca4llg
al a.ffX io land ard receive Nal and passengers.
ARABIA, tnpt --- AFRlCA :. Ryre
FFESIA. Cert -. EUROPA. + q. L5i
ASA. G DO p JuckLs NIAGARA. } stone
AMERICA n Saerno1. CANADA, W Harrs31.
CAMBRIA J Lei,ch
Thee vesieis carry q clear wti,e Igh. a. masthead,
zrr+r % glartcarc bow. red On por, bow.
canada Harrison. from BOSTON "Wednesday. April g.
AFRICA Rydo. irom NEN-YORh, "Wednesday, Apnl =.
AMERICA. Shannon, I'm bOSTOs, Wednesday April 19
ASIA. Judkirf ron NEW YORK, Wednesday, May
NIAGARA, SiCre, ffom BOSTON Wednesday, May a.
EUROPA Lojt nom NEWNORk, WeinestGy, Nay Il.
CAMBRIA. -, from BOSrON "Wednesday May ..
AFRICA, Ryrie, nom NEW.Y0RN, Wednesday, Ja1e
CANADA, Harrison. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, June II.
ASIA. JudkiuI from NETWORK. WedneIday, June l2.
AMERICA. shannon, fr BOSTON, Wednesday, June >
Pessase from New-YoTE or Boston 10 Liverpool hnI
cabin, Sl2r.
seco1t eabn passenger Will be s2ksa Aaer lac Ii Of
MAY, utul further nouce.
BeritS rot secured uriil paid 'or
81 "a. VII be charged specie beyond az amount Tor
personal EXPENSE
p excererced Surgeon on board.
= Al letters and newspapers musi pafs through ne
PottCace. For irais or passage Apply 10
l. CUNARO, Jr So Broadway.
e French. Germsn aad Other Foreign Coos, 70
celVed 8nt brought II common VITA Brlsl GJots-
TElough bills Of .scDg are given IL HaYTe of ne"-forA
a. II
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IMPRESS LINE for CHAGRES
IIdirect a. tie ioweE redlced rzses. TIE reE ard
splendid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 400 E11t re-
giBler VII sal ron pier No. l. Norlh River, o. Z Z IS
BAY lie l5La OF hsy 81 P b. Rcr negai - PasI2gs'
having superior sccouznccslorI. Apply %
a. tMl5 Z. MILLS, 81 Cortland 81
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OAVONIA SEMINARY for You

n Ladies' The Misses WELLSTOOD VI. commence
iher Saumef for Boarding and Day Scholars Mon
day, May s. or Ler0y-sv between South Fh and SIKH
a. Ssssv CITY For CircUsIs apply 20 tbs Principals
orto y Il. WILCOX, I. 5. School Agency, 20 ssoai.
NJ uy5 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

I'VE and Bell Hangers having ei'conunued tnsir sore
SIS Broadway will continue The above busness ~ usual A.
q Mercerst Y where every thiog IN ghe line OF 1zs-
less viii be done with punctusiy and dspa.cn- n b.
- my3 In
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ITO RENT.-Ono or two gentlemen
4 could be provided with PLEASANT rooms either with
without board, in private family 10 desirable To-
oalty nv msking application q, 10 GrAnd-s Cars pass
every 4 We minutes. myo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-06

a CARD.-Rev. JAMES MILLETI,
AAM. h,s removed 10 sos Broomen for the better
secomuoc sion Of bic pupils Ma NJ has The s1osrySoo
OF The Female Department French and the Classes arc
not extra It's designed 10 keep The school select - 20
The morals and sso e thorouEhness OF Ihs nst[9eon
innsned Apply Sc aboye NY -soAlu
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pFNOVAL-JAS. w. FAULKNER,

d Ws,ch Maker ard Jeweller, has removed from $50
Rrosdwsv pfxt ooor to Bects TO 453 Broadway
f Grsud-s where would De pleased to receive con-
tiruArr Of public patronage. Re has ms1e msny so1l-
tors 10 his sock ali OF which offered al prices "a low
as soc3s - he quality can be purchased elsewhere
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

u "Perkins and Blake appear have disposition
to disclose Senator Brghts crawling the feet of Gov
Wright, begging twenty-fo hours for the boon Of an
interview"
This is the language Of that very consistent Demo
crat, NJ c. CARRIER, editor Of the Courier Madison
Mr. Blake of the respectable citizens Of the
State Samuel E. Perkins is Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court and gentleman of irreproachable cha
racter They say "that mutual explanations having
taken place between these gentlemen, under circum-
stances alike honorable to both" etc. There was no
begging crawling in the case and Messrs Perkins and
Blake authorise say that all such insinuations
false and unfounded The interpretations Of friends pro-
duced the explanations and reconciliation between these
persons and the enemies Of both will secretly eldeavor
to rekinde the fame. Take away from CARRIER all
hopes Of quarrel, and Ohellos occupation is gone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
Dave Herriman.

II seems that Democratic friends up North have
been taking old friend Dave Herman task, loI
not supporting Judge Borden. Among the rest is Oil.
Aveline, editor OF the Huntington Observer and
Thomas Tiger, OF the Fort Wayne Sentinel David
plies in article Of half column, filled with his quaint
expressions and closes with the following pahetical ap
peal, which filed heart with sympathy for poor
Dave:
Is not the above satisfactory thy holiness! Wilt
thou in thy goodness and mercy, Thomas, Oliver and
William, the trinity Of editors look down upon David
who has snned aeainst James, and thy sight pardon
him for this great SIM But il this is great
ceive mercy at thy hands, wilt thou grant respite
for one horr, that may acknowledge that the Most
High rulcth, before am off into that awful abyss
with Rves, Talmadge and MCarty, there to reap the
reward Of my apostacya o, great and noble editor,
wilt thou for this mei-dont turn me with
the beast Of the field and let my body be wet with the
dew Of heaven until my hair grows ike eagles feathers
and my nails like birds claws-but o. noble edit
oTs let me be restored and will acknowledge thy
esty and goodness and that thou giveth whom thou
will I ask this in the Of Thomas, Oliver and
William. Amenl ID. B. HERMAN"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
Out of the Party.

The following resolution unanimously adopted at
the recent Freesoil Convention in Cincinnati:
Resolved, That the Hon. s. p. Chase, Senator in
Congress from this Stale, has formally Withdrawn from
party; while regret this course and that may
be injurious the Of freedom feel il TO be
duty to declare to the public that do not hold
ourselves responsible for his official acts recognise
him representative.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in relation to this resolution
says that Senator Chase "ately addressed letter
the editor Of the Toledo Republican in which he de-
clares his intention to support the ticket nominated by
the Democratic State Convention which met at Colum
bus the 9th Of August and gives his therefor
length He is, therefore, read out Of the party"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
Patent Office Statistics.

From the Patent Office Report for 1850-5l just print
ed we learn that the number Of applications for patents
received at the United States Patent Office during the
year ending December 3lst, 1850, 2l93; the
ber Of caveats fled during the same period was COZ
The number Of patents issued during the year 1850
995 including 27 reissues, additional improvements
and SO designs. Within the same period es4 patent,
hxve expired The receipts Of the Office for the year
1850 amounted ss6 s27 o5 the expenses were $50,
100 95; leaving balance to the credit Of tbs patent
fund Of So ,s26 10. The expended for agrcul
fural statistics 50 $50 80.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10, 1851.
The Next Presidency.

The Goshen Democrat contains long and well writ
ten article on the Presidency. Many of the
clusions which the writer arrives think entirely
correct bat we regret disposition to dsparage
the claims OF Gen. Cass. The writer says:
HIf the announcement of the nomination OF Lewis
Cass comes up from the Baltimore Convention in May,
the announcement of his defeat will up from the
balot-box in November. The one result will assuredy
smoothe the over-n shutting eyes and try
ing to imagine that things We had far bet
look the facts in the face and seek to evade the
danger"
1t may not be proper to nominate the distinguished
patriot and statesman, who standardbe in
the last contest The Convention must determine, and
thy contemporary will at once see the improperly Of
such articles and regret their publication. We take il
that the Democrat will support Gen. Cass if he is
mated. In such a his energies would be greatly
crippled by the arguments which Wings would draw
from his columns. Out Of his own mouth will they
condemn him. II Gen. Cass is nominated, he " i'll be
elected. He viii receive every Electoral which he
did in the last contests and in opposition to Gen. Scott
will unquestionably obtain the Of Maryland; North
Carolina, Georgia, Florida Kentucky and Tennessee.
Against Mr.. Fillmore, he would receive the vote Of
Pennsylvania New Jersey, Rhode Island and Connect.
cut which he lost in the last election There dam
ger of the defeat of any National Democrat who may
receive the national nomination Perhaps Douglass
Lane might receive larger VOTE but any Of the disn-
gushed names mentioned would succeed, with the
dorsemsnt Of the Democratic Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18

The Democratic majority in the Legislature Of In.
diana Is much too strong. Ii will produce dssensons
among the Democrats themselves and we should have
preferred that the Wings had made decent sort of
hight in the Hoosier State. In the Senate there are forty
Democrats and ten Wings. Every body will confess that
this is unreasonable-nay, it is unfortunate In the
House It is something better being 81 Democratic to 81
Whigs--makng majority on joint ballot of only So.
Ihis, we believe, is rather than il in
Kentucky, in the Senate, and nearly as bad for the
Wings in the House it formerly was here for the
Yoeman.
We hope, Democrats of Indiana, this day of your
power may not be followed by your division and
overthrow We should like Kentucky brethren,
trenbe such tremendous overpus OF strength
the Wings. The lower you reduce the latter the more
they resort to the tckery and craft low unscrupuous
cunning. Democrats Of Indiana, beware of your own
unparalleled and various forces and Of the nsdous ap-
proaches OF your wiley foes with temptation corrup-
tion division and aternal disrust When man reioiced
most in the power and perfection Of his virtue the
pent kestated not TO warning Of eternal profit
if rightly improved. Ohio Statesman.
Our friend Medary must have had CARRIER in his eye
when he the above When such traitors can re-
ceive the countenancc and support of Democrats
VIC admit there is danger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-18
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. II, 1851.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis RaiIroad.

It is settled that the distance from Cincinnati
ST. Louis by the direct route, will be three hundred and
twentyfour miles, while the distance between the same
places the indianapolis route will be only three hun.
dred and forty-ive mes-diherence twentyone miles
which will be much more than overcome by the low
grade Of the Indianapolis route allowing greater speed
So that, after all the talk about this NATTER will be
the speedest route between Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
and at least ninety miles the between ST. Louis
and Cleveland Sandusky These are facts that can
not be got rid of by common arguments and will ut
matey produce their legitimate results.