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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-02
A sToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE SEVENTH WEEK

EOH, PAPA! PAPA! ARE YOU AWARE THAT PRO-
" fessor Anderson is going away and
y been once TO see himi NO dear; 10 it so why.
and his last day performance Saturday.
Won't you take us again, papsl Well yes, If
places. oh, papa. Issw announced
So" "Then I'll engage seats for you, my pet."
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New YoRx UNITED STATES SENATOR The bill 10 pro-
vide Tor the election of United States place OF
Mr. Dickinson lost yesterday in the New York
ate BY a vote OF 10 10 49, Mr.. Beekman. who has
shown himself every inch a man, the only wing
who voted against The hill Had he voted ia the arma.
tive the bill wonld have passed and in that Ham
ion Fish tSew ardie, for aught any say TO the
patriot Daniel s. Dickinson the United States Sena'e;
for the bill merges houses into for the purpose
OF said election, instead OF leaving each house to act IN
dependently contemplated by the constitution. We
suppose this final disposition Of the subject far
the present legislature concerned the people
will have chance express their We've on the subject
Al the ballot -hoxea Many THANKS due 10 MIR Beck
man for his hrmneas and moral courgs 10 ths matter
Al prees0t thsss fair psoepec that IN the Staass OF
Ohio New York. and Massachusetts, eaeh Of which WA
relied on for irse-soi United States SENATOR the slec-
ton will be postponed until the next session and ihat
then will be chosen who are friendly 10 the CON-
promise msssares Frse,sosm u y bad way en-.
iirsly--N Y Journal Of Comrsv1. March 4 -#E.
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To The Hin ----. s"afo, I,o~. ---i
Al u o'clock yesterday, Immediately upon The termi-
OF the thirty Congress, The SENATE
Hon w King. president, IN the chair) IN pursuance
of circular addressed 10 the members ssvessly by the
pesident OF The United States. OF which the following
q copy l9e4sla.
sra Whereas divers snd weighty causes conn~c,ed
with business necosra 10 b1 Lansso~d oea"
an qlifiix ma The oonsc DC e
yened YOU are therefore requested as nh9motI " uA
body 70 suend a pretin. Thereof, 70 De nsu - u's
Capitol Ia the cy Of Warrington, on Tue in dsy o. ~
iiistani 40, npgE
WAsaiso Ios, March ., 1851
The following senators. whose terms OF service mac
EXPIRED and who have been elected Tor fur'het Term
OF six years. recog aud sworn IN according 70
the usual form
From Michigan. Lewis Cass-
Indiana. Jesse d. Bright
Mississippi, Jefferson DAVIS
Mary land. Thomas G Pratt
Virginia James NJ Mason.
Maine, Hannibal Hamlin
Texas, Thomas J. Rusk
WISCONSIN,, Henry Dodge
Also attended and sworn 10. James A, Bayxfd, new
senator from the State OF Delaware.
Twelve O'Clock was fixed upon as the daily time Of
meeting al the present session of the Senate
kessrA BeIrlen and Hunter were appointed TO wait
upon the President OF the United States and inform HIM
that quorum was in attendance. and ready to receive
any communication which he might have to MAKE
And then the Senate adjourned to tomorrow.
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The Hon James Thompson. chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee OF the House Of of the United
States reported the memorial impeach the Hon.
John c. Warous district Judge OF the United States for
the State of Texas, that the time short TO in
qure into the grave charges preferred against the said
Judge.
By an amendment to the civil and diplomatic bill. il
was provided that the said district judge Of Texas should
hold annual sessions OF his court at Austin Tyler, and
Brownsville, in Texas, TO try such should prop.
ery come before each of said The said Judge is
daily authorized to classify the respective counties in
each OF said subdivisions according 10 the convenience
and interests Of said counties There is we learn vast
amount of business in Texas which will be accommo-
dated by this arrangement
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cary OF WASHINGTON.
wEDs ELS o. noss,rs, MARCH .. 1901.


In the early days OF the republic, the isdsr. Senate
al with closed doop-, This couIse Was msniisslly
opposed 10 the true spirit and principles Of govern
nen that the Legislature OF Virginia Tor several years
protested against it. and hpsy for general purposes The
Senate adopted the practice Of sitting in open sssson.
But the practice sill prevailed during extraordinary
called sessions Of sitting with closed doors We have
repeatedly en,esed our protest against this mode o. pro-
ceedng, and shall. al an early day. repubsh OF our
former articles on this subject We grahed to learn
that the Senate yesterday, by very decided vote
al 3deternned to sit in open session except IN strict
y executive business. This is attaining high and i'm
portan practical result on the clearest theorec system
OF our and cannot but be very satisfactory
to those who desire this government administered
on true constitutional principles We refer to the debate
and proceedings this subject in columns OF 10 day
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This establishment is 10 reopen tonight with com
pany composed OF ladies' and gentlemen OF established
reputation. The manager promises well as 10 the arac-
ton he is from time TO time to give u.s. and we are dis
posed to believe him in the earnest he gives us in the
engagement of his first star. Mr. Neahe This gentle.
has been highly spoken Of by the press both North
and South lie comes to with most envabe reputa-
on by the press generally placed at the head OF
native tragedans Let all him and their impair
tia verdict. Notwithstanding the universal guarantee
we have Of bis excellence. He appears tonight az
Othello. -@ Et-
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BLOCKADE BY ENGtIsH or ALL THG PACIFIC PORTS OF
SAN SALVADOR AND iospUaAs-Ad om Central Amer
lea down 10Th of January, put us in possession OF
the fact port Of Tge. IN Honduras As wen rs all
The POS the Pacific belonging 10 San Salvador and hon
have baen put under bockads by the British MIC
also was threatened and is probably at this
ment subjected 10 a similar wrong and outrage.
---- 80 BaAtmore Sun
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d. The safe and comm odtous steamer CO.
-xsks0s iumbia, Captain Harper, having recently been
placed IN will her
TN. District saturday, the ls March, leaving Copmsrcs
Wharf, O'Clock Afternoon
succeeding Saturday during
turning will Rleys Wharf, Washington O'Clock, and
O'Clock Wednesday the
different landing on nvcr, . usual.
freight passage apply the board, fol
lowing agents.
CHARLES woRTHINGToN, BaInmors.
IL. WHEAT Bro, Alexandria
.... u, PICKKEL l. CO., GEORGETOWN.
THOMAS b. RILEY, Washington.
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Extracts the correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald


Senate have upon Father Richie, resolutions and
old is in great danger. II he has single invete-
enemy in tho Senate. his case is gone"
From another]
"MARcH 3.-Fsther kitcnie hangs upon a hair"
The danger is upon us. and the har-suspended sword
has fallen upon head and yet not striker to
the earth our sky is still brigh,-our spirits still buoy
ant Even in the OF yesterday the public sympa
thy has to soothe us. free and liberal people
will suffer any man to be stricken down thus 7
We know cause, and we know our countrymen.
The indomtabe spirit which has enabled us to pass
through many storms of persecution will bear safely
through the fiery ordeal The very means which our
enemies have taken cleave down will react upon
them, and only make stronger. We do not doubt it.
We stand upon ground from which defy all oppos-
ton We still trust in the justice and magnanimiy OF
Congress The two last houses Of Congress in our
favor and il the want Of time to overcome their par
amenary tactics which defeated the resolution Of relief
What will the people of Tennessee say TO the following
proceeding of their senator!
From the New York Trbune.l
ssSATK-sAruRpAY EVENING.
The joint resolution for the relief OF Mr. Richie was
Mr. Badger moved second reading with view TO its
Mr. Dickinson asked If nsjority could not overcome
one objection.
The Chair said the rules forbid bill being read twice
day. r- @ .s.s.
Mr.. furney insisted his objection +. ....
Blu, the time has come for sweeping such objections
out Of the way We rely upon the Congress for just
ice There we shall have no vindic,ve "Hon Hopkins
L. Turney" close the door of justice BY his memorable
" object The people OF Tennessee will never send
such back to the Senate to prostitute its dignity IN
order crafty his "prvate griefs" We shall have no
Ewing there 10 speak just claim to death, and to
crafty, his character Of senator the complaints OF the
Secretary Of the Interior. "know ths, the King OF
France does 40, avenge the wrongs OF The Due dor
leans" We shall have John Wentworth to institute
his star chamber nqusilon, to hatch plots in close
committee and gable the testimony sgansta man whom
he hates You viii find such vndictive and profit
gate politician the Congress of the United States
The Augean stable has been partially cleansed; and we
shall abide in the justice of the next Congress- and the
sound opinion of An enlightened people.
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AyorHEs TO HoS DANIEL WEBsTER-A spank
ns pair Of gray horses arrived here morning. the
way to Washington, as present to Mr. Webster They
are rcai splendid animals and, TIA ,hs stylish coach he
has gently received, will make beautiful turnout
[Baktimore Patriot, March B
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ron NEW on LEANS DIRECT.

xkR The and splendid double engine steamship UNION
nk Captain Thos \. Budd will York f New Or
ssas di.set, 9. Saturday, March This shp, in
neloa WIN the Esd elegant steaxnsp WINFIELD
wu ksm senimonthy ise New York and New Or
,sa3A ssvas sach the every
Tbss vssses have been built and
Ne eoefer on p.assnfes and have double
oehar valuahsss
va II ~ sF0fpoRD, TIIsxsToN, \ CO..
:. j. II 4 ~ 81 sts ts3l3i - south ssvee,, Nsw YORK
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We say from he highest authority, that Gen Charles
James is loroug going nll.bloodod democrat o. ns
national Union school Providence Post
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Tup xsus OF 1859 Among the things omitted TO be
done by onares. suorizs tue census oil 1900 10 %
printed N, provision having been made ior H. we shall
uot have the census printed till 1852 hall Parisf'
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DRo~PECTUx- HEAMERiCANTELEGRAPHi. the uue OF
Aay afternoon b commenced in the city Of
by undssgnsd will
sdspsndsnt politics. and devotsd bssiasss aAtU ssisa
public invited H. and advertisements respectfully soil
cited.
CONNOLLY, Winner, 4 MccILL.
March 6-ecdn
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Colonel William q Minor clerk Of the Missouri senate,
died on the 1911 ult -
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s.pr.m. Coar. of ,ns United state.
TuEspAY, March 4. 1851.

NIdICU 1uUI. y
Roswell Marsh, esq, OF Ohio, Andrew Garrison, and
Henry Bennett, esqs OF New York, were admitted at'or-
news and counsellors OF this court
No. 1914 J. L. White u.s. d. and A. Kingsand Co.
In error TO the circuit court OF the United States for
Louisiana On motion of MIR. Giile, counsel Tor the
defendants in error this case dismissed with COSTS
No 1o7 James A. Potter claimant. &C., appellant
the United States On appeal from the circuit court OF the
United States for South Carolina On motion of Mr. At
orney General Crttenden, the appeal in this case was
dismissed.
No 81 George NJ Gill; trustee, &C., plaintiff in error.
u.s. Robert divers executors Ell a. The argument OF th,s
cause was continued by Mr. Johnson for the defendants
II error and concluded by Mr. Nelson for the plaintiff in
error asa Ha 8.
Adjourned until Tomorrow, IL O'Clock, q. m
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National Hall.

National Hall. 80
nANAera, a. J.. =. POTTER.
Thursday Evening, March 6,
win be performed shahspesres tragedy Of
OTHELLo.
M "spo.
To conclude with the Of A ~
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
Boxes rs cents; seats 50 gallery IS
Doors open o'clock begin At
Boz once open from 1910 s.
March
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AT moment when furious opposition is attempting
to strike down. and 10 deny common justice, may
be somewhat excusable in to publish the following
tract concludes with singular wish, which is
superior to the Spanish exclamation, May you live a
thousand years I"
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CARUsIB SALOON.
TIE List CONCERT
request Of many musical smaseurr
MADAME ANNA Bishop
Has professional arrangements, - to rye,
On Friday sre~ins, MareAs,
GRAND FAREWELL CoHCERT,
will appear, in several among
which
LYRIC REGULATIONS, -4#
the grand opsrauc spectacle II
JUDITH,
Produces in Mexico York. Boston, and Phadclphia
unparalleled success the celebrated Mad scene from
LUCIA DT'LAMMERMoOR
Madame A. B. will be assisted by
sfGNOK NOvEILi and Mr.. BhYLEf
Pull particulars issued speedily.
Tickets Al each. To be had q usssl places.
Concert 10 begin ut O'Clock doors open ~ O'Clock
5-9uf
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"WEDNESDAY, March 5. 1851.

WEDNESDAY,, March 5. 1851.
No. 49, j. Van Rensselaer, Phi. Keaneyda al. Appeal
from the circuit court of the United States for New York
Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF this court,
affirming the decree OF the said circuit court IN this cause,
with costs
No. 100 A. Spear, appellant, II. Place ct al This
cause was argued by Mr.. Coke for the appeees.
No 100 G. Dorsey, appellant. us. G. lakewood. This
cause was argued by Mr. Butler for the appellee.
Adjourned until 10. morrow, III O'Clock, n. m.
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WAS STOLEN from The subscriber, Saturday night i.st
containing from 81 600 TO ~ 500 In
gold excsptas sovereign The bor
work COMMONLY called By cshrs maks
Oirs hsvn Two hundred dollars
pieces in this box and the remainder
which Of mahogany boz. There
sceps asnsd BY Allison Nsylos and
g. Gramme also the mshofsny boz oesldes which her
some four The hole ~
with rose wood one side partly Tn. viii
he paid for the recovery Of the money. -
Mar 49, VIM L. JONES'
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NOW the splendid city,
recently finished IL is beautifully q
Streets unsurpassed healthy good
Its position the different
equidistAn
rooms and LOFTY ~ chambers
20 The parlor saloon feet BY a. and height
Of ceiling 10 finished the modern style 1t
spacious BATH snordns hot cold and shower bath and
also beautifully
rs Ths
furnished cold sink aud pump the best
laid hail. paf,or
dining In the for convenience and
nothing omitted The stsbng
have been permanently built and include
IRE proof ash pit and conveniently
Mar Jas. CADEN.
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MONDAY EVENING. MARCH ., 1881.

~ hts nkvoLuTIoNARY PENSIONS
[nno6diatAy siter The r-cess. e asaa 81 81. l.sti H
o. 1Attj66 ~ Mr.. WALDO the Joint resolution sY.
plai6H me- aets n Jcns 7,lsAi March q, is4s. and
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From Montgomery oo~rfy, Va.

81 would say you In the good cause and still
brighten the have erected for yourself and
max. bright that IL be constant light TO ppsiery
guide them ~ the path OF liberty NotwithanSin
the efforts OF and fanatics TO detsce the
they try the brighter Il viii shine All the hahn wish you
is, thai You may live forsrr
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We indebted to The Washington correspondent q
OF Yesterdays Baltimore Sun for the following compi-
ment:
"Mr. Richie has become martyr in noble cause
Whatever errors he may have been guilty Of ut one I'm,
or ano,her he hss been honest, faithful to his
party and to the Union and b- cootsge and
BE Jude mark bright and glorious spot IN the era OF
this government IL will be for the next Congress TO
the de OF the which has Just expired"
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LrOR SAIAEa horse Brouxham, Price
ese Apply 81, the stables in Of Mrs. esA,by house.
dentA Square.
March
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THE AnAestcam Chanesry Digest, being Analytical
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United States Courts Of Courts
present time with and ceptou index snd much
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Aso, Donsts Civil Law Burrls New Law Dictionary
Insurance Bnht Husband and Wifi. Parsons Select
CASES. and other law books for the lowest New York
Phlsdelpha prices in every
March
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..s. washington and Alexandria Beat.
a n The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will q
R,e&ne part Al the following hours. coach coopects
with the boat In Washington. Boats fare l2S
ooaeh e1
Leave Aierandrin at ., ~, liz, IN; 2 h m.
Leave washington Al sA, lok, l24, a. M; 81 ~,
JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
Mn5-5
A LADY who has experience teaching naustc 10
situation siisc In private family West
souh. For parieu apply Andres STORE
10 South 3th street, Phiadeipbia. n
MGt-3M
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPAEDIA. No. ~, jsst
i sued. Subscriptions received by
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Mars RooksetIsrs, 9Th
I ADIEs New Dress Cords. kahrosdestes, Shswis.
AcThe subscribers respectfully inform Their
generally
and Of spring goods embracing goods
ladies' respectfully
nouIar attention to fresh purchases 8 u
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ co,
SIT
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Flour sqnite firm, with fair business, at - "nc,r,
straight State 81 6S a 81 10, Ohio via New ~ -
~ rs e6, mixed Indiana end Michigan .ontnew VIVA
S47s is. Rye Hour steady at 50 rs 80 -.
Michigan, 10 ia cents Ohio, 100 lot CEN" ron ~
ern oats, - a 81 cents. Rye dbl Al % cents !, ~
9u'ck ~ % oo GEMS new eo"ipc'h ~. sing esL
stive inquiry NJ SIS ~, Ohio mes I'll ~ cher
80 10 Slo - mes Lad. bbls ssasi cene 1obsss
dull at 81 81 cents. Whisk~y, 24l u ~ cents. W
s,esdy-rdsniapd u N cents SEEDS. clover, ~.
ccnfs. Linseed oil, 72A a 10 cents. New county wv
tine, 81 81 per 2so lbs. MIR
There 10 more demand f rn oney, 9th Lefe I'm ai
don the last account but II IL stu heap ana
upon stocks, which ontin ltss bnoyanr -
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but not concluded the House having subsequently 40
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June I. is44. concerning the widows OF revolutionary
soldiers was taken up, and The Senate's amendment
thereto coucuued in. ~..#.
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(E1uacS HoH He cor1osPoHueHce ot He " H''a'u'I
"W AsHsaros, March I'm addition these bills, the
Senate have upon Father Rcbies resolutions and
the man is great danger N he has single nvee-
rate enemy in tho Senate, his case IL gone"
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Mr.. DUER made an Intellectual motion 10 get up ID,
bill 10 authorize the State OF New York 10 charge Ave
cent onnsxe duty in tho port Of Oswego the proceeds
20 to the improvement OF that harbor,
After some time spent ia the transaction OF uninpor
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At The lo,o price Of ONE DOLLAR per annum,
I 5 the cheapest weekly newspaper south Of the
/ Potomac, and as cheap as any in the Union.
This paper is made up chiefly from the Daily
Dispatch, consisting of the entertaining and
news matter Of that sheet, and carefully selected
light literature and poetry.
HUGHR. peasants, Principal Editor.
1t is designed to make it equal TO any Weekly
sheet in the Union for its general interest. In
tone and sentiment, it is Southern-its conductors
are Virgnans, and they hope to merit and re-
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They enter upon no mere speculation in their en-
terprize, nor are their views and opinions shaped
merely to catch the popular breeze. From edu-
cation, from position, from association, from in
terest, from choice, they are Southern men. Their
defence Of Southern rights is a defence of them
selves and all they hold dear;-that it has been
warm unremiting, and as far as their capacity al
lowed vigorous, no man who has read their sheet
will deny. To doubt that it will continue to be
so is to presume that the principles and ideas
which have been instilled into them from their
birth, can be eradicated, at period Of life when
men rarely change their views. They at least,
know it to be impossible.
Blythe low price at which the paper is pub
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
IL The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by n resolution of
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premium Of five hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses Of Congress, !"
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next.
1t is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure to the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise Of
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference TO and correspondence with
the present building as to preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan can be adopted, the com
mittee reserve to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption of parts OF different plans
submitted should such course be found necessary, in
which event, the committee also reserve TO them
selves the right to divide or npportion according
to their own judgment, the amount of premium to
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted. according TO the relative
Importance and merit Of each part adopted
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate on Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMBER, Both September, 1850.
N. b. The several daily papers published al
Washington will please insert the above daily foi
two weeks, and send their accounts to the Score
tary of the Senate. oct