davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

BOSTON AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law
The agents Of Mr. Potter who assisted in the recovery oil
Sins at Boston, have published the following card IN the
Savannah Republicans
4 CARD
TO TIE PEOPLE OF BOSTON:
Tie undersigned received during their late 'st 10 bosto
AZ Inc hands the good people Of that city 50 much marked
kn!ncss acnon courtesy and aid that they feel 10 De
their u, to make some formal and public acknowledgment
VI II.
&e went Boston in the pursuit % fugitive sia'eas
entire strangers viii; two letters oil introduction,
ana posscsSia. claim whatever the people Of That city
Uncr circumstances We were most Hospitality received
and were surrounded during stay there by many nun
rca Of gentlemen who aided by every means IN their
poacr The merchants OF the city in particular were
coit.Jcuaus in their efforts 1t would gave
Us measure enumeratn some OF these individuals,
oI ttir numbers great that il would be wrong 10
parti:ulrzc 10 MarAa rukey, officer D. A. Buman and
The Boston police generally indebted FOR the most eth
cca service and friendly advice Indeed our reception could
not vel have been kind and encouraging From let
trs which be seen, in our possession coming from
Of high standing make no doubt that we could
Ia: obtained security Dad il been requ!red) 10 Inc amount
u millions OF dollars. Every thing saw and heard IN
Boston las left minds the strong and enduring I'M
p.san the espcc liable citizens Of that place are law
g,9e pcople-de tecincd the laws executed, anu
determined do justice the South We venture to re-
mark in coacluso a the recovery OF another slave there
woai be attended win bul little trouble expense.
JOHN B. BACON,
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
To lie Editors q lie Enquirer

Dear Srs. was greatly surprised at seeing, in the En-
ouer If his morning private letter, written by me, 10 Ma.
um capon ESQ., Boston The letter was not designed
.n,ser sunnnsed thai the and opinions continued
in would be used in conversation, but in no other
n!, Statement; is made because ilinch from any OPP
MON expressed in the letter bur prevent supposi'n on
the par Of any one thar have undertaken TO eniah'h '
public uuon the subject of the letter Ii II should appear IN
any other paper This State hope the dlto! VIII 10 NC
the Justice 10 publish this note. Respectfully, W.
" ' y GEO w. RANDOLPH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
MARRIAGES,
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

MARRIED on ;unhy, the III. instant. i. DH'a. 81
Rev sepnen TAYLOR, Sir VINCENT GOUD"DH. 20
NE MARIA LOUISA DARRELL. oo;h OF iAis cay
- Wniy please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

US. CIRCUIT COURr.-Chiei Justice fancy arrived
On "Wednesday night in The Norfolk Boat ana yesterday
,oo, his sea, on tie Bench with Judge HalybuVtOn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
NJ. ). D'LiON.

Grfoln the san Francisco Public Balance of March BIZ
LarE FROM MENlCU-BATTLE BErwEES THE NEXT
c..s AND ArAcHEsWe learn from gentleman who ar.lv-
r n the city Yesterday board the brigantpc Mary PhTbe
f Cuav mas and Sal Diego that the cholera has for
some time raging fearful extent throughout Sonora. DR..
White an physician, is practising with great sue
cess throughout the country, and is looked apon the pre-
server OF people. His principal medicine is mixture Of
red pepper and watc and the success with which he meets
in curing the most rrulent cases Is astonishing.
In the latter par OF February battle fought between
the Sonora troops under Gen Castillo and the Apache In
dians in which former completely defeated
hundred .! tier best men being Killed on the field, and
siur over three hundred prisoners. Tie loss OF the In
linrs was iriing. The origin ri the war, informed
is The discovery of rich places OF gold and sver in the Apa
che country which the Sonorans attempted 10 work, but
49,. l-Id y Tie Indians, 80 much that
il was not safe dir except when in large parties 1t is the
wish Of the Sonorins drive off the pache order tina
they may work the mines but the signal defeat they me,
with the late engagement has rather dshclrened them
the crops in Sonora have almost entirely failed and great
deal OF distress is elt Tor the OF provisions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
optuscf y! lHt HOUSE OF Representatives.
WILLIAM McMURTRY,
Speaker oil the Senate

BERKELEY COUNTY, VA-The Mar,nsburp IVA !
Gazette says that Col John s. Soher clerk of the court
there 1 the las; twenty years. has rendered his resignation
70 take effect June l5,h ud understands thar Major Isar
Robinson Of Washington clerk in the NAVY Depart
ment, is 10 fill the vacancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

The subscription books The stock Of the Bank of the
Old Dominion, were opened Monday In Alexandria and
up 10 3oclock p NJ Tuesday, sixt-hree thousand dol
lars had been subscribed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

EgATS.-lu cases superior >& Ia, i, T., - ,,r>
Ell May9 bA - -
NlAILS,-!.jt-I casks Naus. "N,r-ihih '''
/ Y torres. assorted, for sac ~ .,.,.,,pT ,Ilt'
May9 IN -. - -.
UTE EL.-AiI ..rortnrDl Of A,!." -, -, u
= roni ;. 10 Inches squa.e Tor sale i. ''' Il ~
May ----------r-y vi
= EEP COOL.He nave 1H ..I.' " I'M. aS. -.
M ra:ofs OF dI'cI,G s!1sH, "h!c. VIC ,n.r. 4, HAH"
y,.- Opposite 'as hA'''-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
VOTE OF RICHMOND.

The polls we're closed Yesterday with the following result
White Basis. Mixed Basis. Compromise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

We have received large number OF the latest California
papers, There is not OF lhem that does not contain an
account of some murder, lynchng Nc. They exhibit u
finhtfu moral condition OF the Golden State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
INTERNAL, IMPROVEMENTS.

The following the propositions which Mr. LIONS a"u
Mr. Wise have given notice OF their nlcnton to submit IN
the Convention amendments the report OF the commit
rho IN the Legislative Departments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

~" Sales oil Francis l.. Brooks u: LOUIS,
blcca, OF nine hhds : hhiS. a. SIS ~, AHc !
chased By MessrS. \. Thomas X Son. Til, ere
ter order than any brought 10 ;"nrHe, :!!.- yeat
JND. NJ SHEp
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

may Judge from what he has felt on tho
tuJect{whIch he must b. expected 10 ~.
irrs.and the besi-the philosophy Of Goy.
-rnmenI--he was much more species than
sol d. His manner was singnlarly animated
aud winning. his voice flexible aud pessuas.
We; his face expressive as il was urlr. hia
figure, gait and gestures, remarkably grace
'nl and sprigmly in spite Of old age, and a
snap" as faulty as could we'll be.
Randolph in tho softer hours Of sorisl
"ase, when for a nUmeut spared by he sting
disease. or the worse pangs of tenper
mhttered by the "OnsciUusne Of an organ
zalon which d;ssociated him frorn Ills kind,
'"nvers"d stall more captivatiagly; had mach
i ;hn finer faculties, Imagination, Sen.ibili-
Z. VII. Taste, which Jefferson possessed
iot al ALL had rare dramatic 2 Fl; much
more nrgiuai turn Of mind; had cultivated
2r more those studies which were then AIT.
y called Polite Letters; knew mach more
han did bis kinsiDan of agreeable things:
was happier and finer in his discourse.
While equalls so abundant; intcrmixing the
qnieter passag 8 Of his talk with bright and
surprising things. flashes of fancy, striking
,ayings, and well turned prose. g 3igrame.
which seemed to come Of themselves: and.
a. far as nv youthful perceptions may DO
i"pended upon seemed man Of brilliant
mind. The one might be taken for phil
'snpher, the other was certainly a man Of
s"n'u>; the one was imposing. the other de-
chIuI; Jeffe4snn shore, Randolph spark.
Ell,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
JEFFERSON AND RANDOLPH.

The two earliest whose powers 10 dis
course IN private, made a vivid impFe
~ me were M. JeEf.rson and John Ran
doiph. Tn tile iormer. as a ,outhtill guest
AT Mont lcello, have listeaed in charmed
attention for whole days at time. For |
was bred in extreme admiration of him; and
t mature life, better study of his public dac-
hines. and q historical knowledge Of thu
part he played. have changed my early rev
erence for him into It's Opposite, still REM
rmDer the charm ne knew how to give 10
his cOnve sStinn. |, & wed in almost perpet-
uai stream, yet entirely without an air II
presumption or uf one who had the afirmitt
1t taking He seemed To speak beeauet
ou wished to hear him not because he luy.
ed il. His style was didac,ic yel easyi lively,
though not witty; perspicusus end Rowing
not pointed OF apoihegmalic. The dicil"n,
Il seems to me. was far purer and Hlnre
home>bred than thai Of bis written
compositions; which. Is often turgi6 with
vehsmence and c0lnbersone without force,
from hia owing words more than lofts
enough, or too many Of them. As 10 maj,
Ter, &c talked about everything. aud moi
tiule as il he bad mastered i eli. polite
and science, or theology. Indeed he realll
knew q great diversity Of things; but if on
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

LosIEG a SITTER Ar MoNrE. A robbery
occurred short time ago, at Sacramento
City, and among the articles stolen were
number Of miniatures. A few evenings af-
ieFward young man. was observed by a
policeman to enter the 81 Dorado, and after
losing all his money, he bet gold ring and
miniature on a card, AID the policeman
thinking the miniature might lead 10 the de-
lection OF the thief arrested the young gen,
lIeman and took charge Oflhe miniature Ia,
dy. which by the way, was beautiful.
Several gentlemen who came forward the
next morning To assist The young man out d
HE difficulty, testified that the ninia IRE was
.ha. Ofau only sister, lovely girl OF sixteen
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
YAzoo CITY, MI WEDNESDAY JANU RY % 1851

BY ords, Of tn Convention,
JOHN PERECOY, Presidenf,
GEO. E, GREENE, v;o.p,a.;a....
M. {. BowmEN, vice 's''0F"'s
F. } orrARsoN. Secretaries.
~ All papers throughout the United
States are requested to publish the above
Address.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
THE YAZOO. DEMOC. AT,
Published By R. WarEick,
ON MAIN STREET, YAzoo CRY, MISS.

IL published WEEKLY, every Wednesday
ut THREE DRLLARS IN ADVANCE, or
four If not paid within on month from the
qime Of subscribing.
Ne paper will be discontinued until al!
urrearageS are paid unle's at the option of
she publisher. -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Five lines or less, for one insertion::::::S0 80
ZACH COutlnu0nCG..',.'.ss'ss -
49,, 6vs In ton lines 90
F.ch Continuance 30
Tn limos for one month, :::::::::::::::::::::4 OO
- - three ::::::::::::::::;:::::::S 90
ak 4" ::::::::::::::::::lO gu
- twelve q" ::::::::::::::;::::::::::l5 90
LO1ger Hdvertismen Is the same PREPARATION
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22

1 : I'D giys elmosl anything q hss,
O'e buli. said 3 Down East lass b hsTs =
" Wsl' answered be, dads GOT an old
o1lndie chap, and yOu caa hear him b.IlaP
lalmos. any tino.S
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1851-01-22
The InoonsOlable.

Loager advertismen is the same PREPARATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

red'y wounded se,rit. ,.ld H.rs One-.-oh.- |.
oeao to'i the wsusdsd eau 20 ne % i.s 81 s'sa
assisting the blacks, snd DcAisson sad NJ .hse
yss no " mao '''si K,". az , 'pp's 81
bead hia saw Il the mea bad come away when he told
them. eli would have oseo we'll stler ia, iaa 'et a.
raucsn.nfz ware made 10 take tbs bedy 70 dtff-
lsId lea D.. Peace .ay nat KLINE va ver'
sbs ,hs &C, u he uncle Edwayd Gorsuch 'se ash
pruc eu te hsd sTer ha2sHi e 80 Inea Tao "Sts
L.. r,v,s or ose he he be yellow n6s o. cse Of
Nr GTsnchs slaves, shoot hm he Killed h'm bs he
tod air tha' be bad b OF Hsnhs Fsgs sa!d.srth,
HGunswag old e. blscts Got 20 sheoi s'a ss.sih-
hsr the m al far:nel5 tia. section ia to~
horns e. call hon hands bresxfa tie In Of Sep
tsubsr lead no unusSai 81" stEs ot Agres.
Ccss-Exsm.r,d By Or BTen'-No wl.nssos wsre sT-
smir a. quest, hCle vers 1ue hsr- Who sac
occurrence cd not see Le~is there, KiHe rs thsie
bu. be had told MAJ that lie not coaEi-
cred woby ofbe'itf va one Of The jug sJne CT tas
jury appeared 70 kne" the ecc GrIcncs .<,,
The DoctJ, was .wO-n--Mr Brons asked II cs'sred
man came 70 b., hoa.e the oa ore te ooo ,Fnce sna
What be SAID: Mr. ste ems objected sas' siIod
John Nan3eTsop, sWtrnI kIow Kilss's character fer
Truth ana IeIaciy it's bad have know" h.H' = Or Is
Jscob Glsssno,e swOrr-I krow The character Of H. H.
John Houston. aairmed-I lived September last at
Christina heIs va; pa OF 1S st %oS ., fns 5
blows sometimes before daylight.
By Dr. @ L A.hmead-ComiDr up Che long lane tho
sound Of tie horn have spoken Of world &c 70 the ei
but along The valley round 70 Carstisna gould
cone FROM the right
John ". Dit sworn-Never heard anything so9o Of
IT, n. X ire have known him II wears
Joseph Parker sworn-Iave Known Kline 10 ar years.
Cross examincd-Hads dffc ulty with him nee
Enoch Harlan athrmed-I have known Cashier Hanna-
way % years.
NJ Stevens ssked to the character Of the defendant
Mr.. CooperI have never known in trial or treason
evidence OF character to be receged-dd not think ad-
nssibie.
Judge GreI-I can see no difference between OF
treason and one Of murder, Evidence admitted
Eyidence rtsumed-The character Of Mr.. HanDawsy IS
GOOD so far have known him be has been remarkably
quiet Of peaceful dispeston-a peaceful, loyal citizen.
By j. W Ashuead-What do you mean by LOYAL
mean non that would not resist the execution OF the
law would seek TO alter them but by constitution
al means.
BY Mr. stevens-Mr Hannaway does not belong 10
either branch Of sect, the f2uakers
BY Mr. Brc1t-1heTe may he cases where the law COM
nsnds M 20 90 things which could not cOnscehou,ly
perform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
I..euC. run,Ic NnrrRnry.-Rer. Dan.

g,.,ns Who for twenty three years dictated ~ lncuo
hert N 81 Patncks Church MANCHESTER Eaglsad arrives
\. THIS counry Saturday ast He hasrsA Disputed ~ tn
Esho. ard Ceryymso q ireland 70 present tasn sess1
10 the Catholics VI America for assistance erecung
Inc vicinity Of Dublin q University who're We Cahsuc
vouh Of reizEd classical and scsnthc eds-
csf.on The object merits the earnest stent'sn o. 80
Catholic lcilOw-eltiz
r The Laurence Courier OF Saturday
,sx. on Ian, Sunday evening at II O'Clock the maohias
bao o. lbtr Blood "a suitshs Mills North Anaover1
vas fo,rd 70 be on Gre and totally csasamsd vita
o-tert. Inss 81 Insurance tas Howard oses 81
ToEeiI A. ~ As follows building, 81 100 esgss &c.
ss15 machiaeIT, $50. IL vas yet hrs b an nneoSs
nv SIR. Bleed Is an sIcsEsnt nAa. and no nsu's u
such an oVtrsge car be inasned-'
x Mr. 0ssian Z. Dodge offers prze
OF 500 Tor The best humorous song -ccssrrs -
pages Of observation-disclosures vm 70 az !" P''-
=,
~ There are row 1911 conslcts - .ne
penfeausss q .sasrSonvJis Tesst 70 's'A' ''''
tb.- l. A. s,-r (. sG 10 - Ia4i-t- Sac fiis'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Nyn-It is stated that Com. John H.

NAvAL.-lt is stated that Com John H.
auck has been called from the command OF she East
india seu.dron for which station be recently sailed in the
T. steamer SusquehauRah, Capt Inmsn Commodore
NJ { Perry has been DESIGNATED the successor Of
Com Auck. The reasons FOR the recall Of Com. A. are
said 10 be based reports male against him by Messs
scherck and Todd, tAe present and late Masters 10
Ba1il also by CAT. Innan. whom Com. A. ordered
home
peui amin f. DearO Naval Constructor a, Ponsacoa,
has transferred 10 tie GCsp9r NasE ard u take
the place OF Samuel Hart, no has been Transferred 70
ne EaVv Iard a. Pensacola M Delano has catered
,oon the duties OF his once al the Gosp0f; Yard
Commander Wn. NJ Armstrong has been ordered 10 'he
Ysit N place Commander DOrnr who ordered 10 the
L s05p Of Portsmouth. Which esaIPplng for sea,
and ~ destined for he Pacific.
Tie L s. frlsate Congress, lag shIp Of Capt. Nc
Keevsri Capt J. NcIntosh, remained a. MonieTideo,
sept. q.
The L. G storeshis Southampton Commander Turner,
from New York arrig cd ~ San frADci.co OCT. IS.
TIE [ s ship Dale. Commando " N X. Pearson an
ehored 81 Simon Bay Cape Of Good Hope Oh the zth
Sept. and remained there on the Ssh.
The l. S. storsshIp LeXingtsn, Lieut. Mitchell ifom
New YORK Jelly 49, arrived AZ no 10 JaIeIo % tAe 4sh
September.
aAnnipg sailed from Perhanbuco the llth October
ior BAHIA.
net soop-cf-wer jamestown Capt J ". Downing
wss a. Brenos Ayres % the Z7th Sept.
TIE [. 5 socp- o. y az NIIcennes, Commander WI
l. Hpdson from San FrarcAsco. was gerg mo me haTbor
81 Santa Barbara N the evening Of the zith Oct
An e s. sOop-c-waI WAS seen Oct. I, 81 anc 1or n ~
Helena hsbor By the Jutista Boston, probably the
tsTnzntov OF John Adams. rom tie Coast u Ai1csl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Markets-Report.d Ey Telegraph.

NEw-ORLEASs, Dec. ,, 1851.
CorToN has been in fair demand 5000 bales good
middDg sold at &c. MoLAsSEs-l,000 nhds sold at
23i 2ic SUGAR is dull and has declined fair sells
at 4ic FREIGHTs to Liverpool are 1924. ship
has been engaged for llavre at &c. for CorroN,
and $s for ToBAcoo. STERLING EXCHANGE is firm at
9di0i.
NEw-ORLEANs. Dec 3, 1851.
CoTToN-To-day's sales reached 5 500 oales prices
are easier without any quotable change-middllng
faIr7ic BACON has declned-sides are at 9c. WIS
KY, 10 a 20c. and declining. RICE, SO 50G SO 62l.
NEw-ORLEANS, Wedne sday, Dec. ala VI.
Cotton is in fair demand, and, already, 0G0 bales
have been sold. Prices steadier. We quote
strict Middlipg. a, 7lc.d7.c. Fair, Sic. Old Mess
Pork is decniDg-we mark It at $li % asia so
New Mess is held at SIS. Coffee has declined to
cent 5000 bags prime Rio sold at SIC. Freghts
are duh Cotton, TO Havana, of cent, and New
York, : cent Exchanges on New-lork, 60 days.
y a 2ic. discount.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3, 1851.
Corrov-Sales to-day, 1854 bales, at 7astc The
market has slightly improved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
PHILADELPHIA.
Cruel Rascality practiced on n foreign Woman
Judge Kings Rsiirement-iIusical Jubilee
The Markets, &C. &C.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune

The Markets, &c. &C.
Correspondence Of The n. \. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1851.
A friendIess and unprotected English
GIRL named Sarah Blake, was - fee;es' at Walnut
ST. wharf, in the early part Of the week. by prac-
tced villain, of the little money she had been ena-
ssS and with Which she ' was a return
native land. Several of our citizens however, have
taken her case in hand, and IL. u. NJ. Consul Ww.
PETERS, Eco has secured the poor girl passage in
he steamship City of Manchester. which sails from
this port at noen tomorrow, for Liverpool.
Hon. Edward King, late Judge OF the District
Court has retired from the Office, which he has filled
with honor for more than quarter OF century. An
interesting correspondence between the Judge and
many Of our members OF the Bar, was the conse-
quence. ,,
First they are 10 have Madame BScaccantl. at he
Philharmonic Concert on Friday evening then on
SATURDAY evening Miss HAYES gives her fourth Con-
cert IN Philadelphia and for glorious finale, Miss
Jenny Lind commences her farewell Concerts IN
tins city on the 10th inst. SO you SEQ We VIII ~hlTl
Into the New Year amid burst; of harmony.
Weather cold to-day, and plenty Of sno" clouds
fying. think we II have a furry shortly.
BAKK has declined 70 S2i Z tun. The FLOUR market is
rmeT owipg the cold weather aud the falling of OF the
receipts There s some EXPORT demand and 900 baret'
and 81 r some Of better brand Holders nov generally
demand latter sales IN lot for City Dtion
Al ~ for and good brands 81 37sdS 81
for extra, and fancy OHIO and NewYork at s3G373 -
There IS 40 RYE FLOUR coming IN. and The market
is bare. CobN MEAL lsseady al g y Dbl. WHEAT Is
scarce and IN demand Sales Of 900 b1.h. good aud
gnne Southern Red et &c 2 bush which is advance
ard Penns, lvau4 White at s8i ssc. small sale of RYE
sold AT zoe There fair amount Of CORS offering. AID
3COo bush ne yellow sold at j7iGJac and old at 60c
OATS are IN limited request Sales Vi 5000 bush gl9t
southern a. Doc 4 bush inc4udng cargo OF Ordinary
yisipia AZ Sc WILDLY Is steady Sales Of 300 BIOS.
a; 2I. 22c and bhds. ~ 2la2flc
SAiEs or SToCKs-Firsf BoGrd-l50 Resd R 21i,
500 DO %. % Pend r. 2oA Sus4 Canal, - 81 ooG
suso Canal Is lCo Union Canal. 49, % Harrisburg
n a. $1,000 Sch. Nav %, %, 81 % ficksb TX X r.
III: ice Sch Nav stock, u.
Sfcosd BoGrss1, coo State 70. o. s. .9O0 Read X r.
De- 10 - Y Penn. X 90 Slo0Wn K IS, g2i 100
Clrayd Bank III North Bk. Ky l87 81 eV0 Sch
Nav Is, is. 81 slOoO susq Canal s. % $1,000 Cam
ard An h X . 6s, 10. e5i, Penn. b., ll2; $500 City
p n "a 81 1855. 10 Meloh. B4. "a; 81 zoo Read X
Mort g. S0l ice Union Canal, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
srziEEa wa, .s,horiz.t % .poslst the Standing

NtIllIIl. ? q ~ Tie House.
BtSoSiiI0D ~ furnish sach me nHeT with forty
n'e Jol avs Ep,a Of newspapers (al tle expense o.
NE SoVornurl.i for TIE ssss,aa 49, o-jrctat.
me house ref1set to 20 faio Committee Vt t1-
hole on the Sisfc Or the Uli.sr far h- putD'se o.
oons'ueIins Mr.. Hsuts's Bounty Lad a0loa
Inc house then adjourned Iotil sdturjay, "a order
tnsi TIE spesS er may ia the nexss4me .5pont S1c
Standing Committees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
TEXAS.
Tdn Texas Debt.

B.LrIaoRs. "Wednesday, Dec. ;, 1851.
eAs8 1stes % the 2lSt Ut ar cJatuasi IN t.5
Ne"'Oresns papers Very genera disSostO1
~Hs mari 'esie1 among the me u'crs al the Legs
ia~nfe U pay tie anf class itOrs II the sac
out o. the five millions. already received from the
United states Treasury. ssd 10. re GrSI-slass have
tot'r teoourse on the General G1sernnest, watch
mas Aohno "Leoged as liability to pay snAs class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

A. uypfs ~ Tennesses, introduced joni re.
solution. explanatory OF the Land Bounty acI Of
Sentember 1850 10 the effect that nothing IN s.'1
set shall be 80 construed a. 10 prevent tae sAle
transfer Of any certificates Of land "sTraHE P'''' :"
the location of the same ,s an 4.
Mr.. MEADE, OF Virginia, proposed 70 ane ND - -
IN make ali land warrants assIgnzee. whoa P'ePo,
si,ion was accepted BY Mr.. Hams Before any AHAi
The Hor.E.in pursusuce OF 81 order passed yes
,srcay proceeded 10 select seats. prehmih Iy 70
wh,rb The Members ali efI their Temporary pttces.
The CLERx then pat N box TIE toes 81 =, VIC
- nwr.rs II usce bis seiecti0s aa1 pfoces'ei
fo,tb~1h % occupy 1t. TITS business oce"p'sS 'He
LoHT sgS . 81 II r,,,u.,s -.
On rnolicu Il II ktCHAADsSsl W IA-NSS1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
VIRGINIA.
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Wednesday, Dec 3, 1851.
The ship Torrent, of NewYors. reported yeser-
day in distress, has les. her foIe-man,op gallant.
mast fore. top mast bowsprit, and all sails and rig
ging attached, and IS considerably chaed She ran
INTO the schr. Cutler IN snow storm, cutting her
nearly in two.
with an assorted cargo FOR St. Bas, put in leaking
badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Contribution FOR THE NATIONAL hoNs-
~,~r AT WAsHIsoros-At the Special Session u tne
amon Council on Tuesday evening the Commitfse upss
tbe subset submitted report recomnsndnS that stone
g. H. National Nonumoat at 4shinSton be purehase1
IN Manchester County ad dining, As noss suitable
enid he procured in thu vicinity aud that ~ - sperS
atsd FOR the purpose The Mayor. with two me nssss ~
The Board be appointed BY him, to have the sane e.
.cuf.d xi.~a Vas adOVtsd