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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

nISSOLUTION. THE CO-PART-
~ NERsHIP heretofore existing between the subscri.
hers under the firm Of GILBERT WHITE, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent GEORGE 5. GILBERT,
ProokIyn F.b no 1851 EDWARD WHITE
The business will be continued by Edward Waite who
will settle the col partnerships debts l5f lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

TFPUSUANCg Of srdsr Of the surogsts Of thsCo..g
fork, notice sersby gwen 70 al psrseus htvEx
JAMES Davidson, zts Of the City u ssv fort
ssat the SANE with vouchers thereof 70 The suocresf - ~ ~
d. heeker, Attorneys, &c No II Wal ..I', ,.,
Of fOrk before a. eleventh day Of JAY assl
fors, the seventh Gay Of gaAuary 1881 JAMES z. D.
- lss5mW kdmmstrsto' De eoas -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

TVREASURER'S OFFICE, NOR
u WITCH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Co
Notice. IL hereby given that an assessment OF FIVE dollars
Der share has aid the scrip preferred stock OF The
Company payable to the Treasurer nj the transfer once O
he Corporation Is Merchants Exchange, New-York on
The tenth day Of March next The transfer books Will De
closed on the 9Th March. GEO. L. PERKINS,
15C 1OtE Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

SUPREME COUkr.~CHsRLEs T. PORTER RsC.Ess ke
- against HENRI HERR Summons Tor mHasl dsmlnt ~
trsct-(Com not TO henri hERk.-You aessy
.au ns ned an8 required the COMPLAINT tbs bo
shat Ia. been lea cs Of The Ciar OF me Cts coss
or YORK toe iouusen'h dsy Of JsrnNf, ISL :
COPY said complaint ih- slhcnbers
their oace number elssen Nassau New iot Cy sAr
twenty day. the ervcs Of .h sEcaaFs
the day and fs1 no
psn within the aforesaid the plaintiff this seton ~
you for the II hundred AID tsssly
Tines dollars eight N ron us
fret day thousand eight hundred aut hfy,
tbs tina nsfsd New l0r Jany lf'h 1851
ii5 law6wM- WALKER POhl Err Plslth's Atoulgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
NOR SALE OR To LEASE.-The

0rouud leo feet square. Inquire NJ il PtsG OF ID. d.
JONEs or OF j. p1NKHAM & co q Spruce St l9i I'm
NOR SALE.-A fine Wheat and Grass
u FARM containing 25O acres, in Prince William Co.
Va and lying within u miles Of Ale1 andns and % miles
of Washington Cty-both 6rstrste markets. For parcu
lars apply personally or by letter. (pOstpaid) TO
l93ws WILLIAM DAY, l4i Liberty st. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

(tORPORATl0E HOTiCE-Pnblc notice Is HEREBY - 81
Va petition has bssH presented the Bosri Of Ava 80
Sewer Godst from futoa sprucest All Petsos. srt
hayg oeeners thereto are requested To Prsseni as 81
ng % The Engneef 81 thus Once before feotD IL d
NICHOLAS DEAN President. croton Aqueduet Depsf1e.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

NOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures OF
FIRST class Family Grocery Wine and Tea Store tor
particulars apply 10 BRIGGS VALENTINE, % fui-
tOn-sL loi .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

- UPEkIuk COURT UF HE CiTi OF NEW YORK -assD
% Burr Charlie ST. Joha and Aha TAy or asaiHsf TIE ka
web Pre- l. ugsny.-summons m1nsy temtd
contract Com not served To THE NoRWlcH FIRE lssy
RANCE PANYYou hereby summoned sni fequfeiDn
rerhe hs action which has his DAY been hi A,o
the Cy II Nsw fors sht 70
apv Of the subscriber
c No Os Broadway City Of Nes fos Hhu tssu dssa
Ter ~. ssvce hereof sscuswe Of OF such ani
You fail 70 answer III. complaint within the time aiof-sid
plaintiffs ia this will take Judgment snst you Tor the Dad
On. Thousand aoras With interest the nth day hif O
IN u-and 81 Hundred and Fifty, Decide th- co Of tbs eaA
Dated February Z, Ie5l EDWARD CLARK,
ri sw6wWsd* PLAINTIFF Au,rsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19
A II PRIVATE SALE-The ? story and

HAtc brick front house and lot 20s GresnesL between
Bleecker and Amiy SITS the east side Size ef house,
25xS4 with kitchen attached tSX2 feet and stable on
the rear the lot Size OF the ot 2Xioo feet deep more
or lees For terms. &c apply 70
Iw Al BLEECKER. Aucuoneer. Brosd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

Is PURSUANCE Of order Of ssrosats the cos.l
kNss f0rs, notice hsrsoy % all persons kaN4
sztinst BENJAMIN sAsDs, ate Of the City Of Sssfss
essssd 70 present The With 'oaehsr thereof 70 s 49,
bsts al The once Of Joseph C. Skadsn No. 357 Pssst ~
Esv YORK before the let day Of march psT-Dsss
York. the 18th day Of August, 1850. II
MARTHA SANDS Adnastrstn1
au9S lawomWsdf JOSEPH C. sKADEE. AdHnslrtN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-19

TFPUMUANcE Of ordsr Of the sunosAis Of ne oo-.s
Ahsv fort fotcs hereby gwen ali psrsons aa s..r
szAnst HORACE CHAPMAN zis ofths City ,fSsr fofs 80
ssesssed TO prsssnths viii vouchers thereof a.
al tho store Of Ira Perego, No "a Maiden lane "a ~ ~
r0Fk before the Twelfth ssv - April asrtDsise
tas eighth ssy ofOc;obsr 1880 JONATHAs =. Afkhs
% isw6mWs BETSEY DAY ET~cauI
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
A PROCLAMATION:


Whereas, information has been received that
sundry awIess persons. principally persons of
color, combined and confedera,ed together, for the
purpose OF opposing by force the execution ofth
laws of the United States, did at Boston, in Mas
sachusefts, on the fifteenth of this month, make
violent assault on the marshal deputy mar
shals of the United States for the district Of Mas
sacbuse,ts in the court house, and did overcome
the said officers, and did, by force, rescue from
their custody person arrested as fugitive slave,
and then and there prisoner lawfully holden by
the said marshal or deputy marshas Of the United
States. and other scandaous outrnges did commit
in violation Of law.
Now, therefore, to the end that the authority Of
the laws may be maintained, and those concerned
in violating them brought to immediate and con-
dign punishment, have issued this my procima-
ton, calling all weIldisposed citizens to n'lly
TO The supper, Of the laws of their country, and
requiring and commanding all officers, civil md
military, and all other persons, civil or military.
who shall be found within the vicinity Of this out
rage to be aiding ard assisting, by all means in
their power, in queng this and other such com
bnatons, and assisting the marshal and his de-
puties in recapturing the aforementioned priso-
ner and do, especially, direct that prosecutions
be commenced against ull persons who shall have
made themselves aiders or abettors in or to this
aagtious offence and | do further command that
the district attorney Of the United States, and all
other persons concerned in the administration or
execution of the laws Of the United States, cause
the foregoing offenders, and all such as aided,
abeiied, or assisted them, shall be found to have
harbored or concealed such fugitive, contrary to
law, to be Immediately arrested and proceeded
with according to law. atDA q tfFe
Gwen under my hand. and the seal Of the
United States, the 18th day Of February, 1851.
fL.s1 WILLARD FILLMORE
DANIEL WEBSTER, eNf tfeA "a ~
Secretary Of State.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

oy article. a0Aich can Be got no soSys else and i.
OF Vial necessity TO me, viz SWANS Pans.
ees' 10 this resolution 4 think shalI s,ich T,
nay best remembrance to Ms w. r. Johnson
s s!,a Mr.. Chimes and when you see him 70 n
Yours respectfully. and t
With uu~A
~ regsrd
10 De- J. r., of Roanoke.
..lel A. Wilson, Esq.
Will the Ineihgencer republish this also,
when complying with the polite request of the
Examiner.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

N0uCs Oh scraps ana Mus1nEs.-NO. 8.
CHARITY.
II is great blessing to have plenty to give
away, provided there are none to ask for it.
POLITICAL EcoKoMY
The system Of political economy in England
and the United States, is pretty much like the plan
o. the protector in Queyado s vision of fortune in
her wits, "for gathering unreasonable treasure
from all men, and enriching them by taking it
away" Political economy, as now practically
applied ought be called the science Of plumber
ing nations; and great modern fuancier is one
expert in finding means to increase the resources
OF government, by decreasing those Of the people
POLITICAL COMPROMISES.
Political compromises and coalitions are, for
the most part, great sacrifices of principle at the
shrine Of personal interest. Each party gives up
little IN order to divide the rest, Corruption il
always at the bottom,
our WANTS.
Merely to want thing does not prove that ills
attachment will contribute to our happiness.
COMMON SENSE.
Were it not for the common sense Of mankind,
which is nothing more than the results of reason
and experience combined, philosophy, science
and speculation would have converted them into
madmen or fools by this time.
AGRICULTURE.
If We believe the enthusiasts in scientific agri-
culture nature is no better than laundering
Irish chambermaid, who don't know her right
hand from her left. Like an exquistely civilized
dame, she CAN'T bring her offspring into the
world without the aid of scientific acchoucheur
There is not the least doubt in my mind, that the
various new diseases and new enemies of our fruit
trees, are caused by attempts to improve their
products by various artificial means. They have
improved the fruit at the expense Of the Tree, just
as our children ave made wiser and weaker by too
much care.
"Too much care will make young man gray,
Sand too much care will turn an old man to
clay"
cALumsY.
Dogs bark at the moon, yet it still continues to
shine.
TRAVELLED FOOLS.
The ass that makes pilgrimage TO Mecca, in
Il caravan, is no less when he returns.
The greatest orator much oftener confirms than
ChuuSeS INC OplIlloUS OF duultOTS.
TRUTH AND SIMPLICITY.
There are no weapons formidable to art and
duplicity, as simplicity and truth. 1t by these
General Jackson succeeded so well in his foreign
negotiations Commodore Porter, one of the most
remarkable men of his time. and who was minis
ter to the Sublime Porte, told me that whenever
he wanted to deceive the Turkish ministers, or
those of the great European powers at CONSTANT
nople, he always told them the TRUTH and they
invariably believed the contrary.
COURAGE
Courage is the most difficult of all the virtues
to counterfeit II is also the great conservator of
all other virtues, since no dependence can be
placed on those of any who may be fright
ened out Of Them
PATENT STOVES.
diabolical invention to pursuade people to
freeze on philosophical principles.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
WIN. HOWL LAND,
I'm porter and Dealer In Dry Goods, in
CHARLESTON, =. o

EATOULD call the attention Of planters visiting
wv Charleston for their supplies, TO his stock
Of Dry Goods, which is kept constantly full, and
embraces complete assortment for families and
plantation wear; and, in Dress Goods, from the
low priced, to the richest, latest, aud most fash
ionsbe 4t 81 Net
All Goods Of Southern manufacture, he Nill par
ticularly keep.
No 52A bend Of ling at :. Chnrlcston.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19

y DR.. b. A. GOULD. of Cambridge, will deliver
lecture on Wednesday evening next, 18th IN
slant. Suoec,-The Law Of Grav'auon
Or. GOADBY'S next lecture will take place on
Friday evening, 2lsi inst,
Lecture to commence at O'Clock, p. nit
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
Randolph of Po anoke.

The National IshUigencer sometime since at
tempted to lend the authority Of JoHN RAN
DoLrHs name TO the subpiissionists The Rich
mond Examiner exposed the misstatement, by
the production Of authorities, and called upon
the Infeiiigencer to correct But that dignifeo
print, rs usual, stood mute, and has to this houS
preserved an u;broken silence on the subject
1t never eorrects, for that would be admitting
the possibility that the oracle was fallible-but
shrnks into its she'll like an oyster, and shuts
down its vivalves In addition 10 the evidences
furnished by the Examiner, the Lypchburg Re
publican republishes the following letter to show
at very early day advised Southern action TO
resist Northern aggression:
WASHING TON, Feb 5, 1926.
Dear Sir
II feel grati6ed and Aattered at being consul
ted by you and your worthy delegate, Mr.. Gaines,
but can only MD with the opinion that your
resolutions cant be too firm, against the modern
encroachments on the rights of the people In
their individual capacity, as we'll MS on the State
authorities.
"A general non consumption agreement
rgainsi articles North Of Mason and Diron's line,
Would do more than anything else to correct the
evil NJ far rs the tariff is concerned have not
bought the value Of ono shilling from that quar-
ter since the passage of that law. except one
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
THE BOSTON NEGRO MOD.

RESOLVED, Tha, the President Of the United
States be requested TO lay before the Senate If not
incompatible with the public interests, any infor-
nation he may possess in regard 10 an uIIege ed re-
cent case Of forcible resistance to the execution
of q law Of the United States in the city of ,os-
con, and TO communicate to The Senate under the
above conditions, uhpt mesns he has adopted to
meet the occurrence; and whether, IN his opinion
any additional legislation is necessary to meet the
exgency Of the case, end to more vigorously exc
cute existing laws.
Mr.. CLAY explained his resolution, md the
enormity Of the Outrage Of Ills mob Of negroes
He wasipexpressibly disturbed, and could not de-
scribe his of md gDatson in regard to it, He
he'd consulted with the President and Secretary OF
State; and was grahed TO say that the former
would, TO The utnont of his power, see to il tina,
the law was respected.
Mr.. JOHN DAVIS suggested we had better
wait I'LL the facts in this known Then
we shall know who to command and who TO con-
denim. This was an oppressive law to Northern
people. And though they we're lnw-abidIng
people. all attempts to restrain free discussions,
or to suppress the freedom OF debate would be
found to be unwise.
Mr.. CLAY, indignantly Suppress the free
dom Of debate. On what subject. On what sub
ject, ask What is this AFFAIR." An impudent
open violation Of the law; and he went on to de-
nounce IT as calling for prompt and immediate ac-
ton
Mr.. JOHN DAVIS said that when he spoke of
& e suppression Of debate, he referred to the OPP
position Of the discussion Of this law.
Mr.. CLAY inquired what opposition.
MIR. DAVIS did not intend any illusions to the
senator from Kentucky. The opposition he re-
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
EETRENCUMENTS.
REPORTS OF SENATE DEBATES.


Mr., JEFFERSON DAVlS'S resolution for
providing to inhbt senator's from altering or re-
vising their speeches, until they shall have APP
peared in the official daily papers as written out
by tho reporters, was taken up.
Mr.. DAVIS explained the object Of this reso-
luton to be TO secure correct reports Of the daily
debates Of the Senate as they occur in the Senate
Under the present system Of revising, often hap
pens that what senator has said, Is sup; ressed !;
and that, instead Of it, matter is inserted which he
never did say. In this way it frequently occurs
that senator who has replied to certain remarks
delivered in the Senate, and who leaves his case
entirely with The reporters, finds from the revis
ions on the other side IN the published dsDs,ea
that his own remarks printed as actually dev
cred, are without meaning and wi,hou, point
This is because the very points and substance of
the remarks on the other side have been pruned
out and changed into something else. The reso-
luton was intended to put end to this prac
tice; and to secure fair report Of the debates as
they are actually spoken.
The resolution debated by Messrs CAss,
Hale, BADGER, and DAVIS, and then, on motion
of MIR. BADGER, 1t was laid on the table.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-19
Il HIRTY-F RST CONG RESS
SECOND ssIoN
IN SENATE.

TUESDAY, Feb. lS, 1851.
Among the memorials presented this morning
Mr., COOPER presented one, signed by Ninety
members Of the Pennsylvania legislature, recon-
mendng the establishment ola line of steamers to
Africa. Referred to the Committee on Naval AT
fairs.
EETRENCHMENTs.
Mr.. WALKER submitted resolution, calling
the attention of the President the present enor-
nous expenses Of the army and navy, and inquir
ing Of hun as to the expediency of reducing the
expenses Of both establishments to an aggregate
within twelve millions year
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

FRIDAY, July ls-6 L. NJ.
within a few days past much activity has exhibited
itself in the stock the New Jersey Zinc up
wards Of 2co0 shares having changed hands yesterday
We learn that preparatory steps have been taken to
unite the New Jersey with the Sussex Company order
to place them both under cement thereby pre-
venting competition. and saving considerable amount
in salaries. This movement viii rebound to the advan-
tg Of all parties interested the shareholders Of each
will be placed on the footing regards dividends
The reserved capital Of the companies about $780,
000 This will enable them their works for the
manufacture Of white and coored paints and in some
measure meet the demand for these valuable productions
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Company for the week
ending the 5tb inst amounted to $3.50 "a showing an
increase Of $500 IS the ng In 1850
For the week ending the 18th ns S92 ec an increase
of s454 So the corresponding last year The
Increase in two weeks after allowance OF drawbacks
will be seen, Is Ss57l The company. learn, have
completed all their ascending panes which found
work to admiration, and expedi,iousy than
could have been believed. We told tha. loaded
boat Of sixty tons be carried up the longest
planes and set down In the water the opposite side
In the short space Of three minues The line Of tho
Morris canal being the most direct from the fields
Pennsylvania to the New York market with thing hike
equal facilities II scarcely fail TO large share
Of the coal tonnage Its way business is alec large and
increasing.
The quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered
at this port for consumption for wareho use and with
drawn from warehouse during the ending the 18th
inst, were as annexed
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
'-otegraphic Summary.

We informed our readers yesterday, that in5ict-
ments had been found against DR. Gardiner and his
brother Carlos, by the Grand Jury of Washington,
charges growing out Of the celebrated Gardiner
elsim, and that warrants had been ued for their
arrest We learned last evening, by telegraph,
that Carlos Gardiner was arrested and held to
bail, yesterday, to answer in court FOX the offence
imputed to him
Ii appears, after all, that Mr.. Brace, the Ameri-
can citizen who was imprisoned by the Austrian au-
bOrities, has been released only from close confne
Il ent, and that he is be tried at Pesth before
military court We trust that, ere this, the ad-
sninis,ration at Washington have taken measures
10 procure his unconditional release.
From Albany, we learn that fuel has been added
to the fame Of the canal enlargement excitement,
in 60 nsequence Of supposed material alterat tons in
the bill after its passage by the Assembly. The
biu as il now appears in print, cut. off the perqu
sites anticipated by the silver grays and, a. mat
'er of course, they very Indignant at the dis
eOvery of this supposed metam0rphose OF the words
Of the law
The particulars of freshet in the Juniata river
will be found under telegraph; head.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE STEAMSHIP
BALTIC.
The American mail steamship Baltic, Captain Com
stock will leave this port at today for Liverpool
Her mails will close at half past ten o'clock this
ing.
The Nrw YosK Hr,.tp, printed in French and Eng
sh. will be published at haifpas nine O'Clock this
morning Its contents will embrace the late Cali
forns news brought by the Brother Jonathan.
Single copies BE- obtained at the following places
In Europe
Edwsrds Sanford Co No. Columbia Buildings. LpOol.
N. De Bsrpsrdy 30 John street Adelphi London.
rewards. Sanford Co....... No. ~ Cornhii London.
b. II. Revolt. No. 70 Place DE- ls Bourse. Paris.
Advertisements, well subscriptions, will reach
us II left at the above places.
The New York herald., 1851-07-19

MTNICo.-Recent advices from Mexico lead to
spprehensions that the unquiet and unsettled state
Of affairs may result in open attempts at a revolu-
tion in the government, and effort BY the par.i.
Ians Of General Santa Anna TO recall him from
exile, and place him at the head Of the government
This is 70 be regretted deeply by every republican
General Arisis, the present President, is q sound
judicious, and honest stssesmsn, aud patriot. and
far in advance of most Of his coun.rymen. lie is a
lover Of peace. and knows that the renovation Of
his country, and Der prosperity, depend on being
at peace with all nations, ADD the cultivation, by
indu,try, Of her rich resources and the extrcation
Of the national treasury from debt, and the exone-
ration Of the people from tsxston. II is reported
that santa Anna may probably return 70 Mexico
in the next month, when there will be yronanc,a-
me9o In his favor. The United States should have
minister there at this crisis, and one Of abilities
tact, md frmness. As Mr.. Letcher is sick, some
body else should be sent, and gentleman entirely
disconnected, personally, with any Of the specula.
tive schemes in this country respecting Mexican
matters. and who will continue TO be So, and who
viii watch the British, Spanish, and French emis-
ssries there closely. We do not believe santa
Anna can ever regain HE lost power, II he attempts
IL. The attempt will, bowevc convulse the re-
public from the Rio Grande and ella 10 it's M most
southern boundary, and confusion and anarchy viii
ensue. The claims Of Mexico on the United states,
for Indian depredations 10 Chihuahua and Sonora,
II is said, amount to sixteen millions Of dollars.
Whatever party in Mexico gets these IL ,ims paid
IL they paid the mo oey will enable L 70 hold
the reins Of government.