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A FRIoATK FOR THE WoRLp's FAIR-The Ports
mouth (Va.) Pilot of Thursday says: :" This morn
ings mail from Washington brings us high val
authority for saying that the government has de-
termined TO send the frigate 81. Lawrence 10 Lon.
her gun. deck guns taken out, her gun deck ports
well planked and caulked in, and the ship prepared
without delay for that object. She will not go as
man ofwar, but retain part, if not all the spar.
deck guns
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n. Tie Providence Joit aat says that steam
mill of The largest class b. about 10 be erected 10
that city. which viii be in full operation ~ au.
tump to- he manufacture Ot mcuselin te laines-
new business IN that section Of the country The
company ongsged in the enterprise ere two well
Inown firms o. Providence, and one each in New
York, Bosttn, Philad' lpbia, end Baltimore Ill
merchants a. the first class. Al the approi ching
session q the General Assembly OF Rhode Island a
charter W be asked for. to incorporate his com
psny, with d capital If half million ~ dollars; and
The business expected 20 he transacted by IL IL es
mated 70 produce nearly a millions worth OF mer.
chendise pr annum
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Our baltimore correspondence.

| BALTIMORE, Jan. 3, lSjl
| TIE Ncw Fork Stare Casc-Post OGcc on FIRE
Iol,tv TeEdgs-G 0runor's bavg,1alion--
SrrMcmenfs, Sc.
The proceedings in the slave case Of Henry
Long The fugitive slave from Richmond, now pro-
crossing at New. York, are watched with much
interest. The identity Of Long has been so salts
factory and conclusive, that, should he escape
il j. evident that the fugitive law may be considered
nulli,y, 20 far On New York CITY is concerned Ii
u thought here that the Marshal did not strictly
obey tic summary directions OF the law at the out
t,t, OF Long would now be at Richmond. The
object Of the ebotiont;s evidently l. 20 carry 1t
through the courts FAR az practicable, aud thus
run up bill o. expenses AGAINST the government,
that will render the b. more odious to the p-opls
Of The North.
We were near having destructive contIagraton
last night, ~ The CITY Poet Office. The Orders q
the second floor caught tire from the ilue, ana the
smoke passing into an empty room above, was 10 4
light blaze before II was discovered. The whole
force OF clerks being present al the time. II was
soon exunguishcd, without damage to the contents
Of the office.
A. Hanna, George Savage. r. r. Boone, and
James Bogul, were al arrested Yesterday. add
he'd % hail t. answer the charge OF neepng lottery
policy offices, aud Of vending policies to nrRrOes
Those fellows make money at thus business, no.
WiLstaBdng the heavy taes they are occasionally
ell jected 70, and one well snowu yender drives
about n his carriage with bloodcd hose
The Hon. EnOch LOUIS Lane, Governor elect ~
Maryland, will be inauEurated III Arms Jolis on
Monday next There being no legislature 10 ses-
= y, II il presumed that BE- will take the oath OF
ct c. IN presence - The Reform Convention.
Mrs. Fauon u performing a. the Front street
Theatre, ant u drawing good houses Che French
eatf sfren troupe, ~ the Front stree, Theatre,
with Madam Caroline bayo, the 9rtateqnestris une,
had ono 81 the most crowded and fashionable
audiences last night ever assembled IN BAltmore.
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' TREATMENT or rRIyAn

paris AND LONDON TREATMENT or pRIvArs
dsetscbin ntsw heura b. 1ytgetsoe application With
ott pain an eebty brought on b. Improper kaDt aaA
eorstuuola al aneaone eosbEg eoienes vita tho 10 al
reesy ant osn show there onssrgs who can.
nos without ~ ~ have eaas daily ~ sd
i1g from the other ph neRAs In all EnsraEtss
mont cure. have e0ntrseoHB day,
which Ct.rs ~ their pei Ing ~
soon enough ny dip With the aha the
eeTiheatss .heN ia. mere can egual Kon cared in
que Gay ID Ctrbyn You eHptilsa raplsat n
hours Deroua. Under tho other yLyhsrera ever
year, without hensft body yaa cured no
h short u me. jean Hotou yr. psa ever in i've
{sta % - cared q estihty Sthtst bs1sat cared
by ipchl hra Rtnefkl w hor tine ,alta-
bury. Treatment by letter Dnce hours frUta - y a
ans7 toY y. Hk Lamont AZ ksAse street. two doors
from Bfoadwnv ~ -
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Discovery ~ ANOTHER CoBEr At THR hsrro
rCMIcAr OusERvAroEY ~ Harvard UNIVERSITY -
We uuosrstsrd that last eveutnv, ~ about ~
o'clock NJ Bond, The Or cfof Of the Observatory
whilst sWct plrs with The great refrsci"r discover
ed = vety faint neb liostty, whose right sscensrou
wes22h A3tm and u south decllnat,o1 deg -
min The comet vas g. faint that Il could not be
seen through a iquf-foot Telescope This comet il
supposed ~ he the came as that seen hv v Fave
Nov -, 1889, az The calculations ~ Nicolli aua
Lsvtrrler assigned 90 II q pruod of Et7 IS days
with ~ sccentucity Of 55jg6 and an i1clia Eiton
~ be orbit he ecliptc a ~ deg ~ nin 81 sec
This comet -. we believe, the eleventh trst seen
- Csmbudse, before any information thereof hal
reached this country We are glad 70 see. in the
Notices. ~ the Lcndon strol onical society q
the = b a. November that he comet discovered a.
Cambridge on the 9Th ~ August last one week
before 1t was seen In Europe, s called I" BONDS"
comet especiaily In this country Il he's hem nv
some constantly Designated ~ The " SeC0ns Co net
Of 1850 "-BCsi0n n0UrIsr. Jan
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y(NHR NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED 5TATxS
Mail SteamersThe chips comprising this lrs thA
ATLANTIC, Captain Wess BALTIC, Captain Comst0ck.
PACIFIC. Captain Nyo. ApRIATIC. Captain Grafton.
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
These chips having buiis expressly
seryics has hesn tAkea in their
cton alec In their engines to strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualled for elegance comfort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool 1 sxcu-
awe use Of extra size state rooms $40 from Liverpool
New York, f3b.
An experienced surgeon will attached each shp.
No beTths secured until paid for.
The Of these ships will not 10 aeeountAble fer COLA
silver bullion specie jewelry pseccus Stones mssklB,
unless bills Of adng sisnsd therefor and the vas
shsrcof therein expressed.
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WA.mI.sroy, Jan 2, 1851.

" A~ttNGr0Ni , an :, 1911
Nor Year's Ttsif 70 IT, Preadert AMI CeblRet-
CoHs ~ ne Laaics- fatsrc.tiag icsoEnt
New Years dsy, with IT, bright anticipation
snd happy WISHES, hss passed The annual visit
20 The President snd secretaries was unusually
briliisnt and pleasant u seemed that each heart
beat more joyuusly to thnx that The angry and
exciting debates 10 Congress, whirh, At thig time
last year seemed 10 sGdlsgtr The perpstuiiy Of our
Union. had net be- renewed upon The re-. assem-
bling Of that body.
went 10 the presidential mansion early, thinking
WOULD be there in time to wi nsss the reception 4
the foreign ministers and secretaries, who pay their
respects precisely a. twelve, aud afterwards re-
ctiye Hsiiers themselves ! was too late Lan.
ausue % Inadequate 10 convey ~ iaea OF the rowd
ssesdy there The ante room, halls. and every
avenue - the reception room, wac a lertect mass
81 human beings, waifing "a be Jainned tntO the
presence Of NE Pr -tdeuf END lamiiy Tanned y
the only word III ~. English lsn2uage that will
give an inpresson y he manner IA which visiiers
are usheJtd into The Frrpuaoa room OF the pfes-
deuual man -ion un New Year'sdav.
Finding ~ Impossible ~ move forward only
I was pc ssed along Nv the crowd, 7 amused my.
sslf nv noting nclteuts 'raosprng around me
4 observed Colonel Benton, a few siep- from me,
sxertiuR himse 4 10 gaia entrsnce III advance ~
tho crowd. Bot VI usciess-is was IN, 3ossible
10 make room even for the father % the Senate as
he ~ called.
The most democratic gathering p be met with
in The whole United States. is the reception AZ
the Pr sident's on New Years day Senator and
serving ms there stand side by side nor II Il poa
ibIp tor the Senator should he feel the inclination
40 to DO, to increase the distance between then.
on these occasions, the better plan IL 70 remain
patiently with The in-sstlIng cnrrenf, and ~ TINE
Won will he SWEPT into The presence. Amer paying
INV rsapects 10 the President and family, retired
few steps hack OF Mr. Fillmore, and observed,
Cor some time the salutstion of persons, as they
came IN, and admired the elegant appearance OF
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Nitcbs N. Cuba
BAvsrAH. Dec 2Arr ship Defence fBr) Kerr Livsrpoe
NYork Cld ship Lydia, boue Liverpool Sid ship Go
unlia 0innley, NYeIhi IArAs WIN Carson tBrl Vaughn
land, Lverpool brgs = Gilmore. Eldrdgs. NYork;
Keen. NYork. .
Nantucket fer NYork.
Jan s-Arr brig Gambia Bailey. Buoso sohrs VIC
wmMrsroN NC. Jan I-cld brig Commerce, 0rssnlaw.
Boston.
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pAcIyIc SAIL STEAMSHIP conFass-rnn rus-

ypACIFIC SAIL srEansHtF ConFass.-rAB PuB-
lie are informed that uns n the -Fxageraeas sLt
Cnpany steamers and approved the Navy De.
partuent and carrying the Uaitci s-tsS naiiy VIII
tune % leave fanama aRa San franc the ns,
hieeath days OF ezch month uniers reasta uusfee
ole Eeeioent ira OF the mails Panama
q tas q tho monsh ell Acapulco
San hl1s bazstlan San Diego .rd Monterrey TIE
Of The fifteenth Of tns bnth will taaeh a. kcapuco ~
other hsKioax prrr6.
The st.amslip ooiusniA riu pig regularly af.-s
her arrival IN the Pacific between 1sn rrs1ceo rs
in Oregon, awaiting the former pors .r-iy r.h
md passengers from Panama aud rainE without
With mails AND passengers tor tie following r
Fan FRANCISCO regular ns ~ propeller. v 90 tept NJ
foe che Of frcshs and ,ranssn pa,cssv
sskasen Panama ana Gan fisncisv5.
The connection ~ tire Atlantic will ss
rtcarshirs sNPfRs cry leaving New York thir,
r-cnih tnd .HkRokhE, leaving New York shs tsons
hshtn o. oa-h month for Shtsres thire Bat viii
kent ar New Ecrh zs syarr gsuaEeT
The new W.ssnshiIs CA&gBBEAN ana PHI EIPHlG
ill form diree. lima 6etwesr ns Orleans AMI CA.rsG
leaving ~ AT perieas VIII lts cote ete3
snssee on shsisthrus andformr with the PEais
ahT3 through line hna trgx NeS CvAslB And
Assise, Csilorniz aud Oregon.
Through liehets for Inonta "a rpls
.02 v tht corrsny, South New York Atp-~a-
teas fer psss4ge irsm Sen Nsps shorid 90 ps3s
BTheh u, LAUsASNH 4 Co. AgsBtR ., shst giAga
New Narx. October 81. 10.
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Passenger Sailed.

Passenger Sailed.
NEW ORLEANs-ssssmship Ae1ieo-S CraDs. N Greer
Pres Mclean. Morgan, strickland. Agnss Archer,
Martha. N Kennedy, Adslns Kennedy. Homsr smith.
sooven Capt Shuttle worth Agnes Newman. o Agnow.
CHARLEsroN-eteamship Southerner-John Hawkins. Geo
BaIier Miss Lamar. nrs Barnet, BGrasniss Gran,
Mss Mrs VIM Nerris Mrs Rogers Mrs II Stew, Mrs
Motherspoon Moore Jr, Pinnsy. = Dawson. Chas
Weeks. Aterorembie Allen and Wife, Congdon Q n
yelling and lazy Miss Greene Mrs spears Miss Tbay
Mrs P,llsy Moore Fabb, Miss Simpson. Misc
eimpsoB, II Foster, lady and family Mrs Conneli.
Bush, D Winchester. Lathers Vinent Wives,
Grsene. Allen yr @ Enslin-60 in tho sseelaGe
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noCToR YoURsELF-E0s TNgSTF -Ftta yKsrs-
- ~ means o. the Foskct Asculaslus A,sYy Das IA
0wn fhJseisn Thrti.tb eatiot vita ne huhGlss go
shape aa1 q ru ~ wlliisri vouas D.. a. .apa,s ~
University a Pennsylvania TIE isrrss 3, 49,
d fastbfuliy described Ell she retttfa
y slsin irnyusse Tho ohat 81 "a sell Atuss ssfssy
Atteaten asg sb9cil ne rcAA Nv svsr enc y
men ~he Rave tssa unfortvnate ~ oantraatgs it,n.-
pfayious y plselnE Yeursey upder ar cat, ans ~
aolnsttef What HE pretsutisus
ufeiu WORK rtrsHssrs visiting .h4 tity
shose oehtenpating marriage arnt hinA 81 49,.
shout cuFs % the Poctet hscuispiut. ses
srons soing t9seh thould psss Br vounss treats. ),
1arrage toe fossst Fsculariue sve~v O,s n Co.
phyFcan Any person seni8os trnty hve seats sns,ss
~ = ttter, WI receive one copy THE book 81 all =
- scgtes,yn Be ssat for ere lsr Addrs.n re xhs
.OlN1 lot spruce street Fhadaphia, -ni FOE at. n
strnssr Townserd. ~ zro.d-at. Sew Yors II
GhsM REWARD -gFFrRfEr ANrtDoTe A spp
ppp c'hc htxtute for the Of rrvAss aisordsr ~
eTeeoy care, wthaut the feass a.
qet ainE txposars ~ ehsnse application to basins.s
III po'aseor ehslsns single case wtioh ths ristur.
WI ne cure nhasr the fTfetnre a Az hundred doa~-
y x PIT y eottss, With fu direc.ioss stsl Une sas
uess nees-wsry are cured IN two da-s Fer sale no
- " KING Iy2 Broaavsyi I0e Bayard street. New Y.vg
New Orleana "' "a's"s - U.s.
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aoR an rRAHolacn DIRECT -TrE CLrPPgg
bark DELAwAstAN, capt Hsy nis, we'll known as 20
fastest vessel cut 81 s.ltimora abs Del. oElp
1890 barrels capacity "a having 9ns-hzf cargo
tcard be despatched IN few Gays Tor freight
SAGE. hsyirx en- sn0r Eacoxor oga tiama aryly 20
w. a. xvrL west tsysas.
c-rEer Albany atrce.
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RaiIasI

stearships hexico Williams. Nss Orleans southerpsr
Deknson Cblrestop ahp dsrluf9, 6snsemAnn, do bark
LAmsrtine. FALL CsdG ana Others
JAN WIND st nrise NE with snew meridian, NNE;
sunset NV, And hesh.
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Ship Denmark, u DAYS from Savannah.
bAih savannah from LiveIr0ol
Barb Val-na tNor, from the Ngdits1ga asau-
BIZ brig Lads Of tbs Lake. 10 dayE trom Bermuda.
Brig Adciine frcm -----.
AlAo. thea ahinn. nnh IN
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John Thomas hs. been sentenced at st Louis, Mo,
Michael Stephens.
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OAlFPIna.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
~ for LIVERPOOL will please be board ut the foot Of
Canal street Wednesday, January Sth. ut III o'clock A. NJ
and send all luggage not ted the board
Tuesday January 7h marked below, with the number Of
their berth.
EOR LIVERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Captain j. J. Comstock This stsamshfr
will depart with the ais Europe positively Wsdnes
day, bth II O'clock H. her berth foot OF Canal
street No berth secured till paid An letters and pa
pers mutt pass through the oe. For freight
sage having unequalled for elegance
e0mrert, apPlyto EDWARD K: COLLINS, d Wall 81.
The steamer Pscihc will spoeeed the Baltic and ss Janu
ary 22d Positively freight received after MondaV
evening, January 9Th.
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Passengers Arrived.
RorrEnpAM--Ship soath Carolns-Ar Lonkn Aad child.
VRRA CRUzBrig BrazilleiroMessrs Fariaolly OIobon,
my %, Hohutz Remonez, Viamonts Frias.
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For tre1Eht or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 90 Wall strest, N X. or 70
bRsWN SMILEY CO., Lyerpeol
r. g. RO3ERIS& CO, Is king's Arms v,rd, Londeas
L. DRAPER. Jr beulsT ara. aontrosrtre, Faris.
After the hyst Of April the of eshs By abe
from LIVERPOOL will 30 sariaiy redsoe6
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1,HE ROB or DIX. goYvEAu LAFfncrEuER. Tpr

I'VE ROB OF DR.. BoYvEaU LAFfECrEUHR THH
sny one sathgIasais tnr superior a. tue o. Cu
ser y aria y othsr similar rsneaet A. radically
sre, ~ hoas mercury al affections "a the tka DarrsL
serolua thr consequence ~ itth uctr
tie crtiea period ~ lite sd hereditary
In ratsrrhH - tho bfaur sthar aan =.
q re OrfAi arng iom nArsss = adins.
~ an ntysae hs hos enrus In = ', ~ snsr, 4 ~ e
ccnt Invct.rssa easutrr rr IL. -. Il a.nU
o. tApiv - Cubs tnJsons vtica ony rt1 40
virus Nitheat ssutIalssing a. he Nsb Bovvcau
hEs stsn-lnw tuf nkeh haze Mrr-
srrJ o. SIC ionnrp e fcttHsua OsP.ss " he Ss5 II
baie ~ al ths Apcths.S~sa ~ hsssmptiop. " r. lei
ln in Boston, George tas~aer. Chssss. ChArleatau IL
nan ana Kissry, a. ssar,s. Is,aha R.is,ts 50
ti,e A. DgEee nsntsssL Dr. ~ sais norfolk. Iases-
Sehisanoi Rev O5ieans Drhlao ssa Nr Daoos y Pssts
Dr esnssaa dc w. e.rvas, " rae Esas. vsrsn nyiie
IN he Ustss States che Rob Lars.aear 4. .vld ,vs...
al sns 'rss, asbs sos ,ssn j. s gassI cites =
Untea sates Price, 81 81 the small bottit ant ia
srg' sottls halt with The direction use IL ~ ~
watch net narked above Piaass wr.s ~ ffsar.- ~
Df eirauasan d -. Ger'ais u ne Richer. rssis.
nR. COOPEa, u DUANE srREEr pss. FoK rux
~ tAat tturteet yshts ccnhntd hs rasi - tha trt-
atnt Esrtnriai asa otNer aiseses a os
aAkfAFsed aSaa - tktF disgpps. mild
tNeto hve oAAs = periect core Or no shstee.
NEW MEDICAL Boozs.--A cUaFl.ErA KacTfr "A
oks On We aaatg au4 srsstment ~ selicaes de.vss
~ ~ ~ t,nista ufrstea w srsa a. "a
ser q bssutfay solrst riAtes rre as l1ss 81 10
sr Bost wick NJ D. sstursr On usesy ana a..
az ~ s'es Trfoo sc E5.ilt ss Rc.ea hsa
u - kecords oT Actcna wsrss tie grne fsrrilv
,bs IN M, - pvSisr y ay h1s . the Eine sve pgt.
iirn rrice tWsntsn.- oents kwthsr rerr ~ SAL
,huse and is doplafst defeota so AS sirA sdtisn
fRScfR r6wsstsp y? as 'ir q we ,sssh.a'r
suthSr. - Broadway.
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IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-roR HAVANA.
- New Orleans and CT asrcs. Through tickets San
Francisco, Orea
ferrea 20 q frat class steamer q Havana.
On satr rdsy, January 18th, at y. NJ, tho splendid
engine steanhip GEORGIA. 800 tom susthen, D. D..
Porter u Navy commander, will saii ptec ally N.
fom her pier the foot a. Warren street. H. with ths
G6sernmept m.ils, direct for Havana sud 4haeres.
lreight taken Chs,rsg usual taken
freight Havana and New Orleans. For pass age or
freight, apply to N. O. hCBER1s
III West o Warren.
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10y al mat class New I0rk but sirs, proytisN
with all requisite articles foe he eonsrt and
Of Passenger an commanded by OF exleeLee in tie
trsae. The Price OF passage 500. without wines
liquors. Goods 70 hs subscribers viii be forwarded
tree fran any charges but those actually Incurred.
B6yD HINCKEk. Agents. l6l Pearl street.
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shin Elns Freeman from lyerpoo, for Boston, Nov Is
81 Tuflsr.
ship ole Ensi.nt frou Norio.rs for Havrc Dec
q. lst "a IS Ion ~ ~.
shp Forest King, from screans fer Liverpool. ss
Eslizeo Dec ~, La 81 len ~ 40.
lark. supposee the aca from Nori,ans Tor Boston.
of Ssntutkst sga "a - oai ia uit.
nrig FhEsssth, fo Csetenas Tor fsankfort, Dss r. lat
80 lon 10
Brig Bell Of kstport strudry Sw under balance rasd
msineail anti foIesail, Dec ~, lat3. 10 lon IL 40
solr al N, ron CLhsttn Of aas for Phadeiphls
Dee gl, lat q g. Ion
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DACkET5 FOR HAyRR.-sEcoND LINs.--THE FOL.
y lowiaS shiss will leave Havrs the 10TH ana Eev
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Foreign psrrs-

Arx CAMS, Fec 9--No Am vessels IA port.
SCcro. Nov t-Bsrk HEr0n, ~ -ry. tor sYurk. 18th.
FokT ~ PLINcs Dec AS--s,hr hApf Coax. 3ti Boston.
1sCnss, Dec 1SteAmsT osa Taylor, from SYork Cor
California chip aLlazrr. Bfars. NYor-
dHSs; tlrts ina, Warner, for shaeAbo GAYS; FrsgkI
Ok. bfies ssaius Atfa h. - kitts To- Ne
fcs 2Gbys; Clara lie Wolfe. tor futks lslluss
leuifh Bts from Cosat 81 aFisa fof NYofk
Eis. Eyy 81 gFuis, Stsr, vash Tor VI
y ulgo City g ss tor Ng.TA. asys s~ar SSs Globe
L1vis iron EsrNadt
SD ifon a. .Oh. baik BAvtn Hunter fes Nov La
BRIG HLpstaut, ' erk klLfsreB. "a.
srRfsAm. Dee lSRrigs A. nora Day. disgi P9iatas
Csustr A. -alos Cos D fenei A. 80 fszstss DsStAs
ytgfyfg Niger tat Clio 81 fat Bs.sua.
81 JoA~. NIB Dec 2T-~AtF sefr wiiisS Hayes. sYerA
IuRAS isis Lo- 3uagE ui-a Iagr. for EAls.nore
ard oiiers
vss.CsvI 20 -hns Globe. Tor sotlsaas lays SshE
g9slta, i.r Go dast.
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we'll sad that Christ mentioned sex He cave re-
tusS Inc whole gospel ~ spirit Of equality "Do
Wnen tne husband Sels the full force of this COLDER
rule, hs win not be disposed 10 rule his wife In
h. nsr 90 e VII issi that she ought to
nsss - o". ~ snc re ieels that 1t Is matter Of
importance sae ought to give up This Is world of pro-
srs:. child does but get idea Of . book that he
reads IL 30 Win tine Bible In the childhood of the
world its ru meaning could not be comprchended but
now It Is better understood worthy OF remark that
Il ID the old clergy who have most supported slavery
while the young are on the other side We know that
the Bible supported slavery and especially the
Fugitive Slave law The world win be msds better
by the united counsel OF man and woman. (Great ap-
plause)
Mrs. RosE-I wish to say few words on duty Men
and should carry out their duty though unpopu-
lar. But where is the duty TO come from We have
been told this evening that when We do our duties
shall have rights infeIring that rights spring from
duties This is not So On the contrary human duties
spring from human vights child has rights when
born But who would say that child has then dutiesr
When the child grows up he feels that he has duties that
eprinp from hose riehts So It is of men and women
We say to men--You that have enjoyed the superior
rishts one ht 10 nsyform the and there
better vsv can dicharre those duties than by
giving woman her rights and then she will not be back
ward in the performance of her duties (Applause)
Mr. WrNprII Puu ,ps then read the resoutons which
have already appeared in the HrRAIp
DR. MARTIN and Others objected 10 the preamble and
first two which were as folioss.-
Whereas, according to the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence all men are created free and eoual and endowed
with inaenable rights to life liberty and the pursuits
Of happiness therefore
Resolved That we protest AGAINST the Injustice done
to woman by depriynr her of that liberty and equality
which alone can promote happness as contrary alike to
all principle of humanity and The DECLARATION of Iude
pendeuce -
And whereas according to the constitution Of this
public taxation thout resresenaton is tyrsnpy-and
whereas the Of women ia taxed the same as that
Of man, therefore
Resolved That IL IA an act of the greatest tvrannv and
ueurpaon to euriye woman of her RIGHTS of being re-
presentedof iu the formation of the laws
and enioyipr all the and prvileoes eousl with
man
mrs RosE did not see what was Objectionable in
Dr. MARr,s-aAecordiug to ths constitution Of this
republic taxation without representation is tyranny,
Mrs RosE-What is wrong In that
DR. MAarN-The same idea is contained in the re-
manning resou.i ons and it is unnecessary here
The New York herald., 1851-10-21

InE Coal TRADE OF ISL The quantity cent
by railroad this week Is 361js IL; By canal 2Oc
this week, Of about 300 tons. caused principally
BY the election on Tuesday.
1he demand for coal still continues unabated,
particularly for red ash.
The frethets Of last season, which cut Of the sup
Ily, and the consequent bare state Of the market.
gether with the low prices this year, have caused
an unusual demand for coal this year. 80 far, the
increased supply from the three principal regions
is az folloNl
The New York herald., 1851-10-21

This increase will probably reach about one mil
ion two hundred thou sand tons, which Is from two
10 three hundred thousand tons more than the most
aneuine anticipated But great as the increase IL
a The trade, the prices obtained have lef. but little
'tobt 10 these engaged in it, PottsrRt (Pa DL.
ms Journal, Ud. fS.