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NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

corlmc 10 law a. All persons having claims AGAINST
JON TASSIE late OF the Cty IF BROOKLYN Kings Coun-
L. deceased that they required 20 ethnt the same,
.h ~ voucher, thereof o. the subscribers, at the Kings
Count Clerks Office IN the Cty II Brockyn on or oei"f"
m, mr. ,lav Of November Nt-Datsi April 49, lsol
ELIZABETH rASSlE. Adminstntru
slq IawtmS, FRANCIS h SrRYkEk. Adnnnisirator
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SUPREME COURT.--Iu the matter Of

SUPREME COURT the matter If
bCths application of the Mayor, Aldermen aud Com
onalty of lie Civ OF NewYork. relative % N. opening
and lay,ag out Of PUBLIC pAkk IA the NmeteeniA
Ward Of the CIV Of New lork.-PubIc noncr = hefeY
gwen 10y the Mayor. Aldermen ana Common sY 81 ths
Civ of New YORK, pursuant u uir tot % tiir
~ IN. state Of Work entitled An act reltts - ie
u,.rs and duties of The MAYOR. Aldermen ~ coGnnSs-
sity If the C< 4 New York. m the matter u 'z ps
session Of and laying ont certain lands Tor Pinc AZ
in the 9Th ward Of the sid city. passed JF ~ l5'l
,bat The s,d the AIayOr. Aldermen lud { sm ns'Y m
tend - make application 10 the Supreme Conf 4 e sac
II New YORK al SPECIAL term " The sal Cur, 20 re
held AZ the Cty Hall the CITY % New w. Oh SAL IN
DAY the ninth day ID August next u tAe O3rns q! tie
CONT ON al day thereafter counsel IN ~
neard for appointment Of hse C'mis~'4r ~ III
mate and Assessment. discharge the dr> ~ y 'f' -
the rcwers specified the uDOye-uent ied ACT lLa. no
arrr. and extent II the said intended 1T senat J. is
t0k me la1ug and opening t,f PioAc ran, ~ AZ
.f a. rim blot of ground situate AID lying 'et"e r ,le
TrIareuu. and the East RIVER fnd to'h~sFee' an fJtl-
street IN the sa.d And ls0 all mar ceftiA yttef
ot III ground sfua,e and Ing between Avenue Ind the
F.- Ryer and slh-treet and t'A street ~ >l4- r' "a
ether with the dement's hefed.1nen's md premises Or
~ .1nur,enances privileges or advantages . the
bsior1ne ~ N aD.wse appertaBing. Dlsd New York.
July ~. 1881. hfNhI Z. Dh'h-
,.1srAug Counsel ~ the Coz -1ra1on.
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sNHF PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.


Il SHIP co aud llVERPoOi. n PHILADELPHIA
nEAiShif CO. intend ruin AZ they new Steamships a.
CRY OF plrrsRURG, ss-S, Capt W c srotesbury.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2l&5, Capt W. q CampstN.
CITY Oh t1.ASGDM. loie, Capt hort. lCch.
CITY OHfhu ADElPHi A2222 Capt -.
PROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER ThsrsSl@y. Apruss 81
CITY Oh GLASGOW. September
CITY OF plrrSBuRG. Ahont Sep%Vnbes D.
PROM LIVERPOOL
CITY az MANCHESTER. FRIDAY Jay IS
CtlN or GLASGOW. "Wednesday, Asslst l3,
CITY Of PfrrSBuRG, About ocios.er Is.
RATES or PASSAGE
From rNiIADEiPRlA PROM LIVERPOOL.
rseen.. -o0 Dollars Saloon tsmness.
s,nan..-..-.- 90 Dollars Cabin siaess.
insse ISies lacOde Provisions Stewards Zee, nut
~ Wins - Liquors. Which be hsG GA board The
Seh sNo nsesorS, table and attendance vii w. oVas
Unsurpassed
fn-clsSs st.amshs Ply between Liverpool and Glas-
Nv hAsre, ROTTERDAM. Leshorn. MSr>stlss aud o;aar
an l"g.s hs which se,ais ~ sh,ppSd to
sre.sNl and n,aoe b, tins line 10 Phadelphia direct
~Nus ntsnSed tsS NcW-Nsfk and other places wsl "a
'ou anu i"' ssdcd by ,he Assent without charge and
fVseos, and asi0iCh. Those who wish to hr,Ug tkeu
ush IN eFpo eau engage passage for them hy
saese Slgs An eseerencCd Surgeon Will he earned ea
se.a Nsi Freight az me goS SIS tun, and primase
Mifrlghi or passage. Apply
AhonAS NIGH AkiSON. a Exchange place. New YORK
ana " inW'-Sf ,Phface.vhiS
MSHAkDSoN, BROTHERS \ co LlyerrNol
TsihCk HENDERSON co. Glasgow vet
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DTBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF
4 FICE. No Nassau stree; Notice IS hereby yi.sn
g. The relatives and next of Aln Of MARY ANN Shkf
PAID late ui Charleston, C deceased. and who al
legged have died meSiate that the elects OF the SAM
nte>tate the hands OF IN, Public ADMINISTRATOR VIII ee
administered and disposed 90 by nan accounting 10 law I'M
less the same he claimed hy lawful executor or AL
the deceased by the % day nj september
ntNf Dated I'll August. 1891
au2 iawswS JAMES ) rHANER Public Administrator
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NOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMlL-

IoSGfhe steamer JohN ,s nA =, p 5e'S $500
leaves Key Port at N A. III landing ~ per No. q n K
each way Steamer SUFFOLK leaves Barclay ST. pier
auAM. Returning, leaves key PWi aitPA. myi3 3n'
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\ EW-YORk and NEW-HAVEN

lNRALROAD CO-DIV DEND-A Dividend Of
THREE AND HALF DOLLARS pe, suase On ~,
artaI Stch al TIM, ComusAg Ia been declared. fa'aAe
81 and after 18th August instant stocshoieIs ',h-r
stock REGISTERED U-iofA "ittcee ier
a. ~. cfr,e y, , Hau,ner-st Those whose stpck -
stored IN New Haven a tae Company once ~ ""
Haven And those whose SOc. Ieg,itreI n ,soA u
tie Office OF Mrs,.s J L THAYEk BIO Boston,
The Transfer Books VIII he oset from The III ns'i ~
1f lncA T. the 18Th lag ( August. luc.Ls
a,9 s,ie.h MORRIS KETCHl NJ treasure.
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Sta.es f,r -sr end fret loa -vll rln rnllc non
with ine boat sasss 60 cnys >eas.fs 20 al afis %
til COUNTRY.
70 An oessons az fahl resias tie above Ss "a he
srcnuu, III The osufrs AL : ga
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NFW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

lN-Trains leave NEW YORK As follows from pier foot
'' reforming EXPRESS TRAIN a: 6 4. NJ for DuH-
kirk stopping only at Suierns Chester, Madeto" Dea-
ware, Narroxsburgh, Hancock, Deposit Susquehhlha'
Bingaampon, Owego, Wavery, Emlra Corning, Hornets
ve. and Olean Thus train connects at DunklrA WIN
on sr1val OF the cars or Cleveland. direct arriving IN
take The Express Train for Cincinnati passengers
for Geneva, Rochester and Buffalo take tms tram and
Geneva the evening, and at Rochester and
a MAIL TRAIN, at "a NJ, VIA Permont, stcppms at
all the Stations and arriving az Emira at 81 Pm Tim
tram remains at Emlra all ght and g[ocefs nea morn
,. WAY TRAIN. at M, VIA Piermeni' o'isVhie' ans
WAY TRAIN at NJ. VIA Jersey CITY, for otisviile.
and all intermediate stations ,,, .n
kirk, stopping at the same Stations as he day Express
Tram, except Hancock .,,,.,..
.s NIAGARA, KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one of which viii leave or DETROIT direct, On he
press Trans on the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, Tor Chicago. Milwaukee. &c ,...-
Passengers for Geneva. Rochester and Bnfao. taNmg
this Tram arrye at Geneva and at Roches-
ter and Buffalo IN advance Of any other line
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dunkhk Il
ga NJ stopping the same Stations as gong west ana ar
q WAY TRAIN leaves onsyllie a, ct \; NJ, stopping
at all the Stations arriving IN New-York at 10 e.
a Ia1 Ssai and sTnvs E%T and nd ru
IA al a NJ Stoppng at all the stations, and i
N 5TVENING Express TRAIN, leave. Dankirs
81 NJ stopping at the places as g'ang west and at
Goshen and arrives IN New York the next forenoon.
FREIGHT TRAINS. leave from per foot OF Duane 81.
al for all Stations the Road. and for Hoohester
and Buffalo CHARLES MINOF, Superintendent je III
CHANGE of Notwithstanding
- june 9. IS5l-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS-Espress Trans leave Suerns as iClIsws or on
the arrival of the Ere trans At SOcock AN, Stopping
only Ramseys, Hohokus, Pate rson Huyers ana Bo-
Ing Spring 10, o'clock M stopping oaly at Hohokas,
Paterson and Boiling Spring.
Leave Nes-York at O'Clock VI stopping only at Pat
erson and Hehokus; al o'clock PM, stopping only e
PaSsaic Bridge Paterson and H0honns al 6ocock r N
stoppng only Boiling Spring. Huyler's and Ramseys
The EXPRESS trains leave Msrksf-st station Paterson,
for New York at 81 M and s. and lot or ON the
agrya of the trans from Sufsrns The up trans stop al
Bergen ON signal -
WAY TRAINS leave SufferRs a. :, =. NJ and NewYork
at3PM.
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson at y and ~
o'clock A Nj and a o'clock PM-Leave New York at
O'clock A NJ and and % O'Clock Nj.
SUNDAYS-Leave Paterson al ~ o'clock A. N and
O'Clock p NJ Leave New-York al O'Clock 4. NJ snds
e'cloc, Nj myl9f
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TRAVELLING.

NOR IJVERPOOL.-Packet of 26th
n Aucust-The splendid packet ship HENRY CLAY
Francs NJ French master, VIII san a. above on hef Te-u
lar da. D., s......
For freight or passage. having splendid aoconmods'hs
anuly on board al per l. East River, OF To
SPOFFOkD TILESTON & co, a. South-1.
The packet ship DDONS will succeed the Henry Gay
and sail ON the 26ih September her regular Gay au'l
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

~ the Application ef the Mayor. Aldermen ana amngn
alty OF the CIV If NeWlork. relative - the EAIEND
ING OF CANAL-SrREET. m the sud cty, IN strusht
line until u mersccs Walkerstreet, aud the widening "t
Walker the sand city the npTihery sue :" ~
10 form street seventy five feet ~ wdthtn Kruger s->Ure
and the throwing OF the gore formed by he Intersection u
Center Orange Walker and Canal street, INTO the street
The undersigned Comm SSloseTs al Estimate ara Assess
ment IN the emitted matter, IN pursuance g." hue
or Order of he sad Supreme Court made 81 ht tfu dW
of Iunc Iaj hereby gave public notice that an Application
viii be made the ,ad Court at Speca' Tenn thereof
H. be held al the City Hall of the CITY 0t NcWl a. Oh ting
10th DAY OF AUGUST next, al the opening I the Conrt
ON hat av o. A. thereafter COun.e can c heard
for Rule or Order that the Report heretofore made m the
d matter fy the Comm OF Estimate and Assess
uept appointed therein be referred bac, % the tonnls-
,be subject matter Of the SAID Report ana o. make new
Repor If IN their Judgment shall bee necessary ar etpe-
dent or for such other Order as the s2io our ma t1h
nrorer 10 max. NJ the premlses-Dateu Ne"-fOt Jay
yo t65l RICHARD j SMIrH)
OGDEN EDWARDS. : Commas onefs.
tysOtAue.i6 GERARDUS CLARK
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
HcOMp ANY for BREMEN wa SOUTHAMPTON -
T1. II 8 Mail steamship WASHINGTON, G. Floyd,
sanmanaer viii sail for Bremen, Southampton, on
TIEsDAY Aug ", from pier North RIVER at O'Clock,
pM An eryeYrAced Surgeons attached TO t'fe snip All
,e,. must ,-ss through the Post Office Specie delivered
=. Have and JodOn For passage freight, apply 70
MOLLER, SAND R1ERA, Agents. a. B1esd~hy,
The te.rliip HERMANN viii succeed TIRE WASH
r,;fTrN Nh he Gth SsptembeT iy24 tAug9'
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V,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
loan ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct, and betweer
NOSTON and LIVERPOOI1-rhe Boston ships osly CALI
tag ~ Halifax land and receive mails and pt~segeu
tRkpJA Cant - AFRICA, A. Ryrie.
PERSIA, Capt =. EOhOtA r. = Low
ASIA, & II r. Judkins NiAGARA,J Stone
AMERICA. n Shannon CANADA, W. HARRISON
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
Thest vessels carry clear white HIGHT AT mas-beso
Green ON ,taIbOard bow, red on port bow.
DAYS OF SAILING.
ASIA yudkins from NEW YORK Wtdnesdg Y, July 20.
AMERICA, Harrison. from BOSTON, Nedsastay, Aug =.
NIAGARA, Shannon. from NEW YORK, We'd Aug. H.
EUROPA, Stone, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug ~
AFRICA Ryre, from NEW YORK "Wednesday. Aug H.
CANADA, OFT from BOSTON wednesday, Sept s. .
ASIA Judkns from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Sept ~
P,ssare from Newton Boston 70 Liverpool, S2s
R.qths not secured until paid for Freight viii he charged
r,aer beyond an amount for personal expenses An
psIlencod Surgeon on board ~ 49,.
tirs. CABIN go STU sece4sd th'ln ~
All letters and must pas through the Pos;-
Once For freight or passage, alPiy 70
~ T.. CUNAkD, Jr as Broadway.
French German md Uthey Foreign Goods received and
Aroorh III m common with British Goods. Through bills Of
SS,,r are gwen in Hsvre for New York
r. Persons intending 10 take Psssage 70 fhgiah M ths
Rsrl Mail ships requested To- call III the Once
IN iaway before believing the reports that the shpsars
am mylsu
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N pURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

r,.ae Of the COUNTY II Ne~York notice hereby
>. III osrSous having claims AGAINST JOSEPH PICKER
fS1 iats 0f the Cy Of York. deceased to present
a. with vouchers thereof % Of the subscribers
A hs residence No s. East Tveaty seventies the
Cy Il York before the twentieth day Of October
nsIt Dated New-Y-rk. the 18Th day Of Apnl, 1851.
RICHARD TURNER, .s,.,.,,a,o,
ale ia~oms' DANIEL LIKELY. ~
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY

INFORMING LINE for ALBANY.-
IH The new and .lsgan, rteamef REINDEER Capt.
Aiber, Degroot VIII leave NewYcrs from per foot Of
Murray-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and rhi-
nay MORNING al O'Clock and returning leave Albany
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS al ths
same hour making the usual landings each way 70 e.n
served on board Fare NewDugh and pokeepse 30 cets
b. Fer further information apply 10 JAM b biShOr
= 20 Reaver-st New-Ycrk yl II
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N pTRTSANCE of an order Of the

y To hI SNNNTI Ut an VIHVf Vt wv
] Surrogate OF the County of NeW-fprk, notice heiey
gwen IA AL persons having claims against SAMUEL y
ANDElI late of thu city Of New York, Contractor de
ceased 10 pros the With vouchers thereof 20 IN"
subscribers az the Office Of II Milard ESQ, No ~ Mas
sai,t ~ the oty of New York On ~ before the te't'h
ls, Of October neNt-Dated New fOlk the TNthty-hst
Gay of March. 1891 ,,,
al2 Ian6mS.l WM II cornell
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u The barge CLINTON, Capt. WItsIe, every MON
DAY; EXCHANGE CAT Ros1sIans every IH hTITs-
DAY at O'Clock M from foot Of Murray-st for pas
sengers and freight The above barges are elegantly iuI-
n,sbed with state and comfortable cab
ms and are expressly fitted mp for the comfort and eonve-
wence of passengers and arrive at Poushkeeie ~ TINE
Iy IN. stages TO sharon Pine Plains and NewNtord Fof
further ipfornHtIon apply on board the barges, o. "
sl5 Gan WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL. l64 West-s.
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Y 7 VT VI"'1I VT VIZ
Surrogate If the County II New.Y)k notice IS hereby
gwen 1. all persons having claims 5g1nst GEOh6E W
IRVING late II the CITY II Ne" Yra deceased 10 pre-
sent the vouchers thereof - the subscnDef al
hs ndlc. No 40 Broadway. N The Crr II New-fors On
befoi- the FIlth dav % AoyrmDer nen-Dated New
York, the second dag II MAY. 1871
ry3 lastmS. ROBERT r MihsLOW. AdnnnistratDf'
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur

IN pURSANCE of an order Of the
surrogate n the County Of New fTA noue1 nrsy
-, a. IN nsrsons having CLAIMS agalnkt OEohoE b.
InTHIAS lals Of The Cts 81 New Yofs, deceased, TO
sn, the sams with vouchers there y me saDscnDer
~ ~ "a Iohn-street. ~ the CITY Of New YORK,
q b.s,,. m. Sixteenth day u OctDoer nsu-Dated
81 81 :" ~ The eleventh day Of AprI, 1851.
f1Ufms- nIfFHLN =" 'r1>I''< h<se|","f-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County of New-YOrk notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against SAMUEL s.
WANDELL late u the cit, Of New York Contractor de
ceased pres the with vouchers thereof 10 the
Subscribers AZ the Office Of NillaId. Esq No 80 Mas
sast IN the city of New before the Fifteenth
ia, Of October dated ho~York, the cE;y srst
dat OF March 1871
LEWIS II EMBREE ,,lo.,,.,,at,,,
ul2 lavtmS'l MM II COkNLL. !
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Sur
ro. OF the County Of New YDrA notice q hereby CIV
en- 10 AN persons having claims ag4nsf JOHN JAGEis
late Of the cty Of New Yerk grocer deceased ~ present
tie same with thereof - the subscriber, At he
residence NOBi Canal street the cgY II Ne~foIk, -
o. before the second day 81 December fs-Died New
York the thntIeth day Of MAY. is5l.
,nvst lawtfn. AMELIA JAGEIaS Administering
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GAZETTE OFTHE UNION AND
GOLDEN RULE.

A paper for Odd-Fellows ard their Families
a This old established Family Paper, on the
LIST of January, enters its sixteenth volume, and
will be found upon examination by the Fraternity
to be peculiarly adapted to their wants, and a
most welcome visitor at the firesied.
1t is published weekly at
81 90 per annum in advance
6 90 for four copies.
II 90 for nine copies.
Ia 90 for twenty copies.
1t contains the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge
Of the United States, and the State Grand Lodges
| and Encumpment, Institution of the new Lodges,
Addresses, accounts of Celebrations Editorials
upon Odd Fellowship, and everything that can
interest the Order
For binding, it is admirably adapted and makes
yearly volume of over eight hundred large page
Aside from the Odd-Fellowship department, il
contains choice Tales Poetry, N otes of Travel
and IN short all the variety that goes to make uF
a first class Family Paper
For years the Gazette and Golden Rule has en-.
joyed the highest confidence of the Order, and its
publishers feel assured that there is not brother
| no matter what his rank in the Order, who will
not from reading the Golden Rule, learn to APP
preclate still more our glorious Fraternity, and
be better able TO extend its broad mantle over
others.
Address CHAMPION & CLARKE,
"a Ann-street New York
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NOTICE.

VNHE general estimation long enjoyed by the
i Perfumes issuing from the premises of LuBIs,
having led to variety ofworthless limitations and
counterfeits, Notwithstanding the signature affixed
to each label accompanying the genuine article,
NJ Felix PRoT, proprietor of the Establishment
LUBiN, has the honor Of informing his friends and
the public, that he has now substituted for his
former labels one Of wholly different description
and that he has caused to be manufactured for his
envelopes a description of paper presenting in
form Of a watermark the seal Of his house.
In order, therefore, TO avoid deception, he re-
specially begs them to pay specla attention to
the label, appe nded to such articles as bear the
name Of his house, and to entrust the execution
Of their orders only to dealers Of responsibility or
address them directly to his premises, No SIS, rue
Ste-Anne, PARs.
Opening to day in Extracts, Helteape, Geranum
Musk, Winter Blossom, New Mown Hay, Joe keu
Club, Mouseline, Amber, &c. &c. with all the
other choice articles Of the same house.
pARKERS
Fancy Psrfumery and Comb Store
near the National Hotel,
Nov 10
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-09
California.

The Freesoilers are buckling on their armor
to oppose the division of California. The Al
bany Journal, speaking of the matter, says
DIVISION OF CALFoRSIA.-The seventh re-
solution Of the convention of the southern
counties says -
"That we seek this division by itself, Loyalty
and in good faith, apart from any party strife,
and free from any agitating question"
If this was true, it would have been a very
easy matter to have proved it, A separate State
government, with constitution similar to the
present constitution of California would obvi-
ate all the evils of which the convention COM
planned. But they do not ask for a State
government. They prefer TO be remanded back
to the condition of territory. Elsewhere, a
territorial government is held to be inferior to a
State constitution Isit not reasonable to sup.
pose that they have some motive for desiring to
make change the reverse of that which all the
other States seek-that there is something in
the State constitution which they wish to
avoid
The State constitution contains n provision
against slavery. And past experience has led
the southern Californians, not unreasonaby to
hope, that they can obtain territorial charter
of which that provision does not form part.
And this, notwithstanding their disclaimer, is
the "agitating public question they are seeking
to have decided in their favor
The Cleveland (Ohio) Democrat also sounds
the alarm thus -
CALFoRNIA.-The convention which met in
this State, to consider whether il should be d.
vided, leaves very little doubt as TO the main
fact, viz: that IL DiH be; and MS little TO
another fact, viz that the southern half loiH be
SldUe.
We have been censured often for asserting,
as we have done, that the slave power would
not rest until it had grasped part, If not the
whole Of this country "Your proof" an honest
Wing would demand. "An assertion" would
exclaim a bold partizan. Yet now the best in
formed papers on the seaboard, bunker and H..
beral, on all sides, admit what we long ago
affirmed Referring to the action Of the Cali
fornians, the Tribune says, the language Of the
speakers would leave very little doubt TO The
final issue 10 which This diUision tends The es-
tabliShment Of a NEW SLAVE STATE is manifest
ly the ain of at least some Of the promoters Of
this schemen
VIII the Wing press sound the alarm ! Will
the Democratic
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-09

The New York Times contains the following
despatch, and editorial comments thereon, which
We subioin.
INV OarpANs. Frjdav. Dec. &

We subjoin.
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Dee. B.
From HAvANA-MR THRAsHER SENT TO
SPArN.-The steamship Philadelphia arrived to-
day from Havana, with one weeks later news.
Mr.. Thrasber had been sent from Havana 10
Spain, in merchant vessel lie was TO serve
out the term of his sentence, unless released
through the negotiations now in progress at
Washington.
Mr.. THRAsHER SENT To SPAIN-While we
are cody debating the question of foreign inter.
vention, or warmly ayishing our welcome upon
fugitive from foreign oppression, let it not be
forgotten that one of our own citizens is borne
across the ocean to a Spanish prison. The tel
egraph brings the news to US at the very mo
ment We are greeting the Hungarian captive
The anuthesis is shocking it is reproach TO
our honor as an independent, powerful nation.
What moral force shall we have to exert on be
half Of trampled bleeding republicansm abroad
when the moral and physical power requisite for
the protection of our own people has proved TO
be an idle show, baseless pretense! What
hope is there that the influence OF our govern,
ment will ever be operative at long distances,
when it has no strong arm to wrest its citizens
from neighboring Cuban dungeon!
1t will hardly satisfy the American, who hth-
erto reckoning confidently on governmental
protection, now finds his error, to puzzle his
brain with forms and difficulties in the way OF
accomplishing the end. His claim is thai
Thrasher ought to have been released. If ne
gotlation failed, force should have been resorteo
10. No means ought, he will insist, to hav,
been neglected to preserve the national honor
intact; and we were disgra2ed in having 4 cti
zen subjected to a partial, sham, trial at all
and are now doubly disgraced, in seeing hin
come away to work out his long service among
the wretched chain. gang of Spanish galley
While we write, he goes further and further
from our shores, and further from the boasteo
shelter of our laws. To be sure there is still
time to procure his discharge. There is little
doubt that every effort will be made eventually
to procure it. But Anglo.Saxons have beer
taught that personal liberty ia mans mos
sacred possession; ard Americans have falleI
into way of believing that governments are
made for its guarantee; and that an hour'
deprivation Of il is an unreasonable wrong
How are they to be satisfied with the confinement
of Thrasher even for an hour, when that con
tinement violates his right as a man-his right,
as Il citizen; and the honor Of all Americans
as nation