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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

Hamilton Fish has been elected an
United States Senator from New York for
six years from the 4th inst. Mr. Fish has
bssn regarded as Seward, anti-Fillmcrs
whig.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

pOn the 18th inst, ths House Of Rep
rssentatives passed the following reselu-
lions in regard to the Fugitive law: BY .
vote of 50 yeas to 90 nays: SIPS
Resolved by the General Asssn6ly Of
the State Of Ohio, That our Senators in
Congress be instructed, and our Representa-.
sives requested, to use oil honorable means
to obtain an immediate repeal, modification
or amendment Of the act Of Congress, usu.
ally styled the Fugitive Slave Law, sp,
proved September 10, 1850. |
Resolped, That the Governor Of the State
Of Ohio BE- requested 10 forward sach ofpur
Senators and representatives in Congress
q copy Of The aboYs resolution, $50 g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

OaIo WnEAr CaoPs.--We have JUS.
convsrssd with gentleman who has been
riding through the wheat region of Ohio
and he reports that the crop, looks fine a.
it ever did at this time Of year, good color
aad stands sysn. Ii the Summer does 40
well by ii as the Winter, he predicts an un.
precsdsn,ed crop. -Clsr. Plain Dsaier.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

c. Henry L. Tildsn, Esq, formerly Of
this place, has been appointed .. S. Mar
shall for the district of Minnesota Territory.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

a Lucky La,u Firms --FiLLMoRE, HALL
& HAVEN, late k.,ornies and Ccunssllors
ut Law, Buffalo, N. Y. are ssysrally pro.
.ylded for as follows: FlLLMoRE 10 Presi-
dent, HALL is Post Master General, and
HAvEN represents the Buffalo District in
Congress. g.l5 gia,3l "a nsul, so9 aas
GIDDINes WADE d RANNEr, late part.
ners and At,orniss nj Law in Ashtabula,
are appostionsd as follows: GlDDINos is q
member Of the House Of Representatives,
WADE is o U. 8. Senator, and KANNEy
has been elected to the Supreme Bench.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

Major NJ. M. Noah, who has been
connected with the Press for half cenip.
ry, died a, New York on the afternoon Of
MaFch le.. -rt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24

To fx the timss ef holding the eepyts nf common
pleas in the siish Judicial eirruit, -,
SEC. !. b. IL enacted Sy tie gsrsrsi
Assewbly Of tie Stale or Ohio, That ths
cou,is Of common plsas in tho sixth Judicial
CIRCUIT shall bs held for the ysaF eightesn
hundred and hf,y.ons. As follows: epring
term. In ihs county Of Pickawny. cp ths
tenth day OF March; in the county Of fsif.
ksId, Oh the twsnsy. fourth day cf Msrfh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-24


I he beligernni attitude aof The members
then gave way 10 the. usual careless eass
.f at election day in the Legislature. e,
i he truth Of the whole matter was this.
The Free Soilers disliked Mr.. Converse,
politically, on account Of his ant;.free soil
notions, and because he came from old
Muskingam. where fressoilism never saw
even moonlight. Some of them did no,
consider themselves compromised, by what
had Heen done, and voted for Ranney, voted
blank, or did not vote a, oil. s.. +
II swhigs can't get over the blow
Mr.. Lawrence said he and his whig friends
should protest against the vote which elect.
ed Rannsy, on the ground that there were
10 men in the Convention who had not vo
ted tor Ranney. This is about equal to
the defence Of the man who stole. a waod
saw. lie was taken before mullet head
Of a Justice. One man swore be saw the
deiendnnt steal tbs saw He brought il
who swore they did nat see him steal It -
The justice let him 60 on that ground
Mr.. Burns said he could bring 40 Nom.
bers Of the Convention who did not vote for
him. That would only prove that they did
not vote for him. ~. = -, -. ~
MIR. Johnson Of Medina, should enter his
protest againssthe whole proceedings OF the
Convention. He fol, very bad over il, be
did.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Speech of an American Senator.

'Sir-r-r!-.1f | possessed the power to
Hash conviction, as the lightning does up
on the bosom Of thunder cloud, redund
ant with fire and brimstone: Sir-r-r, ifI
could wres: from the sceptre--.I mean if ]
could wrest the sceptre from reason, and
rob the spheres of The music Of their voices:
Sir.r.r, il could by any effort OF this fee
BILE hand and ,remulous body, pour the tre-
mendous and overwhelming food Of con-
viction like a wall of adamant over your
souls until they melted in red hot embers Of
conviction; Sir.r,r. if | could freeze your
hearts till they offered an icy barrier TO the
intrusion of all selfish considerations, and
raised the massy column Of their waters TO
the topmost pnacle of the arching sky:
Sir.r-r, if could swallow up, al single
effort Of my Imagination, the possibility Of
believing it possible that the cries Of the
orphan,the bewailings Of the wretched pow
erty-.-the exhortations of The 1.-THE dumb
and the deaf---lhe mothers groans --the
weeing stones 1.-The orphans moans-.- -
Here, it appears the orator was interrupted
by burst of hysterical tears from the
beautiful blue eyes Of the WIDOW Of the
honorable Roger Pegg, who was carried
home fainting.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
.Bs kiad 10 the widow and orphan.

=. =, :, 81 u, n, r. ug,t row -
ss,s.,.s-" -. -,
Be KIND TO the wldow-ner nopes are amer all crusneo
s,,..l ns ngAs q ner spirals als.1 ls n0wn'
The dear voice that ever conSoled her Is nusneo
Her nath waay i dreary and lone. 1H5'2 Ss'e
st = ,,il.i.s =
" se kina 10 the "iaow-.ne.r .raihpo" 'ias 'a>'
8, i's eeaa'llal nueS sn .sasa-s., ,ns s -
Are nething to her but q dream. 4 5sssa e.
.s.,J,.., rs...,s.. -, e.a..
@ 49, i ~ -, ~ 8. :. 80 '~' - sts
qsl-1f.s.sSS SS i s1g Il ta,a.'I, 1..,s -; a.
er cneeks once 90 ioseiy p afs a 1aueu WIN seai''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
| shook my. head.

"Shure Thin, hats the way it was,
said Peter, triumphantly. eff raal cir
tleman,like yer honor couldn't undtherslan
Irish, is it brute baste that has the larnin
to know i, before tache him?" e..
"Well, we'll; but about the carriage"
s Bedad, ye needn't throuble yourself Q
bout it at all. There's mighty little differ
ence in the carriages, see, all the wurl
over" e.
"Be careful then Peter; and grease
we'll, do you hear?"A es.....-
"Faix, III do that same thing. I'll b.
plain yer honor this time, any way"
An hour passed, and waited impatient
ly for the carriage. Once or twice, saw
Peter pass the window with The sush buck
ct in his hand, and l began to wonder wha
took him to the kitchen so often. At tlength
| hailed him, TO know if the vehicle wa.
not almost ready.
F'Ayeh!'' said Peter, s'would ye have
me spoil purity piece of work? Its little
them naygurs know about grasing any
thing, the .haythens!!" q -s' :
'But you are SO long, Peter, had bet
toi SOi1O wv uuO oCO 0UOub IL S0lls
"Faix! an'there's no need. Yer honor
shall have it fornint the 'dure in no time %
swell, make haste then, for am in a
hurry" 10 a,s-i S.5i . -l'2.-
1t might have been fifteen minutes after
this, that Peter knocked at the door. '-.'4
"Will put the horse in sir?" - - 81.
"Certainly, if you Gun. Is lhe,c carriage
ready?" 1'['a'- -51"ef
"Och, sure, but its beauty! Would
yer honor come and look at it," OH 81 ~
"Draw it out, will be there direct.
ly." E5'7Is 81
Peter went off, and was in the act Of
Alnging open the doors of the carriage
house as ! approached. 5
"There, sir!'' said he, pointing to the
carriage ir evident admiration. Did yer
honor iver see the like o. thatl'
"Why, what on earth have you done 10
ilp' As.i..sa 5f7 asi1' III
"Grased it, sure, Elegantly! Bedad, but
it takes the shine, nyhow"
! never felt so angry in my life; and
yet, The whole affair,combined with Peters
conscious Importance, as if he prided him
self in having done good thing, was so
ludicrous chat soon became undetermined
whether to laugh or storm.
There stood my new carriage; CREASED
all orer with slush, or what is commonly
called in the country, soap fat; not only
the leather curtains but the top, The body,
The running gears, and even lne shafts and
swing gletree; literally one shining mass of
unsavory grease. And there stood Peter,
with his hat cooked knowingly on one side
Of bis head, his arms akimbo, and his eyes
travelling from mine to his work. with q
look of the most intense satisfaction. -
The axles 1rere left untouched. ~ 557
Peter Mulrooney never CREASED car.
riage for me after that day. But he Is the
hero of another little story, which | may
perhaps give you in my next. s#
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

peared every reason to suppose that he
would really be ghost at the next explo.
sion Of Crump's pistol. Yet he gave no
evidence oil fear.-Looking his anlago.
mist resolutely in the face he sxclaim-
ed ss..- s.. ,r-.s.,,.-..
3st General, you now have every adyan.
tage. am forced by necessity to use my
left hand, and if you were not coward
you would do the same - g..
Quick as thought, Crump changed the
weapon from the right hand TO the left,and
Immediately the word of FIRE was repeated.
At the sound of the pistols, both enemies
fell. Archer had tainted from loss of blood
the effect of his previous wound, but Crump
was shot through the head. ~ -, ..-s.-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
The LeGIrHanded Duel.
.Essas s7ssj ssst ~ sfst77s7-- TExsgss efiF gfyrs
,ASgcpoTE, OF fB.s T,AEeHER, or TEx'

.kzzfaSas SIT ~ sfs0ss5E tEzSsgs% f5f{F gEysF FE
sAASEcDoTE, OF fB.s T.ssAEeHER, OF TEXAS
In The fall Of 1910, Mr., Archer was a
Young Virg inia lawyer Of some note.-
! Going 10 Powhaiian Court House on busi-
ness, Internationally met General Crump.
a small, sharp featured gentleman, si,h
piercing dark ewes thin lips, md a. nose
like the eagles beak. was cool, sarcastic,
and, singing, as a wasp. There might
: be read The history Of 2 dozen duels in the
sheer lhat wrealhed like Q. snake in. its coil
around the corner Of his mouth, as eyerv
separate word issued through his teeth with
! q shrlll menacing hiss. He never seemed
70 foi get ihnt he was The most famous dead
shotgin Virginia, IN a conversation with
Crump about a suit in which theva were
opposing counsel, The latter made offensive
remarks. or .iss:nuations, OF which Mr.. Ar.
cher desired an explanation. -.
4 have no explanation TO make. said
Ersmn, and he sci his keen eyes upon the
ether, as. if he would slay him with q
glance. The lock was QUASI mur
der i :sFss, ,vs..t.s,. .i,.. .ss.fs,rasA7s.z
:. Archer threw h;s entire soul into one
sentence .ssas','.a .s'li'- s..l.. s Z,
sThen demand Of YOU ,; ia 10 l,1t retract the in
=; siinuutions against nv motiye!,, As'.ss's5zs
i shall add filty more 9oi lie kind be fore
shall retraclp said CrulmIp. % with sneer,
and turning on his heel he remarked: 4
nm poinp 10 NJ room Il he hotel to wait
fnr,vaur commnnico,ion. Il ron hive one
Z for me- assz ~ ; a21e
Col. Archer's 5 friends gathered in clus-
ters. around him. entrealing him that he
would not sacrifice his life 10 the bullet of
4 sdtueli.t whose aim was sure and deadly.
But ba would not be 1p1esrrspuaded-he would
n,,nisb Cr,ulImlp1l nor q perish in the attempt.-
formal challenpe was soon passed and
'i,,f accan,od and 1heR meeting was. arranged
in iransnirre 81 sunrise he next Rnpornine. on
iba s,,roinit, 81 hiil' two miles west Of Pow.
hnttsn conrt Ho,,se Atthe same time &
nIaca designated 4 creat ihrone collected
3 lio wii.ness iha eombat scriTTrnp and Arch.
. u Ind both nrriyed q doebraoI mud salr.
IA la. sacb a,bar coldlv ibro,,gb tha nole
{ s..e - e, ,ss;i;ab, W;,b tba solden gl;nnse
s3ss IT,. s = ,Sa.;n.;nai. wa2e s,.,ien "a in
~. ss ~ =. sapon ds nd III ha,r,s
asns ,,,.,da ~ A. s;bro,sd b ,itL M strnnps feel
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

AN IRlsnMAN's WILL will give and
bequeathe TO my beloved wife Bridget, oil
my property without reserve, TO ma eldest
son Patrick one half of The remainder, and q
to Dennis, nv younger son, the rest Is
anything is left, it may go to Terence
O'Car,y in swate Ireland. ..i8qarsns .3suaa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

GF.l'o you find my eyes expressive of
my feelingsa' said sen.mental loAes TO a.
lady he desired 10 please. vi yaare' ossa
o, yes, presume so, saidisthe l"oy.
they make me think Of cothsh dying
with The toothache!' The follow s.id.ls4l3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

GFWhy is vain Young lady like a
confirmed drunkard? Because neither Of
them nre satisfied with moderate use Of
the glass. 7'@''t -'tt 9aft
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
The following beautiful passage is from
the pen of George D. Prentice:


the pen of George D. Prentice:
''There is bul breath ofair and beat
of the heart belwixt this world and the
next. And in~the brief interval of painful
and awful suspense, while we feel that death
is present with US, that we are powerless
and the last faint pulsation here is but the
prelude of endless life hereafter, we feel in
The midst of the stunning calamity about to
befall US, the earth has no compensation
to mitigate the severity Of our loss. Bu,
there is no grief without some beneficent
provision to soften its intenseness. When
the good and lovely die, the memory OF
their good deeds, like the moonbeams on the
stormy sea, lights up our darkened hearts,
and lends to the surrounding gloom beau
ty so sad, SO sweet, that we would not, if
we could, dispel the darkness that envi.
rons it," FL .e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

~When Buckley girl is kissed, she
exclaims, .Now put that righ, back where
you took i, fromP Spunky, amt they! Qp
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

GFFour story..shirt collnrs ars all the
rage. We saw one the other day with a =
.teeple to it. This increase ir building has
proven very profitable 10 The linen and
starch trude. -ss;4a a.ssasq isaa
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Epigram

"There is now in New York regular
military company composed en-
trely oc negroes."-Ihs Papers.
s New York has long been known to fame,
81 For volunteers and aorack" guards
But now a walking darkness blooms,
A darkness fit for shade of Tombs,"
Which heralds forth with loud acclaim,
: A Company of'.blaek. guards.n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

GA priest was once called to pray
over the barren fields Of his parishioners.a
Helpassed from one enclosure to anolhers
and pronounced his benediction, until he
came TO most unpromisiDg case. de sur.
yeyed its sterile ncIes in despair. H'Ah!'
said he, 'brethren-no use to'prny hore--
this wnnls manure. ya .ss=szzR ~ 8sasIs
+r1s .l g. ,i73sl RH nait
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

AUDIT oR's OFFICE. PoRTAGs Co,
Ravennu, March IL, 1881. s.
hereby certify that the foregoing are
true copies of the acts passed by the Gene g
raj Assembly of Ohio as certified to by the
Secretary of State. - . s.-l.s.7 sa agags
III. JOHN C. MCBRIDE, Audifor., 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

@lf you want TO know whether it is
safe to trust q wan NTH goods ON credit,
kee if he is paying subscriber 10 some
6ooo newspaper. -s.-.,ts4.s ID, <.f..s..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

Fixing the times of holding courts of common
pleas in the thirteenth judicial circuit,
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General
Assen,mbly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
courts of common pleas shall hereafter be
held in the several counties posing the
thirteenth judicial circuit. as follows: In
the county Of Erie, on the first Monday in
February, the second Monday in May, and
the fourth Monday in September; in the
county Of Huron, on the fourth Monday Of
February, the first Monday in June, and
The second Monday in October; in the
county of Sandusky, on the second Mon
day OF March, the third Monday in June,
and the fourth Monday in October; in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

the views OF Southern men. and which ai~sys
keeps within the line OF safe precedents IN
derstood the matter otherwise, and expected tnis
little boon Tor Pennsylvania | have other rea,
sons, also, for believing that Senator HUNTER dld
intend. as limited the other day. TO throw sPrat
to catch herrings in Pennsylvania. Had the I'D
ministrAtion caught al the bare hook thrown out
for them. the Democrats At the South would have
had the pleasure Of abusing the Wings abO9t the
construction, while Pennsylvania might have
Landed Mr. HUNTER for the boon. Mr.. CoRwiS
wa not 70 be caught 50. The complaints Of the
PeERsglrGAiGR with reference to my letter in
The rlbHHe of the 2lst March, show It's unessi-
ness lest Mr. CORwIN should take proper WING
view Of the subject and it shows, too, that were
il not for It's Southern masters, Il would consist
emily support the principle Of protecting A1efi'
can mechanics against the degrading competition
Of the pauper labor of Europe and her merciless
capitalists But why does not the PeRRsyfrgHian
turn rosnd upon its ally, the Union, ssd insist
upon 80 small concession to the North Why
does it crsvenly assail Whig press, when 1t has
so much to do at home
To return to the Union, Il contained today an
article in substance charging Mr.. CoRwIS with
having quailed before its terrible assault IL
abuses Mr.. CoRwIs, too, for making the very de-
cis.on it bad hoped kori What would il have
The InteiligenceT endorses the decision, and the
Whig press generally seems TO appreciate its
wisdom. WoUrER NoS TwILLKR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
Appointment Of Cadets aud Walters 70 West
Peint.

Name. Of the Cadets apponisd join The Uatsd stai Nd
ilarg ACADEMY bstvssa the lst and 20th " J,ms lsoi
MAss l-Chasi-ss Ldtehsla.
George H. Elliott, Charles Lansd Cyrus
Comstocs, Samuel Brsck, yr Allen A Barsley.
cOssHcrtcur james H0broos.
Vsa-o.r ALBERT v. Colburn. = .
-AsEander Wsbb Charles L. islssurf jobs Van
Dubois Thomas Coias, James whsesr ~ William
Zen Clarence Besns James A. ror Her
man Blggs VIM. H. Aysnn. Andrew J. Folsom
PssssILv,sn sImo,Ay n Byaa, Jr. asny w fssdb, Coz
Hartz, Michael r Small. DebL MON. Gregg.
MAarLaxD l. Arthur X Dslgh
Vnsnr. s-conns IL Powell George W. Huston, GsOrEs Jses
SOarn cAaoLs. a-Rob.r C. Hill. Jams. wb.ss AhIaasss
Fason
sourH CaEoLsA-No vacancy
GsoHsLA.-Jbo. X. Church.
KEArucsr-- Eas.r, John H. McHsSy Bsajsma X Palmer
f-coIseas Woods John hesatij Lsondas Pnes
ONO Gosfr.d w.rsn jams. w Forsyth Ephrsin p. Alb
bott, william ~ Fow Henry W. Fees
LouIstAsa William rehok-
IsBpsA Nv PentscostJ Lsondss kus Francis A. shoot
ILLis,n a-Jbo. Turner'S Andw. j. karkSy.
Mfs,unysi-Wm X Lisrz.
ALTMAN. L. Moptasus.
MssOuss-Bsnjamin n. JehrSs
AnKAsns-John w. kswtoa
Iowa II. Clay Caldwell
cALuoEsfa--Adrouca YaDelo. -, -.
Vtors % t1s Mafarv lss.sny % 1901 -soesr osaast
Esq NJ. William Dwight, Eq, Mass Professor = w smh,
Conn " Gen Geo csa~hs5s fsna
Gen Jamss l. Gather, ma Pseessot James PhiP' CD Cot
Wn Bovn, Ga Aathony n runisyy, Esqt OhoL hsny w
Huuneton Zee, "a DR. Samuel bfecs AS Hon Thomas nan
DAN Fla; Rev. John a. Lsshrop L. L. ID Wis
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MEDICAL.
From the Evening Mirror, NewYork, October IL lssS;
~ISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD

From the Evening Mirror, New-York, October 81 1873
~7ISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
w CHERRY-we are no, much In the habit OF 'asing
mr. fling medicines though had rather write ABOUT
Aem thar swallow them, any day. But this basstn VI
Wild Cherry 10 90 Of Natures own pure piepsh
ops apd aas effected such extraordinary cures unoet our
In ediaie knowledge, that we are bound ID lusoo III
sr.,h 10 chronicle s virtues and publish them 10 tee
Iorld We have neither time room 70 report the PAL
fsasT, OF cure has effected for one OF the eonposos
A. ,ha Office et the Mirror; and can only refer taoes
afhe.ed with Coughs and Lung Complains 70 oi'ocuons
and certificates. ,,,s,.o So-th r.,oi,.
Dear, Sir -"Mr Hegvey Ill., whose eernhesle IA glven
below s one Of respectable farmers and bis vie
Nv" "Very respectfully yonre, AN,
WIN A. SHAW, NJ D."
Beaufort County, North Carolina Checowlniy
linear Warrington, August IL iStA
The undersigne5 feeling greeid for the reei eIoiuoa
nv The use Of Wistsrs Bsssm OF Wild Cherry deems
OF lhat valuable remedy his wife, long afflicted Win wnss
abe and all others cOnsidered eopsumpuen would nsvo
probably BEEN th In her grave But all the dan geroo
and symptoms have been oy me use OF
ee~ oS''''' W." wv HERNEY HILL
SETH w FOwLE. Druggist No lSs Wsselrstoo-at
Bcstou Msss the sole proprietor OF zoe IoeePt
fr The ma. ufseure of the genuine medicine ane
both wholesale and retail aud Of whom sgen0'e' eA 10
AIwsv, signed T. BUTTS II genuine.
FOR sale by A b. d. Sands loo funon 81 SosIel %
william 81 ;'by Hayiland Reese CO. ~ Msl1cn
Nv William Burger, 81 Corland-st; by ltnsnson SS az
Co 10 Astor House and rs Irving House pIosd"@H
Hev.York; and by Druggists generally everywnoge
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WASHINGTON.

The "Unienc and the Appraisement Bill
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON sGtzrtEy, March -
The unfedged genius who does for the Oas0H
in the absence Of the retiring editor, sd interim
until the instalnent OF the new Ajax, Major Don
nelson, served up on Sunday last what was IN
tended a. terrific broadSide at toe suggested
construction OF HUsTER's Appraisenent bilb
which included ffeights a. part OF the datlaols
cos,s and charges. This individual laoOfea
through three columns, without quoting tne "a"
in any instance, 20 show that suen CONSTRUCTION
would be not only "a monstrous outrage ana
all that, b. that il would be absolutely HHcoHs's
tutiOnal. The constitutional argument Is
curiosity which ought 70 be commended 70 pr-
mum by some kind friend. IL issometnlng hAs
one of Senator JEFF. DAvIss c0ast't1ttoHS9 aTgH-
ne,ss, for instance, on granting Aunt Betty pen
riou OF sci for the loss OF her old man during tne
Revolutionary Wars, diluted say 90 per cent
This fusilsde at this bill, the PLAIN meaning OF
which is evident at q glance, whatever mlso'
have beer the sAtentloR Of Mr.. Hustler, - esl'
IDENTITY of Southern origin u seems tnAt me
PenaiylsGaiss-whjeb Is peTfer'y posted p N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
From Texas.

Prom ire New Orleans Prayuns, March a.
By the arrival this morning Of the steamship
Globe 6AsstoA have received papers from that city 70 The
Tbs Journal says ssp,snaa Of Iniazoa has received let
elon no should be dominated ~ tbs
Fauosa Convention Of the Democratic party The stssr Of
recent cate.
pg con- bas eogsgsd paniss cotton The weather
= warn and decidedly iayoTabs Tor the fsrmsr
ussehou. Wharf, Galveston. belongsS 70
csrt Lube the 10th ast With load Il
vas u Of mschsntss the uns including large qaaAnT Of
The attsr contact 9th the ~ssf hfed
he bs,e kIsmsa promptly the spot ssd prsyeat
"a e. nfseaton which wOuh have destroyed large amount Of
property considerable quantity Of goods vas iost %
damaged from fslIng INTO the wafer.
Ths ,nsl has reserved from Judss Gamble Of ss1
P,reo TIE dated the 74h ul and gives quus soony
ntuIs Of the eo1ntry refsg Tie auecss IL
e.us here are number o. Indians down TIE eo1sty
onung depedaons party Of thifieea m1ss1a
Ssr Aans saturday the sSd an wno stated q
ey had attached b. party Of t~eo I've lnd49e % tss
Iea Duke Vhch attack tie masangsrs had zoe aa asd Ad
three wounded.
~ Underwood with anssen Rangers had bsea %,
,on vbsn d,covsrsd q BODY OF Indians ~ho
10 Rio Fro and had passd down thu ooan
..t ss Of sq1Dosed tbs la
dsns shty hundred Lsut Under wood
I1ssses Of % convey the sofn2on 70 as ssv
al nfs himself Aad made pfsearsions Tor y<or0qs
rnai twenty started from Capt ,hcCuloehs camp %
. Abasas Ne they received tie saws Capt HeCaloch
ws cat on h knss At as time the sast sds q tia