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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12
Marine Court.
Before Judge Lyme

lie Brmn agt. Capt. lie B0utlilier, Of
Jrig Ocean Bride.-Suit by attachment on the part OF
one of the hands Of a British brig for wages. The
brig lies at WamsbuTgh. Two or three Others
of the hands left The defense IS want of JurlSdc-
ton on the part Of the Court as to British vessel
and also offset |, was contended for plaintiff that
the voyage for which he shipped was up-the articles
specifying the voyage to be from the Island OF Jersey
Great BRITAIN to South-Amerlca and back to port
in the north OF Europe-and also says port Oh can
shall not be deemed port of discharge. The brig
went to Bremen and came thence TO New y ork with
passengers As this had formed no part Of the artl.
clcs and the brig had been to port IN the north oil
Europe the Court considered that the voyage was
terminated and the men authorized to leave and
bring suit, If any due, for their wages Testimony
was presented. Decision reserved
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The RESCUE CAsEs.-ln the l. ). Dls-
tnct Court, this morning Judge spragle presail.s'
John p Coborn, icoloredl Joseph h Hayes, anies.
and Lewis Hayden, tcoloredl came IN anu ne otb
Of September next Rooer Morris, scoorea ,ao
also gave bail in the same sum to appear n A. W. Ir
Circuit Court holden, and JOSIAH n, vu1y Iynder
was accepted as his surety Inc ov ,ee ,sree cases
mentioned above would also be RENTED iIp smith.
the Circuit Court Ezur Wright, ,ias IhomS The slave
and James Scott also indlcea 70. I b, are expect.
shadrach. nav ho' Se' Boston Mail, 10th.
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By Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune.
WASHINGTON Items.
WAsHINaroN. End

WAsHfNGrON, rrIlay, July IT
Don Felipe Molina Envoy Plenipoteni.ary OF Cos
"a RIca, yesterday presented his credentials 10 the
secreta AIRY OF the State and was received az charge
Of the Republic OF Guatemala
The President recognizes Joaquin Maccos sakus-
teei, as Consul OF Spain at san Francisco ana Fred
erIck II. Stell, Consul OF Nassau at Texas
The President has Just approved OF the finding OF
the Court Martial. acqutlng General Talcott OF all
the charges brought against HIM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12
LAW COU RTS.
Court Of Common Pleas FRIDAY, July II.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge IngrahaT


Samuel Miller agt. Joseph and John T.
Ho,cord- Plaintiff who is carman) sued TO recover
$50 being $3.50 for the value of a horse lost over
board and drowned in February, 1850, $50 injury to
harness. and $l0 paid for getting horse cart and har
ness out of the water. The n0fSc boOhvu On nvItn
side per No Q n r.. owned by defendants owing
to want Of or defect in the string piece. The Jury
gave a verdict for plaintiff in amount, and the motion
IS to set the verdict aside the ground that the pier
was private property. The Court held that the pier
having been thrown open for public uses and steam
boats using the pier, the owners were bound to keep
il in good order The occupation OF plaintiff called
him to the wharf, and he Is entitled 10 recover Mo-
tiOn for new trial denied
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TIE PAX BILL PASSED. Both branche.

OF the Legislature yesterday morning passed the bill
authorizing the Common Council ofthis City to pur
chase "Jones's Woods" on the Thirt-avenue, for
Public Park
The Emigrant Commissioners Bill (which allows
Dr. Stewart to retain ms Office until the st Of Janu
aryJ and the Bill relating to Emigrant Passengers,
are also passed.
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.nputing to member officers Of thus House any
ofense whatever.
Mr. ELDERKlN made brief explanation of his
action in this matter, when
The previous question was applied and the
resolution was adopted-Ayes, 63 Noes 35.
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MpI,xcUoI,y AccIpENr.-On the Fourth

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-OH IUc UUItH
of July at Hanover ~ H., large cannon was prema-
urely discharged producing the instant death OF one
man, jeremiah Kimba and InjuTing severely two
others The body Of Kimball was horribly burned
and mutilated He has left wife and seven children,
in state of want and desttutlon. The accl1ent
was the result of sheer careessness
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CITY ITEMS.

tv The copious showers of Thursday af-
ternoon and evening have cooled and purified the at
mosphere to degree hitherto unknown this season.
yesterday was bright beautiful and delightful, al
thouhg still warm enough for midsummer
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Naval and Marine In;elligence.

NORFOLK, IhuT>day, July TO.
The Is. ship St LOUIS laws below Willoughby's
light boat. None of the officers have vet arrived
here.
AR, sohrs Mary Jane and Ann, New-York A. :
Ellis Camden
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AN ORDINANCE relating relating ! % SrW: sRe

YORK-The Ma or. deIpth f S'Sens DO ordaIn as
folOws ,.. ~ i.-yfti for any person per-
Iccs az hSelnafter provided - have OF keep any
SGa,i,y 4 sunpowder IN any aosse o nareSar Of n
sscs ~ DE civ Of New Sprs " tc y .hs
Y Y~ ~ srorzA the q street, IRON 'he
North 70 W. I, Re lawful the Mayor u the City o,
Ne YORK 10 rant censes 10 sell gpo~der socye said
enter Of KY second street - @ecofasace Stn 'hs o
Az sf in relation to the keeping of gnnpowder sai
and certain other snnslsnc.s N the Ci,y u
ncse 10 that portion Of the city lying north Of said Inc
Trping through the center II sixty sec"nd street.
80 far as they EeolsCn. With the provisions Oi ts
ordinance
SEC NOtuns this ordinance contained .hsii 2eyen,
the stonng ard keeping Of gunpowdcr m the STATE Ar
Fifth avenue, above Sllty-fJurb- street -,
SEC This ordinance shall take efeet nnnsJf,'ee
Adopted By he Board VI Aldermen February !, i''i'
Adop;cd by the Bard II Assistants June ,. 1871
Approved b, the Mayo June :, ISl e,, r. =
Jylf ID. 1. SALENiiNL' N''-
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The CLIPPER BRIG.-The Hanover, re-
Gently built by Messrs Perrine, Patterson STACK,
and relative to which report prevailed that she Is
intended for the slave trade built by MesSrs. p.
p. & : for M B. Blanco, of Hanover-square, Ny,
pursuant to an order from Havana She is 5l9 tuns
burthen. She was completely rugged, yards across,
and 40 tuns of ballast in at the time of being launched
Immediately took in cargo, and was dispatched
for Havana, between which port and old Spain she
is said to be intended as regular trader. According
to agreement, we understand, she to have been
done nearly two weeks before, which was the cause
for dispatch in getting her off and which principally
led, we understand to the suspicion nregard to her.
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Receipts OF Produce

yy fh> North Rir<r Boots-frddy ay itS,o-SS - S,S pyr
vior ly SO bush Wheat 25.as bush oats ~ ,i,
=, "a hush Corn 5ss psEs Pork. % pKgs Cu so ~
- - butteT 100 rsrs Cheese y bales WOOL l'' p~''
tlht.ky
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OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

indorssd Proposals fDr building Sewer In 9Th Avenue
VIII be received at the Office ofhe Croton Aqusduc De;
rnsnt fRotunda PARK until Wednesday, the 9Th day sf
yav 1911 ~ s'clock p n 10 builda SEWER with the
Decessar Recsiyng Basins aud Culverts IN 9Th Avenue
from 45,street to 5ststree being IN length aDou.
budins Of the same and all other information relating
thereto be obtained on applcation ~ s'e Con''s'
Clerk al this Office New-Y June 2S l0
''''"' ~ ~ NICHOLAS DEAN,
90 On, p,esdeut OF the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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r=-T H. PFAsE and EDWARD Down, Supply '"s ne, ~
mn. m MN HAVEN oa the arrival oi the morning. "'
car frvm New-lofk.
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UROTON AoUEDUCT DEPART

'KU VN -iQU EDCtI DIIf INV
~ MENT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals.
ndersed Proposal for building Sewer IN Tenth De-
tween id and 10th will be received at the once oi me
Croton Aqueduct Department, (Rotunda, PARK nntii
TUESDAY the 22d day Of July 1851, at Tsiock M, 70
build SEWER with the necessary receiving basins anu
cuyerts m TENTH AVENUE, from I'D TO itthst. being
m length about feet The plan OF the Sewer and spe
icons for the building Of the same and all other Nor
nation relating thereto be obtained ON appncaton
Wv NICHOLAS DEAN,
vi2 tg President of the Croon Aqueduct Department
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NOTICE CARTMEN.-The new or

ds,ance FOR Licensing and Regulating Csts ana arr
men D,.s that all licenses % public Cartmen shsn ~
IRE On the last day Of October IN eacn year. ana MY W ~
rerevel r the Mayor i0r succeeding year. appn'aD,
h. made therefor priur the expiration thereof NJ sue"
,tr,e a. r. sv he appoinied by the Mayor ..,
Dre gotce win 0l the days SGT sP. % ~ Iis
ug .uch Licensing commencing probably about ins 'i''
of SertembcT ,.., =, . 80, ,.,ln,ne. on sD-
81 ~ n Al th,. oace Mayors Office, July TO- ls'i
.-,,,, b. o'''i y kSHER TAYLOR, Flint Msr'hAi.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12

GAS PosTs AND MoNUMENTs.-Of the
$4,000 which the Trustees have been authorized to
borrow, repayable by instalments, we believe IN ten
years-a sum not to exceed $4,000 Is to be expended
in the placing of monuments, or boundary marks, at
different points, with view to facilitate surveys
about similar sum viii be applied for the payment
of the 800 gas posts already laid-and the balance
Will be appropriated, at the option OF the Trustees,
to the laying down of additional gas posts.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12
UROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

ROT q Y AIlD EDUtI DET nv
~ MENT-TO CONTRACTORs.-Sesled Proposals.
~nne VIII he received at the Office 0fthe CIotDn hqe-
,ci Depaaent (Rotunaa ParS unit. EsDAli Mid i"s
STV ER WITH the necessary Receiving Basins and CnyeI
in TenayenDe from 2d % street beng ~ lsnan
a. ofthe same and ai other information 70 ss
.t On application 10 the Contract CLERK,
a''his on'e'-- NICHOLAS DEAN.
;utf, President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-12

BELL TowER.-Mr. f. Church has re-
ceved the contract for erecting the new tower in the
Third District A Committee of the Trustees has
been appointed TO procure suitable bell
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-19
The Tehusntepsc Grant

We find in the New York Express the following no
ce issued by the Mexican vice consul in pursuance of
decree OF the Mexican government resembling the priv
ege granted 10 Gary in regard to right OF way the
hmus OF Tehuantepec, and which privileges have since
become the property Of American citizens Ii is TO be
hoped that neither the long absence OF the American min.
lister Mexico from his post Of duty, nor the fatality
which appears to have attended thus far the negotiations
and proceedings Of this administration in regard 10 the
affairs OF neighbos OF this continent, whether under
an English protectorate at Nicaragua Spanish des
potsm at Cuba will prevent our government from OBJ
tanning suitable redress for manifest breach OF good
faith on the part OF the Mexican authorities:
VIoE CONSULATE REPUBLIC Mexico, Nav
In conformity to the decree of the federal Congress
"Mn5stry OF Interior and Foreign Affairs Your excel.
ency, President Of the United Mexican State. To all
the inhabitants Of the republic be known that the general
Congress has decfeed as follows
The decree Of November 8, 1886 is declared null and
longer existing because the provisional government of
that period, IN virtue OF the faculties with which IL
" the government will take measures TO have the above
declaration Immediately produce its desired end respecting
the privilege granted 10 Don jose Gany. M. Sconio,
president Of the Senate; Pedro Escudero Ecbanoye,
utado presidenle Manuel Gomez, senador secretaro
Leon GuZman, deputndo secreario.
Therefore Iorder be prned published, circulated
and duy obeyed National Palace, Mexico May 22d, 1851
Aud communicate it You Tor the necessary ends G d
snd liberty, Mexico May 22d, 1851. Jose Maria ortz
The unders gned, consul Of the republic OF Mexico
by order OF his government, makes known all whom il
may concern, that the said government will permit any
person whatsoever representing Don Jose Gay acting
IN virtue Of his extnguished privilege, undertake the
work OF opening way OF communication between he
by the ishmus OF Tehusntepec and all persons who
Ia iutnre may attempt will be considered as breakers OF
the laws oil Mexico and punished conform ably the cir
noes, seriousness extent of the offence He also
makes known that neither Minalan Venosas, any
other point OF the shmus entry for foreign
sells, outstanding hat this fact has always been notor.
ana 'hs those winch go there VIII be subject TO the
penalties that the Mexican laws impose, and to the hostile
ire stment which they will thereby given
The legal OF the sbove-e expressed s only
meantime that the Congress Of Mexico disposes the
ner in which the said communication between the two
oceans shall be opened to the world.
-~- 49, W'sk frtsgp. GELstNkPT,
Vice consul Tor the Republic Of Mexico.
Nkw Yopk, Sept IL, 1851.
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From south America.

commercial letter, dated Montevideo, July 18Th, ana
received at Boston, gives information OF important pou
cal movements in the region of the river Plate ID'
letter states to be reported good authority that zen
Urquiza and General Garcon were about to comm'n"
active operations in few days, and that the writer was
informed that the Brizan army had passed the on'lel
Admiral Greniell had gone up to Parana "o preVen
his forces the passing Of Belyress troops to bn''
rios" This if true would be an account OF an 'mpo,A~
change OF relations upon the river but there mas O''
little action upon Urquzas proclamation, now SUI.
months old, that hardly suppose that he has 's
decisive movement against the existing goVe'n'e
II the Brazilian army has actually entered the repu0n'.
ptoyinees, a hew Soath American war has been ''A
menced.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10. 1854.

90 Mr. ", JAMES OF Cincinnati, Ohio, Is our general travel
ling agent for the States, assisted by JOHN ph'
RAMSAY Dr. j. Wa DswoRrB X. GRAVES, A. Laws, JAaEt
RuTnERFoRU, EDWARDS THOMAS FARMLAND ana u vi
L. wIsEaAs above has eeTncaIe o. me
Mayor Of Cincinnati Of city, describing their persons
there win be no risk in paying Them hope all whom
they may IL convenient 10 settle with them
% ISRAEL JAMES No La South Tenth street, Phadei-
pha make collections for us In the cites OF New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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-
New Fall and Winter Goods.

IOOE BROTHER, Co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
Ill 9Th have received and prepared to offer the
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding of Maryland and Virginia, full and
French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods imporatons. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
Heavy waeTed silks, all colors
Irish poplins richly watered, all shades
Very black silks all widths
coored silk veivets, every shade
Menno M Thbet cloths great variety
de aine designs
French de eosse, latest styles
emb chemi-eues, with sleeves 10 match
Real yaIenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, aud caps
NIB and lace trimmed handkerchief
embroidered Canton shawls, from sig " $40
Velvet cloaks and manIas, new STYLES
mantlas and vstes also styles
Real cashmere snawis, long and square
Real cashmere and fhibet scaris
Long sho sewing slk mts and gloves
Baiou's celebrated kid gloves size and shade
Black 81 laces, black and coloed silk f1nges
Thread ace inserngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
andc nab and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt nband-, &C.. Sc
Desirable goods,
which weekly add
assured
during the most fashionable Styles at the loves
prices. . .,nuu,r . M
septI2-u
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IN direction Of the President Of the United States.
the asceaning and settling
California hereby nouce that
will be held San Francisco In said State
on the of December, 1851.
Given under hands city Washington this ilth
September 1851. -, ..... ,,..
HARRY J. THORNTON,
Sent I7-eod3m Commissioners.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS
No. Sc Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, Co.
Liverpool
f.. G. ROBERTS, h CO..
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, IT,,
Sept 5-dly Boulevard, Monmnrtre, Paris.
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.


The Pacnc .'''.''..'.. Ispl Nye.
The Adlaue ......--Chpt GfatOn
fr-r,Nn These ships having been built by
HiA4 pressy for SERVICE has been
Zxl,94ffI
strength and speed aud their
daona FOR unequaed for elegance comfort
passage New Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
Sl5 From Liverpool New York,
cas-
experienced surgeon viii be attached TO each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE jewey, precious stones, metals bills
ladng therefor
n. nt
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TAPEsrRY VELVET, Uncut veIv etTapestry, I

TAPEsTRY VELVET, Uncut VIEW etTapestry, Tia
pesiy plain three and ingram carpeungs
Just received additional supply Of the above description Of
and different conbna-
this all
celebrated mandatory Crosley Sons, London
hso, supply Of elegant curtain Materials Brockiu
all silk
anes damak snes French and English furniture ehin
zos.
Swiss and French Turkey figured chiuzes,
tasses gimps and borderngs 10 match.
goods assortment hand before their arrival
perhaps complete OF other
adjustment country.
An intending Furnish respect,
filly call and examine them.
CLhGETT h DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds Of furniture dry goods.
Sent l7-.ue1If
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,,IuoEMAK ERs' GOODs-on hand, and constantly reoeiv
- ing importation, all kinds Of shoe stuhs and trim
ninss
Merchants and win find wen supplied with au
' JOHNS PAYNE,
importers and dealers In shoemakers goods
Northeast corner ef Fagrth ssa Arch socsg, PhsdcfraS
July 2--eod3m
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oiicioths, s"fpeu' " ~e
E subscribers are receiving per schooner Statesman
i from New York
SO pieces - extra heavy white Canton msttngs
90 do 81 do do do
do do do
do "A do red checked dc do
Is 81 S64do do do
no Al IA do hncy do do
do super English ocoth, 10 feet wide
do super oieoth, from twelve 10 eighteen feet
wide
25 do owpced American oicloth, from three TO SIX feet
10 do Cocoon matings, for basement, &c.
Also full assortment OF every variety oil i'm
ported and American earpeting such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American brussels
imperial three ply ingram, fine and ingram, low
priced rag hemp cotton, both striped and plaid together
with every other article furnishing which
prepared fully determined offer good terms as any
dealers in this county. -
Apls-u r. H. Hoob w.
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CARDhe public respectfully requested 10
Of rich French CHINA dinner DESSERT
and service mantsl vases cuteass ware yepsed ware
and hair with general assortment
o. which has been selected with
from the msuuc,oes expressly o the ci trade
will be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit FOR
saussctosxes'Sx 49,. 49, - -.
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
sspt16-d Auouone.rs.
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MES u. EnxNAHns. Late anm ,ni.sinn.r OF

JAMES L.. EDwAHDS, late Conn missioner OF PEN
and Simeon smith, sttorneyataw, formerly Of oEdens
burg, York. opened office Washington city for
OF claims before Congress and
departments Of the general government They prom
their business hst be ntrused
Reference be made members Of the last
postpa addressed Edwards Smith, Wizards
Hotel, will be duly attended To-
Sep l0-dy
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OFFICE LET.-The subscriber offers let the office
" formerly occupied Williams, esq, law office, c.
near the corner OF AZ street Apply TO A. GREEN,
Sept 14-3teod Aueuoneer and Commission merchant
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NOTICE.-Those OF o. who yet settled
IN bills rendered LIST July will much oblige
BY calling doing their earliest wish
that closed the
ment Of the fall trade, ...-. III.
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
Sept 1-2wf
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STANDARD Fashion for GentIcmen's Hats, Fall
- Is5I-sTEyENs, halter
wearing public beautiful hat introduced by him for the
fashion, believing exceed introduced both In
quality friends invited to call
him a Athenpum opposite Adelphi Theatre.
Sent l4-5ueod
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ports Oregon, awaiting the former port arrival the
returning without delay
passengers for the from San Francisco.
propeos will be for the transportation
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
cisco.
steamship Sarah Sands, Of l5Oo tons burden
the and peculiarly comnodious In
boat
one Of the above steamers keep up
Acapulco Mexican ports.
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States msl Steamship
georgia
Ohio.
Empire CITY
crescent ty
Cherokee ....,, .,......,....'...'.''''.'''ir a.
Leaving New York Chages the lith and 18th OF each
month.
The steamship Falcon viii form direct line
between New Orleans leaving such periods will
te detention possible the shmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line 10 and from View orleans
and ports Mexico, California and Oregon Passaa from New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Lawfson Co.. agents
that place.
through York San Francisco bs,
been reduced from
$500 in state rooms to.
$50 IN lower cabin
seeraRe
The will be the adopted
by any safe between these ports.
Each passenger allowed $50 lbs ee,
coodng in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight win be taken Cbaares 20 foot and from
apply the office Of the "a and IS
south street agency, No. III West street. New York
city. AWa-dV
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

y. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
WILL pc,ce IN the courts District adjoining
w counties of Maryland and Virginia
win Of description against the
Office on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
Septl 2-co6m
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Pacific Mail Steamship Compeny.-The only Through
Lane for California and Oregon.

Line Tor NaIIfornia md Oregon.
r~r~-, The public informed that under new ar
Wtf4ta rangements Of this company, inspected
zElLtB and approved by Navy Department
ing the United Stntes mails will continue 10
Francisco 18th days month";
pess detained by unavoidable acsden and will touch
Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail Steamship Company OF which
\ a each end Of the route In the Pacifot
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Vice consul Tor the Republic Of Mexico.
Nkw Yopk, Sept IL, 1851.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-08-13
MOSS

Southern Congress, if it is general and
full There can never be union without
concert there cainot be concert without
conference, and there cannot be conference
wlthGH flrst meeting for the purpose The
So91ttSin my opinion, should never cease
70 aglta'e uatll such Congress is obtained
Inc tight OF the people to peaceably as
sem9e and petition for redress Of grievan
ces . guaranteed by that very constitution
which you say the States Rights party is
attempting to subvert. am for judicious.
eiscreet, but imposing and, if possible, de
cisive exercise OF this right, by means @ + q
general Ccngtess. &c. "