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The Americas Fire Company-Sevcre. Illness
OF Lieut.. Ridyley, Sc.

BALTIMoRF NprN = I5.lT.
The Amsricus Company have spent most agreeable
day. They visited Fort McIIenry witnessed tho drin
the Flying Artillery visited the Pcntentary, Sc, aai
partaking Of grand dinner given by the
Watchman Company, nj the Exchange Hotel They will
start for home nj - O'Clock to-rSorrow morning
III. Savannah Republican has dates from Rio Janiro to
the l9h February, by the schooner Midas bat IL pub
lishes parets aud the papers contain of
interest
Lieut. Rdglcy who. Il wiz be remembered fell from
window Of the Exchange Hotel time since, H. not
expected TO live through the day
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Illness OF Distingu uished Pcyssss, Sc.


The Hon. orin Fowler member from Massachusetts, is
lying very seriously i'll at his boarding house in ,Lis
city Is also the Catholic Archbishop Of Baltimore the
Rev. Samuel Ecceston atlCeorgetown College The Two
latter considered TO be in dangcrous condition
Mr. Shields in the Sixth Auditors ofhee has been Sro
noted ana Mr. Buttcriield If Illinois fills the place
Gated 10y MIR Shields The place in the Treasury Depart
mept made vacant by the promotion of Mr Harrington
IL still unoccuped
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RARNUMs MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA.-P. T BAR
- nun Proprietor; H. Sanford Assistant Manager Last
two nights OF Mr.. Booth. He will appear Monday and
Tuesday evenings of his coplmented persons
tons Engagement of the great versatile actor c.
din Pitt who will present series Of avorite and splendid
nssdsy. "Hamfs." Lady Of Lyons" aoasy, and md
Riohslieu will be enacted week In the afternooas
the Hunter Of the Alps Platonic Attaohments Faint
Heart" The Married Rake. and "Gentioman IN pithos
and Miss Warmers favorite Dances These attractions
rched by those of million of sights and wonders n the
saloons 6dently submitted Admttanoe Is cen
children under 10 years, l2x cents.
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Improbable Rumors from Cuba, .Sr.

v.
The New ORLEANS mail Late n due l. received. The
poayte says that afoat in that city, of
outbreak In Cuba. One rrpDrt that the people bad
arisen against the authorities aud another that shcrc
general negro rV,olt. The Pioayune places some
credit the
letter. received At Savannah from Cuba ssy, that
large nnuhcr m soii,rs had deserted aud gene to the
Join them,
An immense wsl ehas been captured and brought into
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Gorgona, or Cruces. The undersigned have organized
line Of mules the road between Panama and Cruces or
Gcrsona for the carriage q passsnser baggage and
disc They have been at considerable expense - establish
this line such footing as 70 insure the most speedy traa
possible all During the dry the mules
will travel the Gorg0na road, and daring the raay
months the Cruces road To facilitate the passage
latter route they have established depot about haf way
Panama and Cruces where, when the
mules will be changed avoid all from tired
beasts Every attention has been paid 70 furnish this lias
with good English saddles brides. aud everything
the comfort OF The charges by this
line will be low those o other line responsible
mule One Of the 81 delay and annoy
also o. mervha.s who receive goods
BY the Panama route the unwedy packages that often
totally uneslcultcd FOR passing Through the
the except al expense 10
tcn carried by Indians therefore, A. Joy aad co..
inform those Interested that packages should not
weigh than ltJ bs. gross than four
cubic eet also that all packages should be we'll protected
from tbaaet BY tarpauBa. For further parcuars apply
the companys Cruces GOrgpna 1T the prnc
pal Office " the company In Panama. or 90 r. cgwan, ESQ.
Agent X. NJ. :. Company, at Chagres. ... -.
Panama, March !, Is5l. X. A. JOY x CO.
MIR A. Joy aud Co.. will not hold them selves rssp0n
sie for the loss Of specie precious metals ewery or
other yauabs unless declared ~ the time ~ delivery 70
their and paid for accordingly Rsicrencesdessrs
Smith Lewis, Campbell, Jones Co. Panama James q.
King sons Lawrence Marray ngate Everett Rsown,
New York. Campbell, Afpott CO, inris ionlnssn'
Santa Maria tribe 60. Lserpool Pewles Brether Cor
Morict 81 Corne, Montnya Saent Co. london' Eiward
Csrdere Chamtvn. Parisi O. Berg Co., Charles Latham
Co., Hasre
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rU,o CALIFORNIA MtNFRS.-THosE INTERESTED
IN Portable steam Pumps invited te In
ration a. the factory The gndcrsncd in Wismsburgh
struccd for the % practical miner recently returned
from California who willing, fr few days prevous 70
bis departure explain the nature of the business and the
advantages o. the ARRANGEMENT The Pamp - capable -
dchargnE from six % ten barrels ~ water minute,
t - heen 60 twenty tt The total weisht ~ Pump and
Engine combined together with the feeding apparatus u
only 20 pounds and all bc packed in hour barrel
The boiler which very simple and durable, weighs l lbs
and two feet In diameter hy four feet long II Il All cal
cuaed for transportation mules For further irfor
nation apply At the ofhce % fwORTuINGTON BAKER
Tt John a n stairs.
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The Lectures OF Thompson and Don ylass In
Canada.

=
Frederick Douglass and George Thompson delivered
the third a series Of ant-sayery lectures, last night.
y large audience. Although their lectures produced
great effect city papcr'. this morning. slightly con-
denim the movement on the groant that the Interference
of Canadians in the question l. impotc.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS BY TELE G II A p H.
o->oyN~oo~<NoN>t~.N~<~>~-
Passage Of the ROuse's Point Bridge
Bill in the Senate.
~N~~o~N~>01~N~SNo~~NNo0-o~N
RUMORED RESIGNATION OF MESyRS. JOHNSON
AND STONE.
o-~~-~0~No|~o0c~~~NN~N-N>@N
NAVIGATION OF THE LAKES.
NNNN>~N~oo~>>N~~N-NNO>
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT UTICA,
&C., &c, SC.
Passage OF the Rouses' Point Bridge BILL
Rumored Resignation Of Messrs. Stone and
OF THE LAKES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT UTICA,
&C., &c, &c.

Rumored Resignation OF Messrs. Stone and
johnson, &c.
ALBANY, April e. 1851
The Rousc's Point Bridge BILL which has produced so
much controversy during the last four years has just
passed the Senate by the following vote
AyrsMesrs Brandreth, Colt Cross, curtiss, Dart Dim
mick, Guinnp, Mann, Morgan. Noyes Robinso
Stanton. Stone. Tuttie, Upham. Williams-l7. =
NAys-Messrs Beekmsn, Brown, Carroll, Cook, croius,
Crook Fox, Gedics, Miller, 0wen-lO. \
1t win hardly get through the House.
is supposed that Senator Stone will resign his seat
tomorrow, in consequence of the harsh snguage in the
report of the Bull investigation committee Mr. Robin
may follow, but there is nation that Mr. John
son will resign
Judge Bronson has lodged his resignation Of e Office
Of Judge Of the Court of Appeals with ts Governor TO
take effect on Monday next
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HAHutsNug. Apfil =. lSAi
The Section approprating s2i 900 for the compilation Of
North Branch VI the Pennsylvania canal passed. the
House OF Representatives by yeas 0l to nays .!
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ExPRess AGENCIES, SC.

NEW YORK AND HAyRE EXPRESS - STEAMER
IN franknParcels will be received for the Franklin 20
sail FOR Havre the 5th April Ordinary samples 81 each
LIVINGSTON, WELLS a. CO, G'Wsll street.
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TIE WORLD,s FAIR.

DAssESGERs Tor THE w0RLDs FAIK-TnE UNIT
II ed states Mail steamer FRANKLIN, j. Wotton, oam-
mandcr will leave New York for Southampton and Hayrs
the 5th April and still accommedsts hst class
passenrrrr visiting the Worlds Fair v hnd this
the mat convenient economical ahd rapid eonveyaaee-
her speed and superior nodaons Of the Frank
iim Offering hy other steamers
Passenger London from Southampton IN three hours
for NJ shlings From Liverpool H. London, six hours for
lsss The franklin will be followed by the HUMBOLDT.
on the % May. For freight passage. apply 70
MORTIMER EtyINGsTON, 80 broadway.
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AMUSEMENTs.


Lessee a. III Barrett. Manager-Doors open At 7; our
tam rises a. dress Circle and paraet
presented play NoSEY2sir john vssey " Mr. ' W. r.
Shaw; Lady franklin Mrs knight Laay Clara Ms. Ja.
Bennett To conclude with the comedy of WHO'S YOUR
land Mr. Conway; Countess Rosedale Miss Julia bennett
Lady Bale Diazen. Mrs. Abbott.
NIBLoS GARDEN.-MANA0ER Mr. JOHN SETON
Tickets 80 cents Private Boxes ST. Children un der
haifpast o'clock snd week Of the Cirque Fraaeai.
Every evening and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Premiere Artistic the Crime Olymri1ue Paris with 8er
magnificent exhibition o. highly trained dancing maness
and American Equestrian Trosses Clowns, Mr.. ". r. Wal
lett OF Ashlsys London Lathrop and d. Gardner of
RRoUGHAMs LYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME
street-Mr Couldock having achieved great triumph
the character stephen Plum has
one night more saturday evening April the peror
wi, co%mspss % With With the ane comedy Of ALL THAT GILT
Twinkle, Mr.. Brougham; lartha Gibbs Miss Kate Horn
ssy Nrs vsrSen MsnaEs HanfrSss
the ayorite comedy of the FAST MAN-Skyrocet Ned Mr.
Brougham Kate Compton Miss Kate Horn Doors open
7, TO begin at halt. past7 o'clock.
MRS. LAURA A. JONES CONcERT-THURsDA
following artists and amateurs will asst-Mrs. Gny
ham Boswick Miss Julia Wheeook, Miss Mary r. Hawey
Andrews and Dodworths uartette Hand Tickets 10 cents
TO be had at the usual places.
rySHE PANORAMA OFT WARS FOR LIBERTY IN
l. Hungary, Italy and the city If Rome, Il open
exhibition this evening at Stoppan Hall This picture has
already delighted crowds in Philadelphia and Newark
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
lar place now open for the reception Of siters during
Of our noble bay and hsrbor has not equal in the world
Admission II = cents.
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L,xPRESS TO SAN FRANCISCO. ..rREfGIfT q CENTS
Il rer lh-Berford Co will take freight the rrsee
asItd low rate u - cents per H. fsckEe act = exceed
Us ls aud he ade proof Mr. Darforl receives
goods at Chagres and accompanies them - Panama
Neat shipment v be w North America ithApr Letters
q cents. BERfORD co. 2Eesey strest, Astor House.
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CALIFORNIA.

X IRCHHoFF DE sOLA n CO. COMMISSION MFR
IN chants san Francisca California ReferenoesMe@srs
Srusss Co, So Thomas, W y soller sand Risrs New
York v. W. Brune Sous Baltimore Gosser Co.. Hos
ton; Fruhlns Graschen, London; John A. Droege Co.
Bremen. Corrison 4 Co.. Bremen John Mason CO.. Phil
adeiphia
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The propeller Republic arrived this morning from
Cleveland. The straits clear u ice.
PfrrssrHett. April I. 1851.
The river feet. and freighs to Cincnnttti
quoted Rt 10 cents.
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SHIPPING.

N NOTICE.-STEAMSHIP BALTIC. FROM LIVERPOOL
dschsrgng under general order foot Of Canal street
Consgnees will please attend to receipt ofthcir goods
4. X. COLLINS.
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TRIPLER HALL-FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL & 1851.

vNRIPLER HALL.-FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL e. 1851.
ssrensasri asssr.. q D. sssiss y d toiiins Rsinsr.
& 9 pS ~ hSTt sr tie + Soos S e.
at quarter IT,. e Tickets . esnt. r,osssms
= s!'i -
%Gse y wsss rGr a,.g g g. M hs fsr, Rnfs
ksSn Bas San part III s''S Sa Per q,
s;S By Sss sss ole ss sSs%paas 9g'i 4
made; henda Nay 1dr:s t,%s.i IN cela. seas%A
soaE g swsi1s pas nones and ySii9 q sssa.
si%sasy ssas
nor orsni vsiti coilin }. II. Collins coorsd matss
and sSsr The ssnSn oa 81 % h5 5
s @ %n a1ns but she ns. sps S1 & p' pis pre-
nor orni ett Collin who delivers most pages gene
RsSns M sri
opposes the union Of his daughter with person who was
h.m far their eiaadestne proceeding Bon entrss psps
scorns cOllin in,ercedes Papa swesrs N BIN itaan)
Of eegrs words .sha.SsSs a. lGs; gwen ssssSSi s
and snye Boni Oh, terror sings hrst dies next
ered mutes sandordni Tsaborni e Naliorni With ap-
>ts and nstruments They remove the iustrous
rs..iS ~ ssnoS & ssstSovsai 5 saj after which
audience y sugposed TO imagine .has shs sa,. M an a
che talented artistes BY dsshted and enthusia.,ie
openins Rscit~Fats Good Friday, salyi. Rect-priaa
ps9s' sSs"s 9sssss so S sa Fadsr Aria
Tetrsmn queer Lorn my leg o. boni s,.L ierstto
in Italia. Aris-padsr stay az cheek Pohde csni ~.
Borsia Grand duo challengoQaesto Lorin Ranorai e
Boni Lucie al iamermoo Grand Dying sesns-fra roker
Horn WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA. HOUSE.
nfsb Brua nj d0Ors
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DAssAcE TO TuE WORLDS FAtR.-oSE PASSAGE
Ticket pr steamer canada, Tor the nh " April for sale
at 3 William street up stairs.
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~ and Phiadslphia drect-United states Mail Line
Through In AZ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
dueed to 81 for class snd 81 ~ for secondcas Leave
New York at A. NJ from foot o Courtandt streets and Al
rhsaeiphis at sndsA n spdsP. ~, from the foot Of
Nsnut street.
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4 IrNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP RALTIc cAp1

Consignees viii please attend to receipt Of their goods
l.. X. COLLINS.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC, CAPT.
for Europe positively Wednesday April l6 ~ o'clock
NJ from her BERTH at the foot Of Canal All letters
and papers must through the Post Once For eight
or passage having uneqnaed accommodations for elegance
and comfort apply EDWD. X. COLLINS So all street
Positively freight will be received board after Monday
evening, April ~ The steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the
Baltic, and sail May TO-
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Chagres direct via Havana-Through tickets to
San Francisco, by the United States Mail steamers from
duced-on Friday, April IL at three M-The splendid
doubieengine steamship GEORGIA, 3D9 tons burthen,
d. d. Porter U. s. NJ commander, will sail precisely at
three o'clock NJ from her pier Mt the foot Of Warren
Havana and Chagres New Orleans transferred
At Havana TO the splendid doubeengine steamship Falcon
Freight taken 70 chagrs at 10 cents foot Specie only
signed after the steamer has sailed For freight
o. ROBERTS.
INDEPENDENT LINE-TnRoUGH TICKETS, by
steamship NORTH AMERIC will leave pier North river,
Friday nth April, and Will land her passensr At chs
gres time g 70 take Of the Of the tnde
pendent Line at Panama lt May, cheaper and quicker
than any other line. For freight passage, apply to
GEkFoRD 4 CO, vcsey street. Astor House, y. y.
~ B.-1ades, unaccompaned by gentlemen. will be re-
corted ly him the lshmus TO Panama, aud placed
bosrd the steamers for Francisco feghts to san
Francisco - cents per ID.
EHAGRES AND SAN JrAN.-THE SCHOONER MA
- RIA will leave New York on Tuesday nsSt, sta inst,
for Cagres and Juan de Nicaragua For freight
apply at III South street 70 the master board
foot ~ Wall street.
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CAMDEN AND ANBoy RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
" York 10 PhiisdelpLia-Leayes pier No North River
by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line at o'clock
A. NJ Afternoon Line, at s'cieck Y. ~ Fare by either
Line S3 forward deck ~; Emgrant Line AZ 81 o'clock
NJ Fare, Al So L. BLISS. Agent.
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DOUBLE SHEET
AMUsEMENTs.

RowERY THEATRE.--BoxEs. % CENTS PIT. ls,I
open viii ssrss ss s.ss ~
tis1 K. .'fI pES61 1EcER-clasas psrnsud Mr. Ti,en:
s s2ss Il. s Mi ES S
Tssy ss:psis fs% Wsny: Eas4
lssthsThTids, Mrs ycrdsn To- conclude With ROBERT
sr Goadon Marie 'isae, M Jsrdsp
RURToN.s THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. REAR
cents Family Circle Is cents Private Boxes ss and So
played ss.s Called
,s.1s, AZ Bast
ssai
sssslsds With The tss''s fsrss
sf ScnooI rok TiGERs-Cspsain Ksehyor Mr. J0rian
AZ cents. Pit i2 Private Boxes s-Doors open
r before = quarter
Tragedy scnSSp lk AP'' TIinD S'l
M r III H eSass & r.' % wss n
pSa q & NJ, Br,naSn Lady Anne Mi, a.,
f IS NOT
sis. sarss csss MI. Stephen Plum Wat
frigssor and Ssssssr IS'g ss.. % As
ssn; ss1s S;. sa
lain. time which mus. positively be % Sthdra%a.
o.as snsst %sis u Mr. & ssai IT. sS
living sI.ernoos At ssssea
.af %i i %
Chapman In the evening. f,r the benefit of Mr. Rice
At 7 O'clock the enterta1aing Ethiopian piece OF THE
FOREIGN PRINCE 10 be Il 'liowed by dance by Miss
West And to conclude with the laughabe burlea JIM
CROW In which Mr.. Rice will sustain his original
yorte character On Moni,g, All that Giitcrs ia
s's8ia q M the S VAST cns.d %
lection, the elegant specimens In History old
ties Of Art and Science, the Picture Gallery
rage of the Queen, &c. To be all
A. NJ and loP NJ, every day, except sundays
MECHANICS' HALL, No. 572 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Gv1 Grand streetOpen night during the week It'll
further notice The original aud we'll known CHRISTYS
4INSTRELS comprising efficient and versatile corps
of talented and Experienced performers. under tho
management Of Chrsty whose concerts in this city
by ghy respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets Is
O'Clock desire Of families After
Co01et will be given Saturday next April 5th.
for the asmodAton of Ladies and Juveniles
~ oonC& r. n On Saturday evening next, April 9TH,
aanuslInneot off, Rsypor. primo bssso.
ISELLOwS' MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS OPERA
II House. AA Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the week. The celebrated
original and III known Fellows Mnsrels, comprising
ecient and versatile oftanted and experienced
formers under the direction Of b. Fellows, whose
orts in this City for the last have been received with
the by the elite and fashion Of this
sropos concerts consist Of Buesqne Italian Opera
Scenes Witty SAYING Solos, Duetts Chorusses Dancing
and Perferances On Wednesday and Satur
day aernoon grsaa Concert for the Of
ladies and families onnsncing at o'clock r. N. Adms
sion Is cents. Doors open at 7. TO commence at
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IIoRN 4 WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE.
opcn every night No. 40 Broadway, four doors from
Grand street. known the Cuscum.rhe company con-
ssts twelve talented aud experienced pcrformer who
~ntertanuent Doors open at quarter before 60 com
mrnce al quarter before Admittance - cents. After
noon performance every Wednesday aud saturday eon'
mene"s ""'' HORN A. G. WHITE Proprietors
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pneRIMs rRoeREss-.wILL sooS cLosE. Al
DosTTTvFIy TuE LAsT WEEK, AT TuE MINERVA

PoslIlvEdn pnE LAsI Mkhfhs a. a, LII niNahvA r.s
Of ireland painted BY The Irish artistic from sketches
taken within the last three years-in hdelr. tate.
rect and beauty unrvaled-wih Irish songs, Irish
sc ana an Irishmans Illustrations Every evening ~ ~
Wednesday and saturday afternoons nt osi9ck
price
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II House. tA Broadway, bet
streets. Open every night during
original and " I'll known Fellows
edicient and versatile corps oftal
formers. under the direction OF
oerts in this city for the last year
the greatest ia, or by the elite an,
Their concerts consist I
Scenes, Witty saying. Solos, ID
and Instrumental Perfermances.
day afternoons, a grso9 Concert
ladies and families, CON nusensing ,
sion Is cents. Doors open ~ 7. u
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rI,HrATRICAL NOTTCE.-PERsoNs OF AcxNow.
edred talent IN the profession. wishing engagements
In the uao Theatre requested 10 address or cali AZ
Room No. y, Florence no,cl, brcsdwsy. upan
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RROUGMAM.s LYCEUM nRoADWAY NEAR RRonME

ryNHE PANORAMA QFTHE WARS FOR LIBERTY IN
Hungary. Italy, and the city If Rome Il open
exhibition this evening at Soppani Hall This picture has
already delighted crowds in Philadelphia and
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-04-05
UTAH AND NEW MEXICO.

We propose in the present article to show that
80 much 81 the adjustment as created territorial
governments tor Utah and New Mexico, Is more
favorable 10 the south than the line Of SO deg. 80
min. generally known as the Missouri compro.
mise. This line il viii be rccpllccted was pro.
posed b. The Nashville convention Of June, 1850,
as \ proper line q division between The slave and
Tree territory. ii that portion Oh country acquired
by the treaty with Mexico.
That the question may be fairly presented we
quote that portion Of The Missouri compromise,
which is applicable TO the point under discussion.
"Such States as may be formed out Of that por.
ton of the territory lying south d 30 deg. 30
min. north latitude. shall be admitted into the
Union. nth or rahout sldrery az the people Of
each State asking admission may desife and in
such State or States as shall be formed out Of
said territory north Of 36 deg. 80 min. north lat
i,ude sdrcry or Involuntary serritWde, Except for
crime, shan be prohibited
The Nashville convention was willing, as their
Resolutions show to accept this as the line Of di.
vision 81 the Mexican acquisitions. The pres
SEES and orators loudest and most vehement in
their denuncialions Of HE adjustment were will
Ing 10 accept this also,ass the line Of diysion.--
/ III evidence of the fact look 10 The Pfeanbles and
Resolutions Of the various Southern Rights As,
soclalions, now extinct, Ills true. BY absorption
into Tic new organization, but lately in full, and
raacourous blast against The adjustment and Tbs
constitution Of lie United States. Every deina
rogao with and without brains. from coAspicu
i Gus laaders down TO narrow~minded anl
{ prejadiced strcet-brawlers, who opposed the I'D
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-04-05
PARTIES lin nIassIssHPPI--WHE
DO You STANDi
TfrEf asst PRESENT FUTURE.

The rApiaiiy with which parties in Missis.
sippi ia organized and dlsbanded, reminds one
III Tie scenes ii bis schooIbcy amusements
when q Tho end of each game, new captains
were chosen, md new setis formed for the en-
saing contest. A few days since friend, in
speaking III the sudden and strange trans'orma-
ton u parties Ii our State. remallted that BE-
was iorcibly reminded u The various Ggures of
lie Kaleidoscope whicha. eachturn presen,edto
tie sye ! neu combination.
II Il ID appropriate 10 record the history oflhe
fise. decline and fall d Empires, which are now
10 more j u write tho biography of consric
uoas men, who acted important parts in lila's
great drama, and passed 10 The toa,hs,i, would be
Y Just and proper Tor some one who has calmly OBJ
served HE Affairs of Mississippi 6r two years
past, % present faithful accoun, Of ,he rise,
progress and decline 81. the Southern rights party
Whist emotions are excited BY The solemn an
no.sncenaans lii regard to a valued friend, " he Is
dead h ALAS, NJ TOO is dead 4" Feelings
ar awe and despondeney are awakened 10 The
bosonis 81 tho light hearted and most jnyous, as
each one propounds % himself wha, he knows e
b. true, Eul breads to realize, Gun Il be 50, i
he indeed dead Il"
ftis well known to all who have read The pa,
psrs daring thelyears is4o and 1880, that such
party existed III this State. Its dissolution ha'
~. been announced ii formal way and ye
H. announcement has been made, and that loo
II % isiicase manner as not 70 fall harshly up
pn The ears ot lii friends. rs successor has bee
proclaimed.
or Seelhe Mississippian of the Tth, IAN
2lss. and 18th of March,
How delieately this matter i done up ~ n
M;ssissppiaa. The dissolution cf The Sonihe'
Rights Parry u only known BY he proclamation
i she moxments ii the DEa,cRATIc STArl
RIauTs Parry
Hear ths Aiasssippan oI the 7lh Of March
STATE CesvRSrIoS on THE l6rH DAI
j. JuaE EazT. sevs. shaye No witnessed
more sublime spectacle than 'Ssl presented u
nc movements e lha " Democratic Si-ae RICH
rayiy Of Mississippi since H. enactment !
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