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would not otherwise have without them. Our banner
DOW ndt In the breeze and exctes the curiosity Of the
people Well, We 10 not from what motives they
CINE u We eAa let the truth slp into their ears
brother MARSH said they all agreed that tho tent ODE
ration saS good one lie might name other enterprises
that had done good said he wc were 10 can them up
We would undoubtedly ind that they had done much
good We have sso brothers and sisters who have
done much good in their day and now, shau enquire
how they have done s thus sood' And the question now
- what shah th conference In regard TO this tent
opsraton' ws take that up wo must take everything
else up and va then settle down in the same station
which Christcndom has been in for ages (Amen) This
we cannot do. We arc evolving great principle
which u to let the light OF truth shine tho minds Of
through the Bible Now that have got the door
open let rally round t We carry some Of the
views mentioned here to-day. must have fund We
must sec how t Is used--to whom Il u given. WemuA
set In judgment those who receive It, We en-
quiTe Into thor character We must also enquire into
the nature cf the tracts they distribute Now he for
one. objected to this interference Let every one act
on his responsibility Let tho tracts conmoni them
.!yes--,et them stand or fall by their merits
Tho convention here took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IL was moved and seconded that the convention do not
adjourn until Friday. Carried
Tho CHAIRMAN then announced that tho committee had
prepared thr report andcre ready TO submit 1t to tho
conyentioa The report then read After the reading
Was finished. motion made to acccptit.
un motion Of brother AAks, il laid Tho table
uDll Friday morning
Tie meeting then adjourned
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ocR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

OtR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, April 2s, 1851
Prrayy.irs for tbs C,scEonals-- 1ongs Of S.iurco,
n lon& Passsse-IaUn.h, DC.
Our city Thu morning is throngei with stranger who
have Gathered here to witness the ccremonias attending
The last funeral rites OF the Church TO the veuera.eI
Archbishop Ecclestou
Yesterday the archspi-eopai mansion attached TO tho
Cathedral thronged with ysers TO view what was
mortal Of the vencrated prcate ,nd the going
streets The coffin lay In te southwestern Of the
manston on tho cenotaph entirely covered with black
clcth with the cmhlcms of the Church around Inter-
sp'Ied with vases q howers On the lid o. the coffin /,
silver plate, with the following nscripiion saulucl
Recle-ton .arhiep Baiimor, Nau, die ~ Ju,.i, lsol
Oth die - .9Jri!is, lsol. ReYuiescat in paceo
The cerenonias 10 day VII be grand beyond all pre-
cedent. az about 10 priests and other elergymcn With
their attendant acolytes and sanctuary boys all in robes
snd vr-tmeuts will follow the corpse ma sion 10
the Cathedral chaunting the 'aIiserer and hi profun
Dis" or The six sufra.an bl,hops ony Bishop Ken
rick. OF Philadelphia and Bishop u'Conner Of Pitts
buTgh. are prrsent. though the southern bishops will
probably arrive thu morning. The ceremonies win be
performed by tho Rev bishop Ecceaton Of Phil phia
and the services Of tho Gcrmania Musical Society have
been secured TO perform Mozars grsna requiem to the
dead In the Cathedral AZ the services over
the tody viii be deposited in The vault appropriated to
tho dnitarics Il the church immediately under The
altar of tie Cathedral.
The ship Mary Hale Capt. Hoins II Hankin's line
CT packets arrived here this morning. passage Of
lUS days from Liverpool during which n,e she was not
spoken - any vs" and all hopes a. 70 her safety
abandoned
~ TEIvGRAl-..
BIInosE, April u. ISL
The imposing ceremony Of consgnin. the remains os
tae late Archbishop HceleSton their last resting place
took place this morning. The boiy removed 10 the
Cathedral. escorted by solemn procession Of the suf
fraran bishops &c thi archdiocess and great number of
priests II the taihoc church The sufragau bishops
whose duty II will b. to elect archbishop
KendrcS of Philadelphia; OConner, of Pittsburgh;
Re3 nois, II Chareston Whslan of hee,ins NcGill
Of Richmond, and Gartland, of Savannah
TN the srriva of the procession at tho Cathedral
solemn high mass celebrated. Bishop kenirick,
the senior tishtp present, officiating. Tho Ge-rnania
society employed TO participate in tho musical
of the s1rvN-s. yHtttdrai hS,,ty hack
hNed with profuson Of lighted candies, prou.inga
mot striking eaeSt u wa throrgca to II: utmost
capacity.
The solemn funeral service of the Catholr church
having been performed the coffin lowcrud into hs
vault below the altar whege epose thu remains of three
former arrhtishop.
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BatItgoNs April N, isss-
Tho Ne~ ORLEANS rarcrs received by toulshvs assn,
state that the Orr IT Grand Gulf Mis. ssio
~ at drst anticipated Tho whole II The buildings 60
tho street IN wbich Tho rv osginacd were consomsd
The principal building destroyed. AMI which sss>
greatest occurred tho warehouse a Mr. Hosiovw
Tbcrv nothing In th@ southern papers relative ~
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arrangements nst being complete That suoh pre-
tect on FOOT sannot b doubted The bonds Of tho
new Government that 10 TO be when Cuba is
utioniced have been selling here all winter raise the
needful fund.-. They have been taken cents on
the dollar. (rathsr dear 81 that price, you may say
suspect the report Of tho purchase Of steamboat Is pre-
mature. The adventurers hard 10 please m they
want one that win run we'll Pho Creole little tee
slow though able TO get ont VI the way OF her
Rcus Of citizens who profess TO be- In secret arc
sanaslAe that there will be mistake this time But
better reasons for expecting now than ass
year.
TIE OFFICERS oP THE INVADERS
Tho Washington Telegraph states that the Cuban ex-
petition, now ON foot IL said to be headed by General
mrabesu H. Lamar, of Georgia. and Senior Gonzales Of
Havana II IL said also that Governor Towns of Georgia,
identified with the enterprise which has for It's object
the conferrng Of liberty upon the Cubans.
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AHNivrrsAGI nTETtsaS.
st,~pAv. APRIL 81

st~pAv, April -.
Protestant Eyiscops Church MISSIONARY Bocirty fnr
Scsmtn.The seventh anniversary of this eocicy will
10 htit I'm - Bafthoumcws Church, Laaystc Place,
SUNDAY tvtI inc St the nth mt. will DO
p sch,d by The B.v r. ~ Cenhsd. Rector OF st Peters
Church, and collection made In aid of the mission
strsicss will commence st hall rtst O'Clock
Su~pAy E-s~txo, Maya
Am, rcan rrtfac Missionary Socicty Sermon by Rev
David ". Riddle, u. u, q Pittsburgh, la the Mcrcor
str,t Church.
MospAr, May5
American seamen's Friend Society, st tho Broadway
Tai< rnaclc, y l.. NJ.
TupsoAv. Mage
American AMI forvga Christian Cnlon et the Tsbtr-
naclc, ln A. VI.
American and Foreign An,i-ss.ery so-ic,y, Arthur
Tai pap, President, Tabetuacio 3f. 4 NJ. -
NV fofk and American sunday school Union, - TN
WsnvssrAv, Mayf
American Tract socicJ, 10 a. NJ, at the BFcAa"sy
Tabernacle.
Insiitutlcs for tho piind--Tsicrnacie, tr. ~
Amorieen Home Missionary straightforward
PM
smetcan Female Guardian socictr, and Home Of the
rrsnulst-Chuxch "a the ruritaas, Union square Ia
PM
TnupspAr Mays
American nFi]e socitty-Broadway Tabernacle, 10 4 ".
Iustiiutics III tho ., # and IoaitTsbet nselc
Am,vicAp Temperance Union-Tatcr-tclo, ~ 4. M.
nts York ,olonisStion soci,i y1riIsss Hsn, ~ NJ.
Tafpst Maye
kn,rseen Bcard uf Commissioner f1r Tor, Tn Mia.
sk --1 sletnstlc, ~ \. ~.
Ams.icaa and rorlgn naTe socieiy -oLvtr strvcl
D~ysist truirA, ~ A. "a.
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NRws By TKLBGRAPH
ne VERY LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
The Probable liberation Of Kossuth.
GREAT FIRE AT MOSEsDALE, PA.
&c., &c., &c,
From Washington City.

WssH-oror, April %, lSSl.
Ihs Prssidsnts hmily, together with that Of riD
Postmaster General, left, this morning, on a viat to
hichmond Secretary Stuar. leaves for Virginia. ~
morrow.
There Ia reason TO believe that the Austrian sovss-
ment viii permit Ko-su,h to Americs.
Gen. Roger Welgh,msn has been appointed cAies
Clerk Of the Patent ofAce
Mr.. stansbury has been appointed corumisionrr q
the United stato- to mako report and drawings In
Industrial EsLihitioo london for the Patent Once 9
the Secretary Of the Interior
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SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1851.

ha nded me BY tho keeper Of the prison whom was
called 70 view the body Of William II Thompson.
CroSs examined The Coroner proved his
animation that Thompson died from taking crude
poson- morphino.
have seen the handwriting VI Wm IT. Thompson; have
reen him write this letter is in hs handwriting
Crosse xamned-Ih have heard thas he wrote several
The District Attorney offered the Letter In owl
denee.
Tho counsel for the defence objected to TIA introduce
t.on but SAID they would rather tho point a.,
consultation they might conclude allow The letter
70 20 in evidence without objection The Introduction
Of the letter therefore postponed
An officer was here sent to recall Mrs Thompson, Ia
order that her cross-exaninaton might bc concluded
The ocer returned saying that the witness unable
70 come into court II finally agreed that the jury
should be discharged and that the testimony OF Mira
the chambers OF the ccurtthc defendant and counse
on both sides being alone admitted-the testimony 20
taken 10 Do read 10 the jury ON MONDAY morning. The
Court was therefore adjourned for the day.
Arxu "a, 1851
JAnrsG. RTSSrrr E.e
rrs I'm the report OF the trial Of tho Drury Case"
In this mornings Hsad shcre the following paragraph
IN the evidence cf A. ~ o. Smith -: Tho aidavits were
made before Justice Iohrop In his private room in the
evening the arrest was made the morning after tho
rat counc that night alter the council witness
the judge, jenkins, CrassouX. Mr. Johnson WILKES and
Sr Warmers partner Mr. Sparks there he got two
warrants, one for each the torpedo charge A II
might be inferred from this that procured the warrants
WI you do me tho justice TO permit me through your
directly nor indirectly had anything TO do with
the prosecution, other than making afds,i at tho
request OF Justice Lohrop that explosion had taken
place at the Office, &c Of Mr.. Warner and myself Mr.
W, on the evening Of my attending before the judge
being absent from the city After making the affidavit
Withdrew having becu called upon at my Office, a.
ven in the evening by sr Smith without any previous
intimaisou q; intention to procure the warrants
Respectfully THO. j. SPARKS
Mr. Sydney II. Stewart, who was crarniped AZ a wit
n.,s In this case, Thursday hs following
with rque-t that 1t be published We give the cor
rcction In MIR. stewards own language
"tn th. matter Of evidence In the Herald OF the th
Inst. made 10 say that reeolleated whils he
made ont the commitment. Stanley wilkes and Jenkins
were engaged in taking money out Of hi poclct-book
which il entirely erroneous. What did say was that
The first knowledge hal Of the good money which
Smith had taken from Dru-y before he brought him TO
the police, was seeing IL in the back room at the
police Office. aud Smith Jenkins. and Drury in the
act # marking il; Wilkes had nothing 20 do with IL
what"srr nor did ever state he hd AMI stanley
not there at all -
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okNrR n ORDER.

Nav DEraRrNgsr April e. 1851
Tho Department Announces TO tho officers of tha navy
end marine corrs the death uf Commodore James ar,n
tho senior cccr of the navy ~ tho United states and
directs that funeral honofs BE- paid to his memory hy
displaying the flag at half mast and firing thirteen i.
mute at II O'Clock meridian. Mt each naval station
tbt United States on the Gay succeeding the receipt
d tbs order; ard ncers of the navy aud lsrins corps
viii wear crprr IN the let arm for thlfty days
Will A. GRAHAM, Secretary of the Navy
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eosTnuAscn OF 1nE ENcIrEaexr AZ nAvA,A.

coSTisuAscg or rHE ENcIrENENr Ar HAyA,A
CasRn stoS, April 81 1851
Tho soam,r label has arrived fton Havana with nj
vices 10 tho II Inst being three day later than brought
by the Ohio Al New York
Much excitement continued 90 cxs. account ~ tho
invson which expected to have landed the 10th
instant Tho Captain General had received despatch
stating thai expedition had sailed from New orloans
The tr-s sleeping their arms; horses we're really
eoddcd fr expresses and steamer keeps her stea
ur continually bat when the Isb r. nothing had
CURED
One spaniard hal been condemned 70 death, having
been detected IN hribipg pilot 10 aq.ist Lopea
The rcoflr IRE said desire tho Invasion and
Ady w. Jan hen respectable force lands the bland
B,siu'ss at stand In Havana IN consequence u
the Iaxttr holiday season
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ALss~r, April g. 1855.
Gcvvrnor Hun. hss lssucd . prt.emaion Offering -
yard q 300 fer The apprehension q RdWnrd weA~A.
Mchacl Sullivan, Ccsnallus shahan anil Patrick J.cs
charged With having killed Wilton cicmcnis ecltahas
a Chsutsoqve county.
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There wvr, u dtaths in baltimore during the vcok
sn,'irr tir 2Ist inst
1h,se wcrv IA dsesh In NV Orleans during ,se vyck
tndirg the 18th int
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ny MAIL AND OTHERWISE.

hV.IlhSttNI At CARDEVA9, CUHA.
~ the arrival at the port Uf New York &C the bark
Fhc,nix, Captain Mason, fom Csrlcuss Cuba April IT,
iseFn thai The inhabitants In hourly expe station
az being Invaded. Au business dun, and ishts
ftuirs faA
TrrE rnENsr'rE GUAM MOVEMENT ~ aropart--
a Why rss1 RUNNING sTEAwEf WANTED, ere.
The Savannah correspondent q the Boston Con.
evs, writing undsr date a Arsil 10. says that toe
Cola neTgtn nt fyund 10 he Iitile prem slure--
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hAvytiIr. April -, lsf
Tho eorts~tsd election he's occupied sae -
tsrticn e the court for nearly sV daya and tie 90
summation ' -tu Ia rrogrss 1htU far, tso neE F's-
hatN b,tn proved
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Religious Jnfelli.eare.


Congregational Church, sixteenth -,rrsi--rcv. DR.
Laban. evening.
stuyvr-ant Institute, Dr DrJblvAy-Egy 7. l. Har~is
morning.
rrce VIM Bapils, Church. Gr.ni s.re,-Rev n ~
Graham, morning
Methods, Eptcopel Church Mulberry s,r-et--Re. T.
:. Foster. cYt ming
Female Academy. Brooliyn-Rcy. Or Dcwey morning
New Jerussiem Church Eighth s,rce;-Ee,. Ms. Bacu,
morning
wa.hington Hall, Hester strect--lldsr J. v Hines
morning
Rev = r. Parker has removed from the eiy 10 Eilieott-
W lepru that Bishop Meade Of Va IL so IA a. to ex.
cite painful srpr,h nsions ~ t. his recovery
Eov }. q. httrrtury. of lansing, Michigan, has
ceiycd call 10 the Pres5yer church in New Al
R,s PIX Harmon graduate Of tho Union Theological
S,nina in thi. city has been dismissed frvsn the Pre-
lytsfiRn church in Esst Hebron n. y.
Mr. henianiin JudAne Jr. of Roton was ordained and
irtsld pastor q the Congregational church in San
tuck,t. AJrl iat.
Cot CIR sstional church has been formed in Chei-
rn Ms eailrd the Rrcad~sy church. consisting o ITO
E,v s.,h p.s Secretary or Tho Boston Tract Society
Tie cdlrc. % the Hammond str,sl Congregational
church in ,his city Rey pr Pattoui haA brn sod 10
The s.oh Ibplis, church The two congregations 10
lip uflits aly fer sanoo time.
new CONGREGATIONAL church has been recently formed
la Elinra, \. \.
E,, Mr. Mar.h. of woodtoclt. O.. Ia, accepted tho
call of Tho South Congregational church In BrcoAlyn.
h,y John IL ynnrd ordained and isstaicd pastor
q he oongr,g gaonal church ia shrnsb1rg wisroniin
rev Robert Psse h,s acccptcd call from tbs oonyro-
gatitra church ~ Lemp.ter, a.
TIE Fret rr,ittory n N"g FORK licensed At - ialo
dfting, tho following young men ;-Jame- A. NJ la
Iouretle, MJron barr,i Joan Byers, Edward Wall aud
H. q. Wall.
R., Dr james iA,h,rIs wa r,i"asei By the rrcsby.
tIy q Li~h. thlown, a. s late scsnn IN Am6'y fson
tbe Ise rsi charge a 81. chugch IA ManLtown- v.
Rev Oscar u. Harris of BaslGngri,e, N. -, has
sign,d hi, pastoral rllape.
Ecv nr Iotd ofCiueinnatl pastor II corgrcsat ationa
church. he united With the .. > ir~bytcry q Gin
cit natl.
Mir David Niion ordained W the rres6ytery q
CsrlisL Pa ~ teacher. 20 70 20 Libra.
Rev ". g. Naiacc !ls resigned the pastorste cf the o.
:. church Ia Tcrrr Hautc. Ind, account af az
Rev In MCGinsy las resigned the rs-ts mi care q
the churches VI Path valley, IA after nearly fy yUars'
Conns.ti,D.
R,v John Gross hha accepted a call 70 Middlrtovp.
Ia. Rev is,i iivghss. ALSO 10 Bloomington, Iowa Rev.
Nm. ~. Ec1in5en. " Drowns,ilie, ", TO Pr,ierlos-
Iureh. y.
Eev Jamca Ialis lately of Octorsra Ia, eniesvor-
ing torttaithh n new al urrh NJ IhTistiAna.
hev. n T. stanton. pastor q tha second Presbyterian
church In NV Ofcans has been cblgcd, by the illness
ofhs family dAsIvu hi relation TO tho church hi has
tcrypl fur several y,srs. Dir. ). comes North.
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THE LAST LYNcHBuRG TRAGEDY.

We gather ihe + Lowing pasih ulars IL
this lam, nIahlr aiIair tram The l.ynchhu,g
Republican al Thur.dAy:
:. We are callrsl upon this morning 10
record an"llier m,sl painful tragedy. &c.
curing heiwrrn gentlemen WHO nay ii.
most he considered ciIizens of Tins place.
The circumstances whirh caused n, hos.
ever. heing Of The most delicate NATURE. We
shall alude 10 Ilicm only IN 80 far as may
be necessary 10 make inlellisible the sad
termination Of the affair.
.tin Sunday evening last. about dark.
Dr.. f.oenzn u. Williams. SON { Jno NJ.
Willl4m-. residing Just srrnss the liver,
ON The Amherst siie. el"prd viii, llie ED.
est daughter. age, about nineteen, OF Cap.
Rmhatd q. Msmrls. WIN also lives innr.
slialely aver The ii,rr. with tile purpose
of nlarryIng her. The rouple. arroa ps-
MED by one of VS. brothers. aud Mr..
Edmnnd Hill. h"k the Charlottesville
ronir Tor Washington riiy. The family
ol lhr soung lady getting Wind a lie
eloprmeni arri,:rnlally, ~ shut line
alter il occurred. Capt Morris and hls
SON Richard C.. prepared lm,n.silA RI, Tor
pursuit. They ovrlhauld iile rnnaways
~ L harInIlrs,ille. they having been dis
appointed M mceling read, rnnvrysnce
lnm ihn plare. The ,'angller VAS cnI.
cealed IN The hotel, hit the father aud
broihrr g"i possession al lIe,. and ilirn
bad Wiiians aud his party hound over
in the sum ul Ihnus and dollars eae!l.
Boih parties left lnr home, AMI an Tues.
day evening thry PM up accidentally AT the
sane hotel. in I4osingsion. Nelson county.
] When Willians's party and young
Richard Morris were sealed al The supper
table. opposite each other. some in,lignlty
was oiIried young Morris by the olef
parry. when he threw his plate into The
iare oi Williams. Mons, Williams, aud
It'll then commenced a general shooting.
whrh resulted. after some eight or Ten
rounds. m The death Of yuung Morris and
az Till. aud IL is said nl the mo,taly
wounding Of DR.. Williams. Young NJ.
was shot in The body ny Williams $
hro.hrf Robert. IIiIi WAS Tho, by Mnnls
~ The crnur al The breast: and Williams
was shn. by him IN The side or la K.
When this occurrence louk Place the Iah-
or and daughter we've IN their room w
stairs. j MrSsase was forthwith dispatch.
ed 70 the families Of The parties. aud they
arrived here at an early hour yesicId4y,
morhlng. The news of So dreadful a la
ge'iy Il course created the greatest exile.
men, and regre, ~ This community. As ID
The feelings al the unhappy families in
.olssd. wh''sc cup ol gtieI ha> been per.
haps forever emhiiiered. we shall MOI Al.
tempt description. Language would b
lna,rqna,e 10 lie task.
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.ren hA ,honssnd ,imss. IhAa ssenh
n niehli I cav ~ ii enrr hai u ~
.u.lani my Whsle seul uls riniFsd ~ one
.poi : lul nieIe saprrl 10 D. h.u,dr
.uurd rioak. uas - lu.hai.d's lnds
How / passed ihs leu yards fsnm lie
saddle 10 lhr place neser knrw. psl
.ns hand On sh~ hiss-ds f.rr su.s warm
aud an rnknu~ soi,e l<Rerd Ear AIR.
bsansl.sli; po.sfsd samr IA has u,uulh;
ssshrd his inre; aud behold. u aas
Frsnk t,ngdrli-"
Al.es binding up the wound. ef <esfs.l.
snldiers. her husband. - ho hssi bern ia
pursuil az the enrm~ raar UP. AMI NC
NAV Imagine hi< safpfise Al seeing Ia
wife. n HON l,r had bui day helasr III.
six.y miles distant. She rrnszinfd daring
the sias rsjoiriHg sish The sseian snl
minisrrring lathe ansna. AMI a. nidmish,
-sain mounted her mare and slarifd i.r
linmr. They wished her tn stay nni
morning, aud they would ssnd Fsny
wrlh hrr. bat shr lsl.ishsm no parry rnul.i
keep up xiih her so Fastening hack,
SHE resnTned Ia her hnGne and Child. hlch
she rras he'd ia safety.
| Thoueh Mrs. sloeumb e"uld ride a
horse. shoai pistol. ~ take parl IN many
masculine empi"y mrnis. she was moi ID.
a,,enii e 10 none feminine duties she
car,ir;l. sfun. wase. cut. and made al
the rla.hes warn hy her hushund danns
. tbs Southern campaign; and tie mairrla
Of hef ewn dress Mas manufactured b,
her own hands"
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IA. ,hsa 7 dia Coz llnss a any e'af'
s,s,e. q uanld 10 lnas .. sce'en,p'F =
~tperi nr "a snif ~ ii'e psi.'e''-l ''''.,
-. N ,i..surhusr q rfquiftd. - 2 ? e...
h, ,aexpers sl.al. a. ~ sri'ilEal''F l'sisssh
d;fr.ens iniiss.lusIs. / was h..snd % ''''ss
slr instructions of any one 81 ''.sm
lfappIauss., couid | do that ha'r
's,srruslrsi 10 sEas Level rnrs 81
: Never Nrsrr-) And nap< !
nessr viii. nppisuse.l Mr. MspsF'
.sain sdsrriesi 81 il'r consequences ., .
l,.,ss..lslion &c The Union--Ps''n'ed ani 'hf
present and prpspseiisr roses <aa s'u's
l.f,hr States - que nation. he spnkr 81
l,he Struggle nas going on IN Europe pe'
l,xeen constitutional government ant .sn'.
nary power. and INDIVIDUALLY men'ioaeu
mis- having alludrd inshls subject "a ? ir''
Ter addressed hy him. some lia'e '''as .s.. /"
line Austrian. barge Il Affairs ih''
,.,lled fsuh nine hearty ehrers f'r lhs YET
,rr 10 Hulsrmsnn.) lie lien pfosee.lfa
!, some length. 10 irare illr system 81 r.
n.hliran ynsernIsenis. and Ihr iHesliasl'
,. NECESSITY .ha he viii u the malfns
enns,i.nlionally sxsirised. shoaiu DC wv
sunreme Law; and Thai The Law thus 81
daine,l. being The STAIRS rollsrieh 1''i
. should he obeyed. In conclusion he ss''
: -Ihesr. qenllsmen. are my sentiments
intend "a hold fast 10 them Tor The is'
: remaining days 81 ms life. IN he hop
thai. when I die. may close ny eyrsu
fee. happy. united America.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16
Rumor Of another Cuba Expedition.


The New Orleans correspondent Of The
Naichrz Courier writes:
Il told ynn The other day that The Cuba
movement had moi been abandoned. can
only ininrm Sou that in les than Two
mnnhs. unless ihr TO, erllmnnt should
succeed il again defeating The plans, yn,l
viii hear Of The sailing Of The eSpetlinon.
THE men are raised. The offireus appointed.
and the steamers engaged FOR iransp'Tla-
ton. They are 10 start from three ,ilier.
rni points. and will rcn,!rzvnns without
the jurisdiction of The Uniied Sia'es. he
number ni men to start in the iiis' pla'e
Will mol exceed one thousand, and they
will he divided INFO regiments Of lwo hun
,leied and lily each"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16

Califo.nil AMI tas G1n)ron,ss--
Among the resolutions passed by the
Wing State Convention of California.
recently held at San francisco. is the
following:
Resoiosi, That the recent compra-
mise measures adopted by Congress
receive our cordial appreciation, and IN
defence of the Constitution and tne
Union we will ever be found faithful
and true"