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\ The selNemen, Of ,he Oregon Boundary
jdi6pu,e, which had existed for many years,
Twas effected during The first year Of Mr..
R0lk,s administrator, by an1amicabe diyi.
kion Of The Territory. 10 which both England
land The United States laid claim a bill
Twas promptly Introduced and passed The
House Of Representatives TO organize gov
ernment for lhe Territory thus Scqdired.
When itfeached the Senate, il was amended,
Wy making The Missouri Compromise a part
lof flit--excl1ding Slavery above, and admit.
ting iIibelowI the parallel of SO degrees 80
Ilminates north latitude. Phis amendment
was disagreed 70 Ia the House,; and when
fthe bill came back, long discussion was
ahad;upon motion that. the Senate should
fecedss Ohihe f2lh of'Aagust, 1913, Mr..
Webster spoke IN favor of'lhS motion, IN
sisting upon The right of Congress 10 ex-
Glide Slavery from this Territory, upon the
exPediency Of exercising tha, right, Upon
ihs gfoundlessness Of The complaint on 1tIie
part Of The South that their property was
excluded. dfid 6sdihSt any further extension
of slaye territory. Upon thenquesiion 81
extending Southern Pioper,y,ahe said that
the whole complaint was simply this: 't1he
SollheFn STATES havelPecular laws, and by
! s'.'ls5 laws lhereis properly in slaves. This
!, .is purely iocal The real meanihgslhep
~ Southern gegllsmensiH making thiscoGa.
plant, is, that shey canpotege sinio ahe Ter.
Filories Of tle Upind States, carrying with
them their own peculiar local lawH7a law
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stss.g 1; IaN L IL N z .sii1Tf 9yi.. q r'Itfl
Ohio State Temperance COnven-
90 ar .ag 3 tton. a' N
A a WEDNESDAY, Jan. s, 1853.
The Convention met al 10 o clock, A. M.
and was called 10 order by the appointment
Of Hon, John, A. Foo,e, of Cleveland, Pres.
idenb pro TEN. vs. ..,,~
Rev. DR.. Nevin, Of Cleveland, addressed
The Throne of Grace. p w 7a111 3
\ Or. motion. VIM. Bremgam, oe Pickaway,
was appointed Secretary, pro tem,. and DR..
Wadsworlh of Hamilton, and |. c. Devin OF
Knox, Assistant Secretaries, pro TEN.
Onmolion, a COMMITTEES Of five was np-
pointed 10 nominate permanent, officers for
The Convention Whereupon, The chair
announced Messrs. Cary, Durfree, Edwards,
Window and Jenkins, as The commiuee. IS
The committee having retired lew mo-
ments, returned, and presented the following
report; which was agreed 10: M M
For President-Hon. John A. Foo.e, Of
Cuyahoga. II. 49,.
Vice Presidents-Hon. o. T., Fishback,
of Clermon; Hon. Moses Corwin, of Cham.
paign; Hon. NJ, 2. Kreider, OF Fairfield; +
d.. Kimball, Of Medina; II. A. Plants, ol
Meigs; Warren Jenkins, Of Franklin; and
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ol uelega;es ~ regard . me progress 2, W.
cause going 10 SNOW spa' 10 some eouh'le
at leass,a,AemPerence Y making slow ou
csf'ain advances, ana snas WIN 2 cohslaef
able number oil Inc people, tue Maine law
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-18
The song 3 d steam.

.laf9saa tlBKaeWs cvfTEhs a.p1l!4N EHfn
hlsFnssslne down with your iron bandsA-l avssI
Be sure of your curb and rein; sef'sea1sAil
!, tsf i sc0rR the strength Of your 'puny hands y
As The tempest soofns The chain!tGag ns q r
sI6w laughed, IS lay concealed from sight
For many acountless h5Vh ~ as'f y issss
At tie childish boast Of human might, Y i'i-
And the pride Of human power! .ncgu ss7f'
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But for all Time. ~"
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,aa~gsass.so ,niAdvSkes.

!! ~. Vol $40. H.. :.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1853.

twenty per ent anticipated 10 grow out Of the altered
condition of the general business (prices Sc n hat
Quarter of the Union though they by means
pared for the ia te Of things developed when propo
sails came to ne opened. There hardly any such
thing as eompettiA'n anywhere at this letting whereas
portance which wau not contested 10 spirit of bitterness
as well as zeal.
Tn. enterprise of rum ing the mails the Mississippi
in low pressure boats is one Of magnitude than
those rot oonversant with such matters dream OF Tho
services stipulated to bs pc rfomed by the contracor
win require the oatlsy VI million and half Of dollars
for fair start Tie tractors are to have thirty
being OF huutred each and the rest of
hundred ana City tenn 0Ie OF the lage boats will leave
New Orleans and Louisville daily at T. NJ, carrying
the through mail express, 0ile the smaller boats will
ply daily in sections Of the route only IN connection
with each Other carrying the way mails Is estimated
that the entire cost of running this line, keeping in
rep,ir. rsuranee, &C. VIII re ceh the high Ggurs OF
contract OF which the Post ONCE Department will pay
but 81 GOO in all leaving the csn'munity at large to
make the balance with marg or profits by passage
and freight payments.
In the matter OF diplomatic appointments It has
been formally determined tce acsor0 20 New York enc
full minister, chargeshp, and an A. No. consu-
late.
Lucius A. Thomas haa been appoIn,e@ postmaster at
New Haven, Conn vice j. B. Robertson. removed N.
Smith at Middleown, Connecticut, vice ". Woodward
removed and James L. Lyman, at New London, Corn,
vice j ii Turner. removed
Color el CuIpmi,is well known Missouri democratic
politician of old times has been appointed TO the Central
removed.
The announcement OF the of Stull williams in
the list of removals published in the Republic OF yester
day, ID incorrect
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Rnnn2xiAn City Intelligence

FOUND DROWNED -Ab0nt II 'cIock on Siturdly morn.
ing the body Of a found floating in the river
foot of Bridge street which presented the appearance Of
wing been in the water some ten days He about
I've inches in stature black hair and dark com
eNion. Hs clothes consisted o. blue shirt pea JACKET
and blue cloth pantaloons. The Coroner notified
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD WoRWs-IABoaERs SrR,K,l -
The 'abo ers engaged at the Atlantic White Lead or
OF Bridge street turned out yesterday 10 the snm
her OF ABOUT one hurdred, on strike FOR higher wages
1her pay has heretofore been 81 per day ,aey now
deand two shiIugs additi0qai, which M Rcsert Shr
vel the manager Of he coreern refused to accade TO-
unless the other hmen.s la the city made sm
aI adraSee Ihe men refused to work at this any
hnRer KNOCKED OFT and, consregang about the factory
beat en others who desired to continue Several msa
we're badly beaten and one nearly killed The
mob was dstersed Ivy Captains King aelsnap and men,
of the second district police, aud tho following ar
rested and locked up:Charles McGnness Patrick Fay
shervop, William Arbupkie, John White, and Neil Mo
tfsoghlin They were all taken TO jail.
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COroners InQues,s.

UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED Coroner Hilton ves-
teday held inquest at Fulton Market on body of
upknovn found in the wa err near the ferry.
The body dressed in a sack coat ard corduroy pana
looms The deceased appeared to be about forty of
sandy hair and short sandy whiskers about fivo
ct eig ht inches in height and rather stout made
the appearance of the body it is supposed been
in the water some six weeks. verdict rendered Of
" death by downing y
ANOTHER tEAru ny DROWNING. The same Coroner yes
terday held inquest the foot Of Harrison street.
the body Of named James Meennn aged twenty
six years native Of ireland whose body found yes
teday floating in the North river at the foot OF the
before the coroner it seems that Thomas Cunningham
and Jacob H. Saulpaugh identified the body that of
Meehan They testified that The deceased was in March
last, hand employed board the steamboat Columbus
and that the evening of the seventh eighth day Of
that month they the deceased going on board the
said steamboat he was then somewhat Intoxicated and
it is supposed that he fell board and
the body having just hoaed to the surface verdict
rendered by the jury of death by drowning
SUDDEN DEA'H ny APorIExY.Corouer Wilhelm yester-
Gay held inquest at the ship yard loot of Stanton
street on the body Of Margaret Wberger, native Of
Germany seee 60 years, who resded at No 1l2 Rvipg
yard pickipgu chips, and took position log with
her head leaning forward asleep two three Of
the workmen shook the old woman. supposing her to
have fallen .leep, but getting up when moved thew
dsad-baving expired in sitting posture A verdict
was rendered by the jury Of death By apo
plexy "
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.-The same Coroner yesterday
hed aa inquest at No % Mangn street the body Of
Frederick Miller aged IL years who while the dock
toe ot Delaney str ct eegaged in picking up chips acci
dentaiy slipped OH the dock into the rive aud was
dtowued before the necessary aid coad be rendered
Verdict accordingly.
DEATH ny APorirxY Coroner o'Dounen yesterday
held inquest No 176 nuane street on the body OF
eho expired uddeny, cauaed hy dt OF apoplexy. ver
| dict accordingly.
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WlShinutou GOsslu

From the Washington Repdolc April 27
One has but to catch glimpse of tho President !
ccunenauce seen by many this forenoon when he
walking in the grounds surrounding his mansion with
Mr. Ietce (be Cabinet being that time 10 session.
TO understand how utterly unIoun0ed all tho
concerning dissensions in his Official fmily No
coud wear brow 40 uncloudei n. bis WA wnoss mind
oppressed rs his would ha been unier troubles
vesatons OF that sort know posi- lively that from the
4h of March TO this hour nothing has occurred in the
slightest degree TO mar the harmony of the action Of the
aounis ration President Pierce is r~aIly the only
chief msgst whom have had Tor many long years
who has failed TO find himself plunged in Of per
pexes ere the end of the first month of his Presdsn
tia teim
Yesterday the Secretary Of War received quito
expccedy the resignation OF General Mccall Inspector
General nited States Army. There viii he unheard
rush among the army officers for the post, while
ire uay is s3 per annum eih cents per mile
uayeng expenses the amount of work 10 be performed
depends wholly the pleasure of the incumbent Any
gentleman so disposed may mske It perfect sine qua
berth to quote the expression Of an old friend Who
went President Tyler for a sinecure - tune
The War Department will be nut TO their trump to of
fcer properly the three remaining EXPEDITIONS proposed
be sent TO survey the Pacific railroad routes That OF
Major (now Governor) Stevens will leave St Paus Min
nesota very shortly all the necessary oc RS having
hetn orcered In few days officers wilt be ordered
for similar exploring party, to not long hence
fror Fort Ieavenworth THIS one viii go acro's Utah,
The thiid will start in the spring from Fort smith Ar
bansas taking route across Albuquerque New Mexia0.
ana the fourth will probably set cut from san Antonio de
eNar IN the next spring, pursuing TIE ella route, or
inIcys trail IT will be utterly impossible apprehend,
lcr the Typographical Corps furnish the requisite of
icers for these expeditions without almost entire
aDhnGuhhtht o oll Uthet due3 CeT0ived them.
Indeed II Is questionable whether sufficient numhrr
# officers to make the deficiency properly sup
ltd from the line Of tine amy. II uOt, civilians mast
b. tmpoS ed TO some extent in making tGe surveys,
administrator are dccfmited 70 Ivy full reports
al he routes befor, Congress with the least possbe
ley.
IL strikes me hst the ult Of the rosent bidding Tor
mail contracts in the New England and New York iiy
sons las alarmed the It lice jepa
their prospects Tor saving the public in the rex
iour Years They forced to close with the lowest
bids Of course though those lowest offers actually
aged quite seventy Eve per cent above the prices at which
the same routes let four ago. rise of some
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The Foreign News by why or Halifax.

from the Courier g. Il Enquirer April 30
The Express Of yesterday published an anonymous
communication alleging that the foreign by the
Canada known among brokers good while before il
made public through the newspapers THIS charge
has been repeated made and the of the
Associated Press" have, several occasic devoted
good deal of time and trouble to investigate but in
every instance the parties to whom the charge was
tered SANDER but pretended that they not at lib
eIy to give names. &c.
We are induced TO nstice such tempts ouce more,
because the Express has permitted itself to give pub
licity to the calumny and we having failed in pre-
vous appeals 10 the honor OF the pare, crcua ting such
reports address ourselves TO their cupiity offer
reward OF Five Hundred Dollars for proof that any
agent OF the " As ocia'ed Rress in this city has made
any direct indirect Of foreign commercial teli
teegraphed from Halifax for speculative or
purposes has furnished the other parties for
any purpose whatever. And further. offer an adii
ona reward of One Hundred Dolrs for proof that any
telegraphic operator, copyist other empoye i'm.
properly divuged any portion of the Canadas on
the 2Sth inst
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Hon Hemsn l. Redned the WY appointed Naval OH
of this port Hon. g. W Wright California; Jacob b.
Mome late Postmaster Of san Francisco Hon. Thomas
tobnson Name Lieut. Drayton D. Lieut. A. S
ase U. NJ we're among the arrivals yesterday at the
Metropolitan
The Batb ore Sun Of the Both ut says The report
hat the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice Of the u. 5
surreme Court about to resign in consequence OF
advanced age and i'll health is said to be uufoundad
Judge fancy is in good health and hds fair 10 con
nue he has done for years, to adorn the highest
judicial post in the country lie is nt present faithfully
attending to his duties in the U s. Circuit Court, In
Baltimore,
Among the arrivals at Wizards Hotel Washington, We
notice the folio eng-General David h. Twigga u. $
General Persfor f. Smith y. S A.. Colonel Baker y. L.
A.; Hon f. b. Morgan New York; Hon. c. NJ. In -ersell
Connecticut b shop Perkins Of Ogdsnsburg, NV York
p s. Van Rensselaer, and family OF New York,
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Later from Jamaica, &c

THE STEAMER PAGAGUAY-DEAYH OF PASsENaERs
BY THE UNCLE SAM-A MISSING MAIL-MUTINY
ON BOARD TIE BARK THOMAS wINsLOw, ETU.
SAVANNAH, April 80, 1853
The British steamer Conway has arrived at this port
having left Jamaica the 24th and Ma on the eSth
inst
The American steamer Paraguay put into Kingston sa
the Oath, for coai--all well
passenger from the steame- Uncle Sam, connected
with the Sherhs Office died in Kingston Hospital on the
21st inst.
The Conway brings Kingston mail for New York,
virich was left by tde Georgia.
The American bark Thomas winsow, from a Whaling
voyage with cargo of OIL put into Port Royal en- the
elst' April with muhny on board.
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been decresd What mako th Church of God the home
Of oppression Never
$50 preach as well
OF heaven refreshed By MICS from he'll
VI holy truth OF falsehood Ncrn,
W virtue nursing opcn wise


"Go preach well
OF heaven refreshed by nicx from he'll
vi holy truth OF falsehood Norn
VI virtue nursing open wise;
VI devils planting Paradise
Rev. j. POTTER the next speaker Hs stood there
for different from the assigned by the broth
er that had preceded him. He spoke because be had
fused to do for the last ten He deeply regrsed
that be had not formed the resolutio that his
brother had twenty years ago.
Tia read several extracts from ths cpins AMI argued
thst the church sound in ts slavery doctrines
and that it's present rules, crrai out must ultimately
the church had bee, too arxicus retain ss yehoders
in its bosom 1t had been the gef Of his hea, that ut
the time OF She separation the division lines not
TYn az To have cut then all Off.
They had remained usior the fsusva idea ths agta.
tion would and trey could retain heiy ala,
mo;ested But 1t could not be
" Truce to oppression
keyerl no reyerl'
Rev l.. d. BARRows OF Chariestowpi was the last
rcaka- Ha should make but few remarks ana II 'ose
ew wond be upon this single pointthst the p-e% mt
tame formed mest aus pcious moment in this sn ii
shyery eDterrae He first referred to the progress IT
our principles IN tie church. Time was whom onh v
fourteen could be found in the General Conference
that would stand up .sr anti slavery doctrines Well asA
they been danomDated the immortal fourteen for tnsy
ana much sarlier thar then anticipated a siav y
holding bishop had been met tho door Of the churri
and BY the authoritative voice OF the body told thg
ne could not enter He also referred to the rrogress
anti slavery sentiments the nation aud dWeit With.
stirring eoqnence actual workings of the systes
OF slavery ne had himself Witnessed IL the South
The address, though brief powerful and effective
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WING coNvENTIoN-sERIous AcCIDENT-MAN MIS-.
SING.
PROVIDENCE, April 80, 1853.
The Wing City Convention for the nomination of osu-
didates, will be held on the 5th of May
Yesterday afternoon several at work on the Psin
field Railroad near oneyville buried by the cavng
in of bank, and two of them were fatally injured.
jeremiah B Pierce is missing from this city He left
home Tuesday the 10th inst for New York. whore s
was ThHrsdaysnce which he has been heard
of He had about 81 900 with him. and his friends sus
pect that ne has met with foul play He is about ave
feet pne inches hgh rather thin and with high round
forehead reward of $500 is offered for his recovery
living or dead
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Items from the south.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN vrR,9ikIA--
GEORGIA UNION WING CONVENTION, EiC.
BALTIMORE April 80, 1858
The democrats of thseghth district Of Virginia. have
nominated Charles James Fsulkper their candidate for
Congress. The Convention broke up in q
Union Whig Convention has been called in Georgia.
to meet on the fourth Wednesday in juno.
The Southern mail to night brings nothing beyond VIZ
mingtOn. n. C.
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the Propeller Star OF the South.

P'HADBLrMA April 80, 1853
Ths propeller steamship Star of the South built BY Can
tain Loper the contractor for Stanton New York aud
New Orleans steamship line made engineers trial trip
this morning and at tLe of 1874 miles an hour
she is Abeautifu vessel of 1c0o tons with engines built
at Suttons franklin Works She will sail on her frst
yoy age from Philadelphia the l4th Nav
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Another Fs,e ns mr. Albany.

Albany April 80, 1859.
At O'clock yesterday morning, dwelling house 10.
longing to John Kranz, the Delaware turnpike about
three miles from this city destroyed by fire. with it,
contents. Insured for $780,
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Mark cts
New ORLEANS Anvil 90 ,asa.

New ORLEANS, April 90. 1853
The sales of cotton to-day 900 bates at steady
prices Mddipg is quoted 1oLc. The weeks sales foot
up 40 900 bales and the stock hand is $40 0o0
bales The crease in the receipts the tima
last year at this port UNITS PAS 900 bales aud at
all the Southern ports to 273ooo bales Cotton feights
to Liverpool at 3sd
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CLERKS DISMl sSEn, ErC.

FROM TIE REC UI-AV NtWsFhI-H" N''F'f'
wasulSuIuS Aprl 30, 1858
Several clerks have been removed to-day but there
general capitation. considerable number OF
dismssss from the Post Office reported to have been
sisposited in the city Poet Once thIs evening.
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Philadelphia Fire mon at the West

PIT'sBuRG, April 80, 1858
The Hope Fire Company, Of Philadelphia arrived here
this morning and departed at by
for Cincinnati They escorted through the city by
the Pittsburg fremen.
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Fire at Lawrence. Mass.

LAWRENCE. April 80, 1853.
hse in this city, last night, destroyed the Essex
panys mill and Hutchinson Company sash and blind
factory together with large quantity OF lumber ntsa
edfor the Pacific Mills Loss about $40, ,ooo parwv
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NEWS BY r. Ell E G II A p II.
Boston Custom House hPI

Boston Custom House Appointments
,sroS, April 80 1853.
No removal, will tax. NJ. ~. =, .h Custom House here
until May 9th r. S Andross prya e Secretary OF COt-
scor Morton has been appointed de, aty collector IN
place Of Weiman resigned. About q. zen dmocrats
have commissions, TO take effect the 9tA of May.
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wards of forty years, will preach h farewell thi

At Christ church in New Orleans the 18th ult the
Rev Henry Lee admitted TO priests orders. apd
Dir Thomas 8. Bacon, A., to deacons orders by the
Right Rev Leonidas Polk d., Bishop of louisiana
sisted BY the cicrsymsn resident in New Orleans.
The annual letting Of slips in Trinity church. New
Haven, on he 25th ult, realized $400 than the
previous year. At st Pauls and st. Thomas the slips
wsro also rented at considerable advance the old
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