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if I Si\ 1 y lljlinh- Rtbrr- jito lay Wpan- rule .|Uf oi'ij of ilii Qgnvjj'fojivlis Oommtttoo. Gloomy tw uvo Its pi'<mpi>(it«i at jmwnt, Umnto trltim|»)i uf tlm H«.j)«ut of the Cum- inlltno of Tliiilt'in, And llwitfuro, \w ;lo«pty rt'iJH 'l tin* tno luiHly and ill judged ujipoj»IU<m (if Influential Wlilg JIUJHTH t^i tin- jAi'iiflurrM oinhraccd m thai Hoport, n* nil Mtrli opp'witlon muni upoiMnrlly delay the Thftt any M liome run hi' tli-vIm d which will bo Hati -fai t'«ry on all puinU. to all wilionH of the r >untrv, it m idlo to export; and for th'm ro(u«' HI , if for no other, oureful ronnidc- rathm »li\iil(l lead to unhiiiNt-tl judgment, ami e\ rry tine Wlii^ \ • ry patriot, of whatever party— HI UMI I I I he rcuiU t.> nii>>- tlin ppogtfwta of ovonltj, mid the. Itnport of tlie Ci.mprtiintoo Oommittoo obnimOiidb lt» HI If Mill morv to tlio conhldoratlon und fa- vor of Congress und tlio eountry, Tho Gabon EKpodltlon, Thorn can now ho but lllllo doubt llint an niUimpt on Cubo, by clttafltiH of tho Uniiud WUitoH, i« not only modJtutod, hut actually rlpo for execution j and tluit before IIIIH IH laid hcforci our rcndoiii, tho tliundur of the invading cannon has ochoed along ln>r nh»refc Largo ttumbora of men have boon Hhfppod at N. Orloani for Homo un known doMtinntion, and fur many wnokH pant ix tensive enlistment)* Imvo boon mndo in MirioUH purt-s of thp South, the nature of the hiiMnesM on which the men were to bo '«i)der- >3 ond * \VY ion- nsi- ead-! l-t. •I'' I • . II. 1 iii III a e!i •;. , in .n » i r , i Hi • -al i I i - <].;| t . h •_; u ,j' i ; L HI i K ,l!l(! i ;i ; i \ If 1,UI ipport, •CC (lis p'»rt an) plan of CnmprnntiM that ilm s in it ! employ e J in the meantime being studiously r.ill f.»r a ^ueritice ot pnaupl. <-r li>>tn»r, b\ I e<>neeuleil. Humors have been rife for which tiie end sought is t'>l>< .ui.iiin-d. ,iud months, m all • juarters of the country, con- l)i\ t\ i.f th. \ in .n -. ( irid Oi a ; l < > i uiiiLi the intended invasion of that ls- 1 i 1 1 I in -i lung a tgue I,. f l elapsed since ih. In-t |'uiih <Mti m of the reports, that ii i n> .rut !>•* puhln ' in i<.-^n\ and public belief had near- imi'm there fun l>. no I U -MUU >n, and an\ Iv dn d awiiv U »'i ther Within a few \\ eeks citizen of tins Republic, burn r» an d ho« i \ cr, circuiustuntvs of a suspicious na- under its luKlitulions, who at such a turn t lure ha\e ariien to cause a belli f amount- is< ill.ites or wan rs, is a tmil traitor to his \ in;; almost to certainty, that the intended country, and d< s« rw s Uie tr.utor\s dinun expedition has been by no means abandoned. The Compromise Committer knew IM There are not wanting ut the South, despe- sueh w.ivi'ring or \asi illation >«f puipose — J r.iU' and reckless men, left, unemployed by Conscious of tlu ir dithVult t.i>k i ingt\ reioneile tin' w UTIIIL ; and disiord uit IliteP-sts of th e llllfrri 111 s i i Il-'llS of tin tin \ k. pt st, ,,di!\ I' ' t o| tin p| I ~i | V 1,1 I\ tie ir i|. 'P.. - . 1,-1,. -t ,|, 1.1 t| •)l r l t! .i t lli -ii i-n n in! ill. .Ms '.ill. I \ i II I h , w nil i . v- ..I tin ri i t .l e l- .'i Willi ( .!n hi luiol tin I • • i s p ('in u • • -. i \' i \ 11 i\, 11 1 . !• r i. : pi -~i Mill' l l I' I s, |||, n,, ,1 , t tin . illtl . .' . . I -\ I > u'v i' . I i. h W I I. I, - I. , > . • II lb. ih Hill s., ,;|| I, , V . I . ll II! ill lli-t lllli. l| i '1 in. i.t.s ..I ii,-. .n l .'mil j >, u~s|. ,| iroiii.il i s |,. I '.111' 111 'IV lllllilll. lit ll l l ' ll.l itl l I'I. I' lv I . 111 • l _J \ 111, ' I' W tL' I I 'U 'U \f • 11 • I ill ! II s', j' in At ll a {.III pi|si.|';|| ,ni(| s. . i i . II i l ( ,.|.s|,|i i,i:i,,ii- -ji,.u''l In loi :\t in attempt J pi.at e, w ho are at all limes ready to engage in any enterprise, however rash or hopeless, that pmmi.sos excitement or plunder. Per sons Ivnown to fuse btf'i engngi d in the llouiul Ulaud utfuir I HIM reeunlb left \\ .uslun^ton for the Soiitli, and two ships, ; .i,i hd with PV n fulls armed, latoK sailed i i I. I I' iitiiiion 'I hi: N \ 10ve /'D.V/ -iii - I Ii a a tb ah r i n tin arms in that city, A ...l within the !.i>t month. tlnrU tlnai- - . ,1 .• 1 .I imiski t.s. his usual sale for i' ..im >'.. MI,I in \ i ars p.ist, not having i\.i. id is main hundreds. \Va.s|nni. urn , o'idi i.ts mum.ill that (Jen Quitman, .hi.!....' W* * ^j*r'V.^rtllkt««I^NM^-*'.»«-.Jr b »*±n*nt* Au.^jt •Oil < .11,1-1 i\; i.i' ll; I •I i \ i.'l- M n i 1 I tw .:• d with ih . l'n -id . ; - Hid « • ' 1 HI.in. 'id to lli ,! ( , 'i,|, ,| , ,lf>\ ,1 1' I s till 1' ill' 'IS 111' 1 si I II t fi Wo notion 0 paragraph In a uurn hor of tho Whig paporfi, donoijnohyi thq Wunhlngton Republic, ( for lh« oojino Ifc 1»Q» punued in regard to Prmildont Tnylornnd hid Cabinet. It U «talccl that thin paper, which him horetnforo bornn tho ChimtotOT of an \official organ,\ and bus boon profiiHO In its professions of nttaohmont to tho Ad* mlnistrntion, lius for sonio timo bonn ^Ya• vorlng, nnd hau now ontlroly changed its policy. Il is further stated that tho Presi dent nolther sympathlwH with nor counte nances thb freak of tho Republic, and that he takes Btrong ground againut lU We certainly .hopo tho whole of thin may b unfounded, and that tho Jlejiubtic will not bear \ tho mark by whloh Benedict Arnold is known in the other world.\ Since writing the above, the following Card hits come to hand, wllich sufficiently explains itself, and which we copy entire: Kr.inillir WniOilnirton Urpulilli: of Ma) II , TO OFR SCBSOIflRERS. To the five and twenty thousand subscri hers, who, during tho last ten months, hu\c enrolled themselves upon our list* we feel that ^ owe a word by way of explana tion for the course that >\e deem it our du ty to pdRue With the present number the Republic passi s into other editorial hands. Itlssuf- ticient for us to say that personal ddFen-n- res exist between ourselves nnd members of the Cabinet, that are inconsistent with tho relations in w Inch we stand toward Pres ident Tin lor and the Whig party. In this state of things, and with the determination to mter[>o.se no obstacle to the pn sanation of harmony and good will betwein Prpsi dnit Taj lor and the \\ lugs, we base tho't it our dut_\ to withdraw fn>m a positirm in sshii h ssr i an no longer maintain silence in our vii s\ l of controverted ipiestions, consist ently Willi self respect. Personal fort urn s we can saenlice without regret. poliUcal as- soi latioiis and n l.itioiis are It HI s'li n d to be trifled with or abandoned In takiiiL: leave of our friends, it is pn>p i r that we should say that our coiilideiice indii Ta_\ lor is unimjiiured . and tlwt the' sentiment which has induced us t«>- devote the volunteer si rs ices of j ears m his cause, remain as unit nl and .is unalloyed us vv hen we first took the tit Id in his behalf In his personal integrity—in his unselfish patriot ism—in Ins n.itioti.'ilitv, neutrality and ele vated honor—wt plain undmunisln d con fidence, and had we not n uson to lulirsc that th's sentiment is fully p i iproe.iii d, vv •• should in ver abandon the position wln.li VV e surii'llil'l only h mi our tl. f. I . ne. to Ills feelni'_fs, and our unbound'd n spi ( t nnd ri \ eri iu'e for liw < h.ir.ii ti r and s. rs n . s. In t.ikni'j; have of our friends, pi rsotial and jiolitu ,i| in ni\ i if i hi in i, MI ii' i I . 11 with us lis tie mi mot ii s n| i w , nt v \ > > if <•• >tn iilon tru _;L ;l's and s ii i--ifii|. - -w. i.in imt mnit lncninii ii'l our sui.ivsnr 1\ tie u kind' ii ; -rd- and tin u w.iiin t fis.it — I \\ i kii. .vv th it Mr 11 ill is , ntitl. d to tIn ir I i • •mid. u. .' .11 H I i s|e. ill 11, li Is i v i i h< t u, I lik' oin-s.1 hfs, a vv urn i in.i s( A \u\ ui.l ill . »-ii-_T I idso. ,t. nl \\ In ' pmii 11»1 • s, \\ )||._.- | in ' - n i. s, a n'l \\lii_: im II l'i\iii > i n urn (,, W ;,|, || l||| | ' ' ' V W lll l l l It Is H\l 11' I • s ,|| , |,.i u - (ll ] m. nil\ il i- vsiilun Ins powi i |o iiii , r\ i I W i i n . , , , , 1 I the n l.i'i rs w he Ii oii_.In iii i \ M In ; w i i n of Whigs in thisj,!,, pulN , ,| i, know I, d_'. d lit' — 11 .1 1 l *' d' 1 .v, mdi tin ill Is, tin s t- | Ih po--, -s, - i !'i , in lid. 'ii i w Ir I .i.i.'it of th,,se dill, ruins anioi'r „s. 1 fail, d i,. s ,i„ t ... .,! I , ,, j ss lio s,. n,.|,ly distin^nishi d himself in the la, v. .ir i-to ht.nl the movement, and th it <<i n .!• fit ixiii 1 >avis has been lender- \•n 'l .liht toinmand NN hati \ cr may be the i law \I tins i xpedition, it i s (let ply to he re i.i -*r 11 • d at this jinn lure, tending asit does, tin- in kt»-~,' up ihe fi s i r of t xcitement at the ll,, | s., ,,,| )fl j, ,r ar J tuslaserv and shiviry e\ t l l|s |l ,11 JC-?-\ I \I ,i Mi -v, or two past, the St,itt Iii •/'•'ti i at Minns, md tie Bullalo Kr- /•riti, h,i\i hi i n ill',,,-' d, v.ird m in to \ ird arm, in awarf.tn, wla-Ji, if not injii 11 .Us |,, tin m, i annot blithe L.Jilv ill til in. i,t il to the \\ hi'_j parly in tin* ^t.ite -- And this is the mop to be depl..:, I. I.. ..ni--. at this pri sent, juiu tun , dis.igi • in. i, I u.io'i^ mis of the h . U I IIIL C joiirn IIS • •! t h p a t v, is i ,t|i td.iii d 1.1 vv. ti k p< • lib ir Win: ' .ni ls th ^2?\ Wo publish this wodt, thu Vsoi> pectus of tho Amorioan Art Union fur '18^0{ r Lovorn of tho Flno A4-Ui will And 1 not forth In tho plan of thin IiiHtltutlon, thn l )G «t momiR of supplying thomKolvao with doHlrnblo cngravlngfl, and oholco pubUlngn by tho most oclubratod Amorlcun ArtlHl^, while nt tho iiamo thno (hoy afford to na tlvo nil ft mwoh noudoclj^nd woll moi'ltcd nifilsUmco.! Mr. J. 0, BPJIAOUK \H Iloiuflec •clary of tljo Unlon1^:3E>o»j*villo, to whom/and conduct of mon in 0fflchil : Htatltjn, of ftilianriiKlmm cn„ IwMiill/niiil with wlinm 0\'\ 0W »J *0r fUlQlhoi*«nrly, ttTO «!ld ^111 bo r the lit. .11 li aire.ids ( \i-tiier In pn .mini nt si i ti. ,i 11 II in r. I • I I., dill, i. 11< i •111111' l1 lt I •! I III th 11 I • dill, p in ' s ani' >i ^ u s and distr.ii I n'tr a. ti..n — j i»i\ii and 1 'mis \ mop m , d ; tmi's- th. r> is I uul startling imp. it, ' I I Ll S ,l|, i ,„ 'sl'l '11 in w In. as, lit of tin com 1 '\It t n n in t' and i I l ! I ti . n ' I I , I , i l. ii - i ! i -t • d • .r \ ill,. \ ' i , ' - 'il ' f I h. 1 u 111'] ,i I il nil• .<I t', it ll, i , .i.fhi I b. I w i . n 11\ in I I I. 11 i- 11..vv i 11. i :I in ii, 11 , ,| i,, -, t.'t..il .s. ruin 'it IM \. w \|. MI ., |,i sin^; i. , i : if, n i M i \ii ,in I i w - w 1111,11 ii sinii'd l',.t 'i id' Inn d li i'1'l .n mi ii- r i l I i i I 'I'lep i 1- 1 ! - . I i/ , i , ;n\ii.t j \Ml ill . t i n:ii I i 'i w ni i • p. 11 ih, I iw - llll I. . n'l the s|.|,|, , t o| -I i' . th It the hills r, |>. |,.,| V I 11 ' II' 11 llll- ,| I. ^ ,1 {_\{' 111 I III s ,l|i..|l-|l|'l^ • Terntonex In-wJjj'.h th'\_i|ph I, foiindntion in l .H t It i- 1 1>• i• i• 1 in'K s, bv the hi^ll' s| j Hi 1 li ul .inlli • r; r \ III i otintn , that the law-nf*.a r • •!• • I .,r 1 > \iinlrv. w le th r i'i w i tii'j- .. il. in • d In us e_'. ad . \-'. in . ti i • n I..I. . till ,ilt. n il In ih. I,, u • . I. . ,1 rv ri lln 1 . ii--ii _i 11 of thn ali inn ! to i \i iti the I• ul>In mini]—eiioii'di ol '. .ii-. I >r mdiv nlu'vJ and *p irl v dis-i n-i m — M •'•) \ adding tin P to by prn it'' fi tuls I 'd p'|s..i„il jealousies. Tin luin s di i i .ml i 'tnpi'oinise ard ci.in i.i.iti.'ii (ip it I i|i|. -tlolls of n Itmiia' poll' \, the (lis. US.- 1 .11 i \I w li.i ll i- i a], ul it' d to Hill.on e the iniinl- • f th' ]>• .pl< , are hi f' 'to Coii^p ->s and tin •ii'itt s, (jti. slions w hi' h c ill for the i \ ( r • i-i \I i \\1 und disp isM.ai.uV thought, (h-- ii i tinli'i ' .ii'Minn nt rat in r than inveitn. • \rd iis i \ liibii I- I I of p. tt\ j. ,di nisi, s, '. t.'.i' . on llii pai t of prominent \\ hi' j .j • . I- '11 '-i llijll ill lolls and u.lW l-e, ani -. ..' !. ii, 1 we Uu^t wnl be, ihst ount .le .'I hi .in \\ hi.; p irts W* i | I\ lie Hdlt.'iS of the In Hi-' 1 1 nl slid (s, th,. ' IT ' I'll | II I 'lls il of J'! sop's | il ih • ,,f [he Iblli l'. ..I >lli Us, ,iinl due I' ll' ' ilo.l on the ni' 'i .1 lli' ri m i nil nut d I I 'lilt I'll -llt'M VMiIIlS \ I'I olMMFNTS. I llii \>'tii'in'l /(//(•//\/'•/'<•»/• alluding t\ ' the ( I 'lnplnmlx of some of the Whig pa- ' p> is, that the President und his Cabinet do n t i \iisiiii and ,iih isi w ith the W lug party in tie i r appou.tmeii'.s to oflii e, holds the ; I 'I 'Win:; < vci ih ul hingua^e It ioniums a lis-., .ii \ huh cannot be too highly coin it i,n - i,n| | s i : ! i . \ < r t\ l. - 'in ll. o i;-;.| dill, |, (., mt rn i!' . ononis ol th. >' d M i t at I 'l. i-ti n . th. n I'm ,- | , ,.• nt- !l W i hi\. n ' •< ' llpli - in In- p a \ s \ i:l, th, W, lik- • i ,i ibn llllll t \ ii ii i in r ari s,n 111\! i I II- th. kind I. • 'is Iii. in!- .ml • ih i t u 1 li, h, •n-.d i.it . • i ,i s and v\ i-ln - i.f ..in -'.ll' . 1 ill' I's Ul, I VV . will Iii in il| tlanes, l. i ni'i :.: i able th \l ..'ii-. Iv. - Ii w 'II i i no !. M lllti n to til . .n, 1) , |'| , , ,| '|||,,, '\. ••md th, I MO -, t,, wh.. h w. |,..v in M . : b. rfiibscriptloiw can bo'niiid .01 irnd with whom any mannor of bu «iii0M gating to thn In stitution, canbo trnnw^ted, Low«n &JtmmiitiiSilf^kim OWKKIJB.— In, tho case of BoiinUjif \jblekinson as signces^tho United StaWi^uprcmo Court dodddd, lately, in favor 6t the appellant— Tins decision is a very important one, in- voh ing a elaim to all the lands upon whieh Ixnver Sandusky, 0., now stands. They vvero held from tho late Rudolphus Dickin son, which this decision gives to BOSAVCII.— By this decision all the inhabitants will be dispossessed. Wo question very much, however, whether they will give a quit claim without a struggle. We ore indebted ft a number of papers, for tligir kindness in forwarding us their sheets before the reception of our ovm Wc give them welcome, nnd shall be happy to regularly return the favor.— In this connection wc must bo'f the indul- goner of our readers, as the limited num ber of our exchanges necessarily precludes an extended selection. We hope, howev- T , toHiave ourcexchange list regulated in a few wicks, when we may have a wider stripe, for pen nnd scissors. We would nlso apologize to our readers for the delay in the first issue of the Herald. We are abundantly excusable from the fact of being dependent on others for the completion of a rnftiii for our occupancy CHOI tan is HAVANA —We learn by the X Y pnpors, that the Cholera is alarming ly on the increase in Havana, on the first f this month the number of deaths ave raging as high as KG per day. The yel low fever also rages to a frightful extent Two hundred die daily by both diseases, iccording to the estimates - and this in n population of but J SO,000 It is stated that the sn kness LS confined t hnflv to IH- ;rocs and drinkers. The whole amount of Tolls n (i iv d on all the Cur.aN in this State, from the time of their opening to the 1st of Mai, was $ 1 1 ^ 7!> t The huMin ss, so far this si . LSOII , has been comparativi U h^ht, espe i.div on the Ene canal, oviing in great i ut, t>. the small ipiantity ^f W Once shipped laut full \Ii n hunt here, infoinis us that freights vv i re IH \er hi fore so low as .it pr< si nt.— I'rosj), , Ls for a biisksutnuH rand fall tinde, b\W ev i r, lire g.Mnl. ^ i^o wo glad to notla(Tjjiattli(iIISf. f i\ibum donkia iiavlng puhltelwcl, ^Itfior original or fioloctud. tho (irtloluln Miction to Mr. Wffwaxan, v/rltton by Mm Sivi^heJm^ nnd ti /JOH tho following lungung<H No Hucli paragraph t» thoy quoto nnd ultrlhuto to wt, OVOP iippearottln tho Trlb- \m\olthorn» arlglnnl tfrtel^Mi no dm\ lar tvtpick on tho private •'olinrofltur of any omliant HUitcera'an, whottfor df put own .pnrt^prany other. • Tho jttihI(<fohariotor~ party, cnnvn««fcfl in tlic«o columns with ontlro iVoo doin; and if pUhllo men HOC fit to outrage ffublie 'deccnoy ond damngo tho National ohnrnotpr hy an open and shameless indo- eoncy of conduct, wo doom such conduct a legitimalo subject of reprehension; hut no opying, tattling, eaves-dropping reports, true or false, of any man's frailtios, have ever appeared in these columns with the cognizance of the Editor—wc trust none have without it The error is said to have arisen from tho fact that Mrs. Swisalielm was a correspond ent of the Tribune at the time she wrote the offensive article for her own paper at Pittsburgh. I MOKE RrtvKn.—A valuable silver mine, yielding about 200 ounces of silver to the ton of ore, lias lately be^n discovered in flic parish of Landulph, England. jfcfcT Ex-Gov. Ransom, of Michigan, lias been defeated as a candidate for the Con stitutional Convention in that State. Ho run .150 behind his ticket itf/Kalamazoo. Hon. Hcnjnmin Thompson has been unanimously re-nominated, and with great enthusiasm, by the Whigs of the 4th Con- {jrossionid District of Massachusetts. it*?' The Ttochoster Democrat says: Tho projected Naslnille Convention died in ius infant j, and its putative fathers deny ha\ ing nn\ paternal relation toward it A corresjiondeiit writing in regard to it and siuh like, says, that \ disunion is a bugbear that has lost its terrors. It luts shrunk, withered and fallen, like a pumpkin buga boo set in the gate to frighten children.\ i\f \\ i .stern pro Forwarding ( ..ft -i-.n I. nr. il ih. l>un*\ill'- ll.r.M 111 H VI o. M VV -'•», ls.-,l) Mi:. Knii'ii. - If r .Id vvi tie r in.iv he • .'.li d a bl. s-iii\; vv i in.iv i I.i m a fu,l share of tll.lt klill, f\l ills Is I old ,.S llW.Ls in Mar. h, to d.iv -the wind blow i e_; s'ioii',l\ In in th ii\ithwi s| Imt w . live in )io| i s S ('ALIKOI:M\ MEKTINO .—The peojile of ) racu.se held a meeting lately, to give ex pression ui the prevailing sentiment in fa vor of the immediate admission of Califor nia The call was numerously signed. RiT We learn from the (inKonton (T< A a>) Jimiiinl, that largo numbers of Ger man emigrants are preparing to leave their ow n country for Texas. The I5ng, Nep tune was to leave Bremen on the 1st inst, and tin- r...rk, Cinopus, on the 15th, for (i.iii e-ton, with loads of emigiTints. Oth er vessi Is from the same port are expected to follow soon, and a\is_sel fn .m Hamburg, also with emigrants must he already on I he way. JOT In Cass county, Georgia, the pe.n ple IK Id a meeting laU Iv, at which were parsed resolutions favorable to the admis sion \f Caiif Tiii.L,and coiuh muingthe pro- po-id South'rn ('\iivi ntion All n^ht, L' ntlemi n! S!5!!5?B5!5!^55!5^^«*»ww*^»'«<* **•»« *-«>M «t ^~i«* Saw fmimoti oif wis K »t? TBWAMIJHT. —Thin Bubjoot i« exciting cjon «li !«jublo In toroflt In some quarlorit, ond rtitfto wHli no llttio opponltionif During thn m&mot thn Amorlcun Brtptln( Ml^lonnry Vnbm, m IfaMa, lu»t ffoolf, o mooting of thrwo ap> jiwa6 to tlia moo«liro, wa« ht>\d, and tho fullowlng .prOQOodlngB hndi Bov.'O. QJ&mttaoM, «f Miflhlgati, xna choften Chalrtnnn, and Itfiv. J, Jinit /.er, fif Now Vf)fk, Qppmtary. ' * Tho Ohaiajijnn'romnrkodHttho opftiinc of fho moethig, tlmt the qtieflllon that had called them togothor te a grpvd one. What ever difforoneo of opinion may oiil«t amnng us, therp IH ni> occanioit fur-tttlicnulion of fueling. -'-'»»kj' - A briftf discussion nrouo m ft wotion to invito all Lifa MomberB and Lifo Directors of tlio American and Foreign 13ible flociety presont, to participate in the d*liberfltioim of the mooting. A paper was submitted by the Rev. J. Smitzer, remonstrating against the amend ed version, and numerously signed. An expression of the large congregation was also token by rising, when the vote against receiving the plutcs offered the So ciety, and against tho whoW^project of a new version, was nearly ^manimous; but two or three voting in favor. jSST The 1 following extract is from the correspondence of the N. Y. Jfiprexx, da ted at Liverpool, and shows what tho feel ings of the English people are in reference to the great questions before this country at the present time: \ The powerful speech in the Senate from Senator Webster, has crashed on tho start led ear of the Tories of England, like burst ing tempest**? or distress guns boomingarmd the awful magnificence of an elemental storm. The pampered menials of a pafn- pered aristocrary, supposed that a tremend ous storm was ready to burst upon the ^American Republic. And they fondly im agined that the arrival of the iwxi steamer would 'bring to their« arts the clash of re sounding arms.' Tho Whijrs of England have been gazing at the recent scenes in the American Congress, with hope, with confidence and with alfei turn. Kv en vv here the black cloud of legitimaev is suspended ov or the world, sav e one bright spot which breaks out from the political hemisphere of the West; obscure that by the downfall of the Union, and all mankind are enshrouded in a pall of universal darkness. The heart of the English people is with America — Cobden, I bight and many other members of Parliament prefer our Republican Unr- ernment to the gew -gaws and _tinsel of a monarchy If the American Union con tinues on its present solid basis {toother quar ter of a century, Kngl.md vvilbtafee her as a model, and erect a RepublHjIupon the ru ms of a worn out aristocracy.^^[ow much, then, do the United States aucfcthe world owe to Clay and Webster? In England, w e consider them as the master spirits,' ri ding in the whirlwind, and diniUii\ the st'.rm.\' 0 '|1* J ** Wiu«»>*,<^ P0ML WOOWr \ - artliflf i | mi. Tlilnhing flint iiiidw tki ^liUliwrniliniOjCPiiniftltiM t ..«..„«,..,.-„ in Jirniin wifl ui ttw flifinfif felirood, H-3 jVivo ^fstjtj isdfai* tnuariwint n» wo ihinh wIlieaairmao<Jug&o'f jatsrit rM VII U W in dmonnii Hi liiajfilnn umlsff essg^ffefa jjgsa, It inity I* mi»y »t mflifonun, nnd nt fi£ ^ ^ F J or . (hy tlw rnrnfiil |iftfunnl of lliois Intfrrutg/l, Wnttte un-lrr tmny MffUkm* W Mi. R. ?. IfltiSs, {?,» j/fMonl fftimi I'/iliwinr tot Mil* ptnMi li» eoruamlnj to njoiiili II* Hwhiy •iniiml/'i, whiah m fcajo u> p»o- wtiil to our tmiU't* wiiii f»(jiilnrliy. (r^*OwJ«« W Hm unftiviifnblo »Min tit |JM) WIMIIIM. itw niiukut (0t tlw pfl«i wwH htw Imon oiimiiMily dull mi-l line RUidf Willi t\'l »rnnll nfflvnliof Itiml^f. wlifOI. ftfwluro, ten. TlK) wrnilKif lm« ur»/l»>rip»i»« n fnmt ml aurewilufi of% elmjlg&i-'li.'ivliig dfiniv, rain, ornl mm, IHII neeoroiiniilgjP wltli B illAfl' Hind, ivhlWiliai rundorml ovitreofiu, ovrrt'jsij mlij-dny, not nl All ani-qmtoriablo. Oftnlenlng, howovW* 1» prograimlng) In «plU)of Durcai, and aged gwmenssrffftavtf ticeo ftvn, hoo tn liand, plamlnueoro »lib ttvjlrcvteiGnts on. Noiwliliainiidlnjt protpeeu tin (Uitwrtntfhryfcpo taps «oohjttt'clirptaclo die toct of a worm iua and ferrcshlng lJ.W_Toll» to May 1?, l.-IB-^Toil. to May IS, Tan ftillan Inj Maimncnt give* aeompamilve r&MpfQia lolls upon tlie Ucnweo Volkiy Canol rcxired tu ttwpttto up uiflay IP, IBW Atid l^t t' «^Pl 74 Ul En- CM for KSO, 983 93 VsT Tlte Eiporw from the port of New York for (he month of April of 1840 nnd 1839, are iftowft tylhe fof' lowing comparative table, which (be Buffalo Commercial <-oinpll(» from Uf* New York Shipping IJrti 18*9. 1*30, Ainu—rot, 7 US i r -/}i real*. 9 1 F IX.IT.— 37,301 ttflBi UBAIV-V\'bcal, Imsl-clg. 19^73 3.LX Corn, -do OrO.-ZW WOJCOi raovum >K»— Beef, M >U, «.7« 3.710 rork, WiU, -- 9jn% 3,71* Lard. beg*. Mt3 *3J00» Tlie stock ofVflour In Hew York b eMhnaled »\ ohout 230,000 barrel/, of which 90,009 l< Canadiao, and 0,000 Houittcrn. Titer cuppllc* of wheat amount to alntit 70,000 Uielirli. t^T Tlx Kprcte In die New York Dank* waveoantftj QUO day lajit week, and reached HH.^&JMG. whieh. with die pcele in BnWVraaaacjr Aaka 813 ^508^08. Mourjr contiuua very oliundaDt. DANSVILLE PRICE CURRENT. Tin' taUe l«-lovv unotvs the ftandard market prices uf tin* principal artb-tcs of country trade. The tqMe will bo Uouglit up weekly to ttic dny of publication I I .CMBEC Good or clear t'M BiWq^O llonrc or 4 U M H OI 1-USH3 GOaso Hhlnclo. 4 in No 1 3(»3 25 i»o •• a*s Tlitt- Ptrlp I-ith 1(31 ta I'ft.iV IH1U-I9 iC-C- FVoir t bl.l 82 SB VA Ui-at t bu 1 Iff 'urn Gilt Oaln 41c otiaoosi 31f May P Ion 8* «l .Mcwi I'ork t bbl 13 50 Morkcn-I No I 14 00 Hal mon Trout White FUh Codflnh fewt Hams trlb Shoulders Btnolwti Beef Butter Cherme Lar.l Tallow fdoz Peaches fa Dried ApptRn Timothy Heed J?bu (lover tteed. Deans 8U Hi f M 3 tn me *>e 10c Hi tor JO r lOr tne Me 10c 9* «i i so a oo .1 ,i ! t \'i i i, for the 1). It. r S.MH • •I'i n :i'id ,.11 . 'i \\\,i V IV 1^11 ..il inM , md in w !ii, h vv , --li i'l li. t • - rv . . I . -l-ll'l ; to ,,U| 1 til' ( 'i II N I I.' V V I . I V .11 ll W 111 - t!< \ 'I' . 11 W 1 V - 1 ' I I \ 1 '!1V li ll .11*, I l l \I.I:\ \\Di:u c nn.i .1 IT .ioii\ o s\i!(.i:\T 1 i' >m tin dale of tin- foi'i\^- Mti'4 r.itnmu nu.ition, A111- v \ 11 v 11, Ksi|. w ill b.' n- spoiisibl' f\r th.' editniial (har^eof |]n J}ijiiililn In pining v\ith ihe ^enth mi n who have Jn'ln rl i • oiitrolled it-(ohuiuis. it i- |ii\|n l tli it in -h\uld - iv that wen t mi a i onlid'in i- w Im h no (iri um.-ti'iiM es lei'onini' ml I i iiihl -h ike in iln ir lid. Iit\ to W IIII ; princi ;il ten V t rn. •rl M . Il l to 11- tl.. • I-',' '(' ibmet, in !iiiihor .7in., th- is-n i \\ nr Mep ll tli\ nt. \1 tli it la! .1 \ . ..inmaiiihint <' M '!'''\' 'o i.i.n tn ntralil v in i - \f i.i • lpt hv 1.1 i -lab'i-li juri ii is 11 inl- i' .I ri ot • v. nli. 11 1 '/i -nli nl - | sl\ . step- 111 ll-t llll im . ll il. I \ Si llle at h 1st tin I.\llll. I ll i - (he rights of .\. w \|> \u . 'til.m. I, \\In th. r th. t'on.lusion-, t»ui ii ranks - jud^'' /mm tin dry <.f| The laws ,.f i L. has j well est.ibli-lie.d rule of National Law, re nt of tin Win^ parti insist-on an i d , i in, a', and i ntire proscription and - i the I 'lli-'i r- of the (iotennni nl . v i -l.r p irr*ult< rlv oppo-.-s tin-, as .1 I '-ell lll'l llll \ll.-l-ll II I Willi \\ lll^r , - - . - \\ In Wrt r.iiii nppomtni. nt i- ' • ! 1,1. 1 llll re 1-, 111 tlie \\ lll^r [lUltV, I\ nit in| r. 'trii-ino- eontp iv i r-\ pio-i i u I 'd . - ij .i w l.at -t.ite .-hall hav e it, w hat M « ' I - I \f tie -t lie, aiyl W h.ll el.lss of the v ,1 !, \1- Mlbdn i-|o .- of the p.irtV m (he (hf- f r. :,t -tat. - No ad\ lee ( an be jirocm nd, W I UM- I I i- n.'t thus c<'iifln tiniij. and no np- ps.ttitni' nl i mild be made but would be un- - iti-l'ii torv to tin greatest number, and li. me tin v eomplain that their advice and ii.llii.'ie e l-not -dujrht and followed b\ the I'i •-id'nt oi Cahnit L This is causjht up b_\ lli- \\ in^ pap<-rs, nnd is repeau-d and ever mad. a matter of complaint and charge a^.-utisi tlii Kxerntive bv profi ased friends.\ j A l^tiu KK. — At a meeting at Richmond, ,.,, , ,,, | ls , ^ a-, to con-ider tho expediency of Bending id. r- will I., i nabl. d |..l 1 ''-'-'aU-s t-> the N.i-hville Convention, a l..w in brn f -i iti ment x,,t< ' M 'ken and resolutions uijitinst send- ii.pnr. d ...ui.tn. bv a; 1 \- 'h legates were adopted—215 to 10\) ..I, r \ i w \b \. Iln 'ii in i - t tin i h .t il. i i I.. !ak. n t . ' ' 1 \ null, at' Ijjrat- pc6 lisce. [have fpeia- iomc bc- mam in full l\i. •• ai.d i tb i t nil done avvav bv v i.d i na. tnii nt or abrogated bv some net of the roiajiii r..r Tin. law - of Mexi co, operative m New M, \ l0 , ai tin Lime of 1 In- Rn hmond Enquirer thus mourns ov or tl»v result '• We regret, d<^eply, tho failure of the movement to sanction the Nashville Con vention, under the circumstances. Wo gn-atly. fear that it may servo to defe.it tlio . v..-~v .....j IJ . i i v to lU'l'.ll Hie Mil the ces -KHi to this i oiintn, (j^iiv -sly prolu | proper settlement,of tho question on which ' 4 ' - ' * \ the gentlemen n\\ Wc trust that they may be right, and ourselves mistaken. A close observation of the whole field still eominccs us that the policy sanctioned by the small vote on Friday night, will be fa tal to our honor, interests and peace.\ hit slaver) At tin time of tt>e 1 'resnli nt's recommendation, that law had not been an nulled or superseded. But fiince then, Tex as has extended Jher authority, and, as a •nutttrr '•/ nmrse, her l<nrs, over a great ju.rti.'ii ol tint t. int. in , thus introducing slavin, .<. A i'!.d. ru.jr nec^sary, m the opinion of main beside tfio-^ribune, some special and speedy measures lo define the bfjjindnncs and preserve the r\ghta of New liexiciv. Thus thd plan of Pn-sident Tay lor Ui leave Utah, and New Mexico under their ancient laws, with this view of the cn&?, has been render'd impracthnble by ' [iles, in tin ir pati lotn ih v otioii, and m tin ir : att.ii lint' nt t\ l'n -i |. nt 'J'av l\r In will .ming Mr. llvii lo the position which tin \ have oi eupied—.-is we hav ri a«nm to hi h.-ve, with g< neral s.iti.-fiu Uon (.. th'-putv and tin (inintiy—weonl\ hear witniss to his well-i -tabh.-hi'd Whig ( har- ai ti r, and to our know let lye that he will in no n sped f.ul to respond to tho exigencies of the pnrtv and the expectations of tin couiitn \ G1DK0N it CO. To l.vwvKKs—At the Spei nil Term of the Supreme Court of Krie County, held lately ut r.iithilo, Justice Sill decided, that m casi s of the publication of any legal nonet in a in vv-paper, the affidavit of thi publication should -how the particular days on w Im h ihe publn ation was made; and that an afhdav it stating that a notice or or- d> r had h< en [>uhh-hed once in each week, or twne me.uh wcik, as the rase maybe, w iihiml suiting on w hnt particular da)*s it w.us published, was insuflii icnt, and would not be n 11 iv ed. If this di (lsion bo cor rect, mir legal friends will of course appre ciate us miportaiii e STITK I 'lrKit—The Albany Arijux has been aw.udid the publication of leg*.il no tices for two urn's to come. The State Jirijiitrr, the .lri7\« and the Journal were all compi titors, the bids of the Journal and Argus bung exactly alike, offering to do it for nothing, and the Register in addition, agreeing to furnish copies for the Comp troller's offh o and the State Libraries gra- tis. The Argus, howcv or, succeeded, from a liijftrenre of opinion between the Comp troller and the Secretary of State SiW Two peisons have been arrested in New Orleans, charged with preaching in cendiary doctrines to the slaves in tho streets of that eitr j£-iTThe Ohio Solons, among other laws, passed one changing the name of county poor houses to \county infirmaries.\ gZT J. R. Bartlett, long known as a book seller in New York, in the firm of Bartlett & Wells, has-been appointed Commissioner to run the boundary between the United Stabs and Mexico, £ WIIFVT iv KM.I v\n.—Allison, the His torian, has a long artulc in the last num- ber of Blackwood's Magazine, on the sub ject of Free Trade and Agriculture, in which he says that Wheat is cheaper now than it has been before in one hundred and fifty y\Tx. r NEW INVENTION .—The Newark, (Wayne county) Democrat says Warren S. BarUe, of that place, has invented an apparatus for maintaining, by mechanical means, the water in steam boilers uniformly at a given point It has been pater ted, and is said to operate very accurately til .. I i 11 \ « ! \ , l \ i * pi llii ( ' Ul.ll, W lll l ll . \lll_; to ill. I'll. I rtiplloll l'V bn iK.tg' s ll S\ i •< ti-. , iiiiil d> t'-nlion (an- d by tin- tin ishing up of eontnn ted work-, has dt l.n i d m .iM b. .1-, but I believe VM shall o\if . otiii tin-e uter; uplioiis soon Tin steam bo it ow in rs 1. iv e i 11'. -i ti il nuuh for tin i mil etui Hi e of p .lssi ngers and I doubt 1ml for their own pi cuiiiarj bent tit, b} forming new lilies and organising old ones, so that a dc \T f rculantv ma\ be observed in the Ii ,i\ing of hunts f<)r all the important porl.s on the Lakes, some of which I will im ntion, for the benefit of th >se in jour v n mity proposing to trav el west this sea son, either for pleasure or on business. For Chicago, via the Michigan Central Railroad, on Lake Erie, the Mm/jloirrr, Atlantic u\u\ 0'can Those are all first class bonis, and gentlemanly commanders, and by taking tin se bonis in the evening at 0 o'clock, pas sengers will re;« h Chicago in .TO hours— making the trip from New York to Chica go in loss than three din s—,i distance of over l .\500 miles. There is one fact in con nection with this subject, worthy of remark, tho fare from this city to Chicago is less than that between New York and Buffalo —less than one h.rlf the distance. A line has been organized on the Lakes, called \Reed's Line,\ composed of twelvc first class boats, one of which leaves ever)- eve ning nl 10 o'clock. To tho emigrant, this line is, perhaps, the best, as he will meet with lejw changes, consequently avoiding rc-shipping of luggage, a great desidera tum to most of this class of passengers.— To Cincinnati, tho arrangements for travel are good—a first class steamer leaving cv ery evening at 10 o'clock, in connection with Sandusky and Cincinnati Railroad, through in 30 hours. This line is composed of tlie steamers America, Saratoga and Alabama. There is a line of boats run ning to Toledo composed of the steamers G P. Griffith and Superior ; also a line to Cleveland, and all ports this side on the American shore, c;dled Walbridge's Line, composed of the Tccumxck, Diamond and Fushion, all good boats and experienced commanders, I believe I have given you n fair account of nrctty much all the regularly organized Lake Steam Linos. There are also a host of propellers, brigs and schooners, which make regular trips to most of the ports on the Lakes. On the Eastern Railroad five regular trains are running; onitho Niagara Falls Road, two trains. On the Camd wc havfc a morning and evening lino of boafe as usual, under tho name of the Red Tftrd LinJe. AYe are expecting something o^/a'busi- ness season, and I hope wc may n6t be dis appointed, as we suffered last season very much on account of the Cholera* I shall write you again soon. Yours &c RCOOLEP. Tlie follow ing toast wius given at tin I'i mt.-r.-' iktnquit, hi Id m Nivv\ork. riiiiilli — \TIIK LVDIKS —Alwavs favor.i ble ti i a \j'l' prii/irrl'l rmi lurtc I '\ \\ i don't know about that—< an't -]>< ak < \\>< r- i;n ntalW—but should ralln r think thev urr ' Alum rate, as the Kditor of the \ BuiiKiimvilh ( hroimle\ would say, \we -hoilld hki to have the fei link- of i \lll- inooiatv m g' in i.d on the subjn k.\ Co w s TO NKW ( ISTI.E —The N. Y Jmir nj Cnuniurce notices the f.u t that two or thu e iargues of wheat ^re on their way to tin-country, from Alexandria, E«.rypt. I'IIIKI.I MK OK TIME .—The follow in- Table from the Utica Observer, will be in teresting as well as useful to our readers who may have occasion to travel between the places mentioned: nirrrnrxcE or TIMK emirm m. see. Albanv and Schenectady 0, 40, 7 -10 \ \ \ I'tica, 5, 52, 7 10 Auburn, 10, 52, 7 -10 Canaridaigua, 14, 08, 7-10 Rochester, 10, 24, 7 -10 \ Buffalo, 20, 40, 7 -10 \ Chicago, 55, 02 ,7 -10 •« New York, 1, 04, 7-10 We copy the following from an ex change, which is important to those using patented machines, and interesting as re gnrds \ Woodworth's Planing Machine,\ about w Inch, so much has of late been said: The Supreme Court of the United States, sitting at Washington, in the case of Wil son, assignee of Wood worth, rs Forsyth <fe Simpson, decided that a person in the law ful possession nnd use of a patented ma chine, when a patent is renewed or extend ed, is not merely entitled to the continued use of the thing patented, according to his interest therein, by virtue of the 18th sec tion of the act of Jul}', 1836, as decided by Wilson Tloiinepau, and in thia caoc when formerly before the court, in 1846, but has also the right to keep tlie machine in per feet repair, not, however, to the extent of destroying its identity, and that the sup plying now cutters nnd knives to Wood- worth's planing machine, when the old ones become worn out, are lawful repairs, which can be made without infringing the pat entee's extended right it£?\Hon. Thorn Corwih is to deliver the address at the Ohio State Agrn ultural Fair, to be held at Camp Washington, tpear Cim innatti. in Si pti mber, neyt.—Hon. llen- rv Clnv, Wt l»ter, IJeiit.ui, Cass, Van Bu na and other* arc to be uiviti d t > attend. On the 1 4th, nf the-month, at Nash u.i, a man n.invd .1 Hirt Allen, about o0 v- ars \Id murdered hi> little girl, age <J two v.ars. bv strangling In-r with a i iid lit tin n wt nt to a juiv v and hung him > If — Tla- vva- all the vv..rk of r.nn' He w ..- firm- rlv a r.-p. • t.ibh i ili/.'-n, and In- wif. and i hildr. n are v. r\ vvoiihv and nun h I ' <p. (ti d. *t-»'J QULIMI Vii r. 11 iv id .rmtli r -mall additi ni t\ the numb, i >>f b> r siilj. i 1-, on llie lii't-t of llu- month, in the sli.lj.. of n b-iuiiting 1) .v —\\ hi w '—Its a pitv c^n isn't queen of Oregon or some otlu r uaititn that needs populating T IIK W UEAT Canr.—The recent timely and fcaaooaMe rain*, the propitkwii. wlnti-r. the cold and Ute iptina. hare all leuiltM lo produce a iu3* favorable proipert of a tor- vr-ju TtK-ro never wa» it ikitod In Mlctilgan wben the u-h»»« crop ?^<~ iv falrrr promise than at present, and ml- UKAJ^ I I mucli wiffitudc OOM yet to be met, there is every reason to CIIKVI thai Uie yidil will be abundant, and of llu- firft quality. In the preset11 season of scarcity for iiioiicv, I I K -- nlvcat crop Is all itnportant and we have rra- Hrin lo !«- duinkful ih.it among our othnr misfortunes a failure In lliat n »|i «t Is not to be numbered.— J^itrmt TRAVELLER'S REGISTER CovvBY tVCES. P \rKE -r»_Frr-i^lit r.nrlan W-aves Dann-Ule dally at 10 A M.. Ki^ul.u Tai-ki t at A l\ M. R.<-n>'«r ».R S TW.K —leaves every rooming at \8 o'clock, from (I K - Atif-rti-.m t f r AOK —l^-avi-s daily nt 8 o'clock A. M. t .* MSI, S T»OE —leaves daily at 1 P.M. \iM\«ii Stiut—1^,' IIPX on the arrival of the Bochestrr I 'arkLt, aboul 0 A M. MAIW. Pr .^T Ot-rir -K. I )I»«VIIJ.I —OITice Hours froniG A. M. to i>i V M .<uu.l.i\s from 1) to 10 .V. M. T IMK or I 'IJOSITO. N .r li — \ i.i (.fiMiaHi ami Roen)»u*r, Dally,P A. M. I-i w V orK St. t-.i~t.fn—% in iwMiev.i \ — iilii-r.i — v II Itjth .iii-l I 'ornlng. \ W)l. ll»riii'IUiill.-— 1'iu-s.lnjn I hurcrtaysandSatunfay»,9 A. >l. Sini-l.i—\ui ilj-iui mi.I Ka*t Hill, Muiidn>*s,7 A.M. Itiili—via S«i!ii llu.>.\ ill.- &s, 'I IIPK .1'* atul dal'dstt A M. I.uiiniii— \ i.i >^.iiT»l-.ir2, Tui-*.|av» anrt Fridaya. 9 A. IM t ai m.l 1 l.'ii.i—\ ui Si^ymvcaUf, VViil's ati-l Hai'ds, A M. Vl.i'u —x 1.1 (i-ruii uu -1 W liltiry» r'alley. SW'il* J A. K. 'I IMK nr \ HKIVIMI. M . \ i - r .a«'/-rii, <i I' M. K . Ii » >r —NurilH-rii ami Wr*tnn), 7 P M. Ilaili an.I I ur.itui: -N York, H at lll^llt. N.-« \ .irk in I r .m I - -— lt» UK |'..,I tdll C TF.I.I.(.H .\ril. < '.tier in the llrralj Building -i, o; ggT Wc sec the following, showing the comparative number of Newspapers print ed in New York and New England, going the rounds: In Maine, \ New Hampshire, \ Vermont, ^9 \ Massachusetts 13 7 \ Rhode Island, 21 \ Connecticut, 46 53 newspapers. 8 5 Total in N.England, 371 In N. Y. State, 460 According to this, there are printed in this State, 89 more than in all N/^lngland, and adding our own swells it t0 00. Martin Van Buren once wrote \ the sober, second thought of the people, is nev er wrong, and always efficient \-r -Wonder if he coald; not be mwailed upon to give us his estimate.pf the value of a \sober sec ond thought.* froja Priijce John? /— , tST The tofel vaiuaof. the pttblications dlstribuled by the Amer. £ S. Union, dur- ingthe pa^tyear, amounts to $132,872 87. jt<7\ EtJOESK Si K , tlu; i \'p »ilar Kr. i n 1 ivv »-li-t. hi-at M Lt-il 'Tt-, tin- nppio -nv^ t .iii- didatc for Mvnibi r of Asst-niblv, in l'aris, by 8,000 mnj., recrixing ovt-r one half thi entire t vote pftlie army in the city. M Sue was the candidate of the Socialists, or Red Republican party Jljfi' We learn from the Lukport Cmir- u-r, that the Charter Election in Ui.it ln\c ivn the 25th inst., n^ulted in the elec- tum of the entire Wlu^ liiket, bv hiindsome majonti'-s. DKVTII OK MIH. OSOOOD .—With feelings of the deepest regret und sorrow, wc chron iele the death of Mits. IMIANCKS SAIIOENT OBOOOD , widely known as nn author, both in prose nnd Verne ; and sumo of whosi productions stamped hers as a mind of no, common orch/r. She has departed in the prime of life, with a literary position faith fully and fairly won, from a household of whiih she vuii the light nnd ornament and when the clouds of misfortune nnd worldly care were just breaking away from her onward path. Many will deplore her loss, nnd the remembrance of her virtues will linger long in many hearts. jC3T There is no doubt that the New Oonrtitution of Kentucky, linsboon adopt ed by n large' majority. No party lines wore drawn in the election. ' JtiT Mr. Stanley's resolution to end the debate on the California question on the second Tuesday of June, has been adopted. JtSjg - The Steamer Ohio sailed from N. 0. for N. York,' difrcct, on the 15th inst with 380 passoftgetfi, and $300,000 in gold dust and specie. / _, i g3T have received from the Pub lisher, E. Littcll <fc Co., Boston, a story, whieh appeared originally in Sharpe's Mag azine, called \The Story of a Family.\ It is a large volume, of over one hundred pages, the typography excellent, nnd neatly put up in paper cover?, suitable for maiiing f in\ a style uniform with all the works publish ed by that House, who aro also the publish ers of \ Littcll's Living Ago\ f onc of the very best and cheapest .periodicals in this country. Asto the merits of \The Story of a Family,\ we have nothing to say, as not being a novel reader, wc have not read it, anq probably never i u . tST At a county conventiotvheld in the city of Nashville, Tenn., on Monday, the 17th inst, to consider the •propriety of ap pointing delegates to the Southern conVfcn- • tion, it was, after some discussion, decided] bv an overwhelming majority, that it was inexpedient; at thfcpresent tune, to apdoint delegates to such Convention. i-i r.i ic ri.\n.-<, i in uriiE.-*, ftc. (,*iiuitiiie». I'iM rnV-vii 'Tun— Mam *\ , K«'v. Mr. Sunderland. !-.»-..II I •• IVil'Uf Amaru Ri -v Mr ll.-qumiliom-g M. .|i.»:i- l .|i -r. ;<,i| '• R''v Mr Ualne*. I |>irr.>|ctl Kcv Mr Hovr:ird. 1 tiH-r .ti —Kxrlnnyr t.rn-»*t, Rr\ %lr. S «.|ii ^-«-r. liur , li Ki-I. -rn.- 4\.i Vljiii . nit.l llr .'wm>t Ri -v. Mr E-J5t -T-I . ..-r .i, u. < M I H. IW- — Kr inRlui »t , Ki-v Itr. Srh»vi -(-rT. Iri-li 'I own I Lill, Ki-\. Mr O'llaln-n.) II .KKK. nntik of IVinxx ille—Al.-iirt m , U ('. WoodrulT, Oanli. t -.vrii .ai-.-i ll.tuU— Tow II Hall, ij. Hwii'i, *• liliTKUI. \»ii.-rir 311 —('urmr M-ilu nn.lOi-nian utrur-ui. ll .'Utnv llii- lloui-r. •• \ •• Krntikllli. l.trliansc—Main, (--iito-ilte Exrlnngr rt. N iiHitml — •' ul-ovp •• •* haifli'—• 'or. Cnoal and Jt-il'tn-on sU. Tl .llllIK—Jl-tllTHjI V ft. t 'nilun llourc— Milion ->u. oppcwllc Caual Barln. JutiriKiti Ilou-a'—<)•<•• lan urc-i-t. n .-iniiv lllr Aradrmjr -rulr. 8qr.. II. P. Waiting, rripcijaU 1 ow II Hall—Main, oppo-tUe Ow-tan *U ' H. S. ft J. HEM.F.R8 IN DRY GOODS AND ORO0-EWE8. ftrrt door Mow UM> I'tr-t Ot)ici\ Datuvlllc A crxXT Mimily of rliolcr coobi, for Cunllies, cointanUJ' on hand, ami _foi wlo nt r--n--oitaHi- price*. t / 1 T. 8. JUFLEY, Efi.nrTir rnY^ifiAN. AND to Orrif LORD, / AND GROOtRIES, uvlllc A goatri KutanUy ou bam SURGEON, But ll VV. Uitvt-i. M. D^ nhcr the J »roKjuiy-ifu' CCMOT •nr c-Malti rt., oppotdie Fi™(l're»bylCTian Clm i Church. Valuable House aiid Lot for Sale. hli House and'Lot wbe J „ , , ^ Eonulnt half aa acre -nd.« Inrpj, thrifty apple trees, all grafted fmh, a, great vnrtetv/of other fruit uew put out this \ou«e Itrtww and very eoavenient, with a THE nibMrilier wiUKil hli House and Lot where , \ ow . »«•«• The/Lot contain, half aa acre of land, 'ti large, th ' l<*mue» fpriiiff. ^ good Ham nnd Well/nod a Cellar not to be'exceTlcd.\*in i|horu r-vrry tliiiiR <jb6ut tlw prctnUta aro new and tn Dm ratp roiiillikm. TA TMC who wont lo boy will of eoone MI!\!'. 1 . \\..y^^^*- Ca \ «no «utwfriber at the IcHik Ulnih-ry of U. Bradley * fo., or Inquire Of Snraruc ..lit (ltd/ Dookitorc. l'niim Iilo. May ti, IPSO. A. B, KNOX. STOVES. THE iubsrribcri are manufacturinB CXK5KINQ STOVEU from the roo*t approved nattenw In in«. A loo, BEt PLATE BTOVE8, 8TOVE IMVE. &<•.. which ihey oflfer for M I C by wbole- «a|^ or retail, at natlsfactory prices. ' WANTED— Onr or two nernmnent pedlar*, to whom vvr will furnUli Cloves on tlie n»o»t favorable tcrtni. Ap- ply K>on. 1 F. <fc M. GHUMAN.. PLOWS. Buckeye Iron Beam and 8trou«e riowk, (oriole tow. Also, a rood as- aortiocnt oT Plow Wheels, •Coukers. Wheels, Cbokere, , . ^ scotch and eommon Cleviaea. may be found at the Furnace Depot. Dansvflle. 1 P. tc M. G1LMAN. P ALDKON ^KJKTrUES -Four, Five and Blx y-s rnlln, at the Furnace Depot. 1 F. t M. GILMAN. VJ I ROIIB. AIBO mounted upon frarow, at _i_ GILMAN8*1LMAN8* FUANACEUANACE DEPOT.. G F DEPOT JT lor gale clicp ai the Furnace Depot. GILMAN. Are You Insured? ryiJE OirriRio ABD LrvinosTon I KSOTUNCC Coxnn . ^ A „ RNA CHAP1N. Agent lor Danirviiie and vicinity. milt _ Di«aolution. 5- H. WHITNEY. 9- B. MAXWaUL. DatmvUlo, Feb. S3, ^gjo. WM. FOOTE, p. B. MAXWELL. Fashions for the Sumlmer ofl85Q t J UST RECErvED —The BumtfH r Fashlooft tot IM0. at ,Uie \ Dansvtlfc Clothing Erapt rium,\ under Towa Hall. Also, by Express, a choke Ipl of CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. 83T During the next two roonths, we shall sdl QbiMng VBRV cne*r, In order to reduce our stock, tvWcli JB ^eo* large. Now Is tlie time to nt yourself out wllh^ goM suit 3 tor n lltilr> money. -—. .jioncy. Dniigville, May >&, 1$30. 1 B. a. PALMES. WbWng. Veneilaii 'lteai t. 1 Putty. Yellow Octoo. ' Varrjlili. . Lanip Block. Lhbnrgcu Paris and Imperial Green. .... . I'nlnt BruslKs, i^c. &c Ml tho above ke&Uonstantlyon Jinmi «H A C-. * XTfj^vmt «i4A3»-a» boxet .^torf s=r ^=i • • V. .i ~ ••\'•ait;. t vit»w?..
