Correapondenc of tho of Commerce" Journal . . , . ; More California pmigrants.' Wilmot Proviso,. , 4 THE INQUIRER. . Mr. King's California Report.- - ! BY TCLL'GIMrZI. Alas'i poor" Davy, tliat hobby you mounte- PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, Day before yesterday more than, 20 per Washigton, M.irch 25, tfiis Scioto for " d1. with such bottom and speed has lost its Arrival of tho steamer Eurppa Two l SVijiglirersin itaa; sons left place on the steamer Mr.. Thom as Butler King's Report on ;- wind to leave un- - If " and promises its rider an . from Europe. California. Among the rest, was a company California was rend to the President and JWeeka Later ful of tlte expiring strug; SD1TOH. , rBAKCIS CLEVELAND, enviable notoriety! It has made Davy a ' 3; y - Halifax, April troop of 8 or 10 who goouf under very favorable Cabinet and occupied two hours and character, but it will falUnd break bis neck.' .. v..' hive Ventured, dm. - Europe arrived at this place at kalf ElTXIJiG, 1850. a half in rending, How astonished Davy will be Boon. Even The eveninis, p welcome the KOSDAI APRIL 8, circumstances for success. It was organized ' now he is kicking past 2 o'clock this afternoon. 5 AV. chiefly, under the direction of Mr. Jefferson It will of course be presented to Con whipping, spurring, and ' thejf cfieerful peejlngs. gress. 1 topicsot which his hobby, far in the rear, and will soon be descriptions of cotton except fair and W. Gliddon, of our most successful he it.treats ore All sional note from several sped , FOR GOVERHOR, one out of sight and forgotten. , -- The population of the country...: . . . good had declined one fsrtbing, fair1 upland ered' songsters, the.ted-bird- , s. have already been 1' year About 17000 ' Its resources How changed are the limes Last REUBEN WOOD. ngricultural . was quoted at 6gd, fair Mobile and fa)r black-bir- expended in outfit.and capital to any extent the whigs and freesoile reclaimed the hobby, 6c, d and one morning Exte nt and production of the--' mineral for and had fierce disputes about the title, bo N. Olcans 6f d .Sales the fortnight had ihatBure harbinger Spring.,. 1 required will be hereafter furnished.- - Mr. ' ' of rpgion : - . -r- .-j. , 0C3Our publication day being on Mon . valuable was esteemed 1 Davy bad the took it but been 96,000 bales, of which speculators gate usV touch of his garrulity ju . day, and forpub-li-e Jesse Young, a very enterprising gentleman. The commerce and navigation 5 alledvertisements notices ofCalifurni name the prima facie title was in him, 10,000. Sales the 7,500, and exporters , of know tlathe was Tbe lion, must be handed in on Saturday, heretofore in the iron business, goes as head 1 he Legislature necessary for the ter and how he did ride I Head and tail up, abouU bk week 20,000 baiesi -- - n last the peach.jbave for more than a we of the company, which is made up of men ritory 5 ." . ... v whipand Bpur went Davy! True.heallow-edVa- " Coffee London is down 6s or . 15s from 'j And especially regard disposi Buren to ride before) but Davy held in .if their colors, but have riot yet open: Our Third Volualo. , , accustomed to toil and privations, and who in to the v the reins. It's all over now ;' the Wilmot the fop price of a few weeks ago.-- .. ",. The present number ia the first of volume will sink under any hardships incident tion of the gold bearing lands, belonging to prqspecj. lofar, in this section Is not like the wooly horse of the Rocky ' the V. States." ". v Sroviso, The com market is susady and, yellow has frujt, Alihougfi the season is III, As soon as we sre able to' make the to the life of a gold' digger. Mr. Moses is a humbug. - Pshaw hiss ! rathe un- : ,:n lu. The population of the country is now a-- - advanced 6d per quarter; Wbite,ia necessary oiTBiigeHicuiO) " yayi w Gregory of this place, goes with them under who would ride.such a shabby animal!- We wardalirest secure Jn .the promise bout one hundred hhd twenty thousand. ! prices are firmer. r. ". somewhat enlarged, and it is the desire of handsome salary, as Surveyor, Clerk, or never liked it not we The whigs north changed, but Spring tine and harvest shell never t An accession to the population by the im-- begin to think this is the meanest animal unchanged, but firmer. the pjllieSers that every year should wit--, be required. Their Flour is The note, bf preparation is everywhere I general Agent, as may igration, during the year beginning at they ever did see an odious little scrub, not Bullion in the Bank of England is fc size and ; The for the business of the year, and man nessime improvement until the intention is to make a thorough exploration the next dry season on the first of May jnorth. his feeding I - V reflec-- . ' increased. Consols closed at 85 for mo- reason tCj doubt the earth : 'character of. the paper shall be: the of such sections, as promise most favorably is estimated at two hundred thousand. ' There is no danger now in denouncing that wilt yiel t;on of an enlightened, wealthy and liberal either for washing or mining, to acquire a The agricultural capacities of the State Jbe Wilmot proviso in the north. Taylor ney and accounts." Americnn securities increase 4id all his wants beabundau will not be afraid to say downright that he i , are heretofore said but we have no quo- supplied Let his gratitude be as constr. community. knowledge of the best process for extracting vastly greater than has been will veto the and are to be firmer, thing; the Republic will ' ' financial represented . There is vast extent ', and his Wessingsj' J ' & Designing that the affairs of the the precious metal from the earth, and in a of fefel no more delicacy on the subject, Look tation.. ' , abundant as ') lands, in Inauirer shall be cooducted.eventually.upon short, to establish a regular and business pasture unsurpassed tiny where out for a most valorous article from that pa- Austria and Hungary. tho world,, in OCJWe notice a number of building the cash system,, we offer to furnish it. to like Mining Company. From the character verdure and richness. The per before long, showing up the- Wilmot Five columns oftho Pesth Zeitung are wild oats grow spontaneously 'all over, the proviso as a vile locofoco invention that ' already cdng up, in different parts of th foi a each per the enterprise, filled with sentences cast by court .mar- . clubs of five 01 more dollar and ability of all engaged in General Taylor always to veto. plains, yielding an annual crop at the' rate intended who have been town, and preparations for more active!, annum, in advance, whether old or new we think they will .succeed, if success be Forty sheriffs, with search warrants, will tini ucn persons concern- of forty bushels per . acre. Any number commerjeed. A number pf old frames are fur be able to a approv- ed in the late Hungarian revolution. All 6cribera. Any old subscriber who will possible. of sheep '- npt find whig that even cattle and may be raised. Two of death have been commuted changing their location, under the guidanc name send two dollars, ed such a measure. These whigs are a funny sentences nish a new and hundred thousand head of sheep mint . be pan. mey can turn, somersets wun we to terms of imprisonment In irons, for per- of thos tacticifts Ball and Reniger. Ai ' shall receive two copies for a year. j Webster's Trial bro't into the country during- the next twoTmost immitable grace and iods of twelve npd sixteen years, i old two story, no longer grand enough 't-Fro- to-da- y ' Any one wishing to take that splendid We give the closing scene ot Web yenrs. . . '"."; ."J All oliticiaM ihonld take them leuonsfrom An inundation of the Danube bos caused street, we observed a day or iff . Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, the subscrip- ster's trial, including the final sentence of 1 no tunic were luniit-ri- kiiiuu ivi wuir j in the great art of grand and lofty tumb immense injury in Hungary and especial- since, keeping along Market to sir hides, which was the article of ex-- t take a tion price of which is three dollars, and the Judge. This with the statement of the chief ly uLComorn, Rnab and tlje Taasper dis- port and they wore worth but four 1848, all ovef the North, th Wrlmofrl tion injihe low ground on Third. - Even t cheap at that, can receive it end the Inqui- Attorney General, which We have hereto dollnrir1 tricts. 15,000 persons nave thlcen refuge proviso was the cardinal doctrine of the inanimate things of this world particip. fore a bead ; but now they. Are worth twenty or rer for $3,50 in advance. This offers a fine given, will put in ppssession " whig ; had no other. Cass was at Raab, in the greatest destitution. thirty dollars" a head. . " party they in the gyrations of Fortune's wheel, ,V wish to both pub- of all the facts the is a miserable dough-fac- shame on him ! He Germany chance for all who obtain material in fasci it wool-growi- .. r California is especially adapted to was not touched At the opening of the Chamber, lications on the lowest terms. painful to record eventtf so derogatory to hu- fit to be with a pair of the (CT During last week ; , im- slave-ocrac- the many nev a gentleman was about to tongs..1 He and his friends were the y. King of Wurtemberg declared that the "We have but one word in conclusion to man nature. Here is an individual whose sheep from Mexico, with and bright looking lumber rafts, from port ten thousand Read what Mr. Choate said in Mas- Unitarian State of Germany will be no- th g subscribers, which , is personal character and standing, whose fu- say to our n view logo into that business. The sachusetts in 1848. He declared that " the thing but a chimera, nnd that if attempted Allegheny, have been slowly floating pae ' they come forward and pay up, they learning and acquirements, and whose social ture value of the vineyards is represented cardinal policy ot the whigs would be the on bosom that if to be carried out it would lead to the sep- the of la belle riviere, destine " passage of a to sat California can settle on easy if not. we shall hereaf relations afforded promise of happiness and as very great. . ; law that aration and dissolution of Germany itself. chiefly to build up our towns and cities i. the he SHALL BEMA1JT FOREVER FREE." the best way we can, and to the usefulness through 'life, struck down, at As to commerce of the country, is reported Ger-mi- the ter collect there a whig this floor," shouted It that the congress of n wi st. How leisurely and independent- estimates value of needed "Is upon full extent of our publishedierms. once, to the depths of infamy. . With him the import in the orator, doubts the strength of sovereigns will be held in April at ly the; pass along J Varying jn length, froi from "who that '. California the Atlantic Stales hold council mut sink, to a certain extent, his innocent the whig party next March will insure free- Dresden, to on German mat- 200 to500 feet, and in. breadth from 50 t ConventionElection. for the next year, at four millions of dol- his wife and lovely daugh- dom to California and New Mexico, if by ters. The emperor of Austria, and kings ' the gratification family confiding 100; paving 3 01 4 fee( in the water c: It is with most heartfelt lars in flour, six millions in other articles. the constitution they are entitled to freedom of Bavnria, Hanover, nnd Saxony " ters., An ineffacable stain will forever rest will be almos friends ' solid lumber ; piled up with bundles that we anuounca to our democratic ' As to the article of lumber, its price is at ell? Is there a member of Congress that present. I what frightful and the advocates upon them. And oh now thousand, and be low- would not vote for freedom? You know of shingles, and with one or more shant3 ' the cheering intelligence, that $75 per cannot Denmark and the Duchies . incurable inflicted upon not on. their of reform have carried the State. As far as wounds have been er because it is below the cost of labor ne there is one." Advices from Berlin state that General broad surface, they stand in fear c ' . .. . Ml I He denounced General Cass because he . iv il a- the tender ..hearts of that wife and those cessary for cutting and sawing lumber in Rbuch hns returned from his mission to no objiruction. A snag or sawyer they tare . beard Jrom, it is proDarne mere win iw "pledged in advance - daughters."'"Wno con-to-w. himself to veto the fu- pf young 4q, .dwell California. It can be carriedjtQ Cah- - the duchess of Schleswig-Holstei- n . butlittle about, ei iher sliding democratic majority in the Convention TyBE law of freedom, ana saia He over it without upon the sad and sickning thought? Amid fornrarfbri-fw-M-t--n- 8upposingit has failed in his objects." An understand- damans or swinging around it, To . 10 20. But should even be less, " May God avert the madness all thoee the from to it to cost will of this moral desolation we instinctively look 2(Jhcre,it still continuejlopay. who hate and ing is further off than ever. j proudrsteamer they - the late election has proved, that the old slavery love freedom, that say, "touch us if yc The gold region is discribed as extend-in- ? - around for some extenuating circumstance would unite in putting him the place . Prussia. dare,-M- conservative party, the upholders ot rotten in the wary pilot gives them a wid five six hundred thrice-accurse- upon which the pride and hope of our na- or miles from the where this d pledge may be Advices from Berlin inform us that ne- berlfij Drivileees. of unequal taxation, and of moss-- North, and from to jCompared to the steamer, they re this, South to the forty sixty redeemed!" gotiations between tho courts ef Austria everv are signally ture may for a moment repose. And whatyre brute force is to intelligence nmrA ahiiivi of kind miles in width, Irom the &ast to West. - It And read what the whig convention of and Prussia for definite consummation of we think, may be found, in what appears dangeMus when thwarted and defeated. We do not had this as a mere rises gradually in on inclined plane from that State said on the same subject : central government for opposed but was Germany have en- ' from the evidence that the deed not to benefluMiwhen properly directed and con- party victory, but as a triumph of principle the Sncrjmento valley, the elevation ot " We understand the whig party to be tirely failed. . - l" Dr. Farkman was irasci- ' over exnediencv of truth over error. Glo premeditated. 4,000 feet, at wliat are called the Foote committed in favor of the principle! con trotlel, ble and no doubt gave vent to his feelings Hills. these hills tained in the ordinance of 1787, the vrohi- - rious Ohio I that bright particular star in the 'Between and the Sierra Sr. Locis, April 5. a to provoke the wrath of Web- Nevada, n number of streams elr bition of slavery in territory now free, and of confederacy, will now emerge rrom xne iogs in manner Messrs. Vasquese and Dauphin arrived A Wbiter iu ituuuiiuri oe constitution- in the (London)' Weekly Nem ster, who, probably without anticipating source, and take their course through the wiiercverucan speaklngof and mists of her early dawn, and sbine iortb ally effected. last evening from Medicine Creek, the trad- the law of entail and primoeen-iture.isa- ys Foote Hills Westward. " mid-care- fatal consequences, inflicted the deadly : splendor of her ' We understand the democratic party to ing port of Union Fur Company. . They left .. in the unclouded Mr. King examined twelve.of these riv- blow, various modes adopted to dis "Fermerly a chieftain or mag--" ; The be PLEDGED TO DECLINE ANT LEGISLATION 14th March, there was territorial in the political firmament. and found them all very rich in gold. snow upon the nate Wis pose body show death of ers UPON THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY, with a view accustomed to support all the for Next of the that the ground. Winter remarkably mild. We have not room particulars. The torritory on the North is very rich in either to prohibition or restriction in members pf his family and clan ; but now. : Dr. Farkman was not the result of a pre- iu week we will give the full returns from each ; and the conclusion is inevitable, places where, it does not now exist, or to its On the 11th of November last, Dauphin with Increased wealth, our laige proprietors conceived plan. Slight as this extenuation ?;old have tnanaged to free themselves " , county, as far as received. , all the facts that the whole quartz abolition within any of the territories of the with ten traders returned from a trading ex- in a great may be, still affords some relief. But, States." ; measure from all such onerous responsibili- Collings, whig, is elect il plain, containing three thousand . square United pedition was attacked in camp, in the forks In our own district ties. ( Instead of finding subsistence for giving this its full weight, the crime of Prof. miles, is full of gold bedded in the quartz Oh, Cass, what a miserable old devil you all ed by upwards of 350, and Gillet by 30. of White River, by a war party of Pawnees, of the sane linesge or name, they do not so Webster affords a solemn warning to all, to and some of which; disintegrated from the were " them" days. You were not fit to be - Dauphin was badly wounded and in this con muchiasarovide eenerallv for ihir nwn Good from Old Conneotlout. passions; to seek from on high by the torrents,may be found in dust President of a pot-hou- club, for preaching govern their quartz ' families. As soon as they possibly can, thf-- 1 . ! 1 r. ' . ass-lik- e " dition was deserted, by his men. The Indi of-- Connecticut have done - I uch aud taintless doctrine! Get The da mooraU ttnimto to orereomm iemptmtion ; andjvben and lumpa i" tint .f.L.two they threw them upon the care of their kind wumu, ik'uiu,. out of the way, you old 6inner, you ! and ans overpowered him and took his goods. inosi nooiy. in spue oi iiuciuu Ihcy think they stand firmest, to take heed The whole number of foreigners in the let country ; hnd their immense rentals fall in- us lane me ! coadjutors they have elected a who gold saints ieaa He then made his. 'escape from Blackfeet to the hands of eldest and all his lest they fall, region are hunters, is fifteen ' their sons,, and . into Well, Cass was put out of the way, and " - ballot in American gold fort to fort Lookout. theirs ajone. Some of. these favored 'repre- Governor and a majority on joint thousand hunters. The the saints got ahead ; and now for it. ' Here ' sentatives of noble or ancient houses the legislature, thus securing a United States Chilians nnd the Sonera people enmo in is first and foremost Saint Taylor, Palo Alto, Buffalo was plenty. The Sioux had col pos- French African Colony. ses a dozen or half a dozen palaces, and six Hurrah for Connecti- - crowds, and have carried off twenty-fiv- e Monterey, Buena Vista. old Whitey, and a Icctod in bands of 50 to 100 for the Senator for years. The French have planted a colony of purpose 200,000 even 300,000 a year I And millions. The Amercians have procured little more grape, Capt. Bragg. Where is ... of hunting. The Yanetons here lliiy very naturally be asked, how cut! . - blacks on the coast of Africa, not far from Taylor? Wno would are preparing If is fifteen millions. The Chilians are expert Saint think of looking thil prodigious, this almost incredible the river Senegal. The colonists are captur- in this filthy slough of with for war with the Pawnees, in consequence sum Good once more from New York. diggers. . . spajnt 1 Perhaps in securing independence ed Africans, belonging to Congo, and were the question-o- slavery in the territories, for depredations by election for Supervisors (an The amount of gold already procured, is of the latter. for1 their younger children, and all the ne- At the late the second Washington ? but look! there destined to the sugar plantations of Brazil. forty millions. But forty milloins he War will probably continue all the sea cessaries, end some of the comforts of life important office) in the towns of Hew more is ha! ha! ha! See him, kicking and They were rescued from slave ships by will be procured during the doming dry sea- son, and there is reason to fear Cali for Ihe peasantry on their cs . York, the democracy were perfectly united struggling, the deepest of the deep. He saw that tales ? . No such thing. These French cruisers and established as cultiva- son say from May till Novemher. no otherway, and iu he holding natural an and have carried the State by a large major plunged, to fornia emigrants going on the north side of urgent claims are almost totally neglected tors at Senegal in 1847. There are some . The regular mining operations in the Cass's coal-tai- l, but sunklower, covered head ity. Last year out of 534, the whigs had a the Plate river, - may fall in with war par Their sons are placed in over-pai-d and un- hundreds, Libreville. solid quartz rock will soon begin, and enn and ears. the have a and the chief town is necessary offices at the expense of the nat- majority of 31, now democrats continued ; Next comes Saint Clay, the great embodi- ties. Mnjor Hatten, ngent for the Sioux They at first began upon the socialist plan of be during the wet as well as ion; these lielp to Constitute the genteel majority of 100; making a gain of 131 ment, the great compromiser.- He will not is the dry season. expected here the last of the month.- - poor-fun- and which, as a community of property, but this did not Cass, I remarked in a ' Hurrah for the Empire State I plunge after too not he surely not; fijriner Another 1 . Mr. King estimates tho amount gold letter,, is mostly ingeniously dove- of white-heade- The Union Fur Company was successful answer. Each, now cultivates his own lot. but who is that till, d old gen- which will be procured from the 1st M tailed into every branch of department ofth 03-Vo- te in Scioto county for members y. tleman, striding along up to bis chin ? the first year, and bring over four thousand aud they are all prosperous and contented, Is public service. Our 150 admirols is 1851, at one hnndred million ! . that the embodiment ? It's nobody ' of Convention. civ- else, packs robei. of this artful policy, There are now in Africa two colonies of He recommends that the lands be retain certain! and it wou! George Collins, whig . . &10 He easy 10 cuii otners. equally instructiv ilized blacks, which we trust may be the ed as public property forever , and as a But look again I. Who is that frail-lobki- . Abijan Batterson, dem. 554 Pittsburgh, ipril 5, M. cm me cnurco, tne army, and the colon; nuclei, around which will eventually gather resource for tho republic exche- but rotund old stager, with the constitution perpetual .ud the peasants, who -- wear out thi under one arm and the Union under River 61 feet and raining slowly. Weath 286 the blacks of Europe and America, thus rid- quer. the trength and lives in cultivating their fieL Majority, waist-dee- p other, wading through er pleasant. ...3 iL. j 1 world slavery, regenerating the To the workers and diggers ofgold, he nuer me sincii ana in 100 many cases, H. N, Gillet. whig, 857. ding the of ? It looks very like Daniel We- t 520 proposes to grant permits, at the rate of an ere mastership of their tenants, who, beii. William Campbell, dem. black race aid peopling the continent of bsterit's very like him indeed it is ! ! What Earthquake ounce of gold each pound. at Louisville. icnea wun uiga rents, are Bimost dnvtu Africa with civilized & christianized human are all the world and the rest of mankind - . Lotus April M ito this se verity these unfortunate men Majority. 337 or the encouragement of regular min- to ? villk, 4, P. beings. comine ati hardly allowed enough to keep soul au ing operation, he proposes to grant leases ' Weil, we don't know what will become . Tho shock of on Earthquake was expe Lata from California. Reduction of Tolls. of a limited number of acres, to peisuns or of these saints. If they had started when rienced here, of full half minute duration, The Cherokee arrived at New York on nt a small Cass did, we should all have been over on The New York Canal board have made companies, per contage on 'the al.half pa8t8 0 clock this evening. : the 5th bringing dates from 5a a Fran amount of gold procured. ' safe ground by this time; but this slough is Last Moments ofJohn CCaUwrtrn considerable deduction in tolls, in accord- getting Iran, ihe whigs north and south ; Cisco to March lst.nnd nenrly 02,000,000 Proclamation for ' Cincinnati WAsnt NGTOvAprjl lg2??he 'last woi memorials addressed to them Fast. bave almost broken it down : whether it Market ance with The did, of Mr Calhoun were '.'I am now in gold dust.The-dr- y season bad com. Whereas, General Assembly on will now carry them over is not so certain. ' Cincinnati, April 5. resting yer, Buffalo and elsewhere. Tlio reduc- easily from the23dinst., pass a resolution request- - We must call upon the democrats to Floub. There was more disposition None of bis family i save one, wcr : menced and business in the diggings had to . come and help mend and present, V tion on provisions amount to 45 cents a . ing the Governor to appoint a day of it up, get these fllr enable of Worth Carolina, Ore- buy this morning, and we heard of sales fm resumed its activity. The steamers - rrayer people poor fellows over. It won't do to let the trio eccupied the next roomj, barrel. On flour 3J mills instpndof 4; tasting and lor the of this canal of 338 bbls at $4,70, 133 was called and Tennesse had arrived stars and stripes trail in the mud, much less do at same', nd came Mr Calhoun gon st Panama. State; and, Whereat, . The2Glh day of in. extended hir the same on wheat. The reduction on the sink and he lost. um. Democrat. and 294 do at $4,85. The receipts by canal , April boa now been set apart for that band. His eyes were very bright, and he . The Fiketon Journal comes to us this is and railroad during tne 24 (y freight of heavy goods up about 20 per purpose by some of the religious socie- hours are 2471 vns perfectly conscious but did not spenk - week considerably improved in its appear- - " ceqt. These reductions make the Erie ca- ties in the State Proud Position of the Democracy. bbls. . . ' &r Venable found that he had no vh - ance. We are glad to see such evidences of Whiskey. The market iid nal medium of transportation Now, therefore, I, Sbaburt Fohd, Gov- lEvery day the intellect and the power of opens dull y he poured part of & glass of Madarin - the cheapest enterprise and prosperity in the press of ernor of the State of Ohio, do hereby toe vy Dig party pay tribute to the broad, ana tne saies bib at a mrtner IrU&lhoun raised hi head, drank it, m ' from N. York to the lakes, and must great- decline. Ee. Pike county. Nothing is wanting there appoint and set apart Friday, the 20th day generous, and constitutional policy of the ceived by the Miami canal the hist 1A en sunk back upon his pillow. Mr O, ' ly increase its business. ; Its great rival Democracy, on the question of slavery. ' now but a good democratic sheet to correct of April noxt, as a day of Fasting and For 1036 bbta. The sales reported are 36, 24 dD Wallnce of South Carolina, cam the Now York and Erie- - Railroad, must pnobly and zealously adhering to that policy, 20 and 10 fm river at 19f c, 180 cana'l . the little political wanderings of our neigh' Prayer, nnd recommend to nil the people do fm . When tho door closed, Mr Calhoi; we lost our candidate lor more - - ' rresiuent, atl9ic. - . jT bor Dexteb, and keep him from becoming have had an influence, in bringing about of the State, on that day to .refrain from urned his eyes in that direction, .nnd wt . than a year ago, Ibose who then denounc River has risen 5 inches Bince employments and devoto yesterday ,rlpct!tf rnncrinlianr pVrro thinrrlKnt nn , too greatly through excess this reduction ; and in this we can see and their secular the ed and derided it, now endorse and eulogize nnnM mtA la all!! nciniroUwlw to squeezed his ' - time to religious services repair to their it. . Then they held up their candidate as i. He son's hand convuU of prosperity. , feel the benefit which people at large de- severnlplaces of worship to humble them- sure to oppose it. Now he is compelled to Nothino is Lost. The drops that min vely. His lips moved and eyes were very rive from the construction of such great The Exeelsior and Weekly Mercantile selves in view of sin, both as individuals aamu uiai it is we irue anauonai ground. gle wun ttie iiooa U10 sand dropped on ipressive, but his voice could not be hoard: X94H, so : Gautlt, in the title of a paper just received public works. .' nnd as a people, and implore the favor of As in in louu, tne Jjemocracy nev tne sea-sno- re tne word you have spoken nd when someone lennjid over him, ns if er wavered in their ardent advocacy of this from New York,' being the union of two the Almighty, that judgments by pestilence will not be lost.-- - Each will have its influ listen, he moved bis head ns to soy genuine Democratic principle. It is this if If Tlon. 8. P. Chase, will please pt may be averted ; that indivi ence and be felt, till time shall be innot sneok. ,IIis breblhinir different papers, as the title imports. For (Gr or otherwise policy which is now settling the whole ques no more. was verv? lin.l unfit fiulh miniiln. iwC-,M- 1.! mercantile and business men Ibis is a our thanks for public documents.. dual and national prosperity may be contin uy upon tne Have you ever thought of the effect thnt u4iu uum vt m.usi.d hid uuuiiffi1.it.' iy . .1 , f . .1 tion, cumuimng it moral and uea mrounn me passing ye.ir .1... force who have might be produced by a single tvord? ine hand rested upon his he sheet that may be profitably patronized- - uiai ine political of many heretofore breast? and t ; We welcomed the ZancsvUle Aurora blcssincs Free Institutions may be united in opposing Talk any Drop it pleasantly among j particularly merchants who visit New York fx?" of our it. of man, a croup, and it isea me omer ana p'acea it once or toner r among our exchanges last evening, the first perpetuated, not to us only.but to this whole or set of men, settling the difficulty! If will make a dozen hnppy, to return to Kn his head: probabftrlthe' Jast rush . several times during the year. .v 1 .1- .- ;n r .1.. aver arranged, as we beUeve it will be. the i . J 1 . Hn til . Mt I for a longtime. 'We feared bro. Beaid bad nation, snn uiai, uy ute muueiicea vi me their homes, and produce the same-effe- noble example and the sterling principles of ' acquaintance and was about to ask Hoi v Spirit, this whole people may . be on a hundred, perhaps.. A bad word may FiUtgcralfs City Item. This is the ,titlc cut our tha Democratic party of the Union, will owukenod to a more cnrpr.it desire and arouse the indignation neigh- ft was the last;, and all was nv ofa paper published at Philadelphia, now in for the reason, but suppose it was Collamer! alone do it. Is this not a proud position for ofifwhole He- for the of the Gospel, the borhood; it - like wild Hied infimt.-Hlc- Wn doings, effort spreid our great old party to occupy Ana does may spread , fire to as easv naan ..c its 7th volume, at $2 a year. Besides orig only i principles of which afford the sure it not covet the vile schemes of disorcan-- uroauce uisastrpusocts. As no word is lonscious until the Inst S'wk of Jife inal talcs, it contains a fund of in forma UonJ A Substitute por Tka. Dr. Grnlmm, basis for tho permanence of free govern izera with the contempt they deserve?, lost, be carofu&ow you speak: sneak kind. respecting the business, amusements and do- an old and experienced physician in London , ment and the happiness 01 mankind. JVi . inennuence irou mav exert bv a The bodv wun rlfW' fa a i ' ings of the city," which render a useful my hand and tho lifeof.Jfindnesi'; by it may very .' Given under words dropped amonir opffin and deposited' in tha-'Cni- '" says, "i state .on respecinDie ' ''Madame A. Murat arrived at New Orleans ,..uk instructive paper. For three dollars a.) seal of State, this 20th uiuj ma and authority, that the first leaves of1 whortle- i.K great the lately in the shin Brunkswick. from Havre. 01a is incalculable. gyessional buryWff''nd whero? twrt- - will year the publisher offers a .copy of the City berry, properly gathered and dried in the day of March, A; D. 1850. This lady is the wife of A. Murat, li not cense when vour bodies lin in h s children sre ternain t' the b'of Item end either Godey's Lady's Book, Gra- fhnde, cannot be distinguished from real By the Governor, SEABUflY FORD. of Naples, and the grand niece of vvaehijg- - grave, but will be felt wider and still until Uio wishcy nlhoun S ' - I ton, wider as yoar after year I' ham's or Bartain'i Magazine. . Chiua teas...... , Oviatt Cole, rnvate Secretary. passes away, Known.