The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1850, Page 1

NO. 5745. MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1850. TWO CENTS. ') » the nephew of the Viscount de Champourville (Mr. Gilbert). It is, alto- er, 0 beautiful drams. and has drawn forth ahop feeling from the crowds ing, we think we ma; prove, that the taste of t languages, ie word for word as! ger—danger immediate—been so imminent as now. | or indirectly, the principle that the Southern seetion | that this om is not satisfactory to either party, — ‘The alarm is spreading. People at s distance have shall be dishonored and degraded, So Baia Sipeived ot and that the casus deli is still pending. with the pros- Convention for the extension of certain stipulations. to be ae- however, of pacification from the neg ttt tion of | beard the unusual noise that precedes the earthquake. | Guired,“and the few other ties will te sede aa | Pati progress. Ame- | They are alarmed. Men of business do not know what | the Southern States will form a confederacy on their ‘The laws of Illinois, and the laws of this District. are ' : Another Letter from Patrick Henry, and oolored brethern. ro that Southern whigs woulda’t | that way. All hopes of « compromise depend upon City Intedligence. ‘Theatrical and Musical. TREATY WITH AUSTRIA Wasnineron, D.C. Feb. 27, 1960, | touch them with « palr of tongs. Dut whige and de- | the Senaie, The strong preponderance of the anti. | Ramatxaste Decsase 1m Ewionation ron tnx Dast- | _Bowzny Trreree veteran tg mrovidg _ wy a % “4 moorats, south of the Potomac, now occupy one plat- | slavery sentiment im the House. completely shuts off | Montu.—The decrease in emigration to this drama of“ Ernestine” was again pl evening, | By the President of the United States of | The Crisis—The Castle Marden Union Meeting~The | form Party divisions in the South are st enend. Both any prospect ef the origination of acompromisein that _ at this theatre, The stirriag effect which it produces America, Effect of Disunion on New York—The Compromises— | parties worship et an altar on which they will be sacri- | quarter. We must “look tothe Senate.” upon the sudience—the strong demonstration of sym- A PROCLAMATION What is to be done? ficed, or die, if it is nec . There is no longer any | The trouble between Colonel Bissell, of the Illinois winds, partly to the | pathy, which rises up in a loud shout from the pit, at the ‘Whereas, a convention for the extenel: ? union of parties, North and South. That tie-the tie | regiment, and Gen. Jefferson Davis, of the Mississippi | most pathetic nition of Ernestine (Miss Wemyss) | stipulations contained in the treaty of Dean Sin—There is fire burning in the hearts of | of political as well as religious union—is out; and it | regiment, at Buene Vista, with respect to the relative | by her father (Mr Gilbert), is the best of the come- gaviniae of 27th aan, 1829. Lag ap — members of the present Congress, that I fear, if not = but a sew more attempts at com; Offered, | bravery of both, has pesnpenered to GonenehTatat, | & a es fine a compliment ‘4s could be paid to an ac- tates of America, is majest, Em peror based uj just, to wit: That . eater, also, meets with majesty tettled soon, will be only quenched in blood. Never in | based upon grou Ma tas Vetcton’ sc sens paaaes to | , Just | lle applanse, for the comic stil. Pognge eh | ry to learn style in which he plays Frederick, th Austria, was concluded and signed in this city, on the Orn the death, vis :—the proviso— whether ved bravely, Foetal of May 1048, which convention Seizg in the | the affairs of this Union, since it was formed, has dan- ‘Wilmot, Clay, ‘Taylor or Case, which vrabodies, aideet a of the fight. But we are Ei and ows : ho have witnessed it, show- , a8 other demonstrations publie still strongly inclines own section, and maintain it as their so stringent the “code of honor,” so called, to the sentimental, lachrymose, etic, ani of America, and his majesty the | $0 think or how to act. They must do something, | 1.05 Stn vinen they freed. themselves madera Sous, | theta uel, particularly in this case, 1s difoult to ful, such as is presented in" Jano Shore” ead the having agreed to extend to all de- | They feel that; but they do not know what to do, and | ern jeader, Washington, froma union whieh had ex. , and it is apprehended that a street ed See — popular dramas; yet both of them, we are from dues. taxes, | they are rushing to this spot to see for themselves the | isted from the settlement of the continent, between the be resorted to. Of this, however, we inclined to say, far inferior to this drama of “ Ernes- is of | extent of the danger and the peril which they fear | ™other country and her colonies, and for jess grievious | beve no serious sions, in view of the —— tine,” in pleasing incidents, depth of feeling, and pic- citizens and subjects, by the eleventh causes and less wrongs than the South new complain | sense of the involved in the dispute. the Decrease ....eseeceeseecess 5616 tures of natural emotion. (f the ether lendid pieces of nea of oot vigation, | menances their business and their commercial prespe- | of. affair should terminate in bleod, it will seriusly aggra- | ‘This falling off is the more remarkable, as the num- | played, we must speak at another opportunity, as we which was concluded the parties on the 27th | rity. Your own city, sir, has sent large numbers of You yup wpe Sees to sustain the Union—upon | rate the im danger over the country, and em- | ber im Jan’ of this year was anoee. eaeees in the ve not time nor space to devote to them at present. ‘of August, 1829; and also for the purpose of inereasing | men to this spot—a clase of men, too, who rarely, mix | Ceneral the President thet is? Who will | bitter the which saheopily prevails be- | Jam of 1849, it was only 8,626. There is, however, we charge of inesttvite eam- Your free soil troops have s hundred | tween Northern and ithern men. In every it, | in the two months, a decrease in the present year:— 4 totheir respective consuls, by the tenth article of sold treaty of commerce aud naviga, | OF meddle} with politics, and now visit Washington talles to come to get here ‘The Southern section are | therefore, the lovers of peace would deplore a failure For the two months in 1849. sees 18,149 nagement of this well com- dom wilt , for & week sel ith- tion, have named for purpose their for the first time, probably," in their lives. Our the sound of a musket shot..| to restore the entente cor: between the belligerents. Fer the two months in 1850. . sees 16,042 it, bay ipotentiaries, namely: the President of the ot, may bring ona revolution that | A ludicrous and unlucky aceldent occurred in the 4 ty being produced. In this lies the chief } cf America has conferred fall powers on James | Wy asnington hotela are orowded wit stsangers, who are Union asunder; aud the word, the blow, his cups, Deorease in the two months, ....... 1,207 secret of good houses. The new looal and satirioal Buchanan, Secretary of State of the Wnited States, | coming. copital may be felt to-day, to-morrow, or the next House, and | ‘Tux Boann or Commissioners or Emionation.—Mr. | Sym Oh ete Re ens Ameriens, ‘and his jesty the Emperer of Austria. w hi to kn secret movements which , and that be the spark fi Presen' is | tupposed iow the wi are aie aa | a poy La oeeret cn ine Rosenvault,a Bremen merchant, ha been elected | with increased success. It exbibi happy in- man making among members of either house. They can learn f the com- | by the German Emigrant Society as President, im | stances of literary skill, and the author isenti th event, before General Tayler might be a fugitive in the t of Dixon Mi , who resigned office, credit of poseessing grea “phe full powers, foundin dus aud proper form, have agreed | Rothing. Why? Because they can only soe the sur. | North, were he to attempt to Ure foree to Ley or ring | H Lewin: it and s Deautifol marble bust of « | for the dest time, iu the Board st tne Conimisnlonees ot | Sieacct Resressiog great merit in other respeots. Tho to and signed the following articles: — face—they can only see the swell of water which is visi- | back the determined South to a detested union, in which qouns Indy of this city, as well as some other sculp- | Emigration, on ' Wednesday. The president of the | are “extremely” good, and evidentl given with Art. I.—The citizens or subjects of each of the con- | bie as it rolls in upon the land, and breaks upon the | *hty are not equals, but mere ciphers tor the North to | tures. The drupkem man woke up. demolished the is J iy more German Society is a commissioner in virtue of a view to correct the foliies and the vices cal with. ures, breaking them " ° of the age, partion shall have power to diepoee of hago’ bore, scattering the white foam into mists, They can- vty — General Taylor isa Southern | sculptures, ing {nto fragments, and made | office. Yesterday morning, Dr. Campbell Stuart, Su- | than to indulge in personal sarcasm at any particule: & 3 = g 4 @ South. He would be the firet escape through s window The re the intendent of the Marine Hi 5 Island, oF otherwise; and their hist | not ace beneath the perilous undertow, thousand | {0 see the folly of attempting to foreg the South Into | artatin'e very doabttal question. depending pretty Proceed to Albany’ ba business Counccted witha memo: | Sccfian tbe public, The pleoe was well representa " uch upon the generosity of the pi . tainly a piece of folly to lock him up in the capitol, e and donees, being citizens or, subjects of the | imes more fearful, and more fearful because it is un- | °, union that Northern aggression, backed by Northern contracting party, shall succeed to their said per- control of the government, hed forced her out of. The saverting thet the statements in theaueual epert of the ee Fly reap tl pe eS asserting that the statements in theannual ofthe wonal property, and may take possession thereof, either | #°¢D; and sweeps back tothe deep with resistless force, | South are prepared for a otvil war, even if the North- | with eo much room for him out ot doors. esloners, e extremely familiar nigger to the extremely foppish by themecives, or by others scting for them, and die- | and none can escape when once in ite power. The | ern forces were headed by General Taylor in person. | " Profeesor Agezsiz ie drawing #0 well at the Smith. | Hospital, "Why de Dot thou soneiocleacte where, | anda Tested coxoomb, Mise Alexine Fisher. a8 an ex. pose of the same at their pleasure, paying such duties Where would Virginia be then? She is the first South- he bas to deliver the same leo- | jused to sign it produ inorty report, i » eharm Saly as the inhabitants of the country where the said | TePresntatives of, and one section itealt, a Aly imaged | orn State south of the Fotomac, Ia. four weeks the tame day, to accommodate the | form the people'what it teal beak? ns Ne | 12” gharming. Mr. Blake, the two Chepuy lies shall be liable to pay in like cases. by the rolling surf which sweeps in o' to ‘ae- | would arm 60,000 slaves, and her first move would be | people, limited to a thousand or so. Sa te esis lise sale Se alike’ Ae lg iat Bo me in neler "Art. 1.—Wrhere, on the death of any person holding | tion, but breake itself upon the shore, ending in froth | to isue scrip by the Legislature of the State to every | "'M Jeeques is highly popular at the | ah the Colleeuaa icaen titaweee:, | Sautaoe . beth. Ai author and wy beautiful; and as both the auth ave been dealing in ‘extremes,’ we may say, that notwithstanding the nigh! wet and cold, the house was ‘ xeal property, or not personal, within the ter- | and foam, ‘The other ‘is aptly represented by the un- | *vebolder of $500 for every able-bodied negro. To | Adelphi theatre, and her spirited style of singing | Teal property would by the . “ this army of negroes would say— You cannot re- | cannot fail to be popular. sere che toad desoend our a eltives oF subject ot the | derwater, which breaks not, but rolls back sllently and | main here. You may leave ws We her phone dna = Ci the tutelar Saint programme, an be one ef the most festive other, were he not fied by the laws of the coun- | Doiselesely to the depths from which it eame. The Follow the former to the free States | The Magnetic Telegraphic, the Press, and | ? he ° 0 property is situated, such citi: New Jersey, Ohio. ‘here the European Ne ings that has taken place in this city within « long ‘extremely pT] ty fs tituated. guch cjtizer, | North and the South united. are vast and deep as the laoie thee Wer tnee an ee Tiskt | ‘The! Sittowing weed tho proceedings te the Nova fime, | Mr. David C. Colden will All the chatr. Dingle's | formance concluded with “The Wander! the same, may be reasonably prolonged, | #8. The North is asurface—the South isthe water you get there, and you shall each have a farm. | Scotia House of Aseembly,on Wednesday, the 6th ult , in | DF#s# ban the and Ms. Oldfield will preside 6 i | according a and towithdraw the pro- | beneath it. Each flows ina different direotion. ButI | !t shail be yours. Succeed, and we will send your | relation to the recent attempts made in this vicinity, | H aiken eid will Le ag ® vorable eeeds thereof, witheut molestation, aud exempt from | wi deal no longer in imagery, when I have such @ | Wive* snd your families after you. There you canbe | to dictate to the lie in telegraphic matters :— the | Médown toe splendid dinner. weather of last ¢ aay nemenens 000 Dany the appeal made b free, and own farms for yoursel: rite di ick is rama, w 4 you must be a Here with ui Hon. Mr. Jonm: rose to call the attention Choose, and | members of the government to a communication which had been sent to him, he The rest of the ing of ‘any other charges than those which may be imponed in = be spent in the feast of reason and the flow soul. like eases upon the inhabitants of the country from | stern reality before me as I find in the present aspet of which such provesds fab! “Dombey & Son.” This may the times. Thi separa’ irginians would be bord ww not by whom, touching | ways witnessed with unabated attention, passed Art. case of the IBpeses af toe! notes, the onme | 14s a tears nen id start of thelr claves. If & of ph The communication had been | Cuanck ix rue Weatnen.—The extremely fine | last might, with undiminished success, and the ad- eare shall be taken, provisionally, of real or per- | 18% Of comes, the wer would not ‘carri ttacked the conduct of Teather we ave so lon yyed,'was changed, yester- | mirers of a good pivoe to the last, tamultuous in | day, frat into gloom, foreboding wepe| intendent; he bad no doubt but these charges ‘ease of pro- By your paper of the 25th, I see that thousands of | Africa; they would reverse that order, and carry pel on investigation, be proved groundless; and e coming storm, then .| their applause. It is but it, also, to say that the toe sprinkling of snow before sundown, pularity which it has acquired is increased by ie sleet and rain, whieh continued during t! acting of those eminent performers forming the com- Tne Oreninc or tHe Hupsox.—The North River is | pay of Burton, The entertainments concluded with bow almost if not altogether open. The Columbia left | the successful new fares entitled © Wild Ducks,” which Hudeon on Wednesday evening, at six o'clock, and | is nightly acted amidst the incessant roars of lew, onal property as would be take: bel to the natives of jountry, uatil the | your great merchants were to gether last evening at | oF tend Africa into the war. The Virgi would, Owner, or the person who aright tonellthe | Castle Garden—to do what? They don’t know them- fend their own soil. and an army of blacks w: members of the government if any c same, scoording toarticie 2 may take messures to re- y 7 plenty of occupation tor the Pennsylv: munication had taken place with Mr. Giisberne on eeive or dixpose of the inheritance. telv To pass a few ridiculous resolutions in regard = =i = nana might get killed wen i > i; vais t. 4.—The h tracts tt D : A - ey would have consolation of d: their Hon. . Younc—Yes, and an answer sent to the ghter eft i ae ee cco tiog parties rant to gach | to Cle hg rs age Pe back on Lenaprind be — own bevthiee-thase whe are putin’ teen to maria party making the charge. artived here yesterday morning at six o’cloek. The | of all present. To-vight, for the benefit of Mrs. other, consuls, yioe-comsuls, commercial ageute and | °° ' lownright madness. the white population of the South. This, Mr. Bennett, | Hon. J 'W" Jounerow sald the explanation should be | Fiver was clear all the way except the bar at the over- iin yet talented wife of an unequalled actor viee.commercial ts, ef thet: own appointment, | People are stark, staring mad. 16 Clay the wonderful | is » horrible prospect; but let me assure you it is true. | public, as the charge hed been publicly made; uoless | avgh. The Hudson and another steamer left yester- | —will be performed, ‘The Serious Family,” withs new who shall enjoy the same privileges and powers as | panacea that can cure all evils? There is balm in | The Virginievs are as wide awake as any other State. is were done, the telegraph might lose public con- | bs | morning for Albany. Piece, called “Leap Year, or Ladies’ Privilege’? thore of the most favored nations ; but it euy of the nd there is pbysician there. But what's | _S2¢ came into the Union as an equal, and she wili | fidence. cath ny a Bai —The Cot which is nightly acted before crowded houses, at the aaid coneuis shall carry on trade, they shail be sub. | Oiead, a ere is & physician there. But what's | never be the inferior of Rhode Island or Massachusetts, | Hon. G. R. Youre ooneldered that the government , inquest on board the ship § mF. Austin, onthe | Haymarket theatre, in London. 1 jected to the same laws and usages to which private in- | the use of a physician, if he does not know what is the | let the cost be what it may. Never, never, never.” | could hardly take notice of a newspaper article, unlers | booy of Jobn Miller, second mate of the ship, who ac- | teresting, and cannet fail to attract @ numerous audi- dividuals of their pation are subjected in the came | disease of the patient, or what specimen of the balm of | The horrors of a civil contest, into which the dark | it were brought im some more authentic mode beto: dentally fell from the quarter deck to the mai ik, | ence, 7 race of Afri them. In this instance letters had t while off Sandy Hook,on Tuesday last, and was in- Cuanraav’s Nationa Treatne.—The same splendid Canes fo epeist - Gay ie tanenons ot eth. Be Sates’ b sr onuts, V Deen ratisfactori lained. The papers | #tantly Killed. "Verdict accordingly. Dill was played here. last eve Commercial agents. shall Tight. as such, to nit | 22 and childish. Bat he remembers that he once ad- | circumsien x, —The store No, 305 Grand street, occupied by | of which we have spoken already fad arbitrator: inieheed © nectrass, 908. believes 5) Raped she Bieee | repetition, pion, as & dry goods store, was found to be on | numbers anxious to vee Mr Chaufrau i Unies. Be ves be con: Go it e same | Compromise! Let the North empower some man like Th obare: longing to the nation, whose interests are committed | CmAroumiee medicine will tral moe EE the tornnt | Webster to cffer s proposition which, perhaps, his great ‘The said covsuls, vice-conruls, commercial and vior- D. aD, | fire, at balf-past one o'clock. The dewage was more by jureday morning. by fire. 10 their charge, without the interference of the local Ha intellect and experience may suggest, that will give Lunacy any Dratn.—A k om Thursday ; consejuently, there promise that cured a slight inflammation in wing, J ih tor was to cual authorities: uuless the conduct of the crews, or of the At the tariitt one intereatiot a section oanse | 'eSOUCR justice, ber rights under the constitution, ; szeping, Joseph Fetter ‘uae, taken into. enstody by ed tll the public are satiated king majority North shali to tyrannize over her, rob her of all she Hon. J. W. Jounstow expected it would so a; d trem, the constitution under his | The subject was of much interest to the pub! Union th the death fangs of a Northern Hiesfonn Dad cng rl reg po Ee Sti Wheeo the posse, the peenpesity-0g) SB: | coves hand and the tyrant hing majority may tecel ‘On Friday, the 8th ult,, Hon G. R, Yeu m, unless # cure is found. his death blow in the capitol, . PATRICK HENRY. captain. should disturb the order or country; or the said consuls, vi agents or vice commercial sgent+, ansirtance in executing or supporting sions. But this species of judement or arbi sbali not deprive the contending parties of the right the; ¢ to resort,on their return to the jadicial au! of their o ‘ility of the | cure the general inflammation and feverish debility of | } commero)sl | the vital Interests of millions im the same section, where e theit | their honor, thelr equality, and their interest in the of lunecy, made by his father, Henry Potter. Both ho starts upon a pi were conveyed in @ wagon to the Secoud District Poliee | of this gentleman, the great comedian of the Natio Court, when the prisoner was found to be dead. He | and the inimitable rational comedian, are too wee agg 8 nnn ee ‘ aie ki ate Foqeie more to be mid Ben that this even- p Arremrr to Coumir Sorcipe. i tf Higgins, of half. past ciz o'elock. om Thureday evento, | roars wenedt, wih 0 bi eae 3 buen Mivenen 2. 7 of the L! . Governor, laid tabi iy es Flouse copice of acrroopondeee relating te thenocee | threw herself Into the North. River, at the foot of Its: coun! ‘ — | Wires cota: tacptitts,: commaetdl agentes | (17's quack mostrum of compromise eamnet toach the Our Weshington Correspondence, ducting of the electric telegraph. He explained that | binson street, after previously taking laudunum, which com- and vice-commercial agente, are authorized to require | $05 ‘um Poon te cther touceen, the assistance of the local authorities for the search, | New yor arrest aud imprisonment of the deserters from the | \Ov,. “Thi yon would seve ghips of war and merchant vvovels of thelr country. Reseed, bot ont tebbened pen or pur they » apy a writing to the “4 competent tribunals, judges aed officers and shall de. | Marviactures of the mand said deserters, proving by the exhibition of t tors of the versels, the muster rolls of the crews, pa other official doc ita, that such indivy- form legally part of the crews ; and on sus being substantiated, the surrender shall not be of entertain: iT | she thought was not sufficiently speedy in its action. _Wasursoros, Feb. 28, 1850 wee pele peivinens Fine vet aaa nee | She was rescued from drowning by some oltizens and | ured last evening, dren, in spite, of Sees The Slavery Compromise—Custom House Removals, $c, | pated in by any parties, on the payment of an the police of the Third ward. in two farces.and was received with rspturous applause. ‘The country issafe! The great Webster is to take | equal proportion of the expense; aud extract | Atmost a Fatan Accivent.— Vest The entertainments commenced with “Charles XI,” which was succeeded by “ The Invisible Prince, which Miss M. Taylor actsso well the principal re. Next was performed “The Man with th B and the whole was concluded with the farce called } “Married Bachelor.” it is not astonishing that this theatre is always filed, for there is notin New York = from jew York Herald. showing that the associated up the compromigy measure at the poiat to which th, bed, - 4 ; great Clay has so tappily brought it, and oarry on the any , Inet i eae ae ea coms Sis £7,500 for noble work to completion. ‘The comm: were ee aa pontaiet of Mr. Clay plays tpon the passions of men, and thu* lal | swayetbem. He biy paved the way handsomely for manager who tse better caterer tor the amusement of pas Waste SBE al SI ws mre J ‘week to ge sewers tp G58 teen net boon stoned cs Bene Olina. Tastee than Mr. Mitchell. By .the way, we par is tts enue Glseusaead . pane not Boom stepped oi ee one, | tive that to- the benefit of Mr. Baker, and the ents and vice-commercial agents, and may be cov- Hon Mr. Jouwsron eald that he did not altogether first Inquiry al Teupyes wen TOF the | = 3 Qoed in the public prisons, at the request and cost of ot | comprehend the explanations; he should like to have *sfety of the ooxchman, for whom she felt much anxi- | = my ie i“ —— : ‘those who clatm them, in order to be rent to t seved tn tho Nesthumn soutien 4 | ton of men. He ereds « monument te the memory farther ex 8,80 a8 fully to restore the conf- ety. He fortunately kept his seat, and was perfectly weuse Miss Turnbu faa in oe oe ert taapetions. enriching your | and virtues of Waehimton, and the perpetulty of the | dence of the pablic. voburt. There was no injury done to the horses or | Nw York” will be prod: Renafeotares, your pablie improvenes | Union, which men and yatriots gaze at and pronounce | Hon. Paovincrat. Seonevany sald the commissioners caring | ages ane betes ee eer eee oe good, great and just | aaet Perplexed when the line was first opened. | Stxixr.--The sesh and blind makers of this city are | * of fs of Canasants jars of Southern property that | " Senators Butler, Foote Jefferson Davis and ethers, ‘They did not exrctly kmow whether to give the associ- 0D # strike for higher wages. | a bare as smecoen pecnesing bom eee believe thet Daniel Webstr can and will bri Seewas d press the y OF not; and they did not kuow | oe | Css ae ee n © compromise platforn, which will give jon to was the aocredited that body, two gentle- | Police | cert by the Ital the sclemn violations of the coustitution of the United | the South and the North rp with ‘asd Mr. | The Butchers’ Melting A fhe Hebr States that your Legislatures, your Judges and citizens | What will it be? it will b, in part,to make a new | ( typ caeeopa Ly WE —At four o'clock. ‘yerterda afternoon, th " have Le yay Bal Sortie = fatens laws. oe slave State out of Texas, which is inrge enough for | upon the subject, and the agents confirmed Mr. | hearing, before Jusiice Lothrop, respecting Preventing urn of the fugitive property to his | four States, and bring it intothe with two Se | Craig ip the office. The government then made a tem- defaleation of some $30,000 from the Butehers’ Meltii master! is this the beautiful com you wantto | nators,elong with Californ b make—a compromise that will reach back lato the past, | p dere Lh. By Nie ng | | race all the wrongs which the Southern #eo- | Senate. and will aatiafy the Seah, M orary arrangement with Mr ( , for the transmis. Association, seid to have been embezzied by Robert Sion ot 3,000 word for $75, for Py iteamer, Wh the rye former I’resident of the associations came op. fer to the ot! its intention to arrest the | ne 4 not take so well now | ror, as the article from the Helifex Sun will ir. Jame! jared for the prosecution, on | tion of said treaty, it sball remain binding for one year | (Ted guaranties of your ancestors, that the rights. the | as by and by. Let the storm, \he thunder, and the | Mr Smith was second at the office.to Henato] the , and Mr vClark | Under red ; slig! beyond that time, and soon, until the expiration of the | ipetliguens and the Property of each Southern State | varthquates of agitation and ¢xyperation roll on; let | Mr, Gi«borne told him andothers that dispatches could for Mr. Elder. the accused The court room was well | of ble ‘usually delicious voealtngties, twelve months which will follow « similar notification, | the minority in Congress exercia the parliamentary | be taken, but not sent till after the associated press filled by as jcllyand good leoking set of boss butchers as 'Signorina Bertucca, by whatever the time at which it may take place aeean be tnaab es tke Oued. oF ighte of & minority: ae itis denen the House | derpatch bad gone through; aud he accordingly sent 7.3 Seuld Bick up anywhere: in fact, they looked more | the last Musical Fund concert, wes the gem of the eve- Art. 6 —This convention is concluded subjegt to.the | \erisaca 1 beneen rt a of Commons, ing the yeas ad pays to stave off | on these messager, with directions to the operator at like well fed aldermen, all exhibiting signs of partakinc | ®!P¢,@nd was encored. The brilliancy of her ¢: ratifeation of the President of the United States of | rvaded oe Oak ten clad ide 'O. | all legislati tom, the *pply bills, and all | Portiand nct to ferward them to Boston until after the of the fat of the land. Mr. Elder looked remarkabiy | tion charmed every auditor. The aid of Signort America, by and with the advice and consent of the | \,1u cseting, $0 cubaslaston cal B | other bills, until the of th: majority, aud of | 9000 words had gone to the associated press of New ferious, seated by his counsel, while the others bore | cone Novelli, and Guidi was important to the suo- Senate thereof, and of his majesty the Emperor of Aus- | Siimission Submision thet con ea | hausta, Let the York. Mr. Smith, the operator between fortland and smiling faces, and were apparently bound to kill The | cess of the concert, and was handsomel; tria: and the ratifications thereof shal! be exebanged in | Cr coutherner a bye: word wouks tem name | ¢ talists Boston, who had taken the part of the Mr. Smith who first witness called was Hi F ‘Sewall, who The orches ood chorus ‘Washington, within the term of one year from the | iy ie | signe of alarm, and draw in and was Mr. Craig's rival in this city, undertook to stop the bookkeeper to the firm of Grinnell, Minturn & Co., and if possible, of the continent to the oth See Veey, Meohent | stsne t stocks of the States, a that occupation for the last five years | despatch fer the associated press but thie was soon Temedi by the mts for that press starting off by words; and th Cuntsry’s Orena House —The character > tertainment giveu this evewing, at this Tt ae bow did the business for the association W pleee amusement, Is exceedingly attractive. The melo 1@ respective plenipotentiaries nie ‘ae well in ( bor is happy in bia ps ‘tionate is comfort, his family, and all rman asin have thereto affixed their seal his attachments are interwoven in the plantation of | selected are, of (he, best description, coraprising Dérne, im the eaty of Washington, on the eighth day of | which he sa patt; aye, this colored brother of North- @ edvances 1c shes been? bes abase te tae, fe k ER fanattor, whom “he bas already learned to detest, | suop t gindly, without lovking over the aco ; ested" Vopage.‘Musteal,” enttatioun af Uplited of America, and in the fourteenth year pgs: weuieS teal i @ todo his easy work | Let the elements of agitation work on. they will do pI bave sometimes made sivances without ing prime donnas. dancing of every desert: Ot the reiga ot his majesty the Emperor of Austria. flect as peg } Pay eee gowerd's It te manifest destiny. immediately on its arrival in New York being made, on account of such; between January Jachues, Ethiopian fling, pas de dass State, feo Union where State of etttaen ees deaviaes | colar esimmn se San, is: Toembs, of G made | whole community derived the benefit of it, The only the 10th and February the 10th. 1847. we advanced 010, and the Thema de Ceratieon the vio. Hews toon bee couiliy ont cae, ood cre ae one of the ablest and best » hes which by yet been | way in t. Gisborne may have erred wasin $26,000 ipments not in hand; shipments were ‘t’samusement. Who can And whereas, the said convention has bee y Unt p> A. . bet. ‘4 off or in the | made im bebaif ef the South. He be di ined at Portland be meade subseq tly to meet these advances. These | resist going to Mechanics’ ar fied on both parte, and the Ne mame of Wilmot heer elo daen aul beakh "| bowed, with great force, what are was sent to the associa ed press. sbi ere consigned to Lampson & Co, Baring | yiriovson —White's Seremaders are Ss tate wut aa fo 4 Wilmot proviso, “provided the South | of the rlave States under the guaranties and Had the commissioners been referred to. they would & Brothers, and others, in London and Liverpool. Mr. | g.'ys "pus White's & ; doing very weil February, one eight hundred and fifty. b oe of it? Besutifal, | of the constitution have these till after the 2,000 words had gone, Elder was the only person who received advances | D) fous". 0) various descriptions ot deans Of Bere John M. Clayton, Seoretary” of State ‘of the Unite b all | Mr. Baker, of Illinois, followed, om the Nrthern lebeene bad 00 ect on ble 0 ‘4 wade on tallow by Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Mr. Se. | iptions of dancing States of America, and J: George Hulsemaan, side, in reply, and was eloquent, keen and argimenta- he thought was right. Wall was then arked to give the amount pald to Mr. | Amnican Moseun ~The great chartoter and fame Charge @’A@airon of bis y the Emperor ef Aus. tive. After s few words from lion G. R. Youre and Mr, Elder by them, on advances, during the last Gve years, | ¢f dir T. D. Rice, the inimitable representative of ne- trim near the said United , Om the part of their | Both speakers commanded profound attention Jonxeror, from the account pow in court, raid to be an exact | | od cbarscter, are drawing large assem! to the ve : | _ Mr. MeLave. of Maryland. next made © tipper de Hon. Arronwey Geena: sald that be did not think the ureum. He appears as Jumbo Jum, and ie sustained ‘ow, therefore. be it knowm that |, Zachary Taylor, moeratic stool but ‘the House was tired, and was | we should ever bave this matter perfectly right till we Ty good stock company. The Martinetti fomi- President of the United States of America, have . to adjourn had the line roaming along the beaks of the St, Law- ly alto great favorites, appear in the pantomime of the caused the said convention to be made public. to the | Listes mare | .‘* Riebeliew’’ Robinson bes been dismissed tom | rence—all on Britirh territory Three Lovers and xive thelr astoulabing gymneetic ‘end that the every clause and article thereof, | that b's | office im the New York Custom House, by order of ¢r, the Halifax Sun. Feb. 16 } py ope exerciser, much to the pleasure and delight be obser fultlied with geod faith by the | \oeges""they ‘wil Seeretary Meredith, upon the alleged ground that THE RLRCTRIC TRLRORAII veaocy oad vu States and the citirens t the memory by ym A has called our attention to what he Mr. W. Mareball, the tragedian, is playing at Al- In witness whereof, I have here it. They are PO a Fee calls“ a gross of facts.” in the published bany. and caured the seal of the United laws to suit | Semester rierery phak fing F ae proceedings of House of Assembly on Friday, rela- aa Done at the oity of Washington, twenty-Afth dey | iSfion of the ne = by ns jaxwell to ive to the management of the telegraph From our The Forrest Divorce Case. aun ey 4 ord one thousand ment, they vote | Staeabaioees ao A ir ogee pK knowledge of the circumstances referred to, we beileve To the Senate and House of Representatives of the the United States the seventy fourt / S's orem Maier Noah and Mr. Herrick, of two Sunday papers, vontee ty . on the 19th ‘The memorial of the wi carsrpeatraly i voce there, and the onl Bopenes, OF tea ns te, ee nee x {ut agent of the New York and Boston associated Thet memorialist was born im of Phiie- By the President : Eleetoral College fe ’ lo Hist, Mr. Meredith struck | prese, despatch of 3,000 words in the on the 9th of . 1808, and sald Jouw M, Ciarren, Secretary of State, State of Delaware is | eee mers, x att thes of hie brethent We! Was | \aiee ‘and upon every principle of fait. eity until be himself im New York, in or ‘Galtacnnee Ons of the South. She Herrlek, the editor of advertioumente ot White cre | i tat despatch was entitied to have precedence about Ist December, 1849. when he resumed his reai- Our more Correspondence. tolerated only in name. | eahter of criticleme? No’ it ‘that Fe Seae? Fe suaates the parties So whem 8 of Baurrwone, Feb. 28,1860. | the South; and even liam b Rotineon, beouure he writes fora cite navel; | Wesidresed. Mr. Gisborne promptly forwarded the shows, that he is now Opening of the Oyster Wor—Capture of Pive Vessels an | of the United States, The North control the House of | Mr. Meredith prefere to Keep his own brother pieved | fepetch to Portland. Me., between which place and he had bot yy ~F , Repreeentatives ; they bave majority there. | up somewhere in Pennsyivenie, and | canter | Oey : ~~ . i their Cargoes— Water Gas—Sudden Death, $e. On every connected with the interests of the | Jey caltore im vlace 4 jorofoeo and San- | Urted States ; thet te Leadon, ‘The cyster warm the Chesapeake hes commence | South, whig. democrat and freesoller and abolitionist, | Z vray none ras cast fy embers Dave lived together ta pease! 5 from ote to eustal | become thls senton, with prosposte of By comonten Tuesday tion, ‘They ever ha sjdozeas and Te. ye ‘Wasnimoron, Feb. 27, 1860. cau forsooth, im Bas thers fe no living Cambridge, she was taken posses | prinetple, #0 long as remains in the Union. | Evening Report. cosh ee ploy as their amnion be op vith » of one hundred end adiclel ae ES ann age Bo — derpayn for acoouate, hes 00 fer posse chai | tive ots better temper than usual, and the seene of | there ir Elder. to to your eo] im. | Vislence apprehended om Doty's Californie reselution | ¢xpresover sa be this ap. ‘vearch of # number of ‘acquisition | next Monday, if the South should be pressed to the AT B=] Bunty of wemper end. wore reported to be dredging for oysters con- where Afri- | main question, is believed to be averted by the disere- | the loomotive oes, the matrimonal cen- Scary on gin ty bad apse st, ce | Sp ste De man, eae pee | See as ePrniga Sot ‘ alton’ ia all but dis- - : a 7 “i The in the Senate was chiefly Mr. | others, whoh, Levie- | | bain ainparsondoa ‘ eerared cos | Rus inn able defence o Tense and ber be fiketeg; | goall the the, money ther theee and other , © well supplied with fresh shad, | Dy Ome, until motbing ties them ¢ Dut the two | SO Mexican laws” 7) fg + Fn ry sed tham yo och Cagelinns ot from 60 conte to $1 strings of Northern submission pnd leathers petiones | Show thet slavery pa os ber ye] Lh 4 of this city, has invented and office in this city. a new | fearing people jiancy and oheapnens has ofall ominations an: tion two menths, the | the Southerm members. exist, and doer not exist, and thet, therefore, the vieo for said territories ty my laws, wer, jtiess, intended to operate in favor of the ad- mission ef California with her constitution, with the provieo; he contends that jading it, or ex- cluding it. it amounts to the © Lian na,’? fa, that it 1# all goat's wool. But Calit cannot come im ar she is, without risking everything. That is per- g Orr, Webster, according to the last brethren of the various rajigious creeds will never oY age] ny Bnd scovunte, fo zo wicot again on earth, ohalowes they may delenenres, | Otieed tow specch. It is supposed that he will act though your hell-fearing ebaps of the North i en Just yet. And before he speaks be will, believe & master of African slaves will babiy, wait for Mr. Calhoun, who bae In readi- Our PHiladeiphia Correspon pes Parapecema, F varture of a Sues > Felon fe this joner at this port for the gold | and she carries | iz , in before ‘mort extensive and’ valuable [Ew | for California. Her cargo we understand, , ve been the most enter- true. owr California shipping merchants Thir Sworn before me, 16th February, 1850. elon, neres Inet and connected speech tenth veneel that they have deapatehed thither, (Copy) in \ whees et 7 regard te the Distory of thie slavery Son, notion and they will bave two or three other vessels up in @ |) To Mas. Lowr Foanrer .— — will be looking up to you and calling oat for eold the course of the anti-slavery movement, even to the few days Madam — You will be pleased to take notice that the water, in the plaee reotional divisions which it bas created im aimost all ie genteel; b AE fom a fon fone. Th within will be presented to the Ca You pure, immaculate, innocent disciples of Old churches, exoepting the good old mother eh ent nt $0 1, Becurting to 4us the State of sitting at ; ‘Tammany, who, thanks be to the good natured demo. if iteelf to be split upon = e font tt corn meal. A em Thursday, the 2iet day of Fobrosry instant. crate of the Southern fection, have been lapping ap the h adapte toailelimates, to ali covern- $1 qaaliy. Corm is 19th Feb., 1860, EDWIN FORREST. cream of public office and plunder for just about twenty people lowed to say ie Deld at Diigo. Grave or New Yous, Crrv ano years, OF Until you were choked eff by the election of story of Mr. Calhoun, of the slavery agitation, | greph en ee Court or New Yous. Taylor'— what ft that about? You might heve | Tilt given. to show its constantly aggressive epere- of sald city, being bum bugged the and elested Coss, if youhad chore, | ‘ht * rapid absorption of all other Isvues tn the North, | _ Contectrow —The Secretary of the 19th day of F 2 Ar long a¢ the Southern wing of the Avssocrany S00 ta : > ontietine oll influence in the elections com- | Treasury hes ruspend the thousand hendred and bagmony with the Northern seetlen, « demooreito Pre. pee Fa wan tine Sth and ican Ss oboaet Fer ere, a ceriening 69 poorkcae Game, La Fetes to notice ps Be FT which compels the Kouth at this | vies, ae heretofore. The elpenses attending the ap. we Lee sentasnen, We hee Sine tite ¥ ted conntty sbeiltlontem upUl It grew to ftes feiiiam, and ext you | Print tO tebe a decided stand, up You Rave now Recietlag vit old cronies whe are of the orl wel aotit the 8 h. | Ay be rendy to have bis epee! by bi 3 z F ll com te morre® or next day; but ft may aivo be thet | Governor aee-coati Temdent oan never ini Ire mrcene, comnts ot ame tame to tat OO oe Dh er aera fate ata on nate entre. areat | voote’s propored ecmmitter of thirtesm, Hf that should tebe ne Tonge —Warional Intelligent. lat Wh Rha hae Sat pee tang tears Nome | {2SMycd "204 be Semtppeee te ectegertamand LASS