-.... liiii ihey toe a1...0
...0 litsdlieehbur rib* at
Itodierem. they hod aseklag
.. T hil ea ele the troubles our
WI
I I
i l
i ll % mob eat • easiest seeder
Illp Wail, that mabing
r e • the dewy emetic* shall be
OHM Mt Se pomp arlthrumpat rest
We* undies Ole ke make ea *dotes-
Monihib or tarp perm, et wing of a party.
ONO er how esswertly fur its set-
SIONOL Sally OW dot which thry mom de.
inWase illesellamma they bow It will ia..
MUM* ihe dmmu players the game of
mie llillbelliWilliab elms skis metes/ et which. so fur
7 11 k 11 ==:;rith Curets ty this
111111111gre Om t ie lt ai e rind. Thus, not
SOP lbsoke he Co., Stead 411%
lifellipiitthesiebibeg, butalsaii mach larger
MSS lbw*, Virerliu iris treat euShasert hi them,
asereilia dads lithos to sel4 ss manihrsted
= l l
8 111P kostu blispiorm. with reference to slavery I.
Were May rely es it, thin not a sin-
Irprliiiilies mompereb a nrei, are pus the
I Wilk am what their recommendations
solltea lMeri blear link um eat all, desilsed to leek f u ll
*Sp la midesity. Se ter NW Wes the tuiff is
ammo* Eta Oh p will ,i ted Democratic
the Soothens
aiih...aint wNSPrie Mkt with the
----sidliellieseish i sity " e if t ' the Treasury. 130 teethes ;
$ iseebosion is the law of MS be eoacted in
She iii~tearent Sill tobscaliea nester approx.
imallim Ortbrgieeigle et hee trade, than Is u pre
aMlSlllielimil mperi_ oe statute book.
, 11110 sum a t o in the vario uscestom
aeummeil lamb 1 mese, yes la • posteeript (a ild
Silarajele Sulmelm elimmee, mated air Rule ea
rdrum* hi tilt are shiamiesko before the House
Meal die miltpet bent lie the mouths of all the
ameibutuomeitanso. IThshr sowesets were m
elts ileri rtempimeseary to the lasegrity ofpinporre
Oft tel le dmeneintag es tbe wss-
NM& Is was dhemmeird by the Deresaecy. as a
Moe sEtarrhoormor to be played °Sup°. the
ID pierce tire cue of Con-
Olue mpessis, Weighers sad measurers
amy Iter ebb* ear custom house, as the
du hales of Ilse former
=Or owe. I shell east be sairbred
fleillateses dee Use" seglag some sock
=selhummeWt it kr keled‘ that Mr. lift
ellholiestarie erilhout weighers sad area
mow maim Wu thee he pellobly Amite& As
GIP lbw
SIU it
thelt shirr streveree caws mast
1 1
MOull.
6404
Ihrileft teshidlltr. Itsssies qua
lOW OM
OM liiil IS• dill amain recovery of nisa
-118.111101•• aft thehr labs aswelansholdia•
MOM.
milibmi /11, ilesterd ebe• lareard a hen
dimmilmaft eirilihmAy homed sely th the
!Mad lemmemmileip himself be the aboli wi tiosists.
ilellarylia as feu Mimi is the Wegiegtoe pa-
Wip=:l
1111./Zrat or hat is le
homitaitbees dee ea, such 'royal
eh% kik* diem* 1 *haft the s.d proposed
ilawiltimmalkiheilip IA moult /0 laws with
,lb UMW is Ik, t mal Note
eseelfenth IPee di ;x obis testa sad ma&
olkhommthimea lbw he hates beide meth.
Or dim ambakerrotoove
dim es
simi lest preview oecasia• au
thiehlte 114 the gestismas la hand. lb
wild the reopens*, lief the most Siting occasion
relating an anecdote; which has been floating in
,reLeal circles here. ever since Seward brought
his Ileageneis had.rioen proposition.
ws *siker rift arremil. while Gen ing veer a.l New
' Taid• Milk Wu 11747 aura to lliohmosd,
MO* esireekask, le tali with Govuou Smith epee
N; sP e l = ala b=seo wgic ri;
Sell Y.
ii &the assia mmene at the
that
illielbilkoirmllMikir a wish.
dilimilemdme Ord* would take to their he-
SIMS eii Ike hoe imperse of Virglala. Steward re-
Ssuilmitio they wok hits' chimes of New York
04/01111 hair teed allured abet nothing would
ea hie kraut plesiiim4 thae to he Ole to . take
titethuNtry the sew, reemnieg le their sued see
dOs inibili liegh hod mo-asessat Dutch owl
iamb bodes. bee the harbor of
of artum4 l4 esd hike of that rimiest
etaeleasrdeeete be as the Virginians of
601. isegre Gomm Smith hop
e, lie hue ' Sewed beou ghat forward
Suuss e r_ l e orsolation. was illssal,
liMmillill 0 die dlilimion humour his esprueless,
,11 = 111bahll ao nim il as auk psis
1 ( s
ape
t o
to ee oaurra gga a
her/ eersesehle
comma
. ISO etammin= thee s the inter. Tbs HOD J.
Iris. bas
was present,
eel bed
Ape
to thin "ma Mob. his bosom of its
Tee Ow sellteeA few made the mist of the
limmealo maw riko was petition day In the
11•1111•Ammett presempli jotat reestutions
IMP ill Clihr, delibersorty asking Coe
pm •
thins
pithier ads territory acquired
llar 16•014litaliiras et treenagroes
Oft Ikea iwe wheats the good folks of
Mb sediree crime osier if the people of WI
WIN*, 11= sh wins se gravely propose to
SP eiallSO a erisay epos delude 1
le ilia bdoeglog so the General
litomilinle 1 Esseuess.
Illemeeeeenete, s,. lnallaw. red.
Veseeecreh Om homy 19, 1850.
illeiamee4b. Oy We spokes oP the en shear'
fl ai l m l
a t
m IPINks of dim% end boo offered to tbo
ow l
elflotke se we the Union
---- it eillt se me, bile seen.
kannotates WON lOW NO business of
ilelieNeuill So the .40 he transacted by
uoll do "min Is diepoied of.
0111.11111 idiom sod the Gooding of
bar eaeoeg_the Sestheto- 1
OP Ms do polho y to the North =ppm.
ihmeirasigews hew &ado: a sem
gitd= Ihelliefee fly do tembers , Stater, U the
poweille e Iser et. If a law Amid
IM. eine Lode between ths
as Iwo eerway le the District of
AWN , . setweees passed toto
- • tioehifiedlet , pima trieheeem* trumpolvo
:4111
OP
' Oft
Mt
EI!M
Sri
. oaip:diao to
tole st coaoatto.
Taws min bovilopr
mg 01111 will assume b.
stories Wrod e mor, porm
soalot up
Territorial s.
gowtrosente unlike gives to New
Mexico, Deseret, and prebablylicialo, without thi
"Wilmot Proviso." It is, howls_ , Ten gun
some
POOl4 bY
that the Wilmot PP vlso will be •at
t
tac o the Comprom ise. h e to It it should be, the
4=miss is, of course, dest yeti, and General
wil, hare to truirpose the Veto, to roes the
Masa. A very good reason. t will it be sat
isfactory to his Northern friends, who supported him
because he was pledged not to eto the "Wilmot
Proviso!" That Gen. Taylor will veto a Wilmot
Proviso, if it comes to him, is nodoubted now; and
a great struggle will be made by he Truman Smiths
i mo
and Tam Cinatins, who told the pie of the North
that they'lhad Gen. Taylor's pledge In black and
white, that he would not veto the Wilmot Proviso,'
to prevent the passage of the Proviso.
Mr. Calhoun is not yet able to, resume his seat in
the Senate. What his course Will be in regard to
the Compromise is not positively known. Judging,
however, from the tone and top er exhibited the
other day by his peculiar friends, h e will strenuous
11y oppose it, and be will be back br the Hales, the
Corwins and the Seward* and perhaps some of the
Smiths of the Senate.
The Tariffquestioo is scarcelj4ver spoken of.—
Is will hardly beagitated at all is session.
t
But very few of the President' nominations have
been acted on by the Senate yet, or will they be, I
presume, until the President or me one authorised
to speak for the administration, cknowleiges that
the removals have been made for political dilFerence
of opinion, or until Mr. Bradbury' resolution railing
on the President for the reasons f o r removal. has
been disposed of, and answered. The rule will not
apply to appointments made to Al vacancies. - 1
Mr. Buchanan is here and Ido bt not will exert
great influence in settling the itating question
that now threatens the Union. • neid more of
such men in a crisis like the pre at one.
'At about four o'clock, yeste .ay morning. the
premises No. 218 Hain street :l occupied by Mr.
as
Coerces, a dry-good store , ere discovered to
be on fire, in the second story. Thence it spread to
4
the Crockery and Was/viers estsbl shment of Wight
man and Beckwortb; No. 91650 d to ,the Drug
store occupied by John H. Col eco and the asap
am of L. 8. Reynolds , No. . The dry-goods
concern of R. 14 Sherman, No. It also suffered in
its ape x stories, but dm stock wa chiefly damaged
by the flood,oT water poured upo it. Tho stock
was very heavy, about $29;000 in value, and was
mi t .
insured as filkows:.—s9,ooo in ib Howard $5,000
in the Mims Blutual. 03.500 'le the Notre
tion, Hartford. $O.OOO in the ' 84800 in the
Hanford, sad $5,000 la the Coluribia—in all, $25,.
000.
If: Compton. Dry-Goods. 114 about $lB,OOO,
about two-thirds of which was insured. Suns?
e Dscrian Gallery occupied the second and third
to
of this building. Imo in the Gwen*
Metal for 01,044 which win fall short of coiling
the loss.
Wigbtinan dr. Backworth. C ery and Glass—
wan...4ms chiefly by removal. he insonme is
$9,000 in the Lexuigton Coogan , which win fully
mast the damage. in.the sem land third stories
of this bonding were the law office of George Colt,
Jeroustli the paint-shop of—.Sbadake. The 6)r:
met lost a induablelibrary sad his office furniture,
and the !attain hie stock, materials, tools, 'le.--
Neither, we believe, was insured.
Oa the censor of Elwin and Mai was the exten
sive drug store, lately (*copied lo L. 8. Reynolds,
and at the time of the fire, by J. . Coleman. This
building is destroyed, the walls h ving fallen in.—
Coleman's stock was insured for I,Boo—sBoo in
the Howard, N. Y. The assignees of L. S. Rey
nolds, wore insured for $B.OOO-11000 in the Buffalo
Mutual, and $5,000 Jo the Deleware Mutual. In
the woad story was the office of bro. Wallis and
Wilcox, whose loss is not how. 1 '
The our stones were owned by Georg e Ceti Reck
and the heirs oftke late Hon. Charles Townsend.
they were insured for $B,OOO-43;000 lathe North
western Company, and a like amnia in the Hart
ford!
- mobilo l le
The Commercial states tl
at about *45,000.
Owing to the intensity of the •cold, she mercury
standing below sera, the scarcity Of water and the
dilatory ringing of the bells. the Ore was not amb
it:dated as soon as it would probahly hese been, no
der other circumstance. The best Fire-depattment
in the world, and, in point of edieiency, ours need
yield the palm to none, must have felt the effect of
these exigencies. The little tinkling nuisance, on
the Lower Market, has no claim to the title of an
alarm bell, for a city the also of ours, yet it was the
only one rung, for nearly half au boor, after the Sre
was first discovered. As for water, we presume it
will require a few more fern, like this, to awaken
our people to the necessity of having a supply,
which can be depended upon. Until then we suet
depend upon the carts.—.Bufalo courier.
llnw-You k Earn Rsixaosn.-Thisimportant
work is making rapid progress toward its termination
and as link afier:linkts connected with it, the amount
of business is correspondingly increasing, by its
bringing Into connection a lire extent of country.--
There can be now no doubt of the design of the cow
•
puny to extend it through to the lake, in this county,
according to the requirements of the charter; and to,
save the three million lien, amounting, including in-
Urea, to some live million dollars, it is necessary
that a single track should be completed through •in
slit years from the oth of May, 1845, which will be
one year from nest May. it , would appears. if this
wets short time to accomplish so much in, but it is
understood that the:most difficult part' f this is com-:
pleted, and ibey swill be Ale to push forward the re
maining portion much more rapidly. The Tribune *
.says the directors have passed a resolution "to com
plete the road to Dunkirk on the Lake as soonns•pos-'
siblo, and ordered the Contract Committesitionake
a contract to that enkt. The route will be partly,
on the old line and partly a deviation from h.-;
The estimated cost is imicAooo from Hornelaville,
or $1,600,000 from Corning. Several parties of
contosstoni have been negatiating fur some time
past with the Company for the building of the lut
section of ibis road, and there will be no difficulty
in staking the contracts, excepting to decide which
company to give them to."
The law of VI, releasing them from the $3, 0 00,-
800 lien, was on condition of their coastrocting the
road to Lake Erie in asensteserse CenaBll, but does
not specify the point. There ulna doubt, however,
that Dunkirk is the point designated by the company
to be reached.
It le not yet officially published what route will be
taken, but a corps of engineers have been engaged,
In surveying a more northern roots, during the past
year, sad it le generally supposed that a partial de- ,
elation toe northerly route will be made; to what
utast is' unknown. • It is anderstood that a better
grads is found, and the distance matesially shortened.
A deviation fres the original delign in the lota
till of tite road, WU et coarse disappoint mimy
located es the Use at Inteeatimallwidt aid th ,l l o *-
*kw hen been aeasereee to the Leglaisturs to
eared rhea to cootrect the read on that' line. We
hesrense. that this cootie. ie onkel, cab
le* le lM dionsom alum essapapy. whitest a —.
Ada* of Isighieders, as they do net design hoeing
ehnamillem Aar of esunihen tobilb 610, 1 . 11111 . 111 P
Iling ritahly amid elm* hr. I
li dl it hilb liagkiroollir Nag illsailuit Or game I
WI ell err hiherseeplenar ask sr eserser
11110 11101, go line ad eialfee.
at, to 0 0 4-
18e it the Saatie.
ik red aftaasko
:are as they
limargaail
pleillaageroadis
iota la met the
&bass swag
+dm salljoata
4110
miss of ma.
la thefts%
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DESTRCUTIVE
lIRE.
10110: 8 MIL 41 , 1-3 &111. : '
reilihhaphssillth OM this gunk.
- gegliolgou r et 1111111 b NOM.
_ fill* in" ilii_lessen%
OCCOIIII4 li
i11i11id.111614111111,011/ of a NM
_ PillsihelliflPsesis and nmehise
/ibis /b... I, Saida as. S o nape stmt.
4 Sdilliielliem et Owl immat. As saes no
ilmeregimelallMilpillea dm taiMile building, whisk
lisemlllisneleiiiii•illotheieleimilp lifted from, lIIe
litheilithe II • bite* SIMI Om% and , whew It
ssmilhadi Illma dimatims, k tembissi down, ; crushing
meld the sir es gthall , people. The exalt
nimilser we base mat h hiss 4o_lo
ethle to aseerMin.
la gm* was the ism if the arplosi on,. that frag
asogi op sks bwileingrirsre mattered in every direr.
dew.- The windows Is the Neighborhood were bre- I
ikeee seta forge plonks of the front wall of the
building was *tows with tremendous force into 1
the houses opposite. , As near as samba estimated,
there wets ease 100 or more , po sons in the build
ingot 'bottom dribs cetutrophe-scattered through
out the machine sbup sad the hat factory, as welt as
ably/dem in both o(which agreat many l meq and
girls were usually einploye&
The number of persons killed is dreadful to con
template. Various optolone are afloat in regard to
the cause of the implosion. But the most generally
received one * tbst tbeb3iler which burst was im
perfect. The propriidore state that it is a new
c a
bo tid that th e frost last night caused it to ex
* ode wilco fired op th is morning.
et E. Merrill of Hose Company No. 14 was
kill . e ,was dreadfully mangled, his features
Win/ scarce lf r ecognisable. C. Jessup, . assistant
engineer, badly' injured. •
Amid the confusion which 'prevailed, the crying
of the wounded--the wailing, of the relations of
those who were known to hare been in the building
a s the Nam of the explosion-.-the noise of the en
gines, and the inquiries of the friends of tho work
men, and the dust, smoke and excitement which
prevailed, we found ft Impossible to got any,, relia
ble statement of anything connected with the awful
catastrophe.
eseabli
ow be
Mr. Cripper, t Chief Engineer in the machine
shop has not been rd of since the explosion, up 'to
this hoot. It is gbt that he le among the kil
led.
At 11 &el we visited the Fourth Ward Station
House and found ssrveral persons there in cots, who
had been 'severely but Is is hoped not mortally injur
ed. Among the area there were Charles Dougherty,
John Thorns, of Engine 19, and an boy named
Flood." ~f3even persons who were taken out of
_the
ruins were taken to the Hospital.
In the machine strop sod bat shop together, there
were usually about 180 bands employed. Probably
there were from 100 to 120 men and buys present at
the time of the explosion,.
Up to 19 o'clock, shoot 80 bad been taken out, so
that there ernstbearne 60 or 70 there mill.
There wet* at 32 o ' clock • number of voices
heard under the ruins. Their cries before noon
wens most piteous. It is feared that a large major
ity of those under the ruins are either crushed to
death or drowned from the immense quantity of wa
ter pored in.
At a quarter to 1* o'clock there were three tapes
oat, these poorielletwairwee dripping wet and shin.
tering fearfully.
Nsw Yam. Feb. 4-7 P. M.
The shock of the explosion was felt in Broadway
jof a mile from tbe , scene of the disaster. Great
exsitement atlo permits in the neighborhood.
Great exertions are being and* to clear away the
nobbish to recover the bodies. Owing to the Are
burning, much water has been thrown on the ruins
and it is feared some have been drowned. One little
boy aged ten, and a German were rescued this after
noon. A portion of Hall U Son's Soap Factory was
blown op 60 feet. The boiler was not now; it had
been ea abost end repurchased for the factory, and
was there aged for the first time this morning. The
building we. valued at $15,000—..6 stories high, and
owned Say Messrs Harper Ss Brothers, publishers;
machinery was valuable and all destroyed. The
Hatters. had not got to work except two and they
escaped. Altogether, 40 bodies have 'been taken
from the ruins either dead or wounded—some horri-'
bly niultllated. " The number remaining in the ruins
not known—supposed to be aboutllo.
NEW Yoga, "Feb. M.
The excitement atiltincreaees, 'kite:tiny at the
scene of the • explosion. The crowds 'collected
around, eager to obtain further information as to their
friends, seem to require the utmost efforts of the po
liece for their . contrtil. Up to 4P. M. there had
berg dead bodie s recovered. Most of those taken
hum the ruins were stiff and frozen. 150 laborers
were at work on the ruins, sod the Mayer employs
others to replace • them when tired. • They have
Gouty reached the basement floor, where M the time
of the accident about 25 men were employed.
TEN Asmatestr Permeates to CIMIUMIIIA.—The
New Orleans Picayune, of thellbb inst., copies from
a Chihuahua paper of the 90th November, particu
lars of the fate of the Americans who fell into the
handset Apaches in Oct. The Apaches had offered to
exchange them for Indians captured by the Mexicans,
and the Governor of Chihuahua consented. But it
does not appear that the exchange was effected.—
The captured Americans numbered thirty-one; of
whom ten escaped, and six were deed, moat likely
killed in a fight in attempting to get away; the late
of the remainder was unknown. Whether the party
were California emigrants, of guerillerea in the ser
vice of ehubushus, does not appear.
A letter from Chihuahua, to a gentleman in St.
Louis, dated Nov. 6th, says 1,150 persons had died
there of cholera in 91 day.. Ooly three were for
eigners. The epidemic has disappeared.
lass, mire,
As Es.ontruarr.—We learn that last meek a wo
maptfrom Franklin, Pe., left that place where she
bad a husband and three ehildred living, and arrived
at Jamestown, whereon the neat morning she was
joined bye man from the former piece, who had left
a wife and dee ehildred. Having procured ,a con
veyance they proceeded to Forestville. From there
they went to PalieePe, about* mile this side of For
estville, To 4liis plece.they were pursued by the
husband-af therenegade wife, in company with an
.officer, who took hie diseonteated spouse and returned
via ibis place to her desolate home. Vaiiety is said
to be "the spicie of life," and in such cases er this,
it is perhaps the pejVilikewlse.—,Fredonia Censor.
Faun crew • Otat..—The Courier de la Louisean
ne tells an awful fraud, perpetrated on a young En
glish girl who arrived in New Orleans not long
s ince. .Being in want of employment she went to
an intelligence Mee, and was employed by a well
dressed person to take of twoyoung Children. After
obtaining possession of her, the poor creature was
sedueedinto a marriage, and passed a day or two in
quiet. Ere long, however, she was informed of the
fact, that the marriage wu • fraud, and on applying
to the courts for relief discovered that the person
who bad deceived her was not oily a swindler but a
mulatto. To make her ease yet harder all 'her ap
parel was detiined to satisfy claims against the vil
laiWwho had thus injured her.' Unless we mistake
the penalty of such so offence in Louisiana is death.
' Moasorr Cour.—Captain Reeder. of the steamer
Whirlwind, has shown as a specimen of California
gold, in the shape of a Mormoa coin. Its weight is
about fifteen porta Trey, its current worth among
the Mormons twenty dollars. Its circumference is
that'of • Spanish half doubloon. Onliside hears the
go air
inscri ion “Holiness to the,Lord," with the All-see
ing Sy i , subwranted by the proptiet'acsp, on the re-
MAW a as letters C. S. L. C. P. C. the grasp
of fella rhip4lwith the dice /1849) and value of the
piece. Abele's/ay, stadia execution without merit.
—Ch. tel
VIZ V too In Coaximrs.—The Mein
nut Alispipoiol el the fib
"It to sothnotal that 2000 promo, or Dearly au-
Month of the nholopopolotion,botetadtho mod
pox we onsfalote Anthw tin hot roar mouths. It is
=to s smidooshio MUM is Covioro• sat
. Mho thelnboloos it hears • &lon bolo
now Yoe* 4112 is 01110.41 whon it followed 44 tY
mkt of get OWN osonnes.
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passaticeis NIP iess fw tti prows of do par
diem wilweesselle gni one my *Abe
Owed a& Mb seem* epee* spew die bill enrairtyg as.
titostarrin Owner* ie the &aka( ReflimaL ie a
gad !fir elelessar. asi to widietiwg everftles
.Y... if the mat innwmer litb .w eared is sir Le.
graistsre. If ire mistake itsk seek whit wad fidelity se
Mr. C. &O we win met maps the seine Of db. MUM.
whey of the Male. thew boom ere le mem for him.
Lots firm. Orsit.—Abhough we am now well lute
pobroary. tbo bust month of Noble% MI lake bee not com
menced to freeze over. endear harbor has comparatively
Side ice In it. On Saturday lest the Propeller Masker.
tom came in on her way up. She was well loaded with
freight and passengers; sines then we have hada violent
sasspoionn. and two er three days of preuy cold weather
—sot enough. however. to faro mock lee; and at present
writing. (Thursday P. M.) the ass to out warm; and
ender its genital rays. lit:sibs truly said our prospect of
sleighing is becoming ''small by degrees and beautifully
Mss."
11:70nr norreopondant's imlacellaneoas sanctions came
very opportune. The thrilling tale of ~C irenmstantial
foriaorine" *ball Sad a plena In ear next.
. Gots to Catsrounts.—Erie has coot/Mated two mere
of horeitiseas to the tide of emigration setting, towards
the oboes of the Pacific la the persons of Mews: Wm.
halloo awl Albert Blardp Both of these yooog gentle•
moo NR for Ban rtanclaso on fdooday.
Vass bloat ti CilASACtia.—The Gaufts can't tall
whether It is In favor of Hr. Clay's compromise or not.
It cadent "say that it approves or disapproves" Gime&
an adjustment; and ea to the question whether the) (the
neolutions) "propose the best method of\reaehing the
and had in view." it lays 07modeps they do—perkapitud
—we do not profess. just now. to be able to determine."
That's non-tommittal at any rats. and withal very much
in character. That print never yet whistled until its
menage's Res sight et the political vane to i.e which way
the wind blew.
Lzonmariva—We have lookod over the proeeedinp
of oar legislature for the past week for something of in :
ternst p l:rreadtmo. but la vain.' Nothing of general
import boo takes plate is either brooch, hence we
have sot deemed lt worth while to devote oar apnea in
that war.
Roan 0.-Was. raay Pail.-Its conversation
with a country friend the ether day. be expressed a doubt
as to the stock of plank roads ever becoming a profitable
inveatmeat. Of muse we demoted from each an idea.
and although we could not speak irons actual knowledge.
yet we easurod him that so far as our reading extendtiii. '
every one yet constructed hail yielded Gone 12 to 25 per
seat. ms the Intermit. Five miles of this species of mad
were :secede laid down is our eeiglibering county of
Chautauqua. from Leona to Dankirk. and we leans from
the Censor that this road has paid 25 per coot. New we
assert that firs miles of road could not be built in any
direction from Erie that would not be traveled more than
the road spokeior The principal busineis of that sec
tion of Chantanque county is transacted at Fredonia. and
not Dnakirk+ consequently bet • very small ponies of
the farmers of that section ever make rise of this road.—
Such would not be the case with any five or ten miles of
road leading into Erie. /a regard to some of the other
New York plank roads. we find the following in one of
, our exchanges which. we think. fully answers our itolui
ry, will they pay:
The Waterville and Utica road. 19 miles long, cost
$41,000, dividend just declared of 30 per cent., payable
to stockholders Ist of May. 10 per cent. laid by for re
pairs, &c.
Utica and Bridgewater road, 28 miles keg. met $40.-
000. pays 25 per cent. regularly.
The Boonville road pays 22 per cent., and the Whites.
town road about 25 percent.
The Fonda and Johnstown road, four miles long cost
$B,OOO, pays 50 per cent. regularly.
Again. is another we find that—
The New York companies generally divide cheat
ten per cent. per annum; besides laying up • fund anon.
ally. supposed to be suiScieut for the renewal of ths read
by the tints the plank are worn gut. The Soma and
Oswego road cost $91.000 and the receipts for the first
pier were about $17.000 or nearly -16 per dal.
The Syracuse road has paid Prow twelve to fifteen per
cent during the three years It has been in us,,and du
ring that time there baa been out of the rece ipts a new
track lain for two miles along aide of what was before a
single track. and besides there was a surplus of $7.000
in the treasury on the first of February last. The prise
of the stock was $lOO per share. but only $l3O parshani
were paid in. It is now said to be worth $llO per share
and bard to get at that.
Tins Flan Dinosaur Noss.—The Boston Pest sap
the Now Bedford Mercury Ls the that and only Taylor
paper is Massachusetts that dimwits from the doctrine
of the Calltenda nisarege. It soya—
4 1V• respect Gee. Taylor. bra we should not respect
enteelvee If we did not protest against his now•lnterren
thin. leswlene•sebense." • • • "Let every
whlg stead Ann open this doctrine (the Wilmot proviso).
whatever pray be the views of the President and hie
cabinet." '
adasaaeleasetis le ens ahead of Pennsylvania Is this
respect. Sot "As drat dionardant note" have we yet
beard boar the Delaware to tho Lake. although there le
sot a Whig paper la the State that has not denounced thig,
"let-alone" daetrinoof the President thus and again.
BOLO TOMB Basrne—The Loader Effemstont calls
Gets. Taylor "tbe ablestmaa to the Malted Scam" and
classes "Webster .ad Lawrence as the really great mos
of the republic."—Bolton Post.
Yes. "bold your breath"--the Ifflaniani Is right.
Webster said the nomination of Taylor "was not At to be
made." aid tra4 is always an evidence of graduates.
Taylor says we are at "peace with all the world and seek
to maintain =rehabbed relations of amity with the nil
of mankind." Who bat a great man could have perpe•
60(1 seek a bull without ever having seen Ireland. And
is 1 Lawrence. why he hu recently proved his claims
to greatness beyond cavil. At a public dinner in London
recently, he was celled upon for • speech. and in com
plying. made use of the following languages
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"The Americana were Aogio-Bazons as well as Eng
lishmen. They were older than his fellow-countrinsent
but previa= to the year 1776. A. in common with his
countrymen. had the sane pride and glory in the Bri
tish mane that any British =Vet could entertain that
night".
As bin Lawrose• la.* abont.S,o years old, he conk!
not have been born for at lout 20 years after the
period As speaks of ae having had so much '.pride and
glossy in the British name." t3reittaran. that Law:sacs;
asides* thinks its's older than his daddy:
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The result le Confooth sight is Mist 1. assibm.
Weed it ought to satisfy 'the moat sloe opymissig tithe
extskslon of shifty that that lastitothin assmitbe
exterided over our new possestiocedurt the potpie Now
selves have said "thus fat shalt then go sad ne iligthadot
Califonsla has praaohimed besself freitl—.abes sarsesle
they wish?--Obal better iridouro that DAMP MI rah
opinion bats both conspired to "reveal th e faiths* odor
don of this insiltation? Bet sat all this sable—olarit for
the argument sake, that the proposed Territorial at New
Mexico. Deseret and Isolate. are caltalatod by eaters
for the introduction end profitable employment deletes
—that public opinion has go influence in the preinisee...
is not the gonad principles dike plea proposed by Gess-
Cus, sad maintaidedthroagliout the oriaeses of 1848 by
the national Democracy. sad sow brought forward and
adopted by the Sender from Kentucky. Mr. Clay. fair to
the north. just to the South. and equitable to the whole
country? Is it not republican, and does It not recognise
as its main pillar one of the fundamental principles ape.
which our institutions are l ion/Wed—daintiest risks qf
Ike people to sslbtsvasuesst. The advocaat of logide
tion upon this subject claim for themselves the tight to
choose. in their pri allay capacity, the character el their kir
cal institutions, but deny td the peep% who settle mow
territories the same privilege. Does the crewing of as tar
agin ary line between a Stale and a Territory attar or abet
ish this inherent right of th 4 people? Dents nooks Issas
any the less capable of self-government? Is the salts.
prising Yankee. from the Grad's Hills of New Ham'.
shire. the sturdy Getroso from Peonsylvasia. and the
chivalrous dace nd an of the:Huguenots of Ruth Cannon.
who meet together he New Mexico as seders and chime,
soy the less capable Of exercising the rights of frame*
because they have left • the; states of their nativity. sad
became citizens of a territory? Coalesce sago teaches
is not—and California, tiro yeusg lierceles of the Pa•
cific, proclaims it by sendi4 to her Eastern sisters a Coss•
stitution which, for simplitity. tartness and adaptation
to the wants of the people. , . net equalled by any similar
instrument in our confederation.
:But It is hardly necessary to argue the question farther
-141 has already, and will again. soviet the anemias of
much abler pens than canal lige caned. however. does
without calling attention to, this additionsl evidence et
the wisdom and troth of the Democratic polity. Tito
Very ground which this Alas of the wide party peopeaso
ass **compromise." was the phallist apes which the
Democracy fought the ces i um if 1818. Its the very
ground; also, that thii whip thou ridiculed sad doom
cod!. Was the wisdom off the porities of a party use
more dearly vindicated then this is sow being viadiestsd
by its opponents: Tint. the Prosidrat they .bard he.
cases theydeclared he weild eat use the proviso. whips
pressed to the wall is comped to aids opts one tor.
nes. end then the ”einbodynteist." bold and suely go he
alWays is, plants himself tamp spelt do middle. sad
calls upon the whole Coins to emirate it. Truly emit
beautifully did the poet say.—
••Trutt, ensibed to Gush win starmda."
We do not strode to this, ItstesTsi. for the PlimPste
finding fault with our opponents for their prasead muss
—on the Contrary we highly approve of ii. showing dear.'
ly as it does that hewever much they may abase and
denounce the policy Of the Democracy. they. re sure In
the end to icknowledge their error. Besides we wish to
see this question taken ma t e polities. and rattled by the
united wisdrins and adieu of both yanks.
la regard to the other points in them resolutions, Ili
might enlarge. but will oily refire it No or tiro We
egret with Mr. Clay that Cowin oroihs not as *Nast.
isle slavery in the disuid i of Cothathie as hug is it
continues to exist la ,tha State ef Marytasel. withog the
unseat .of that State" and the pee* of the dishier.
Sat we shoo believe that as elided asp sushi abe
pet to the trade in tie stieret. This meek ille stag
ewe to the feelings and searimeate of the link aid if
put in proper stoirit of ceaoiroadoe. as Imre so dada
this mach they. will yiskl. We also Malt that Ceara,
ought to peas a practical a Aiding M. le way the
provhdous of the onatitatiost. in regard tolagitin dunk
Into effect in good faith. The want of each • law. we
beUeve to be the sue preadasol canoe of inhadss mad
bad feeling between tilt tweaoctioner of the Vohs. We
regard it as a - qnseihm of midi greater practical helper. , 1
tans to the South. than *qualm of the proviso. -If
this it .•dough.factotates." se sum of the dna impose.
that*, seem to think it la, at/ then am we a atiugh.
face," and the constitatios is a “doigti-theed" iagsmo
mt. •
Thefollowing are the 111041601151
It being desirable thr the pence. onward sod Wow
of the Unite of time', Stelae. to settle and adjoin amigo.
'hie all existing gustiest of opetseversy between that.
*sting oat of du it of aleserr. *Pee a bit sad•
table. and just basis.' northers.
le. Itesslesi. That Califensie Oith suitable tweak•
ries, ought open bar appficialea to he etheits2 h es sae of
the States eights Doles. without the hopes' by Ces.
gross of any restriction in respect to she, exclesioa or ins
seduction of slavery withhi these bonadarise.
2d. Renriced. That as slavery does not exist by hatr.
antis not likely to be introduced Into way grins territsey
acquired by the United States fireman, Republic of Ma
leo, it is expedient for Congress to provide by law skim'
fir its indeed action into or eXclosioa frees any d the
said territozys and that imp/optima To'
meats ought to h. established by Coign= is sin s =
add territory. not assigned as the boundaries the pro
posed State of California. without the adepties of may
restriction or cooditiois on the subject of slavery.
3d. lissolasi. That the western stem Sas
of Tow ought to ha fixed on the Rio del Neste. tow
ateneing one matins league from its enentb. and resiabg
up that river to thesoathern line of New Mutest theme
with that In. easterradly. end as ceatiantiqy In the mow
direction to the line is established between the Dotted
Stake and Spain. excluding any ponies of Now Meath%
whether lying on the east or west of that rivet.
4th Resolved. Thai it be prepared se the State of Tem
that the Baited Souse will provide for the payment Oath
that portion of she legitimate aid lewoftl. peshith debt of
that State contracted Prior to its annexation olio United
States. and for Irteick the duties on foreign Iststo were
pledged by the said State to its creditors. set esesedlog
the sum of fp—, in considaration of the add doges as
pledged having been o longer applicable to that Atom
after the raid annexation. bet having henceforward lie.
Come payable to the Mita States; sad apes the tow
'Once also that the said State of Tom shall. by some
edema and authootic act et hat, liklatuni. en of a
convention. relinquish to the Mate States way its
which it has to slay pert of New Medea.
dth:lticofted. That it is intopediest to aliensh dewy ha
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