Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1850-06-10

              VOLUME Xffl. COLUMBUS, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1850. NUMBER 281. rlilNTKn A Nli PUBLISHED n Y SOOTT & BABOON. ooiim or won t. and kkui am. v. TKIOIK luvnritilily hi iidviiner. The Daily, tn perms in Coluinliii, per year ii m mm by mini out of Ootamboi it during tu Ww Uld Tri-Wirkly DfUUWfl Jfriir it) OotubMi Hy MM Tba TAWedUf bj ".nil Weekly i DonjMWii out oTawcHji b iMftitajto To rlulm of ti'iir nnd upwards To t'lul rf tM wicl upwunlN, tu MM nddn'M DnlW. ion Trl-Wiukljr Weekly, inutM To rlutii nl Ave mid iijiwnrdri gt; (mi . .1 00 nf -I IN) :t in) j mi 1 M i as 1 (Ml J (Ml i m w 40 Ailvi'i'llniiitf. Tht IbOownii iftMi unA ntfaa of MVMrtfitti ban been urem) ipon baiwaan d proprlitorerf the ObJo BMwaman nu) the Obk) .- tut.- Jonn.nl. to I iHcrvcil, in nil eiiwf, niter All (hit1. July 'JO, 1840. Utillv I'liuer. OM MWi 10 liitf or MM, one insertion it m ciu-h llHWtHlil i" h 1 week 90 SO u 96 , i no . 2 (N) a oo , 4 oo o oo 10 Oil in (Mi 1H ixi 10 KI yo oo U oo , 96 00 30 (Mi HO 0(1 :tn mi 40 on 40 ix Wi oo 30 (X) " 1 month u " 8..." 3 ..." M M N 0...M 4t H "9 ..." 19..." ciUunHng card, T lines or Ins, mt nnnum eoluirin.wilh 4 elnuiuei " " " " Mi " i9...." " " " ehtiiigei) weekly " " " ii'y " " 4 " with iOPMItei " M '. ' " A...." M " '4 "19.... " "4 " chuiiL'ed weekly " " li. " " ilnilv M Other cnse not provided lor, changeable in conformity willi the unove rate. The ftttuiditrd of measurement to he minimi type. For each additional sipmrc in the daily, insrrted one mniitli, or a printer length of time, and for each additional BQJUM inserted under the yearly raten, hull' price. No advcrli-i iiii'iit to lie rinifidered liy the year, utilexj it In ape- eiiied on the mumunrtpti or previously afraid upon between the parte. Publoben not leeotnitonw foi the aooiuicy of mm)advertisement- lieynwl the amount rlnirged for their publication. AvMHUuttUj rindMwte (for ottoe of ererj daeeripltao) to be . har-ed at the rate j ' fitly'0800 er week, lor eacli M tfu Pnme tO be, in all DMMM, ptU in advance. All ndvartieettttnti from tnnferi or tnnMonl pertow to be paid in advance. Advertisement not marked on the copy for u sjiecificd number nf insertions, will be continued one month, nttlfjN ordered out, and payment wifi be exacted iircnrdiiigly. The privilege ol yearly iidvci tiserH, will be confined rigidly to their regular butaMM and all advertisements not perlainiuK there-lo, to be paid for extra. Advertisement for Auctioneers, (ieneral Ayeuts, Real Kstnte Agent?, itc, not to ! contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the umal rntei. No ADVEKTISEHKNTS CAN BE INSERTED OIlATttTOUSLV. Advertiiciiientu for ebaritahli; iiiBtitutions, tire comjianiep, ward, township, imil other public Meotfalflj ud such like, to he charged halt price. Marriage notices to be chnrged 88 centa. Deanu tnaerted without obargei nnteea accompanied by funeral invitiitiuns, or obituary notices, and when ho lu-compaiiicd, to be paid for. Regular advertisers, and all others eending cuiiununlcatioiiH or rMnfrtoUJ notices, desiring to call attention to fair, ioirees, con-ceru. or any public etitertaininenUj where charges are made for admittance all notices of private associations every notice designed to call attention to private enterprise, calculated or intended to promote iiidividuid Interest, can only he inserted with !he WtdeienUHUnf that Uie same is to he paid for. If intended to ho Inserted in the editorial column, the same will hr charged at the rate ol nut less than BOoetttl per line, and then only when accompanied by an advertisement. All leaded advertisement- to be charged not leas than double the bovo ratal, and measured as if solid. 1 Advertisement on the inside exclusively, to bi charged at the rate of 50 per cent, in advance oil the above rrtes. Attorney! will be hoUenfortbe price of nserting idvtrtna menu broVfht in by them. rsiM.ENDrb FORTUNE MAY BB GAINED BY AIM Ol.'TI.AY OF L MI Oil I . ii MBTROPOUTAN POBTRAIT 0LUB, Officce HS, Albany Road, Lotnlon, England. ' I M i 1 Direi tors beg to announce that there will be drawn for a l (irand Berlea ol Portraits of all Horses entered for the forth- ooaning Oreal Derby Raw, The drawing will la-conducted upon those honorable principles which have hitherto given so great sntir-laction. and secured to the: above Association such extensive patronage; and that while the past success and high estimation in which the Club is laid are lobjeetaol plewtaf congratulation to the Projectora. they encourage endeavours for a ttill further developincnt nf their plan. Fur the future, therelon , the number ot Prizes will be extended to the Portrait ol all Horses, that are entered lor each particnhir Itace Non-stnrters as well as Winners and ."farters. The lollowiiuf hit is now open: .r,(XMI Memfrari to each Own. First (Mass 10, second do., third do., 1. Parties can Iiave 0M or more shares in each or either of the different Classes. Those Members who draw the Portrait!) ol First, Hecoiid and Third Horaea. tho other tbufom Borneo, ileo those tint do not start(but which are MlMind tor the Itace,) will receive the following prize. The drawing will take place ten days before the 11 aces. I ..I If.. i' 1 h.tln I'' r1 i"i I I in' I In ! .un'ii'il ftM Hm. Maori UofM. TtuiaHHW 0m nwtnln fiwinlMa of Nil4rtt-n, First Cliss 90,000 JBlO.iXJO teflOD 5.(XX) 10,000 Beoand do. UUOB s.txxi (BOO ijMO fupO Third do. j.imxi goo nop . mxi 1.000 The number ot Prizes tola- disti ilmted in caeh OMMOMBOOi that betnf the nnmber ol Boneientered lor the Race, All Let tors to contain a n oun ni ' Draft, I'.ank Notes, Ac., addressed and made payable to the Manaitn i i ttreettor, John BuIUUDQl Pit Albany lload, London, England. Humbert forwarded Immediately on the receipt of remittance Full particulars ot the Race will he sent with the fortUMM Num be rs to each Subscriber, so that he may know bis piHition and whether or not he la; one of the lortunate. Oftici coinmh ion 7Mi t'T cent , to la- deducted from the above Prizes. K B. LMM OfM for the ft. I.eger same us the above. mar4 0Wiiu WlKMLIMlAh .-TlllTi WANTF.O.-Thc sub -Ti WmJ4jJJ ben wffl exchange Heal Bftate for stock in the ( 'ohiinlius, Xenia and ''le hmd llailroiids. nt oar. apl8 BAKER .V. AHMHTIluNtJ. WINDOW (J I j ASS. d UlMMON fizeg and qualities; also, superior American and French (ilaas, of nearly all sizes usually wanted, at the sin of the UILT PADLOCK, maris i i ii i i i i; i . WR have just received a lot of Kastern Mahogany Furniture consisting ol A dozen Mahogotiy Chairs. 0 dozen Ntrea huir sent ChnUi and Sofas, 6 dozen large Rocking Chairs. For sale cheap by mayo" J. D. OrillORN & CO. STATS CONSTITUTIONS. M1III'-, American's Own book, or the Constitutions of the -everal J. States in the 1 'nion embracing the lieelnririinn ol Indett iei-ence. Constitution of the United States, nnd the Con-litution of earh State, Ac, Ac. Hy J. IL Higelnw. 1 vol. Hvo. Thii is the latent and most complete compilation ol the State Constitutions yet published. For sale by mayfi I N. WETTING llUNTINfiTON. cu ami Important Hook. WILL bepttbUahed on Monday next May Oth, A Manual of the Legislative, Judicial and Kxeeutive powers of the United StaUs, and their Con-titnlions, population of each, Ac., Ac. liy Beary Btanbery, Artotnay GeaeraL Also, n; Ci.nstitiition of Ohio, in pamphlet form, on lino paper and large type, and interleaved with uood papei a very desirable form for mcmlsersol the Convention. may4 J. II. HILKY k CO. FllKSH supply OfLMBe ', (ienta' nnd ( 'liildreu's Shoes of va- by II. II. KIMHAI.L. mny'Jd OHIdlTT'S INTUKKST TABLES lor sale nt the n( " liook-tnre 'it lnaV.l .1. II itii.r.i A uu SU1IITS IN THE tiOLB KEtJION. SlflHT.- in the Oold Regiun, and S. enes by the Way. By The odore T. Johnson. With numerous Illustration. New ede tion revised and enlarged. I vol. IStMM Kldorado, or. Adventures in llie Path of Kmpin: crnnprisinif a voyagi: to California via. Phiihioh; Lib' in San Kraiicisco and Monterey : Pictures ol the (inld Region and IWpi'rienrei of Ilex lenn Life. By Baynnl Taylor. With illustrations by the Author New edition." 3 vol. 12mo. Heck and Port ; or. Incidents of a Cruise in the UniM State! Frigate CmiL'resi to California. With sketches ot Rio Janeiro, Valparsio Lima, Honolulu, and San Francisco Ily Rev. Walter Colton, U. S. N. 1 vol. 12mo. Fur sale at the bookstore of may30 I. N. WHITINU A HUNTINtiTON. SFOKTINtJ INTELLKiENf'E. ' I KoTriNd on the Columbus courw-every day until lurtherinh 1. tire. No postponement on neeount ol weather. KAIN A HOUTON have just received hy express, and will enter, an extensive assortment of Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches, QMH lings, Fishine Ti-ckle, ind some nntand htaaiful styles ot Ursm Rot-ties, wtiich in (juality and low price can distance all other nags. Sign ot the BACK SAW, Q High Mmt may:t0 l.tMl KOI! SAL I IN OHIO. a OA AC R Ls in Union county : 100 in Sandusky county ; 100 sfi3V in Dirke : 40 in Logan ; 125 in Truro township, Frank- biicountv I'WI in Mifflin tawn-hiti : :MI in Mi ti t ( oiintv . .M" Defiance; two -o Krc i,,t- in FrankUn county. Thrse lands will b sold at prices varying trom f4 to f 10. Some will lie traded fir town property. Call and see. SMITH k MILLS, l.'nlt SALE A vacant lot on Rich street, at bargain, lor B. casli I no in re of BAKKR Sl ARMSTRONO. may23 A FINE assortment of Genu' Congress (iaiters just received a the sign of the Gilt Boot, and for sale very cheap by tnay38 II H KIMBALL OR SALE A lew Land Warrants at reduced price,. In 1 qoire of may31 BAKKR & ARMSTRONG. n. F i T o II . ffimi.Toll IN AO. FITCH & HALE, (SucrtfHiT to blrFArain r Ftirh,) FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MKRCHANTS, AND llr alers in Produce, Flour, Plaster, Suit, Fish, and all kind of (iroceries, ut wholesale and retail. N. It. TIM highest market price paid at all times, In cash, for Produce. Railroad Building, opposite J. Rhlgwny A GOl Foundry, Co umnflli Ohio. raarr dtf COLUMBUS FOUNDRY. .1 . BI DG W AT & CO., Itl A N IJ F A C T IJ It E ST I; A ii ENUINEM, l.'ROM new and improved patterns, among which is one for the T MULL'Y SAW MILL, of compact form, with MILL IRONS and fixtures complete. They nlso mnke the celehraU'd PARK V. It ' S PATENT WATER WHEEL, It A I l.ltOA I ) CAR WHBIIA and all other IRON and BRASS CASTINt'S usually imulo at Foundries. MACHINERY of all kinds made promptly to order. HirCK'S CELEBRATED COOKINU STOVE, Premium Cooking Stoves, Parlor, Shop, and Church Stoves and Fumnres. Fire Orates, nnd PLOUGHS, all warranted, are constantly tor sale at wuolksalk and retail on liberal terms. Merchants and others djoaMni in Ploulisand Stoves are respect lully invited to examine our stock and pricei. Columbus, J'cbLl-tf t ItCIIITECT Ol I'M i: Hei liooo Hull, ( ollini. I bimt Ohlo.-N. R. KF.LLY informs Uie public that during his absence all his Architectural business, Fmiineerinc and Sui-eyitic, will be promptly attended to at Uie above olllee by tl.e undersigned. H. II. HLACKMORK, de;il-il Architect imd Civil FIngine PAINT Kits ILL find Window (ilass, Sash, Putty, Whitt Lead, Red Lead Litharge, Oil, Turpentine, Varnish and Japan, for sale at the lum m ol the (ifLT IV marl FAP'eK IlANtilNtJH. A LARGE -i "i tun nt of Paper HanginRs and Borders for sale cheap by WM. A. McCOV St CO. marIB CAKI'KTI.Nt;. SUPERFINE 'Hiree Ply and Ingrain CariM-ting, Floor Oil Cloths, and emb'd Window Curtains, ior sale by mar) WM. A. McCOY Si. 00. ri!RACTriON LAW UKFOHM a vT-ry u-idriVble collection of I Letal Papers, to which the attention of niembers of the Convention is re-pectlully invited. Cnehinf'l Mnnual ; Jetlerson's do. Bontbtfiand (Joel 11.) on Parliamentary Law and Rules. New York Debates ; Kentucky do. Medary's New Constitution. For sale at J. II. RILEY Sl CO.'S tnny4 New Bookstore. I (t NA(iH I'lmeiito ; .r0 bags JavM Coflee, landing from Unl-1UU tedStaU-s,an or sal-by KINO A. HKFFNKR, ap'i Clncinnnati SIT42AK AMI MOLASSES.-:!."-!) lulds Sutiar, fair and - prime; I.-J00 bids MolasHes ; lor sale bv KING & HKFFNF.R, DM188 87 Main street, Cincinnati OIL CLOTHS. " LAItGK and splendid lot of Mahogany, Fancy, German, Chinese, I jiglUn and American Furniture Oil Cloths, just received and for sale by J. I). OSliOHN A, CO. NOTICE. Tin? notes imd accounts af (.leorge (iere A.o., are Hnt with na for settlement and collection. They must be paid without delay. GERE, ABBOTT A CO, Columbus, July B) 1840. FltlNTINt; 3IATEK1 ALS FOR SALE. FOR sale, low for caeh, or on short credit, a large assortment ot Printing Materials, consisting in part of 1 Double Medium Smith Press. 1 Stanherry Press. 88 lbs. Pica. 400 " Bourgeois, nearly new. l.'tf) h Brevier. 100 " Million, " ISO " Minion, " Several fonts Fancy Type. Also, Job Type of nearly every variety, part ol which Is nenrly new. Together with Stands, Galleys, Sticks, Chases, Rules, Leads, (book nnd newspaper,) Imposing Stones, and finally, everything used in a printing otHce. Any portion ol the above will be sold extremely oip for cash, or on short time. daoll CllAS. SCOTT, Agent. SMITH'S VICES of Domestic Maiiulaeture, the best in the market, for sale at the sign oltho GILT PADLOCK Sept 10 NEW WB bftTfl in store, nnd otter l ?.ri don. Chopping Axes ol iOOIIS. r sule on good terms-favorite brands i no, nroau 100 ' Shovels and Spades " " 10(i Mill and Cross Cut Saws. J00 boxes Window Glass. 10000 lights " Stish. ii.. Putty. 10 bills Linseed Oil. SOO kegs Niuls, iL-Mirted. GERE, ABBOTT & CO., nov At. the sign ol the Oilt Padlock. I LACK GrO d RUM Silks, Irom l to 8)1,70 cents per yard L beautiful lustres. Also, u few pntt(!rns nioie of those rich fancy Silk', which have caused such a rush of the ladles, lelt ye nt WM. RICHARDS'. apil OIL CLOTH AMI KlJi. JUST received 2." ps assorted Oil Cloths, fnmi to 12 ft. wide; 20 Oil Cloth Rug; 50 assorted Chenil, Tutted and other kinds, for sale cheap by ap 2ind J. D. OSBOHN&CO. CHICKEIIINti & (aiJIEUT'S P R R M I U M B O S 'PON PIANOS, Just received and for sale nt manufacturer's prices. A. kFKD, Agent, Four doors North of the Neil House, Columbus, Ohio aulO-dly VALI ABLE CITY l1 HOT Elf TV FOR SALE. r1 MIL residence of the late Dr. Slsson, on High street, near the I eOCner of Rich, is for snle. Terms reasonable. Kmpiire ol JOHN L. GILL, or npl THOMAS SPARROW, NEW LAW HOOKS. 4 V1KW of the Law ol Divoree in Indiana, Ohio imd Miehlgan. J By ii. F. Page Also, it large toch i llnglish Reports. Lmidon editions. Vols. 57, and 09, Knglish Common Law Reports, Law of ('ontracts. By Smiih, nuthor of the Leading Cases1 vol. 2. Spence's Kquity. Unwell' State Trials, 21 vols. London edition I half calf. Bell on Husband and Wife. Wharton's. II. S. Criminal Trials. Burke's Celebrated Trials. Dunlap's Laws of Pennsylvania, 1700 tolMR For MM at the New Bookstore of inay7 J. II. HILLY St. CO. NEW ROOKS. I ONGI'l'L LOW'S Poems, new edition, !Jol.8mo.; I J Heroines ol Missionary F.ntcrprire; Greenwood Leavea : Goethe's Faust, Hayward'i edition , Gue-ses at Truth. - vols. London ; RalHdais' Works, 2 voj.. London . Ilumholt'tt Co-mos, -J vols., London ; Humbolt'u Views of Nature, 1 vol., London ; AlmMeoloL'ica) Journal. ' vol-. Hvo , !id London 4-dition , Rome 'tin! Smollett's Kngland, 10 vols. 8vo., 2d London ed. For ale by (may!) J. II. RILEY 4. CO. SANUKL UALLOWAY. HENBT F. PAOC. i ALLOWA V V PAE, ATTORNEYS A T LAW. AlfF, will practice law, as partners, In the Courts of Franklin T and adininiiiL' counties, and in the Circuit nnd District I.'. S. Courts. Office in Piatt's new building, opposite State House. inayn-ii ( ARRETS ANIi OIL CLOTHS. WE have been refitting and enlarging our carpet rioma adjoin-uiLT our Dry Goods .-tore, and have the satisfaction ol" know ing they are as extensive and handsome as any in the State that UdeYoied exclusively to the sale of Carpeto1. v e have in. a on ti:o'ii .i u'iv .tree s t ic it oi an Kinds oi .ar- s-ts, Oil Cloths, Matting, Matt, Drug get t, Oil Painted Blinds, An &c. Our stork consist in part of 0 ps suiier r.ngiirn nrusseiis. '.ism yds English and American Imperial .1 ply l.'s'NIdo he, I Wool, incniin work. Irom HO to KXI do Meiliuni W(oT, Ingrain do do 00 to H :Wdo Cotton ami Wool, do dodo 111 to 44. 1 -' do Cotton figured do do 20 to XV H00 do Wool (stripedi stair and hall do 28 to M 0000 do Unu ami List do do to M. UK) do Ptem and colored Matting 4-4, S41 and 6-4 wide. 80 to KH) diflerent price Rugs, all sizes. OIL CLOTHS '.ski ,U lie-t Enulish Oil Cloths. 7. !l and 12 feet wide these ( lollM will W4 ign it wi r? i os me square yarn. Ii to -no s , j, American ilo., ), 4, M o ami 12 b t wide. We cut these Cloths to suit any size hall ur room. :iO0vds Imitation MaboranT Furniture Oil Cloths. OOMdonsenrted makes of Eiurlish,(ierTnan and American Cloths, 1 ir.nl i 1 . 1 1 m i - ui. i i. lit. mi-. .Ml i Mtli-. Hi doz assorted pairs painted mi window Miiaues, irom vex to r-iNI yds needle work Swiss Muslin Curtains, at 37c to 91 per f liair-' .T -iileiidid work ami wove (.unaiiH, w.,rui iroin iu to OiB per pair. rciiKt iiEs. a i . LARGE lot of Perfumes, MM Soaps, Powders. Ac. just . ojH?n4-d by lP-'J r- nnwwif. ELDUIDfsE A MARTIN, DRAPERS AND TAILORS, High ttrnt, 1st door north of Town, oppotitt the U. 8. ! "'. 4 HE prepared to execute all orders in their Hne of business, in i n tlie neatest uiitl most lasnionaoie tvir. JOSEPH ELDHIDtiE. aplli-dtf A L. MARTIW. " HARPER'S NEW MONTH LV, NO. 1. HARPER'S New Monthly Magazine, No. 1, for June. Pri cents a number. For saki by jun.;, I. N. WHITlN(i St HUNTINGTON f MIHNC'S Itl'.IMIHT OK CASES irinied and dr y ti-rminetl in the Superior Court of Massac husetts. For tale atthe new taaasMtOfO of mayi J. h. kii.m et uu m NOVELS. REGINALD RASTINUS, or a T of the Troubbt io ML By Elliot Warburton. Eeq. 1vol. Paper, accents. Foraale hy IhnanOl X R. WHITTHG V HUNTINOTuB f itv InsiiraiiiT Company of t iiiniinati. CupiUll IfjtUOO.OOO! Oillce nppunlle ibe Ciipltol IIoiinc. ' I MIL uiidcrfligurd has been appointed Agent of the above com-JL pany for the city of Columbus, and is authorised to insure property of every description acntnut loss or damage by Fin , and iiL'am-t the perils of the Si a or Inland Nnvigution. Risks taken on the iiiost favorublo U-ria, T. HTOCKTtlN, Agent. UIIOfOM. K. B. Reeder. William Burnet, George Carlisle, J. C. Thon, J. M. Blair, II. Raper, J. P. Kilbreth, E. S. Hahies, II. L. llotlman. E. K. KEEPER, President, N. (iHRciory, Secretary. Iapl8 dtf EIHJAKS' VARIATIONS OF POPRRY. 'pHE Variations of I'omtv. By Rev. Samuel Ed cur, D. D-, ol . Irelaiul. AunrnuM Sparry. F'oriuloby may IS lition. 1 vol. Svo. Ediu-il by Rev. I.N. WRITING Si HUNTIHOTON, rnHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of X Columbus and vicinity that he has purchased the entire t(si;k of Drugs, Medicines, etc., of Wm. Schneider, at the Fliuile Drug Store, corner of High and Rich streets, where he would rx; hanpy to wait on all who mny favor him with a call. Prescriptions carefully prepared. JOHN B. SCHOYERER, ap.')2nid Chemist and Druggist H W. ZINCS FOR JUNE. f t RAHAM'S American Monthly Magazine, for June. UT Oodey's, Lady's Book tor June. Sartain's Magazine for June. Just received and for Bale by HMftt I. N. WHITING Si HUNTINGTON. TO FKINTEItS. 'liHL lui'l of a Daily PnjH-r in one of the principal citfes 'A 1 Ohio is held by a'silent partner. This portion would be d. posed of on fttvoralde tenus to a printer, wiio would po aelheiy into business with the other partner, to whom, for particulars, a letter may be addressed under cover, post paid, to Hon. Jot r-Woods, Auditor of Ohio, or to the Editor ol tint Ohio Stntw Jrur mil, who will forward a letter of inuuiry. Either. Of these gentlemen can rive a general reply. Ii lay 20 tf VALUABLE BOOKS THE MADISON PAPBRS, Ac., lie, rtlHE PupTfl of James Madi-on, published by order of Con-X gress; being his Correspondence and Reports of Debates during the Congress of the Confederation, and his Reports and Debates in the Federal Convention ; now published from the orijf imd manuscripts, deposited in the Department of State. II vols. 8vo. Debates in flie Congress of the United States on the Bill for re-peidimj the Law "for the more convenient organization of the Courts of the United States." 1 vol. fivo. The Constitutions of the several States of the Union ; embracing the Dec) irutioii of Independence, Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of each State in the Union, with the amendments, nnd much other matter of general interest ; from authentic documents, Embellished with the Seals of the diBhr ilil States. 1 vol. 8vo. The Works of Thomas J efl'erson embracing bis Correspondence mid Miscellaneous Papers. It vols. 8vo. Lee's Observations on tlie Writings of Thomas Jefferson. 1 vol. Hvo. Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Convention assembled at Philadelphia in the year 177, for the purpose ol forming the Con-litution of the United Stales ; from notes taken by the late Chief Justice Yutes. 1 vol. Hvo. History of the F'edend Government, for tifly years, from March, 1789, to March, 1890. By Alden Bradford, LL. D. 1 vot.tjvo. For sale at the Bookstore of mayti I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. NOTICE. 4 YOUNG lady ot substantial (pialitications, now a resident ol x V one of the Eastern States, is desirous of obtaining a school at the West. She prefers soinelnrge tow n. Coinpeiisati ti must be liberal, and any derired recommendations or references can be iriven. AddrcHS C. B. Adnmd, Washington City, or A.F.Perry, Post Master, Columbus, I). ap30dsVt-Wlm TO SCALE AND 1IALANCE MAKERS. SEALED proposals will bo received at the otliee of the Secretary of State, at Columbus, until noon on Thurbduy, the 2th day of June, I8o0, for lurnishing a sufficient number of balances to supply one for each county in this State Said balances to he suitable in v urkinanship, enpacity and ina-terinls tor using with the weights already furnished to toe several counties, and which may be seen by calling on any of the County Auditors. Models must la' shown of the kind proposed to he furnished, with the price named and the time within which they can be delivered at Columbus. Bond with security will be required of those to whom the con-tract may be awarded. As great accuracy is desirable in the balances, none but models of the best form and workmanship need be presented. KERRY W. KING, mayl3 Secretary ot State. Cheapest Clothing West the Mountains. I . A. if I . HESS, (flVeceeaON to Frank A. llt'KS,) U bole-Tile mid Itelnll Clnlhhijf Alei'ehnntH, City Hank lUiildinif, mrutr of High and Slate itrertn, Columbiir, I I n r. now oil iiaiiu, iuiu are eon-iamiy receiving irom uicij I I wholesale establishment in the city nf Baltimore, fresh sup plies Of er17 description of GENTLEMEN'S READT.MADE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, suitable for all seasons, made up in the latest fashions of the very best materials and work manship. In short, ihey cannot be surpassed any where. Theii assortment is already known to most every one to be the largest in the city. I lUZeiis nun 811 nn;:t is wi.iiooj io pu remise i join oil; v. oi, wieie-re, do mU to give them n call atollt'C. Raring purchased their entire stock of materials from Import-s, for cash, they are able to sell them at a lower cash price than any other eftnbOanment in ue N est, ami at lenst :lO I'" !' Cent. ( 'beupi i tlinu those bnVfht on time hy other merchants in the same line of usiliess. 1 heir stock comprises, in part. Fine Black and Blue French (.'loth Frock and Dress (.'oats : n 4 ti Knglluh ' " Fine Black and Brown Sack Coats, Casshnere (.'oats, different stvles: Drab (' mis. Tweed Siteks. lor snritiL' mut -utoinei , Brown ainl Checkered Linen Coats and Roundabouts, Rowdy Coats, dff- iTeiit materials ; ntnl the larue-t assortment ot PAN I MMfjne ver rahlhttad in the eitv of Columbus, made of Cnssiniero. Plain and Fancy. Also, Doe Skin, Plain and Black Cloth ones ; Litfht Colored mid Brown Summer Casslmere and Linen Pants, suitable for i-uininer season. And a lar'e and most beautiful stock of WAISTCOATS, such as Black Satin, Fnncvdo.: Black Silk Velvet do., n beautilul nrticle; Worsted, asnmere, Butt, and M:irino 'ests. and a L'rr;it mniiV more ol diflerent QUURfoa. frODJ the finest to the lowert prieeil ones. Also, all kinds of Furnish- in.- anode, nu b m PINE BRIRTB, a real good Ki ticle. Irmn the iel shirt makers m III- Lulled Mates. Al-o, Mlk rck,t ana Ntrk Handkrrchit ffl. Scnrfo. I mimltnt. Trartlling Hax, and a great iriin luoreai tieli usually kept in u regular Clothing Store, not iieeessary to mention. All they ask of the public is to call and i- lhein,uiid examine their Good- and prices,. Merchants wishinirto buy at Wholesale will do well by eidliui: on lb- m, as their store is Hie only one of the kind that can sell at Fa-tern city W hole-ale Trices. Iti inemiier tne place l ay Kink HuUding, ajMOafM H'hitiHtf tf Huntington' Honk Storr. may 15 IIAIN A HOUTON, 1 If Q N M 0KO B US, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE. Iron, Nails, SpniiL.'-, Axles, Sush, (Jlass and House Trimmings. Also, dfmlers in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper, and every variety of Tie man's stock. flgli ol tm mnm mm, aigu sin-ei. CHARLES A RAIN. maylS-dtf JAMES M. NORTON. AIIOl'T eight miles Irom the city partly improved. A gOM hewed log liousi' table, well and a young orchard on the farm. The farm is well adapted to raising all kinds ot grains Phi tann must be sold soon, and is offered cheap. Perseus wish tag to make a small investment, or securing n pleasant bonao, UM Hot do Oftter T II ut) oyeiinm on u. n tins im imi run ,- one others that will. SMITH A MILLS, niayH Ileal r.state Agents. DU. WILLIAM HLACKSTONE, ENDERS his professional services to the citizens ol Columbus and vicinity. Residence at the DlfflAt, BOOIS, Office on lliah street, op- po-ite the United States Hotel. BKrKR TO Samuel fialloway, Esq., Prof. It. N. Howard, Win. H. Thrall, Esq., Prof. S. M. Smith, Dr. Robert Thompson, Columbus Prof. Daniel Drake, Cincinnati. niay!4 7wd' lOlt SALE Two houses and lots, with stables, wood houses I and every other convenience attached, situated on Friend street, they are brick buildings and in complete order, and will be mil rrry MM if applied for soon. Buyers w ill do well to call on us before purchasing eltrwhere. waym m. o.-- A CARD. , M sivTflTK'K i herehv inven that the under-i : 1 ned have this day L l entered into a co-partnership, for the purpose ()( practising Law. P.uvinir. Sellinit and Leasing Ileal Estate, Sun. ymi:, dtvi dinu and tm Ml idblg of lands and lot-, the Collection of Claims in central UMo, mm, also, to an mi-iness nerewunrr tvw oj j. r. Hmlth. JOSEPH F. SMITH, April 10, 185tpl9dtf SAMUEL M. MILLS. riMIE PILLARS OF IIEIICI'LES, or. a Narrative nf a Trave's in Spain ana Morocco in imr: ity imvm i eu' i""' 2 vols. For sale L N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. jun MtEELEV'S HINTS towards Reforms in Lectures, Ad- Jt dres. s and other Writings. 1 vol. PJmo. Hy Horace uree ley. For sale by JgfcaJ I. R. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. WOOL ' A fill i il w k POUNDS WOOL wanted at their Warehouse, I UUlUUU near the National Rnad Rridce. hy plfi FITCH Sl HALE. PATENT LEVER CLOCKS. 4 NEW article just received at J Call and tee then. june.- BROWNflA HI ( K S 1 AND WAR RANTS. A tew for tele ctHBOn hy li SMITH St MILLS, p7 Eiehange Bank Building. FRESH arrival of Buena Viata Hats at i aP2 WM. RICHARDS'. O! LADIES, HOLD A MINI TE ! nli'llVKIl rwr exr.ress last tupht mik and linen PnnJil Linen and Worsted do., beaatifol Ronivt Hlhhins, fptewtid Iress Silks in plain blacfc, flgnred black, and maemnceni roiov (or aie very low ny m. tuwir,- m arm p35 IHt SAI.I" We ,rr .Qthorizpd to wll th timlirr on . krt ol r pound North of UV Rnilroml rtpp.it rappoml to cofltnin bout 71 ncrrt. The timber rooMirtji of Hickory. Whit ok, nnd nme Beech, nnd will be told nt n bnrfnrn If npuDcatii) be mnde .oon. Inqoire of nT6 BARER ft ARS3TROWG. (iranimar School of Cauital University. 'piii- Bummer - of this Institution will open on Wednes- 1 day the of May, in the commodious building now occupied by the City Nigh Scho d on Town street. The Institution will be under the superintendence of Rev. Prof. Wm. M. Rkv-noi.d9, President of the University; and the Hrv. A. Essick and J. A. TuKmi-KK, Esq., will act as Instructors In Latin, Greek, Mnthematics, and lite higher branches of a good English and bus-Inessedueation. Instruction will also be given in German to more advanced students by Rkv. Prof. LeHManN. The following text hooks will be used in the Institution I Parker's Knlisk Grammar, Morn' Orography, (Atlas form,) F.mcrmns Arithmetic, (lid part,) Mitfr' Algibra and Gromrtry, Gould' Adam' Latin Grammar, Jacob't Latin Reader, Cornelia A'rpos, Genar, fBchmlta & Zumpt,) Cicero' Oration, (SchmitJt Si u mpf,) Gould'n Oeid,l'irgU. (Schniitz St Zunipt.) MMs, Horarr, (Antlion's,) IhtMori Qrm Grammar, Hullion't Greek Uuidrr, Xe-JMMia Anabnth, (Owen's,) yaicr's Iliad, (Felton's) Arrantetnenls will also be made for p-aching any part of a more advanced Classical or Mathematical course. If iieeessnry. The instruction will he adapted to the course usually pursued in our best classical schools and colleges. The charge of tuition will he five dollars for the first term, (three mien is to he pi L. GOODALE. M GOODING, T. SPARROW, G. M. PARSONS, F. 0. KELTON, O. MACHOLD, LEWIS 1IEYL. C. HriELMANN, TVaifef residing in Columbu. (I. STAN HE RY 8. GALLOWAY, S. M. SMITH, .1, P. BRUCK, THOS. ROllERTS, epi!2 MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Hon rd of TruatecM. tlun. Jeremiah Morrow, Twenty Mile Stand, Ohio. James McHride, Esq., Hamilton, " Pliny Crume, M. I)., Flatun, Eiiward Woodrull", Esq., Cincinnati, " L'harles Anderson. Eiq, " " Rev. Hugh McMillan, Xenia, " Jhiuch Galloway, Esq., Xenia, " Hon. F.lijah Vance, Hamilton, " Peter P, Lowe, Esq., Dayton, " 1'etcrOdlin, Esq., " " Wm, It. Collett, Esq,, Lebanon, M Joseph S. Hawkins, Esq., Eaton, " Fergus Anderson, Esq., Ross, " Win. M. Corry, EUL Cincinnati, " Wm. OnMsMOlt) Cincinnati, " John W. Scott, Oxford, " Chauncy N. Olds, Circlevillo, " (Jeorgt; M. Parsons. Columbus, " Fnrully. W. C, Anderson, D. D., President, and Professor of Moral Philosophy.Thomas .1. Matthews, A. M., Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.Charm Elliott, A. M., Professor uf the Greek Language, and Literature. James C. Motfatt, A. M., Professor of tin Latin Language and Literatim;, and .Esthetics. O. N. Stoddard, A. M., Proleesor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. It. II. Ilishou, Jun., A. M., Adjunct Professor of Languages, and Principal of the Preparatory Department. Course nf Study. Tlie course of study is full and thorough in all the departments, and equal in these respects, to that of any College in the United States. KrlijCioiiM Inatruetlon. " Instruction In Religion and Morality," is, according to the Charter, among the objects for which the I'niversity is established, and for this, careful provision is made in the course of study. And the Studenta nrc required to he present daily at Religious worship In the Chapel, (consisting of readini; the Scriptures and prayer,) and OH the Sabbath, to attend in their respective claes.es, a BfbM recitation, conducted by the diflerent Piofesfors, one public religious service by the President, and one other service in some of the churches in the town. A dm inn ion. Candidates are WMUired to ntralah evidence ot mod character, and of their proficiency in that part of the course preparatory to the standing lor which they are ottered ; and it from another College, a certificate of dismission. LlhmrieN nnd Cnliini'l. The librnries contain about 8.0UU volumes of well selected nnd valuable books. Than is a Largo Hid well arranged Geological Cabinet. The Chemieui and Philovoiihicul Aimaratus affords tlie means id' a satisfactory illustration ot tlie most important doctrines in the various departments of Natural Science. Location. At Oxford, Rntltr emmtu. Omm, tliirtv mile3 north-west ot ( 'iin innnti : having communication by Turnpikes, with the neighboring villages and cities undowment This Institution has an nnnual income of near Sir Thousand Dollars, exclusive M Tuition Fees. SeKsion ol SiikIv. There lire two Sessions in each year; the first beams the First .u-manu m ('.:. ,t aiuiiMKlhe , ninl Jhoi.lhVnl .March: th id begins () Fint Mntdnu of Aitril, and ends the dot before Uie annual eoinoi. nceuienr. ( I'lliioeli, i riienl. The annual Commencement is on the Second Thursday of Au gust. MOTMMs Tuition per Session in College Classes tl5 00 " " Preparatory Department 10 00 Hoarding and Lodging, per week 1 85 to 9 DO Total necessary annual expense U6 00 Hy order ol tin- Hoard of Trustees. apfi-d JEREMIAH MORROW, President. I I'E It IIANfJINHS New iiatterns French and American, I printed in Tints, BtMl ami Gold. iill supply of Holders and Paners, nt wholesale and retail. si Uie new bookstore of mayOu J. II. RILEY Si CO. IJAYAKD TAYLOR'S CALIFORNIA Adventun l In the Lf Path of Empire Illustrated. Trade supplied For sale nt the bookstore of J. II. RILEY 4 CO may.io THREE ELY CAR PKTS, PIECES ot Bngllah Ihlperlal three ply Carpets New styles ' unit new pnltems. Jiist received and tor sale cheap by may30 J. D. OSBORJ i Co. NEW HOOKS. IVf EMOIRS of the House id Orlean-; inelii.lini; sketches and 11 anecdotes of the most distinguished eharai ters in France luring the leten Month and Mgtmbffi centuries. V.y W. Cooke lay I or. LL D. J vols. PJmo. Memoiri rA the Court id Marie Antoinette. Queen of France. liy Madame I'amimii, tir-t Latlv ol the Itedehiiiidier to tin' (lueen. From the third London edition, with n Itiouraphical Introduction Irom "The Heroic Women ol the French Revolution." 'J vols. mo Works nf tin- -de Eriunr Allen POB I with notiees of bis Life nnd Ontna, Ily If. P. Willis J. R. Lowell and R. W. (iriswold, vols. Umo, F'or sale at the bookstore of may30 I. N. WHITING St HUNTINGTON. FOR -VI I.. A VKKV convenient llriek House, nn Onk street, with lot 47 t t.v I I. li hy ) 10, it nod well ot writer nnd some choice fruit trees, brnhoery, a I liin nruiiertv crm he mm im-rii mi reaaunaDH terms. Innuiri' nt iimyS!! HAKKK ARMSTRONG. FOIt SAI.K. elAGRsflOV LAND la Oarrol comity, Inilinnii, Mtunted JW within six miles of the county sent. This land will 1"' I on cood termt1. or exclniiii'ed for city oronertv, or land in thin county. inHyl " HAKKK St ARMSTRONG. I It I Nl II AMI A II K It 1 4 ' A CAI.F SKINS. IU0T roctrred a large stork of the above ROmod articled whic if w ill be sold at a low figure by B. H. KIMHAI.L. aoaaOO TANNERS' OIL. ) K HULS. laMarlet PtohOfl in store and for sale unupunlly loW nt the Gilt Hoot, by miiy-281 II. II. KIMHAI.L. IIFE OF H A It Al AN HLENNERIIASSETT, omjiri-A wiiiir nn authentic r!count of "Tin; Hurr LxhiblttoO," con tiiininj furtB not heret-lore published. I nut'- mpplied. r'nr sale at the new bookstore of may:ai J. II. 1:11 M Si CO. rilLRKISII KVKNINGH. Ily Brown. Another supplr. Reiiretentitive Men. KnierHon. Ways of the iUm. Cooper. Tttlbofand Vernon. Scarlet Letter. Hawthorn. Huiuiarifin Revolution. Hv I'racar. Adjutant General tinder Kossuth. Kinc of the Hurons. Deel anil Tort. Colton. Wall to Viih. For side at the new bookstore of Trade supplied. inoySO 3. II. RILEY Si CO. NEW JEWELIM ESTALISIIAIENT. 11 R OWN Si H ICR. THE imiteriinied have formed n imrtnershin with this title, nnd taken the room tormerly occupied hy C. R. tuns aa a tnncv -tore, a i wiiinirs smun oi ine Ainei ieau Mi l' i, io 1. 1 ie oriv (ipioi-tii- tne i-xciiiinii nmiK. wncrc tie y liH'e ui" in il ;i new ii-?nrtinent ot Wn teller, Jewelry, Sliver nnd I'lnteil Wore, Cold Pent, -peelfiele4 ot every ne-rripooii, io sun an eyes And all kinds of FANCY iU(HS usually kept in their line. We invite all to mil and look at our nx k. fro will be nlensed to show our t I- wbeliier fbey wish to purrhnoe or not. Watches and dorks repaired In the best manner and warranted for one year, r mm tin ir fsperienec in tlie nusiiiesn int-y nope to ue sine i l-i v . t. i -' H t ii ii ti i iii i In i ni'iv lnvor lliein won itieir patron age. J. H. BROWN, mayv.i d. nu;iw. JOHN CARLISLE, ( Latt of Chillirothf, Ohio.) I'roilnrr, Co mm I I on nnd Fnrwnrrfing Merchn m , CLEVELAND, OHIO. mayir-d3m NEW BOOKS. 3ltIfK and Irre'olution. A new series of the discipline of M i'nee m cenis. Pictorial Field BHik of the Itevniution, with fiOO wood cnirra- vines, to te rmnpk t'H in vi I numtirri. fart I. ' cent. Standish, the puritan. A Tal of the American Revolution, vol. 7.1 cents. Southey's Correspondence. Part 3. 25 d'nU. For sale by may37 I. N WHITING St HUNTING I (iN -iTI(A Kit OK HTIII.KN. I In Ihr '"d .if Mn. n l rvh Milk i'w. with wUk aa nnd brindlr rpou. n.) pnrtiruliir murk, horn, borrd, 11... or tlx jeirt old. Any inlorm.Tion think lully rr ,rfirpd. find rH'cinn"!" rrw.ni i:i.n it r.ium'U to juiyl nnuni auburn, imhm Jl -T IN TM1K! AFHF.SII tupply of (bwiee Oranrc teed.: pome more choice nnmed rtnhli. RikjM . Hwret I'ototoet nnd enrly l'otntoes for na, nnd h wm lmwmm, I lower r-ccu.. bi uie omce ol uie mnyl OHIO (CULTIVATOR L'ltll SAI.K Two rcry desirnble houte. on tnte rtrect each n conunninj, .ix rooms ; rery conrenient out-lmildms, ni other Improvement, on the lot. for tale low and on easy term. Oatltj 0l)io State Journal. MONDAY KVRNING, JL'NK 10, 1850. Voi i toiidciii r of the .lourmil. tJreai Rroutli-Cropa Suflerlnn Series of Daring Robberien. WAtURi 0., June 3, 1850. Mr. BajooM! BltKhJ f bit wrote wo Imvo Imd no nitt, ninl then 1ms been almost cougtiiiitly it bold dry wind from the North, Vegetation Ueafferuig mrmih from tlie drouth, and tlie whenl nnd grejg ornM will be a failure tUlleei we gat inin won, uiitl, nt present there in no IndicatioQ of it, Farmera are now spprahantive of it repetition of ibe leaneioi 1846 in regirfl to feed, mid Mtna are lallhu their eattle ut a miniiice. while others lire anwin corn na u subiditiite fur huy. I Iiave just re to rnad mint Cleveland, and vegetation lln re imd nit the hike altore looks even worse tlmn here.' Ily u gentleman from Miehifmu I learn that tlie dronth is ns severe there as here, nnd great npprehennions aro felt thul ihe wheat orop will bo cut nli". Flour in Detroit ib held nt $G pet Imrrel, nnd hu still mi upward tendency. Hay in Cleveland ia selling nt $20 per ton. One night laBt week a most dating robbery wus committed in Giiatavtia, in this county. Three despa-radoMi disguised aa negroes and armed with daggers, about midnight entered tho house of n Mr. Barns. They entered tlie bed-room where Mr. Barns and his wife were sleeping, awoke them and demanded their money or their lives ihonld bo tho forfeit. They resisted, nnd a general melee ensued, iu which n light f-tund, looking-gliiss mid other lurniture were broken. The son soon came tn the assistance of the father, but they were both knocked down and udagger was placed to tlie sou's breast, and ho was told that miles he desisted nnd remained quiet, they would take his life ; he however dealt aotneblowaio efieotnaHy upon Uiebridge of the ruffian! nose as t.i leave marks by which to Idantitjr him. The old lady also struck one of (he vil-Uani with a log of the broken Htand. ami marked him in the face, but who too was knocked down, and told if she did not get the money Immediately for them they would kill bar She then delivered them nil llie money In the home, ($60) and after satisfying them solves that there was no more money they left, taking with litem some notes. On Friday lust two men by lite name of VYyrick, and one by the name of Hull, of Champion, in this county, were arrested on suspicion, and on Saturday, underwent an examination before Justice Fitch of this place, and were bound over to the next term of the Common Pleas Court for tho county. The bonds were fixed at $300 each, but failing to get bail they were committed to prison to await their trial. Tlie general impToaiion is that they are guilty, and that nothing can prevent n conviction. This is only one of a series of robberies and attempted robberies in this section. A few weeks ago the store nf Mr. Stanhope, of Kinsman, was broken open, and about $500 iu money ami goods were taken, but nu trace of the villiuiis fa ll yet been found. Sinco then the lmuse of a Mr. Bruit), an elderly single gentleman, living in Hubbard iu this county, was entered in the nibt by three men disguised, and his money was de-manded under penalty of death. He refused to give it up; mid after healing h'm unmercifully, and search-in" the house, without Sliding any money, they left. A large quantity of money was at the time concealed iii the bed) but in searching the bed they mi.seil it. A houeu in KiiiaiiHiu won also broken open in the tdght by three men disguised, and the family abused and their money demanded, They gave up three dot lari, all they had, but ihe villmns told them that Ihey had $G00, which ihey got at a particular place, but being aatilfled by the exhibition of nott s to that amount that the money was loaned OUt, they left. They said ihe old gentleman, " you know us und wo know you. Tlie ProthotioLiry, ol Mercer counly. Pi., wns ate y robbed nf over $l,','00 by some villiaus, who enler 1 hi- bouae at Bight, but no trace of the money or rogues Has yet oeen found, suspicion now points In these three men the perpetrators of all these rub rics, ami subsequent developments may fasten the KUlll Upon them. The community had become alurm- at the frequency nnd ueeparate nature ui iheae rob lieries, and it is hoped that this will put an end Io them Yours. Slc. COMIJS. STIVBMT1T.U, .lime (J, lS-O Dkab Joi-RNl. : Tho public iu Ibis qnartetr docs nut Mr,ni Iu lie inucli iittnirteil tu tin; prucoeilinKH ol die ootuttitntioual Oonvention. 1 perceive ihe commit- on Legislative PoWtff have made a repni'l, Ity WblCb tliey ilecule, nee. z:, Hint all ri-gular letalolll nl tin- Qtmeral An!oinbly .liall commence on the brut Monday of Jauuiny, biennially." Such, decidedly, is ibe wish of a large majority of our people here; but it - mv opinion that nnuuiil sessions will be found KHury. All measures ol this kind seem tu rehect upon ihe intelligence oi ine people, rr ny suoiuu tins ly ol grnve legislators sny to the people, " you shall not meet ofteiier than once in two years, to do your own liiisiues l Aro tney airalil ol llie people f llie Molt of this is to take from the body of tho people, mingli their representatives, powers and duties, and invest tliem in single persons, frequently amounting to legislative powers encouraging, fostering and milking the everlasting song of Democrats, " that power is al ways stealing from the many to ihe few," ennstitntiun-al. I would rather trust tho people themselves, through legally elected representatives, than a single dividual, invested with Inrge lowers grown tat and ipudentwith the spoils of office, or living like Prin ces on large salaries, made larger by the " stealings,' ihout any direct accountability to the people, but the very revenue of the State used to obtain re-elee- tious tu keep place and power. The committee think themselves, that biounial ses sions will not uo wiiuoui soineining io on up ine void, and have, therefore, wisely or foolishly reported section 38. "The Goneral Assembly shall by law pro-vide for the organization of a body of select men fur each county, to consist of a delegate from each township and ward, to bo elected annually by the people thereof, in Which board the General Assembly shall vest such local legislative tower, over all matters which concerns such enmity exclusively." Hy this, I understand, that annual sessions nro ex changed for biennial, and about eighty local Legisla tures. The reason for the change from annual to bieu- ninUessiun, is, that we legislate tno much now. The committee do not think so. Our system was to lie mnde plain, less complicated, so that every man could be his own lawyer, and we would break down that .-ery useful, but non-producing class ot men. the committee, however, 1 think, increase an uojccuuu. intended to be provided against, by erecting these local Legislatures, l'erhaps it is intended, lliat these se lect board of men, shall take the place of our present . -' .... j r. L. ,1.; county commissioners. 1 Hal will not uo, constitution we ought to ami nt economy .i . .. n. plainness. These select men will largely increase- our expenses. I doubt their propriety. I am informed that the editor of the Statesman has got a large body or men iu Columbus, that he cannot manage that they will not go his ultra measures, aad that in his deep agony he left off his steam on the Be-wrter for the Convention. The nomination of Judge Johnston is well received here. I hope be will give us a call during the sum- ""The first instalment nf stock in the 8. & I-H. R. Oo. baa beeu cheerfully aud promptly paid. The En- Kilmers aro out on the, road. All thing, connected with in- mud, iook urijiiit .iii I proinmng. It will not bo iK until wo can vin't your city on a railroad car.-Wo have had uo rain lutr. for .m. tl... .i weather exaMdiaglj unfavorable for apring cropi, but ...... u pei nniu lias been n greater appearance uf an abundance uf wheat and fruit. The river low, and but little bnrlnill dttbut, exennt in wn..l wl.irli la now coming in, and wtlli at a amall advance over laat year. l uur mojt riipectfully. FAITHFUL. Wnhing(on CorreapondeiMe. Wash-moto", June 5, 1850. I lean from a reliable source, that the President hat remonstrated against the severity of the nroceedina-s of tho Spanish authorities in Cuba, towards resident Americans, during the recent uproar produced at the rinMina liy the "invading army." Of the precise tone of this remonstrance I am not advised. It is also sta- ted ihuttho President has made friendly suggestions to tho Spanish Government, with aview to mitigating tho luuwuueui "i tne prisoners taken at Oardenna, alleging, simply, that the young men who unhaonilv em. barked in that desperate enterprize, wero led awnv bv designing men. This is very creditable to the gener ous hearted uld hero President, but .it is much to be feared that his interposition cannot prove effectual, as there is too much reason for the apprehension that the Draconic edict of the Captain General was promptly oxecuted upon every victim that fell within its reach. Gen. Lopez, the modern Quixote, is in imminent danger of atoning, measurably, for the outrage he lias inflicted upon public law and humanity. The proper ullicers of tho government nre on his track, and he will bo dealt with in a manner.to deter other desperadoes from any similar enormities. In consideration of the brief time allowed for com. pleting the debate on the California message, the Houie is engaged in a continuous iptech, each member occupying tho floor during his nllotted hour. And they are engaged night and day. Most of the speakera aro heavy enough ; but last evening the Hon. John L. Tay. lor, ol tho Chillicothe district, succeeded in getting tho floor, and lie addressed a full House aud crowded gal leries, in a manner that elicits tho wannest applause. His speech is conceded to be one of the very ablest of the session. Ho planted himself handsomely unon the President's plan, and declared himself now and forever opposed to the extension of human slavery. Mr. Tay lor is one of the working members, and but rarely obtrudes himself upon the attention of the House ; but when he does, he is listened to with profound attention.The Omnibus Bill was under discussion in the Senate to-day, the Hon. Hopkins L. Turner of Tennes see, ono of the ablest men in OnngreBs, having the floor. rl is speech ot to-day was enlivened a little by an at tempt at a flagellation of Father Richie. Mr. Tnrnoy is tho principal getter-op of the suuthern organ, his ex traordinary zeal in tho matter, resulting from a feud of long standing between b.mself and the venerable Nestor. Of course ho cotnesiu for a good deal of abuse iu the colunuiB of the Union, for Father Ritchie is one of that class of political casuists, who believe an editor has full right tn use a public journal as an instrument uf private malice. To-day, Mr.Turiioy took occasion to pay back with interest. He also denounced the Omnibus Rill with vehemence, nnd principally, as was apparent iu his speech, because tho Union supports it. After Mr. Taney had concluded there was a most singular display on the part of Senator Whitcomb of Indiana. He arose, he observed, not to make an argument on the question, but simply " to put himself right before the country." But Mr. Whitcomb missed his mark wonderfully, for everybody thought he mistified his mysterious position very thoroughly. It will be remembered thut when Mr. Whitcomb supplanted the Hon. Sidney Breeze in the atfectious nf the Hoosler Legislature the general tmpraiim was that his success resulted from the single and simple fact that Mr. Breeze repudiated and Mr. Whitcomb an -opted tlie Wilmot proviso test. But tiwlay Mr. Whitcomb assured the Senate thai he regarded the Wilmot proviso as clearly unconstitutional. He afterwards affirmed that he should vote steadily against the extension of slavery, but would go in for the Omnibus bill as coming pretty near his views, although he was prepared to go the entire figure lor the ndmission of California, independent of alt oilier questions. Now if this ii not an explicit defining nf one's position, then it will be difficult to find ono in the history of demngogues. Immediately after Mr. Whitcomb had completed his rxpose the day was made memorable by a rejection by the American Senate, of the principle of the ordinance of '87. It was proposed as an amendment to the Or-dtnnnce Bill by Gov. Sewanl, and rejected by a vote of yeas 96, nays 30. So we go 1 The Connecticut Legislature. Wednesday, June 5 P. M. The House of Representnlives voted again for Senator to-day, without coming to a choice. The second ballot was as follows : Baldwin, Whig 94 Taney, Dem 88 Niles, Free Soil 15 Cleveland, Free Soil Dem 9 Ingham, Dem 5 Callin, Dem 1 Chapman, Whig 1 214 Tho lurthe voting was then postponed till Wednesday next. Fresh Arrival af Staves. THE undersigned would lay to their friends and eatto JSJM mm, nnd those who bavo been waiting for the arrival ot jajaj Tli.-ir stoves, dial thpyhavs just rncelved aa good an aa- siirtmcnt of Cook Stoves aa haa ever been offered for sale in this place, among which are Ktuhboue's Large Oven Air Tight Cassis Steve, Noa. a, 4 and 5. Thia store baa given universal satisfaction, and all we aak ia, give It a trial. THE MOS KINO, Nos. 4 and 5, which takea In throe too wood, knnwn as the Karmpr's Own Stove. THE qUEEX OF THE WEST, No. 3 , 4 and 5- -an entirely new and molt beautiful pattern. As for its good qualities we have only to ask you to come and examine It, we feel assured you will be convinced that it has not ita equal. Also, a fine lot of Premium Stoves of all sizes, which we will sell very low, at our store just opposite the Franklin Bank. High street dlwiwtf J HEYL . MASON. SiTORK TO HUNT. THE Store in tho cstt end ol tho Backeye Block. Also, Rooms In the upper stories. The above property will be rented or lensr.l t good tcniuits upon reasrmanie terms, apply to WM. R. GRAHAM. Asent. mny3-lmil Plstt'i Building. M1I.U.I. HOIIME AND LOT POK MAI.K. O N Fmk street, a BRICK HOUSE with five comfortable rooms, eliesp and on good terms. SMITH at MILLS, junefi Real Estate Agents. Hardware. -1 III , MIIHM I X .. Hfffn -if ih. Glli Pnrilork, Nn. 161 Ht-jri. aCreet. f AVK now in store ami in traiuitu from the cut, a very Inrge (iKRE, AIlllOTT 4b OOm II stork of hardware. cutl-TV. house builiiiitir material, fw- mini? and merhnnical tool. We hare long len anaiou to meet our customer on low price, we have now the ability to do o. Uur goiKlB Were nought lor caao anil wr ran nn win pen w prompt paying purchMcr upon aa good term, if not a little better, than any other ett!ilihment to thii vicinity. june7 OERE, ABBOTT St CO. ( KM" VVT SAWS. WE have juit received a freah lot of thoae very uperior croaa cut awi we have been selling the last two years june7 OERE, ABBOTT St CO. NALXS. WF. take this opportunity to tay that we have now in store and tor ale at low prices, .100 keg of the beat nail ever hsght to thia market fc CQ SHOVELS. (- ( K)Z. O. Ames- warranted shovels, inrluding long and short tU handles, Iron and steel, bright and black, round and square point, bark strap and plain. JT AJ'm'' ;Wdo'0"gABSaWco. CARKIAGB TRIMMINGS. s ff PAIB Elastic Hpringa ; 20 sett Iron Axles ; 100 sett Bras. I ' Ft I lluhl, H -ind. . I bale. M'i" . I'ntenl l.entner ; l.ace. inna, Damask I ining. . Painted and Oum Cloth ; Tacks, Seames Ces-d, Malleable Congs, 4e. For stf b, &