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New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
VOL. Z.

enable hin to choose those pursuits for which his
superior education had fitted him. These condi-
tions must be fulfilled To guarantee the individual
against being sacrificed ard rnmplcd down, as he
IS IN most cases in our JuggeInau; Societies.
Association Will respect Indigidual Liberty in
all the details et life and in no ins,ance would
personal Freedom. Tastes or inclinations be vio-
lated or subjected 70 the control OF any authority
whether of the Individua or the Community We
have shown this with sufficient clcarncs, in previous
articles. As regards eating for example, a person
could dine in the Public Halls, OF with group OF
friends in u small dinng-roon. By the side Of the
Public Halls or he would dine in his apart
ments.Z He could also rcn, such rooms as he
wished which would be entirely separate from all
others If ne desired to be isolated, he could
take an apartment in one OF the wings. He would
DC more alone there than he now can be in city.
for his windows would look cut upon fields or CUR
dens, and not upon back yards. where he cannot
avoid seeing the menal and petty occupation. OF
ncighbors or upon noisy street, where carts and
carriages SUN the ear with their din, and crewd-
urc passing to and fro.
Every person in Association could devote him
self to such occupations n=lndustry.zAr! and
Science as he wished, and vary them as often and
continue them as long as he chose; there will be
no masters and employers to hire and govern the
Mass. 1ttracfire Mdustry,-Labor disniicd and
ennollcd will induce people to work; the stimulus
of want and starvation the snpcrvisionot mas
ter will no, be necessary. In any system OF So
ccry where Industry is not rendered Attractive,
arbitrary rules and discipline, and the control OF a
master or employer over the Hired lal'oFcr, mus
exist
In every .,ssociAtion there will be a=Library
Reading Rooms, a Gallery Of finc Arts and
Scientific Collections, where IND i;viduais anrc.
sort for pleasure OF study. lhc Domuin. with it
gardens, groves promcnudes aud parks will#bc
open To all. Hero can the individual roam aud
be alone as much as llc wishes and these ud-
vaata.c<, l@t us remember. will be extended 10
ever, member Of Society without exception. How
many persons enjoy at present this perfect lndl-
vduul Liberty? If we deduct the Poor, who
have no, the means, the Hired Luborcrs, Mcnials
and Slaves, from the mass ,i the Population, We
shall find that not one out of hundred no, not
one out Of a thousand, enjoys it. After this. who
Gun uphold the present system OF Society against
Association, upon tho grounds that the hitter will
merge the Individual i'll the Mass!
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
MEETING.

meeting Of all those who arc favorable to and
Interested in the of Association and the sociul
elevation of Man, will be held This Evening. at No.
- Chambcrs-strcct, between Chatham and Centre
streets a, llalt-past7 o'clock. \ general attend
ancc is particularly requested rs measures Of i'm
portaucc will be proposed.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

Oar ar,iclc= prepared for this days paper, and
lending to prove that in Association the Individual
ci no, be merged in the Mass, is unavoidablv
crowded out 1t will appear tomorrow
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CFIECT SCHOOL at Rhinebeck

cEIECT SCHUUL al -NHlneDcCk'
Du,chc,> County, y. Y.-A few select youths. from ~
l6 year. oi ~ l taken INTO the tailliy "i c so
-rir 10 >,rI,t in addition IN, whom h i
educating at hsme accomplished teacher engaged a
graduate from College aad with te additional supervision
mud care OF the proprietor may he assured that
every paus will taken in the correct education OF tler
Children mentally. morally. aud physically.
lii. contemplated for the leahiul eHercls o iie pupils
10 connect with The School facilities tor acqunga practical
k.ov Agriculture horticulture and Ornamental
nrcnq In these pursuits the subscriber has partc!pat-
20, for n ser, OF wears witt pleasure and delight and WITH
anolc ronnl, on his premises adapted 10 such purposes,
every convenience. viii he Afforded
The location al Rliin.eck the banks OF the Hudson
N, Tho COUNTY o Duchess within six hours travel from te
cy oi New York. and from Albany, Win private "'d-
in; attached renders the situation eligible and convenient
There w be tw terms during the year OF z weeks cac
r, hrs, term to commence the first TUESDAY ~ nS neAt
lie .,.col, th, las, T sesday in November following
Charges Sl25 per term, (llalt in advance nciut!ng
.oard lodging Washing, fuel and lights. pupils hnd!ag
their own beds bedling and books, the same VIII he ur-
ui.led by tie proprietor moderate Charge
FREEBORS GARRETTSON.
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rYIspAEt Posr, SO Bowery, has lu.tpub-
,sbcd Godcy's Ladys Book for April. 1t, con-
,on,s are spirited as usual, and it. cngrovinss OF
,be ordinary splendid style.
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NVTSIC ATTHREE, CENTS 4 PAGE
lYl at No. 7s Lspenardsrrct, corner OF Broadway
nw and lasonnbe Music for the Piano, Guitar and Flute,
which he is selling at the very low price OF cents page
retail Also on hand small lo OF Musical Instruments
c ,yill he sold very low The public invited 10 call
and cxamn. for themselves Wholesale dealers supplied
chraprr than AT any other establishment III the u STATES
lei III pn' '''' : CHAS T. GESLAIN.
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A S s OCIATION

~ THIS Column in, been purchased by a> advocates Of
oc'oon order 10 'ny their m ne Public
I for,hip i, en,ir,y distinct from thn! Of DTribune
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

=lTH removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies from Faurteentstrec to lai Fourts.
near the Washington Parade Ground few doon west OF
McDougal-sticet on,Z. ,,,
The Spring Term will commence on ,. Hth OF March.
Besides the Senior Branch OF The hoardlng school tlcre :
M are ~ nine wears where they will be carefully attended
by Respectable lady. The strictt-i attention. PAD
10 religious instruction and the cultivation OF morals
The institution is under the entire superintendent OF
Mrs Reid Tbe charges moderate The best OF leach
en,ployed ihIo Ilu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

~ The LApY's World OF FAsHlos, con,aiii-
- variety ofli,crorv matter, Plates Of the Fash
~, and a splendid engraving has .us, been pub
=J;.bcd by King & Co. l9q Broadway.
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Rhnebcck, Dutshe,, County, " y,

Rev. Dr. Mott, Prcsden, OF Union College: Rev Dr. Pot
ter of do Rev Dr. Bangs of Wesleyan Gniverlv AuEus-
IN, W smith Professor OF Natural Philosophy and Assrono
my; Rev D. b. whchcn, Professor Of Ancient, Language
Rev Joseph Ioldek Professor OF Moral fhiiooPhy Kt.
VIM ~ Wi.,t Professor of Hebrew; Geo. Suckey ESD,
Francis Hall Esq L. Kirby, Esq, y. T. !avens, Esq,
Sew-York; Rev. DR.. Waters, Baltimore, Md Key. Is.
Crenpb and Rev J. Trippctt, lthnebeck. nl2 2tawlm'
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w:e LINN .EAN BOTANIC GARDEN

NAND NITRSEkIES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new
Catalogues viii, the reduced prices may he ohtat sra'
n, n the o.fce 20 Nassau street, and a, Dayton New
mans, Fulton and Nassau ST., aud WI! a,o pe sent
m mail 10 all who apply post raid Orders eit as above
.p, ~ ma y, Ill receive prompt attention, and the trees
,,c forwarded aS directed. -,
All orler, n., he directed 10 the subscriber and the
1ubic have already been cautioned against persons pre-
n!lag 10 agents. Mr. Garet>on and Mr. Con nave no
concern whatever wlth tins establishments
Flushing. March 2l>t, 1912.
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THE Tt RIB U n T..

CODY. LApy.s Book. April 1892 king y ~" '' ''oa'
wav H. S. Kaynor 20 Bowery
Bcauty and innocence IS the ute OF one OF Inc
.,,o snc engraving. that adorn this number Those
x;.bto sec it on a large scale and in still!
more splendid style, will do well to look @ at ool,
=,,,,,s w;adow-where it's titled Lady LeSeson
C:owc,#.o!d Mortality is fine plate. The
,.ad;ny rna,,eris various and excellent Among the
oon,r;bp,or, are Mrs. slcovnsEy, N#P. WILLIS,
p.av Pr.,Aa1s, and others. We would refer to
~. K;,r., advertisement in another column.
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asa FROM 5 TO 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

NSI + KUNT : To IU.UUV IDS. 5I.T TtsII NuI-
- DEN SEED. uall the choicest species and varis.
sale in Quantities >uit purchasers, at BkiDHs-
iANS permanent establishment. corner % Eghteens'st
ui Broadway. AI,o. he Young Gardeners %>i,;aa' @
ca,,,. the, result, ct i, =. yrn'> practice IN Navy York
j. lis work has been h0noe by the ava ii ot Soi8 We
M trrru the American Institute, wAI1h institution, ana ic
It- Work ~a, Agricultural Society. having also awarded
,vera copies Premiums cI superior teclnens OF Gar
len Products farther comNcni Is dceined unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
6rA FOR SALE.-A valuable Country

Seat in the OF Jamaica. l. lhs ma, ~
tor sale hi> Property ora part there . tnr
pean5 ~l5o a: eji 10 Il or sssass ID ssrss front
IN 5u Win fruit and orna;1en.al I'm ~. ] To sn,
section highly proved, with all m , IN ttr ..a,ou
ar,smsa ssn,ss l1s es . bs and ass n aosGdass- 3
The substantial ana ,s J.a. nrer The whole
os5 ana sfs + o 1 al pe 70 maxi dos . n.
% S im2ryvPF 9gn ap5esa ies sa5oo@ 70 Or a.
ION 4.s as, naidj lo lm' II PolLLoN, Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
Z ODGlNGS Lodgings No. GO West

ODGINGS Lodgings NO. 90 West
IB-oadway. from Chambers strserh> llou''-
Ina, been recenIlybui AND cs;abi she'd Gen,!eIn-If
Lodging House II has bcen kcr, by the proprietor
for two rear past who will probably keep for many years
come and usually contains ron, p 10 50 gentlemen a,
lo!rer Il, not Public I0-; liquor. game. NOISE or
amusement. Of arv kind are allowed Ony class OF per.
sons arc accepted, wit, steady OF ,tndous or bue>,
habits who wish quiet sleeping place without beard "l
rive ile trouble and wish moderate terms such men AZ
requested 10 remember the number, and apply now or NJ ans
time they choose within twenty years hence. niiol
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
,.-A VALUABLE PRO PERTY for sale

Ia VALUABLE PRO PE.KIf Tor sale
i..M ON Brooklyn II.,Er and eight lots on Columbia
fTeni eycsn Cranberry and Orange streets extending 100
t, 10 fur,nan street Lot 81 Fulton street S9 ictt 'front.'
rnniue through 10 James street both valuable situations tor
ln.i;~ Also tor sale, WilaH,burgh or 10 lots on
Fi>, street between North 9th and North lt streets, e1
tending several hundred cet To The wafer iiIIe The whole
NJ part nj tins property will IN, sold low OF the
money NAV renan mortgage for or more years
For particulars apply J. q. BULLER, ~ Sai,ls,
iul I'm cor huan sl' Droohy".
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r5g r59;,f. 5t9 ''''e" wM r. PRINCE, Sole Agent,
s2:s FARMS FOR -sALE-ons of $50

eQe FARMS FOR SALE-One of l5O
- acres in III. town OF Sm.hlown L. on the la'h
country road about onchalf OF which is cleared the oi
hal timber and all in good fence. in healthy ntlgnor
ool with school,, near Tie Land good aud 80 situated
tlat be made into scvernl convenient Farms WIN
uroporton of lable and wooda. each sconvenencc
70 lie Rniroad has induced number OF mechanics TO erect
houses for their ame, near this land and is very desirable
Il will be sold nj SIS per acre. ,,.
Also Farm of 80 acre, near the Sound and good llar-
nor in an exrellen, village The Land IN very pro-
luctve condition. well fenced and waers large qnahuy
4 tr ana lcc,s trees and 4O OF TIMBER comfortable
to,,e barn and other buildings. II IS every way very
desirable gener farming residence II wu NC Siu
cheap and large par, the purchase money may remain
n mortgage. For parc sars o both apply at 2i8 Fron,
Ncw.YOrk. m<o WI
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

NyO PARENTS and Guardians.-in or
der TO suit the convenience OF students, VINO are oh.
future tire hours from tO r NJ 10 the DESTRUCTION
of young gentlemen with reference 10 he uuuc i ~
nature Of accounts and c,e them to avoraDc reccp-
''JH l,s,9 i'9 ''e THOMAS JON ES la3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

lysA TO LET, May 1.-Two Rooms, one
" on the cond and the l.r,! boo" In cen!i'u
,iinntion in Pearl street Rent $40 per annpn NO chld
~ oe'i " ~ EfeOtIk
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SCHOOLS.
M ESTCHESTER Boarding School.

w ELLwOOD WALTER intends re>uHlng ttf
charge OF this School and 'Spccs 20 be prepared TO re-
pupil. the i'i OF Fourth Month tApril next
The Institution exclusively for boys, and Is located ID
the Village We.tcheetrr about twelve miles from M
city OF Ncw York the mail road 10 New Haven he
s,aation pleasant and probably healthy a any IN The
state.
Thereis daily ma il and from The city. and conmulI-
cation bv stage viii. the Harlem Railroad twice day
The usual branches English education. NaiheHa-
tics and the Gr-eh Latin and French languages are r-
hraced in ne OF instruction. "hch '' be caTeiuiy
p-rused ii view 70 prepare the pupil Tor entering Col
!e.t, ior engaging IN mercantile business
Familiar Lectures Chemistry, Nau!a! Philosophy aDd
Astronomy ustIacd lay apparatus. and designed 10 lne-
study these sciences. "l te deliver
ed in With recitation OF lessons from appTov-
ed text books
The School Dining. and Lodging Room, :, arranged
afford facilities for >uic sion cfthe pupils
There's ,pe space il TIN playground for exercise and
amusement an, large roorl appropriated 10 these puT
poses in lncleun.nl weather.
There two vacations IN the course o The year one
tiuriny the last weeks OF Filth Month tAiay! and the
other, the Two fr>tw weeks OF Tenth MonlilO lOcLl
Pupils ara required furnish their own b.c, and bed
ding. ar,icles bcddn. and clothing should be di-
tine tIv marked with the awner's name or Initials.
Tcrrns-For board. with tuition III The English branches
only, S45; with the languages mathematics included,
$50 per quarter, payable in advance
The quarter OF IL weeks No extra charge, Tor
washing, mending. or stationery
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re FOR LE-.\ handsome little lace

7
New-Jerscv li 1iile> trow llchShen hnd Niles
tlVr the town iiacheri>lck au.i the river Inc
tNnvt rlacccon>i>t handsome House ktcben Niu
Barl, aud t, Httc over thrre.Quarte> an acre o
The roads the New S;iuEt
nd AMY he had cheaIr applied tor m a few days
Nc handsome building DOT. hue distance t'on. me
iipu>e. containing reary 'c' acres Apply NJ No. >os
pcngstreci, second story, where in DESCRIPTION VII tc
y,,r ri25 l~-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

CCHOOL BOOKS, Stationery, &c
y CLEMENT X PACKARD, lao Pearl st opposite Ce.
dar have on hand and daily receiving additions 70 tel
stock oi School Books, nli OF when ueS oi'ei u" o''
terms, lor cash, approved credit. .,;
Their own publications are believed superior Tor acquir
ing thorough practical cducaon 10 any others IN use IN
this Country. o ND
They also keep constantly on hand supply oi Deny ana
Cap Blank Books, of every variety OF pattern ana hls
viii, an assortment of Letter and Cap Papers and
Stationery in general Booksellers and Merchants from lc
Country are invited TO call. iii--
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
ea FOR SAl.E-A wcll-improved Farm

t.i IS atr,> >,,t,5rd n Huntington cwEshp, Il.
1- irc ,e>'eaG'?7i a'iag At Nefhp95 @ a., m'r,
y4r- mad csi .aces :'list $500 yos So 80 tor
,tt, tafun.s utensils. trs hai can re'h0G on me
,yce rt!-jad>pulahIt and possession given 'iineyat'ss
i,>..rl,- -Mrr.l- UiNt,lNi-. y N. MI linN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
AIEAN WHOLESALE, and Retail Cut

l-r,, Hardware House furnishing and Tool store. 81
Maiden Lane Goltreet, where b. ha'!, al ln"
prices fine and Cutlery gothic sandwich and o
pattern Tea Trays: Dixon Soa> Eng and ,faun-
ton Am.) tana Ware. panshari IN, painted and jap
ane Goods cut and wrought Nails, Hammers, llacil-t>
9aws Maets, Box Chsel and Scrap-rs. Iimnl.ts Cot
ION and Coffee Tryer,, Marking Pots ard oshe>. with
general assortment oi Hardware for and country mer
Giants, manufacturers, hursekeen ner> and others
The friend, and sorner customers o. 5. p Smith, l!a-
Miller Smith and th- public generally particularly
nvte, 10 paironze the above establishment whsre New
Goods are constantly being received. hv u. MEAD.
nil I'M SIMEON T. SMl TIL AGENT
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

AA TO Lt.'r-The three story house.
S.N SO Third avenue The basement is level with th'
stTee il is rcpee with every convenience marble mattel
in the ,wo principal stories and the panrcs finished VIII
drawers Shelves &c. To COED tenant IL will be it low
and privilege given more years Possession riVer
inlnl,iately Apply IN
i.sIU JAMES Il. NJ. BLEAKLEY. 2s2 Hudson ST.
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Nv TEH \ NH " E'Is!', 77OsI " uV '''TI<'
~ ENE SAI lE--A- t,nrln SltmateN az

%. FOK SAI.F-N Farn, Slfnated at
-! Far Hocsp~oy. tt yvilhna .hof, distance OF t'l'
Iiarfn, Pavilion iIonhu tbs bay 3ild ocra'' IL
anfa> lr,> acres hlc rst rate iiiiable an'
lie re-. good grass n,ltnN' aud. and some wooNIa'''
On the, premises neal Farm, House Barn al Other out
buildings tie CITY aoh lv !and and wa
5r ENQUIRE. ~ Samuel X T. Norton thu premises or
II John New Aou,, NJ. lSG WatcrSrtst ny
Also other property tot sale ,iuIlary situated Apply '
atc stated MI ="
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
~ For .-Harsains Bargains :

-. exchange, - otrUcis ol band >onr taa.''
I.tn!Gg - each. >N rt superior GraEir Wa
.y, s,r;nr streams, ard co".rs, with fnc 1''e- sutn
- ',r oak hickory br-ca sgt. ana ycai'ieie.
r M i, liptt7 4, wheat. rye cor OATS cotton, tobacco.
wet and irish poj,to.> r.. ABOVE as.l> wll be ,oid AZ
csguctd Prce> ard on .srnr y sH'i az ty wlI pe ~
iiag rams end ;-.Jticu}lr>. sruSeto
Asfir,I, \ NlIfli. Nni,E lnln u. uu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
1.A TO LET-The three story llous'
Several Rooms IN the

6s3A TO LET-several Rooms in the the
i:g Clarendon House No. S04 Broadway, " tii grnte
and wei! lighted Price from 81 81 50 per week. Tlst
Roanls are we'll adapted tor artists or for lodging rooms
For further information apply Room No. &C. urd story
in The building. Also lst, the Third, Fourth anu rlil
S,o,i,> ,or ,lc 'ensnin.r year 10 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

DARLOR MELODIES-Comprlsisn
uu.c ORIGINAL and selected, for the piano iorte and
,rGan harp and cutar BY Mrs. NJ B. Lloyd and Miss NJ
T.. Bglcv. :;,,= o.-., and
moral songs adapted the popular melodies tor Tue
piano forl, and guitar By Mrs Dana
moral songs for th, piano forte and guitar BY Alrs Dana
The American Harrnouca, or New-iork Muscal Hrro'
consisting Of one hundred pieces OF music from e 'e"
York Mirror. ..., ,,;
The Handel and Haydn 10 40
The Manhattan 90 uo
The Chelr.
Mason, Sacred Harp. round and patent notes
The Young Choir by w. B. Bradbury. :,
The above Books, together with general assortment Oh
Books and Stationery, for sale by
'NN'' j. S KEDFIELD, Clinton Hall,
,n,o corner Nassau md B.ekman-sts
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

YNTILLIAM P. JONES.. .C0mmlsslOn
Merchant. Portsmouth, Srgina, will attend to t!'r
purchasing Naval Stores, Slaves. Lumber 6ran &c on
the very hest terms
He will also attend TO all Goods consigned TO his care tor
sale The rigid diligence will be made to dispose OF
Or,,rs vii; me.t with nron,p attention. 10 eu,l6w
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

GAIT, Salt.-IU tons HdrsHdII -, ~ -
,,..,-,. SLED on boari ship Independence 'or
~ hv w"4' 1GRINNELL, MINTURSk Co. IS South 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29
REAL ESTATE.

re FOR SALE or exchange Tor city pro-
t.-rfv three bca.,iiUl Farms AeaF Patterson @ ana
!It:Ic Fa. with plenty ot wood it water Se. e' ~
of iSa,i lo ~ ,yrS>. The >a y rich an' Location &c
.rable a1;fiS either az thcn' wi be >oiH o
-aic prc>. SC. the times and terms very 'c
Particulars a; the Land office OF Butter Be!>.n 40
,-,,..,. - rc..,, N,.7,l p,re,>.,n mis- Isl
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

YN7ANTED-Amer and colored Ser
w wants with good references al No i7e Broaf'
II ~ -. ~ -, . r,r,,n.,,, 10 II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

AN l.a procure n Sr e"5 e.ra, o s .ns
good city reference Apply city office 10 Cana''' anu no
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

XK7ANTED-Aw writer's place bya young
w man who has had long experience in that business
His reference OF the first clas, Apply at the City oice
II Canai-St. lnEo ot
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

DOARDING-S1 per day, or Meals
ID 50 so Lodging 81 10 s. per week Plous and Other
respectable persons Just look in at late Manhattan rous
80 buans,reel little north of the Park and near Broad
uo 49,, - ~ " y - nS6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-29

M ANTED-A girl to so about45 miles
wv into the country to do plain cooking and house
work generally Apply ga Broadway, between sn!
O'Clock r. NJ. - NO u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-24

fiess. Judge SAITH VIII had about year PREVIOUS.
been divorced ifpn hs Wife, Er his iniempaie habits
aud brutal neglect and abuse Of lis family, made speech
the close of which he united 10 hs wilc--the
minister cSclamine, ~ hat God has rjointd, let mel
lher rasn alcohol seseHo
We learn from the Louisville Journal that MIR. God
frey Pope The murderer OF Mr.. Bliss was brought into
Court the oh instant, un writ Of habeas corpus ior
denomination Of his case. II resulted IN his being re
nanded TO prison 10 ans'gcr the charge Of murder.
Il epioHs Ptf'sntmeni--The grand jury Of Orleans
county, NY, have formally certified that the wheat
crop IN ths, county is third less than thu, Of lsil
While ubavoraby 10 seeding has been the weather
lat II is believed the crop oi the next year must be
small.
Jrsrrs IsGrRsoIL, Of Detroit. and fbr many years
resident Of Orleans county, New York, committed sui.
eide Friday night week, by scverrg the arteries OF
his He distressed by pccuniary embarras-
meuls. lie highly respected, and has left anna
bic family To dcp1rc his loss.