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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SVDA FOUN lain,
u 8. LETTERS PATENT, NOV 81. 1888.
\6ANUFAC rURED BY SWAN WELLS, DRUG.

u 8. LETTERS PATENT, NOV. 81. 1883.
NHANUFAC rURED BY SWAN WELLS, DRUG.
Vl GlSTs. ROCHESTER,, y Y-The attention of Drug
gets and other veGdes IT Soda Water solicited this
useful and econom cal substitute r the expensive comp
Gated, and troublesome apparatus heretofore in
The advantages Of Amos, herc Foup the old
ehad the of it's Appar aus the original cost
the purchaser beng less than ore quarter that OF Ae old
Foun its simplicity construction beirg SUCH that
one OF ordinary capacity readily s
the tri ing Of materials for supply
ing ether m the small amount Of labor required and
its compact form.
IL is nov parts of the United Stats Cana
dss and West Ind has aud be from cer6cats
the hands OF agents give en- ire Satisfaction
Drup 9TH the Southern states. and the West
Indies will find this Fountain particularly slapped to their
china the will not fermont OF inure in the
est seasons.
Full directions for putting the Fountains preparing the
different varieties Of sy ruPs, &c acc )mpany each
For sale BY Geo. geesha AL Fear street, F. Lesel
Liberty street. stairs Lawr Reese Co.. l2l Mai
den Lane Robins Ward, ls3 Maiden Lane; Hoadley,
Phelps Y Co. is2 Water street. mig
IOHN McCABE co.'s INTELLlGENCE OFFICE
80 Nassau OF.
irving. Prof ktnw,k RS Inn
EOR SALE-(erman Tapes cheap FOR cash. at No IL Gold
r street f2s Inn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III W ate Ceior-MhkTIN sOMER-
VILE Professor Of Pa nng gives lessons to pupils
Figure Landscape and Flower Painting the most
principles.
Address ss Broadway between Spring aud Broom Streets
where specimens may be seen and terms obi siued.
Water color Paintings view and for sale which the pub
Views flowers aud s,her objects painted from nature
nj rod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
MARCH OF INTELLECT.


GREAT STRIDES have been ID. throup hou the world in
" Steam aud almost every branch of agriculture and the
general by not the same in the healing art 1t
be the Medical Faculty minded fer
even they Rings Vegetable Cough Candy all af.
fctops of the lungs and when they emsves
they why such pleasant, and paatable
cc should not &C pse the many hume rou, that
Medcis and other writers speak Of such and such
Rings Candy modern inv enon. and
checks and ard cannot be its onward
cours. BY Me envy and jslou Of few iterat Prepared
aDldb nv mos At uyplst m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
ANDERSON'S
POLISHING PASTE

AND PLATE POWDER.
New York Jan g. 1919.
We have tried the Polishing Paste made by Mr.. Anderson
sn had II to b. to thing have usec
BOARDMAN HART, s Purlifg Slip.
Manufacturers OF Britsunia Ware,
New York, Jan. 10, 1912.
We have the Paste Plate Powder mad aud sold by
Mr. T. Anderson, and take yleau nrecomnedng them. =
COLEMAN sTETSON, Astor House.
New York Jan a le42.
We have used Mr. Apdersons Polishing P.ste and Plate
Powder and find them excellent for clearing silver and
BALL TOMFKINS & BLACK,
Late Marqusnt Co.. lsi Broadway.
NV York March 1. lst2.
We have used VIM. AIders hs Polishing Paste aud Plate
Powder for leaning silver aud other kinds Of
THOMPSON FISHER,
37l Pearl street
Brooklyn, Feb "A, 1912
Ihsve used Mr. VIM Andersons fishing Paste for silver
brass and silver plated and find to rs rate nr
Gle ROBERT f.. STORY
Saddle and Harness Maker.
sale wholesale and retail for e1roratcn a. manufe
turers' pric9.a RING 5,E,,,o0 stree, Garner Ce
Also by Basstt 64 Broadway. door above Beecaer
street. 1on Grand and Bo very; Coddngon
Hudson sands, ~ Broadway. mis- IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES.

NEW YORK. September 2Isf, 1874 Tod & II. Ring
N sir As me eive you Of
how you" Eiirr Of Lie act. in cheerfuly
DIV for the benefit ohers Ihave rad uh every wiuter
and always got relief from simple herb
ill thng the other ,esn-d TO give
re lief ard e. adu,y wasting awayhsving 10
my busias. In this state peIsusd tv friend Mr.
Peck TO try you Of Life and before had flushed the
tote only cure of cough. pam in the chest
night but able 10 resume bu,ntss d lind myself 80
r,pidy improvng lends toLihed, expecting to
hear my instead of seeing active and robust
cons my ind oed tor the saving oi life and
any o Ie situated as ! wa., may call on
' PGTtRN HELMS. 10 Thompson 81.
Prepared and for sale b. BING 50 Fulton, cor Ghf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

EMoLuMESr IN TixAs-The CANAAN. in IN.
Texan navy receive per month, 500 Comman-
ders, $50 Llen'enants, $50 Surgeons. $50 Mid.
shpmen, SIS; warrant officers, $40 The Presi.
dent receives per annum S. OOo Vice p,es;der,
loo; Secretaries Of Departments. al sOo A.
torney General $1,000; Clerks, $500 Chief Instoe
and Associate Judges, Sl,7O0 each member 81
Congress IS per day VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

WRENCH ARTiFII IAL FLOWERS, and Materials for
Florists.-BRUN, LAROSlERE CO. lis William
street. have received by the Havre packets Argo and
Francois LIST, and offer for salt.
Boxes Preach Artificial Flowers, comprising general
assortment Of the most fashionable howtn worn in
Paris.
500 Dozen Pink Sascers suitable fer flower makers, war
rantei Of the first quality.
10 GAGS Materials for lori to- Wallpapers, muslin floss
silks, wires, leaves buds blossoms, olives, sc SC.
This establishment IS constantly receiving the sy les
Of howors as they appear IN Paris
callers will find to their advantage TO call. The stock
Is extensive the prices moderate and article seet ted
with the grca.est I'm"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
IMPOR FAINT
TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ABDO.

TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ALDO.
MTNAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS apparatus fain. Of the womb and re-
applied article Of Dress lady hcr:e without
reading the pamphlet written oy D!
Hail. hc will be sent BY mail
Of charge part the country requesting
he by letter. $50
DR. Hull the request Of ,eyera pecable physicians,
fitted up excuey ladies' separate entrance
from the busnes department where lady coestant at
tendance apply Tusses and Suppo female patients
AMOS q. HULL & co.
ni5Im. No. iXesey II. Aator Honse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

nAGUERKEOTfpE-l2D aguerreotpye apparatus com
= q! R,s' sr: sSs n fIst f:'''Fn'
ssiI:: G HSySSSSsl u i.s e Soda
Chrome Chloride Of Iodine Trpoii al kind, Of Che
:$S and fS' sale y ;T.s & stain,
q bEY
Good: d. SeuEh, e such
% s% sfs6yA We supplied %
thing eix II 81 s'Pf s7
E s':s Prints as% & IS Cd
=" American srL iSs% q ks.
s. a; asd ssS'ss and every
variety IL s n Tsi.s' sHAwLs.
ofsvery de'erip'iGSDoosM E f!ss isosI
heaehsd shss'inss and shirtins'. from Sd to
losae. un nS aehed.very style, from sd to 1od
Cloths Cassmerss yessnss. Gawbroon, ssi,ets1yery
D. %S: so q
N.B.-sheetinss ) ards wide. -
mi Inn SOL Grand street
~ ST%s or % sr 1 .s
80 8 %ashsd Blue Blacks, Real Indian Red,
S9F'' f E%eIsid Green Msdde5 Lakes
Brunsw OK Green, Yermilion,
Turkey Umbre, Ochres Sc, Sc.
feb a. sm. ss4 Broadway. corner franklin.
e. &C.. Fssts cfsssf As s ss
and M sizes Lots to puchasera ree Of carriage Yard
No ms Inc inf''' '"'f' '0Dl N00l' GEORGE THOMSON
EIKE pRoOF BOOK sAFfs--Wder's Psistt salamsn
ss' #TsSsS
B-second hand Safes Of oher makers which have been
than half Of 6rs, COST misIw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
RICH AND POOR

KICH AND POOK
RE alike benefited by shermans Lorenges They stand
high among all and need Nc p.rg ts make them Known
have induced make attempts to psalm on wortnes
articles place Of shermans Lozenges, which have oone
mack ood' and cure 30 mmaanaIJ.toNs
in Coughs Worms, Headaches, Colds, Whoopny Tough,
Asthma Consumption Pspitaon, and All Ner' aiseas
e. and known Of failing 10 10 All 'nA'
claimed ur.- >yD sMarI
high and low unite them to all who need
safe and 'aia'ary mea'eC.n%sE RGyMEN
have their virtues from their pupits and amidst
their e0nsresAa0n'' PHYSICIANS
h.x. recommended them their patients when their skill
had failed to give rehs'' OLD AGE
10 boyhood and their declining made
Portable BY usng Shernaos ask
alone Will you. Dr. Shermans Warshouse at LOG Mas
street.
way: 9gT Hudson ct; Sc William street New York; So and
ss fulton street Brooklyn .dding, State ST. Boston;
burgess 20 south Third stree. phll.delohis. III
VITOUL-2o she ooi suitable
w for Sstneis Flannel, nc.
10000 e, do 40 do smt 4, for ,.rp',s, fer safe
mil 3w' n Ferry street.
7 EECHE, The pubic respectfully informed that Alex
IL RSux Co have jusi received large quantities Of healthy
Swedish Ltechcr which they off for sale at low
price wholesale and retail at their office US Bsoadwsy
CLARIFIED sYRUPs AND SUGAR. HOUSE NO
LAS SIS ola SD. error quality for family for sale
i,w. AZ The susu refinery os Leonard ST. reo ~
MONNO ~ bANk NOTES at Freehold, New jersey
.i new emission, are redce aea BY .,
Ind SO Al one per q mt diseountoyer Sat par. mis- I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22
CARL KING.

CeleDTdteo
Hat manufacturer I, her m jesty Me
QUEEN Of ENGLAND,
respectny begs leave to to the Ladies that he
has on splendid and fashionable assortment Of
Ladi.. Straw and sk Hats The STRAW Has are manuac-
tured to fascinating and becoming shape, called
THE ELLSLER COTTAGE,
with psey sides and Swiss Flare around the 'front.' The
braids Hats Of ofthe elegant patterns
the Albert straw in particulars patrerissd by
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The silk conducted by the most ingenou, and
tasty mne not 70 Be eqgaled The k; ar. Of the ns:.
pond Those who to cony,ne, themselves may call al
No. SO Canal nca Broadway and " Division streets
Bills Pa IL Ribbons and French Flowers. Of the
latest stv purchased either Of his establish
ents wholesale and retail on reasonabe ermI m8 Inn
OLIVER PLAIE.-WM. ThOM l2s WiIam street
- continues Silver Of description
of the patterns and hal hand tea ses coffee
pOts p chcrs cups watc orks spoons Of rich well
Of The paucs styles The whole Of these artc being
ufactured upon the premises, from sterling pains
eYpcnse will be spared the beauty Of the Workmanship
II I'm
WATCnts AMI JEWELkl,. VERY hOW..Lhe
Watches gold and silver gold chains Ss At
ehs 40 dollars each Watches and Je Ielry
good time the m.ney returned Watches and Soes:
lie usual prices by Of the finest workmen in the city g.
C. ALLEN Importer of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale
and retail. 30 Wall st up stairs. f24 Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

OARS, sWEEPS AND SCULLS-Notice is hereby civ.
~ that have the branch establishment
in West street North River SIDE ard do all business
my old Oar Establishment 4oa Water teet and save all
store will sell Oars Sweeps and Sculis
enough heaper pay for from any Of the city
to, Isa Water street Eve doors above
katharine market. JOHN A. PEARSALL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

within from SIX 10 Ten fee, Of him when he spoke
He did not even deign 10 lock upon The crowd Of
people who bad assembled TO hear him speak -
lie hid no sympathy with them, and from the
quie,ness of the scene opine they had bat IL
tie for him Upon the whole 1t was a cold ard
poor concern, except with the leading politicians
who are ever 10 be found paying devotion to those
who may have patronage and power TO dispose Of
There was no heartfelt sreetng-no shouting
no handke hIefs waved--no manifestation Of de-
light a, seeing him; but oil appeared to look with
Disappointment, if not chagrn. 1t is said that
several persons who have heretofore voted with
tho loco party, on seeing Mr. Van Buren,, und his
cold and indifferent conduct have declared their
intention 10 leave the party. Those however.
who were noticed by him, and " no Dashed in the
smles OF his counienance appear quite stimulated
10 tho work Of locooco,stn. They doubtless pledg
ed themselves TO Martin and he is satisfied in
knowing that he can command the support Of the
leaders.
After the reception Mr. Van Buren, was con
Quoted into his room at the Hotel, where BIO re-
ceved The personal congratulations of the faithful
The dinner prepared by Mr.. Sloan Is sad TO have
been well gotten up, in good order, and at con
siderable expense; yet for which he received bat
little recompense.
The number present on the occasion Is various
ly estimated. Mr.. Van Buren, 10 his address
magnItied the crowd into thousands; but he IS the
only have heard estimate II at more than
one thousand There were IN the procession
259 persons, and we suppose that in the street
front OF the hotel, when the tchiSPcring had
between Elliott and the Elk Pres ldent, there was
something like 500 persons present; two thirds of
whom were Wings.
Mr.. Van Buren, left Friday morning in the
stage for indianapolis. We understand that be
fore tho stage had gone two miles il swamped IN
A mud hole and tina, Van had to take it on foot
Tor shor, distance. That all well enough
and If he had been placed in the situation repre-
sented BY friends at German wn on their ban.
ne:, which they sported in the glorious contest OF
1910, should not regret 1t. Perhaps 1t might
. cure him of his opposition to appropriations foi
Nits completion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
| \ DI 4 \ 4

fEe5-We find the following in the TRUE WIG
published il Washington Will our friends please
~ouii -, -"j fs-s.der =. '-el
1.-The election for rcprese atatIves TO the State
Legislature, n the State of Indiana. takes place
on the first Monday in August ncxt.-Judgtng
from our oxc.ange papers, there Is itte OF pfePa-
ration making for the approaching contest by ei-
Their party and did we not know tina, the Loco
foco party is always 50 drilled TO be ready tor
action a, the 1raiSpcr Of its leaders, there would
seem 10 be nc danger % be unprecedented by the
Wings ButIet us warn our friends OF lndIana
not to trust ID the seeming apathy OF their opPo-
nents: if the do they will be deceived That
party is alwaf S vignnt and active, bringing Their
whole strength 10 Tue polls, and always running
the proper number Of Candidates. They sec the
importance o carrying the Legislature OF lndi.
ana D3 on! friends not know that field once
surrendered II not cuslly rc-eaptured? are they
not aware that upon their success must depend
the continuance IN the Senate of the United
States, Of their present able business Senator
Smith or the election Of some other Wing! u
,bev not rcilec, that The State may be SO district
cd by their opponents as TO deprive 'h'"
Of at least a part OF their respectable "hig
representatives 10 tho lower House! We trust
and hope tina, our friends will see this matter IN
its true liph, before i, is too late. We may be
excused for this brief alluson to the approaching
election in Indiana, by the interest we eei IN The
success Of correct principles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
MIR. VAN buren, IN RlCH AOND.

On Thursday the 9th inst. Mr.. Van Buren, Wis
tied our city. He was, we understand met az
the state line by some two or three hundred oil
our citizens and escorted into town, through sew
eral of the streets 10 Mr.. Sloan's hotel, where he
was received on behalf Of the locofocos OF Wayne
county By Lynde Elliott, late postmaster IN this
place HIS address 10 Mr.. Van Buren, was IN per
feet accordance with The resolutions passed al the
meeting by which Mr.. Van Buren, was invited TO
visit our town. And if no other evidence was
presented ID Us his address is sufficient TO con-
vince every man that the reception was designed
to be of a party character. though the Wings
were invited 10 swell the procession to make II
respectable in numbers. Mr.. Van Buren, was
not welcomed IS private citizen who had been
honored with The confidence of the American PEG.
ple and who had now retired TO private life; las
has been said by the party here) bu, the lead
Of The sef-styled Democratic party-not as
The guest of The citizens in general, but the
visitor Of he locos exclusively. Mr.. Van b.
ren's reply was better framed and fully sustans
his character for ability not to say any thing
when he does no, wish TO commit himself He
was not heard by any individual with whom we
have consersed, though several of them were
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
aIGINT ELECTION.

GIVE are authorised TO announce WILLIAM
BAKER, q, a candidate for Sheriff OF Wayne
county.
GJ-We tre authorized TO announce DAVID
COMMONS, as a candidate for election
County Commissioner.
GIVE are authorised and requested TO an
nounce DANIEL STRATTAN, ESQ, as can
didate for re election to the House ot Represen-
tatives III tie State Legislature.
fEArWe are also requested 10 announce WIN.
K. FOULKB, as q candidate for re election to
the House Of Representatives Of the State Legs
lasure.
0trWe are authorised 10 announce ALLEN
HIATT as a candidate for seat IN the House OF
Representatives of the State Legislature.
fA-Wo arc requested 10 announce WILLIAM
5. ADDIEMAN, as q candidate for the House OF
Representatives.
nAF-Wc are authorizedto announce ISAAC n.
LESii, Of IIngerstown, candidate for a seat
IN the House of Representatives. Ut the next
Legislature Of this State.
o-1-We are requested to announce SAMUEL
DEL ONG as a candidate for Sheriff at The next
AUGUsT election.
n-47-Wc are authorized to announce DAVID
DENWiDDlE, as a candidate for Sheriff.
n-.rWe are authorized to announce William
WIDUP as candidate for Sheriff.
0-y- We are authorized to announce DANlp
MOORE, as a candidate for Sheriff
n--f-We are authorized to announce JESSE
MEEK. as a candidate for Sheriff.
Give arc requested to announce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. of Cambridge City, candidate
for Sherfof Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
sEuslice and CaroIine.--A Pastoral.'

The writer OF the Pastoral" published IN our
paper few weeks SINCE seems to think that some
alterations we made in his poem, fit IL for the
public eve might have been spared; and he
quircs whether it would not be more proper IL
print his communications verbatim, md then crit
icize them and let the public Judge. In reply
we will merely observe, that editors find II
pedient for The reputation Of their paper TO ect
cns.,nan,ee t.ens, naiass they remodel
otherwise prepare them for publication; and as
most young writers ANXIOUS to appear IN print
on some terms or other sometimes take the
pains to ron a correctional pen over their essays,
rather than baulk their hopes altogether. As We
ye, have the original language of our complain
ant hand, will eShIbI, It and tho substituted
language together, i'll few instances, tAat tho
reader may make his choice.
ale loved to wander through the trees
Now we thought IT as not IN tho power Of any
poet with oil his licences, 10 make his hero wan
der hro' the ,rcts; and SO made hIn accomp
Ish The moro easy task Of wandering
midst tine
Again tho original urus:
"And gaze upon the sparkling Norta."
We thought !, unhappy description Of the
aurora DofhA ana 'heic'oio "i"'o ihs'c"e.
And gaze upon the o5'-''s NORTH
Not ue'hg pfePatco - u1n"o"'' "s' 'No "Oo''
Ono as but a
'F'pThng wave"
concluded neither the river nor tue poetry
would suffer en- IndIgn'y, by calling The stream
-..s,..z,,,,
"A - :, nance nj. s,gt,,e,. .ue,,
uappv old man, 10 escape beng
..sho, by a bullet
Plump through the guilet,-
'ons IN at the "'foas
mn -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
FROM THE posT MASTER GENERAL.

81 Postmaster may enclose ntouey letter 70 The
Publisher Of NcsDrper- pay TIC sebscHptt0H u a
urd person, aad (raE the letter, tcfTtef ty ttr1se
Norg.-Soae subscribers may not be aware of the a
reg IL vii be that by requesting tue
Postmaster reside frank their letters
subscription money, he VIII do upon being satisfied
nothing but what refers the sub
scr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
WASHINGT

The Washingtonians meet again TINS evening"
(Frday,) IN tho Warner building An Address
will be delivered by SAMUEL k. LIPrINcorr no
ladies and gentlemen Of the city, are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18
STATE SCRIP.
measure
Let the people judge

The Commissioners Of The county at their LAT
session passed order that all dues to the soun-
~ for TAX. Sc. should be received by the Trea
snrer IN State Scrip Of the old issue. This viii
be of immense advantage 10 the people who have
not vel paid their tax, and We are disposed 10 be-
lieve i, will not be of any great injury tho
county All ndeb'ed should as soon as possible
make paymen, The order may possibly be re-
scuded al the next eeiing Of The Board.
The Connecticut legislature has refused an act
OF operation TO the Odd Fellows, on account OF
the secret nature Of the institution.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

A FEMALE VILLAGE-The following account
appears IN the Augsburg Gazette: The village
Of MADAME. which Is about sixty English miles
from Rus ichuck ia Waachla, offers al the pres
ent moment curious ethographca! singuiarity.
having been inhabited by women only for tho
last thirty wears. At one period tins female pop
uaton amounted to 2,00O. The ladies did not live
as warriors, like the Amazons Of old, but avoided
all intercourse with men. and drove away from
thor territories all who appeared with matrimo-
NAL intentions. This anti-social settlement is
now supposed to be the decline; at least no
more recruits are m,de from the disappointed or
the love crossed, and the members of the popua-
ton rapidly decreasing. These women are
nearly oil Mahomedans."
DEATH OF Elk GOVERNOR BaRnoUR OF VA
We learn with regret that the Hon James Bar
hour, of Virginia, Is on more lie expired al his
residence IN Orange county Va on Wednesday
noon, within two days of being O. years of age
The deceased was Of the noelest of NIrg 5
sons, and universally respected by all parties
He had filed, during his life the offices Of Speak
er Of her House Of Delegates, Governor OF the
State and Senator in Congress ;and in the General
Government, had sustained with ability the Offices
Of Secretary of War and Minister 10 Great
BIltaiu.-Daltimore Sun.
new enemy TO the cotton planter has made
lis appearance in Pamela and DE Soto counties,
Miss, 10 the shape Of lnnumerable snals, which
ca, up and destroy The plant, commencing with
the leaf and ending their repast with The bud
They apparently The common sized snail with.
out she'll. such as NAV be found sdherng TO the
bark of trees in wet weather. Several enli,e
cotton plantations have been ruined by them.
Trial of Monroe Eirdrds.--The trial Of Col.
Monroe Edwards for forgery commenced 10 New
York on Monday, 9Th inst. Counsel for The de-
fence, j. j. Crittenden. and T. f. Marshall. OF
kv.; Wm NJ. Price, ]. Prescott Hall, Robert
Emmett WIN. NJ. Eyeris. For the prosecution,
The District Attorney and Ogden Hoffman.
Sir Robert Peel and Lcrd Stanley have been
burnt 10 efiigy at O;iows, Upper Canada.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-18

and referred to Tho committee on finance. Inc
remainder of the day was devoted tn the consid-
Grafton Of the APPortonmeni BILL