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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
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pHILApELPHIA. February 2-P NJ.
20 nr CvRA-rhe brig Emily, Capt. bernl-
raoM 81 below from ST. Jago, with several DAYS
Ian IS As her report has not been received at the
a,,r iasl''iI can give hoti'ns detinl'e, g .,
MoSE lh,c within few days past. The scoundre Is
z MADE and moving in the highest crces The den
no which hcbes and under the very eye of di$,a.
seen iNo The house has long been known
grd eesy S;sh ,randng, Why do the Police
I men 81 Toiands bill. after violent opposition
bb s OF has se ssssG e
s and Is now IN the Senate Nothing
ss jas.ss MAs-Mr Miller butcher shippenst
Nuket oSsSSnvIk containing about s. 800 He hunted
r,r ov ored the los, property and in return did
rpihe owhs no ,hapks of the generous owner.
SIissisc 1<ner te attempts stab '.i,h dix KNIFE
s,h ssTe1a Coal Merchant in 7h street, Chestnut
Jehn n'Ys. committed adefaut Of bail BY Alderman
Gascon. N.77rss-The Transactions of the past week
Srs>EsS S,y. been almost upon TOO limited scale 70
cnE yy;garon has BEEN closed. conS.quen marine
nos nearaaces could take place Several vessels are
arras OF Or In port waiting opportunity 20 leave
below, ana 49, i,lI of snow last even but II IS asts
Ih was a esther this morning having assumed mild
and ssIs comnse so bales OF all grades
Cotton annexed viz: Midd!ing 10 0. M'ddliAg ar
lqaGs, Fan "a. II. ~: Good Far u n m%ket TO-DAY
coys vi ~ sboye the prices prevailing The low es-
lest has Produced considerable excitement III the
mate o. ~, Makets and f'om all car learn II WI not eN
sochenn o1o haes The entire stock III TN IN adelphla
m ov is abou, 5000 bales oaly 200O Of whlcn
Sons ,,Ie dong note sale of 500 boxes Bunck
Friip.1 MI ner box Cranb~rfes are scarce and com
Rlss q ~ boil 2VO bushels dried Peaches were taken yes
s, At o 81 at-The demand for export does not exceed
t GI' So lquoe, for city USE 81 80 D. with an sf
w DOS AZ demand Owing 10 the obstructioa 10 all navl
eA1 80 has been nothing dclag III Rye Flour or Corn
s,nGA The Tbs stocks are light and prices unchanged
N may be said Of Gran the only sass &C.
tnros inn cents Rye 65 sc; Oats scarce at 81 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

within five and half years to meet which, there
are available funds to the amount of 81 1897 ,533.
One half of the mill tax is hereafter to be applied
to the payment OF the canal debts This will add
to the revenues applicable to canal purposes 1913,
900 per amun, which for SIX years makes q total o!
81 $50, 600. The surplus revenues Of the canals
NAV Weld three millions OF dollars for the same pc
Rod making a total of Sl,6500 600. II this sum be
deducted from 81 669, 90 - it leaves balance of
debt upprovded for ut the close OF the fiscal year in
1850 of S3,019,072 -. If the Canal Fund realizes
the amount due from ins0lvent banks S575,l84 70,
there would still remain $2443,897 90 unprovided
for In the three years succeeding 1850, the amount
of canal debt falling due is nconsiderable, being on
" seventy thousand dollars. The cancelment of
six or seven millions of the debt will lessen the an
nual interest from three to four hundred thousand
dollars and if Expenditures the canals are con-
Quoted with economy, this will add so much to the
nett revenue, and probably give surplus in the
years 1851, . and g. OF million of dollars for each
year, applicable TO the payment OF the debt
The Commissioners recommend the employment
OF moneys now in their hands, TO the purchase of
the Stocks due in 1915 and l846-even at pre-
MUM.
The receipts of the Canals after deducting ex-
penses of collecting amount to 81 800, O99. The
penditures were 81 ,664,337 including S1,00l,97l of
interest, and 100000 to the general fund for sup
port of Government showing surplus Of $3.50, $50.
The following are the estimated Receipts and Elk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
John w. Thome Us. Alexander Dayison.-This
case was concluded to-day sealed verdict will be rendered
Saturday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
,Yr. Wales last oIonthIy Lee

~ Mr.. Wales last Monthly Lecture Al Vo-
aI all Grand 81 the Butchers and DIovers Bank
morrow Sunday evening. SubjectThs Earth nvolN ing
ing much curious matter. Admission St cents. IL
uyer,s Pills.-The safest cheapest and most ef-
Tye FAMILY Medicine the World. See numerous testi;
monia al the General Office Of Sale o Fulton street second
floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

t. CoMsrocK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA warrant
ed as strong and good EuGct made and
large bottles and sold half the price of OTHERS VIZ
per bottle, 81 Dozen at 81 COuraudtstTeet
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY BURGESS, STRiNGER Il co 222 BROADWAY
CORNER OF ANNSTREET,
THE P UPIL OF RA PHI A E L,

NOLU IVES IS LENIS.
A work Of extraordinary merit BY nrw American author
who FIR the frs. appears be'or" the public: The
work rsas extensively upon The Of Painting Sculpture
and Nu,c. We beg leave refer the 10 lowing noucf
ON the New York American being OF tn several com.
m-ud,bi- notices the work has wed,
The PUPIL OF RAPH.EL. By. New.York; 2vols
There bauk the titl PAGE The of The auth
and are not Yet far enough adv Ia the work sathet
ITS story general but Qu tar enough BE- CONVINCED
that both talent aud varied knowledge have com bd 20 pro.
ce il and 10 make what persuaded by the attraction
of what have read will be very read bile book-n spite
OF its dsylations from Ordinary forms.
Taste In art insight into the hum heart fine schonlikr
criticism m4taphvsical subtery, and WANING style viii
pot leave tn authors blank ~ onS-though
have NOT the most distant conjecture who he IS. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

WILLIAM T. JENNINGS " CO, Drapers
w aud Tailors No 2sl Broadway, American Hotel Top
po,e the Fountain solicit attention invoice OF new
Goods rrcaiyed per las, steamer direct from Agent IN
London consisting Of CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, in vsgi-
Gus new styles ssndd KS and for Dress Vests,
MERlSO VELVETS. &c. with large e,sor.msnt ofrich
silk and Satin sCARFS, CRAYATS, HANDKER.
CHIEFS, GLOVES, sUsPENDERs, DRESSING
ROBES. &c.
We would suggest patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them at Early date with
all the novelties the London and Paris markets. and sustain
the reputation OF the establishment for the moderate prices
which have elected liberal patronage since the sdopo
Of I'll. ready money system by which are enabled fur
nsh garments from 25 80 per cent les than forerlya
feature the establishment which mit commend 1t to those
requiring articles for immediate IL the additioa TO
stock of Of hrst quality ready mada gsrrens
including Surtout Coaks. Dress and French Coats Pansa
looms and Vests, &c. f3 istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03


Now that this old veteran has left us, is proba-
BE that effective measures will be akenlo give the
martyrs becoming monument. Brooklyn Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

0R. FELTN GOURAUD HEKEh4 ChuIlons
feitiug hs famous and really good articles, similar
H, ha. laielr appointed Mr. T. Jones. 90 Chatham
street. his so and only thu city for tbs le Of
hi. Powders Sub lie snl spanish White AID he h. in order
PUT these infamous countrfeIte of whom the pub
Lilly White half the original price Tbs First pow
sold by him 80 Instead OF formerly ST. aud the
ne they would get Injurious de!eterou. articles Lex
them buy only Of Mr. T. Jones at the sign Of the Ameri
T.Isn3 r.
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J HEGENlAN, Auctioneer.
Il + RkllkI w kOpERTX -


VALUABLE BkOOkLYN PROPERTY
HEGGNAN, Auctoueer, will sell auction co
THURSDAY, February 9Th, at Ia O'Clock, in the Sales
Room, IA Eulton.stree brooklyn
No The three story and frame House and Lo No.
q house % hy IS feet lot IS BY 100 feet N
nous" h'lni 1t with BRICK haa sub-cea, aud finished
lot, p b. loo feet.
No. "a y.luabe Lot the south aide OF Posree be-
Jay snd BIdge-stectI. IS BY leo feet which
large stable, IS b. 10 feet
No ga small een,eel House, with finished roonA
and cellar, large bick cs,sin with ots OF ground
zach D oy leo feet the side OF sklmn 100 f-t
south ON the southeast of Nlyrt aud Skillnan
trontlng ski man street aud fronting dfoId A
WIN h Is now oien lee "ids-weli stocked With fru
trees shfubberS, &c
No i-he two story fame IIo aud Lot the north
co,er Little and United ate,street: lot 80 feet on
Li'tstr,er a lr. M ID STATE. IS tt the
north sd1, aud 80 feet aud inches thc he lower
"a OF tie house has tesn 'c,uped grocery stoy-.
No 5-Fwo Los on tte-street opposIte Uuited sts,ss
street e cf IS by so itet.
No CIV Houses three Lots the southeast sn u.r
Of Little aud utrd States. trtet, TO be so parcel
The gtou 1918 front On United states-stfee 6S feet Lit
e-s,Iee 81 ~t parallel with LitltIeet AID So feet pa
81 listed >tes-'tr,e IhehouS have lately uudsrg
thorough r., aud painting; bro cnt,rn.. aid pav-d
Terms made known at the time oil sale
brooklyn, January Stat, i8i4 i3l Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

Death OF BENJAMIN RouAINE.-We observe
that this Revolutionary Patriot has departed in his
sd year. He has for many years past been The
custodian of the bones OF the martyrs OF the Prison
Ships deposited in the vault in Jackson-street, IN
MS CITY. Thirteen large collins filled with the
bones Of these heroes are lying in the vault, and an
enpy coffin lined with tin in their midst, it is UNI
der:ooOd Mr. Romano deposited there for his own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

RAILS, PARTIES, &c White KID Cloves Of
ID very superior guilty. For sale 2Sl Broadway I'd.
posite the Fouutaia. VIM. T. JENNINGS L Co,
FEB 36t liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IT, Objections to yniversaltsm,-Mr Bal
louis Fii, the Popular Objections Universal
ISM will b- delivered the tizabetslrc-t Church Sun
day Tomorrow Evening az O'Clock 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

CPERM OIL AND CANOLES-S,000 Gallons
- Winter Sperm Oil blechsd and nnbeathcd bsauufui
article and 50 boxes hrst quality Sperm and es Tor sale by
ann0 GALLON. Wn,sr Whaa Oil bl.achsd and nableach.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
FI.OCTTION.

- Robert James Harvey. =. III.
forming tnd q Tor the IN E'ocrton, 10. winch
VIII DE- advantageous Normal students las
usually thoroughly qualified Instructors III the of Eoeu-
ton 49,,
corrected and clear nprSsv- delivery impaired Apply at
III cDougal street first door from Blocker 81 2s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

H.lR-There is nothing that keens the hair in good
the 0dtldges Balm Of Columbia. We 1d'
TO try tat 81 CourtlandStreet. Also, DR.. McNArK
Acoustic On and permanent for deaicssS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

ARRIVED.
charlotte Graves OF Charleston 20 DAYS from Edsr
toD, = s;aTes TO hr Mcadams. Il erisnced very bad
schE GsoTr, ?olloek Casey i: days from Eswt-ra 9
SrhT SUPERB. Coz1eas f-or rasn-o: and days from
The Ro. S naval sror-s, u L Mitchell.
Schr D Franklin Tute DAYS from Virgins. oyGte-,
pounG 20 NeyGareu
schr Q,vd. Rogers. from Virginia. 7ire wood
SchE tronau; Concku, days orn Virginia. oysters. 20
master.
Sen BslumoI,, Wcglom, from Pe;srsburgh c,;on ard
M ze 10 james Aantef The was towed ap b. the sic M
Schr H,rr,:t & L ,uis2, from vir-inia pine wood
schr Els L W iiam, Tinker, days iroa Storing:on
potatoes te mister Tne s W has br<n the a: Ri
seTs ls!aId sevsl days. got ~ the Mo-
neg
schr Mary Jane, from vrg'nia, pine wood
MEMORANDA.
su down.
The Rivers quite free Of ice. Wind BY E.
SAILED,
shrs Cambridge, Lve5po !; Duncan, Mobile; Sheffield
liverpool.
Bark touisa, Vera Cruz
Brig BALDWIN, Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

fort OF ALBANY. The number OF vessels, eX-
.os've of canai-boats, arriving and departing
'0aa this port dung the past year was 90,
vi an aggregate tonnage of 55,354 tons
iAe lees received by the Harbor Mastor on ton
mage Is $3.50 81. The following is an account
o. the tonnage Of the pert for the past six years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

CEWER IN RIVlNGTON STREET.-Pub,c
~ N hereby given, THAI peuoa has been presented
from Sheriff street 70 the Eas, River. Perrons interested r
propositions and opposed thereto present
heir objections Whiting the undersisned hi Office,
Hall Of Records before .hs 1917 day Of February sr
(noon JOB EVEN, Street Commissoner.
Str,,t Comm ssloDe'S Office. Feb I'd 1874. feb3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

DANIEL WEBsrER.-Every body has something
to say about this genteman's residence IN New
York. He will retain his residence IN Massachu-
sets, and his business connection here with Mr.
Heay in Court strset. He has also opened law
copartnershp with two gentlemen in New Y ork,
and will be there when his presence is rendered
necessary by important cases. The Weehawken
House, in New Jersey, has been purchased because
ii was good investment for the money.
1Boston Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

n, Monday The Tribune will contain interesting state
su.rea,ye TO condition of the Phadelphia Whining
nm and Baltimore Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

10 Second Coming OF Christ az hand
Lestnrs upon the above nofenr"s SUBJECT viii % d5vt[s
AZ Franklin Halt II Chatham square Lords Day by
GEORGE 5 rORRS and ). : SNOW. Seats fee. Mr..
MILLER expected tn Sabbath and will be present ar
the meetings Providence permitting ne viii commente
OF lectures this c.;y, OF which DUE notice will be
OIL a, fe3 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

I The Hon. JOHN DAVIS, of Massachusetts,
arrived at the Eagle Tavern, Albany, on tuesday
evening, on his return from Illinois. he was ac-
companed by Mr.. RYAN, agent on the part OF the
State of Illinois, who returns to Europe with the
report of Gov. D., which, though not yet made
public, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser nieFs
shlghly favorable for the completion oithe canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

I . HE ReV, JOHN fienfy IioDnrt VII GF'
liver Sermon the ycnng, b.ing the 5th the course IN
the Mission Church the Epiphany, Stanton.stceet D.
tween Essex and Norfolk Sunday evening next
Services O'Clock. All the seats IN this
| Church free. 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
IirkiLtits.

5onds and MORTGAGES 1895 offs latter div pc % az
stocks tpar val. fi3 6o3l 1892 ls4 Capital 632 0Ut
.Ity Bank Notes, Sc. 49, ,2S8
SI--cie ,Si8
The questions between the Western and Worces-
ter Railroads have been referred. BIZ agreement OF
parties, 10 the arbitration of Mr.. Child Senator from
Worcester county, and Judges Sprague and War
rem the decision OF said referees 10 be binding for
one year.
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund have pub
Iished the annual statement OF the Fund, from which
appear the sums received and paid by the Commits
soners during the year, and the balance in their
hands at the close Of the fiscal year, Sept. 90 l843
The results in this statement are as follows viz:
Balance hand Sept. 30, 1912 81 7o $50 q
aeceved during the ending Goth Sept 1873 1851 25 81
Paid during the period OF $50 81
Leaving balance IN the hands OF the Comris.
soners on the 30th Sept. 1913 nf 81 s8o $50 81
The following shows the amount Of the Sinking
Fund SET apart and pledged for the payment Of the
principle OF the Canal Debt. This is made up OF
The surplus Canal Revenues Of 1912 and Interest
thereon e.. s7l.92a 81
Surplus OF 1873 5i,1b2 %
Total Of Sinking Fund 3Nt Sept 1873 S397 59 90
The total Canal debt Both Sept. l843, was
$50 29l, made up of the following items
zne x Champain henango canal. -. 2 at 600
canal debt. So O55 l3 Black River canal l493 900
Ere canal enlaIge' $780, =, do temporary IN So
-. o3t3,0oO Genesee Valley cau' 3,553o0o
0swego anal i2 30i Oneda Lake canal. so 0GG
Cuvug &Seneca II. 237, GOO improvement of The
Chemung canal. GiI6Gr Oneida 81 276
Crooked Lake canal. 10000
The debt has increased during the year 81 ,0G2,-
700, and there has been paid $204,763, showing q
net increase of S797,9 3l.
Principal. Animal interest.
Al per cent Si872 900 % S7i360 50
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Several others stood still lower.

y Some villain or VII ANS entered the store OF
ar Noble OF Battle Creek, Mich, on Thursday
night two weeks, and after helping themselves SO
such goods as their fancy seemed TO dictate, miss
ing however Mr. Ms pocket book containing s4oOl
taey proceeded to the sleeping apartment OF the
CLERK and robbed him OF watch and some small
change, when they left the store and opened several
cams, picking up at dileren, places horse, buggy,
NalneSS on htnr. L., -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

D7~ Lecture on Mental Electricity or. Mes
nlrrlsm POSTPONED until thus Saturday. eyvulug-Messrs
Browne & Pike resp ctiully that theg Obliged
TO Obliged postpone their FIST Lecture Nslos Saloon IL
consequence OF the clement eatner until This Eve ing
THY the the they will eytracta
Tooth from Of the subJsc,s, show TIE sbilIty OF
the Somnambuls'.
Tickets IS cents mad the door. Doors open ca
O'Clock and Lecture commence al Il. It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

- Thirteenth ward. -DEMOCRAIl CLAY
The members Of this Club requested 70
Monday Evening February the 't si4 at ss Grant 5tse
the transaction :. such other business come beo:e
,hs jInh JOHN COLBY, President.
'"T r U, nv. Sscrs,ary f32t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

non ,rsThe business ia stocks TO day fair
90 " hui little change in prices State were heavy at the
E Board at e. Grad Bank fell off 724 shares selling at
I TIE Wilmington Railroad was firm l6s. No VlCks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
Markets. CAREFULLY reported for The 7ri5r

We shall give some farther extracts in our next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

70. secont: Ward Henry Clay CLUB Ciuh.W Vl!S
for ths election OF Officers Will be held Joness Second
Ward Hotel No 81 Nassaus,ccet Monday Evening the
''i MT a' ''''' P"'' REvO C. HANCE, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-25
Old Time.

BY GEORGE LiNNEU BANKs, ESQ.
There's mighty old spirit abroad in the air,
And his footsteps visible everywhere.
He hath been the mountain all hoary with years,
And left it believed in ocean OF tears
He hath clambered DER tuTTet and battement grey.
And wrapt them in nantes Of silent decay
He hath wept through the forest, and laid at blow
I he stalw art oak chief Of the leaiy tribe, low.
In art, in nature, the vast and sublime,
All speak Of the visits of grey beard Time
He's a skeleton thing, with conntenance grim
All toothless his gums, and his eyeballs dim;
A twoedged scythe in his lank honey hand
His 'scutcheon S hatchment and glass ebbng send,
A thar Of jewels, worm eaten and black,
And arrows omnipotent strung at his back.
He leaps with the lightning and mounts on the wind
Destroying and scattering before and behind
The sundias shadow and old Abbeys chime
Denote with a warning, the mission Of Time.
He roameth unwearied, by night and by day,
A daring old footpad, still tracking way.
He ieareth no dungeon, no Judicial fate,
But pundreth alike from the beggared and great
He nestleth with youth in its valley Of flowers,
And spOrteth with love through the eagle winged hours
But the bald pated laird, and the tremulous knee,
The most he delighteth with ever to be
While the wounded in heart and the deepest in crime
Beg call from the mighty ply stefan, old Time
He mindcth the traffic, both early and late,
That lineth the road to eernity's gate,
And passeth none by shod with esrth's cayey mrc
But he taketh the body al toll for his hire.
The grandee may sit in his richly carved chair,
And the lies blood Of insects Indignantly
And the monarch may rule, a God, on his throne,
Ger the leasehod Of ashes he maketh his own.
But the spoler at last round their strong holds shall
climb,
And six feet of earth be the conquest Of Time.
BIRMIsoHAN, ENGLAND.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup,
shed every day of the year except New YEARS. day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or ~ 70 per an
num--postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every saturoay
nornmgprice St cents per copy or IS IL per annum-
hostages paid, cash In ivsncs.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
fast has III, largest circulation Of any paper IN s CITY,
or the pod and IS therefore, the best cdnne Jor business
men in the city country frices modefa'e-cash In aa
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnopR,EToR OF THE HERALD EsTABLrHfESr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-25
RUNAWAY NEGROES learn from the Hanes-

RUNAWAY NEGRoHs.-We learn from the Hanes-
yie (Miss Free Press, of the first OF March, that
part OF gang of runaway negroes have been caught IL
appears that several farmers armed and stationed them
selves in the vicinity Of the place determined 10 secure
alive il possible the whole gang They had not been
waiting long in ambush before six negroes maze ther ex
pccted appearance when the company IRON me country
babe them surrender The negroes Immediately present.
cd two guns in the face OF the ioeno't o o Por! Urn
King and Charles King but they could execute their
rous designs these gentlemen fired upon and shot
them down one Of whom attempted 10 discharge MS piece
"A / King while he lay wounded. Three oil the gang
made their escape during the sklsn, wne 'he ren h
inu one brandshed large knife, about foot in length
q, h Tho uos, sayapc' defiance \ blow from the barrel
If Tho cmnty gun OF King dexterousy dealt soon laid
him nrostr,ie beside his fallen companions
Tu,o rounany from town who were within hearing OF
Tho repor, Of the guns Immediately hurried to the bloody
cence of action and sight there presented itself OF the
mos, revolving nature. Two negroes woltering In their
blood and another stunned by the well aimed blow
so fortunately directed by Mr. King, were wnthng and
roaming apparently under themost intense pain. The
gro who clled TO the earth by the blow IRON the gun
had in his possession large knife land bottle OF
powder shot-percusson caps-writng materials-snd
forged passes written by himself e IN evidently pretty
good scholar and the leader OF the gang He now
confined in the county Jail at this place The guns taken
from them were sized shot guns of very good
quality; one with flint the other with percussion lock
One OF the negroes shot died yesterday mornng-tho
other is expected to live but short time.
HSEAsoY IN CANApA.-The thermometer fell last
night to % degrees below freezing, with strons
northeast wind. To-day the ice on 81 Ls~re lu
smooth sheet from the freezing OF the ram Wc en y-
erday To-day is not sprng.lkc Maple sugs as, NV Wv,
ever already been made in some paitsoi lne oo"i
has been to market and there are pieces oil pare
ground on the high ground with southern exposure.
Notw outstanding the signs OF spring winch nave pesn "
ticed its early arrival continues "nccr'"n'-S"eoe'
Gazette, loth instant