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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

FROM JANAIcA.-We have a file OF the Kingston
Journsl 10 the 2th Of July but stock OF know
Is little enlarged by the acquisition
Great preparations made by the colored people
10 celebrate the anniversary OF their enancpaon-the
si OF August The question discussed great
length and OF course with vehement opposition the
admission OF slsve-gro~ sugar into England.
The Journal has good laugh over story which ap-
pesred. time ago. in one Of the New Orleans pa
pers that there were 5000 well disciplined black troops
in Jamaica and that several steamers were ng in
Kingston hsrbor, with supposed destination for the
Gulf of Mexico The Journal says that not solitary
there at The time referred to aud that
there scarcely 200 black troops in her Majesty.
vice, all told Com. Adv
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Inter Election Returns.

TEYSEssEE-Members Of Congress chosen
DiuL -Andrer Johnson. l.. over W. g BaowNio~
H. Wm NJ Cooke w. over LEWIS hENEAO'
w and - Gilbert, l.. -
H. JoH~ CRozTER ~. over julius w. bsaofHt"
by 800 msj-Whig gain.
" 'Air0H Cailom. Loco no opposiiion
v .G,or3e ~ J0nes Loco
VI Barclay Martin. Loco, over kTNphfcK
VII MyEEpfrH p GENTLY. w. over NELSON 90
VII. sJosEPH II. PEYToN. w over Gen. w" l.
TroHsd0ie.
TX l. b Csase Loco, over MATTHE"soN. p
X Fysderic T. Stanton, Loco. probably, over T. J.
-cKUGGs-LOcO gain.
XII MILTON Brown. Wing over Hes, Loco
Members Of asst Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

Missouri The Convention ha; will assemble to
revise the Constitution Of this viii Of sixty
six members and Of this number there viii b. about
twelve Wings This small majority has been caused by
the wifu Of the Legislature, in making the senate
rial districts unequal And by doubling the districts
drown the voice OF the people IN the Wing coun
ties In every debcraive body there should be strong
minority. TO set AS wholesome REPUBLICAN check and
balance 10 guard against excuses and ulr-aisms
ST Louis New Era Aug. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
DIED,

ON Wednesday evening Inc .rh inst. ster -r,-.c,.,
iluess BONLEs COLGATE IN the hny.seyen,h ys,,
ui his axe
The friends OF the deceased and nj. brother Wuh.-
Colgate ar respectfully invited attend b.. faper.
without further notice. Friday morning the "a ms,
I'D 0c.oce from his late residence y East s.xteen,h
street
A. Troy 10Th Mrs Jane wife OF Mr. stephen Trtco,,A
Az Lsnsineburgh. 10th Augustus Fiey forrnerly -.
I'll Of Rensselaer, County Sc
A. Albany lqth. Thomas Jenkinson a.
A. strs4ord y. H. JOHN PEAVEY. 20. aRevoluro,.
aly pcnslOncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

NORTH CARoLINA.-The Union says Barringer's
majority in the lid District is but l6 (Barringer
eG6, Fisher i,95Oj and that Fisher will contest
Also. that JAMES GRAHAM, an old Wing Member,
as beaten THos. L. CLISGMAS, late Wing Mem
aer, by 900 in the LIST District Clingman ran out
d ;raham lasf time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

ESSEX. CT. lith August l-4j.
METEOR II MID-DAY.-A bright and splendid
Meteor made - appearance in this vicinity Monday
The LIN inst about o'clock ?. NJ Al the time Of its
appearance. the shining with full spenior the
lay clear, with the exception Of few scuds floating
clouds the East but the North Vi the Meteor. po-
-uon rs appearance truly striking. and If mad
cured in the night would have been sublime, IN the
highest degree lrs brightness resembled that
u the brightest ball chs nhrnng but its appearance
and notion (Which a direct lin. perpendicular
'o the horizon well A. the csarness Of the heavens.
shows that IL Aete0r-a strange being an inna T.
Of the skies. l. NJ ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

LOUISIANA Truman Phelps of Catahoula is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the lid District, to
il the vacancy occasioned by the death of Gen. j.
3. Dawson VIM. d. Boyle of West Felicana
will probably be the Loco candidate.
The canvass for Governor, &c is becoming ami
mated No doubt of the acceptance Of the New
Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

AI,BAxA-We thought yesterday, that the Loco
ocos had elected the whole Delegation to congress
rom Alabama. Bat we have the leasing news
his morning, that billiard, Wing is elected In the
4 District over Cochran, Loco The Montgomery
lournal gives the following maiorities:
truisrd Cochran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

CONGRESS lid. DISTRICT.
1917. 1913.

crozieI's majority III Blsckwell' do IN lsi3' e..
We have returns for Governor from "a Counties.
living Foster % $50. Brown 29769-Brown's ma
,rity ga. There are Counties TO hearfrom,which
ave CLAY 10 s96, Polk Al. Brown is elected by
bout 300 majority. The Senate will most certain
be Wing by majority House doubiful-Proba-
ly Loco FOoo by majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
~In Whls General Committee. Aug ].

w Mig esfuerBi Ommtttff, Aug ID lcfo
Essol,<i That i he recommended 10 the Wig Electors
of the CITY County of SeNYork assemble In their
" ards Monday the first OF Sept the
places hereinafter recommended lsdbc TO such alteration
- may be made by the several Wsfd COmmitees for he
purpose % selecting three Delegates Senatorial Con
veniion. and i've Delegates County Nominating Con
venf'on.
Reoiped That said Conventions assemble on "Wednesday
the third OF Sept next "A O'Clock NJ a, tbs Broadway
House.
Ward al Threshcr- Broad.si Hotel
II Jones Second Ward hoieL
Ill 2el Wsshington-st
Nv Shakespeare Hotel
Marion House
VI Nstoaal Hall
VII cor. East Broadway and Csiherine-st
VIII Howard House.
TX kenucsy Hall
X Az Ward Committee shall direct
XII A. Ward Conimtt-e shall direct
XII A. Ward Committee shall cireci
XIII Clay Reading Room, GrancsL
XIV Broadway House
XIV Constitution Hall
XVI Sixth avenue and Twenty -third-si
XVII Henry Clay HOuse - -, ,
BY order SMITH DJNNNo 'hs'Ha|
,. III Hosssr Hsws, Secretaries. .n,, q..oa
WELCOME X BEEBk,) au'' 'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

NORTH CAROLISA- We have received. thi
evening a letter from a gentleman of high standiu-
and great political knowledge, from Raleigh which
confirms the opinion expressed in the MON o
last evening. relative to the defeat OF Clingman IN
The Buncomhe Distrlct. mon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The Dark Cloud Of War.

The Washington Union OF Tuesday contains a
translation OF the report and resolutions submitted
by the Mexican Minister Of Finance to the Chamber
Of Deputies, the object oi which j. % empower the
Executive 70 contract loan OF fifteen millions OF
dollars Il comes in the Dhrio del Gohemo OF
July 2isi. received At the Department OF state via
Pensacola. and it must remove all doubt as to the
intention. OF Mexico The Minister SAYS.
On the 10Th Of April Of the present year. had the
honor 10 present 10 The sugust Chamber OF Deputies
-erort nrouo-inr various whch the government
considered proper 20 be adopted IN order % o'tn re-
.olrces for making Texas Al that time some hop
remained that the efforts OF the government 20 avoid war
and it, fatal consequences might prove successful That
nope now orsver lost and heTt are no other ateFna
tive- for Mexico than iniamy and slavery on the one
f or WAY with s - disasters and calsmties On The
ether Mexico mas been provoked 10 this war and for
onr series of wears has borne this provocsOu and her
people would be unworthy % preserve the country
which their fathers conquered by their blood. they
should not and rise in mass 10 oppose an inquiious
aggression in defence OF their nationality and 10 secure
respect an independent people. The time for talking
and discussing the ncontestahe rights OF Mexico IN
the Texas question. : past; and the period has
arrived when We must with rapdity and decision.
N order 70 national cause before the whole
world which observing and which vii X rs eyes
upon ne % see whether worthy 20 be regarded
~ a nation or only 70 be conquered horde % say
ages The Government has been unable 90 resist The
calls OF duty or the unanimous voice of the nation ana
decided by necessity o. engage in war The Minister
u Foreign Relations has already submitted hs proposi
non 10 declare war and without doubt. the national
Congress will decree H. in obedience TO the wishes Of
the Republic.
The Minister goes on 10 say that in order 90 prose
cute the war with vigor, loan, either national or
foreign. of -l5.o00000 viii be necessary and he
intimaies his belief that oppressive measures may
be necessary to raise this large amount. which
means thai wealthy citizens Of Mexico must be
compelled to lend assistance. He concludes by
submitting the following propositions
Frs The Government is authorized % contract O.
oan either national foreign which may bring into ne
Treasury adsposabe amount Of fifteen millions OF dol
lars.
Sscond For the extinction of the debt created by this
loan and the payment Of the interest the Government
will hypohecate all the revenues Of the Nation not a.
ready Unprotected for other payments
Third The Government will present 10 Congress an
account of every loan which Il may contract IN virtue of
this authorization. and statement OF the ooects a.
which the amount OF such loan Is devoted.
LUIS De Ia ROSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

p The HEALTH OF NEw ORLEANS appears
70 De universally good the present season. In pOpua-
tion u more than 10000 there were during the week
ending On the 9th inst only y deaths IS Whites and II
Blacks OF these - children. The Troplc of the
l2h says earn that single case OF the yellow
teyer exlsts in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

Iow,-The St. Louis Reporter Of the llth inst
says" We have received but few returns from
the recent election in Iowa. and they indicate iha'
Dodge Loco has been reelected delegate to Con
gress by reduced majority and the constitution
rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

\ WOMAN DoCKED.-The Bunker Hill Aun,
states that woman discovered stuck fast in ~
mud. Al low water IN the dock near Warren Rns,.
she cNtricaied only by the Use u sh0yels-pl.n.
icing necessary for the stand upon while the,
we're digging her out The Aurora says We are 4,
ounci that the woman belongs To- Boston and as %.
says, was pushed into the dock by her loving HUSBAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

The Euiaulan Ala Democrat of 18th has
eturns from all the Counties in the lid Disric, but
'ovington, with the following result Iiillisrd,
Wing. 3sl2. Cochran Loco, 377l. Covington gave
lay . Majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

TESsEssEE-The Union says the reported gam
ola Whig Senator in the White District was pre-
mature, Mr. Turcy, Loco, Is elected in that District
II so. the Senate will stand II Wing to 10 Loco
as the Hamilton and Shelby District is also Loco
The nion thinks the House will stand 3j Wings
and 30 LocOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
The Wn.hinafnn Murder.

The Intelligenccr OF yesterday brings US the fol
owing account of the arrest and partial examination
VIM Rufus Elliott for the murder Of w. T.. Kendall
Mr. Elliott was arrested Monday night on warrau
charging him with causing the death of William T. hcr
dali by shooting him with pistol on Pennsylvania Az,
nue. Il appears that Mr. Elliott after firing the pistol u
Mr. Kendall and woundng Mr. Bay. went IN a hack 10 N
house of Geo Parker E-q street where he was st
rendered under the advice of his friends IL hi
Justices Morsc and Goddard who IN attendance a
Mr. Psrkers. (where Gen Jones also attended AZ cuun
sci for Mr. Elliot) commit the accused for further
.minati0n Yesterday he was brought into the COuf
House in custody OF the Narhal when, the Justice ai
bearing on the bench AZ about - o'clock invcsga
lion of the circumstances of this tragcs affair took
place. in OF the most crowded court rooms we ever
Witnessed
The prisoner was defended by General Jones and
X. Fendal Esq. and took his seat hy the side Of bi
counsel James lIoban, Esq. District Attorney. and II
II Dent Esq appeared in behalf Of the United States
Nearly twenty witnesses were examined in the course
the day
The examination Of witnesses was in progress halt
past hve o'clock when the Court adiOumed until thi-
morning At eleven o'clock The accused appeared de
bruised and dscolored by the blow he had received
from Mr. Bay in the course of the day before the aa
rencontre took place.
Il arranged that the deposition of Mr. Baily should
be taken by the examining justices in the presence OF
counsel for each party.
At the close OF yesterdays investigation TIE prisoner
was reconducted to prison in custody OF the Marshal
APPOINTMENT RY THE PRESIDENT. official.
JAMES McKIssIcg, Of Arkansas. to be Agent Of the
Cherokee nation Of Indians West Of the Mississippi 20
take effect on the 18th September l-iJ which day
the term of service OF the present incumbent viii expire
ROBERT CoLrON. Of Washington Warden Of the
Penitsntary In the District Of Columbia from the trs
resignation viii take effect the 3lst day Of August
ID
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ou LAY, that II refuse 20 meet you on The grounds Which
.ou dictate you shall consider tacit scanOw u
-e superiority Of your Lock, Nc Having no confidence,
Aour IAN did once accomplish your Oh
tc force open the chest which my Lock placed
your shop, shall give you opportunity perform
lAe experiments, aud st shall deny the superiority ofyo1f
Lock
You have been solicited To attempt To open ny Lock O.
y. Downing Co.'S, No COrtland street. and at the Cnon
Bank ia Wal-,ire.i but you have acknowledged Il wss
safe there ON the door, but you wanted The Lock IN your
shop 10 effect your object of which there proof
To put you and your Lock true test with myself ard
LOck vii put the L0ck wch You s-ge YOU opened
gt which lay and the UMPIRE A. r Iiasey, Esq Cashier
of te Bank Of New YORK, who held The Stakes, says you
opened by improper iorcel on the same chest Tie Lock
be- In The condition. and place the chest and Lock In
me EAchtng. Reading Room, there "a fortnight
90 open ii sou cai-ani fO satisfy you
Lock, VIII take 10 81 show 10 10 you before YOU make
uia io open f ami sou say opened Once-whch
deny, except by fOrcc- VIII give you opportunity ~
prove the Truth ~ your assertion II you have equal conn
dence in your Parsuopuc Lock- you shall pat the saa<
lack, which the sub ect o former trial you aegs,
upon chest subject To 10" same examination allow you
o naAe Of Lock, and place the chest IN the Read
ng Room open 90 M operations for the length u
ume Ihs vi put u.s. on an equal iJouug-h-e VIII he no
opportunity Of unawe-snO further cavil about terms &c
As you commenced challenge Ia the world. and a.
ege you opened my Lock, should Ike 20 know why you
md not publish IL Ia the .ord, did when opened one
pf your warranted hsugeabe Locks the Bsnk Hayef
h and placed Of mine IN ls stead and cha enged yog
o 20 and open u, sou conld A. the Bank did ALSO foo
warrant your Lock not 10 get out " order How is II hh
Of your Porardortc Locks you IT, ofof'
der al the MerrmacA Bank and could not BE- used aud -
btnh sem Tor on" ~ nine ana hah u put on IN m p1r sna
which yon were invited to pcs might remind you VI 70
cent Instances n this City, where doors were cut down 70
consequence OfyOur Geransed Parauopnc Lock am w
Ing ~ meet you % that point no instance Of such din
Guilty hos occurred with my Loeb. You say you wish no
-pap-r coniTOversy-nsfcr bat ready u eel
ls OF Locss and end The mater. Nine you VII
ni az the Exchange Re- tdlng Room proposed In few
days ~ which notce VIII be gv' ready Tor your expert
msuts CHALLENGE you 10 do the same with ,oers IN m
au.ln ~ Bank Lock Manufacturer, Newark, M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

>iNp>, ssRs,P,slILs-->rslrrus.- This COMPLAIN Z,
Justly considered species OF II isseos sp,r
The glands, and long supposed that scla csitxry VS.
- only remedy II j. ssccrtalnci, however thai n
AIKEN ime before The vascular structure OF The gland Ia
actually changed, the disease be cured BY asa
Of sandss >arsspsi IA The i rue OF I'll the vsrou,
forms ofcancer. while In -crOtua, and sl nfsmmaoy l.
of the OF the body, relief Will be Afforded B,
lhis valuable remedy
Prepared anu sold. wholesale AMI retail. by A. B. D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists ~ Fuon-s,reet New. york
Sold rs Broadway = Fast Broadway and by Dug
.si generally throughout the United States Price o. pef
iotle. >iN bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
~. Conccrl.-Me..,s coylsr poper would MOI

~ (Oucerf.-Mc--fe COVERT DODGE Nouh lhiofm
he citizen, Of York that they viii give Vocal Enter
'annent al he Minerva Rooms Oae Concert Hall on
Thursday evening. 2l,i inst which occasion they viii
sing twenty OF their most popular pieces including the May
Queen first and second parts, by Dempster; The Death Of
Warren also by Dempser, words by Epes Sargent, ESQ.,
% Comic Descriptive Piece, entitled Tip 10 Niagara
Falls and Descriptive Piece, TIE Magnetic Lecture, writ
Ten by Mr. Dodge and sung by him for seventy nghs hs
pas season Nj C. viii alec sing new song by Russell,
entitled lis Eve on the Ocean
Cards OF adm-s ON p ceus-lo be had AT Awills Music
Store a. the door Two tickets admit gentleman and
to ladies' Doors open ~ O'Clock Concert To commence
a 81 O'Clock Mss Barton viii preside al The piano forte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

East lNph HAIR DNE.-rhr nineteenth century has many
brilliant discoveries 20 boast off, of the most important
connection with the Toilet j. the East ludls Hair Dye
Red grey hair calamity II almost invariably morti-
hcs the unfortunate wearer But here perfect remedy
the misfortune. The most carrcty locks the greyest
hat grew hurau head be- tarued eiback by
one application The dye Affects the shin IN the sht
degree Il Is prepared by Dr. Comsiock himself sni he
warrants u to produce the effects stated Thousands who
IRE never suspected have taken the benefit of the Dyens
act Sold by Comslock Co p Counland-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

CON>FL's MAGICAL PNN ENrRAOros-We live IL .
world of trouble. bat i wonderful how much suserns
We may save our-eve, by the use OF proper OF a.
ae discoveries MAT 'n. nineteenth century can bOas. Con-
lc MaginH Pam Eifracf0r Of the most Triumphant
Burns aud scads general cufei By b u ies minutes
and, Dr. DO s srp led n ilme hser = ever .eit
The injured spot All cuoi men, who love their brethren
bound u conscience 90 circulate these ici wh-n
present temsoves in al cases Of injury sustained
by the SKIN. this remedy beyond all price aud Yet
nrlya uiic. Purchase only from Comsiock Co, CHIN
Is end DnIgrisls. u (nnrtIand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

EisLos-Tha admirable deneafor Of he Negro eharse
ter Rice, his Benefit tonight lie has been received
here with great applause. HIS Mummy Is not "hi' nie
nor in strength Of huor 10 poor JACK hecve' broughsn
also appears in one his happrss efforts Teddy the Tier
So strong combination Of al that hilarious and hamorou.
must snsure f0l garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

NERVE AND Bo>g Li>tNENr AND INDIAN NFGEr,sLs
ELiNlR-F0r Rheumatism. GOu. contracted cords aud
les. There equal 10 this m The world Few
ar practitioners willing to peril their reputation In
the of the hara~ing discasr which this appes-
4on insibiy cures The Nerve and Bone Linment used
externally perfect sympathy with thu kiSr which 10
AIKEN internally. aud their combined eject il 10 ihs
by which The racke and 10 promote genera
throug bout the body Thousands of cases attest he
value of these wonderful preparaions Sold by Iom.ock
\ Co. n Iourilant-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21

~ Doctor BowrOn has resumed he practice OF bs
profession his residence 90 secondarnue. fOurha
Doctor B0"ron ha, opened lutrnary IN Tenth street cor
Of Frstvenue for he treatment OF Consumption, Liver
Complaints and Chronic Diseases ~ Children Persons who
unable pay Tor medical attendance viii receive advice
rec OF charge At his uhraary. Office hours between II
and u O'Clock every day. ~ aul9 ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE

Congress Of Lyce,mS At an adjourned meet
ing of the Congress of Lyceums, held OH Tues
day evening last, Nov. %, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
term: President, P. R. Loveioy; list Vice Pre-
sdent, II. Nandertord, Jr.; I'd Vice President,
X. Boyle; Recording Secretary, S. P NIorris;
Corresponding Secretary, w. II. Travers; Trea-
surer, w. f. Alcock; Executive Committee, ] .
d. Ball, N. b. Ward, J w. Medairy. T. J.
Porter and w. J. kesey: Financial Committee,
a. Baker, ?. II. Kelly, Charles Thompson, r.
L. Talbot and J. II. Medairy. The associa-
ton, of which the above named gentlemen con-
sttute the officers, has now been fully and per-
manently organized, 1t has been founded on
a secure basis, and if its designs arc duly an
preciated and properly iostered by the literary
community, it will prove one of the most eff
Gent organizations of its character ever formed
in our city. It's objects have been explicitly
stated in a recent address, emanating from a
committee OF that body; and it is confidently
hoped by the members OF the association, that
all literary societies of our city, not represent
ed in the Congress of Lyceuma, will manifest
Their interest IN the movement, by sending a
delegation to its next regular meeting, to be
hold on Thursday evening, December 3, at the
hall Of the Maryland Institute.
a Great .2nnOyancs. Every one who is in
the habit Of passing along the streets near the
whaIves where wood is sold, must have expe-
rienced as we have. the annoyance TO which
the carriers and wood-sawyers, who congrepate
there, subject all who pass, by the unnecessary
question whether they wish to purchase wood.
50 unpleasant has this useless practice become,
that many persons whose business calls them
near the wood wharves have complained that
they have been accosted by those men, and the
same question put to them kalfa dozen times a
day. 1t amounts TO positive nuisance and
we think it ought TO be discontinued.
City Court, The jury in the case of VIM
Stirling, who retired to their room, about I
O'Clock on Monday evening, TO make up their
verdict, was still celebrating at late hour last
evening. The Court met yesterday at 10, and
again at O'Clock, when they received for an
swer'ifom the jury, that they had not agreed
and were not likely so to DO. They were per-
mitted to enjoy the luxury of a 'shave," at tho
hands of Monsieur Lee, in preparation, we sup
pose, for the approaching Thanksgiving day"
The probability is, that, having proved so very
disagreeabie, they will be discharged to-day by
the Court--which meets this morning at 10
O'Clock Report says they stand: eight for
clearing him, and four for conviction
Threatening Life George Jones, charged
with threatening the lie of William Simnis,
was yesterday arrested by officer Mcdonald
ana released on security to keep the peace by
Justice McAllister.