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General Notires.
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E.rI rail - guards OF Washington
Who's -i--= lnhis Al fie-.
Cone come snr: DO 80 hey hive G51e.
:. On ihe lzri AMI OF The So
Thsy fought Eid bed for theg -ich,s
a. good fresrne1 vii ever do
And ,hsv made their los -es slErts
Whlch were old AID leVP- old and new.
= our fa.h-~s did cone and DO
Orlr. col th-i f-ts fisy51G-- ts0t rc5t
To destroy yo1r -o1s and dau-nist- co.
,r.rr-r' fsrv 7-l 90. =-sirk p rs-s:
10 70 yuar-- II Washington arse
Coi.- cone. ard hear v hal 1 cal say
81 The has- and los Do ~ 9erTtle-
B=csuse j not 70 ttsl1 siFe way
so zrise ve guard. OF Washington
,r1 90 20 ne Polls and vote
For vutr tue ;fierd, tJ,aae Ro6ertiaH,
And he your i1st rights vii rote.
Fathers. ar; brothers. 20 .1d vote
.F5r yoat tfu- f.ieui, James Robertson.
M hs x Ill -our Til-r rights e'sr note.
- a. did the great. G>orSe Haittn sf7H-'
Al .1oy The answer Washington ave the Brush on
Hg2ocri,es knayes and Writings are lie Hess:sns lhat
Nv name can he put on any ballot ths VIII be law
~ n , r. r '-'' 80 The Parentes. One
GRAND RALLY.
AMERICANS TO THE RESCUE,t
fEortcTIoN 10 sMssic,S LABOR
GREAT RESPONSE MEETING
AMERICANS
OF the Sixth Congressional District.
At VAUNEALL GARDEN,
on MONDAY EVENING,
November ID. at O'Clock,
To respond 20 ihe Nomination OF
WILLIAM " CAMPBELL
The Hon George Folsom. Hon Lewis {. Levin. General
Peter S.en Smith and other gentlemen VIII address he
meeting. Il
" Fashionable Eats.-WATSON CO 49, Chat
hans; offer eor Inspect ton and sac he sl style Hats for
1875 The subscriber. devote unusual attention the pro-
ducton OF superior Qualities OF Beaver and Moeshn Has
equal 10 auv manufactured. which offered > per
sio iseoda WATSON 4 co. Isl Chshsin-square
UNJUST AND UNCHRISTIAN
~ The public. and the religious community in par
iiculsr .re respect uy invited to call Al store No IA
assast and examine the unnecessary and Gnchristsa
injury received by from the msnagers o. he American
Tract Society. log -weods- Could, bANhs CO.
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
tbs CANCER CAS- NJ CURED!
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COMMITS RODGERS GESENIUS'S
IJEBREW GRAMNAR-D APPLETON Co hsv

COMMITS RODGERS GESENIUS's
IIERREW GRAMMAR-D APPLETON co. have
Ill INST published C;e.enus'- Hebrew Grammar lih
edition revised ~ Dr. r. Rodger, translated by T. j.
Conant Prot Hebrew tn Madison univer-ity, Haml-
ton ~ Y. with the notifications 10 the editions snhs-
quenlly the l by Dr. Davis, of Stepney College. Lon
don which added OF eNercl.cs IN Hebrew
Grammar and Hebrew Chre-lcmHihy prepared by the
tr.n-ator- vol 8vo. handsomely printed. Price - -
The excellence. ot G-eniu-'- Grammar - universally
know ged. Its adaptation, both In matter md method
the wants OF Hebrew students Is trumphsnty
established by the fact that fewer than thirteen editions
have been sold The edition. from whlch This Trans
iaIon has been made, prepared by Prot R0dger, and
appeared In Germany ~ l8i' Among living Phiioogsts
there but few in higher repute than Rodiper-
His edition OF this Grammar m-y therefore be supposed Ia
contain real Improvements, n vel A. changes and
additions; and this presumption Is fully horne out by a
comparison with the thirteenth edition. which Itself
improved by the authors las revision The addition OF the
Reading Book introduction TO the transRtlng ot He
brew together with The Course Of Exercises and Chresto
nalhy by Prot Conznt VIII be- found of material service
the student IN mastering the Grammar and acquiring the
language.
Professors OF Hebrew desiring llis work for exam
nation can copy applications personal or by
letter. 20 the publishers. 200 Broadway. NJ I'll,
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Books.

wM TAYLOR s. co. NO CASTOR HOUSE,
HAVE RECEIVED during the past week something for
[ I every hodv not only in the Of Cheap Puhca-
toas Magazines. &c Sfvh-h !rey keep tu assortment
but book under the sboye TILE by RoSrr CUrlec1 ESQ
Lovers new work. Legends and Stories OF Ireland soc
Woman's Reward novel. by the Hon Mis-. Norton
. cents.
The Old Gro Nest. an American novel, BY R F Greeley.
Saor Resar,u., revised edition. by Thomas Carlyle
No II Of the illustrated History Of England > cts
Lires Living Age No ~, 81 per year or per No III
cents
The New-York Illustrated Magazine for November. Is
cents
Vol Modern Standard Drama bound in muslin, smbe
l-aed with Portal; and Memoir OF Mi w l. Burton
The celebrated Comedian Fric" 81
v Y Spirit Of tho Times ~ The Island City
The Anglo American The Uncle Sam.
The rhla Sat Courier. The Ysnsee..............
The rhs Sat- Fost Tie Police Gsze,le
The Saturday EmPodam The gag OF 6at TnoH
o3l WM TAYLOR co. No. , Asor House.
SARTOR RESARTUS.
yIrHIS DAY PuBLISHED-Saior Resarus-Ths Lie
and Opinion. Herr Tcuiesdrockh, by Thos Carlyle,
price edition, late revised and amended by
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
on Heroes. Hero Worship, and the Heroic in History
Six Lectures reported with ernendatons and additions, by
The Eyenng Post .ays OF these two works by Carlyle
These are perhaps the authors best works-conainng
hi. thou ghs vigorously expressed In the hrst
h. velops the explicit style. with Illustrations,
the ga that lies At The the whole uater-ha there
h, IN human nature principle OF reverence fo what is truly
noble and msulike ani divine
Sartcr Resartus l. much the best c Carlye's WORKS
t one which contain, the elements ot all his subsequent
writings and the picture OF the life OF man II IS not
only n. fullest Of matter, bur, think the best written
the facies compacte-t Saxon
NEARLY READY
Carlyle's Past and Present.
Carvl,.s rench Revolution.
Published and for sale by
ny WILEY 4 PUTNAM, lhl Broadway.
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ENUIUITIUS OF the Antique Gallery OF the National
hcsiariv OF Design corner III Broadway ard Leonard
s-The Gallery of Antique Statues Is open TO III. Fnec
daily from 10 A. NJ to T NJ until the commencement OF
,s School on Wednesday the ith OF November. Adms
ms.ton free Descriptive Catalogues ~ cts.cli bscod
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CANAL BANK LOCKPORT-Noies wanted a.
u 50 cects oc Ire dollar, until Monday eftsrrooa-
$50 l~is !. THOMPSON, 81 Wan St
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Amrsemerts.

T.BESNtCLE-LEoFo De MEYERS Third
4 Grsac Mu>ess fesrSS-tTee etsele~ntA aPpeai42Ss
(i-fnsn beasyoen, Secesy. 'il ias plaes Tuesday.
Soven5e g 1875 He S ee sssss;e Sy NE ar; -
whole ORCHESTRA consisting 81 orty's~c eniarnt ~
Isles asd -sSsr1 sraeueufs The very asIsctrs Pro-
.r.,r:-ae VIII bs dciy Psbl>he'i
r. No fcstToncleai On iae account O. IAe 'e''Set
os,SN1&S
soPOI-D DE NEYER-> ;aGrs 6tssd Musiesl
c,sae Sey.Y,,Ss c,h1,, ~ @. The Chari;ab,e fead
dav Sc,eu,ber S. ist-. a. me Brosdvsy Tabernacle.
TIE follow eminent aris;e. nave r'nieere thet VAN
MIS-. Z L0DER, FRACLE'S kOSstSShf,
a aEss F AreHT e n GH5a!e N fobsk
VIII hs wh7e ofehe,iys sSg,,as Il u eminent artists
1-eraad Overture tro1. Re Huyasaoss-Sy Msy,
tC;er.r,,-l Mr Fhitr Meyer
5-impfoysaon. O. Russian 'i's eo7Psse an n ,,....
Duo Frsusia Korsin>ky and Herr aechy.
i-Grand Ara No I Lcder VIII Orchestra
t-luiro;ucti0u and Gard FANTASIA oc sissle
Amor composed sId executed BY Leopold De Meyer
lnt-Hnission Of ter minutes
TIL. M,.eA Msroesine. eenpos,: by Leopold de Mey-
er. nsSrisaente,i by he cecsrs;ed fie-or sce
uoz. IN Psr., ana executed by he Wee.e orehssiFs-
GERMAN Bsllad-by Ja.-T-'I hT MSiea hen N,
trau-i deu Msnneri 3och sicac N'l!e Rachel
5-Ern,l's Carnival &c Venice. arrsaset for The p
ano and executed Leopold de Meyer
t-G-sud Trio Fs.Slein Sor>.n>sy, Nj PHILIP Meyer
snd Herr HscAi
strand March rriuwphale D'i,lsy, composed by
Leopold de Never. instrumeuled 10y the cele.
hraied Hector 5eriioE. in Paris, sne executed
by the w ao'e urtu"sSs
Tickets One Dollar each Programmes AID tickets 10 90
had principal music stores aad 81 the dcoF 81 lie
evening ct The concert
~ Young Ladies aad Gentlemen under II years age,
ha.i prce-91
ciseiy NJ postponeneni on account q ihc weather "
TABERSACLE-Owing 70 the Concert m sic Of ihe
L German Benev client Society, HENRI HEIR ha, post
roned ns second Grand Concert unt Thursday evening,
November 5 Particulars IN ;rre advertisements cSl
NIENAGERIE At NIBLO's.-RtYMONp
lbWARISG'S collection Of Living Animals Few IN THIS
Civ is The largest the United States The plSee =
well adapieG and beautifully fitted M for the reception OF
the public. Open from to - FROM 70 t. and from 10
10 o'clock in the evening Abundance y cents children
half price ou lStUa
4 MEXICAN MU~Euoi.-Splend'd performance.
n this sflsucou nj O'clock snd evening at nan pasl
Tn. Free List except the Frees, suspended The SHAN
ING OUAKERS Will continue - cye represtnauou> OF
the Singing Dancing Shaking and WHEELING, IN iH SGa.
.er costume. Last week positively ~ The okPhEAS
FAMILY Also 20 W. seen TWO LIVING ORANG OF
TAHGS TWO LIVING TWIN CAFFRES. TWO LIN.
ING MONSTER SNAKES. As5, AVIAN MODEL OF
THE HUMAN BODY Ia be .een for additional - cents
In addition the following performers engaged Great
Western Billy Whitock. Miss Greenwood. Ass julien
and Mad. Rockwell, Fortune Teller Admission -Scents-
children under 10. ~ cents. ~
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OLATFOKM sCALES.-Fairbsnks'se celebrated
Pf.,rcfr Sce.ea o. eTery destreSio rot1-..ton fof
al. or FAIRBANKS = co. La Wsssf-st 90 i;nts
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60 FARJI FOX sALE.-salsdt " ...s ~anL' 81 -,
-CIty Of Newly or6con.saing ~ @cfes Of the most
productive SOL Dc sold VII He s!9ex Ctops eae az
,s,.s md Isrg- sum kas been expeloe2 n improve
n, rse coufor: and convenience Of the cwner Fo.
Ee-5-r oart.caIsrs apply To ROYAL GURLEY co. ia
grordway corner OF D1ane-.L 90 lwls.
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F--- -zr-rrzzesz1GREST FINAL CONTEST be-
Ia -ssrsS-;s,lt cen Lady SufoS and James ksFols
a1----I.A--i1-p previous their departure for Eng
land on Monday "a Nov over the Union Course. H. Ex
trains will run ~ follows Leave Brooklyn % ~ NJ -
NJ Il r. NJ and r VI and return the close at the race
- ,, -. -, ,,,y o3l 2
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az, UNION COURSE, Lei.
f-rp S3NAE.rhrr. Recording 20 agreement.
NJ EfV124 the second between
&zs1S-ssxS,x..SsS> Lady Suffolk aud J. X. Polk.
for . Purse OF 500 two-mle
h-Ats comes Monday the "a of November at hall
past o'clocs, precisely
4 Conklin enters j. K. Folk. 10 90 to wagon
The railroad Will leave a. II NJ hsf-Past one and
O'Clock.
o ., iiii lti.. " - ''''' y" - @ sPiCER
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vANnERLYNlS

Grea, National lici'Ue Of TIE
LANDING cuLUNsuS,
PAINTED BY ORDER OF CONGRESS. is row eS.
hihitinr for short time in thu large Saloon OF the
Academy OF Design. of Broadway and Leonardst
Open FROM 4. " 10 loP. NJ
scriptivc pamphlets 81 cents OF lns-
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miscellaneous.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
CLASSES 1915 i7Teacners have been engaged for
the following Classes which members invited 10
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+ COTTON, AucIioneer.
by F.COLTDS, Auction and Commission Merchsnt
D-Stcre Nos. il3 Fulton aud " Anu as-Liberal ao
rance. made on good, for private sale or al auction
aud prompt made Ut every descrp-
lion OF goods puuctslv attended To and respectfully 30
icii.h WEDNESDAY. Nov. {
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Writing Master in returning 10 NewYorS respectfully II,
forms tie ladies' OK this city aud Brooklyn that he has FUR
nshed an apartment handsomely for their
a, No SIS Broadway corner Of Duane-st where they may
receive his instructions private As In ,her own paro
Mr. B. therefore politely invites the ladies' attention
10 superior system OF wiring uod assures them tai N
one course of the most eonhnec ccoth n
ineeganl mode oil writing Is immediately broken up ana
one OF perfect beauty freedom, ard expedon uecals
ns,r. oS9 Seeds
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r. Mt. Vernon Tent No. 76, 1. q. of R.-The
brehrer OF this Tent hereby uohed 10 attend recG-
lar meeting heir new Ten, room No Isl Soery third
story on Monday evening. Nov. ID 8, hsltpas. seven
O'Clock Ta!s being installation week puncuiA
il earnestly requested BY ORDER .!
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JOSIAH RtCAaSas, Auetioeeer
by BANGS, S:GHARnS il PLAT,r.-ssots
4 D z.

Z
Nsptctt LIsRtSI-A large collection .: valuable nicdi-
csI books foa private library, including popular tex;
books All, elementary works. valuable works on surgery
Medicine a-,t Anatomy. Mc,iicSl Reviews, &c.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, New. III
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O. WASHING ESTABLISHMENT To Let
Is premises n OF Nos 10 snd u Bo"ery
comprising three barge buildings, snd ntted ~ with
steam engine exhaustive Laundry w .skipg EstA
lshen be let and possession given on me lat Of
November The nAnres will be sold loie preeent pro-
rsqr retiring OF other business. Ths 10 rare
chance person commence large, ale, AID pfont-
able business, small capital TIE efitrsace ~ hy an
n5 81 Apply 70 Il 4 ) RAYSOR. 10 Bowery.
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~ The public. and the religious community in par
icusr arc r.-spectiv invited call store No. i+i
Sassa-st and examine the unnecessary and Gncrstiza
nrv received by NJ from the msnagers OF he American
Tract Society toe9 -weods- GOULD, bANhS ~ CO.
nn.MrTRnrrs Arrrcr1nMs
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massachusetts, qentsIature.
FRIDAY, March 6.

FhtDAl MdIcn y.
SENATE Mr.. Watts, from the Joint Special Com
miitee, TO whom referred the order relative alter
ing that part of the Governors Message relating the
abolition of capital Offences the petitions for The abol-
ton Of capital punishment, &c. reported bills concerning
the crimes of MURDER treason arson and rape-making
death the punishment OF murder in the iirs degree and
imprisonment for life the punishment of hat crime in the
second degree and aboshing capital punishment in the
last three crimes, and substituting Imprisonment for life
The petition of the State Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
for leave to invest asavngs Banks was presented and
referred.
The bill for supplying the city of Boston with pure
water was passed TO third reading.
HOUSE. Petitions presented and reierrec-Of Da-
vid Lombard and Others for incorporation for manufac
turing purposes o: Frederick w Gale and others for
incorporation the Merchants and farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. in Worcester; Of The Selectmen Of
Mansfield for law to tax railroads as real estate.
Five bills aud two resolves were ordered 10 be en-.
crossed,
The blu ia addition 10 an acl regulating the inspection
ofpckled fish was discussed long lime, and then or
dered TO a third reading.
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TOWN 0FFIcEpS Ie.c

AUBURN Cerk--A A Stone seleotmen Th.
mtiIIam rom CLARK, Jr., Samuel A. Newton Stenbn
sbeN, benJamln Barnes Assessors--Istael Stose LIE
Eddy, samuel Jennison. Constellation Warren 1'i
lector-Asshel KnOwlton en' C"i
BoLIoN. Clerk-iumphrey Barrett seectu.r
Joseph Sawyer, Edwin A. Whltcomb samnai Mauollheh
Sawyer, Nelson Whitcnmb AssessorsOl,vsr p, '"et
Caleb Nourse, NathA Newton. Treasurer ,i'
G. Moore -"hrlstopher
BARRE Clerk-Lyman sbley. seleclmen- Nah.
lel Holland, Warner smith. Elisha Nye John Smib n,,
u; hlce Assessors-David Rice, Daniel Bacon sas Ro
mis-, ~ Collector and Consabe-Dayid Wadsyor,h D'
DOUGLAS. Clerk and Tre,surer-Seotto pers'
selec'mer-Amos lIumes, Ezra Morse L. IT, Ra;y,S ~
Samuel Amidown Benjamin Whiting Oversees ~ v ~,
fOor-hu'ns WALLIS Chandler Walker, seth Howland AZ
win Hall, Rufus i. Young Assessors Turner Th ,
Enoch Brown Asahel sherman. Coector-simon R9,o'
son. Constable-Luther II Rawson " nav
HAkDWlCk. Clerk-Joseph Stone. Seectmen w.
Anderson John Raymond Erasus w. Paige Asa S,ns,
want Chas. Y Spo0ner. Assessors--John Rnvmond W.
Anderson, dwight Billings Treasurer-Wm Mixtar ~
MlLLBURY Clerk-Thos. ]. Harrington selecinon
-, II. benchley, Jabez Ellis iona. T. Waters Ieonard
Dwnnel, Josiah woodward. Assessors-simon Dn5
ley, Ezra Lowell, Ephram Gouldng Overseers os ~
L0ngley. eDs' Ai"o'hy ~.
pHILLIPsToN. Clerk-Russell Carruth. se,so,,,.n
Lnhres Bassett, Pllny p. Could CORTLAND rsnJsr.n,
warren slmonds, Calvin d. Davis. Assessors Jssnn,
1ouding, George w. Sawyer Emory Bates "o"
RUTLAND. Clerk-C. w. Gates seIeotmen W.
z. Davis, David ": Fletcher, Miles Demond Assessors
Calvin G Howe VIM. Mead, Joseph Davis "a Vo'H-''
WESTMINSTER. Clerk-Georee Kendall s.,,
BENZ Wyman, Joseph w. Forbush Major psce $500 ,,hen
Fenno, Samuel g. Kendall Aasessorg Edvvsrd n
John mnotl, Joseph Whitney. Overseera M ,ha p'
Caleb Wetherbee VIM. 8. Bradbury, Alvin lpham IT,
swurscr-uhlrisOn ~ whiting. Consables--Wm EdSem
"anum " Howe Colleclor--Wm. EdgeII. ~'e''''
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IN The marriage of the daughter of .Mehen-
ct Ah was celebrated at Carlo in December.-
The festivities lasted six days. On the first day
there was grand banquet Of 500 covers, at
which the Viceroy, the Pashas and other dgni-
taries were present. The ladies were admitted
TO magnificent supper given by the eldest
daughter OF the Pasha, when not less than $500
women were present, and it was said that over 300
cooks were employed to prepare it. The whole
town was Illuminated, and it is stated that the
feasts cost about 92Oo, 900 sterling. There were
is English ladies' present.
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GREAT VOYAGE. The Providence Journal
announces the arrival yesterday, at that port, of
the Ship South America, Capt Soule, from the
North west coast, after one Of the most successful
whaling voyages on record. The South America
brings home 400 barrels Of oil, 1860 of il sperm.
She had previously sent home 100 barrels, 100 of
It sperm and sold 1000 barrels at Bahia. She also
sent home $4,000 pounds Of bone, and brings a.
900 pounds.
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CASE OF HUNTER.--It Is understood that
Governor Smith has respited Hunter Hill until
the IN OF February, l847, and il is father stated
that the Governor has determined that he shall not
be executed as condemned according 10 law, dur
ing his gubernatorial term.--.Norfok Beacon.
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WILD Fowl IN MARYLAND. The Elkton
Wing ststes that during the last week the Elk
river has been filled with myriads of ducks. and
the woods in severed sections of the country havs
oeen swarming with pigeons. a few days ago.
an otter shot in the Big Elk creek seveps4
miles from tide water
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IHE NAVY ON THE LAxE.-A large increase
IN tins arm OF the public service will take place
III spring Iron steamers, in pieces, will be inn
porled rom England and put together at the dock
yard at Kingston. Kingston arg,as.
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pigeon which was dispatched from South.
lmpton at IS o'clock on Saturday morning, ar
rived at its home in Drury Lane at rs minutes
p'st II upwards Of seventy miles in eighty.fiye
ninutes.--L London Spectator.
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II There are 7Os miles Of Railroad in New
York, now in operation, which have been con-
structed at cost of $l7,7l0,5sO. The running
expenses during the last year have been $l,l06,-
269. The total income during that time has been
S2,Os9, 6l4-number Of passengers 2,sl4,2S5.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-03-09

tV' Alvan Stewart has been nominated by the
Liberty party of Utica, as their candidate Tor
Mayor.
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Curious CALCULATIONS. Noah's ark
was los,ger than any North River steamboat by
. one nan taking the cubit at ~ inches, II was
o47 feet long, Of broad, and 81 high, measuring,
according 70 bish-n wilkins, 7a,625 tons.
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CoRREcrIoN. We stated. day or two ago,
the award, OF the referees in the case of Dunbar
and johnson VS.. Burnside, to be $1,000. We
were in error. The award was, to Mr.. johnson
S73s,47, and to Mr. Dunbar, $685., 25-M essrs.
Dunbar and Johnson TO pay all costs
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RESULT OF PREJUDICE AGAINST Color
The Pennsylvania House Of Representatives
adopted the report of the Judiciary Committee,
adverse to the prayer of certain coored persons,
for an alteration in the constitution, that they
may be permitted to vote, by vote OF 10 yeas to
10 nays.
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u The ladies OF Cabotyile held festival on
Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the Young
Mems Institute of that village. The receipts
were about $500.
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Congressional a9roceeo[uns.

11U RSDA March 5.
SENATE. The Senate to-day was occupied
by an interesting discussion on Oregon Mr..
Haywood of N. c., finished his long and interest
ing speech on the subject He was In favor of
compromise, and in favor of the 49th parallel of
North latitude.
Mr.. flanagan of Ind. characterised the speech
OF Mr. Haywood the most extraordinary speech
he had ever listened to
Mr.. Allen demanded TO know whether the Sen
ator from North Carolina meant to be understood
as speaking by the authority of the President. If
SO he would deny, &C.
Mr.. Haywood said he was private Senator
and he recognized the right OF no man to cross
question him. Being called to order by Mr..
Westcott, Mr.. Haywood said that the Senator
from Florida need not be afraid. He was perfect
ly cool. He would do almost any thing, but
not answer any demands.
Then, said Mr.. Allen, we will construe the
gentleman's speech as we choose, if he does not
answer.
Mr.. Haywood replied that he had shown Mr..
Allen to be poor consrrctionist. The gentle
men said they would take his speech He was
glad that it did take
Mr.. Allen said, it takes with the British.
Mr.. Hannegan of Ind. no e and made very
excited speech. He was in favor of SO 40. The
President stands committed to $40 40 as clear as
the doctrines Of the Holy Book II Mr.. Polk de-
serted the Baltimore standard and the expressed
opinions OF his Cincinnati letter, he would hold
him responsible. He denied for the President
that he approved Of the doctrines of the gentle
mans speech. II the President did approve OF
them he was an infamous man. and his fate would
be inevitable disgrace.
While the eye would lnger on the page of his
tory he wouldlbe held as trator His das-,r,s !,
ton would be so deep that the hand of Resurrec-
ton would never reach him. There would be no
mercy for him from God and he dare not ask tor-
giveness from man.
lie was in favor Of Free Trade but he would
never barter away his country for Free Trade. II
would be moral treason in Western man. Tho
brought up in the woods the Western men knew
better than TO believe that the countries on the
Mediterranean could not flood the British market
with wheat before the Western wheat could reach
Them
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE. A long time was spentthis morning
in an attempt to reconsider the vote OF Yesterday
on the N. j. election case
Mr.. Hudson of Mass. finished his speech on
the tariff aspect Of the Harbor Bill
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