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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
Jersey Clsy News.

Mons RxLIEr ron IRELAND While an effort is being
made by the people Of New York TO raise contributions
towards ameorsting the unfortunate condition OF the
starving millions Of poor Ireland may be as well 20
done towards the Isme object Tho philanthropic end
humsne inhabitants Of that spirited place lately called
public meeting pssssd suitable resolutions AMI appoint
"a treasurer a committee Of hfteen who divided
themselves into SUIT copees, TO raise money for ihase
unfortunate people. The subj ommtees appprtiuned
sey City Hsrsimus a. into districts sni took
upon itself the duty OF visiting every resident in its di.
ttict and collecting for the good purpose. Tho result Of
their lahors very CRAFTY ing The OF funds
raised fac il Sqoo and 10 confidently expecd thnt
before the Treasurer closes his books, Il viii reach
$1,000 His Honor the Mayor, r. &. Dummer, o.. has
already RENTED me Of $40 to Ireland and the ba
lance which may he on hand whom the books Of sub
scriptsn cosed, will be directed 10 the Amencan
Consul In Liverpool with instructions to seld IL TO The
most distressed districts IN Irelsnd. Wa sspe New
Workers wiz make asges icr their dllseriaesa N .his
s~lisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
MuslCal.

HENRI HERx.-Probably the last opportunity to be Of
fered to citizens of hearing the Emperor Pianist,
will be this evening at the Tabernacle when another
such crowd Of our fashionabes and musical elite will be
collected as previous occasions, when the talented
composer has made the piano yield forth the very psrsc
ton Of harmony For years pas. Henri Herz name has
TONS to all teachers and professors of music, the in
strument upon which they played or practised Now
the bright creations of his genius may be heard enven
cd by his own touch. Among other pieces which he
will perform will be the beautiful remolo on one Of
Mayer and Loder with the we'll conducted orchestra of
the latter, are engaged to his assistance.
The APoLLoNEcSs-These wonderful children had
brilliant houseat Brooklyn last evening At the close
of tho performances several gentlemen of the city
city guaranteeing full house on their RESPONSE
bility The Masters Bullock and Cole destined yet
to become all ersge; and eminently deserving of
coursgement and rrsise are they.
SIvoRI-The concert of this great artiste at Washing
ton, is thus spoken Of by the National Iateisencer
or Csmo sivori it Is difficult to speak without being
suspected of exaggeration. His violin 10 by
warbDg full throated nightingale; the lark among
the sunbesms before Aurora has tpged the hill cps and
anon it is iulltoned organ, with ell the stops drawn
that harmony endure; a martial band, orchestra,
or flute; kee-drum or triangle oil are alike
quered Dv his single instrument
Sudden he change his plan, and with strange skill
Subdued the strong Laonisn, by the might
or winning music to his mightier will;
His left hand held the ly re, and in his right
The fectrum struck the chords uncoBquerable
Up from beneath his hand in circliDg flight
The gathering music rose, snd sweet as love
The penetrating notes did live and move"
He will at the request of many whom the ncIemency
of the weather prevented from hearing before give one
more entertainment at Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
City Intelligence.


AsD so oS-Chrstmas passed of merrly, notwithsisnd
ing the weather gloomy enough to make any other
day the very festival for fends in blue The morning
was lowering midday rainy fand tbs afternoon ditto
But Santa Claus had all his way and despite the
elements the children happy and their happiness
had the eject to render others around them happy also
was occasionally interrupted by the music OF mill.
tary remep, who turned out in large numbers In The
morning, and marched through the Streets bound on
target excursions We observed among the banners OF
the Washington Volunteers. Capt. Mullins accompanied
by Lothisns Brass Band the Eagle GUARDS and Rough
latter numbering about sixty muskets; the Carlisle
Guard. Capt wilder the Van Buren, Volunteers Capt
fne company the name Of which u]d not make out
the cocred target bearer carried his charge such
an arge with our line Of Vision that We could only read
spirits, and no doubt enjoy ed themselves well.
PaEsnNrArIor or fnroLs "A very handsome little
transaction took place yesterday athe rooms of ssrs
Gould Banks Co. In Nassau street, whore q pair Of
handsome revofvers were presented to Lieut.. J. W..
Sweeny, Of COMPANY A, New York state Volunteers.
Cd . compositor in the printing establishment Of
Messrs O. B. and rs he is about TO leave fer Mexico
with Col Burnetts regiment, his late fellow workmen
and their employ ers determined to show their sdmira
ton for his patriotism BY presenting him with mark Of
their esteem. The pistols which were beautifully
finished and contained each IN mahogany Case cost
Mr.. GouLD presided at the meeting which was con-
ysn.d for the purpose Of making the presentation Mr.
pAnAs Ptvs~nou tnS sVssS
appropriate the occasion Ansr which the company
were invited 10 psrtake Of rsrsshmsnss which bad
been prepared in sdj ,ining room 8ever. spscchss
were made and ioass offered, some Of which re nave
received, but for which We have no roem m our 90
lumns May ths benedc Ions of his frenas be rSsted
by Lieut. when their rsmsmbrancs shall Dc sailed up
in his mind II that time should come upon 'ns nsd oil
o Jntsst
RxLixv TO IarLAup-Dont forget that the meeting to
receive contributions for relief Of the suffering
Gland, takes place at Tammsny Hall thus evening BY
reference to the names attached TO the call for the meet
ing il will be observs that party considerations have
had the feet of be- nging about The object humaoe,
AM tire bepe violence Inch is hoped will characsrizs the
proceed ngs bssed upon the broadcast purest ground
:, uus charity. "whstsosvsr ye would that should
do 10 yeu do even to thsms and with what
70 ets Il shsll be measured TO ron again." are texts
csutaning doctrines upon which carans fail TO
differ.
sEsiops Ryvtrs er Cssxsss ORsrIsAcvs--Ysssar
asy moTning the arrival VI the nesnboas Moaneaa
81, frpn nfiiesper, - sGAlg ossaSrsS whsh - we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

The Jersey City common Council at its lest msesnl
resolved by majority oftwo authorize the Jersey
Association erect the docks on the udson River ~
.hs ounard line Of Eurepean ssamsrs Tbs ssss 70 w
ss:ss,:'.. Wv assv. ~ sss; s"A @' ''''' I" =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

THE CASE OF FRESMAN.-The CaySgo TepSH
states that Gov. Wright has refused 70 interpos9
his prerog alive Of PARDON the Of Fireman. but
lave II the hsnds Of the courts Of lsw Since thsny
the counsel for freeman have ooainsd an order iror
Mr. Justice Besrdsley one OF the Judges OF the
Court STAY ing tho execution OF the sentence Of desp
pronounced upon hin until that court could pass npoe
alleged the trial The wss a. gned at ke
chestsr in October by Mr. Seward for the sne
Mr Van for the state, and the court will rends
their decision January The question Of the sanity q
the Law regarding that as question OF fsct sirsaf
passed upon by the jury; snd the decision OF The cou
will refer exclusively TO questions oil law arising ON
trial
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perfa(en.
SSer mia MIDI 5pinssn, risf Mornou
uno So9 iein S6mert. Die Sunefrau
itleb einen S6rei aus uno rang Die }oan=
De. Oa fiel oer Sbleier BON ibrem Nnt=
le, uno Wornau erfannte Marie bon
Carmen, Die er am @tobmobte seiebsn.
Sleib, bebeno, fait belinnun96lo6 itano
bic lbone Sun9frou oa uno lebnte fib
ouf Mornou. gini9e Nu9enblife berrlb:
te SootenitiQe. Sa tonte pom @robe BET
sin tiefe6 Qb! uno Mornau 9eoobte oe6
Slou5ners uno ieiner @orte. Sa, ib
wia DID rettsn, Gu Sromme, 3eine, rief
ct ernif, fobte Die 6ono Der Sun9frau uno
wenoete iib gum prieiier nit Den 8or:
ten: Gbr'paroi9er Sater verribtet @uer
2lmt. [S6Iub fol9t.]
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Cine TeufelsbeI I(tn6runs.

Ser unfus elmer lolhen fano unlGneft
in Der gfdbe elmer GelioenSitaot in
Deuti6lano ftott. Gin altes @eib, oas
ieoob bereits oen ifrofenoen 6dncen Der
@ere6ti9feit iiberliefert ipuroe, ,par bic
Seranlai7un9 oa5u. Gle bate iib elnen
oummen, perliebten 8auerniun9en gum
Spfer ibrer Setru9ereien ouseriebn. I'm:
ter ben Itsten &erprebunsen, Dap er plel
GeIo unb oaour1 enoli6 aub feline Grete
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Sltten Ger Yambncaner.

Die Sambucaner in Nfrlta belrotben
mebrere @eiber, ie no6oem ibr Sermo
gen CROP ODER tlein 1T bob broubt man
eben nibt Iebr bc9iitert Su iein, I'm bei-
rotben gu fonnen; es 1T binreibeno, menn
Der Re9er fir feline Srout Elm Sud-, Elm
6ol6bano, srrei patofen, 0ponilbe pios
fter) uno einen &orb poa 6irle, 9iebt.
Tim oieien 9epobnlihen 9rei5 fam Sc
mano io9or zines &oni9s Sobter foufen.
Die 6ob5eit beoarf feiner Ssiertitbteiten,
uno man meiB iib babel obne Warabut6
(9eiitlibe) gut 5u bebelfen. 9os @e=
lentlibe 1T Die l1ebereinitimmun9 Der par=
teien uno oas 6eirotb69elbenf. Sobalo
Der Sertru9 9eibIoien, 9sbt oo5 @eib in
bic Sutte ibres Wannes, nimmt elm spes
mig 8a1er, bsu9t fdb uno lbuttet e6 iD:
rem Wanne iber Die SGbe, neltbe iie TO-
pann wieoer abtrocfnet. 0ieie5 fleine 3ei=
ben BON l1ntermGrfi9feit 1T Die ein5ige
Spur BON Geremonie, bic in Sambuf bel
Der Serebelibun9 ubli6 GSer mebrere
Srouen bat, muB oub mebrere ob9eions
oerte &ommern boben, uno oomlt Die Gis
ferIu6t fsinen 3tpiit unter ibnen itiftet,
ior9t ieo> Srou nur fir ibre ei9enen Sim
Der. S1e lolen enanoer alb uno ieoe Srou
bat ei.e 8otbe, no lie lbrem Wanne oos
Ghen Subereitet. ST ibt spor nibt nit
ibnen, ollein ct belubt Te na6 Der Geibc,
ieoe in ibrer @obnun9.
G5 1T cine &luebet6:8 :8e9el Der Wdns
ner, feiner ihrer Srouen cen 8or6u9 eins
Surdumen. gSsnn fie ibnen 8elbenfe
MAIDEN, 70 tbeilen fie lolbe in 9lecbe &beis
le, uno 9eben ME elmer Srou, obne Su9leicb
Den onoern outb 5u 9eben. Seoe Srou 9ez
niebt ibr @i9entbum fir iib; Die orbeit=
lomite 1T Die rei6ite Die 9eibidteite bel
Der 8olopdi ibe beitet oo6 meiite 9olo,
bob oarf bic Heicbe fenen 9roBern prunf
oamit MAIDEN, ol6 Die Qnoern oieB 9iett
Der Wonn nibt 5u; itebt ibr aber frei,
! lib uno ibre &inoer nit ibrer 9abe gut
li6 gu tbun.
Die Srauen unb Wdoben in 8ambuc
erseben ib Dem @rfen, Dem Seiten Die
Wao6en entebret min folber ltm9an9
nbt. Die l1ntreue Der Srauen fdlt auf
Den Wann 5uriid, mill er iie rd6en, 70
fam ct feline Srou perltoben, ieoo1 mub
er bic &inoer bebalten. Gr oorf au6 i'm
8entobe Gin Der Serlammlun9) feline
8lase anbrnsen, uno bic 8eriammlun9
pae9t Damn gu beiblieben, DAP oer Gbe:
BREEDER Dem beleioi9ten Wanne einen Sb=
fen be5ablen ooer gum Seften oieies eees
tern aus9eplunoert peroen fol-. 0uf cine
onore2(rt miro oer Gbebrub nibt beltraft
uno oisle Strafe binoert Die Srau nibt,
iosleilb pieoer einem anoern uno pielleiGbt
ueni9er itren9en Monne 6u fol9en.
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Siemstao SEN 2l. stpril, 1SNG.
2oasfcnSc 9Summer 81.
eJnbrg. Z, gan,e S>m,n. 5N6.
ssn. Ser 1fberaIe Beobachter

S.; e. )
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10
DEA1Il or CAPT ,CE

We have already announced the TEA h ol The bravo AMI
inened Captain rsge, boanl iIte steamer Missouri.
~ oalfo, or his W irim Ne" Ufieans 10 - Los
Capt. Page a native OF M,ae lie wa anp,ieied
Second Ii-ulea;.p IT the S.h 4ianlfy In Mlssaeit
setls, IN the 18Th ii February. ISIS lie WIS brrye
1ed ii January, -. aud reserved his eunnIss,on as
tsptan lie 3Oih oi Apul. 1881.
IN noticing his DEATH lbe New Ofleans PieaYnne Lus
ieelingly and bcauulully speaks:
Jds beigfe The Il 81 ri that battle ,iy plund ba n
struck ho upon the NV, completely carrying away the
lo"e JaA 1''e = defsng hin al the power al SPEECH.
lhr functions OF nasledtion and almost Of dfglGfalun
ifla nile Hhf with hun hen he died The ief1Ism ii
iais lady IA herme AIR strange aud tie relief Of
hrf hnsatd mud heI perseverance under dsappunturns
wa BAH d Tor lme the eagerueSs ol devoted affection
have Impaired 10 ihe tate ii Capl PAGE ronaur inter.
csI, and induced larger share oi public sympathy for
his slinaipn than that II any other sill rpr The skill
Ut medlene the fond assdulll's III self acrffnp love
aud The concern ui who'll people, could not ayeri bis
fate. lie gone henre forever.
Ihe terrible ch1faclet nl his Wounds may be mapined
tfIu the aet that his friends feared he would recover
if'm them. Ia tbs Instance hupe was hoprless The
only aean OF light nbir lei, upr The c,uet o the nu
ualtd s9idttf "as reflected ilon tie SHAH Al dealh
'lhr sI1ns 81 recovery, which interval, marked hi,
soIietazs, were iell a, bad omens The chances which
rh4neffd tie "a rs ii dra science were al agai,,
u". lie bad ~ rah nar ut IN the c.uiJf Vi his d-
anI friends, oppressed wrH recovery was Thought Ia
De- psslb". Ills @asa tnrlanehuly Instance Of case
which reversed lie sympltlps Of our naiutein which
" was mefc'lul 10 despaIr-In winch hope WAS tur~
tutc.
Under the circumstances d5aih va. to Captain Pace
a u,essen2,f 81 pcaer. He was summoned hum lie
Was spared 10 rerevr the sympathies of his countr,
t VAIN assistance III h, lfrud, aud thc dvne care ut
me partner Ut his lie. He had tested the strength Of
public eatt0de, OF private friendship and lnesic Lyr
For thi- he seemed 10 have been reserved from HE mar
~ rdom ii the Lar, field. lis mission wa, ended and
e dld Wien all the better feelings of the human hear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

h'o apprsvel lie ycto H. al .basa III =, IN as
,e " e,t wsa euaetn,d ae nas ,iauais IT Ytt, saal
iaf.
u Nj. BhNkEElOFF efOlto. sd II tbo lam
81 hf3 5esa fa~9an,d IN len a.,-, L. Bill World
have b'cuue i4ni TIC iftsidenl was gull, Of W..
iet,age "a u.ausu2 liist atitf q had bfii trcrmns1
DID by She Seos1aS u ~. lie bad nj -ufIs sd
thal Mr idh aas.npp sed Nuiks ul intfTHsi iurfge
Int, iu Nlea io'J -lole Il sliluIIis al he
IL ealtadeti H. l-ll authorised d. b.. breause Nj
Paik hnosell aad d,na h, ioemls - III luefnai
" ok, gpd btfsus. hr va bllyact i 6tef JACK
,oa aad Mann han Butea wta had affl,,rl a the
Nib "llcil ette u4N elfszed ty ~ ~, u1y,.
NJ BHf.i -. = {. .,alluard che ,I.-aa--,.a de
isnzn al tbe Executive and Hf- VT III Ariu. h.
trusted, va. a. give ltls al Ifr IN tn Democa'
&c fafly. and In hapd hll Aeste.u a9uid submit
% The sound d,e5IU,s ui tbe teIu 's,a3a.
NJ. BAil. 81 VI. eb.aiaed ile H. and afrr
sifns4ie t. - patti abe qHsslgu, lbr l,@e afI,utprai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10
THE, LONG FASTER

Capt, MulholIand. WhuSe abstinence from every kind
OF 10 except water, created talk last WINTER
sad 10 have died Il, March; but we fad hy the Rcd
River Republican that he lived uot the 9Th July ntl-
mo- Much day he expired. N the parish of RapueS,
Louisiana. lie went forty -unc dats ntta0ri tasting =
Iar.lce oil hood. During his Time he would alio" no
body 10 change his eiulhrs or do any thlng viii hm;
he could not speak; mos OF the lime he appeared 10 be
In ale oi lnseusIblity. but occasionally he would
hnseIi, when he seemed To know what his siua
I"n Was, and what was going around hn. II any
person he did not wish la set. particularly doctor,
came nto the room, he would look very angry. Ga the
the 1911 day he uade ssns that he wanted something
To eat attar which lor several days he appeafed BE-
coovaIeselae. Tie peyious shock Vas greater than
the system could recover from, and he gmjualy sunk
as II lram consumption. ~ /. sat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10
TO i'.N. Allston, Esq.

II viii be SEEM by hi, letter. that Mr., Calhoun is If
"Pnoh thai the MeAfan war MAS Drecp'taelv and un>
necessarily entered no. We have ourselves nj The r..
woes donbi thotu might have hecn hon rably a,oIded,
and that fedrrss mlaht have been secuted uf every
wrong ii which we justly complain. and that all ma
lers IN dispute night have been satisfactorily terminate
ir the tenth Of the sum to. na al the subject Only IN
lis reeanafv aspecl) winch vii be expended IN the
pr secnion ol the BIT ,hal would nave suited
the purposes OF Mr. palk when he ordered our army un
necessarily 10 march 10 the RIO Grande The purpose
Of iusohlns conf Ct. Hing,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

we objected the otter day 10 The retrospective charae-
LEI {" the aal resolution reducing the pnces ul the Gu
n sNl"nal printing, asa vlaton u contract aud there
lore unjust and Iudrler>lfle We observe however.
thai II Is stated by Mr. Bft,r he st ttur ffom Illinois,
lHal the >ranr editor OF The Uulun auiInrz d hun Ia,
sly ("n'r Tue t'eclwno PRINTER 10 that body was pen
o"2) mat he and MI Hess were Wiling To accept ihe
app lnlment"lh the nnJetS andn1 thar the rates were
la be hNcd by Congress subsequently Tnl> OF eunrs,
aes me state OF The Gaze altogether, AID vuicales The
ael"" Ct OonereS from all sembauce uf injustice.
lhe Nun Is guilty OF the great Injustice of SAYING
us PROFITS have been curaited 10y the " has IN op
2Te's tie most acllse men IN reducing prices as IN
al 'salnp the office, meuters OF his own party
ne Wings Sentn''y united with them, but very few
oil any panty Hnd lur ae Petpeullou Of an ,oo
eiSfng aud muusit,us to be lnger liberated Sev,r,l
t'en OF The iTgma members, personal and political
lit nds OF The editor OF The nian were compelled 10 yute
ar reduction al 9'N eNufoauI profits. Those Who dad
ut WI haze 10 Justy lh,it course, = snch OF them
may he eandIdai s iar re election If TIE, c>N
y hig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10
SYDNEY SMI1 II A PLAGlhRlST.

Such Is the tte of an ailcIe of more than twelve col
umns the last number Gi 'Luell's Living Aye" las
ken from the London Christian Observer. lis object
establish the thai thls author, well known in
the literary world rhe originator, We believe, u the
Edmhurg Review. aud OF lis earliest ADD most con
slant contributors, Ia his sermaus MAS guilty ot the
most extensive and literal plagiarism. The wrltsr IN
his REVIEW eta volume o Sermons published since this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

Tint desperate woman al the North, who has for
sone iihe past hteh following naa by the Of
Tray, armed with revolving pls,ol, ard dressed in
male ahHe, ior The purpose oi compelling marriage
with her has al length setIrd her difficulties; and they
~" reside at Aarhinaw, Where he Is engaged in the
hnmble occupalan Of f,l seILnp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

'cfehaied antof'. dea, -. .,s.,.d an, exp,sed the
osl slafug aud UNDERWAY instance. al Aierai copying
M oi3 81 l." sanitneestrpm Or. lac Barrow,
but whole aud consecutive pai4fspn, aud indeed almost
ehaPe DISC h5ses We stlrci from III. article few
passages " haze decided and r,; ,,, s.ssfious and
.alene"s Afs July aore au by nnnnr,ns extracts from
DsBaHO" aud Sydney splth placed psfalle columns
Southern buchnian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10
V. AsnlNGroN. I9.b July.lstC

y ''illNuloH, lJ'h July, ~
Dear Sir have received your communication 81 the
Sh instant, covering The preamble and resolutions Of
he cA'hs al Uemgetoen District aud am hIpl.fv praI-
hed with HER arpteboR OF my roufse IN reference In
he Oregon and Mexican qnrs Ions.
adopted The course look IN reference 10 both under
deep sen>e Of duty, aud with nll knuwlrdae ol th,
responsibility involved; aud am confined by Your ar.
Po'mjionin the cunylenn that n1hn, upra /, ,o9lIrd
t" gam u tdan The confidence aud support 81 the pr-
pie Vi S7nh tnrona. but an huaest, ath'n and fear,
lo discharge OF duty, regardless nj the txcfe.Ddnt Of
moment, ae II ever sogreat Entertaining tins opinion
have meyer hellaed, ina long and evenliuI nrfIod Of
public SERVICE la act on II, without IN snllelnsiance
mNl9 ihtr confidence or support. may Well be proud
representing such constituents loo enlightened 10 he
deceived, and too just aud patriotic condemn NJ dis
card public servant, without calm impartial and
Through examination If his motives nd reasons What
MINE "efe have been fully ,NpIaaed as to the corsp
took 10 reference 10 The otrgon question: while under
discussing hui such Is mol The Ia reference To the
M'Nean 1t was hurried through, without afurdIng an
opportunity for eNpamllnn and NV that we are ilyo
we'd N MI, the sense oi duty that Wond have compel,
al lice aud tai expression OF my oblcc ms IL The,
course ol policy by Which involved in II canrels
silence nov, hen II be Of 10 avail and mlohl tend
To retefd lis speedy termluaiion--a consnmmaon
which al who love their country dcsttc.
W lth gteal respect, yours, truly,
JOHN {. CALHOUN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

The Montreal and Qdebee steamboat company have
nane very great deduction The ol lhe lares be
tween llie iw1 gfeat cities OF OVER Canada. CABIN
passengers ale INV caves ed from Montreal and Que
Zee iar enc dollar, Inrlndng meals, aud prices Tor
height lowered 10 hall the rate Of le existing Ia
un.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

Inc Legislature OF Aialne has passed bill for the re
m9ta OF the sal ol Goyernment al hat STATE un Aa-
enstt 10 Pouidnd. On the Isl III December next pow
den The clIy ol Portland shall furnish The Slate with pub
nc buildings suiabls than The present State House