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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

Horrible. The Boston Courier abiding to
the statement recently published, that young
man named Boyngton was recently hanged in
Alabama for murder, which he never commit
ted, adds the following:
owe have since learned some circumstances
which occurred at the execution of Boyngton
not very creditablc to the character of the peo-
pie for humanity, among whom it was enacted.
There are two young men in this vicinity who
were present at the execution Of the unhappy
Boyington. When on the scaifold he protested
his ignorance of the murder, and called on God
in the most solemn manner to witness his nno-
cence. When the hangman was placing the
rope about his neck, he broke away, Jumped from
the scalIold, and ran with almost supcrhuman
speed. He was overtakcn and carried back, and
as soon as the rope was fixed on his neck, sever
al of the spectators sprang forward and laid hold
of his legs, pulling with brutal ferocity to break
the unfortunate mans neck Such scene would
have dsgraced the barbarism of the most bar
barous age. Would it not be better that the
gallows should have been taken down, than that
such another exhibition of inhumanity should be
endured On whose head is the innocent blood
of poor Boyngton 2"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09


Mr.. EDIroR I noticed in your paper of June 2lth
the views of Mr. Plowman on the subject of ancient
and modern brown bread, and agree with him entire
ly on that subject but he did not give recipe fol
making ancient brown bread, which recipe do eer
nestly solicit through the medium of your paper.
have supposed the skill was entirely lost have
been panied with modern pan bread for many years
aud have often made the attemptto initiate my mother
bread baked the ovens bottom but withsut success
Her bread when taken from the oven would perium,
the whole house like garden OF roses; but moderl
pan bread presents itself black as the chimney thu
crust as hard as turtle shell, with an odor offensive
If Mr.. Powmon will persuade his lady to write thu
process and let it appear in the Freeman believe TIN
public will be benefited.
PLOWMAN'S FRIEND.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

" The election being over, liberal portion of
our sheet will now be devoted to miscellaneous read
ing and general intelligence such as shall render it
useful and attractive in the family circle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

artificial PotdOe Rot. Three men have been ar
rested, and are confed in Glasgow, who were bribed
to sprinkle potato fields with suphuric acid The OBJ
ject was to get panic in regard to the potato rot
and thereby keep up the price Of brcadstuf;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

The first clock that measured time was made
for the Caliph of Bagdad. This art was afterwards
lost for several centuries,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

of the COMMANDER of the Massachusetts regiment in
General Pillows detachment at Matamoros.
J. G.. w.
-National Era.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-09

The PEOPLE OF IILINoIs.-We suppose some idea
may be formed of the people of Illinois from the ma
tivity of the members of its Legislature and Convex
tons. correspondent of Western paper gives the
following statistics in regard to the places of nativity
of the members of the Constitutional Conventions now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20

ARREST OF THE VIENNoIsE CHnDREN.-Thes
beautiful little dancers left our city last evening
for Baltimore. Mr.. Marshall, the manager Of the Wal
nut street Theatre. had engaged expressly for
them which was fitted with every convenience for the
night. He had also arranged that this should run
through to Baltimore crossing the river at Havre de
Grace The party started of In good spirits, Mr. Mar
shall acting CHI tperon to Madam Weiss When the
train arrived OF Wilmington the sheriff Of Delaware ap
peared at the door Of the containing the children
and demanded Admttance. This refused, when the
ofccr burst in the door, and arrested Madam Weiss
geher with her innocent troupe Of things at the
suit Of W. f. Burton Esq manager of tn, Arch Street
Thstrs In this city who claims damages from the Madam
for a non-fuldllment Of engagement with him.
Mr. Marsh al sent express to this city for his law
yer Mr. Badger edat-ly after tho arrest mad
and that gentleman departed to the seat Of wal
post haste How the thing will terminate remains to be
seen The children were to have danced in Baltimore
Tonight and according to the papers Of that city
to be greeted with monster audience. There will be
disappointment on all sides We reckon We have nc
opinion ut present to express in this business.
Since writing the above We learn that Madam Weis.
has given $4,000 bail to appear and answer Mr. Burton
and that the children will play tonight in Baltimore
advertised Eoening Bulletin, April 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
State OF the Flour Markets,

New ORLEANS, April l0.--Little animation has pre-
vailed in this article. The opening price Of the week
SIS 97H Sc for Ohio and Illinos-from this point
It receded to So 76 but rallied again Thursday
S. SIS 97H-at which rates the market closed with
rather better feeling. St Louis Sc Sc l2h. We
innate the sales of the week ut 900 bbs Arrived du-
ling the week, 81 1898 bbs exported 44363 bbls Corn
The elevated prices Of IS 9Oc for white and yellow,
and csc for choice yellow sustained until Wednes-
day, when the market became dull and began to give
way On Friday the decline called purchasers the
market and fully 10000 sacks changed hands ut prices
ranging from ~ to SOC for mixed white and yellow in
cotton sacks; 50 s5c for prime white and yellow in
gunny bags and prime yellow in gunny bags also
at 500 To-day the weather has been unproptous for
outdoor transactions and the sales only amount to
5000 sacks We compute the sales of the week
sacks Arrived during the week 80 III sacks exported
81, sacks Wheat--The demand has been steady
principally for France Among the sales we notice 667
sacks inferior at 81 90 $500 at 81 IS 100 at 81 3d.
7ll4 at 81 IS, l400 ut 81 So and $3.50 at 81 80
lots prime St Louis held at 81 40 Arrived during
the week, 80 l73 sacks; exported 1888 sacks.
MOBILE, April l2-ln our last the rate for Ohio and
similar brands So 25 So So In the early part of
the week purchasers entered tho market taking some
to So so So So which continued to be the ruling
to the close Of yesterday The stock has boon
sdsrably reduced during the week, and the market
closed with much frmness. Corn still contnu in good
at 90 96c per bushcl, which 10 advance Of cents
since last report The receipts have boon very light
and probably there not 100 sacks In first hands
In there 10 very little doing though dealers have
advanced the prices to 30 q 80 cents
PHILApELrBiA April Flour still scarce and In de-
mand 5000 bbls fair good brands sold at S7a7 l2
the closes with the latter prices generally asked
Corn MeaAbout 1900 bbls sold at 81 56k, some hold
ask moro Wheat Is wanted for shipment and 5000
bushels good rods sold private terms said be Mt
above tho views Of buyers the only sales 5000 BUSH
els Pennsylvania yellow at 96c. weight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20.
Cleared.

Cleared.
l1s%Sssa Es i%aa l' West Iv:s
BrgsIEmma, ' Durham, Bordeaux, Cha.,elan Ponver;
Leach Cork Nelson rsss Lady Young I'm
seh.-0beron, ,Pendlston Camden, Sesmith { Walsh;
sloop-Tertugas Burrows, Mystic.
Arrived.
'F ss?2 as:
Good Hope Feb 2 touched a St Helsas March at 2 %
i: Ell Id H.
sts sS Ess s
akng tle Gulf schr Lark who sailed for
GaG Toot saadss q miles lie
ship John Ray.asI Wambsnis ay: from Lyspopl with
sea,ses vii ship standing opposite tack carried away
% 1er & s I'd Y . S S
name (the Pobus at this po the damage she sustained
g. ni P'i;.ss " si '!sa Ina
Of ph.dephia from Work out % days for Newry
British ship Maisbar, Adams day. from London. in bal.
Ship Florence, PansOn, from Orleans, March 81, with
British bark Zaaoa Radeck 40 day. from Liverpool with
2 a 9a ,o salt to Williams Guon II passengers; h inst
9fdd aay: from
the Clyde with md.e to G5innel Min,urn & Co.
salt to Richardson Waoa-l7O steeroge passengers died
I: w. Msr's b day; from A A. aHs
spoke brig Frances Flea from Savannah for Portland
Swedish brig Active Ekman, 40 days from Rio Janeiro
wish coffee hides, and rosewood, 70 sfkin lronsdes
Ere ch brig Ulon Pvie from Rochelle Boston, days
with brandy, TO Seguette.
Brig Caroline Cosoa 90 days from Santa Cruz with sugar
Lat 25 6 &c. spoke schr Thompson days from Viii.
nlngton, for Port au Priace. st Domingo
Brig Detroit Getty days from Charleston, with cotton to
Ralph Post.
Brig Trio, Doaue from Palermo, Feb 49, with 1920 boxes
or,uges, $40 do lemons J Robinson.
Big Augusta Sherwood days from Boston, with mse to
Steamboat Sarah Conkln, co hours from Wilmington De-
aware.
Schr Pizarro Hamilton, 20 days from New Orleans, with
mdse, to
Sehr Maria, Johnson, days from Baltimore, with mdse
Below.
ILL aad ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
Foreign IllapOrtatlOns.


C.SroN-Ship Agnes-2 silks Croker Sturgis-6
Foster-2i do Addressl6 do shawls and lac
ware Low Brothers37 do silks Haggerty, Dra-
per 4 Jones-i3 do ii w Hayden-0 do mdz q w Andrews
do Fisher Miller co5s6 rolls mating 80 cs mdz do
silks Whitei3 hf chests young hys9n boxes
Ia chests pouchong George Guest-292 cs mdI Mexican,
Bore x co.. do A Thompson-2 do Henry II Munsel--3
Munsell Whtemore-255 hf chests young Tyson "a do
gunpowder do imperial go do l chests Tyson
Davis Burkes cog do Sss Hering do mdz Spang
Waace-2 do chairs Martin Hotfman-i2 do silks VIM
do mdz Rich Lntrel2l37 h chests swankay
1890 do young hyon do gunpowde 36 chests Tyson skin
80 do silks do Nankeens 40 do china
70 do cassa 10 bales ginger cases mdz do silk
o order.
RooHELLE-Bng Union, rs pipes brandy Heiger & Co.
43 bhds wine 43 casks 2hhds vinegar 40 ~ 30 20 hhds
brandy Seignee Il Colo K IS u do Woods u 12
IA hhds brandy Cozet Antolneio u pipes brandy Ste
Son-l0 "a do Renaud Francois-H cks T Mausean
80 y 10 Il pipes brandy 10 order.
Santa CRuz-Brg Carolnel80 hhds sugar do moasses
DeForest COLO cks 81 bbls sugar Brett *
Vase-3o hhds moasses Is rum Cartwright, Harrison
GLAsGow-Bark Floa-8 bbs box Inglis-a do Robe rs
Trueman-26 boxes Mitchsl-l2o pig iron Sands
Domestic ImpOrtations.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Detrot-l05 bales Burritt-60
do Sprague Robinson co-l9 dol w Phillips bales bxs
II Srayburg-50 tons scrap iron w II Bartletts.
New embarrassing Florence, with mdse to Stanton &
chest Paulsen Hick-5 bbls allow Leland Adams-4O
tier hams w Tropor-5l6 kegs lard Dwight Johnsonl37
bbs whiskey X Maitland Co-499 kegs lard II White
100 bales cotton Cahoone Kinney Col Dbl flour y do
Adams Brush Co.22si bbls do to order.
New ORLEANs-Schr Pzarro00 terces so hhds molasses
Rolest < Williams-l72 hhds sugar Haven * co.
BosToNBg Augustal684 bags linseed 1913 bags ginger
Saef-28 bales Wetherbee-5l bales mdze order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
Pr,LApr.rHrA. April 10, iss7


The Yooroi,o onened byiehtly and with every indca-
tion that the weather would DO mvorao'e " -.
celebration of the glorious successes OF our arms In
CO. The wind has however, since changeu' anu ii w
o,u,, s, which accompanies it, rain is anticipated
midnight The city is however, in perfect pustie
and the crowded give evidence that most OF our
population intend enjoying holiday upon the occasion
The flags are streaming from every liberty poll and in
front of all the newspaper offices, hotels, and public
buildings the latter have generally displayed trans
parences comm emorates the heroes Of the war
The day ushered in by salute Of hun
lred guns in of the upper districts. At noon
two salutes of hundred guns each fired in the
city and Moyamensing and national salute OF twenty
guns at the navy yard The transparencies exhibit
I'd exceeding appropriate and represent all the gal
lst of Taylor and Scott their various battle
fields The expenditure of grease will certainly raise the
price Of taow for the month or two. Even drum
mond lights to be brought forward for the purpose
OF throwing light over the scene Of rejoicing . .
Patrick Mcdonnell brakeman on the Reading KALI
road, crushed between two cars ut Richmond; yes
terday, and instantly killed.
Mr. JOS. Knorr. sign painter Of this city, was Iounu
dead this morning at his establishment oppotte the
Pennsylvania Bank supposed TO have been causeo ny IN
attack of apopexy
The Coroner yesterday held an inquest upon the body
of newborn child found in Moyamensing which nao
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BsAnpIs GaTd Bark "A s'9S SS SAT- 81 o
Bonds cash 1000 u s. Treasury Notes. 20; lOs; 2ooo
AFTER sUIrsL5ooo u s. Loan 6 g. 1885, so Girard Bank
lih 900 wilmington r. r. Bonds 6 49, 8i1s $500 Texas
Treasury Notes 5 y Mnnuiaeqrss and Ne 264
sEcosp BoAapsOoo State S. 73 10 Union Canal s>s 10
Nonistown X. r. TO-
81, 13S 100 Morris Canal I'll 600 T. s. Treasury Notes IS
i02zS 10 Cirard Bank II l-3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
% II


Arrived brig Cares., Wortipger Puerto Cabsoi sch.
BETH Buckworth Port Deposte TAR Boston
Union Hughes Richmond; Albert Vinal, Nichols Cienfue-
Cos; Senator Clark York; Indiana, Hoffman, Providence
York; Splendid Chase do; Aradne. Baylss, do; Mo.
Long, do brig Meta Pnckney do; sooP Bolna Mills,
do: barges Comet, Plat, do; Swan Deforest, do
Cleared, briggs Venus Soule Dublin, leland Fawn, Tar
box Rappahsnnock Eagle Hardy Boston; Thomas and Ed
ward Means do; schrs Mary Ann Caharne Johnson Suf-
Charlotte Buchanan Boston; Maine Chase do Splendid,
Chase Albany Indiana Hoffman, Providence Helena Sears
do Charles. Watson Plymouth Mass; Aradne Bayless Pre-
vidence Moreau, Long, do; sloop Bolina Mills York;
and barge Comet Plat, do
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE April ls-A Bremen ships Schiller Johansen
see Watts x; banks Iaobe Allen, from Palermo, Feb II
Henry Shelton, Long, from London; Sir Edward Parry B
Gray Sunderland ;Wyman, Dill Boston; briggs Garnet
It's from Guayama ChicIaaw, Kendrick Boston, Union
Hooper from Norfolk; schs Emily Ann Thompson, Keene,
from Nassau p 5th ins Richard Borden Abbott from
Fall River; Oyoca Bush Y RoIbury. Sears, do; Eliza
Leland Coonbs Portland Belloon Coalbun, nth part OF
sch ssthaine Martha ardssr stranded the Eastern
Georgia. Reports off Moback bay, three ships three
up; steamer Herald Saw off the Wolf Trap barkbound up
Cleared ship WIN Lee, (B Skyss, Liverpoo bark Francis
Partridge Tavers Monteydeo and market; brg Garland
lnew) Hadey, Para; Gent Wool new Petersor, West
lndies Jabez lB Smith, do Zoroaster Browne New Or
leans Squadron, Gulf Of Mexico; New Regulus
Wis Providence Sailed ship Erie Bailey for Havre British
bark Countess of Aran Henderson, for Cork and market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York Cattle Market.

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL l9.-At market, 1850 beef
cattle (400 from the South) $50 COWS and calves and
go sheep and lambs
Beef Cattle-The market has been very active with
large sales at prices rather than those quoted
SO $40 will cover all transactions. so head unsold
Cows and Calves still arrive very freely and command
ready sale at prices which show considerable advance
those obtainable last week Sales ut from SIS S25
and $40 q $45 20 head unsold
Sheep and Lambs-The prices current last week
ranged from ST. rs q So so to So 60 All sold.
Hay and Straw-The market well stocked with
the former which Is selling at 6Oc zoe per cwt for
loose-from Long Island and Jersey Bale hay, from
down the North River is worth $50 Goo Straw 81 90
q So Az per 100 bundles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20

.QsAys.sxD March i-An. brig Geo Primer. Or, Lamb
Boston,; sIl seslo trieste sa%.. 3D. ssh
A F.ss; Watts S Bss:
l.i Levin Richardson S' York; isS Mss b.fssaa
M M1rsh LIAR La;as sGl,y Orleans
$t M f Sssdt
Ina. >; Montreal FsttsaEl lei Boston 8 Jas Francis
tild Harold Se% Sfofl ;SSip ugsSsi Isps
H. c!sssS: di'E s. Mary S1s~R SaISefss
es1s %s @
and so S ds @ and
ShsP
aa ha4a S.sa ss
eS s nj iSss ffom Ss m
Meteor g:srs s, yst how'd Drum
siss @ sSSAHsiSs Mse ss'
ss 1sssssly lSs5 SCI: hon'fos Poland
:ssi zssa s
JOHN April Ga Gl sehr Kate s!seomO pha
ssAsTA GRUz Cuba, March s0- schr MOsele Ward
sleh is s M Sophia n b. H Fat
Y4Rm9yJH. Isle OF WIGHT, March lo-s:d, Priscilla.
Home Ports.
ss
@ s AS ss S1s N 81 s fST
+ pi tfi f 6l G1s
Urge Urgent hoser. for Liverpool dS; cumbsrand
SsiS
:ssa S:::ss. A. 5a:i ,%.h ss Wat
BosToS, April l1Ar .ebn Toqs.is sus.tt, Csidens,S
s%S Essss I,i
%s
Ass5 &; Ss Sris Gids csdfa Ss Trinidad; Jae
piss xas julia, Denmark; B:ls q Masad: 6yciqp;
con- Harvest. Br brig Cordea from the Roads
h bark Bsividers, Cook, Antwerp cid brig Emily
deIphja for Boston; Monarch Hu's. Huntington, Long
Sc April Eat Att brig william Fish New
AY A, ,dh, President Virginia. for
KEY Hp i. ens and will sail
Be- M Or
almost entirely deserted and there vessels in
MoBiLE April ilAr schr Joshua Bates Psrceville Ha.
NEwroHr [ohce Of the Herald and Rhode I,ander] April
VS. River York; sloop Borden Dunning, do
S5v 'sa d 1 sa fsh
Ncnrosx. April Is-Arr .chs. Bell futile. N York; John
s. George, Hutchinson, Liverpool In Hampton Roads-A
full rugged and herm brig names not ascsrtained also brig
schs Jaet from Petersburg bound to York; Queen from
Baltimore bound Boston, and Denmark from Baltimore bd
last report Br brig commander Napier from James
River bound Europe bark Brewster, Bangs, from York
brig Saline, Singer, Cork sld schr Providence shank
Rsdns
CoeSeeo Porsr, Mobile Below, Ship corss ships bark
and bris,. aaknow9 10TH cid ships Rsal Cobb SY9rk;
4dsins Pss ,I Ioadoa S.1E Mssy Sahfs
Doughty Boston; sch. Mnerya Day,-EEa.snsts Buiss9@
sca. Whitney. fa%pieo; IsI%iCn, West Apalashisols:
SID bark. Cantelo Shields Tnidaa ostava briss Crdsns
Asenus CID sehs NARY smith rS dssm
phsde pSs Below, :ehf; Ta..o ESyoy, fhons'on
for York North L . hs for
sA5EM April ls-sld schrs oceola Philad; Mary Clark
APRIL S M sS r.sFS5 { ssv.
nah SID brig Ava Chase Cuba nspo. poa;o,
York sehr Thorn, Wainwright, York. 10TH CID .chr
Hairy Maria Perkins. for Bangor sGhr VIZ Burd Lawrence
WSes FOR Boz Bottom North Carolina Edrare Boston Pru
dence, cOOmbs, Newburyport Olive, Smith, N York.
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APRIL ~.
AHsratrax Herr


APRn 49,
Mont. family j. G. Moais and daughter, W Primrose
and Il pwps .a sp .n%
i' PSSsas $:I HS.SF: v Rss:
nond Rev Mr. French %.shaSien .mSs% PhsIs
BS;os Sssh ssSniH
H. Atkins and family boston,
S :'Sa sa ns fss sS
s:s. fs a5as;s;: 3sIa :s
w; D. Cooker, Southport John Lockwood New York
B R%'i ohio A1Sys f'"s' ''"'
s:s,: Tss:.I: Ma
Rsyn DC GaV.ss FL.
Mr. Gas bso an csPpps oo hsrs New
Benin s1HssSH ar G::hf% d; Nj,
Benner, do.
Simmons, St. Island; H Dips%oIs, New York; White, G.
sIp Ts sais1 Ba:I 0G f Gsds
s %. nAsss Island
F:sss Hssis New Haven
IS%s T. oo
phla AsEt bs1a nS,Is York; p or. wsa
Sa Bad H'5s New smith,
T. c. Wamberle ship John Raven; George Sanford Bridg
| port. -
R. KepnF n Y; Mrs Miluhsn, s. Johns, p Mrs Mrs
sqs Ed WI" Hudson rSi Mr. %:a
ses %sa %s koSs.oS Pisfsa. Te?oafs
5oS Sa rSIi.d G$Hs brrf.d,e " Hunt
Sing Sing p Murray Boston tha. Richardson and family
laird oss foasR
keepsic.
N. Owen. Princeton p. Townsend, NJ York; r. Ballen,
MSfy ssPya sBs s, h.Je res' u doE' us:
& s Gessw F Gi Mill B ~
s:: si. EsHi S"{'ss
#: H%5ss
YIN syns. yssiasL, Point; WP SWslf%ss. g.
NJ fsiSsha %SS.ppS; vasTius Ebert Frederick Md Star;
e. ss. IN E s S:1ss. Ht aE.l
Dana New YORK; samuel Esls Mount H,. Pleasant
shfyIGsy
X: M;, &h ce h Isssss: H
Ta.. Niagara Fails; ba GS Nv. Livingston
| county. ~
Jane. En.y Color sp3i"s; Mss Baker and eha
ss,
Sd:S' LAX. E W.T. and
ssy Hi%Ss - ~ is'i M
f. and ma a sSeS ,sns.
PaE S9 5s% Griffin Hobart Del CO.. E
Petit :: vs. U.s. Il hs;e %hS o ShS s. Rss sn gsF
en B. rsSs sSs Ind f.
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t'sI FS sS s.n ss:Ia Ryssoa
S1 pass P I'D sdS op
.S . ks' cs. o1s Bs.'on Dss town
Whitney rtc;;5s 9'5ft M,Asny
A B Baey AeaH Bi s N SGSi Ms
T ss Xiii iassl. NJ c g. Wass so s4
Hewitt Bas oawsSo Eor Bs A.
bsny.
G. Clifford FSils; Bsr!hand Rsnns Bsnafh Chsa-
ds
J. Redmond, Trenton; r. shay, do
TH;qun New YORK; f. Pnss, washington; O. POM.
. nSf g. S Sst gS ssSS gS FIX M MS
New York. g Brown; East Brooklyn; r. H; Peus Utica
w. Mansfield Marietta, Ohio; Mrs II. Wheeler, Cleveland
| Ohio; J. II. Vanveit, Pouyhkeep.ie.
| TAMMANY HALL
E. N. Henrgues, New Haven, Conn; s Oliphant New
Jersey; H Fey, L. c. Champney, Troy; a, Copey Lyme
| Sing Sing; j. Schrodt Louisville. .
| UNITED STATES HOTEL.
T.. G. Hall CINCINNATI; w. H. Howard, North C.rolina;
ss ss T. Ff9tS W is dr s
GIe,,sn pha STUART do; Captain Crosby and family family
do Mrs CTssiey, do r. Hsnaah 81 Johns, NIB. D. BaI
ter do; RLonner do; A. r. Smith phila
s. NJ; Perine, Utica r, Gillett, F. Rawson Ravenna,
Ohio; r. H. Wilson, Fendey Ohio; w. II. Duiield East
Tennessee T. shts, Brooklyn Cesson Lancaster 0hiS;
f. r. Avery Chatauque county; E. s. Whalen +. Smith,
Medna r. X. Fitch r. Nc Farand, Lansingburgh; Mrs Fa-
sssr FIX od a. %s Gae Hon t tSs.
Z. Loveland, Mrs c. +. Loveland Miss r, H. Loyeand
Master c. Loveand, and servant, Boston; T. c. Wells Ell
mira; +. b. Campson, Auburn.
0 DAY LINE for ALBANY, TROY, and
sinte rmedate lsndings-The new and splendid
~ w. steamer Aida, Capt Geo. q. Upper, will
Barclay Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-20
New Brunswick, April 10, lS47,


Observation-Disclosures
fire broke out in this city about quarter past .
o'clock this morning in Peace street. and destroyed five
stables before the flames could be subdued There was
strong northwest wind blowing at the time, and had 1t
not been for our gallant fremen, much property
would have been Destroyed There several horses
and COWS in the stables all Of which got out cx-
ceptng horse belonging to c. Deshler, Esq, and two
cows belonging to Mr.. H. Toland The fire set by
some consummate scoundrel, in several places. who
will, no doubt, be found out. The tape factory
Of b. v. Alderman. : broken open at the
same time, and without doubt by the person
or persons. A part of the property belonged to the
State Bank Of this city We did not learn that any Of
the property was insured This is the second fire
have had here within week, both Of which have been
the work Of an incendiary and think that city
authorities ought to take steps in order to rid
of these villains. We requssted to say by Of
the remen" that il the persons who do not belong to
oher Of the engines, and who make it invara BILE
practice when there fire to give orders In order to
show themselves and thereby delay them in getting to
work. will resign their Office they will them a
dA to the remainder Of their lives As the hour 10
late am unable to give you further particulars.
G. c. w.
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