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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-23


mage, topching the muzzle Of his pistol ID
the temple OF The officer Is charge.
I sbFfender--of course--no alternative
@-mtst = siau. mered the c0HIo0nded lieuN
tenaht Ha 8GH 9ssf.l sE
Enoush your arms, quick, or my com
ramss near at hand may not BE disposed to
treat you 50 thercifuilys cried Tallmage.
Every available weanoh, oars and ell,
was Instantly delivered md thrown overs
hoard The poor coxswain was taken in--
As they all were and 9slif6age asked u
that was the only bua. H1E ior the might
,sie Eeceived Tor fsply szs q vas ssa s.,.ss
: hen, boys sasQ He mnst 80 up
and 4ses shose We exps1 apd deliver these
pFisg0ars Yon have sufFfnasrea eanofa :
Oily ne continued, addressing ine enemy'
and there Is no escspesa1
There was some murmaf'ns ~ 'h's'
'Wheteupoh aiimase mus 'nsefrosaseu tue
omcer. is s.'ss
"ave one PtoP2s''aon 700 uase i"u
VT 'e,s y -, 49,. s.. s' .,s ~
's's 80 o"e "v.' @"o "'" ~" '"e
IN - .spa'' , %s =
-.
p'euse o"'ss'vess' !, 'o"''ao''' - s'o'y '"u
oy you-'na' - We ssree = Seep 'ne 'a'e
Oh our meeting ana Us resui's profound
secret
P'ease my wolu ana hooor % mat els
feet' answered the Lieutenant with aPlti'ed
hands, 's
ney were los" 'o"eo ac'oss '"e river ~
inc view kofk slde' carried up 70 D'ak-
we'rs is'ana' ana mere se1 on snole' WIN
q" '")onc''"n not TO Drea'ne wore s un' !
the Term agreed 'poh nae e aaI'isq nen
ooa' was mooreu gu "ahA ~ ou"'',
previous 70 wnic en- however. our i''''e oaho
"au '"a"seu ULYSSES VIZ" "ss - rug n'"e
p'''o"s' e"sS .e' Pu"eu A :"
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hgence 'ney wahsed' $40 s'af'ea ON 'nesT>
turn n'p. Inc nae was unlavorao'e, ana
!" was 'nfee quarters o. an n"ur ai'ef 'ne
expiration u me stipulated nour ana = nan
ere 'ney nad got any great distance UP the
river. 8
row. boys exclaimed iaimaose' =
.ney shos along along iouI mlles anove'
lui 'or yonr "ves' lol ere 'hisouf caP'lses
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-23
arm for Sale.

asz..A A Farm Of 100 acres situated
esss.S hin the south part Of Nor
,.s:: - folk, is offered for sale Said
azz& Farm is adapted for grazing.
has ge.M house and comfortable out
buildings thereon, is well wa.efed, and will
lie sold at a great bargain 10 close the set
,lemeu, .fan Estate.
For further particulars enquire Of Andrew
Baldwin nearthe premises. or Of Harvey
Baldwin Of Goshen, 70 whom the sale IS en-:
trusted ~ sea - I'VE
Nnrf TX. August 81. ll47 10 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-23
NJ lgC Ella N VI.
tfrcm Noah's sunday T,mes.l 4
How q B0at-l0ad OF British Soldiers
were made Prisoners BY Five Yam.
- keess

FROM . TALES AND rsADrrrons or n. ="
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-23
lITCHFiELD

lITCHFiELD
MUxUAL FIRM 11rsI !
RANCE COMP AI6x.
vHVHls Csanpany has beenia opfation three.
Il Years ending july 9, 1886. and have issue
1884 P.iicies.
Amount Of properly insured s2.isi. ss6.s
Amman, o. cash prsmiums received. io.ss90,
T.intrresi reserved On Loans. Las y
ssa, sII.5ss9
&. ss .ss.s%s. sss.s,sa
sssl,44is
The whole isupt Of losesis s6s5l3 s.
Amt paid tr Expenses Agensss ...s...
ms f'''e'' D'' S.7iss'
presen, CAPITAL or fundsofthe Company.
from which tasure losses are % g g. 80.
paid. Isl s,sf vSs.4S 'as. I
O1sces.s Of slIe Cesssa,asss9.
= HILLLayM BEEBE. Pyesident,
.OLIYER GO0DWLN, Treassrev.
IaS0N WHITING, seessiary.
KDseeceOS-s.
wI ILL ,s sEEsE g : c@NaIEss4
J. 9 SEeKWTTti. DAVID q; 4. sAN "a! &
GEORGE c. WOODRUFF.
&se,sss fsr sIss CenspGsas.
!, eniei B. Brinsnsade. Wasbinesoh,
nsavId @. Sanford. New MilioFds
5kufus Fuller, r. Kent.
ARichard Smith. Sharon,
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Navigation OF .ns OHIO River.
MONEY MARKET
Thursday, march 4-8 r. NJ


The intelligence from Washington was considered
very favorable in the street. and prices went up in con-
sequence. The sales large Morris Canal inn
proved q; Reading, ~; Canton Company IN; stonng'
ton Railroad, l Illinois Bonds Il Norwich and Wor'
cester, u; Harlem, 56; Farmers Trust Company, n
The receipts for the payment of duties at the Custom
House. yesterday, were $ls5 600. This is the largest
sum received any one day since The revenue system
has been established.
The annexed extract is from letter received 10 this
city from gentleman in Illinois, connected with one Of
the departments of the government OF that State whose
position enables him to form pretty correct opinion OF
the condition Of the public finances 1t gives rather
gloomy account of the resources of the State =
CHICAGO, Feb l, ls7
As to the contemplated rise in the va lus of ILL.
nos Indebtedness is all llusory The stock jobbers
may for speculation for few days. but it will
amount to nothing. know very well upon what your
Impressions are based, but know equally we'll, that
nothing be done by the State at present to place her
creditors upon footing that will render their really
more valuable No one knows how much we owe.
The present Legislature will think, bill providing
p the
great fnancer, and the people unable to pay. and
Illinois creditors will long be obliged to chew the bitter
cud of disappointment 1t is indeed humiliang thus to
speak of my State but when tho entire debt of
$4,000 600 internal improvement, has been absolutely
thrown away and when you are acquainted with the ad
dtiona TACT that State has nothing with which to pay this
debt augmented by six interest already excepting
ABOUT acres OF I'll SOlo Wouiu uot
much than pay two years interest and when you
also take into consideration that have all roads
bridges, schools and other improvements to make our
government to support and available means but di
taxation which the most odious to the people OF oil
taxes, you will, think conclude with that Gebt
be liquidated but by compromise, and that
compromise will not be good as 40 cents the dollar
at per cent interest If am right then it is but to
keep clear possible Of indebtedness. II your
hopes should prove we'll founded you may do we'll by
purchasing At present the canal Indebtedness not in
great demand the internal Improvement but it is
scrip will all be ultimately paid and probably the entire
canal debt which will amount to between six and seven
millions. These are my views OF the matter1l have
more gune than am, think the whole debt will be
paid-but the wish with them father to the thought;
but while wishes are equally ardent, my hopes are
not bright.
We give the above for what it is WORTH for the benef|
of those interested In the bonds of that State We do not
agree with hewiter every particular but must admit
that his conclusions not far out the way.
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City Intelligence.

The WyArHER.-Yesterday, in the early part Of the
day. was soft and sprnglike. Towards evening ii be-
gan to freeze rapidly.
FmE-A fire took place at one o'clock on Wed.
nesday afternoon, at the piano factory, No 26l East
Broadway. 1t was promptly put out damage trihing
The LITTLE SrREEr swgEPERs-These useful little
creatures were actively engaged during the last few
DAYS. in sweeping of the sidewalks and crossways
earning an occasional cent The Corporation owe them
full compensation for their services
PRorrsrANT HALF ORPHAN AsyLUM-A lecture Is 70
be delivered this evening" at the University on Wash
ineon Square, for the benefit Of this noble charity, by
Dr. j. Augustine Smith on "Moral Sense" We learn
with great pleasure that large number OF tickets have
been sold and that the benevolent wishes Of those hav-
ing charge Of this institution will be fully realized
DEAD Bopy FouNp.-On Sunday last the dead body Of
an unknown found by boy on the bank OF the
North River near Bulls Ferry Information beinggiven
to Justice MITCHELL of Hudson county. that gentleman
proceeded hold inquest upon the body; on the
minaton of which was impossible TO discover tina any
marks of violence had been inflicted, Of death
ascertained, in consequence of being in such ad-
vanced of decomposition The deceased appeared
to from thirty to forty years Of age the head entirely
bald except few locks the back part, the neck;
had on when found fine dress coat Of dark brown
CLOTH with velvet collar black satin vest pantaoons Of
dark blue CLOTH with fancy stripe, and boots On his
person were found pair Of gold shirt sleeve buttons,
marked j. o. II. also two seals of stone markel
with the initials in German text also geld PEN
Gil case and small notes sc dated New Bruins
wick, in favor Of James Price Further Information
may bs obtained by applying to Justice Mitchell
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Movements OF Travellers.

From tho of congressional and other matter,
had an outline ii S of srs
PEELED to abrdge the number at the aforementioned
hotels:-
nj. SingeIfed. Ca j. Anderson, Msine J. Grenough,
Washington; B. Adams, GaIena; F. Thompson, Bosom;
II Hammond, do; j. Rosenberg, New Jersey; Captain
MIonsel sn'P Wsod~srd Bames Dr. Wing Alba
delphia; T Williamson Phia; p Peabody satmore l.
sspS Yaf
H.Dso %t Do YCG Hail. TolSst, Boston Harrison
Rochester 4 Hail. Baltimore; NJ Chaplin Hartford; N.
Carter: Manchester; A Churchman, Phila; g. McCiel'
Land oN ssIafs csif A H. More Miss
J. Hollands, do T. Newbsld Phils; J. Wendell, do I;
D. Bancroft, Bergen Heard. Ala; s Haydn, Borden.
lens. rhla r Buel, Detroit; N Thompson, Georgia;
Z. Dowey, u s. Navy; W Penny Mass; r Dick
Norfolk; Com Kearney, U. N; j. Garter. Pnila; T.
s pnsw Sa@ors SALMON do Laarus cssris
ton; j. Jermln CT J. spsldng Richmond; J. Thcmp-
son, do, b Wilson, ala r. ronance, do Z Allison,
Tennessee; J. How, Va; General Carpenter, Proy; w.
Muir, Petersburgh; r Ref, Phila q. McCrea do; Z
Harper, do; j. Biahey, OHIO
FsANxLIN.-J ymour, Staten Island; Clinton,
Buffalo; 6 Carmichael Georgia; B. Martin, Phiadel-
phia; Rice, do; j. Ames, St. Lonis DR. Graham, do;
css
Pine F.hkill J. Poole, Ciark;onville W; s,oddart
Princeton; @ Toney, W. Ridgell, Albany II Farnor
Montgomery T. Butler, orwslk Cooke. Prince
ton; g. Wocott, Springfield; d. Russell, w. Wcnfeld
Georgia; G. Summer, Richmond; NJ Folger, N. o; w
Chisholm, Canada
HowAap w. Rowland Phila. j. stamler, do M
Clarke, Vermont Harlan, Wilmington; J. Molaw
Phila D. Childs Troy; p Thulston, do; W. Wheeler
Val J. Lattersall, Texas; H. Chase, NorfOlk H. Viii
liams Baltimore; M. Field, do r. Wilson, Tennessee
! C. Coffin do; j. Newbold, Phila A. Ferguson, Frank
fort; Captain Jewett Bangor T. Huntingdon, Washing
ton; w. Murray, do; H. Harris, do; Captain Hoppiss
Texas; f. Low, Permont; T. Shadford, ID. Hickman
| r. Monon, B. Thomas Ky; Hon. Fl. Hamlin, Maine; j
Hyde, Franklin Co; Hon. Charles Goodyear, Herkimer
@. Elliott Ala; J. Wallace, Tennessee; j. Baily, Miss
| N. Cooke, Ky; s Jones, Philadelphia
JupsoN.-Charles Crane Boston; E. Chappell, Nor
wich; W Converse, do; J. st. Louis, Conn; Joel White
Norwich; M. Mcknight, Bordentown d. Packer, Conn.
T. Dou6an New Haven; H. Purde, do r. Armour, Va
| NJ Halsted, New York; G. Dwoyer, West Point; w
Therwall, Boston; DsvdIFraser, do Robinson Mass
| Rev. DR. Jarvis, Middietown; c. Willisms, Stoning
tom 1t. slocum, u. s. A M. Frost. Philadephia; A
Wilcox New Haven; J, Butler, Hartford; H. Cart, do
Dr. Tyler, Kentucky; w. Tyler, Va II. b. Meyers
| Ohio
| RArHsur-E. Cromwell, H. Bradshaw, J. r Jones
Fishkill; II Van Buren,, Auburn r Reese, Phila Geo
Shields, Nashville; w Lyman, Massachusetts; ant
p Fowler, Boston; w Hutchns, New York; j. PMacy
Washington; s. Hammond, Albany; f. Mason, New Or
leans.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS ON THE EASTERN RAILROADS
Three accidents occurred on the Worcester
road, in about half an hour, on Wednesday after
noon. Two persons were killed, two dreadfully
injured, and several others, including one or two
ladies, slightly injured A laborer, named Flint,
and brakeman, were the two killed. Another
brakeman, named Kennedy, had both legs bro
ken, and man named Page was so seriously in
iured that he is not expected to live Two or
three locomotives, and great many cars, were
smashed, and the probability is, that the damage
sustained will amount to between $4,000 and
$4,000. About the time these accidents occur
red, one happened on the Western road, near
Worcester. One man was injured, and the cars
considerably damaged.
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IsrELLIoENcE PROM PoRro RIco.-The bark


Condor, Captain Tikiob, which arrived last night,
brought us an interesting commercial letter from
our correspondent at Msyaguez. 1t is not, how
ever, as late, by few days, as accounts previ-
ously published; butt contains few facts rela-
tive to the sugar crop on that island which are
important to many of our mercantile houses
MAvAGuEz, r. r., Feb IL, ls47
Accompanying this send you full list Of shipping
left in this port by the Condor The sugar CROP ia n full
operation and all the planters doing their utmost
We making but about 200 hhds per day, which is
far short of the requirements Prime grades taken
readily at to 51 for United states, and to ~ 10 readily
paid for an inferior quality for England for which there
10 heavy demand Yet the orders from Frsnce which
this quality limited to so az consequently this
moment cannot be acted upon Such O state of things
cannot maintain itself long and prices for Europe
approximate more, later in the season holasses from
the great influx of vessels, is getting absolutely mad
SIS per ITO has been paid to-day cask s. ghtersge$l
and about other expenses This rate far exceeds any
thing that market advces warrant and with
must eventually recede Coffee IN good demand at nc,
The introduction Of American produce has been
unusually heavy during the last three months, and
will see by note annexed that prospects for pitch pine,
slaves -four goldfish for the next thirty to sixty days
must continue bad.
When you send papers to other ports in the Island,
please put them all in package; 1t makes much diff
ference to the overland postage.
Freghs to the States scarce. and vessels plenty at
for sugar.
Note Of imports of the following articles Maysguez
p. r. during January ls47Pich pine lumber 3Ol 900;
100 O00 shocks 100 OO0 Goldfish 996 qunsls rice $40
doe -four $50 bbls msckerel s8l dol herring IS do;
pork no do beef Is dos meal SO puncheons; do 90 bbls
butter 100 kegs; lard ST. do candles allow SAT boxes
featured % pilot bread ~ do cheese 355 do; hons
500 do; potatoes IS bbls; onions so do.
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES FEE

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FEB. rs.
-Exparte On the petition Of Nicholas Lucien
Mezger, for suit of habeas corpus. Mr. Justice Nc
Lean delivered the opinion of this court denying the
writ and everything the motion. Nc. 46 Commercial
Bank Of Cincinnati plaintiff in error, VS. Eunice Buck
ing hams executors The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr. Convers for the defendant in error and
by MIR. Gilpin for the plaintiff in error.
March No. Isl. David f.. Wheeler VS.. Asa Fran
cs In to the Circuit Court Of the States for Yer
mont. On the motion of Mr. Phelps this writ Of error
dockeed and dismissed with costs under the 43rd
rule Of court. No. 49, Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati
plaintiff in error Va. f.. Buckinghams executors The
argument Of this concluded by Mr. Glpin for
the plaintiff IN No co. L. Curtis ct al appellants
vs. and j. Inersrity The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Webster for the appellants.
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Tbs End or the s.ssion- he Closing Scenes
The Fall OF the Curtain.

The twenty ninth Congress IS over II closed
Its career yesterday.
Our readers will find in is appropriate place. a
teegraphc eport Of the proceedings 70 the latest
moment We are inclined ~ believe, from the
indus ry exhibited hy the members, aud ybe great
amount of business hey transacted during the
last two days, that they endeavored TO remove, in
some degree, rae disgrace attached to them in
co ,sequence Of their puzzle conduct during the
whole of the preceding portion Of the session.
If they have succeeded in doing SO, they have
done more than We think they have. The people,
however, the judges
They certainly labored hard in these two days,
and accomplished probably more good than they
did during the previous tune, put not dis
posed to give them any credit for it. They might
as well have taken vote on the Wmot proviso
two months ago, as on the last day but one of the
session, and saved the country from the dishonor
they have caused to her. They cannot avoid the
responsibility they willingly incurred.
We refer readers to the full reports OF
Thursdays proceedings, in another part of this
paper.
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Democratic siorit,

This, according to these returns, will be the de-
mocratic majority bat it is, of course, imposs-
BILE to tell how parties will stand in the House. We
have not added Wisconsin to the above list. She
will probably send two members.
The Thirtieth Congress will be a very impor
ant one, and all parties WILL therefore, strive hard
for the ascendency.
What effect will the measures of the Congress
Just closed have upon the elections
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Musicals

ITALIAN OpERA -" i Lombard" was again presented
we'll filed house and fashionable audience last even
ing. The spectacle is well worth an attendance, If
there were music. The star light scene at the open
ing gsins the admiration Of all who behold it, and the
several tabeaus which formed at different periods of
the opera are presented with effect rarely
plishe in scenic representations. The cho
decidedly PR ferabe those OF the operas before
dersSie acting necessary to proper performance Of
Lombard" and this part of the piece is creditably
Sompli.hed by BsneyensnG Benedict sanqniIico and
it m not pleasing; and yet certainly does require the
accompaniment Of tho stage business" and yet there
pretty airs and duo two which. with good
execution, well worth listening to- The most popu-
lar piece in the OPERA however the trio between Pa
gano (Beneventano) Oronte, (Benedstti) and Gelda,
(Sgna Barili This is truly beautiful piece and full
justice is done to il by the three performers named Be-
neventano has better opportunity for display Of talent
drafts made upon the orchestra and promptly
met; the instrumental part OF the opera is exceedingly
heavy. Taken all in all, The Lombsrds" is attractive
and WILL without doubt, have good run; 1t will be
peated tonight.
AID TO scorLANp-A grand musical entertainment will
be given the Tabernacle Monday evening next for
this truly laudabie object The committee appointed
make arrangements announce the kind liberal, gratui.
tous services of several amateur and professional ladies
and gentlemen, including that sweet hand Of vocalists
the Aleghanisns, and Professor Whitney the celebrated
lecturer oratory. Another feature of novelty, Mr.
will NAV several celebrated Highland air s. and clan
pbrochs Scotland, the land of Burns and Sir Walter
Scott from whose pens many rich gems Of literature
have to and adorn Libraries, will surely
with that benevolent response which has already
characterised sympathising and charitable American
community. We hope to see the Tabernacle crowded.
CHRrsrYs MrrsrRELs-This popular band of Ethio
plan vocaists musicians and buresque Cachucha dam
GERS will perform at the Brooklyn Institute, OF
Washington and Concord streets this evening. Their
performances being unique and original, received
nightly with great appreciation they announce the in
PRODUCTION of many new songs, glees and choruses
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week, OF the remafkab numbers
Of this popular sheet published Uader the auspices of
Morris and Willis the Home journal" has obtaued re-
putaon superior any pub alton Of the day. and rapid
Nv Obtaining immense circulation, from end OF the
Uuisn the ohert1e hands that be
paid its merits LIS typography unexceptionabe AID it
printed upon paper Of the uest texture and quality
l07 Fulton street sltg gle copies sold by
BURGESS sTRINGEH CO., 222 Broadway
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Thirfleth Congress.

The Twenty.ninth Congress, much to the gra-
LITIGATION of the whole country, ceased to exist
yesterday, when the Thirtieth Congress COM
rnenced its existence.
The extension of the AREA Of freedom" has
increased the number of members in Congress,
and the Senate will now embrace ffty-eight or
sixty members, and the House two hundred and
twenty eight or thirty.
The following is list of the new members
of both houses OF the new Congress, SO far as
known -
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The NORWEGIAN CORVETTE NoRpsTIERNAN,
which made friendly national visit to this port
last autumn, we learn by advces recently
received, arrived at Christania, the capital Of
Norway, on Christmas day, having made the pas
sage from New York in the short space Of 80 days
The gentlemanly officers of this fine vessel made
many warm friends during their stay among us,
who will learn OF their well being with pleasure.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
The weekly Herald.

This sheet will be ready for subscribers and
friends 10 morrow morning at o'clock.
Il will contain a graphic sketch of the closing
scenes of the 18th Congress- TO the hour of adj
ournment; full debates in both Houses parti-
culars of the attack on Vera Cruz and San Juan
de Uloa; Mr.. and Mrs. Benefits letters from
Europe late news from the army and navy ;
Washington correspondence proceedings of the
Legislature, and our regular summary Of polti-
cal, financial, miscellaneous and commercial in
telhgence.
l. will likewise contain an accurately engraved
portrait ofthe iamented Captain Rathbone, of the
packet ship Columbia, taken from daguerreo-
type.
Price 81 cents, in wrappers, ready Tor mailing
or SIS in advance.
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BTOHUWNYs-ITHNV
let sosp Cosmetic and Toilet Art Gle Depot " me CITY,
At Moss late Roussells wh,re every article Ia h,s me
Lo,h ~ and done manufac - 10 be Obtained
XII goods sold at reasonable prices and WARRANTED to 1--WE
satisfaction. f .a., .od p.r;. hair brn,h..
aud combs Just re eived per last picket.
o'' ,h,a,. choces 81 perfumes pom ttums, &c.
b"''" A. A. MOSS, sos Broadway, New York.
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News FROM BosToN-We are again indebted
to Mr.. Dennis, of the New Haven route, for Bos-
ton papers of yesterday morning. This line is
the most punctual and regular in its movements
of any line between here and Boston. 1t almost
invariably reaches here at nine o'clock in the
evening
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rh ha,. cr, cs nrvais remances sent from
Boston il is said il certainly S2l6 600 Large amounts
have also been sent from the other cities 10 some way
This should be recolleced is distinct and separate
from the amounts noted subscriptions The commit
tee in this city alone reported Wednesday night Soa
$50 o. exclusive of bill of exchange of fi00 sterling
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Police Gazette Of this week will contaa report the trial
off, Lowell Gasner report OF the amusing trial the
IIumbugs OF MesmerIsm" in the Common fleas; the FIX
cement Of the Lottery Policy Wen relation to the
false drawing Of the Jersey Loeries &c &c. single Jpies
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seth Csngre,s c29.h Csngress
Dom IVh;p Nnfy Dem WhiR kdfp.
ms TO TAKE PLACE,

THE ELECTIONS TO TAKE PLACE.
The following States are yet to elect members
to the new Congress. They stood in the last Con-
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BILE and at the same time the most complete and elegant a
Gle manufactured, having every requisite for gchue-
mans toilet, and travelling companion invaluape,
For sale by q. SAUNDEhb SUN,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtandt ST.