The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-04


her conjusa affection. She lately declared chat TO
look AT Narvdez a headache; he was the ugliest
man at Court--erctpt her hasband""
Mr.. Joseph Ounard, whose failure is announced al
Mramchi is not the royal mail contractors but bro
her of tnat gentleman. The mail contractor is Sam
uel cnnald.
81 have u great run of business at present." re-
marked pckpocket Who chased by three con.
stables.
counterfeit $500 Treasury Note has been received
at New York from st. Louis. 1t is well executed, and
calculated to deceive the best judges.
The Boston Post says "There man about
town yesterday who imagined he had been bitten by
rattlesnake, and that he must drink quart OF rum
an hour ito the pison.'"
OF the 100000 weavers in Lancashire, only $4,000
fully employed
The Butler PAD Wing has hoisted the flag of Gen.
Scott for he Presidency, subject the decision of
Wing National Convention
The packet ship Louis Philippe, at Edgartown has
been libeed for salvage by the Nantucket Steamboat
Company the trial to he had at special term CT the
u S. District Court, TO be holden at Boston, Friday
Jan. IA.
II. S frigate Columbus sailed from Valpara so, Nov
| l, for home direct Com. Jones was met between
Chagres and Panama, on his way to the Pacific.
Eternity was well defined by a Partisan mute OF a
public exhibition OCCASION" Eternity has neither
birth, death, youth. infancy, ror old age 1t is to day,
without either yesterday to morrow"
RErREsENrATIvE ELEcTED.-Thomas w. Chad
bourne Esq, of Edgecomb loco, elected Repre-
sentative from the Newcastle and Edgcomb District,
at tie 5th trial on the 9Th ult.
The population of New York is now estimated at
nearly hale million. Philadelphia and suburbs $780,
900. Cincinnati 100 600. New Orleans, 10000. Buff
| fao, $4,000.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Post writes:
81 noticed the other day, in of the New York
papers list OF members Of Congress indicating their
respective choice for the next Presidency. | saw
another list this morning which puts altogether ano-
Their face the matter. Cass, "a Clay, 81; Taylor
"a Van Buren,, IA; Woodbury., 10; Webstes, 10
Buchanan 7; Scott; Benton, S; Dallas, 81 Hale,
(Ab) 3; Polk,a.
The Jewish residents of Rome had presented to the
Pope, acknowledgment of their gratitude for the
blessings be had conferred 1pon them copy of the
| Bible, splendidly bound and Illuminated, which had
cost upw ards of 1000 scudi
Smke, ne of tie luminares of the Post, and coi-
sn.in,law TO Mrs Partington, says the lumber
the Penobscot occupy the proudest position
in society, for they fact the ''monarchs of all
they survey.'
| A team with four persons was crossing bridge on
the Genesee river at Angelica, Aeghasy Co., N Y,
the nth, when the bridge gave way, and precipi-
tated two of the four young ladies' named Smith, and
! f. King, into he river below. They were drowned.
Every mau certainly has right to live, and the du-
ty of every just is to let HIM lire Blessed be the
day. if come it ever should, when man will learn that
his true prosperity is essentially involved in the
prosperity of his neighbor.
! James Hall, of Knox. convicted of an attempt to
kill, and sentenced to five years imprisonment in the
state prison. escaped from the county jail at Belfast
Hail. from Frankfort confined foi selling intoxicating
liquors, weLt off with him. They sawed off the bolts
Martha G. Hall, late of Portland beqneathed all her
property the First Parish that city, (D,. Nichols
the income be appropriated, under the direction OF
Church, to promote the cause of religion charity and
good morals. The amount of the gift is about $500
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