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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
For z he Tribune
Primnry Ward Elections Breakers Ahead

Ca "Wednesday the Goth. the Whiss of our City
will be- called together IN Their respective Wards for the
purpose of selecting N-lr Committees and perirctns
their organization f1y ensuing year We Trust thst
every Wing will 60 -d that day and deposit t,
vote for good b, psble. representatives in his
particular Ward ,ni him In the Old aud y oung
Men aud IA the omittees In order tha, no
lust cause shoult .cr dissatisfaction the several
Ward Commute I've ciGrSe of his k.tctoa
should give smp ,iion that al interested may
have al oppOr deposting their ballots for
the most suitable .-- 20 represent them 10 l. im.
portant for future Srl permanent success that toe
great body OF the Ntg party sha De faithfully repre-
scented M these Commtees-Nn ch csnuot Ice done un-
less the mass of Wing citizens come forward eud DO
fitf duty 90 the matter snd thus prevent bad or de-
signing men from pcrvcrtinc our necessary orgAniza
uon tor their own selfish ends Ne more particular
from the isci OF having heard that OF the up
town Yards few Interested individuals have Ia oypo
siuou TO the accustomed ussges Of their Nsrd and Of
the pa ~. called meeting and elected batch 90 dele
atrs 10y twenty sc or thirty votes 90 the Noun-
Mems Comm ttec snd the too IN a Ward siWsy.
COCA Tor ten or twelve hundred majority. We trust
thai 20 gsn1ers vii De allowed 20 disturb the bar
mony Of our ranks Eat let Al be- done 0r3v pr0nerls
and with raascs Il We expect success IN the approach
iu, spring Election. "
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RusINEss NcrIoEs.

~, The public are how great the crowds were
that rushed Ia the Museum Gen Tom Thumb on his
return from Europe and less they 20 the
O. ant Ilae-; but while the General hes met with those
smaller than himself IN the persons Of Major Ltuetnger
and ritaus the Museum, there no danger Of
lr Hales meeting with uval, Df he Is universally &C
knowle be the sles and heaviest living Two
capital performances also take place nj The Museum to-day
For particulars Advertisement
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Later from the sandwich Islands Horrible
Massacre, Nc. Ac.

BOsTON, Monday, Uoc n
A vessel which arrived At this port this morning
from the Sandwich islands reports them TO be almost
depopulsed. the emigrants having left for California
We learn hy the pspers that most horrid massacre
hsd occurred at the Ice Islands the 9TH OF April The
particular. of which however. are not given. Two
English Of war had gone there TO investigate the
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BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL

CHARGE 20 RONE.-W e understand from VAS
ng'on On a. the nomination of Levi. Cas- IT, . Charg6
T. Rome B. before the senate with prospect q re
rejection The friends Of John Weler iste csudi
date for me GovsrnorshiP o. ohio tried hard . get
hm nominated and therefore reluctant g. support
Az nna lLsa
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~ We have sill several articles Of interest on
hand for which we have As yet been unable % md
room. We hope 10 mske up. now that we have got
through with those nterminsbly long Loco Foco docu
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

~ We have received large addition 10 our stock
En5oiset Coay' Cterrisee Cggi Cape, tei, ar SC as
rch assortment Of Embossed Evening" Dresses
s1d Infants Robes from - 10 $50 each
} T FARRELL & co. 81 Broadway.
fIrJI near Prn~a.f
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M AR RIEn

ID. -ri,, .,-aas i-ih a.t by R- Rph Hat Rector ' Che
Church nf r- Good ephert NJ JntN MAILMAN p" Nt'
HENRIETTA FELroN. both oi fls t.t
Or N,ui. nsc l- oy Dol. Honor fl- N'.r ChAkit> W
rDN. oi Abingdon Mutm- Go r. b" tilNAhtlh NN"fN nd
Atf.s|.-. Bucks Go Pa 49, - -.....
40 Baton Rnll- Ia i'h nst col WV w Al NCk HMllh
nrISs of h. ANN to Ms EltfABtfH TAYLOR daughter
40 VIA G~n Taylor Pre.tent e.et of che H'trt states
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CoERE-PuNuLSCE WITH CENTRAL TATLuH.-A
few weeks since several promising youths Of tls city
addressed o Genera Taylor letter requesting him %
forward them esch be autograph which e.cited the
following reply accom- panied With autograph for
each on separate sheets ~ paper Bait sun
BtT0S RoUeF Lcuisars Sof 30. 1882
f,eldcueu On return home. DAY no 100 srre afer
BRET sr.enc-. found yllr r-nY esteemed e.ier u ne
lnfh trstsrt 10 wtr-n Fy The l1cersf grer Young
Americans tarrs ff- highest gard f0f your msry sfd
civil sergc@- w0l esteem resf favor receive y0lr
autograph you to1 ei-uf- moment f0 crfer fst
honor upnl ct % sr Ir-- much pleasure .o Co.
F0r tte Too fsfl-rng = tcl you have been
I'd sude humble services. accept r cordial
t1srs sc-1up -d 1T my bel Der iJ yogr c9rur Jed
tes.fr prosperity i1rolg .oli a lorE Ire
WIN cul-'1 rsaO1s n tgl re.p-ri and esteem hsVe
The hOr0r Orb be-. Eerlerrsn your Ob-clert servant.
TAYLOR Mslr General T.. Army,
Z Matters GFop.F q EFar and orfer-
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CALIFORNIA GOLD FEVER

~ new disease mskDg sad havoc ihsirrnsc labor
Of Jur y0uRg and that adds greatly value Of
Sat inx and biscuit Its symptoms great curosi.
y me price Of .hoyes pans. and second.
hand cradle. 10 the progress. Of hi, fever people sre apt
to forget the desib mlaos cough cold, hoar.enes. &c
which invariably prrcede Consumption. Now
MRS JERylss COLD CANDY
csn BIZ esle0 without any iuerieeocs % me nsgir
You and build your castles IN the on" O.. high ..
you have nd ~ 10 feet rather The perspective
making the distance 1ppeay and enchsrg a. the
p-aie Jseis 10 munchng this USyERsALLY-ADNrTgD GOOD
ssNsDY fos ALL PULMONARY AFFECTIONS
Sod wholesale and retail by Mrs " jews SO Broad.
way. c0rnsr WhI,est
Agsnt'-llo Broadway, 10 Astor Hous-, Mrs Hayes.
lsJ fl.ior-.l Brooklyn AGO BY Druggists generally
~ Each package : Invariably signed Mrs " Jews
Be sure 10 ask f9r Mr. JgRvis's Cold Candy
Pai0p IN package. Of IL g. &, and 81 each dls q
WiNTEs GARMENTS The sty=, character and price O,
excessive assortment Of ymsds Overcome RON
irs' olive, brown znd black beaver and mil'ed cloths
gust commend hem ln- desirable sad economics.
garments Of he .easou anc with s.surancs they
offered 70 sh- inspection Of he discerning
WA. T JENNINGS q co
~ ih' Draper. and Tsilors 81 Broadway
Boors Fos GoLD-DlcGEEs Person. abou, starting FOR
California or hose who remain home, supply them
selves with wemsde .eryiceabie Boo. and Shoes Al TIE
o"s'' prices ST WAX IS - Fa'on't do ''eod
~ PALNgs's BUssEss MES. ALNas,c is sort Of
treasury " know - containing te 0feyeryhing up
Oh smosi every subject within The range Of human krO~
edge fOgi-n-burs Sentinel
Ths Almanac viii be found equally valuable 10 business
fn-u, 80 Greeeys Wig Amsnsc - ~ pOhuciars
Na-hingfou ca. Jour
' corr p-nciun y fact which every need. 30 The
course Of year Few where % Tod Tor zen Times
lihe m0uey" N 7 Irhunr
Iooga.cHE CuzED WITHOUT GIVING LfssT pal.
-Thi. a a remedy thsf been using Ih-.l ghou
Giles u The United States duunz no pss fifteen yess
Ov-r ten thousand have waited sDa cured 81 the
violent p.in- &c Te-sb sled cleaned snd with
giving the l-sst pain Ds o W HOLT
Deais surgeon, corner Of Brom. and ssl BrOa1~ay
DR HoLr's ToOhsche Drops for sac 81 ssl Broadway
Noucs Of ase11 nsxI wsss. DIS lv'
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- Tie small Pox : exc.tin- some alarm Iu
Cape Nay County 10 Va introduced on Monday oi
" Cohs,sert Mass which entered Goshen Greek that
day-the Captain and o. the hands having toe d.
ease We Do not hear that % has been communicated
% the inhabitants several cases have occurred 10 tns
city istey and 20 becomes those who not already
protected sins o. % resort . vsccinatOu-s simple
precsuron which is the duty II every one o. seek
-N.rarz arr.rfL..r
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AND MONEY m.rrvo,


MONDAY. December l.-PN
The fever is on again to-day. and an the f,,,,s,
sre Up. Canton snd Harlem A. e'pecisiy ,cr,e and
buoysn, Harlem 'o'd. si'e' The Second Board Fl, So
snd Canton At 80 The excitement ~. isrse s ,h.
street and the stock 'ooer' hung aoou the Es,s.s..
much later than usual Government sccsrue s,-.
in fair demsnd snd the new loan .o'd at, r,r.,ur,
Notes >. The snneNri comparison show. he sir.,,.
which hiss taken pisce since the present 70. CDR,
msnc-i Nov ~ Dee r. NJ 20 De-. :
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" We are again compelled 10 apologize for
the non appearance Of Dr. OIIS's Sermon. which
has been crowded out since Sunday. It vii ap-
pear 10 the Evening Edition Of to-day.
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SAILS - REALEsrArs

~ = Bts.. erfaf Mts.1 sr~1u- snf Iaen....fH
I'D Dr. tiiaas % SQUARE -irst .flloi O. i0 o..
1p Do o. s31lt o. 81 60. tl.r' hfls- snf f Isr
r-4f Bronze - 3 fl7l st5o 80 30 ssoaas l1 ssT4 st
90 l.
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- In Democratic Whfs t'rn-ra n "n', nnn'
tee. Bso.Dwsy HoUsE. Dec B. lsi3' me io-""iDs h'
lutloos adorned .,,., v,,.~,o.. ~ 49,. cs,y
R>soi~eS That ui- Democratic Wn's hieclorsV " -
and Comfy q Ne - Yors Be rs9nsso rVsSfsG n 1@
~ IA Coon a. eif ususl hesdQusreri or a. 'ucn Otnef
-. on that day and s1ch other places aud IN soch sn
~, A. N. Wsrd Committees may direct FOR ne pu'pos- O'
.-auag Five Delegates from esch Ward 10 rep rs-hi r
,o s Dem Dcrafc WING Genera Committee arc $50 " ara
Committees for the ensuing ..,,
RSsred Thai he Delegates % elected 10 ne General
r1uroi,fe- hs.ernbl1 Al Erosiwsy House on TUESDAY
PHILIP HONE, Chsrmsn
ZoFHAK MILLS
JOssFH K. TaYLOE gee,stsue. -
JOsIFa {. PIScENEY, oHDN
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~ Gen. TAYLOR writes to Mcssrs. BROOKS
BoxpKN of Savannah, Ca who hsd rendered BIN tree
passage from that city to Charleston stating thst bust
ness viii compel him to take the River route TO WISH
nstor.
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Thing In PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA Monday Dec Dr.
There were rurnors yesterday Of Cholera DO our
city but there i. not the least confirmation OF IT. In
deed our city Is remarkably healthy. considering me
very unreasonable warm weather
We have no news local or political COY Johnston =
appointments have given much satisfaction could
be expected when his supporters seldom get chance
TIE -peaker.hip Of the lower house begins o. attract
attention and Wire.Workag ~ kyANs of Chester md
NJ BALL Of Erie are talked OF IS the Wings General
PACKER Of Lycoming BY the Democrats D e Hous-
being ued Will render The selection oi good Speaker
imperative.
think the Yellow Fever has abst~d TIE but
Dewitt aud Dsvenp1rts book nas reached here and
may cause n relapse fso numbers VII De- taken or
We are paut.ng for Eruani % morrow night with
Perill and N0ve.I o. ssslst lruf You poor 6oth4m-
ties nave only Benedict and h0.l You VII hear Novel
lie lower notes 10 De- silva 4, he~ YORK u tee NINA
should sci Ia that quarter.
The unf4yOrsble tenor & toe Forfisn News has
brOugh the market 20 stand and but Little has Trans
pred the busin-ss circles to-day. Flour s freely
offered a c5. but no buyers con be found a. ~ z
price or even alta traction les Corn MeaI. nominal
- = -. Rye Flour. DO sa.-s holders 7.k - -.
Wheat also heavy Jog of fair ~ Ith red SOLD ~
03 and seed and White Mixed a. 81 d. Corn is
lower some small ota -od a. 55 sc and oiher -sles
are rafnor.i ~ 81, for New southern Yellow Cotton
without inquiry. ln Provisions there $40 movement
Groceries remain stesdy, with sales % l.D hcis rtN
crop New Orleans sugar, 81 price not punnc
Whisky continues dull. obs are quoted ~ % o..
SAILS oF SrocKs- Fr.f Board-l Chc- aud Del ca
nsi stock. D. $50 Reading Rd Do DO 81 d.. 2i-
BIZ f2l DO 81 1000 Ches aud De Canal Loan. ne.
a. 20 10 800 sch Nav - o. 3d. 900 d. 3-i 5000
do D. 80 so 90 Texas Bd-. lOs D. Mech b. -
200 state - 79 500 do 80. 100 do 19i 50 Planters
Rk Mise y ~ slate ts ~ -1 Girsrd 81, De go
Morris Canal. 9i.
Sfcond Bgqrd-7 Farm aud Mech BIZ. - l5 Mech kS,
20 5000 state BE- -O. $500 Ches and Del Canal 1-.
~ 30. 100 : Bk. go 400 Texas Note.. lj. $50
MON Canal. D. $50 Reading RR l'i 5000 sch Nav
10, ~ 33i 5000 dO $50, 1900 Losn os. .t- io-.
- Vcksturg Bk 2 lJ0 DO I3. 5O Planters Bk. hi.s.
lt go N1rustown RR. 10; i0Gr7nd Cult - Cam
den and Amboy RR l44 100 Penn RK. I2t2 y Bank.
1913 300 Reading llR Bonds. 80 i0 Girud RS Dds
l l-fu 10
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0oLo PENs.-CALffoRNiA OUTCOME The attention Of
our readers invited 10 the beautiful assortment u God
Pens and Cases FOR sale by B T. WATsos IS Walst lie
hs, aley introduced several styles Of Gold aud Silver
Case admirably adapted for Holiday Presents ard which
We ih.nk unsurpassed, either In beauty utility r.
" the manufacturer u the we-known Richeieu Gold
Pen which warranted 10 wesr FIVE years Sold only
sfn
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~ Broadway. opposite 81 PsaI. ChureI

" We invite the attention Of the public the Sale
rHls Day al u o'clock al The Merchants Exchange by
ASrHoSy BLEEcKER, Of sstENTEss Lors q ground on
Nineteenth and Twentieth between the Fifth snd Sixth
avenues
Lhogrsphic maps Of the Lots be obtained Of ths
AucuOneer Broad 81 tifD
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MsYsvtLLE. Kl.--This city is prosressins hneiy
II pow possesses daily papers Tie H'rai4 Whis'
and TA< Flag Loco foco Beside this there Is smother
sxoeen, Wing paper published in this enterprisine
town, TAs Eagis, triwcekly The latter Is sn si'o
cate Of unconditional emancipation and the various
practical reforms Of the daY.
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Law Courts.

sUrruos corsr-Before CHEF Justice oakley
h-as 8.'s- ts T.s hiFr. 3 = VIZ -, &c.
FL ,,- N.,ol .. .i.t-i .s. .at ihs nt,-, sa' f''
- 10 + .'' ..'- . ... " -.- .. ...s,...
., ~ r. ,r.'.,'-. Is ;.-a,-- i.ss y i-.--,
..l. 81. 4. y. t-.r,.a- I.r.t 70 ai,atf sisl .-
F,r piI NJ VA VI Az
Before Judge ssndford.-Abnor Jous' ". Geo-g' r
-hroa-. NJ e Crrs-0. oaa--r tt se s0t.- 'of VI
'.s i.i.'rr p. ,' ~. . y -. Ia. 80.
a-r-r r-s avenue at E--a 49, Sixteenth 80. go T Oh
r.rtr,--. or sto The cth-r 49,. sssa --hh O.. NJ D o. d
..r- r. c-.,r s-. .oat-r-s sh-a -,,u- aa-i s Pei
ser.H r-- Than 500 ACTON srnasa "f 'fn'.s. u q
,-at r " iai ,o lat WITH NJ Counsel
.-...s ~ p,s ve..r. s,,.,,a, v.r,s ~, i,a N,
Bua, ard NJ Ji.. rhs,er
CrscrIr corHr The Judge stated that 81 order VS.
gwen oa Fr'iy ~. cr row Ja-, --, re - ' 49, ...
,.e.r--s 10 nm. sr-.soa.
Cousr or COMMON PLrAs-B Before Judge Ul'hoeiier
-yarss- d. snt.V'' r'.r'f y H'1l"- y r,ri-. pr,
r.rt avenue I- seton ..snisf .sy ~ NJ 80 a
lni rrb5er 'ni saasrpr F'f i--as Ni' 'ao'n ts W.
ts brother bad severely fog--t Ie ntt sn"i VI p '
- SPOKEN ih- beat ~ riss'n 'n 90 quail e o. %.
mean sh' the sor' th-n.el'es rF'r ne .otfi s''rr
No ,s h- tsstnaaf Nrfiat mr Pfert - fo' f.iai' "
hHr Isl'faiH r' F.,', sHa Nh.si,", 10 5-,'-' -.
80 80 ,l- nae a. - 49, 49,. tt,t /,
,r,,t ~, ,.r,e .t II va ss s -.,-r 1oaii be-
a'- II .s.ser 70 @ "a. .'t ,a- e-'' ~. "a, s.'- g
good 10 appear t-r- VS. s-i n '-r lssi A. i. -
fs,ta, s fo- y-rf,t sr plaintiffs amount tor plaintiff
N-.sr. ,sn sfs aai smith of defendants, Ne--f- han
Rs--irf trf Beae@
Before Judge Dsly-H0racs Dressr " WH TAYLOR.
ota, isrc~ sum .nr ALLEGED rnoi-ss oni sresi
ar.f Tbs .uI fa- rF yesterday berg f-tn
20 b, NJ ,sndfri 10 crosse -tsnin..s VI Harrington
CouRr OF GENERAL sEssroNs-.41sftp Marks alias
HIa W eo'ored mad sas .s.et 20 r' a. ie o. ing
ofth- Court ye-ter8y ntctm-nt changing hm With having
on fte October stolen 49,. -f oi1 Tho property W
Ptn4 "A Nfk-ron nf the hre Co-snra To Jlr hunf he
pr1,- a y .nl ,ha Court sentenced hm o fstr- sn months
.rrr .snnrnrnf . 'h- >tste Prison.
Aroihrr cor@d r'sr. named Jlch NlHafH -1 placed ~
hs bar tr fcfrent or RECEIVING STOLEN goods CONSIST
r af gold watch .hu together santrs ARTICLES ui
49, valued A. so - property rl M k~4lt residing o. " lll
Tie jury olni tho rsnrr gu rs rl - there az Other
fIi 81. rrr-rfs r-s deferred
Court a. ..s morn
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curing 1850 ton

BUSINESS CoNCKKSs IAS Trt5AHS Is lecturins
Congress Tor being id;ys waste of lecture Generally
speaking the lszier Congress the better. although
doubt things ought To- be done We doubt
whether In the political position this Congress Is can
do anything for good snd therefore perhaps tn, es
thSi done the better. Express
tV- Then why keep in session till March Ii
there is anything To do let them do IL II there is
nothing to be done, le; them adjourn and 20 hom,
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NArUrt Sr>rlClOrs.-A young man, calling
himself Charles spencer was arrested on Monday
st FshsilI Landing for obtaining horse and vehicle
~ pouehkeepse. and two guns and suspected rt'nt
nt approprAtin- the or proceeds oi 90" sale DO
HE own unlawful uso-ths suspicion arising from nc
counts which he gave OF himself sfterwert ascertain
ed o. he false On searching hm was found iu bis
pocket a memorandum book. having the name Cherries
NdsoH written m IT, containing some curious entries
and The following l,tfer addressed o. Andrew SIT
-on. Rochester HuDsoS De- 'O. 1882
DtAR BROTHER ihe most happy time have is since
lei Rochester his last mr suppose here j. people n
chester that would much k- % see le would they not
m can see sou Hgain vii Tell you of some rev cIrclm
Stances which occurred since le Rochester n relation To
Christopher Bigrlnw which married Betsy Johnson Am
taxing good tines here upw niisiaEe fll whstW come
10 psss 10 one OF tSo wreks csunoi trI only can
guess NV mode 81 living 90 live et life iake fom The
kch give he poor industrious Rob. The Bank
of Snn and ccusirs 90 with he poor who hisi-c NIm
Il u wicked lhirk Dot believe letting the poor live
well NJ TIE Rich Nu ro smgn thsi drinks QIorcsn sc 90
help from me- SIN well aud vii soon seed you my hk-nsss
whilst Loo ful uniform more par iculHrs BE goo Boy
CHARLES STErsOE.
Tho following Is sspecimcn % tho series IN the NOM
oraudum book
Oct ihe ~ now got Reed for truck . Cost "a
= o. Exchanging none, 81 a1 am ~.c1 4 oO 1uu
$50 hHuesi $ ~ Birdie fs-s bi guns = p one
vace % Coal ard - lun - l0 surdr~s q IS
81 Del ain t3 harness : 10 n Bo1a 81 OO arh
500
Another sort OF itinerary OF bis travels from
Rochester % Newfork. Providence, Boston Lowell
Concord Hartford Whitehall Amsterdam lres Al
osny sc sc he was committed for examination
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wear as-'''s 20 hon Ho'-'' e'''''' ''''''' '''e
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] NJ lNlIIN
orsndum book

EXTRAORDINARY DOCUMENT The following i
rrbaiim e. lisrata copy OF notice recently received
by the Postmaster az Unloutcwu IL this STATE
Robert Brown Of tailor county and state Of virginia
d. forNorn any person of Peusy wanna maria Gun
40 mine his pane 10 Robert Brown Dark con plrcon
bout nfe feet and bali high Black BE- snd smart
scar the crown ~ the head ID such prursou clms
20 pennsylvania and biz lady Tseniy dollars reward 70
any person conhue bin And send letter O. prunti
town D. OF tailor va be- = Do years oald DO OF novsm
Der l-4-
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~ Mss CHARLOTTE MARIA CHs>sf VII hn
letter that may b, Of import.ncs To her, BY calling
Ia. Irtbsae Office
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Cas- ATCHI.ON-Thc Mlss0ury Dfm0crsL ~
the 2lth ult contains the loowug extract of letter
from Gen. Aich.son Il defines his position ~ the 'n
suing Senatorial election
My position in relation a. being again before The
Legislature for the senate Is briefly as follows ii b.
tine general wish of the democratic parts 90 the state
that should again represent them n part tie senate
then will chesriuily comply with their wishes bur
will, upon 100 account permit my name 10 hc used o IL
j. TO produce the least discussion Yours truly,
d Gibson"
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SAD AYFAiK-rhe Aec-Or.eaas ficg9h.f thus
describes the mortal ARRAY ~ Baton Rouge betsceu
Dr. Byrd and Dr. Skilman. The cause srslns % have
been The seduction by The former, u LADY related Il
the 'stier
Dr. Edward Skillnsn a most worthy and excellent
youns man nstive 81 Mrs tlciaua bat a. prrsr {
residing Ia Ousehita hearing Of The iusui orred TO
the family of which be one oi the props end deen
drIs came % baon Rouge 10 save ihst honor which
desrer hlm than ufe shorty sitter he srrivsl
Or : was introduced t. Byrd and then requesting MS
ntrOducrr u lesvr them alone for Few moments the
door IL hyrds Oftce WAS closed
From the suhst Qucut dying confession, Cf Dr. - D
nsu 70 SpPtars that be- askrd Byrd Do be ready
make the oly atoucmegt which the nature oi toe lu
lary he hal done 10 bis fafnys peace snd honor al
lowed o. which BYRD returned negative aus~rr.
Skman then drew lissll sud AIRED . tslce 90 Byrd
who rctrcstrd into back ROOM the door % which De-
closed On lte inside Skmsn struck al the doof ard
endesvored 10 force o. when suddenly hyrd opened o.
snd SNnan being forced forward, Byrd, who wss
standing TIE door 40 u opened spfung upon him
with knife ard Indicted No .ess than seven wounds
upon Ski.luSns body
rao latter defended bmself well IS be could with
pistol with which BE- nacted seveTs severe wounds
on byrds head snd hnSy succeeded IN throwing Byrd
down snd taking away his knie De ~ss ~ re act ~
sisooing him. when some person rushed IN aud pulled
nm 81 ekllmsn died OF his wounds shorty alter m
anar snd Ayrd LETT the town. AMI passed Rough the
city l. Mobile From whsi We hear Of the iniurssed
.'e'e 81 iee.ns P,rvadus The large and respectable
family sssrieved 70 this unhappy affair we shall b.
surprised u this tragedy ends here
FROM JANAlCA.-Tho New Orleans papers o.,
the lp.h hsve sdviccs from Kingston % IN, @ih NJ
Resolutions fed been pres nted .n the Assembly pr
posing % scccft thr osn of o00lo from re Brush
GuVrrnucnt and O. use Il cstltal Yr III. es.n,h
meut OF an island bark purrier Esq manager
lhC Colonial Bank hiagstoB. had eyed sudd.nly
/ WIS.,; from the Chocfs s4yrctt ndcd and The ~
thoTiles were making preparations % meet u The
schooner Osprry. from HsliisS. hso been ROBBED OF
40 In silver ana I 90 m bills ~ exchange
SOUTH CARoLINA.- CeiaDoia, De-. g. Hon
A Batter WAS 20 day excited Represent ths SIs,e
In the senate OF ihe utci states years from
the 4th ~ March next he received les votes Hon
w r. Sssbrook was qusl heo Governor OF the state
sad delivered bis insusursi Address
~ NJ. HsNRY NfLINAN, 4 merchant liyins
nesr sss Hickman ~ WA bfuisl.y murdered in bis
Own store lew DAYS since, by SOME person unkn0sn.
He appeared to have been killed BY blows Indicted
bis head with hstehst