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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
William TX. Peck, ir.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Norfolk, Conn.
B.aRyVWJM N.a.WERFC.ayVr

B.4Ae1V'W.W 8 .asMERKC.AySr
NM~~@D NMo
Corner Broddsray and .dnn Sfeeet, " y.
THIS museum Is the larges, 10 America
Il contains. s.5gss Z
Seven splendid Halls over 100 feet
long, $
FILLED with the greatest variety inihe world of
Birds, Beasts. Paintings, Shells,
Minerals, &c. ~
FROM every quarter of the Globe. and every
conceivable rare and curious thing in
nature or art, which can in> u
terest or amuse III.
public. 1t has the
GREATEST COLLECTION OF WAX
FIGURES
IN the country. embracing, amongst Others
-Four large groups, size Of life.
which represent in the most beautiful and life.
like manner, the
Birth of our Savior at Bethlehem.
In the manager. with the Shepherds aud
WISE MEN OFFERING HIM GIFTS.
The last supper of Christ and his
Disciples,
as they appeared at the moment when he told
them that .
ONE OF THEM SHOULD BETRAY HIM.
His trial before Plate and Caiphas,
/ The High Priest. with Oriental Costumes.
with all the peculiaritfes of Jewish Pontifi-
cals-and the various Robes of the different
grades of -- ..f.s .-
Priests, Governors, Centurions,
Scribes, &c.
besides groupe of twelve figures represent
ing an s
1NTEMPERATE FAMILY.
which depicts Significantly the evils of that
Degrading and debasing vice.
These figures are all correct representations
of living persons, in every particular, as
features, costume, &c. and have been
universally pronouced the most
/. Perfect and life-like ever seen,
and have received the highest encomiums Of
the Press. These figures. together with
the whole Museum are to be-
Seen at all hours day and night.
And every afternoon and evening variety of
Splendid performances take place
in the Lecture Room of the Museum by the
celebrated 3
Yankee Personator, Great Western,
And large company Of other talented
persons. No pains or expense are
spared to obtain,
Every thing noveland curious,
Dwarfs, Giants, Orang OUT
. angs, SC. &c.
And every effort is made by the management TO
Preserve strict order and decorum
Throughout the entire establishment. and
make it the Pleasure Of Ladies' and
Children as we'll as Gentlemen
visiting the city, not onlyto
#t&~ examine the
'"9a Collection of curiosilies,
But also to witness the amusing and chastc
ehteffainments-and to secure the desira-
BILE object, the
Price of admission to the whole
is only 25 cents, Children under 10 years half
price, s7H
DON THE FOURTH OF JULY
New and extraordinary attractions will be
introduced and
Performances take place every
HOUR
OF the day and evening". from s o'clock, A. M.
till AZ at night IS. se tga
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
SDistrict Of New Milford. IS.
Probate Court, May 90, 1913.


Estate of BENNETT PECK, late of New
Milford in said district deceased.
THE court Of probate for the district Of New
L Milford. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, fer the creditors
Of said estate, represented insolvent, in which
to exhibit their claims thereto; and has an
pointed william j. Starr and Albert N. Bald
win Eslrs,. commissioners to receive and exa-
mine lid claims.
Certified by DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the New England house in said New
Milford, on the Goth day of September and the
goth day OF November, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon, on each Ct said days, for the purpose RI
attending on the business Of said appointment.
w. J. STARR, 2Commis4
ALBERT N. BALDWIN, sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment 10
WALTER I B; PECK, } Administrators.
3w Q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

u
TNHE Cars will run a. follows. daily fSsp.
L days excepted
Cong NORTH Going !Seufh.
Leave Leave
Bridgeport 10 30 AM State Line 92O.AM
Newtown 1t 81 Canaan 10 80
New Milford IL Is PM WCornwalIli 63l III
W Cornwall LA Milford ~ 10 NJ
Canaan 2lS Newtown los gg
Arrive at Arrive AT s.. 81
State Line $50 Bridgeport 200, a
An extra Passenger Train leaves New Mil.
ford for Bridgeport at M. Returning leaves
Bridgeport for New Milford at 4 p M. T'
e. For Vesc York. The steamer Niagara
leaves Bridgeport at 2p M on the arrival f
Inc through passenger train. Fare. from
Litchfield 10 New York $2,7s kJ-- t.5;.s..
For Albany and Boston. - The passenger
train arrives at State Line in season to connect
with the cars on the Western Railroad for the
east or west. PasseI gers arrive in ALBANY.
Troy, Pitts6eld. Springfield Sc. the saine day.
Stages run in connection with the cars TO
Woodbury., Bethlem, Danbury, Ltchfield,
Sharon, Norfolk, Winsted, Lenox, Lebanon
Springs sc. &s9 ef@6 6sfs ssaas-'5s15-
New York passengers having through tick
cts have the privilege Of stopping one day in
Bridgeport. -
No agent of this company IL authorized to
take charge of specie, bank notes, or valuable
papers, or 10 receive them for transportation
On any condition. J@% Us 81
g - C. A. KIRKLAND, Superintendent.
bridgeport. April lS4S. 3s ff,ff
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Summer Arrangement.
New Haven s. Northampton
COMPANY.

AT CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
direct connect with the up and down morning
Trains at 9 10 A. M. Returning from the up
and down Evening Trains .; 40 P. M. .s
Also. from Litch6cld, Wolcotville and Wa
terbury with the Down Train al 10 55A. M.
Returning upon the arrival Of the Up Train at
1 35,P. M. "a a SIS
At PLaLNVHLE, Stages from Plymouth
Bristol and Pennington connect with the
morning Train for New Haven al 40 A. NJ
Returning at about $40 p. M.
Also. from Liich6eld, Winstead. New Hart
ford. CollinsvilIe and Unionville 70 coRnect
with the 10 BOA. M Train to New Haven. Re-
turning upon the arrival Of the Train at about
2 p. M. > rtf4s s,e 49, ~
!. N - HENRY FARNAM, Is
h .Nsw Hauen. May, %, ls4s. tf-2
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Thursday-nothlngd done.
SENATE.
FRIDAY Mdu 10,

t't FIS1dy may ~.
Hon. Mr.. .GALPIN presented the petition of
the Mayor, Aldermen, Common Council, and
other citizens OF New Haven, for grant to be
appropriated to the improvement OF The Pubs
lie Square. Referred to committee ON inc IT
poraiions other thar banks. .. g
| Resolution amending the charter of the Mu-
; tual Security Company of New Haven,
Hon. Mr.. Blu Tier introduced resolution
dschargng the committee of the judiciary
| from the further consideration of that part of
His Exec. lency'S message which relates to the
| revision of the statutes, and referring the sub
lect TO select committee to consist Of one
member on the part of the Senate, and onr from
a county on the part of the House. Rpsolu-
ton passed, and Hon. Mr.. Lowrey appointed
onthe partof the Senate. 7@#@
Committee on The Judiciary reported in IA
vor of the passage of the bills for public lots
providing for the survival Of actions sounding
in tort and acti ms in discnssion-an6 the bill
relating TO the evidence of interested persons.
Bill laid OH the table and ordered printed
Committee on the School Fund reported in fas
vor OF petition nj 1st school society of the town
of Sharon for the confirmation Of their doings
Petition granted. large amount Of matter
was received from the House and was disposed
OF in concurrence. s... issfaas.e -T-ss
Report Of he joint standing committee on
the State Prison on the petition for the dis
charge of the boy HaHnegan from the N. Ha
ven County Jail came from The House, accept,
ed and petition granted. Senate did not &C
cept the report and negaiiyed the accompany
ing resolution. sfs@s Ga -&*Aa+.sset
Bill for public act extending the right of
the :. set off, read third time and passed Ball
for public act abolshing the fee on the on
try of petitions in the Secretary's office read
third time and lost. ~ 1857
Bill for public act depriying The jursdlc
ton Of courts in cIimina. cases read Sd time
and passed t'"7
Res,iuion raising a committee on engross-
ed bills on the part Of the Senate passe t.
Hon. Mr. Lowrey appointed.
The hour assigned for the appointment of
Commissions en- fines, Sc the Senate went in
TO Executive session.
Adjourned to oo'clock tomorrow morning.
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GENIN, Halter .
BRoADWAY .NEW YoRR

\ &f BROADWAY NEW PORK
SHE three great essentials. ELEGANCE. .
L EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY, arc. -
the points arrived At BY the proprietor II this
est. blishment. The following prices have.
been fxed upon far his best style Of goods. u "
rNS' !uaiity BEAVER HATS "a So
Fist do MOLESRIN do ggi2 6 43oo
Second do ss do }as do assss Sc aHnne.
First do CLOTH GAPS, ane ri 3,,T,
Second do Aa do do a srFgss@ 100
0y-A superb sf'ck of CFITLDREN,SFANCY a
HATS, Of the most elegant naAtariala- -aaA !.
beautnur patsefS; constantly tor sale. 60 -
4 aGENIN. ala, Broadway.
0o-Author Of the illustrated History Of the.
Hat. N q sss a7ss sa
New York. May Isl is4s. SsAssss SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
: District of Litchfeld, ss.
] prohafn Eo,,tt MAJ IL lGaQ

Estate Of PETER KIDNEY late Of Itch
field in said distric, deceused. sass ~ @
The Court ofPiobate for the district OF Litch-
field hath limited and allowed siy months from
the date hereof, for the creditors Of said estate
represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their
claims thereto and has appointed Messrs Eli
jah HAYS and Miron Benson commissioners to
receive and examine said claims. ~
Certified BY CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
NEE, at the house OF Fri Grannis in said War
rem, on the 2nd Monday in June, and the End
Monday in November next al two o clock in the
OF attending on the business ef said appoint
ment. fs ma ea p
E MiRoN B aSfs; Commissioners
Alt persons indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment 10 IA -.
ERR GRASNIS, Administrator.
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HOUSE..

H HOUSE. r. al-t lssR
Saturday Morning. May %. De- 49,
Prayer by Rev DR. Bacon. ss-
Committee on-revision of the statutes
-Cieveland, Krndsick, Heaton, Spencer,
of MiddIetown, Waldo.
Committee on claims reported a r'so-
luton appropriating $55, 30 for pay and
expenses of Charles i homas Hazen, the
llte member from Franklin. Read three
times, and passed. TN m
The Report of the Bank Commissions
ers was distributed to the members Ii
advocates the incre use of banking capital
ia this State. ..s.... ~
Mr. Hotchkiss of Woodbury., moved
that when the House adjou n, ii adjourn
to meet on Monday at 2 O'Clock P. M
Motion discussed and negatived. Mr.
Heaton moved that The House meet on
Monday at 10 A. M.--carried. eff
Committee on Judiciary reported the
bill respecting jurisdiction of courts in
criminal cases, with amendments, the
most important of whi:h extends The ju-
risdic;ion OF the County Courts 10 fines OF
Two hundred dollars. Laid on the table.
Resolutions empowering N. Haven and
Northampton company TO hold st'am>
boats TO the amount of 100000, referred
adjourned to Monday lO.o'clock.
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District of New Milford, IS.
Probate Court. May, 10 IS4a.

Probate Court, May. 10 lS4a
ESTATE of DANIEL b. WILSON
late of New Mils5rd in said District de-
ceased. gea s e.e
NHHE Court of Pro date for the District OF
= New Milford hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
Creditors of said Estate. represented insol>'
vent, in which, TO exhibit their claims
thereto-and has appointed David 5
Boardman and William j. Starr Esq'rs.
Commissioners TO receive and examine
said Claims. @
Certified by
DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge
The subscribers give notice thai they
shall meet al the Office OF David >. Board /,
man 10 said New Milford on the 10Th day
Of September and on the 18th day Of No
yember 1913 al 10 O'Clock ip the fore noon,
on each Of said days, for the purpose Of as
lending ON the business of said arp0iniment
n ID. 8. BOARDMAN, ! COmnis-
w. j STARR. sioners.
All peseons Indebted TO said Estate are
pequessed 10 make Immediate payment to
ABRAHAM N. ROBERTS,
CONSTANTINE w. FERRIS.
.84Ef Administrators.
"OTASH- of superior quality. for sal,
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laIDllN0a|.

y VIE Packet Sarah Sands which lately
= arrived at New York from Europe, had
saag ner large cargo of Dress Goods. 10 Ca-s
English Calicos ever exhited n this connsrv.5
the .eez. "S'e ' s' wv ee "
WoLCOTTVILLE CASH STORE. q
where they can be seen, admired and bought
lou for Cash. o, = So
Also one case of elegant styles Of Parasols
ana ParasolIetts Of the most approved make
and pattern with fringe and without. The
above goods demand the particular attention. Of
the Ladies' Of this vicinity. III. , -
Wolcottvilie Cash Store,
EATHROPSE BRADFORD.
Wolcottville. May i, ls4s. SO sw
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The court Of probate for the district 81 Wash
ington hath limited and allowed siz manths from
the estate Of Betty R6,,ts late OF said dsiret
deceased, To exhibit their claims for settlement
All who neglect 10 present them 10 the admins
traitor David Whilslcsey, within the time llm'-
ted, viii he barred Z recovery.
DAVID WHt1'TLESEY,A Administrator;
Washingt o~. May !, s~ :
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CeFtiTleU Dy -
DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge

DOTASH, Of superior quality, for sale
III by G.. ADAMS & Co.
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HOUSATONIC
RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

TNHE Cars will run a. follows, daily fSsn.
L days excepted)-
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IN - ka@& Sass. a.s Sup erintenden
.Nsw Haven. May, %. is4s. tf-2
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yRIHTIEva COH0ISESs.
vIRsT SESSION.
Senate.

WAsHrnGToN, May |, ls4s.
In the Senate day, after an affecting and solemn
prayer by the Chaplain and the reading OF the journal
Of saturday,
Mr.. BoBLaND, (he new Senator from Arkansas late
the death on Saturday last, OF Hon Chester Ashley,
lats his colleague and delivered impressive detail
the cnterprspg life Of The deceased and euo-
gum upon bis virtues rs public OH yer and
Mr. Ashley died on Saturday last, between and
O'Clock. He first complained OF i'll health on MONEY
but was not regarded dangerously i'll till Thursday
but ON Friday, 1t evident that he cosid not
survive His disesse = rapid inf immation OF
the bowels, extending also, as his physicians be-
lieved, TO the liver. MIR. Ashley was born at West
field Massachusetts, June 1890, and wss therefore
at his decease, In the fifty sghth year OF his age In
early life he removed TO the State OF New York where
he resided for twenty years 1919 be rsmoy
10 what was then the territory Of Arkepsas soon
lie led In Missouri returned to Arkansas and 90
mepced the active which distinguished his subss.
qaent life. Msjor Borland here went into history Of
tne progress the deceased until his election TO the
Senate In the place Of the late MIR Fulton giving
he went along description Of the
be encountered and overcome In the backwoods
rst,lements, and among . border people all OF
which difficulties bad been met and eubdued by
the deceased, with other advantages In the out.
e-t than his energy, talents aud perseverance,
Msjor Borsnd took occasion, in remsrkipg upon the
happy domestic relations or the deceased to speak Of the
beautiful affection OF the wife OF the deceased TO bei
late oonsort and the beautiful and constant dew
ton Of their lovely daughter devoted father In life
and in has last lness down to the hour when bis voice
was stiled by the hand Of death Aud though bereaved
i was tbs consolation Of the living that the deceased
had died Ike q men and Christian. In conclusion
MIR Borlsnd submitted q series of resolutions:
l. That committed be appointed by the Chair 10
make arrangements for the iuaeral tomorrow at IL
o'clock, and that the senate attend.
That the Senate wear the usual badge Of mourning
for month.
That, 90 further mark OF respect, the Senate do
now sdjeura- And
orSe,ed, that the secretaIy communicate ths.. pro-
cesdings to the House.
M. BArIzr, while yet the rss0luuons were pending,
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Herald Marine Correspond nss.

,PaItApELra,A. May - PM-Ariyei. brig' Transport
S,sS.
esIS Te%lin L,ndes: 'p simpson HnaOw York
Cleared brig. Burmah. sargent Bo.on rah (Br) John
Iss NJ .ss; Es e 1Sa'i%"
Heroine Paiae Norwich; Eueese Brown Bo,ton; Loehls
ssmo sa.1 ss
ksas i;'is
low Boston; Ag.nor, Henick Boston John !orSs smith
Busby, N Haven; Warren, Doyles, do.
MISCELLANEOUS Record.
noon q sunaiy up to , ,6e h,a uof ne sand some
BARK LEvAsr. from philadelphia for Carderas was run
ashore opposite Lewes Del Sunday eye'ipg, beae in
her cargo.
Bnre PACIFIC of and 70, Boston from Port Prince
sfsG scsoo attn. Neptune and 5000 at the Ma
Key W.sr April lsThe hull Of the ship Tspon sold for
The yid s .sS S S.
cent in all oobaSy The sales Of cotton from
s in he So,s .ea
Arr New London. April % ship Catherine. Hebron ta's
ton, .sp ' ooed Mitchell Of and ssdod from Pa
H.o AD ,SH SHs Ls S NY ny sSss
bone on si bb tc5 NJ, whsle oil Sid
Nsw lei. sy:r pis o. Of
aeTa hp e snS Ms %S, $50 %sS T. ",
49, bound ,Ui in, c rivsr La Plate
s10hs F :S sb.
70 81 Hslsn, diIeS. FEB lat 2 40 bari rnp , is,
~ Fl Msy As s.s, ss%: s
sS SsA Etps sse sss w6 S c Bee
ss " Sip Benz fark,r sands. NJ $50 bis VII zoo ~
Sand. q. % DEC ships Daniel w.S,tsI rI.y
S .Hd Ws's i.5vy :ssa s:s
Clay skinner Eaa. 90 out clean Feb ia, "a ls op q
8, 20 W. bark Doctor Frankl'' hana'd "e'p0H ITO
.nG With 1870 bti' VIII ,p, iOseOio. bone
N %sa arr bMH Hamilton B,beOek North we,, Goa,
with last Ic;oit 1850 Dbls whale 80 d''perm to Ihars
New Bedford April 60 ship I,:ss p Hoy; Corey
sDot s,5 NGy so IS S5,!
s. 1se WI q Ss %
ii S. Sas,tSn racket bs.e EBsda,.a 800 Z
300 20: Me- Men asH 81 lon Cora.
a h we s"s sD0S s oS Zoo l s
oa So ship Heleport. Manwnrng of and for Mystic
Geo Martha psss NwCos Iso d dn T. IA. y;
sc III bee g.: G% M 'S%
s.s s?iiil Ia !, e. b: S
London cean Jan lat 81 30 60 So VIM Rctch
kempton FHwen clean u bark Malta Cromwell Holmes
Tower NB clean bud into Fa kand Is for water; Golconde
Buh a0 sp Feb 10 lat 30 49, lon IS So Logan Nicksron
NBedford, 90 d. out clean , -.
sae a'' Dds v" '''
GhG IN safB .S III now iPPR
| buco, Nlch 20 ship Pacific, Little. do do
s s w. A'o ,''
spoken (by the Whirple this pori April lat 80 %
lon "a 80 bark Pilgrim, Betty r Someet 10 mos out 400 b'
| oil.
| Spoken.
Peruvian Rimsc 10 days from New YORK lot MIC
| Janeiro apd CslIao, March H. lat Ion So
Ship EmsIald buck Of and from Baltimore Tor Lonoon
| April ~ lat 36 20, Ion 70 30. 49,, Ali
Ship icisbuTr. from New York for New Orleans April
sSp Loo Choo Cusbsp Of and 40 days from Boston fo
Vaparaito March 5. lat 16 "a, lon 30 81 ..,s.
Snip Nance days ON Boston for New Orleans April q"
shp Florence rnulssn cm RIO Janeiro for New orleans
shp iepn, Lind, from Boston for New Orleans AIrl 80
Shin H.rcues Of New York 81 days from New ~, M 20
IIsyre April a. Ion 90 with loss Of head anu
| AZ before ntioucdl.. - ...,.,h,,o,. Anil a. IA
| Bark Burtel. from New J OH foT APaise"'So'"'
| % %, Lon 80 20.
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PmSssnYars Arviyess.

CpAnLrsror-stsamshp North.rper-Thos Chestnut, Jas
Chesnut LEWIS Townsll, Bsrj King Rev DR. Baird, John
Bsrrstt + Peekham, James O Boes,. A X Wilcox, Mr.
Townsend Bush, Joel eager, MIR Porter, child and
Mrs Johnson, Mis-. s,s Lanes D.r,pw Hull CIsct
ier Geo uus and ,evant Inger.o aad family Mrs
L.ggcu Miss .ggns, Saml Dickinson md lady, Mrs
Biodgett Mi Hszetnr Mrs Olds. Ihos Hale and am
w. Ms Douglass Mrs stnttsyant Ellis Mr. Boggs M
Boggs Mim Dowd. Miss Peck, Mrs Patterson PecE,
We Ely, DT Heuey, lady and INTENT Ms ker. w M
want, ID DOUGLASS, WyIcg, L. q 90 cs, W Wsymsn,
Lewton, Vsnssnt, q Nudge, + Th-n KFtck W Psck'
MosILE-BrS Gen scott-P II fsuy and son, J Soto.
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Cleared.
shE:cAnn Maria, o.s0Gd s,as.poIs sTswn Cou%
TON Fi,sae! avans, Hiei. Bailey; Requisite Nor,.
Gsyso1 Hq,;sy Murray Geo Thatcher cr0ws New
e sss t Is%:: sIh n%oEn
B.: Us sSs &: s yi.: % SSs es~'
h.s ias N : \ s 5h1 Ns Rs
81 hIa, Tansn Green ia a ky; Ds
sIocPs-Radisn Dayton, Providence; President. Fri,bee
i ssSa
snip jane: sheppard, Aa.worsh. Antwerp. March l7sh
births and deaths on the pss.ss::
sa:t @ n
passed steamship Johuson hence for southa4p
hs:1
and % with My
Ames MeGowsn 10. Newburyport 18Th u. lst q &c. ton
q ship f.tS S 10. for New Or
Bremen j. Ls,m9ns Bremen March T.
Bra juan ds Ga sss.us Grey. Prince 20 days.
sdt.S brig Albion jones' TUX. ;l.no. day.. with SALT
B9s e Gen Scott lot Baltimore, Travis. Mobile Is days.
ed s. =, M Mns Srs S b:
18th 81 &c. loa H. spOte bark Falmouth, from
Brig Mora ESease 8. MARKS. sh u!, a5h rl, spoke
ship Peter Harck, from Apalachicols for Liverpool
schr Nipple, (of Thomaston) Keleiaa, New Odsans
2, DAYS, with pork &c Ne,m,h Walsh ,h nit lat IS
z % r SSst % %
E sy E Co ESr. s s Ss
England, from Mstanzas for Provdeuec. out 10 days.
schr 0reenway, Crouch Richmond days. to Allen & Pax
echr Pampero, Tfsadwel, Norfolk d.ys, to Bedell
6chr LYDIA. Post. Baltimore tn M4iard Il Lord.
Schr Farmer, Taylor, st Martins, Md.
Schr CABOT, Lawrence, Boston days. TO E II He;rick
Schr Pearl. Allen Glouc ester days.
schr William Boorman New Bedford, days.
EslcWs
2 briggs and bark unknown.
Msy 2-sunris. Wind 8, light; meridian Sc, light sunset
Me- light, with fog.
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Political Intelllgsnc .

DELEoAvEs TO BALTIMORE CoNvENrIoN.-The
following delegates have been appointed to represent
the respective districts In the Baltimore democratc
ventiob: Job Pcrson from the l2th congressional dis
trot Of New York, with Sss W. Waite, substitute.
Joseph Flanders IL tbs delegate from the 18th dts
trict Michael g. Meyers, from the 25th, and Alep.M
Sherman, from the 9th district
WING DELEGATES THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
CONFERENCE.-The wings of the $50 district In this
State have chosen James Merrill, of Genesse, dele
gate (, the Philadephia conventions Uriah Johnson Of
Wyoming substitute.
srR!w.-rhe wings Of Montg emery county have ex-
pressed In favor of General TAYLOR for the
Presidency. The whg convention of Allegheny county
took VOTE BY districts which resulted % follows Cen
Taylor, 10 Mr.. Clay, Mr. Crittenden The wings
OF Anne Arundel couny have declared their preference
Tor Mr. Clay. Gen. w. Watkins, one OF the Missouri
delegates to thu whg national invention has published
card, declining the appointment owing, as the St.
Louis Republican says to his relationship with Mr. Clay
aud the instructions for Taylor given t. the delegates
Iowa ELEcrIoN-The official returns of the late cleo
ton for superintendent of public instruction In Iowa.
show the election OF Harlem, whig Thos. H. Bon
ton, Jr., by rs msjority.
SoUrH CARoLINA-An election s to take place on the
22d and 23d instaa to I'LL the vacancy tho congress
sonal delegation occasonned ty the death of Ioa A.
Black.
AN ADVOCATE RoUGH AND READY.-It 10 said that
Governor Kent CT MsiRe has written serss of articles
in the Bangor Courier, under the signature of Union"
advocating the election OF neral Taylor to he Presi
dency