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MARINE OURN L
PORT OF NETWORK


,rrived-ship Lydia. lof Nsw-Hsvenl Lous' LIVER e,
- isu 81 rudss 10 ordsr I'd ut at - 81 lon 2. -,
~ mr. Wales Of Bogon lOth INST lst 81 - lobs
IN a. bils lyirE % in gale from sSN shpptd sea
~. er .tove buwsrks house on decE boat eaftlsa away
10 fopssIlsn. mast split sails, &C. ,, a.
arg Efrabeth Robinson, Para, - O., ndse 20 ~ n
Co-nfrz Left trizs Rather. o. salem une hs
hse@ AR 9Th ut Cspt White and sdy ate OF ne 1
Lawrence Copeland, cane passenger, 10 tn- T. ne
T.a,enr. COPELAND sailed hence for M0ntefcco spfuns
l.~k ~. zh Dec 10 Jar Is south from Cape hoku- y
a.tsuf in half 60 hour she had feet ater "a the
go lrhoush both pumps kept going the leak ~
r..s.S ko oct long boats and al en- board ln 10 nun
b len The vessel snd snded the coast Of Brazil on the
tof Jan The vessel sunk shortly after leaving her
Brig ChAftAho0chee Nelson. ssvsnla, - a., ~ ton
fs.tic 20 AtWster Milford Len br brig Cstharne in
NJ Thomas Tor Liverpool, dE ~
sw-d big Bull Udnu.er. GottsnburE s. days, isl tom
iron 10 Derrick. Kruger The has experienced sue
c-.ou Of NSW gales and very severe ~eaiher dunns h
M Florence. Washburn. Ssw-Ofeans and w Pass
h in. - bids sugar. ~ bbls molasss 90 Adams ha~
thorn. an bbis bread o. Draper. , .
-chr ELLEN Rodmsn, Sherman, New Bedford o. OIL u
ssfe Gardner Howell 49, 60 !.
schr Two Brothers, hchafdfoni NNhips'oh W. ID -
naval stores, g. /, l. Mitchell n.,-.
SEN Cotasia. F.ulsnu Boston. d. nd's. 10 Dayton
spfssue
goht Resell Nantucket, pil, iuofde'
M.m.,an.i. The h,ia Miliiu0sat recently lahore .
asatL.nrto. o. We. 10 tow " steamer ,vuth u th
Highlands
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BOOK TRADE
TIE AMERICAN

4 GRTcIfLTUKlST-Pub Published monthly by Z NJ sAA-
A TON 2l5 Broadway, New-lofs, containing D. pages
rOg al octave. - a..... ,h.a. .o,,..
,' too soll.r.: ~ copies tor i've DO lars
The subscr pon books OF the Agrcultufist WI continue
, h. kspt Ar the Old Office Of publication, 20 Broadway,
nv CHARLES NJ. sANrON, Of the late arm oil saxon
Miles -. ,,A., .,
CONTENTS or MARCH NUMBER.
Cultivation OF Melons; Notes Long l.lasd, No. 2
Wash for Fruit Trees; Sailing Manure Agriculture OF the
Chinese, No >
Ample Orchards, No 7.
Rsss between Eclipse aud Sir Henry.
Old Opinions often Correct How 10 Render Night soil
lnodorous. -.
Cultiyaiion OF Celery Directions for soaking Wool
Choice Varieties OF Apples; Prepared Guano.
Letters Of X. l.. Allen, No. 2
Application Of Mari; Acclimatizng HaltHsrdy Tresor
Shrubs, WIN. r. Prince; Influence Of Forests on the
Distribution Of Rain and Hail How to Make Meth
egiin.
Employment, J Mex Experiment with Asparagus
Cheap Portable fierce. }. L. Hardeman
Facts Ia farming No /, Review Of the Agrcuiturs
Reviewer.
Cultivation Of the Ossr, No. 2
Fences Direct Tax the Farmer Scion Robinson Pot
ash Proper Food Tor Grape Vines, Roswell L. Colt.
Tn. shep herd Dog; A rsmsrk.bls Cow.
Galloway Cattle; Danger Of Sleeping near Burning Lime
Kilns Asparagus Beds .
Fine Wooled sheep at Vest How TO Make Dura.
bic Whtewash
Remedy Tor 4 scsd or Burn; Wool Growing in Texas,
sbubael Marsh; The Rules Of Pomoosy.
Garden Forks Maoagsmento OF Honey Bees, No. IT, l. d
Miner.
Pole Pruang Shears Letters from Virginia No "a New
Yorker
The Wants and Diseased Poultry, w ID. .,,..
Philosophy % Farming, Effects OF Cultivation, 3c ~ u
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CURE THAT DISTRESSING COUGH.-why
CORNS. BUNIorJS.

I'D ND.
:, sHIRIAKOFF from - PetersburEh, Russia Dr. y
- bss. ..y- 70 inform those any way affected with
ns or bquons that be can be consulted daily ~ his o.
acs shlrskof, chroP0dis snEaye- % any VINO nonor
him with visit 10 cure the above without thr slsIls'
.iis, o. but engages bis ixr 70 be the most i-elte
ting remedy for extracting which ~il never return
An p.r.o1 VINO will cal, number Of letters
TON their felowcikens returning thents FOR an imn,
date and compets cure his Office IS Cham befsst op
60 ~ SsIt 25f 81
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
TEN YEARS AGo-To MY WIFE.

Ten YEARS. AtO ~ ~
srero " DLwKY.
Cour. draw thy chair beside me, love,
The present cares beguie
What though the Winter croons around
There's Summer ia thy smile
Let all thy smiles beam on me now
And O or the Future throw
The radiaLce Of the JOY we shareu
This day, ten years ago
Az. lean upon me lovingly.
And with those eyes OF thine
Gaze. fondly, down the pictured Past,
Az do now with mins
And NAV the golden light, which snone
Upon Hopes rosy glass.
Illumine all the mirrors disk
Wherein the visions pass.
How like the mirror on the wall
Obscured by mists awhile
Rejecting still the image there
When sunshine spreads smile
10 now the inward glass We search
For faded scenes OF yore,
Which, warming in the light oil love
Will every tint restore.
Entwine thine arms around me, love,
Recalling bygone hours,
The Present. To the Past, shan be
A rosary Of flowers;
And as we reckon up the buds
Bone witbered ere the bloom
A tear shall mark the vacant spot
OF one within the tomb.
A cherisbed one. whose voice runs oos
With music OF the spheres,
Where now, in anthem melody,
A vocal part she bears.
All wildly the glass restores
That rosy face of slee,
Which. though a semblsnce OF myself
An image was OF thee
We would not wish her here again.
For now we ever see
A cherub in the child We lost
A sacred memory:
And, had she lived, thing OF earth
To yield as earthly love.
We now would have no angel guide
To lead our thoughts abovel
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ALLEN DDD NOhIh'
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

fid bfoOme-st near bfOadwhi
NEW CLASSES ls.t forming Tor Quadrle Dancing
' And Waiting Al aud % Tuesday and Friday eve
niufa.
cas. forming Tor tho Polka Redows and other Dances
Al q on tho same evening
Cas. Tor aides ADD children At Tuesday and sstur-
I day afternoon
soirces twice a month. confined entirely 20 the Pupa
Private lessons any time occupied by the classe'
.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


~ MIS- silSt oA
CONF. thou Of the dropping eycno'
And cheek that Is meesly Pas'
Give over thy pcnsive mas,ns
AnA h.t Ia q lonesome tsle
r., h.a.r,s that are torn and oseeoine'
u, heavy ~ thine, sad 'ons'
M ana IN ancthers sorrow
ker.etfulness Of their own
u, heap o., the blazing fsgsoS
And trim the lamp anew,
rSIll tell You a mosrntol story
would that It were not true
TIE bright red clouds OF the sunset
On tho tops Of the mountains lay
And many aud goodly vessels
Were anchored below In the bay
We saw the walls of the city.
And could hear its vexins DIM -
A our mules. with their nostrils smoking
Drew up at wsyside inn
The hearth was ample aud oiszlns,,
Forthe night was something emu
I'm, my heat. tho / knew not ~ne'e'''e'
s.ni aoxn with q sense OF III.
TIA, nigh, stood on the terrace
O'e,lookins a blossomy vsie'
"A %. sr.y old walls Of convent
r., Ioomed in the moonlight pale
as,, ~. lamp of the sweet Madonna
crew faint as if burning low,
And the midnight bell in the turret
swung heavily TO and fro
When last az its last sweet music
Came back from the echoing hill,
And the by mn of the ghostly iriHs'
In the fretted aisle grew stun
Onarude bench hid among olives
noted a maiden fair,
Alone. with the Dight-wind praying
In the locks Of her raven hair
Thrice came the sound Of Der signing,
And thrice were her red lips pressed
With wild and passionate ierVor
To ,hs cross that hung on her breast
Bot her bearing was not the bearing
Tha, 10 sanity soul belongs
Albeit she chsnted the ifsgHehp'
OF holy and beautiful songs
the half hour after the midnight
And 90 like that II might be now
The fall moon wss meekiy climbing
Over the mountains brow
When the step Of the singIng MAIDEN
In the corridor lightly trod,
And presently saw ner kneelDe
In PRAYER TO the Mother oil Goo
On the leaves Of her golden m'sssi
Darkly her loose locks lay
A. abe cried. Forgive me, sweet Virgin
And Mother Of Jesus, pray
When the music was softly melting
From the eloquent lips Of morn,
Within the walls Of the convent
Those beautiful locks we're shorn
And wherefore the veil was taken
Was never revealed by time
But Charity sweetly hopeth
For Sorrow and no: for Crime
/. Hsaltsy. Ohio.
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rhs..le.of Public

NIL me sf,. n mi. city amounted. for Deee =,
-. - tsl0 acres and the receipts we're S1o ,,s ~
ash and $500 land warrants f %, .s,. sSs he
Ju,ry lssf me sales a.r i,.'i :, -,,ots $3.50
receipts weie' cash. TMlwaukee Sentinel.
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NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

A NFW AND ENLARDED kDITION- BY KlohsId
~ Green Parker. AN. text book for schools sod scss
emies This work has for long time been used IN ths
exec schools OF Boston ana has also been adopted ~
many Of the public snd private schools IN othei ess
The present improved form IN which u IL now pubshso
after having passed through 70 editions warrants th1 De
lief that teachers and students will md the bes eAl
book 90 Natural and Experimental Philosophy nov befors
the public Jnst published by
A. $ BARNES 4 co 81 John't. New YORK
In Pres.-Parsers First Lessons 10 Naturn rhio'ophy
IInI.M
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UPPER CANADA

MINING COMPANY-Noteei IL hereby gwen tns
wi call Of shilling and three peace per sesfe %
s..es.sble stock Of the PIPER Canada Mining SonysAy
ia. th. dty been msde-p.yable In two insts
.syen.peuce hailp-nny each ou the iih day Of Fso1
~ and tho 1T day OF June nest respecu'sl ,lo~inf
places that 10 say AZ the Commercial bans S,.,el
son or lie aseucis. Al Hamilton, Toronto ahe n he
or 10 Ne..ts W A J. Carrie, % Wsisf sssn,r.,ss.
COMPANY New York or Orville &. Diboie, Ess ~ r..y,
tsndsnt Detroit. Stockholders are Feqaesssa vhsrs
the numbers Of thslr scrip At tho respectrs
! s,v,'.,,, 4. rad. N n WILSON oesie. Ia
3nes Of IN. U. {. Mining Company, HAN s,s.in
January. lsss,
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ARCHITECTURAL.

NlbNt FhpNiH No
TRMRLE CHERRY Architects respectfully IN,
form tho huildinE public that they ae nov pisPs.eN
with orsina dassr. iu store fronts private edihees W
Flsvatinns plane saciuns specifications 40 40 IN 40
aosasnes With the wishes 81 ths pfvpteof ~" Broad
-, Nv Jm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ASA STEVENS ia
EXCHANGE BROKER,

NEAR THE FULTON BANK, 80 Pe,lEst informs
the merchants and depo.ors al The Fulton Bank thar
he 10 buying uneuuent money ~ the lo~est mafket
rates and keeps constantly for SAFE New YORK state
money the best pays the hsh>st price for notes
The Northern Exchange Csyus. Lake ssas Bank ssu
gerues AuAs Bank, James Bank susqas hannsh County
Delaware Bridge III
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CITY IrhMs.

EKIDAY TED, ..
FIRE-Aoout O'Clock last night IRE broke out
in the basement Of premises 81 Washington ST. occupied
as a butter store II was speedily extnguished and Is
supposed to have originated from leaving car lie burning
PoLIcE.-Two young thieves who gave theH
NAMES a. rhoma, Frz,mmons and Alexander c. Percy
were arrested last evening charge OF relieving The
money drawer OF Ellen Qannhn Of the Eleventh Ward Of
t;e spare change Iney were loeseo az ior s1anl,na
I ton OHscer Wide arrested Ava Willis and William
Weeks also on charge Of Du-oiuing money from the
mi Of John O. Hsvand, ole Washinsion-st Tor when
offence they were held 10 answer tlzaoeth Breese'
Frarcis Cocosis Christian Dolly Barbara Gtumooid'
Catherine Ysure snd Carl Coos we're taken into custody
las, evening and locked answer for pisTns sugar
and molssses from the docks
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PATENTS FOR

INNFNT IONS -JT,T n BTI-ufD-The Laws and
Practice Of All Nations aud Oovernments with the forms
expenses and all matters relating Patents throughout
the world Prices a. paper covers extra nne eeiuoa
- 90 bound Ia muslin, q IS 10 fol- sv bindies 81
KINGSLEY & PRISON,
Editors and Publishers, Nsllst
Engineers Patent Cor the United ststes saf
Europe and Editor. aud Publishers Of the Eufess
,,%,,fIv go,rnai ~ Patents nd Science II In
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Mosx ARRr.rs-Tbero hs. been several arrests

MORE AkNksls- inclc nes ooSh soNSt NJ ~ -
ne mast week Of those implicated IN the late our,ees IN
ma county Jahn Coons indicted FOR shooting al the
lac Deputv SHERIFF Thomas Secgsick. has been con-
,,itted fT examination Frederick Shsrts suspected OF
tsins one who shot At sheriff HoenbacS last Fa, while
on his way attend sale IN IashkAne nAs oeen
piS.h Firke and Jacob Truesesll two others against
whom comp aints have been made were also arrested
and are now IN jail.
Yesterday George Foutsn was brought in-he
with bang the person Wick and as hayins
fred into wnseer's house IN the night 800
The examination OF George Fikle and others IS SUI
going Oh before hs Honor the Jncse Several witnesses
S.ve been examined and much important irformsuor
elected in re alton IN. late outrases N this county
Hudson Gazette.
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CsIoRoFoRx II CAsEs % INSANITY AT the
Ain. House on Wednesssr Tie wonderful 81 50 Of that
r.msrkaoe agent. csrcf ors, were exhibited 10 most
.t,skinx and useful manner. II became necessary 10
r-r,ove 10 another department man VINO hAa poeh
h-ouzht In about snce, violent nAnae Hul VINO
"a en.inue. Ia contor 81 ravins insanity, en0Eic-
IN All VINO approached BIN The attending physieisn'
~ R..s, hsvins consulted cy he oFefseer reiA
I've ~ his removal fe;eTnined 20 place hin uh1er me
sse,ee ~ chio form anf with the I'D q BE- assistant
. 80, s.ts, or a nlfaufs reduced hin from state o.
svsrnssie fury Anf resistance, % one OF perfect L+o-
use ans spyarent sleep thus enabling me proper oHe
% ,ut On nm stfaghf sctsi, ati % fsy'Fe hm "
c.sut vafg Of he blic ~ 10 o9rfiii0n Of ho'Ies
aacs When b. azassnrf be Tks psfiscuJ rth4uNs .'.
v.,.se calmly ard inisIssnfy .fh ts rhJscsn sno o
seryrs ss 90. s1isEing in ~ foo n, sSp'ss' visa
o. nsvs sl.xr ytils given hlna ano ~ pfssnis.
s,setsss n Singular ysafa al haP2nsss a. e''''
uss.st rsVrg ssl1ess fsN ~ Dn'ss i<iDss.
fgsunWf ron.
AccIDfsTs ~ rsK FIcTuT ~ C,fkDsDiLt.-
.stsr ffsrs Esterr.s ne isrtinls - ib. bsA-
wars a.. Hssss. css Com ,stJs Esfss1 Do 30 Lsffs
ssfra fsiIs5. Lsrfff4 cfsff1. Pc. st3t F' Ds'
.ssl t.ffc.tfsf - I. ssfifs n ttftfr's WHO'D ~tN
f.fs 90 rts ass asst fffsttt fssf ns y"f. 80
- ~ - fsf.sf. 80 ssa sfsfhsr fsiif< 20
a ~. ~ - stts 49, ssrsa. 40 vsFffso ttfs'
.e+srs A. kfte.sf. ~ 'sfsFs ssssffsy. fit sfsa
~..,z ,.,sa szsssf sssfst -tsff rs.fs fys' htsf
= - ,<rsaes .~.t So tss.r fhey rsrs ifi.a no.
x.s., - ks5 sfi7s - ,fs~l,es rsas
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HAMS. LARD, &C,

1000 he City Cured Hams.
o. bills Lard
Is tubs Butter
8 cask. Cheese. ....,-
rrrOGFTHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
II Groceries for sale 1t the Free Produce sore !"
Pearl Il By tllf lw'l HOAO MOOo-
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BOARDING.

doom TO LET.-A small private amy ~ is
ge hsle OF thres-story house Ia very de,rabls 70
"a ION hut few steps n M Broadway, wouid iet %
sipge gentleman good sized front room iurnsnSn a n
oher rooms IN be let Apply At 49, Broome-s, al t.eoo
BOARD WASrED-For gentlsmaa' lady ana
ID servant ia the vicinity OF bfosdwy say e'0n's
- fs,ilv that will NOT move the LIT OF May OF part
"a neat bou,e with sns family At moderate rent
yonla b. rented Address Munson, At IN once al ~
.1VtRDING-Uuou.par House This elegant
'Sb1r.~ newly opened aud spleudifly located, toS
p,sdyay corner OF Foarteenth.st) can accommodate
,nv or individuals 90 either floor House ~ beaeh.s
n y Johnspark with key 70 the psrfl mas rooms va
Gated on the 4h floor L,- -nl
.,n.RnINt.-Tuyo or three single gentlemen maj
- obtain furnished rooms with board, 81 y 1reenwicn
At Also very pleasant parlor, suitable or sentemaa
,nd nj. wife The house IL supplied with ero'on Waist
throughout and with an excellent bathroom aIsu
NtRs. SWANS, 83 MuTeyst- "A few sen,l-mer
thcap he accommodated with good board snd pleasant
/ rooms by applying ss above. " ln
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gsNn nRIEEIST..-P0 solid mAi2kahf uie~
s,s and doors; counters with marble tops paie
6,,ass & feet By 2; soda water nNturesi asoiten ~
80 S,r,elv lAbel I'd four ornamental cast ron oiace
IN. Sifh hinges Tor carboys two beau9i ieuisI
i,s of life cost $50; bus and vases; drugs,
- anv in Broadway and put up IN sucn way t
t5sy can be removed well a. from the mechsne V
, d,sge AID I'M small compass, as the ofs"oI lIont'
@ mt on with screws Thiss good chance ior any one
An omen a frat class store IN this or any otnel CITY
jus ~ 6,b nf tire and money Call az AZ hudson
d. corner Of Leroy, one block above the
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observation-disclosures all for Clay.
Cores ondonce u The Tribune.
SoNEKvrLLE. y. J. Feb -, lsi'


sosEKvILLE, y. }. Feb "a lsi''
npblic meeting was held at the Court House
this evening according to a call Of the wings Of
Somerset County. Hon. PETER J. sTRYKER was
elected President and VIM. B. Castor, Thomas
Tamage and Richard b. Duyekinck as Nce-irescsnts'
and Dr. H. Southard and =. = Smson as SeeretHrss Inc
o. sct OF the meeting being stated by the President Inc
following gentlemen were appointed Committee 10 af4i'
and report Resolutions expressive OF the sense Of ''
meeting. viz: " voorhees, Gilbert Pilsoury snd Cseo
Morton During the absence Of the Committee the RE
sdent introduced Mr. Il. GEEELtr Of New-fork TO inc
meeting who in forcibe and argumeniatve aooress
,nnoored the claims OF HESHT CLAY TIE candidate Of
the Wig party the Presidential Election Al 'ns
close OF Mr. Greeleys speech, the Committee reported
which report was received with unanniiy and cheers
The thanks Of the meeting unanimously voted to
Mr.. Greeley.
The following resolution, among a NUMBER o. Ou'ei''
was passed With ihunaers Of applause
Resot.d That in casting about for standao-oearer 10
the great contest 50 rapidly approaching we Cannot WINE
Memory Is faithful % her high commission ano reason
,broosd In Judgment over our actions forget the name
and services OF HENRY CLAY and We stand reaoy as m
IA ~ 10 battle with his as our wsichworo ane OF
the Lexington platform take his principles as our ram ns
cry and 20 down the People with his name nscrloeI
upon our banners firmly believing the soOeI seeos.
thoughtp OF the nAtion vii DO usrce 10 the man WIZ
would rather be right than be President
The other resolutions denounce the War and the
conquest Of foreign Territory; and affirmed the old
fashioned Wing doctrines. After the reading 0
the resolutions, on motion Of Mr.. HAATwELI' 10
sense Of the meeting taken as to their eholee 10
acandidsts iof President, when the whole assemoAs
with loud applause expressed their unanimous preference
r HENRY CLAY as their nrst second and third ehoiee
T. Will be hard for any man to compete successfully asan'
Mr. Clay in these parts-he has too firm hold on the a.
fecons OF the people to be cast Of at this time he'
assured we are for Clay and nobody else and for him mrs
-, ~ ,hs time PI sTRYKER. President.
WM CASTOR, }
Taos TkLNACE : wee flesllenls
r B DUTcZINcK
n. sosIEAAp' Secretaries.
p 5 SiMsOs,
| On motion. .. ..,.- L. 49,
Rs,o!rei That the proceedings Of this meeting Re Pr
na-ea FOR the press and that TIE New York Tribune
- Dsuv Advertise Trenton state Gazette and he son
, erset wig be requested TO publish them
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BATrLEs OF MEXICO

lust ISSUED from the press the third edition Of The
y above work containing full sccc1nt Of all me Battles
Of the ste war up the Treaty Of Peace with st Of
The killed and wounded and sketch Of ih. Life OF scott
and TAYLOR illustrated with numerous spirited sngavinss
Price q cents MARTYNS ELY, Publishers,
90 luUs lG1 Nassau St
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4 Telegraphc Dispatch from Ct LOUIS uS'su
Feb. q, says ,.,.,n..
The nesting called by the Wing friends Of Gen
Tsvlor took place this evening Jonn Ds'Ns-'
r - nresided assisted oy seventy wee ffeslueu's'
c. k Boyd and c. c. Carroll were chosen sec
retsries. A. -...t;r- -esolu.
Aner tie organization Of the meeting reSolu'
- r-s,s-.d by some Of the Wing leaders were
rad but the language not suiting the tsste o.
isrgs number Of {" independents who were pre-
sent another set OF resolutions was presence 49,
read amid great confusion
The question on the original resolutions was NOS
~ uut an they were adopted The second series
those offered by the Independents were laio upon
the table ,,o..u col
Soeeches were delivered By Dr.. Mcdowell Col.
Thompson Mr.. Bates upon the services ana claims
of Gen Tay.or and also upon the proprlety OF car
ing a State Convention, for the purpose OF nolnl-
nsting Gen TAYLOR for the Presidency. me lst'er
measure was deprecated by some OF tne sPeeaets
Nospeeches were made by The old " his esue s,
The meeting although short was splrited Anu
exciting-but is results did not sppeA. - ''''
satisfactory % the no party men present.
The asssmblage finally adjourned, amla cohsiuei
able excitement, subject 70 cal from the t'es'
/ dent for another meeting
/ LOW Am LAw.-One Of our dignihed Justices
Courts was the scene day two since, oi Az au.ins
which might well be denOminstei Love AnH -, - =,
seems that young sent bad Seen paying ns s'
a
Ing the esnt-e 70 let her wear his wsicn Aeco,-.s
h, hand were found daily" cropping their way % Us
receptacle q all things dear but A. some one Is
market that woman was nckle coy and hsi1 70 -,
% 4 proved this instance for lover ~ va
fr lover No . the female stu retanirg possess M ~ ~,
watch probably A. a memento Of her ohsntel 1nseo.s
some time sfer IL spotted Tor seven ooNAls 20
ev and lover No learning rs Whereabouts, 1eln
his property. but 10 refused unless me sul ~.
IL was red ged yss forthcoming. The resnli "As' INC 'A
was calief .n % settle the matter. ~, -.
On me part of me aintf there was 80 slIr oi IS
talent seldom brought bear IN the Balls OF '-'oo, -
the case vas presented With al the dignity ~ll 49,
cf conscious superiority and power. IN ine eoulse /, va
proceeding. 10 vas found necessary % prove iue 49,
ne wAic1, and 10 pass round among ne ~ 49,
f3r the purpose Of Deing examined. Inc Sus.ee - .
handed 10 the lover 10. J, who cllrci the .
decide whether the article n question ne ue.l.s
that ii and Immediately pocseied H. Ane nA o
f0or. bis attorney instantly wfhdrs"hs tno tull "a,
tfru what sn excitement arose. The scfte "a 49,"
10 PANEL n fhr purfrri Tee Defendant -hl ~ A"l :,
with ffriis argument declared be como n isAt' W.
s wsfc1 and ono Juf ca declared pc clril ~ N Ft
SESSION vas more Than heif-t wr ah' ~ ths sN' 'h
b. che or,sfs called n. tho posss.'of made sool ~
Grape. fstslnug iha watch. and probably coming ~ h
/ mind ihs truth ri the msIlg. hat
. Re rhn bic watch wsad west 'wp ihinss u'si o..
II Fs.sst b.. watsh sad wsich be poetsi i""
tDsny Adv. Rochester
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