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rr., urazo. and the Rio Grende.

FrrfI y
nv the arrival here this morning OF INC a,.,
.hIp Globe Cap, Place. from brsIos 20 Ine 80
uIt We have received the P0ilf Isaos! SL'. u ~.
I'm and the BroEasriHs CrHiiHeG o. tne 20
latter paper informs that TIE l.tn uilinV "eu
the Anniversary OF the iniepenoence o. aeAeo,
elevated with the ususl reJolcinss 81 Aa1~moIve
hsnoue was given IN the evening 70 tne ei'i sna M.
,s-y authorities. 20 which were insi1d tns pIlne'ra
c,irep, of that pl.ce and OF broNnssiir' 'N'
,,Iiovvin from the Pot-f lsab,l bhHeitH -
Ordsrs have been received ior me ntu1s OUT Vi ~
r.as;,ior ~ ,xuiore the waters OF ne upper nj
CrSods md Com Harry Love has been pei IN eoui
nsnd re particular object 81 tnis eDtespf :. -
r-orno,e by al possible means ne r7lntAfy eHl ~
s,-g.I Interest. II our Southwestern irontei-s -
s,ei,s nroof Of the deep interest iei ~ ouI c.Ie
U.,,..r.,s The commander 81 tnis exPedinon ~ Wy
.,so.lvsly own throughout tnis secuon OF eSSLN'
49, e.,,Sf1i soldier and the intrepid expresAnaef-
49,. ~. - IA confidently expected OF nim, ana We
49, 80. sx,eriepce tnst the service vii not Dc OILS
80" IN him Msj Giles Porter OF NE itn Ari.-
- 6~n s,si.nsd 10 the command Of the depart
le'y "a - Tow,r Rio Grante, WITH BreTet Cspt Z
nva ~, " :. bs actpg Assistant Adlutsnt General
= 9,s =, ort Polk (Polnt Isabel 70 ie-t sDoFe
80 - Tnsrs snc soil 10 strong limestone loi-
fion Tnis chArsr teristic Is very pfoni.4s1, -
1e - niles around. Aatsnoros ard Point ls--
~ level as sscerisned By sctual survey
Ue SIC $500 complains bitterly OF toe Illegal inlsr'
lne 49, military on the roads IL the interior VIE
}r.ev ,oo toe latter and lay an embargo on
49, 80, on the most tivclcus prete.H- Ins -.
.oeii ,S.,,y observes hereon hat Mexico % inls
-, tbsm poEsr 20 nedcs VIE matters OF ls"''
etIas - troutsr in a commercial point OF vie~
i
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CAsApA.-Rnmor will have It that Messrs- No
rn Lafontsre and Coron to be the new Judges In
Lower Canada Who viii take thsir places 10 " the
Adminsrssioui The Inspector General, Mr. hiaek''
he's returned from England. after borrowing or sgre
lag to borrow enough Of money 70 carry on tbs oil
system with little lonser. Lord Elsin appears to
have been very well received In Upper Csnsds-in
como places with enthusissu-bus We ZEE nothing OF
pernsrsnt character Ia the recent movements. Mr..
Price, Toronto lawyer, who processes 10 be little
more eeral than some q the Others ststss Ia letter
hat be ret,rcs from the Grown Lands Commission q
poor man" As far as can Judge, "tse MinisiIy IS
Il Is called will speedily fall to pieces and As the church
.ad The judiciary are Tory 10 the back bone anything
thai may up in its place out OF the imoeee and
d.seorsnt elements OF faction will be even worse
new election will take place for the Third kidns Of
York IN the room OF Mr. Blake. jass created Lord
Chancellor over poor Mr.. Jsm0soa's head Inc Far
nsasn, 10 10 rDeo Al Toron.oso IL 10 ssd5as nobody
ca tsll whether 4, will 90 meet II II does, ne TO.
dsss who are In authority thers. VIZ very pfoosoT,
b1rat sp again s1oh ofsnses receive no poh'sn"s'
70 u Canadss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

BALTIMORE, Ibursdsyf Oct IA.
b. the arrival OF the BARK W Il. ID. WRIGHT,
Mcdonald, we have ad'ces from MO 70 toe "a ~ sep
fsrnber
ms Brazilian elections passed on quietly
Among the passengers in the Wright wo notice ihos
G. Mcdowell, Consulate klo, as bearer OF o'sRa'cSes
.,oro ,hs Il > Legation to cur Government He also
brngs dispatches from the Brazilian Government TO
the Legation At Washington. ~
The stock of Flour on hand wac sOoO bois ano was
.,i,,ng ~ 1sals for Richmond snd $50 10 for bslu
more There was no export demand for Flour
The stock on hand OF COFFEE Yves "iVOV oa2s eno
the crop was estimated a, 100000 bags
The following vessels were IN port oig In ~
BouIand for Philadelphia chip Arkansas. sbeppeid,
from New. York bound for California bark J. walls,
Jc Sanford, from New Haven for California bark
Hope Ot,inger from New York Tor California ~
KENNEDY. from New-York; r. }. sloper, do brig j {.
Don, Glover, from Boston for California and Lucy
Ann from do
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Of a new Church ln Perm.
Correspondence o. me Ir-ouns
Nor~r HoPK FURNACE, Lancaster Co. Penn.

Correspondence o. ne lr-o4ns.
YorSI HorE FrEsAcE, Lancaster 60. rem
Oct. 2, l-i1.
TIL. vas quite day Of interest at tnisguiet and
excluded srot situated the Iron Ridge some rtreen
mile. norin Of Lancaster City. The venerable Yrs
Grub. widow Of the ate Heny Bates Grsoo, Propfe
tor Of he lands and mines In the neznoornoca, nss
louz had /, IN contemplation 70 erect; az DER owe er
u-u,e a church for The oeae1i Of the nssoocfnoed-
In. edaee Is Just completed, and ~as ms daJ eoose
c-aeo aseparatios II nencefortn rum al unnaiioTeo'
orciu.ry and common uses" The serTlce was per
formed ~ BishOp Potter OF Philsdepoi& assisted ~
~ B,DH,sn and Rev Mr. W.sno1rn OF Lslesstei
Tn Bishop in tns course Of MS sermon alluded 70
~. a., Of the dsncr With equal tshcscy and
feeling. - . 49,, - -,
NOT .-..nti. and well b1ilt d any church edlnce
ever .s~tna country place IL 10 Guilt VI red sand
.tous Ia tie Gothic style, sitn slate roof sas oesur
III ,o:rs znics rearing above the surrounding trees
|. s-n from ne distant h!ls fer several miles around
You're, P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

SIXTH WARD.-rhe Primary meeting OF THIS
Ward for the election Of Delegates 10 the several Con
ventions OF yesterday morning, and was conduct
cd quietly The compromise tieke, received only Is out
II o2s Some of each side were elected. The follow
log are the three most In portsnt tickets elected
csarv-J 2. Taylor. D. 2. Wseks, @. J. Smith A C.
Reynolds aud Philip Case. -,
CY,v-w. Robinson, Theoph1s Bates, Owen W
Brennan, NJ y. Taylor, and John Calvin
S.pofs--J. h. Taylor, o. W. Brennan A {. Bur- ana
n A Webster
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B,.hop DELANoEr has issued the following
pAsTORAI LETTER

Bishop DELANoEr he's issued the following
PASTORAL LETTER,
To u, Clerev and CoHs,s0ahsn. 81 the D''ess :" '''"
ptuBsrrnksS: With thankful hearts we may eongra..
Mate one another that the disms ssouee win WHICH 0od
has been eassd to Walt land has almost ceased The
cha.usement has been Withdrawn ,.,
la humiliation and psntenee for the aims whien haVs
brought pom this scton, and In humOis acsnowleds
r,ept of the spsrng merces we have experienced, Wh
tsa Of co0tiuon our CHEEKS lei es NJ he
In the form prescribed By tue Church. Which
"A SrreRv recommended TO be used every Sunday ard
Prayer.Oay during the mooth OF October 80
To our prayers let add Alms by Increased hDsr-
.ntv TO lie coectious be made the hrst Commu.
on In October for the poor and on the second
sunday for tho Missions and other benevolent objects o.
Thai God NAV sanetfy 10 whole country Rulers and
People ths vist.ton OF His Providence and excite al
more diligently the ways Of His laws and the works OF
WuIIAs III. Delaney.
Bishop Of tho Diocese OF Western New'hofk.
An esteem cd CORES poudsnt, whose srticle We
regret having mslsid lately wrote US at length,
citing heavily from Dr. Chalmers, to prove that
Prayer is excellent and ehicacious, as II we had at
some time asserted or implied the contrary We
will therefore once more attempt to state clearly
oar idea on the subject. We certainly did not in
tend to disparsge Prayer, when we urged the fu-
,ility Of praying God to exonerate us from the
natural consequences Of our wholesale and persist
ent violations Of His most wise aud beneticent
laws 60 long as we wN persist in slsughterng
cattle. fsttenng hogs and buryng or no, hall bury
ng) human bodies in our crowded cities and VII
lagos, heaping up and living among nth and all
manner OF stenches. there can be little use ID
praying for immunity from Cholera or some sach
malignant epidemic SO 0! country jewellers amid
marshes. stagnsnt wsters, roiting vegetation and
heaps OF putridity above ground Prayer Tor hight,
aver for fidelity To the light we have, prayer Tor
ability to induce others to unite with us IN The
needful exertions and sacrifices to remove the
causes Of Cholera are all to the purpose; bat to
pray for the cessation Of Cholera. yet persist IN
buyins corpses aud butchering animals in cities.
&c. dc. is preposterous-we had nesrly'ssid i'm
pious. Such is the idea we have repeatedly tt
tempted to sxpress-snd which We do not fni
embedded In Bishop De- Larcsy's letter.
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xvy,rx rs TIE LAKss AsD Loss oy LII
49, " .,1,t. gsoSasia Gays toe schooner Hm- DacA'
c.at McDousd, On her ~.y IRON Bs taaeaI go =
caicso .asa WIN amss' % 'PTas. .ss4 e.
ssain o.. tom lsud, and q, o'clock !. N was
some SIX - sizat miles north Of oar hsrbor Ca
caps.e ,hs crew Of seven r,en, lcr-cers ine.aaeo,
NJ george R;saI, rae 1s.s' 3 ne a wssn lac
" N 80 o.I,ed ihey climbed on T. Der side and -,
seSochei .xco.-d 70 the fury Of the wind sno
= ,srousa the terrible storm rssss q tss I'M
waves, -. ,nd her three children died from colo
MS S'H-P on az the children. aged three yeafs
ana %" '~r.,.d overboard and the tody hAs not Pea
1 NJ slnpson Is from EsnPesO, DeiaTs1e 20
~ Hon. Frederick Robinson Of Ch.Iitsios y,
...,.. b..nz sry longer the LocoFceo esno1as~ 'o'
csasrsss In tie ivb DnvsS @ sAsss'N
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DEATHoF CAPT. GwIss.-A letter dated al Pa.
ermo Sept s. received b gentleman Of this city BY
the late steamer stats T. Z frkst- CoosItu
ton IN tns, p0Ti snd That Capt John G~lnn, her
commander, died On tie s;h he 70 re buried On
the 6ta, win military hcD1rs. lEos.on Adv.
ETRASKseIvIss ~ E0srH-CAsoLis.. Thurs.
day fovsuSsr is
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KEsrucKY STATE CoNvssItO>.-rh e Louisvl.le
papers OF the 5th come 70 US full OF tho proceedinssc
tbs state Convention AZ storf, 10 revise thrr Coz
sttntoo. So the proceedings without any gres,
public Interest The resolution excluding the Reporter
OF the Len,srik Courier from the Hail. gave rice 20
good deal OF exciting debate. Among the serssinrn
Who tske prominent part IN the debate, We $50 "a"
nsmes OF Squire" Turner Hon. Garrett Davis. Mr..
4 Wicklife The Ceurir charscteriles tho exclusion
OF its reporter as movement unprecedented In %
lucrative bodies and 10 an Outrage on tbs liberty OF th@
public prcss witch cannot DO severely censafot
IL Is an cxhbiuoa o the foul spirit OF Locof ocoisri
and pro Slavery sm-s spirit that the people o. Ken
tucAy will DO made to feel to their sorrow.
A KgsTuckY WrDpns-The Frankfort cor.
respondent OF the LossriAs CosyiS was ct wedcine
ether day at which several 81 xnita1es OF the State
were slso present. The Bridegroom 10 middle - %
gentleman Of respectable usrdns ana The BRIDE beau
tai grl Of not moro thas NJ summers 1hs only op
position to the marriage ths part Of the 5ndss
mother who wss Memorable The istber wasnot only
willing 10 the nuptais. but sctusiy stole the s ohfron
the old woman, and accompanied Toe losers In ths'E
sht 70 tots place Our friends John tinnell and Dies
Wintersmth ofisted masters OF ceremonies al tue
wedding sad gave the parties all tho aid aud comfort 10
their In the way OF procuring license. preacher. so
MICRO CIrizKssHIP.--rhs Repschean recon.
nends that colored Be elected to seat Ia cur
Lssi..sure SIS Re p.sr-s.a De- f,tNqz "A o. oa
~o.set II Ok II..8nory be correct elected
member Of the House OF Representative some ycsrs
aso--no Que questioned his ysm 70 seat. but ne W"
persuaded ~ rcsgu before sotcni upon ,ho 60
OF tis duties as legislator. Boston iost
Cv- The Ner hausn Palladirm announces tha
death OF Henry Trowohiss, ESQ. one OF tie most
elderly snd substantial citizens OF that place, Tor
long period tbs head u OF me lsrs-st shippsng
Ia the State IA Is understood that hs has let
sra handsome b~Qassts To the orsrea, benev0en
sad isous socistlss Of the day.
THE WRECK AT CoH,ssLT -Twsnty seven az
tia bodies OF those lost ia the brig 81, john were
buried Of Oohasset yesterday after appropriate anet.
oeremoui.s l.rls concour.s u peopls followed
them to the grave Up " last evening no more bodies
| had been recovered Boston Traveller Wednesdy
BsEY.PAcKiss IN CLEvsLAsD.-Ihe Cfsvefand
Herald Of the 9Th instant says the number OF cAtte
packed In Cleveland this all ana Winter WI. proos
Div reach 900 head making 900 tsrccs Of beef o.
30, pounds each Nearly II not quite the whole qaa
Ity 1, packed for the Ersisn market
~ A fight took place 10 Porlsnd on tr'fsy
iaht between tho Police aud 900 or 800 hsbsf
msn. Brickosts, clubs &c. wefs used snds esefS
more OF lees Injured Al length the nng o.dors wsrs
arrested and the riot Queled
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
81 TtllgaAPa TO rRt Ela.Ylat Tal8QAi
The Gaze Of the North American Trust snd
banking Company before the Cont of
Appeals.
BrYYALo. Tharsday, Q.

BUFFALO, Thsrsday, Oct H.
The great case Of the North American Trust aud
ppnking Company Of much interest to usnc!sl par
ties in Wsst has occupied tbs sttentiou o; the Court
FOR several dsys (haypg been taken up last "eek Ia
bearing argument from Of the Cides, members d
Tie oar in tho Stste
Toe case on the calendar is No. %. entitled David
Leggett, Receiver appellant cseiaa Richard Bateh'
fsrd sod Others respondents
A, the present term Mr. Clcsvelsnd and Samuel
Besrdsley have appeared for appellant and VIM Kent,
p Butler and Cha. o Connor for respondents
The arguments have been conducted chiefly by Dir.
OCoDnor and Dr Besrdsley To day Mr. Besfosiey' for
appellant, is making his closing argument 10 reply
The decision OF the Court will not be given until the
psyf term
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SS Tic steamer Northerner, Capt. Budd, ar
lived yesterday morning from Charleston. BY Der we
have received Charleston, Georgia and New Orleans
papers OF later d,iesor which we are indebted TO the
courtesy Of our friends Of the Caorlcr E,sains H,
We tni no news of interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

CTAmons the passengers who left Panama on
tn. 0esh ul; in the British steamer New Granada were
Hon Mr. VAN AIx~ Charge dAfsires to Ecuador
.pa Lieut. orLIlxs L. s. n who has bern sen, on, by
the Smithsonian Institute for the purpose Of establish
ing en- Astronomical observatory in Chill.
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LIBERTY on DEArH.--rhe Norfolk VA Her.
ED OF saturday says ths Capt Woolford OF the .car
Thomas Pratt has been arrested Ia thai city at Zoe
su.t ol Mrs Clark for tho loss Of slave. Cspt
Wooford Ii seems vac bound from ericksburs q
Providence, but being dessaed by head winds sua
wanting also an sddtrni hsnd put into Norfolk ard
there shipped eolored man who represes,sd tirsel.
az FREQ he then pursued his voyage. ba, wasn %
Egg narbor the vessel sprung lesk and the csP,sn
determined to return to Norfolk and ou Tuesday. on
Cnincotesuge, the colored who Wa. a slsso, pre-
;erring desth 70 bondsse Jumped overheard aud was
drowned
twas heroisni IN ono Nrgnlsn 70 ssy Give mc
Liberty give mo Death I" Tho requiem over
another whose act attests how well be believed n ne
truth these words 10 acton before the Mayor Tor
the value In dollars ana cent. OF bic living body.
National standard
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A NEW ERA IN HOUSE AND SHIP PAINrIEo.
~ rIrHE AMERICAN PATENT DkYEU,-

Il a compound prepared upon stricuJ scicaunc pfln.
cples offered u tho public, being adapted 70 az
hard eih-ria uld,wintef or dog days The boiling q
on q pow rendered esir.ly Unnecessarily, ~ Jaw no $3.50
OIL With This Dryer will dry quicker sud better sn.n Doco
oil with any VI Ls Dryers now Ia use Paris of-~n com
p,oo L.nposck and the Ochre Psmonts, ell Of ~hicc are
nost rogbssoms oolofs to psinisfs y reason o. u1f
pOndrynx property may DO made 10 dry hud and tfo@
FROM tsck, or sickness, Ia fs~ hours,
certificates have been received " &c nsn1
clarers from house aud snip painters and rom so'no
the extensive foof-coth nHn0fsctnrefsn "s so1n
1y testifying the 1penonty sn1 nuy OF 700 Amef
iran Patent Dryer" oyof eli sfuess no" 10 uss 'of eVHs
paint .,.-...-,.-. -
This Dryer 10 psricusry recommended to tss noaes
sh masters and owners a. too speedy dfyns vsp
shio worn 10 primo object 10 painting ships
invaluable, from the fact Ihsi tho paint may Do
Th;. Dryer IL sround 10 tnssed al and psrEsd W 81
dared IN cans containing II Bs or Dc ssea aoa .'vw
I'd win rod label having the Banes " INC aisnssrHs
sr thereon may obtained At The prn09 psint saa
drug stores thfou CHOU. To country 20
oil I'm nAns.~.s@..s-, ---,.
United PARTNERsHIP.-Ihls 10 20 osrufy
Ana Tho unaerslgned havs formed hmit@1 PsfuN
snip, pursgsnt ~ tho proysons o. mo hslssa ssSs'
of he s.ls on NewYofs, under too name % hrm o. IA
COB LANSING Ina, 10 general nA;nfe OF re brsi
pss, 10 30 usnsaesdis tao Fsocy Dry Goods That js
cob Lansing who ees 10 the City VI fsw-foB,n L1n
general partner Pierre H.nbsrt 40 rsraos 10 s
IiIy Of 10 tho special partner that Ne ssi1
Pierre Hun eontr!buted The sum Of VI % - esp
Vi toward the stock and that tns said eoe1reey
81 10 70 commence lsth day of June, % le<s
add 10 10 terminate The 10th day 81 June, v w.
lAcO8 LAHslho.
olo So P HUhsLkr
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" 81 DEscHiPrroS OF IRE PKscIFAL MA
7uxnArrcAI issrRrsESrs," BY B. PIKE gives suc
cine, account OF tbs Mathematical instruments in most
common use with psin aud simple directions for their
emoloymsat 1t Is illustrated by variety Of engrsv.
iny,. tNewYork Pa Broadway
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tkuxraees n Arkassas.
Pre- 80 Ass-sss Bssosf
NAa,ox COUNTY. sept 1, le<s

NAs,ox COUNTY SPIT . lets
vii nov give vcu an accoant OF one o' re
mos, nesA ousr~ess perpetrs,ee N -ss, usfo''ss.ts
eoun,y, Mansn oa Fnasy ls.i feree 9. the hnss
wsrr murdered IL cola ei0oa " -cco,iScs hssrns
al battle that ioags. ssisAf-f t'-e1nie on
As,uaeo the K,rss and Evr-eit eSs-s asys sinfe
aooay (hs sarnr Of NsnSa oe@ss, - 'a'' :, &c
from Marion to Conway CouSiy sna sstu- SCI
Noo.v .Ds com osny arrived II Kegs nsy 'aec nirr
In ths &C, Of moving back 10 Marion curry
took him prisoner Kns tod item tnf) ID.
or 90 a, tSsy cho.e =, be would % With them ps.
by that De did not think Their i1iena oa ~s' .
iaks hin 10 Yelyille. eut ne eelie'sa .nsy -
murder him On tie way Aoony aus Everett 'osa hsm
Al they wanted 20 take him bach % fehFi'o sue
give him Trial BY the laws Of Arkansas .
They started ~itn him His father. erotsers sna
think two eoaAns, ss-d tsey ~c1lc 20 VIE So
Mooney and Co nuui<ere5 .sosi s~unty. They ~ere
armed each with risr pair Of ,Dis os, ana bowie
lnie Xmas f.rniy moved on. either ahead or sssse
the &C zpsny Ga tho way tSo " the kinss AtLe cru
Sren were taken very SICK Tss night before tho ben
$50 decd perpetrstec Aius lesrusd that one Il nis
children dying &c pleaded for eoi's sshs 20 ies
hin, 40 sui sIsy WITH biz poor h;Elc dsius cnd Ia,
uisaS a,d told them 70 eas.a him or lie bin sny ~sy
and 40 Nlsh hnn bot al his pEssers we're In vsa. kns
told bis rayhes6ed father pioa> GOOD old msn hss
IA hls broihers ana cousins had better set s~sy srd
Of themselves 40 n "as eonsciou, N ih'f
fare wss ssiei The old man and boys aid iaN thes
would .tsy with him and cd ds ogcsaef, II toe CEN
psny intended 30 murder thsn
NJ sengtn tns ss:sssins SVt-l8 n.o u'offNs ~
It a time until an but tea or twelve Asi e't The,
then wsrted The King. . se down on h'r aOf'os AM
rest Bat they refused Scrse u thu party gaze
s'sn iot al hands, rrpfime their naes and .noot
~olch "sa oocyei IN 1aick tine. Two OF Toe hiuss
We cousins inside ths.f escape They ran down their
herses and hid themselves sn DARK and then sen, d
sae settlement anu Tsisoi company 10 bTps ia he
| died.
| Norih OF ielvsle, two men Coke and ChurcAmsn)
were playing csrds Ca Saturday evening SEPT Is
1 lei. III two -. ~. ~.
katie and stabbed Churchmsn In tho brcss, kiax hin
| instantly
Srrsct Of a lerer fro- O. Cscis Ess Clsrt Of y~,-
Cc.sss, dasss ssp<- g. ls&9s
| Hampton Tut OF Msrioa Counly Ma shot =, t~w
days ago while riding along the TOAD Il s,sid that be
| eit ide country. John Everett went 70 Lebsnon tr
-esrcy County. e~ days sso, aud attempted 10 Az
| John w. lensey but WAS prevented from committing
| tue bloody deco - the time. lie will kiil him u he
says here The Clerks oics In sesrcy Co sssrobees
| few nights sgo.'
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BALTIMORE Thursday, Oct. ll-l2 NJ.
Preudent Taylor 10 now engaged Ia receiVlne
she congratulations Of his friends At Barnuns he re-
,uras 20 Washington to morrow.
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Nav Publications.

ry- SWANS ISsrRucrlVE HEADtk Is one Of
Thomas cowperthxsi,e & Co.'S vsusSs puoliesiiors
n, schools. I, consists Of course ofresdDs lessons in
Natural History. Science and Literature The plan 10
novel oue and seems TO b executed with excellent
success. swell adapted to the instruction and i'm
provsment of young people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

EXTRACT OF LO0WOOD sad Loswooss. IT,. ~
EaOr l.alf.s Isd y s SsPgsssss Dyswo oSs oeSss
wrfan,sd 70 be "a p~ncr 70 and eossPef nAn ny W."
LsSr,Iss Dye frssS sTiffS = ks's~sl
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Whir Nominations.

xIA Da-s ii. JOHNSON as Senator n tcnenec
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COURT o. APrEaLs, Oct The Court are still
occupied with the Bank cause No % Judge Be.rdseJ
closed dis opening argument on Saturday Mr. OCon
ner commenced In reply on Monday, and 10 suil pro
crossing When ne shall have closed Judge Besrdssj
will be heard In answer and close toe argument 81
on. cnuul-I % Zach side IL heard. bAHalo Com.