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Jay, lss December Fare Redsceg - TIE lew
1nf spis1de L. ). Ma! Sesmship UMPIRE CITY,
"isoni COMMANDER, Z o. tons bgrheu, Will l-aye
ipf Cnakfrs direct, from Der dock pier % ss.ur.
Gay lst Dec. al O'Clock The Empire CITY will carry
ne T. Mas FOR tie Pacific steamer Of l6h Drcomoer
Pzssensers - The c will End accommodation. ard
comfort Dot ~ b. had Any Other steamer snd Will not
Dc nansf-rrec from .arse steamer - anal oue Al a.
iatefmeciS port
Reduced Rates Of Pare to Chsgres
Upper ard ANsr ssOOn-oniy ber,hs Ia ,st. rol a25
FORWARD saloon, STATE rooms. 10
sFssssss.sss.sss.ssssss -
Al me aoCye aine al he zane table, and have The
privilege Of he ss oon.
StserAgo-fo1nd with nstresse. ana ho.,t a
EsIy application 10 Necessary 10 secre choice \ ber..
FOR heiShI o. passage apply to
,,,.~J. HOWARD SON, a Broadway.
The Crescent CITY viii succeed N. Emors Cur
80 -eare o. Thursday 1911 O@csnher ~ ID
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Inc vote nj one dstrct u not returned 90 AU0rnFy
General which has been for and when received
will decrease Chsthelds majority about l.
NIAGARA
Whig ma critics on STATE ticket w Hunt - hcr
eAn. 10; stevens. 2,S. A Hunt, l9e seymour, To ,
Beach. 4i5. Squire, 80. Spencer li2.
Jt&se Dayton, doc') fs5, >.1aiT Church,
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~ Tte r91a-ers1-r ,rr--f1f- -KsLcf 1- Ger IL fru
% VAR CASSIDY, q t1s 1ty a.s.o.sed % nlliuAl
colscrl Toe o-sa-ss -. BE- rel % a. s.1a ~ NJ
CAss.cg V-1 san lr--l lo seize s1sres. u ..-
e9ucsr---DA.-c. S-w-Y9.E S0E :. lsss
RICHARD WARE
rs - WILLIAM Cassidy
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

NAVY YARD-C0rrcciion.--O Brooklyn re.
porter has led us into slsht error in item the
made headed Navy Yard" The machinery which
gave way wss no part Of the Dry Dock. bat Bishop
patent boom derrick, made for the use OF the Yard
KisSEr.-This man, now in Jail awaiting trial
for the murder of his wife 10 rapidly dying of censump
ton indeed be Is 80 low that 10 10 very probable hs
will never be brought before human tribunal.
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meeting

IlFlF1DTV T IHfHNT TEFTTTT
q Collin. 1876 OVerbiter. ~ '
Hogeboon's maj over Wright J'
DELAWARE CO.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
DELFT, Tuesday Evening, Nov d.
J! GREELEY-D,4r SIR. ], "a now itie no the
evening and the csnysssers are not yet through
have collected the returns enough Of the candid
ates for your present purpose, and will correct 1t 10
morrow II there Is aHyerror
Thomss Smith ssnstor, has. 5J- majority
Christopher Morgan, Sscretsry,..-. .6i
+ Jeweti, Appeals. ....-...--...J43 81
Folctt. Canal Comm ssiOner. 3Js-
Chstheid Attorney General. ........3,5'5
Rowland Loco, sheriff, .....--...... 81
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LADY residing wiih. n one hours ride OF New 1ors
y ushss % edu ste thee four young istirs. from
the aye ~ to T. or would AXE The charge o such who
arly opportunities have been ected, more espeiay
In ru,'c Address Education 81 FrAnkAn-st or Inquire
personally NIX W.
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sale. at tn. stoos EreAans.....gov e

Thers Ea' - 'se7ni session Of re 8'oss''
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ClsroN he,ss. NEw-IoEk.
C--L--r-.-. l-LL-s La No IA

Ncs.yns g.pds rslspo-st glc-r DoCe ~ BE- rewafs-
housed here. rec aired report y
arrVal a. ms .t-e 10 order hat gOyls may
20 ~Afet Jlfe lrder tie ilfp.cuJn u O-er u nc
O4slomi 10 comp lrcs vlt IreasIry distractions Ia
.-t 44h l o. 8 lhe Collectors GUY 90 chAggs Of
Zach FJO1s 10 u n-g g. com win ih~.e o.
ir-c l-s PRIV EGGS " .-e - 8lshogse Act VII be
inl55 H. MAXWELL
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A BLACK.uITu,. vUKTxnI-E s1,6,-s

n Cox as Pa.eL! sec0cc asnc bar a. sxce-ri an
&C. A. n god order. 49, b. soit 1af he or nal
-, s7p-c 1r 500 Inquire a. = Wet N.nete-nih-
.. Were - sr-c.e -sg % -KI1-aea ant terms made
k19Nn as 81
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WRITING PAPER-Of a. Eints sn1 mica, A.,
sac A. .,e n41-f.cI1rers .Ow.si Init bY
~ IN CYRUS W. YIELD co II CHt,t
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PoLies RErvsys-Nss lA-Ai Ho'a-wn DrAinss,
larceny; Levin surgss, throwing ashes Ia The sJeel-
lLd-Nr kick saspicioa q lsreeEy nrs ~ IS. fzlsa1
LAbery.s lamps not IT'D fs-CaTolile Morris. Srcv-
ny boy run oysT---In-Loeis Maguts larceny IN
-Thos S~eeuy Assault }. MeBr&ifty, iATeeuy -Iiia
a brig s1rf--J lihA-D.i nj se~ he rrposs--AiIA
Boy ked house ro0oed ave los' eaildfca soaI hoiie
AiIiA-rolzns BsFren. SssNalg icsl 10Y sent home
-xJIlta- hicAae La~rence. lSgcely, Joan Alphonse,
same oasase-- Noshing important Ia NSTds omitted
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~ fAs NO -fs- 20 retal 10 cares ard "a zee a.
- brJcETn CLy NILS cear ~ 2 zoo Ferry D-s-r,
oak-rs s-t --1ru-rs - 1rd y interest = ~ thi.
fosr la Gch barre Wsrrzrl-d no =.
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RoBBsKV,--The house Of Mr. Daniel l. ord No.
N Reach o. has within ten days past bsa r0seed Of
about $50 worth OF silver ware, Which wSs carefully
slowed In q dsrk attic room The ssTY ants are not
suspected, and who the thief 10 renslas 10 bs sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-16

NPl.UANtE order OF Surrogate of th- Co Nss
i1rs asf-0y gwen al p-ols having ,s aast DA
VIO THOMSON OF th- C Ass flrs f ssssd Ps-sf 80
thereof the II h- b. a Jtu@s
rslr street Cfy q Nss fsrs.
.rt--ah Cav ol Jsnuar pst-f "a fFsiuh
iaY ni Jup. yNMks THOMSON. l,f.-.,,...,.
t,IlIarSms DAVID rHDNsOs IT, '''-'''-''
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~ AG>-Ioe 1igter nzrEeg price paid Ia caso =, Al
~ LIS % con-s-t rags, 0zgEng. csnvEss sr.,t ~
s2e up al sly olo-r Eini " paper raEer. ,to ~
n In CYRUS " FIELD Co = s--xus, a.
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MALICIOUS MlsCElrF.-Ohcsr Evsns, of the
Lower Police Court, yesterday took into eassody a
man named Robert Wsrncrmaksr ca charge OF ma
hcious mischief Ia entering the house Of Catherine
Arthur, 40 Lispensrd 81 and cutting Sna breaking :
piano and mscioasy destroyins other ARTICLES Of fur
nure assce Lsthrop held the accused 10 bail IN the
sam Of $50 TO spYesr aud answer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15
TH G. A LIE ID d N / A N.

o. We ask tho particular attention Of
those Wings who voted against General Iay'
Ior, 10 the following article from lhe Glove
land tOldol Herald Of the 3lsld
GEETArLoR AZ MEaoER-WARHrF DEL-
EGATiON-IHf CHARGE ny Mn bIppIHuH'
Con, Iuylnr WIS welcomed win much en-
lhusasm % Mercer fa., aud delegation
from Warren, o., wa Ia attendance, Gen,
Taylor made shou speech ~ The mululuder
hHd Tho editor oflhe Tfumbull County Wing,
who was present bhyH
"When Governor Johnston had concluded,
lho President and himself were inducled IN
"a the hotel Why're they received tho CON
graiulnibnH Of dc people uuli tea time
The delegation from illa place waited upon
lhn President in form, we're received IA lhe
most cordial manner, Ito had great many
inquiries 10 nuke with regard 20 the indus
Trial pursuits Of tho Reserve, IN dairy farms,
IN adoption 90 agriculture generally, ~ min
erh resources, &e,, all Of which showed him
10 he clearly eonverHnul with tho topics m
lrodueed,"
'"The matter Of Nc GdddinFs and his charge
with reFHrd 20 the Presidents using hts 10
0uence la fvOr Of Walkers amendment
cbine up Ia the course OF congregation, The
General said ho had been entirely misfepre-
senIni by Mr. Giddiug5 In this PARTICULAR
that The first limitations he Ind ~ influence
Ing members 81 Congress, were conveyed %
hin IN tho published churgo Of Mr Giddings,
lle had reyer sent for q single member Of
Congress Tor tie purpose Of converting with
thUIH on tiriT iutri, st'tl 'Ig 81 tss laIgn mum.
hor Who called upon him aticr his arrival Ia
Washington, the California question wns
mentioned bat rarely, and then only rs he
conversation happened TO take that iurn, tie
owned 10 bengHnNlous that California should
have some government boSldo lho bowie
knife and pistol, bul snl ha had never eX-
pressed preference fir the amendment Of
Mr. Walker over that Of any other. lilo ro-
marked Ia this connection, hat he people qf
TIE North need hare no appreciation Of ne 6g-
Tier tIisusioH Of .Sdrey-thnl the Necessity
ola third p1rly organization on this score
would soon be- ohyialcdi with other obsctya.
ilous too Significant 10 be- mlrnderslood"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15
! remain, your obedient servant,
II. II. CONANT.

"TAKE orr YOUR HAT ON ZAcK I'VE
were amused with the spirit of napassnge be-
tween General Taylor and some ragged lntle
urchin, ns the reception cortege was passing
through the Fifth Ward.
Iialfn dozen rnggedhut merry ltllc rogues
were eagerly specializing az to the identity
of the great hero of Buena Vista, Monterey.
md that had "knocked 30 many MeXicana."
but were unable to assure themselves as to
which of the four in the vehicle assigned to
tho President, was the great man.
But the excitement Depreciation rose to
foyer height and ono TITLE rascal in primitive
shirt and trousers, resolved to ussure imseIf
as to the real Generni,sung out at yell pitch
see you for certnin"
Tho General turned TO tho voice, and with
nod and smile at the lir,le group, grave
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

The Bangor Wing Of Thursday, snys;-
Our streets Seem quite deserted as so many
of our people have lefl the city, aud the few
that remain find but lirlo business to do
The acting Mayor, Col. Mills, has excrIed
hmsclfto hive many of The fruit and beer
shops closed for the present, during'the prev
ulcnce of the cholera. The excitement grent-
.ly subsidized yesterday, MS there were no new
cases aud no new deaths reported during alt
the morning hours, We heard yesterday of
one cnse or cholera at Levnnt, aud of one
death, young man 10y the name of Godfrey,
at Brewer. The selectmen of 0rono took
curly uUd vigorous methods 10 have ItAt town
thoroughly cIennsed, mud undoubtedly with
the hnppies, effects. We have heard of n
.eolnpnpy of several young men, from a nsigI.
boring town, who, on lcnrning-'pf the exist
ence Of the cholera here, and the gRnernka-
iurm fefT, promptly offered their services to
the city to act as nurses, or in any other ca
pucity where they could bc useful"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

~ The reader is referred To the remarks Of
Gen Taylor 10 the Ohio Delegation upon
Slavery ia Caifomis We never doubted but
il.e story reiailsd by the CoaltoHlsls Of biz IA
g4liug MalkcLa was a sheer fab.
ucaii0n.
Another The Coallianisls have falsely ae-
Fused Gen, Taylar u making up SIaye'hold-
log Cabinet, - Of appointing q rhaIouly Of
Shareholders ~ Cablnal seals The Hon Geo
T. Marsh, IN ap address 10 his ronspiuenlsr
dated August 20 save - do not know lhst
any Of lls heads Of the Department are slave
holders. DO KNOW, hat Of il,e seven,
FIVE arc NOT sllyeholdpfs, and that they do
not hesitate openly 20 profess the opinion that
slavery 10 great moral. social, and political
cy,l, and 70 dec laro Il ought not 10 be- further
extended
Thus have iva Of lhe great Coalition Ahu'
cations been completely auuihllaled a to the
neat one 10 aPPear,wc willnot pretend 60 guess
~ character positively, bot judging FROM the
P.si, It vii De hkrly accuse Gen. Taylor Of
slHug hlcrng dozen negroes dahl ~ Hny
ding cleo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15
sERlous RIOT lNLoWELI

- We learn from Tuck's Lowell Errt
that most outrageous riot Orcuucdat lny.
ell last evening, between the "CorkopIrb''
md "Fnr Downors," cach Of which factions
assembled to the number Of several hundred
II appears that irud has lune cS's't,' TO-
tween lie Two parties, nnd that in |No 4
three instances considerable disturbance A
fighting has occurred. Last night ,.s %
ties collected in great numbers, ON nudt' 4
Lowell street bridge aud vicinity, 6uj'ugI
ulhr knock dawn fight ensucd, during Nh
stones aud hriekbnls were hmlcd 20 uuI
direction, iuniciing serious bruises uron Ne
heads mud bodies Of many on either s,it't
doing much damage TO the houses in llt -r'
mediate vicinity. Women aud children were
husily engaged in procuring missiles t'i
passing them To men, exclniming: "Ptg o..
ITO EN- jimmy "hit him again, Mike sI
other similnr encouraging expressions. Ire
arms were brought into use, aud seyeral'b''
~ese fired, during which lad about lild'|
of age was struck with slug, which enter.
his body below the heart, mud paHri
through came out near the small OF his hac
lie is supposed 10 hn mor,nlly wounde
During the disturbance the bells we're rum
which called out the fromen, whu,whh Oo'@
cs attached to irnppnrntus,rush ihrous'
the rioters aud were instrumental IN dspHf
ing them. The "howell PhHlHnX,' ond-lof'I
ell City Guards were nj their armone',
Readiness l.,- -l.laEeh al q nlnments wnrrL!
but their services were not required, "
police and witch arrested fifteen of lhet#I
ers. and committed them 10 jnil.-- Boston ".
nal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

In Chnrlestown. during the past wcek'iN'
have been several deaths from cholern. -
ON nro noticed under the obituary head Of p
Bunker It'll Auroru. Tire t!irease has q.
confined TO n district Of the city remain
for its unhealthy atmosphere thu ~
suys: 49,,
awe understand that MIR Nathan W, .
idre, Of Boston, 50, died suddenly on ray
day night. lie was sailmnker,ann wv"
in the navy yard, and was at wofh an -
hours before lac died. Iio was FeG u,t G,,
dent In euung, and pretended to have have. w ~
of the cholera b = .,,oll it
ONLY one. death by cholera in Lowe" "
the "a hours ending Saturday, Mg a, "p,c
-'aa Tire Portland Advertiser learns 'fotl ~ :
gor that since the cholera first nrpeoeu,
that city, there have occurred 40 case a
SIS aeail.s up TO EridAy. The Advertise ..,,,
yesterday morning snys:"We learn ins 'A,. n
-Yere-fouT new cases and three deaus
Bangor, since the last report, up 10 W.
clock Saturday afternoon. "BoSfon 'F'u''
NOTICE is given that a petition ""fyuI
N presented 10 the next Lcgislatnte. =, I'd II
mont for charter for a Bank 10 pe wv
St Johnsbury in CALEDONIA SounXn ia
DAVID HIDBARD, ''TTrs
RICHARDSON GRANNISss'
CORNELIUS JUDbNI''
HIRAM CUTTING
RORAL ROSS,
John MORSE,
IRA ARMlNGTON,
CALVIN MORRILL,
DAVID GoODALh ,,,ssl
Sept II, ls49
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THE CuRAS CoNsriRAdy.-The Govern.
ment has seized several vessels in New York
suspected of being destined for Cuba. Ratons
and arms were found upon them Several
leaders, also, have been arrested. Tho most
energetic measures are being put forth by our
Government TO break up the enterprise.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

u We were somuch engaged last week at
about the usual hour of preparing to strike of
our paper, in arranging and inserting returns
of the election, that we had not time to read
and correct thc.ptoeE consequently the inside
of OUT tast wrtk edition continued an unusu.
nj number fcrrors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

o. The Indian outbreak in East Florida,
it is asserted, win ruin thousands of poor
farmers who have been and will be compelt-
ed to abandon their homes,nnd perhnps hive
they possess in the world destroy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

AccIDESr.-Mr Simeon $. Clark, of this.
town, while riding near the aims house, on
Tuesday last, was thrown from his wagon and
had an arm broken The accident was occa.
stoned BY the stumbling of the horse
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15
REMOVAL.

The Calcdonian Office has been reg,D,ol to
the second floor ol the building south Of Cur
It's Hotel Enmacc hy the subway on the
south side ori6c building
o. James Mcacham, Wing, 10 elected ~
Congress in the 30 District, by handsome
majority about 1000
A. The Cattle train cfrars run oTthc track
arBNdtD,i iEsr t'uCFiry UurHtuE fwursrs
were eQnsdymtly injured, some limbs of'thc
cattle broken, but the damage was no, heavy.
4-it!--- " WHINE turt
Saturday llc. inumatcd, on his way, that he
should improve some future opportunity 10 v,s,t
New England Ne was more ,ndHposcd At
Ere ih'n was generally 'upPoScd -iudccdt hv
wac IA dangerous condition lot shot, time.
Ills disease assumed something Of the oharae.
ter og tina, which proved fatal to Mr. Polk, bot
his iron constitution enabled him To endure IL.
.~EssrE CoFSrr The cote for Senator IN
i;s--.a- ouaiy Is for Crawford. Wing, li2 Bah.
cock, loco, ~ Wing majority, 10. Last
year ~.
aJ'Thr Editor OF The North Star - a Ply los.
ophcr,th Editor Ia h. next paper ai)cr the
election hc seems 20 have received no certain
accounts or tee result throughout the State
he says "thc aggregate vote appears to be less
than IN sonc year. uasl, and "lhcfc are somc
scattering votes tor Governor But "OId
Caledonia hos done wcll Tor the free dcmorra.
cv--no mist1kc, We have given between ak Is.
seven hundred majority tor Necdham. The
.fsiarn. On the Slalcj wceoutcss look quite
Favorable Cor the wh,gs' But what Of that,
"Old Caledonia ,ssalri--and OF what eonse.
qrcncc is itif there is a wing net gam in Gale.
donna Go. OF some 900 votes, aud what matter
that lowing wholly 20 local causes our friends
have failed IN two towns to make a choice Of
Representative We huy" got the majority
and "Old Caledonia" - safe.
with the result as I, i., our fricbds have
done well" There's Pcaeham, "Pcarham
did nohly' What It the State is lost, what
though the Free Democracy" has failed to
elect minority in either Housc-no matter,
"Pcucham is snfc-Pcacham has done well,
Hurrah
And there's Kirby and Sutton and Danvillc,
"athough our friends did not throw so largo
vote MS they might yet We elected our Rep.
rcsentativc, bya clear mWor,yi hut Of what
consequence is il that the State is losI-losl
past redcmption-'Od Catalonia is safc; and
what though there may be a wing gain of
come 40 or 80 members IN the House, Wing
Senate, and net wing gam Of 6OOO, Nomat.
cr-Peneham has done well eleven young
men Of Heneham voted the Necdham ticket
well done, Peaeham."
Truly,,he North Star is Philosopher
-iLai NarLL SLat o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

Last yesrrhc Senate stood, wh.g',2l, Looo',
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15
TlE SENATE

The rrsul, Of tho election Of state Senators
IL Hs follows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

o. The Washington Union backs suunre
ont OF its abuse OF MIR Clayton on the pass
port business, and snys he has but followed
the usual course of the Department.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

~.E,srE CorSrr The sotc for Senator ia
Sea- oualy is for Crawford. Wing, 4i2. Bah.
eoSk, loco, ~ Wing majority, 10, Las,
year IN,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

NIa EpiroU The Wings Of Essex County,
desire to thank Mr. George Bellows, ofLlncas-
tcrN. II, for his extraordinary efforts, at their
They feel indebted 10 him Tor a complete ,ri.
umphi-hopc he viii come and gssist them a.
gain next year, and bring with him instead of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-15

o. James Mcaoham, Wing, 10 elected 4
Congress he the 30 District, by handsom
minority 1000
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Esclrr oT PAREnuRsr rHr kfnsarr-s This tndi-
vitusl, who was recently exsninsi b. the Hastings
Court on the charge q kidnapping a1t ssliux iato
slavery three colored chdrvn escap.d fen ths CITY
jail on Monday hight last between the hours a eleven
aDdtwelve clock and has thus far la I'D Pa
hurt was tupposed 70 be In deicae heath and by tae
advice q the physician 10 the is hid bsn transferred
from the cell reserved Tor raieftctura TO the upr.r
apartments Of the isi usually kn,sn ~ tas debtors
apartment To elect entrance into the yard o. the
jail y became necessary o open heavy door leading
out OF the passage lie Effected his purpose by bring
numerous holes through the fsciug OF the door With
gmbiet and cutting 0u the wood al oh protected the
bolt Of the lock with an Old picket knife. which he
managed 20 get possession u through mean, un-
known TO the jsior hi. work must have occupied
the prisoner several hours aud evincss considerable In
genuity After getting into the yard he scaled the
walls which encompass the jail. by means Of y rope
made OF blankets take n from his bed -Four persons
were confined in the with farkhurst aud 10
does seem 90 be matter q inp0ssibity that he
should have aboret at the door several hours without
their knowledge They ssseverate however We learn.
that they knew nothing OF the intentions Iss0rs Of
Psrthurt, TIL late In the night when Of them on
going into the pasaxs. discovered that he had es-
capped and gave the alarm Farkhurst ~ said to be
native OF the State % Massachusetts but has wife
end family near Wilmington, Delaware. He IL we'll
known In Maryland frou which latter state he kid
mapped the negroes sold by him to resident Of thi.
city.-Rtchmond ia Iia,s, Dec 2S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-31
SPOKTING.

VIABLEM PARK TROTTING COURsE-A MATCH OF
One Hundred Dollars, play pay. will OF Dec
A at "a oclock-mile heats, beat three In ave saddle
John Williams enters b. ST. Lavrsnce Martha enters h.
m. Kate Hastings Purte OF rwenty-hye Dollars will
come ON on January 1870 mile heats best three in
saddle that dollars
ryns what they pesse Entries close Mad
den's, Dee. 81, on or before o'clock.
WILLIAM FoNNEa. Proprietor.
DIGE0N fuOoTING AT wILL1ANSBURGu NEW
u Years Day. A match will come on between Messrs
Turner and Pink afterv hioh, Shooting Pig Shooting
viii commence at III o'clock. For location Of ground.
quire at C0LMAN'S. III Grand street.