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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

CoLD WEATHER.-We find the following record
of the weather Down East on Friday morning last IN
the Salsa Mass Ga-e,.s: salem G. below zero; Tops
ssld. IA do Wslihan, l3 DO West Roxbury, Il DO.
Canton. do: Leonins,er, q do Chelsea do.
South Boston do...At Gloucester, says the Boston
pof the inner hArbor i frozen nearly out 10 Ten
Pound Island thing which has not happened for years
Ia Albany the Atlas says on Thursday last the
therroeor stood At l5o below zero. Al the DelAvsn
House /, was quoted 81 so below AZ sunrise, ana ll
below AT o'clock Deposit on the Delaware River
the thermometer on Friday stood between and ! 81
2lo below zero. The Springfield RsFtssieas reports
that the Connecticut River is frozen over the nrst TINE
Tor many years ln Springfield, TIE thermometer or
Friday morning IL reported by the RPE5licaa al ~ Be
low Iero. The ysrcrk Oath AdrcrfisO OF TIE lsth
says This morning Is said - De The eoltes Q! me sea
sOn One Thermometer. Southern exposure $1,000
? above about sunrise. AT canaan Sonn
on sunday morning. the mercury was down 70 ~ &c
low zero Al Hartford same day, IA below zero a.
Troy, = and al New Lebanon 25..-.A Baitimore-rn n
day morning. says the 4aetcG the coolest Of tne
present Winter AT sunrise the thermometer stood a.
1870 ~ AN Il WIS l6'. lce-boats were used =
keep Baltimore hArbOr open on sunday. The Nsl0H
al Iaislllgoze9 Of Monday says For three or fo1i
days past the weather this vicinity has been qGte
Potomac for many miles below the city 10 completely
blocked up with ice 10 render the passage OF sal
vessels quite impossible without the aid Of steamboats,
Toe cehouses in the District are said 10 be generally
well stocked With the cold luxury
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Mormon ,rey.ment.-The Country.

The MickigGa Telegraph VI the 10Th has the ioi-
loving exirse, from .eter received from The Great
SAT- Lake:
on the l9;h of aay started from Winter quarters
The road Is quite gOod,-tlgch better than hall ihs
roads IN Nicnizan-sczrcely any mud on the whole
route and as evel house door, with the exception
Of a few sandy biuas We saw anf killed numbers oi
does and sntelopes which were good eating May
eurio.tes are % be making the journey rtsrest
ing though quite faguinz especially TIE lasi 20 niles
The weather was very cold, with some snow some oi
our cattle died OF the sAeratus dust formed
trom lakes dried away, leaving scum from one 70 io1E
inches thick. ss good Q any msnulsesure5
The road from the Pacific Springs 10 rough hiiy soS
rocky aod IN some places qgite dsngerols 10 "asons
Iher- three mountains % ascend snc Descend one
txo miles smother Eve, another seven with deep de-
seen, for q xres, distance We arrived Ia the Valley
on the aOh sept ls4s and glorious day Il was 70 the
saints. The plain Ia over 100 niles lonz 81 ~ vide,
surrounded b. mountains capped with snow salt LAKE
Is % miles from the city. and mogrt-in OF szlf nss
been discovered 20 miles from here Elts~ Lake, ~
miles distant abounds with Ssh and is beautiful fresh
water AXE. The Aornons viii Eumesr 45OO, Including
the enizrant. now on their way The River Jordan
runs from south 10 north through the ases and the
ca nter OF the valley. Cod, warm All hot springs
abound also TAR syring, good for sores and WAGON
wheels IL IL very healthy here; only 10 o. u died
during the rear. We can gather three hsrvests oil
ureai IN yea- and the cate Craze lux1riantly
the year round The soldiers have come 10 from Cali
foruls bringing great deal OF gold d1sL Il resemble.
gold e4f In small scales IL 10 supposed tina, there IA
plenty Of gold 10 the mountains around hero. The
timber IL chiefly balssn hr maple and cotton wood
tie sod Is good End adapted " the growing Of almost
svCytsng.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Later from Buenos Ayres.

By the brig Edrin hoPPisch, Capt UPToN,
which has arrived at Salem Mass. we have received
files Of the British Packet of Buenos Ayres to the 10Th
December, - days later than previous adyices. On
the 10Th elections held n the different parishes
of the city and in the several country districts for the
choice OF 2s Deputies TO In the next Legislature
in lieu Of "a whose terms have expired and Of de
ceased NJ. F. Csamei late Vice Consul Of France a.
Maldonsdo who, in consequence OF the Anglot French
intervention under the necessity OF removing 10
Montevdeo has lately returned to the former town
and obtained liberty to reside there In his private
capacity.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Arrival Of PrIsnte Uoited siates.


We learn from Norfolk that the L. :. irigate
United states Capt Joseph smoo bearing thu broad
peunsnt Of Conmqwre George c. Read, arrived In
Hampton Roads o6The evening OF the 10TH from the
Mediterranean. Oficers and crew all well.
We received the following letter from a correspond
cnt board the L. frgste United states last night
u : FnrGArK UNITED STATES.
Hampton Roads February 49, l.49
hasten to inform you OF the arrival Of this ship at
Hampton Roads after nearly three years absence
from the United states during which time she has been
the ship OF Com. Geo. C Read both on the west
coast Of Africa and the Mediterranean stations The
number OF miles sailed by her Is something more than
1000 and am pretty well assured that few II any,
d,g-ship has performed active creditsbe
service, during the period Of her absence.
In every port where she touched especially In
the Mediterranean have citizens tet the Influence
Of her presence for the protection OF themselves end
their property during the many popular outbreaks and
revolutions OF the inhabitants the European Cont
nent lsst year aud the Government Judge whether
the honor and dignity OF the United states could be bet
Represented as far the functions OF Command
er Chef in her Navy required) than Ia the
person Of Commodore Read We were relieved while
ying At Cadiz New iesr by the Jamestow Com
Bolton and sailed from there on the ith OF January ioI
home, via Porto Prsys, where touched tho 10Th
u 10 provision ship Al the latter place found the
Portsmouth spd cambridge lying 1T anchor. Sailed
from Porto Prsya the -th Jan carrying the Trades
nearly far the latitude OF Bermuda For tho past
- days the winds variable snd adverse, mostly
from tho northwsrd aud westward have not time to
giye more detailed account OF the cruise At present
farther than 10 add list Of her officers viz:
.a. XIV. keis- " a i s1o.S Set Fern 1 ,Ss ca.ss. 's
scott Fleet Surgeon. pArti master Jaisn nsr. Pur.-
n. . Mayo, secr-tar W walai Pissed s5.hipn-u, J. n
Bfooss n c Hunter. Captain, c-rs D Insrah.n Psrsf.
csr., H,unq.s.. Boa,~.ia. Han Guaasf R.n.ai Car
gsa'-f jordan smasef James Fsfsr Y-omsn. R-ari
T- Jsmsosu r,gord having 'pos-a The coa.uauon With
aa al o. Gbnif df,e, of InPo there % s,s o. boar.
NJ Mcaay -ho Ia. recently sed the appointment Of ch's-
tAHifss o. A-taniri
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

The HEMPsTEAD TRAGEDY.-We learn from
the Hsmpsiesd Farm that second inquest In relation
TO the burning OF Mr. Millers house, WAS called on
saturday The verdict Of the Coroner's Jury was,
That the death Of Mrs Miller and her three children
was caused by violence. by some person or persons
unknown 10 the jury" IL appeared from the ies
timouy that the inmates OF the house had been
dispatched with an AK Or some heavy Instrument and
the house sei on re great deal Of excitement pre-
walls IL the neghoorhoOd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Fire I'm Utica.
RH Telegraph

BY Telegraph UTICA Monday fee ".
About O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out In 10 Libertyst. occupied by Mr.. Bourne
which totally destroyed three stores Mr.. Bourne's
loss is 81 500 He insured for sl,2OO. Mr.. Nor
sans loss is about $500 insured for $500. Mr.. Cal
lamsn lost $3.50 insured for $1,000. Bailey s Bro
theirs jewery store saved their loss by damage
of their goods about 81 GOO insured for $1,000 The
buildings were owned by the Devin estate and Mr..
Oyeracker, and were greatly insured. John McQusde
and John King were considerably injured by a fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
To AIaebrnists.

| have discovered a mode of solving Cubic
Equations, which is almost as simple as the ex-
traction Of the Cube Root in arithmetic; and !
believe the mode may be successfully and advan-
tageously applied 10 all'the higher equations. II
any person wishing sample Of this mode Of solving
Cubics will ,iguy bis wishes 90 BY mail (postpsid
| will send him a solution should choose to have
the applicant select an equaion-one from the csss de
nom mated " lrreducibe," II he pesses. Ny address
10 Plumb Brook Mscomb Co Mch.'
For The Tribune JACOB HAFF.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Remarks on the abore.

We do not often publish letters like the iorego-
ing, but this affords opportunity to correct
some misapprehensons, and we embrace H. Let
our friend aud all who think with him be assured,
then, that
/. The Union Is ,R no danger Of dissolution. He
may rest easy on that head Should he live long
enough he will hear louder talk of dissolution at
leas, fifty times than he now hears and still the
Union will endure. Let him just Sc, it DOWN as a
Fixed fact that the Union is not near its end, and
sleep as soundly as ever.-But
2. The dissolution oftke URioR roUld"'ot be he
dreadful affair he rcpresegts a. Ii would be a
very absurd act on the part Of the seeding party
and would work great inconvenience and emoar'
rassmeni, especially TO the people OF the great
Mississippi Valley. In time, however, matters
would accommodate themselves TO the new pohI-
icSl arrangements. and we should grow as many
Bushels OF corn to the acre and set as many ysrds
Of cloth from hundred pounds Of wool as we now
do. The Union is an excellent thing-quitc too
advantageous TO be broken up in an age 50 utilta-
ran as this-but II is possible 10 exaggerate even
vs. blessings.
,. There is no general disposition IN the North 70
erord The South on the subject Of Siarery. On the
eonirary,,he spritlsrgely preponderating through
out the Free States is one Of accommodation and
ooncession--to the utmost limit allowed by con-
science and by duty. AL we ask is that Slavery
shall not be extended by virtue Of the exertions
and sacrifices OF our whole People. Ii our friend
'niellgently believes what he says about Slavery
being curse where it now exists. he cannot ex-
pect-he ought not to desire-that the North
should consent to its extension under Nation al
Flag. by virtue Of victories sealed with Amer
Can blood, We are for the WilmOt or jefferson
s'e'iso because that has been fairly tried aad
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
ENf ANr AHlH"Ar
Earthquake at sprin gtield.

On Thursday morning last between and )
O'Clock there loud explosion cas-, Of north Of my
place Of observation Twas without reverberston and
louder than ~ FOUNDER Il was probably an serolite
and had ii sgreed with the time Of the shock at Spring
aeld should presume 1t was the cause Of the shock
The sprinshed shock Is stated to have been Thursday
night-this was Thursday morning. EN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

TIE MAScHEsrER MURDER ExASISATioS-
Ths 60 ,. say, Of the trs of the persons spect-
ed OF beiux concerned In the murder Of Ar Parker a.
NsEchester ia las Thus far, n the examination
here nothing hss appeared which shows ths the n
-,,rss ~orf-.siau Of person IN New. Bedford IN
any degree correct or rat the present Investigation
zr. ont Of the arrest Of the person referred TO- some
Nsucbeer people Rave entertained 'asPeions that The
persons arrested here we're concerned IN the 1cer 2,
!, .,rb r,suuer ss 10 10 reqgirs legal in vesr
-, hi. fair 20 ssy that the parties accused have
shoun no disposition % shrink from the closest exsi-
nation bat .Ae ccr'rry nsgs appeared 70 eoar' -
tgll.s, and nost arnY.e .e9-Y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

We here present TO the American public the opening
Of an original version OF one Of the attractive and
beautiful products Of modern literature. Its jsst pub
lshed Paris and copy vac forwarded By the Last
r'rssss in that city. II 10 . peodant 30 the Cosa
denoes" or Autobiography. Of Lsmsrtns. nov pub
hshed In la Prssss. and V supposcd-witA Aov mach
reason will appear 10 readers ia the OF the
work-to narrss some Of the more private experiences
Of 10 sa,hor We 'hsll continue the publication tro
day to day until the whoe-sss Psses octave In our
French copy-is completed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

MR CLAYTON AND GES. TAYLoR-The Wash
ns,on correspondent of the Philadelphia NortA Ar1i
can, speaking of Gen. TArIoAs letter to Mr. CLAYTON
rendering the place of Secretary Of state uuder the in
coming Administration says;
Like all Gen. Tsylors productions II is brief, pert
rsnt and explicit Ii consists Of one hundred an
twenty two words Gen. Taylor opens BY stating tbs
he had been unable, before the period OF writing I
5e,ermine defntively upon any Arrangements for 81
non The subjec, previously and that he places al Nh
c.. disposal he Department of State and hopes II ms,
be accented He closes by saying that IN Offering M
Clayton the frs, position in the Cabinet his sceeptsne
will be equally as gratifying TO the wishes oil me eoun
,ry =. II viii Be- agreeable TO him who tenders IL,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Cen, TnyIor,s Movements.

BIZ Telgraph WHEELING Va. Tuesday, Feb %.
The steamer Telegraph, with Gen TAYLOR and
suite on board lies completely blocked In BY the ice,
fifteen miles below this city Carriages have been sent
with all possible dispatch, to convey the Pre'den,
elect with the rest of the passengers to Wheeling but
they cannot return before evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Baltimo ore Harbor- The Markets, &c.

BY Telegraph BALTIMORE TUESDAY feo' ~
The harbor is still completely frozen over. The
markets are quiet and without any change worthy OF
note Supplies are light.
The Washington papers OF this morning have failed
to reach
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

The SOUND SrEAsERs-Nails for Enropc-
The SAFE Of Maiae from stonngton arrived here about
10 o'clock ?. NJ yesterday. with the Eastern Mails.
The Nafs Of Maine will take back the mails for the
steamer and the proposed Overland Express has been
abandoned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

d FALSE PRErEScEs-A fellow calling himself
VIM Spies about 30 years Of age has for some days
past been obtaining number Of work boxes and other
property, from sundry persons, By representing tina.
they were for Mr.. James Lee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

IL The Memphis Eagle tells Of an amateur re
turned volunteer who has lately been doing prosper
ous business in that region BY selling forged lAndwsr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

LEFT.-An infant was last evening left at th,
door OF Mrs. Coriers, No. 81 Henryst- BY some un
known person Il was Transferred 10 the Aims House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

The writer iihe following takes plain mat
ter-oi-iaet view Of the trip scross the Istimus.-
We give It that our readers may see both sides OF
the subject The letter Of Il" D. Il R" published
IN Saturdays Tribune was written BY one who
would not Intentionally convey a false impression.
- T-g
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

TuEsDAY February 30
~ Gov. WICELIFFE OF Kentucky is in the
City and is staying al the Irving House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

EMr. STEVENS. the Free Soil candidate 'oi
Congress in the lid District Of New Hampshire, nss
Withdrawn In favor Of Mr. Pessee, the presen' Loco
Foco Incumbent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

FIRE-Feb. 2o--The dwelling-house No. !:
Broadway discovered to bs re yesterday after
noon After doing slight damage, the flames were OF
iinguished by officers Cregier and Dunlap.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

ATTExPT OF DUTEE TBE MUEDERER TO COM
MI SUICIDE 1t was abou, t~o O'Clock On Sssurasy
when the sheriff Eyee;a received tne comnnenc
OF tbe ,.ntence Of Augustus Dates. He iHm>distsiy
proceeded 70 the jail and iDfoimed nim OF tae i4et
Dutee s.ked 10 be lefs tor dAy more 10 jsl Inis
-, .,i.ds :. b- "a, often expressed desire 70 die
rsther thsn 20 10 the STATE Prison Tor NE Finding
80, Re . ~ >. in u,edat.ly carried over be new TO
bis bed drew out a razor wniea vas n!d mere. seo
"a. n the act Of drawing across his throat when the
mar ubo hss been kept IN his cell 70 vstch him, seixed
rs arm from behind and prevented he eonsunmsuoa
n ,ss .asssssa ssss.as sSSa Traveller, lsjh.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
Thirtieth Congress.
Corrs.ponaence Of The tribune.


sESAIE.... WASHINGTON Monday Fe5. -.
Mr. YULEE presented the resolutions o. the State
of floriis in opposition 10 the enactment OF the WI.
mot Proviso, applied 10 the newly acquired Terrific
ries he made some remarks In reference 10 tie de-
termination ot Florida 10 ress, the Proviso.
Mr. WEsrcoTr followed. insisting that the en-
setneni Of the grovso would cause dissolution Of he
Union, that there would b. civil Tar SC. lie main.
sinei that the Union had been exclusively advantage
to the Norin. and defended himself Tor hsving
sisned Mr.. CALHoUNs Address because IL was no,
strong enough
The resolutions were then ordered q be printed
on motion Of Mr. lULEE, who opposed 90 bitterly The
printing OF the New York resolutions.
Mr.. DoUGLAss then appealed % the Senate 20
relieve the suffering Caliornians, By taking up snd
passing hls bill % sdmii i state.
Mr. ATHERroN. the Chairman of the Finance
Committee opposed the motion. IS be could not con
sent 20 allow me Civil and Diplomatic AppropT siion
bill 20 BE- passed % waste three four days vita
out efectng any beneficial result
The motion was .ost by l6 10 -.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bin was
then taken Up, and
Mr.. ArHERroS and JEFFERSON DAVIS defended
the Coast Survey from the snimsdversons OF Mr. BEN
roN on saturday sud the BIZ occupied the remainder
oi tie day.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
RAPHAEL;
on,
PAGES OF THE TWENTIETH YEAR.
py iIpHOySE DE LLNiRTIyP
NOTE RY THE rsANslAroRs.

ihA>sLAthp FoK rHh Nh"-'V'N 'R'"VN
BY eHAS. A. DANA 4 BAfARD TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

~ II is reported that the steamer United
States has been sold TO agent OF the German Empire
s,r .l~OOOO
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
BROOKLYN

WEEKLY REPORTS or DEATHS ASD isTERnESrs
fer rsek eadisg FEB. l7haes, II Females %; Adults
Is Children n. Total g.. Their diseases were a.
follows Apoplexy I, Asthma /, Bronchitis /, Cholera
nfantum l. Consumption T. Convusions 3, Group 4,
Congestion Of Brain l. Congestion Of Lungs /, Dropsy
!, DyseBtery 2 Puerpersl Fever /, scarlet Fever l.
Whoopinz Cough /, Inflammation Of Brain 2 DO Of
Bowels 2 DO. stomach l. Msrssmas l, Measles J. Stll
born g. UGkno~n !. Influenza J., Pneumonia Typnoides
l. Rupture Of the Womb l. There were slso l5 inter
ments IN Green wood and other Brooklyn grounds from
sew-Yor< and other places cHA' : o GooosIcn
Physician Of the Board OF Health
CoNnoS CoUScu-The Board met ast even
ng a. The Mayors Ofhcs-Hs fiooo,, Frsncs B sryssf,
presiding. The ninuies were read and approved
PErrro~ REFgsRgD-For numbering the hcases 70
S.yy.L ksssnsoe o. 5nghs 10 = ,p cs,ag
W1l0ugh ghbysi between Cumberland and Clinton aVenues
fos srsdirg HcssH from Hamilton syeeus 20 Leonsfas %
fr r-rumbeng FsOn-si for having o1s on vest SIDE OF
ason led 10 for no sale " Ensns No u 70 the
cry for org.nzng ,ss- rfs oomPssy ron ~ 70
ne school No. IL FOR reuis.io, u ar
TIE Controller returned the iolo~ipg 1npsid sssessmsut
H.f. VIZ Wells and Pumps corner Of Clinton su DO
-, b.r,y srt WoodhaII. 10 cor H0Jt and Warren DO.
10 cor Fs.hisg.vsnUs and Spencer. Pubic Cis-
80 o.viog from Co uu.st . xir - feet Of Y1shinx
grading ssd psyns on bsdfofds dsyet1e easssry
70 city nne Referred 70 th- Assessn,ri Committee
The COMMITTEES 90 Accounts reported 10 public bills.
amounting ss4 l5, snd recommended heir psymeot BY
xs Coorolsf.
The Police COmmitte- 10 vson referred the pstiou
Of Wm Gssoioz and Otbsrs 10 have officer sLaonsd
ne Fulton Ferry, r-ccrssnced hist h. lnspectof of
Hscks report The Of p-rsons who violated The law
Adopted The IN favor q efrrrng the petitioo o
several a5s= n1lssrc-s 70 nc Street Commues Adopt
Cd The ComIaitse Aris snd Sciences and schools
reported ia favor u spconung John D. CooE, J g. L.
nan sod Dsy 70 81 yaescies In The Board Of Edaes
uon Adopted. The Chief Easipeers report ior Ibe
moths o knaary snc February theo reed accepted
snc placed 6s rh. street Committee reported 10 f.
Of he poton Of voorhees, su.ashsn for interest %
conlrsci for grazing Esni.iOn-syeru. Adopted Aso-
70 favor Of the peon ofJossph c. Wnghi and othen, 70
OPEN JOhnso1-sl Adopls1
Af.er passing ssvsrs resol1loos lhs Board sdoorred
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Arrival If the sarah Sands.

The steam propeller Sarah Sands, Capt. THoMP-
son, which sailed from Liverpool on the 25th ut
arrived at Sandy Hook on Monday, after a passage
Of twenty-six days. She has 10 passengers IN The
sst cabin, 80 in the second and 90 in the steerage
Her news is Of course. anticipated by the Niagara
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

Entered by 0reslsy hcElrafh' according 70 sct u
Cooxress 10 !he Csrks ocs a De ooushsru Dsres ef
NswYork
r1 copynss, Of tAs .,ssos zrsuSsd pr.ssas
Ds1seoe ~ The ns-spsps p oay protect clans -
oas .bos Tbs sspy tsss Asvvw suass1
ysss~ vArA sssvv vuesN NstM
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

The following is the reply OF Mr.. WILSON, OF
New Hampshire, to letter from Richard Emerson on
the subject OF Slavery Extension We ind the letter
iu the Tqdspendeni Dea0cra and Fresmda, published
al Concord \. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-23
Our morristo.n Correspon dence.

MoRRisTows, ". j., Dec 20, 1919.
Further Particulars Respecting the State Bank Morris
Issieimenfs Lambert Norton Liberated -Proeeedings
IN Court Of ChGaeery
have few more items 70 communicates respecting
the late proceeding court In the matter Of
State Bank at Morris The learned counsel for tho
Directors asked that the be taken In
gard to the Indictment against the President and d.
rectors had been In that against the first Cashier
but the court refused the ground that Norton
unable to give the requisite recognzance. Thus mat
ters stood when the court adjourned about o'clock
Monday evening to A. NJ. next day. Counsel again
strongly urged the right Of part Of the defendants to
enter into recognfances and the Indictment to
the Supreme Court hut the still refused They
were thus all compelled to plssdpleaded not guilty
and Termiuer 10 be held the third Tuesday Of be-
brpary 1850 The court however. granted them leave,
argue before full bench at Trenton Should that
motion be oyerrusd aud the Indictment sustained,
they will have to stand their trial In this county
The great object In insisting time 20 plead. In
case the Indictment should be sustained. to get the
changed TO sn-ther county. To this, however,
some OF the defendants directly opposed knowing
the purity Of their motives and feeling satisfied aud
even DESTROYS 20 submit IN trial ensues to the judy
me Mt that b. melted cut 60 them at home. As 10
Is the Cashier alone v have the privileges, II the In
dictmept be not qus,ted 70 change the rensV.
You will doubtless. be surprised % learn that Lam
bert Norton has at last been liberated. He yes
terday morning released frum custody, j. w Pointer
Eco, Of this town aud David Sanaerson Of the D
rectore having become bound for his 1T the
hrst day Of p.pt term, IN a bond Of IS 900
10 is curreatly reported here that proceedings
about being commenced the High Court OF chance
~ and rigid Investigation made Ia the matter of the
trsnsfer Of the stock o. the old bank r. A Thonp-
and bis ssfsciatesit being strongly SUSPECTED all
not right ana fair In that transaction Look out
for startling disclosures ere this matter Ia finally set