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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17
Mrs, Araminla Foard,

Nd RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies'
~ OF Elkton and vicinity, that she has re-
turned from Philadelphia with handsome as :
sor,ment OF winter Millinery, consisting IN part
OF PLAN and semi vclvets, fgd plain and strip
ed satin and silk ribbons, feathers and flowers
both American and French Her assor, mcnl of
goods are much handsomcr than she has been
able to offer to the public for some time. Very
thankful for past iavors she acknow Lodges her
sell ready to attend to the ladies at any time
with neatness and good taste. Nov 3-5w.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR SALE AT
c CSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space,

1 -
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE, Mo.
COMPRISING the best and afgest st ock OF
" EADY MADE CLOTHIN
ever offered in tins city. Prices reduced. Dress,
Frock, Sack, Box and Ovrrcoa,s, all colors
qualities and slzcs-irom 50 90, 45O. AIS, 8. so
and upwards.
PANTALoONs of superior French cnt and
finish at ~, 50, ,, $50 8, $50 and upwards
embracing II styles.
Fancy. Plain, and Plaid Cassimeres.
VESTS, embracing every variety, at corres-
ponding prices.
BOYS SACK and Overcoats. A large as
sortment of Boys Sack and Overcoals 20 per
cent less than usual prices
Also, large stock ofCLOTHS every shade
and quality, and every variety Of Cass meres
and Vestings. always on hand which will be
made up to order in the best and most reasona-
bic terms. Having one of the most able and
exper fenced Cutters good fit is always guar
anced.
Remember the name and place, Corner Of
Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
Get. -. Fl. Fl. COLE.
This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers OF Cecil county hath OBJ aimed
from the Orphans Court OF said county. lei
lers Ies'amen'ary on the personal estate of
Nathan Lakeland late of said county
decd All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby varied to
exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof.
duty authenticated. on or before The 18th ,lav
o. October, 1850, they may otherwise, by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
10 The subscribers. Given under our hands
this 9Th day Of October 1919.
JAMES A. LAKELAND ! ,
JOHN JANNEY, hA'''S'
Oct 81 '49-6w.
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A COLD BOY FOR SALE.

A Boy IA years of age-uncommonly
active and intelligent, well calculated to
make an expert and valuable waiter is
offered for sale for term of years-none
need apply as purchasers but those whose
we'll established reputation will entite
them to confidence inquire at this Of
flee. oct 81 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

THE SATURDAY COURIER CAsE.-Thi,
long contested Case has been amicably
settled between the parties. Mrs. Hol
den has received for her interest in the
paper, over $4,000 in cash, and over
$4,000 o d-bts due the establishment
has. been assigned to her.
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NOTICE

The subscriber has granted 10 Messrs,
Charles w. Bender J.. A White & Co.,
tne exclusive privilege to shoot on my
Welsh Point Farm during the shooting
season; all other persons are forbidden to
'respa,s with dog or gun on The lame.
or upon any property of the subscriber,
or to cut or TO carry off, wool or poles.
LEr!rIA NJ. RANDEL.
Nov. 10 '49,
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COnSta b lie Sale

sSuvs irtue Of two wriis of Fieri Facias, is
apnuaed by Lambert d Rowland one of tie
=, nlJues Of the Peace. OF tie State Of Maryland.
ia, Noacd ior Cecil county, at the suit Of Nathai
:, fiddle and Pol & BdGe against the goods
~ chatll IS, Iands a d tencments, of s ,muel
ana dway, and 10 me directed, | have seiG, q
atei taken into execution all the right, title,
salDest, and estate at Law and in equity "r.",
y u Samuel Broadway-in and to one os
r frame House, in Chesapeake City
south size of Back Gre N, located on Ge,.,,
street between I'd anC Sd SITS. And hereby ~,
notice that on Saturday, the 24tl MT
O'Clock, 7. NJ, viii otiicl for sale the SAID
erly, SO seized and taken in c.ecu ton by prop
lie auction, TO the highest bidder Tor c pub
Pool 4 BIdtles Hotel, Chesapeake City "sh at
JAMES Mob
Nov 3-3t ConsE1
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From The Del, .JournnL
WILMINGTON MARKET
Nov & 1919

NOV 8, ISF9.
Wheat Flour (from storey 25u $50
Wheat (prime) 40
New Wheat O5
Oats (trom wagons) %
Corn, from wagons. s.
Corn Meal, per bushe; 70
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov 15.-Flour
50. Mhea' Sl.o0a 06 for prime red,
and Sl,O7 10 for white; Corn. old
white SO 0 d yellow 5S 60-new corn
so a 53.'s: Oats 81 a 33cts.
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Two Farms fer Tent.

The farn now occupied by Elias 6,
" lillian Rhoads containing about 500
acres. Also, the farm now occupied ty
Isaac, liouchell containing about 300 acres
both on Bohemia Manor. Leases ior 4
years vii. be gwen togood Tenants.
GEORGE w. OLDHAM.
Elkton Oct, l3 -.
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This is to Give Notice That the

This is to Give Notice That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
ters 'es'amen!ary on the personal estate OF
Matthias Tyson, late of said county, decd
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen
iica'ed on or before the i4lh day ofNovem-
Der, $50: they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted to said esla lie are request
ed to make immediate payment TO the sub
scrlber. Given under my hand this l7h
day OF November la.49
.,- LEVI L, TYSON, Admir-.
Nov. I7-6w.
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NLOTHS --Fre"ch, English, and Amer lea q
~ Black, Blue, Olive, Brown, and Drab Cas-
sineres and Tweeds French and American
Black and fancy Colors for sale by
Novs BENZ F May.
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M. De TocQUEvIELE AND Mn. Clay.
TON. According to The Washington cor.
respondent of the New York Herald. Vi,
De Tocquevile does not take MIR. Claw
tons reprooi kindly.
The French Minister has since the
published correspondence, written a let
ter to our Secretary of Stale, in reply to
the letter of Mr.. clayton to the French
Minister. IN which oar Secretary took
occasion to admonlsh the Government of
France that The United States were COM
petent to take care of then selves and
their own dignity as nation, without
the gratuious advice which NJ. de Toe
quevlle had condescended to give to
our Secretary OF State Nj. de Tocqua-
vile, it is said demands OF the Secretary
OF Safe to retract, modJSsor apologize,
IN respect to the offeneixs expression, in
his very indepcnd1 II letter to rance.
He further states that several Cabinet
meetings had been held at Washington;
Mr.. Clayton was disposed 10 compromise
but that General Taylor, who "never sur
renders" protested against the Secretary
abandoning his posi;ion-and the ques-
ton beng taken, tie Cabinet unanimous
ly resolved that no retrac,ion, modfca-
ton, or apology for the letter shall be
made. Mr. Rives' reception will be de-
layed till the answer to the demand OF
M. de TocqueviIle is received. The
next steamer will take out General Tay-
lor's empha ic reply, and the next bring
back Mr.. r YES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

rASHMERES and Mouslin de LANES, en-
~ broidered, cherry, green, mazarine blue,
scarlet, maroon, mode colofs add figured for
sale b BENZ + MAY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

AN A NEW LINE TO
a- 1sn- GEORGErOWN g.
Yzsss.,.,:i,,.sTs FREDERiCTOWN.-
SdsAeassn &s41SSis-=-s'At-s5 The new Steamer Ce-
Gil, will commence running to Georgetown and
Frcdcrick,own, (stopping at Turner's Creek.
and Nennard's Londing, going and rcturning,)
on Thursday, Goth Sept, and continue the
route, by leaving No. 8 Light st. Wharf, near
Pratt ST., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Salur-
days, at 9 A. NJ, and leaving Georgetown and
Fredericktown, on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 8 a. NJ.
Passengers will DO landed. also, at any other
point on tho route. Fare 81. Dinner prov-
ed on beard E. &. STURGEON, Capt.
dOct 20-6m.
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Trustees Sale,

By virtue ola decree of the Court Of Chance
ry of Maryland, the undersigned as Trustee
will offer at public Sale on
TUESDAY, tho l,lh day Of December
next, at the Court House door in Elkton. all
that valuable Tract Of Land containing
446 Acres.
wherein Mr.. .Stephen ITvland of 81. ro,v 70.
sides. 1t is most beautifully situated IN ~.
h,ver' where fish and wild fowl ahonnd, and
where i'e Steamboats, to and from Baltimore
Pass aaiiy. IL IS 10 miles from EIklon and Is
miles from North East, one half is arabic land
nnder good fencing the other halfis in W God
principally Young chestnut timber. The soil
may be readily improved and rendered very
productive. There isa two Story frame dwell
49, ling House with good crlnary
Ea IT Ia and other out-buildings on tn,
- iiik p'1 TX. T,,m, Of Sal. =. n,..,r;.
bed by the decree, require the pa yment of one
third part ofthe purchase money in Cash on the
day OF Sale or on the ratification thereof one
other ,h,rc part thereof in nine months, and the
residue in Is months from the day fSale- the
last two instruments 10 bear interest from the
day OF Sale and 10 be secured by bond or notes,
o. o. tile purchaser with security approved by the
Trustee.
Sale 10 commence at o. clock, A. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
Elkton, Nov. II 40 It's Trustee
1~sJonrnal and Gazette, Wilmington; Record
West Chester will copy once il week IS, and tho
Daily Inquirer, Phia, twice week and setd
bill to Trustee
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in Elkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties of that otlice--all Notes &
Accounts placed in his hands for colec-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS THACKERY.
NIB. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for
percentage. L. T.
Dec. q 'IS.
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Is. e. Davis.
Baltimore si'sc;, 0 door; EGa u The Bridge,
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALTIMUNE, ND.
% MANUFACTURERS and cealer in Hats,
I'VE Caps, Ladies Fancy Furs and Umbrellas,
has in store a lar c TN general assortment ct
the above goods ,grel ted in TIE New York
Philadelphia, aud Baltimore market, which h
offers at such vccy low prices as 10 make it tn
interest OF deccrniny public TO give him
cali Oct, 2O-sIn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

hats, Caps, Boots AMI Sloas, also, L.-
Il dies, Gentlmen's and chillrens Gum
Shoes for s,e by BFMAY
E ANDSoME style Of Bay state shawIs for
81 ssIeby
Nov B F MAY.
"A LfACAS-Figured striped, hlack I ana
IA plain colors, Tor Gale by BFMa
n AID S and Gentlemens Unsi,r,
III gloves Tor sale by BE MAY.
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This is to Give Notice, That the

This IS to Give Nollce, That the
subscriber OF Cecil county has Obtained
from lee Orphans Courl of said county,
letters OF Administration Oh the personal Ell
la;e OF Jesse Gimua, late OF said county d"S
ceased. Al persons having claims aga1ut
the said deceased, are hereby warned e
exhibit,he same with the vouchers there
duly authenticated, on or before the 9 III dsy
of October 1850, they may oherw ice GA
law, be excluded from all benef OF sad by
tale. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
20tl day of October 1919.
elizabeth CHINA. Admp,r re
October % 7l9-GW
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

This is to Give Notice
subscriber of Cecil couH&
from The Orphans Cout
Iers OF Administration a
tate OF Sidney G. Brad
county deceased. All
claims against the said deg
BY warned 10 exhibit thea
vouchers thereof duly Il, then
before the 9th day Of October =
wise by they may be excluded ~
beaei, of said estate, All persons j
ed to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment TO the subscriber. Given
my hand Ibis 2olh day cfOcober ls49.
SARAH A. BRADFORD, Admin.
Oct 90 '49-6w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17

VT-Bcs, ricI;!.. Vinegar, onh
y AID Ig GALS, by the gallon {. Aarrcl. va
Aur.2o, "m. 5tL.E
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al:aE.ss, ~ EsE.ivate SaIr..

E'uPERlOR Bucktsin Milts aud Gloves for
~ sale BY g. +. MAY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17
GRANTS INDIAN
PII.IOHi!R}Y DA|SIM
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

THIS Bn'a'r h.o'' rnd mr."s in hc Langs. and
elsewhere Htcrnap, ccrGlny and easily the pURt.
FLYING EXrRACr-sIss and henis ulcers .-icrr1ry Tks
BALsAI cUrr7 .'sac of CorSh and ConSurpiioa
Of Ten after all CHER remedies have faei do good.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-11-17
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered TO the public, has
ever been half rercin and cFcc.u1L III restoring Ill
the incidental 0satnsSSes and regu!Giiis .. the sex.
&c BRNNT'S PuLMoNARY BALsAM. II r1nkes no dtfer
Wh#lcr the arrangement be suppression ercssJ.
or other iaciIfniol ,yrGArss,-it REGULATES ALL.
By strengthening the system cq'azing the crcuotioa,
and SOOTHING ard ALiAil&G NERVOUS llltlrA.
BlLlTY See ParphetS for proof.
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For tickets i'll any of the above Lotte-
ries, address D.PAlNE & co, Managers
oct Il Wilmington, Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03


A regular meeting Of the Historical Society was
held on Tuesday night at the University. Aletter
was received from Mr.. Van Setback, containing ex-
tracts of important incidents connected with the Re-
volution, and especially of the treachery of Benedict
Arnold. The report of the Librarian showed that
donations had been received from the Secretary of
State of the State of New York, the New Jersey
Historical Society," and several others, one or more
of which were from London The donations from
the Secretary of State consisted of proof maps of
all the documents connected with the State. A
paper was read from memorandum book of
Robert Fulton, relative to the first steamboats,
the North River and their expenses, the latter of
which, from July, 1909, to 1910, was $4,000; and
of the steamboats, which Piled 10 the points on New
Jersey, the receipts from which In the time
$1,000 The boats on the North River, two in num-
Der receipted from $500 to $500 In 1872 there
three boats, whose average receipts were about the
in 1909 and 10. The whole expenses at that
time for running boat the North River 5000
per year and Mr. Fulton concluded at that time that
10 600 Of wooded land would furnish fuel for oil
the steamboats, on the n orth River perpetually.
Tho death Of Benjamin +. Thompson, of Hempsteaa,
nounccd, and general biography of his life given
half dollar American coin, cast under tho admins
tration of Washington, which bore on one tie
head of Wa hiDgton, with tho inscription-"G. wash
ington LIST, 1892" and on the other side Gle II
the issue Of which suppressed by Washington and
the dies broke after six pieces had been cast was e1
hibited.
Mr. KrEUELs, of Fishkill, read paper sour utch
Progenitorsn which spoke Of the great effect Of the
Dutch upon the prosperity Of the country. The Anglo
Saxons now spoken Of were body of Dutchme aad
though great credit is now given to the men
Of New England for improvements and inven-
tons, tho greatest inventions were discovered by
the early Dutch settlers of the country The pros
perity OF Holland was before that Of any nation
the EARTH having, in times past, navy of 50
ships Of the line, and navy equal to that
Of tho United States though only equal in extent
about half Of the State of New York In 1927 it had
population of go the square mile 1t before the
Dutch-about 1,5C0 years after the Christian era
that the Roman army retreated for the first time One OF
the most important pcrssnages of ancient Holland was
Prince Van Buren-probably progenitor Of New
generally the Dutch from the beginning of the
Christian up to the present timonll Of which may
be found in the various original historical works
A resolution then passed, rendering the than ks
of the Society to Mr. Kneucs for his able and ancient
do sument
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

D- n....... an ,, A M, ,r,,x,srs-l
Ho'ESIhp pio'Eh'Ni or i"- N'
While Senator Seward, of this State, is soJourning
:: Cd C.oI;o soarcb;no nrobablv for some
In Soutn carolina, seaichhiS' P'oo"'' wi ~
curious tombstone TO take pattern Oh OF trying 10
Ga a., sore bisbon TO be introduced TO- or for
hhu ou' '''''e &C., -. -: =.
some other equally dellgnuul purpose, bearing on
,L G,,,,e we find that his associates and oroans
- ,lis State are busilv engaged in preparing a
orea, and ;mnortant movement in CONGRESS- that
IN ,,,;Jor ,h. breacb still further be,xeen N.
WIN "iu ~ Wv
North and the South, and add more d hculty ~
tho administration of the Government nv General
~
TAYLOR. In the EUsning Journal, of Albany, con-
ducted nv Thurlow Weed the ORGAN and associate
r,,I ru1
OF MI seward, Oh MONDAY last, we ma inc fohow-
mo article -
20 THE c, AVE u,pvrr
rcuuo.,a,,a,a 90 H. e. ,o,irg Post I
t0'''''p'"N w w vs'",croy 4nriI d 1910
Tam ,roro and mora innressod with the inheritance
&c Si 49, sis,rnff trade renorts FIR tbn 80
morc;ai n.nera nortb and south We have accnrat
a of the Transactions nj the Rr;ght ~,
cattle market of the receipts, prices and shipments of
tobacco rice ana cotton Nov p" nuch more important
Of Inc prices solcs and movements human beings at
points where the troic IN the commodities Of bodies
ch,ttesn are as important as beeves and swine. whe
her sold upon the hoof in herds or by tho carcass in
rn,h xon accurate data of tho state of the market
here the govern operators great
extent throughout .ne county sc o,ordod n ,,a
bles this morning that six females taken young
and likely at an average OF i've hundred dollars head
or tI bs morning Purchasers would do we'll to atenI
in greater numbers, as no depot in the United
cra, onyernmen dealers in This article are nroectnJ
by its power and are oxemp from many burdens and
pip,''D'''J"' va, Ill -: - Wv ''''''
ie'''''N' VI viz 1'''' 1'e Wv" ''"' o'' 'i'
apo'o
grace It's abroaatiou is demanded by every cnnsids
ration of justice and sclt-respect Its existence is
Within 10 n ~" prvew Of the mp'nicna
they should be held responsible for the insult
nnanSG snoud DC os
District Not dollar should be voted by the House Of
Representayss Tor any o1lect pertaining TO tho DIS,
within its borders This course would very soon purify
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
Police Intelligence,

Seizure Of a Cotinte te,ier's .1pparatus-A few d.
since we noticed seizure Of extensive countcrf
coming apparatus consisting If presses, levers dl
&c, found in New Jersey together with a large uui
THY Of the spurious III tal-some of the coin be
partly executed Information having been given to
excellent Chief Of Police, Mr. Nats,ll, officers Bro
and Leonard were deputed ferret out the vi ole m
ter, which they have done most completely on
Brown after visiting Washington the business.
ceivtd orders fronthe department in the matter
result was. his conveying away all their tools matters
&c, weighing in all two tons The location
THESE extensive countcrftiters was u small farm at
BlazIg Star. near oodbridge. n. j. The premi
formerly belonged to man by the name of Sweet
IL supposed to have sailed for California. with o
100000 worth OF this base coin. to form
there. Mr.. Joseph Randolph purchased the IA
ft m sweet, and IL was then disc that the :
mises lad be, the head of an ION ve gan
city yesterday, by officer Brown and deposited in
charge cf the nited States Marshal, by order of
government.
Made 10 Paw Up.--The man l.. G. Klinck whose arr
we noticed IN yesterday Heraid having been made
Albany, charging HIM with obtaining 5000 from n
thomas Pugh under false represout slions We tor
was brought to this city by officers Horrirsn and ;
hens. and conveyed before Justice Lothrop. but ~
yiCus TO leaving tlbany he became alarmed AMI :
back the $500 he magistrate. on reviewing the
d,Dcc, discharged klinck from custody
Charge u Steatng Bodf.-Jfiicer Cavapsrh OF
Stcthd "aiu arrested yesterday morning early n
py 'ne hahc oi Peter Smith. whom the officer found
p'a, "hch ne had stolen from the Brooklyn sh
beloi gibg to John '. Bergen. valued at $50 Dur,
the day. oftctr Hicks came from BROOKLYN withaw
lJ II for trial ~ w "a
Bmg'o'y-Two fellows calling tbem,.lve. EdS,
Ola by abd Henry rank. arrested We ,t,r,l,,
large OF breaking into a carpenters sion l. mr.
~ ben jamin IRELAND. he j,Isiice cu,nr, n ii ~,
both fuI examination
.1noihe, ~ man by the name of Villa n RAY wa.
rutttu yesterday by officer Maynard OF the Ftth ~.
on charge OF buigar,Dusy entering thc premise.
81 anthony stiett, occupied by Nicholas Byron ]
uco Lo'hrup locked the accused up for trial
L'shoteS Clerk "a young man by he ns,ne of Ur,
ma -
No pa bowory was afrcet,d yesterday on "A cnart,
sttaIhg from time To time, new ready. mad, al ,Lht
valued IN MI at near $500 justice ioun1f,rt loui
him up for further hearing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
A Murder In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE May 2-P NJ
John Price, better known as "Cutting John" sh
George ampbell, notorious gambler with rovolv,
In drinking house, this morning They had be.
gambling all night, and were drinking, whom Pri
without provocation threw tumbler Of whiskey in
Campbelfs face, anu then drew pistol and sh
him with two balls, one of which entered his hear
Campbell exclaimed am killed. and died in = f
minutes. He leaves a wife and several children
Price arrested.
The verdict Of the jury was in accordance with the
circumstances.
Price is said to have killed two mon before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03

AFT AIRS IN "A N A D A .
QUIETNEss RESTORED.
FIRST DESPATCH.

FIRST DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, May 80 P. M.
There Is no'news Of impo an to-is p C.
clpmation Of influential inhab tants bs ing recon-
mended peace, here q been no farther rioting.
Nothing parliamentary.
SECOND DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, WAY > a p. ~
Every thing has been quiet here for tho last two days
In Parliament there has been nothing done The Le-
gislative Council ae hnl ling 10 tln ye,try Of
Trinity church. preparing address the Governor
General Lord Elgin.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, May 2-8P. M.
There is nothing important from Upper Canada al
though the excitement still contin lcs There are,
however, no fl ther outbrea patches from King
ston, Toronto and o lor pla es, report every thing
uuiet,