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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
BRoOkLYN.

.-SsIr,, es,ss sosts o. =: rsns OF 6so Ta
~biIe plsylngu o.ll IN Wsshissor.st IL seer -
was Hfts 40 prog5c@nOn tSf s9eb a. o1ir4ks. -
- SD wa bouGf Ia ib> t1n D, 500 20 spp~S
h. 1sr CONT. William rirgey a poor dssnas
bul IL Gems 80 iBc0nieiblS aEs.asr, vas 80
having stolsn sqas1iiy 81 lguser from ne y.e ~ 4t
A L a. RD1sns Ths p.iso1sr 90 ks.ts -, So
iIaonsonn.eni 10 tie pseeis5nsU ~ - sSo ~. 80
kfsaaf8ily ibsrkst he II nor 'm hA'"s
coIlf.rtsols !oagiess foF sbs viH'sf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

FKoM ST. DoaisG,.--By ;as srTiys = the sctr'
sara Mario, Capt. RooERs, u csy' from hsrssoane'
w. learn that the port closed ssau'' all vessels On
ltc ION 4 November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
NEWBORN TRIBUNE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The National expenditures for 1886.
Edltorisl Cores3 ondence
MAsHINGIoN III. .daY Doc 1 ia.

WAsHN6ToS. Tuesday, Dec !, lei3.
There hss lee. boon laid on the desks OF the
Ssnhers Of Congress tho ANNUAL EsTiaATEs or
AFPeoPRIATioss required for the service Of the
sderal Government for the fiscal year $50 that
s 70 ssy, f,r arrears not provided for In the ser
VICE ~ NE prsssH, year ending with June NEXT,
ard for the year thence ensuing, which trust
vii attract, IS they certainly should, the sttcuiion
Of Tho country. Briefly the Secretary reports
o. ooies In the Appropriations for the hs'
Gel year on6log Jlue 80 neXt.-....-..-.S6 HS05lJ
Apsroprsops required for next fiscal year f3es7 O9j
Total Appropriations required up to June
70 1871 S0l I'D. ~
D-auo, oslspces q former Appropriations
uuexyeuoc0 -...---.---t---. .--.-.--.--. ''< ~
actual requirements up TO July l, 5l...s5O 1928
Ofbe Auearsges for 1880, there are re-
CURED IS 7OOs7s 10 psy Mexican Indemnity,
rrcssury Notes. Interest on Public Debt sc.
$4,000 for Pensions, and S5s3 so for additional
expenses OF Civil List Foreign Intercourse, &c.
OF the Expenditures Of ls5O-5l, no less than
slle0,coo arc the estmsted cost Of taking the
Csa.us Of ESQ, including san 900 for Printing and
$4,000 for Binding. The Philadelphia Mint calls
'o- $4,000 additional. as the cost Of coming the
CALIFORNIA; Gold pouring In upon it, ihe Coast
survey wants G2l6OO0 and ESQ 900 more in case
Nisnot carried on in part by the force OF the Ma
W For Lighthouses, Bosoons Buoys, 90.
;lo,,4n are required. Quarter Master Gen Je-
cop siy5s notice that he will want q largely in
creased appropriation for Clothing, Fuel, Forage,
transportation, Horses, SC. &C. on sceoun. Of the
Dispersion c. our forces through Western Texas
New Mexico, California, &c. An increase otforce
hia:sd atst eli events, the Army must be kept
ia " up 70 the present authorized STANDARD. For
!h.atops ~ ~ s75l,soo neAt year. River and
Hi'5Or Improvements reqaire sl,ll0,3OO' even
ihoogh no new works be authorized. The Ord.
osree department. calls for ssO2 l4o, including Of
ace expenses The Navy (;he chief ulcer OF the
Nation, walks IN Tor she modest sum of ss.763,s56.
Bat, waving further spechcstioos, toe follow
ing 10 Secretary Merecit5' summary OF the proh:-
be ou,goos Of the next iscsl year, w:
TRT AsusY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, isfv
slRs Ag,eeGoy g. the JOINT Resolution Of CoUgress
u Tie 7;nJsnusry. le46 have the honor 10 transmit,
Tor the lnfor " ihe use OF Representatives,
printed esnses Of HE appropriations pre- osed 10 be
fnsde fr hics' year ending June 30, S5l, amount
Viz. C,yl Lat. foreign IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

s-r,rIso PsysIcAt sclrScx.-A ~
J.n-. x HcsAcsva arrested ~ oSesr Let,rf z. -
S-eora Wsid. charged ey Dr. Posers AMI DR.. BruE.
5sre vita stealing aooss 81 vsToos times hon net H.
kse.tes Hs wss ssld f5r sxsrlastioa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

RrHIoFIAs SosGs, WITH CHoRUs.-We have
ja., received from william Hal & Con. three very
ssaaulal sosss, S-saE Raga., COTsls sni sae fe"Is
slag.s LsAsni, 81 sung BY Carlisle sed Danooton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
N.w.york K,ecusu Complete ana Oncial.

The liable which We istely puohsaec H"m tue
Albany Erening Journal did not include the Alb.
li.;on Gsrit Smith vote. The Arg" says the
following are the ofiicsl aggregates, as ascertain
ed sud declared by the State CaEvsssers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

r~ Col Thomas ". Bake died q, g -7ssi
-, "a uiG He wax q native a h1yiss1, eE Y
$500 !, ll5isns VT eb egs,s ne rePres~na - :. %
-. Ne bid ice cfIss oi CosnmissionsS q y" -
s,aI Lsnd O.cs a. " >sEiogtong lHd - "a, -
g.. n, cue u the Ir1s.ses Of tHs y
Csasi- - a
xx- Savannah. Gs. 10 to haze gas 49, =. -.
az 70 -. - .so.crisse BY tse e'asfas ~
usrDose saa ska sgsrsssss sassSn Pao"' ~ =
70 oFes 500 0oOs- ax..x PIT. "a. ,
.. y hs.' =. sts.y vhsssLa 100 Ytople vel
HlrtioIs 90 a.. 70 sos is he hos,ss Of he irs '
s-s ~ s..6. Cease Rot "s'so-
~ - to uss paasA Hssbe. sn6 Bcrnss wsSe
~ :, Ssaassa. N J on hSEcaJ ssrsspE - NJ
aosattsng 81 q sss1isf ss.n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

-Ssesea Tor the present. await wi:h ankle
vsae appearance Of the Presidents Message ard
msa" Treasury RsPcrs 10 see II any rscOnmen-
sascns are made therein. looking 20 Radical Re-
s'n In the Expendtvss " sas 9ov---sseas'
soness,ns % AS ..,,.-fs@s 9 We ass svss
Nhvsa r. zoe = ne censsr~
~ 4 10Y IN 'sNSss q he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

Poo. oass b.s been established Is Bet
- o,.oy. Co. .sd A. J Bar, spgointsd Posrsss>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
E,r.A1 60. houeE-C,pt. -. q

TrEz AT bhTgS hctst;-D'pf- sou, . ~
,-r.--- Cen Perry. srrivsd yss'ssd.y, isfJrIa8
g., css.--eri.s ne ocsur-r- tse 2 .ht o. - -
MAJ IN .ton Eycs= TIE si=srs bsuaa>r ~ re-
,nd - lssDey Hkase 5es45e several ntre- hulaizs ,
q - Q. posse .se Of tie sUeei Wsra si1 in ssnes
We unS5le 10 gsfn Turner yzssicaaSE tne cla
Perry cd u. stop a nat P1tn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

aon Onn To s.oAs o. bod .nd 1889 =
- !. a.. 4sy oT sfooalyz n seyis % s1n svphsst
fsea,rs Of 81 Sls1lOsrI A wAkEAAr 20 ssssa.-s-s y
0,sIKrY Oh FORTY DOLLARS s,sa e -.
i srf family vss "a tnsl psSasnssYfss ~
ill s.essssn sss"" SsS~ ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

TTEE - PFEKzZfLL--Oa Saturday morning tss
hardware store e. se. s.ia a.. Divi-iOo eeonrnS
70 ;. Sizysc=. e: ss~ YORK, Ead ocrug.ed b. =. x
7. Gz.ss ner, -ss eic0veEsd On srs a. osnaAIS
gss assured ssy e1oqQ Nd he stcck ier sAaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
7ERr-5 cP ADvs1TIsiHa'
pos--41f yeq-stTsd IA dcEd5aff.
-rI5r sgnTI WEEKLY TRfBUNE:
frrvy-vopx WEEKLY TRIBUNE

"a DubHss,ed every Hecnesddy ana surrey h"iAipf
~ : IS oef snnum. Two copies fo' 70
Idvs..'s snssnls 9 osf;s iDe sach Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

DEATH or THE "CosTiDgscE IIs."-Iniormi
doa has been received IN hs Ciiy, hat sam Tn mp.
.1n or hotter AuoSo - tns " COIhdencs Man olsd
GA Tuesday, "a the s..ls Pd.on a. Sing sing Toe "a
fortunate mgn rOained Tor several months IN ths
city Prson ia .hs cry nd short tine previous %
his coayIctioa am sentence fOr tgo yesrs ana az
"a anths b. day standiug on the eovrtfor rea
hs csN vnen ne . by TOO name o. Pe,ihs at
tack ~ Jsck.0o oas Of the dspuiy Keepers Cor l.
dance a,>pped 10 10 sid the keeper and received
blow "a ih8 neck from Petite which brosod the mus
Gle csusing the next day INC whole 81 sds Of bis
BODY % BE- psAly.sd Tss terrible disasI sppassed
10 Increase sad VA ultimately Ihs Cause u his eesis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

BurTEF Tg!Evgs 30 ticers Reed ard Cole q
tie ls,sr.iv. Corps last u.a srres,ed J5AE AeGalre
snt isrs cyde boys fSr hsvins IN hsir posse =.
40 q butter i9r Whirr lbey eocii zOi sscnosI az.
-al.a sas el.insd BY Mr. 3iSssE sroeer 81 Ssgsfe'
q. IL 5oys ~rTs taken - Esse1 Cart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

CoUsT o. 0EsEsAL Sessions Carl Hcinfeh yr1ef
berg vas iosns ,rtty of s,s4iag sSss tsnty sold
Os oisD E.cEsirin snd ssctsresd 20 hs r.sts fhsse
for yssTs.fo= a kcusfc Id Indie I'd Toe
perjury IN u he osi u The CoLf fsocs txn@
vas coaalgs1, and ne ryiasbcs ecssd hos si<ss q
O'clsek NJ lanes N SINH, eoaHssor fOg TIE dcfssk
sai presented l1e tbs lry, aud Discs Alfns,
HeKson summed az fof ths People 1kls nofn.sx tbs
kaeyfdsr vii charge the J1ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

CRY coVEr-Tss'dsy The cas- VI wychSG sgsiasa
Wycscf Involving Acdon foT psrslepsaoa IN proeees
" property. len ~ the fslser occupied ,hs Court he
whole ~ yesterday aud not concluded last evening
when cur reporter lefl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

ntCfVrrf .-osys s~---- AA 49, -, -
on sht-r hetveea The Atlantic DOCKS and THE city
wss saOe sed overload AID drown ~ Ins saddci
sbt. y ,he p. orr vhild bssng up Sn..srmDk Chsn
n. saturday uig issL his antiT~iy desih Ia %
zero 'oss 20 DO family rossFd ~ el1 ofsred f0l
tho recovery o; tho body. 10 b PAID .. Taomgsoa
stores Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

sursv~s Ccrsr- fssd0s.-rhs following lascs were
Died Walter " Conekin aud Others egsast Peter Rss
g'ui John q Boyd and others, Igain.l Nm &. raoup-
s0uj Bett. aad Others against ysLo beus snd
Noses Ltue and "a rsm hAssias, a sinst Jas " Bro
dis ard o1hsTs The Court oJOarnea oil to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

cucufr COysr Before Jsdss Edmones,-- Cre~ W
"a. u, srss Egst1sTo recover 1900 flr socsssoa
I,.r,sos 4 C1tl.f, Of Detroit on aniiea .sssJ
air. fsspselfys sG0gbto n hsblyD Of scfoao4ag
"a oiasrs ysfcei fof psiorfs rfSfsss sgains'
10, WHOA sfsndsng agreed ~ 10 fesponsb.s Bof t>1
q. "a Lord, lof aefseazas Af. Hslaparsy zo1 -. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

CRoTos WArEk.-Twen,y.tw thousand two
hundred anj ,weaJ four permit. have been procured
,hi. .ssion 10 take tho water This greet Increase
oysr is;.y.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06
f... ,..rt.... rvssD.Y, Dee. 4

Cx,rso sr1yr, pfSrx,cr coxsr la aimrs iy BE
fs'e Jzts- Bsls -Cbafge ~ fease esein Pes<-oses
% 5osf1 % Fogssu ur ffom Liverpool stsfnH Sspt
bcrssy. ~ .1e .Aig ssed sor 1prcpeg eoooaes ss ~
e. esisssJ soa fsise inPrisonnens-dAnAses i.ia -
.fss Efsoa v. IL Rz.,s, -Ibe rlsfr a sail 70 -
yoI-S ~c1a- aeoss 2 years ~ sss bss parrns, "
$50 q hs,esese Eos secs cabin rsss.se tot s.t -
agges ~ Liverpool snd fsi ~e-s psS fsr ghe.r rsss
SO Ces 49, : Sega o. lssg y-ss. Plsiuud saeses
y Al W - ihits ISfsess sfsr ne vessel eot q tea
rroees -fSsnrss - esr ut ssetrtsei sir ~
10 20 - tcrtLurd -FSg iiheiset. NJ " ss,la Ssi
Fcrt-r
Ia ~ Dsfs, Court aoie prcsecais w~r>snleve4
Cs-t Waf5lj - D odg SQs-e chafgel . h-icE COO
c-ruet 70 ihsssyv rs1- 40 ~ ,ss-s 6rvstws asa Hat
-aon. mace - tn~ vessel also 10 J0en CsSo.ax
chs-sr a epeuies .s>ssr Tnree o. fear lcls - rets
q asercui hras were .or,d o. Aisnei q - s1u -
--e-~ orsss-t 70 te fcyteited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

i.rE.r TO KuL,-gsry Pdnsis was sIres<s %
~ no Pn.h Ward By o1ser slsy. for fzrfoss -.
ssss ana sr,sups 10 siii is.ss.s fsns ens w. ~
h d yS1es &S szAE~nsrsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

msrcea TIA Winser tom hOussy. judges HE Hopor
NAth.r More sad Jsstices Hdshes and Wrlsh, sfes
seleGuag Tie Grand jay snd petty Jury, bis Honor,
Judge Morse addressed tAs Grand iu their dg bss
aud f-spons6liae.. s.er which Tho Coan &C iernsd Ut
Today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

SUICIDAL ATTEsPr .--AAr.a Fuller was cen
psined Of y NJ Gardnsr q "a 2roolDest ard tsker
10 ensrge BY GER r y n the Thirteenth Ward, 70
getting snzoTsnatiJ erplk so5 stp rPung 10 ses 81
d he ~ori6 ~ takiug sada1u S1s VA sent 70 "a
ser Police Cart :cr d.sDlsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

CorS- OF COMMON PLsas Before Je.re ps,y-F-as.
Satas-. a.I r--sa L.y-r - Sss-es NJ ~., les
n Sass-Tp Tycover damages 10 uOel contained N q
.e-- r;,su n sJani.h ~ Person a. Hsvsn. l@Pssa-
ing nc ccs1act ~ Nrs L. Dsmssss placed ~ co IL
% eO1uuasd thl. foFrnoou For siaue Mr.. J Paroy
Aa4 VI klNly. f0r Ae.andsai NJ. SUIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

SN1IL AFFAIsA-H. A OTertoa, sfrss.ea "a the
-.s,n yys-5 90 .,,sni, "a. d.sehEset by gasics
O,ooru. 20 sypsar 4 10 usorssz HsT'sH sefse'
5sc9pc ,Y.ra stssllos broons-- Aess,sa' Sssscest
sssasl. nd is.ia. A.s zfs, sse1eS ,r1. -"l.m
u---is a ss,-at snd neGtsfy, rbta " sFd- hshry
$50. -. lsrcssy FIslA "src .-.ysucs Green, -
: I'm, sog .s.sal3ss ssrs Miller xta Ward.
srIiHsrz JssnsoB. ssss.lroS e1o,sa Ae1rats, slxis
wsrd sasy o SFisn. stealing q Hera FfsAe-s Af'''
sfzth Wssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

EARLY crosI>a.--rbe recommendation I'D
yaaoed % TIE Tr,6sHs some days ego, la regard -
closing stores at o'clock, slsd 10 losrn, has
been generally adopted n The pFl5ep-l retail streets
Grand. Csinsdoe, BJwery, &c This WI sigs tbs dry
good. oi,sks ,ssses fr improvement, ws.sh We rGsi
Trey ~il 10 prompt % Improve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-06

TsEyr o. sNiLL ecALEy-J,nes Como ~
WA arrested By CT yss ,0ton Of tie Pirss Ward
fYr sealag anal spring se-is from sas sEiS L. :
ssGG 70 In Ton6L
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08

THE TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-Th
Temperance Convention to be held in
Elkton next Thursday, is to be very
considerable affair; many of the best men
in the county are delegates to it, and we
have no doubt good will grow GU. of its
deliberations and actions.
The following are the delegates from
Cherry Hill Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance, viz Joseph Miller, John w.
Slmpers, James s. Crawford, Joseph T.
Brown, DR.. r. G. Carter, James Spence,
Wm.J. Grant, Cloud Carter, Alexander
McFadien, and Mark Evans.
The Elkton Division has appointed the
following delegates p. c. Ricketts,, VIM.
Torbert, A McIntirc, Jr., Joseph P. Can't
veil, Robert Malshbank, John A. J. Cres-
we'll, VIM. J. Jones, Fredus Aldridge,
Jacob Casho and J. w. Freeman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08
E!liton Dec 9Th 40.
The Wagazines.

The Magazines for January are unusually splen-
did. We noticed Godey's Ladys' Book last
week, since when we have received the follow
ing:
GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-The engravincs arc
1.-The BE oil the Season" an elegant lnezzotint
most exquisite title page, a pair Of baltimore
Orioles, coored TO life, and reminding one Of
The plates in AnduLon's great work the the
Advent of the Year, Il very fine line engra wing,
Fashion plate, music, and various other emhel =
lishmen's. Among ,ts litery contents are arti-
cles from the pens of Longtolow Mrs. Osgood,
Mrs. Person, Grace Greenwood. II. s. Arthur,
Smms, A. B. Street, Il. B. Hrst, Poe, and
Iuckcrman.
SARTAINs MAGAz'NE.-A book of sclf,contain-
ing lO4 Iages, and embe llished by, all counted
SO pictures. "The Rival Songslcrs' is most
splendid picture. and "'Thc Conversion Of St
Paul' is very striking one. The title page is a
fine specimen ofiIluminatcd printing, ard the
many wood cngravings are well executed The
character of the itery contents can be Judged of,
from TIE following contr ibutors, Long elbow, J.
P. Durbin, George b. Cheevcr, w II. Furness,
T. b. Read, Mrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Osgood
Mrs Kirk land, Mrs T. o. Smith, Alice Carey
Harriet Martinean, Fanny Forces ter Mrs Jnd,
son. &c. SC, Single copies for Chr stmas pres
en's, Tor which they are admirably adopted, ca n
be had for % cents
Jefferson NlAGAz'NE.-Mrs. Stephens Mrs.
OsguoL, Airs. J. G, Neal Marie Roseau, c. J.
Pet crs"n, Richard Coe, Jr., arc contributors and
the literary matter is excellent. The Rising
Tide is very fine mczzotlnt--The Valley Fam
is.an elegant line engraving, and the Illuminated
title page is tho best we ever saw. There arc
leside number Of other cngrayings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08
For The Cecil H'Mg
The Streets.

I notice in the last weeks paper. that
Some busy-body was trying to find fault
with the Town Comm S toner's and Bail
if for not having the side walks and
Streets in better order. That some
body has not been long a citizen, or lie
Is bad Judge in the case. The oldes,
and best citizens IN the place say that
the sidewalks and Streets are in better
order than they ever saw them, and so
say |. JOSEPH MAHAN
Town Balllf,
E,kton Dec 9Th 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08
10 The present difficulty in electing ;

UThe present difficulty in electing a
speaker of the House Of Re representatives.
is not without a similar precedent as to
the delay. In 1899 Congress assembled
on the end o(December and the speaker
was not elected until the 10th. There
was on that OCCASION 1 ballotings which
resulted in the election of Mr. r. r, Nj.
Hunter. Upto the 18th the House had
beea engaged with the contested seats Of
the New Jersey Delegation, known as
the Broad Seal question. There being
difficulty afterwards in electing a Clerk,
the House was not organized until The
22nd Of the month, on which dav the
Message of Mr.. Van Buren, was delivered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08

"The Rev. James Mcintyre W 10 resides
near Elbton, Maryland, was en- gagged in
loading a double barrel gun, on Friday
last, and one barrel being charged and
cooked, the raining If the load caused 1t
to 90 off, and the whole charge, including
the wadding, passed through his body near
the shoulder. The wound is not consid-
cred dangerous"
We cut the above from the Tndepen-
dent Delawarian of Wednesday last. 1t
will do we'll to relieve the friends of the
Rev. gentleman among its readers, by
correcting the error INTO which it has
fallen. He has met with no such accident,
but the facts stated are true with regard
to Edward Bond, a coored boy who re-
sides with Mr. McIntire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-08
The Report Of the Postmaser GEN
eral.

This very able and important State pa
per, which in default of Congress to or
ganize, we laid before the readers OF he
Sun yesterday, contains information
which directly refers to the people.
The Post Office, though an organized
branch Of tho governme Mt; is in fac, the
immediate servan, Of the public, and
there is really no valid reason why in.
formation in relation to it should he de-
layrd in consequence Of the impractical
hi'itv of Congress. The document is
specific, admirably written, and well
calculated to impress the mlni of the
reader with coHfdrnce in the aaple SUI
ic;sncy Of the Posnia ster Gcm raj for
tn" onrrous iuties ofhis Office, notwIth-
standing the very liberal abuse with
which he, in comm on with his predeces-
sgrs, has been brspattertd.
The financial condition OF the depart
ment is highly favorable. The gross rev.
enur o;the last fiscal year, amounted t.
$4,000. I6 rs the expenditures 4 uring
the year amounted 10 SI.479 1877 l3.
leaving an excess in favor of the depart
ment If Si26, l27. -; add to which the
appropriations of March last, S265.5
55, and there remains of unexpended
revcuu", S69l,GS2,7O.
MIR. Collamer complains Of The inrreas
ed cost of mail service upon railroad
routes where monopoly exclude compe-
ttion: and the estimates for the current
yea il consequence Of increased use of
railroad service, amount to $4,75013
l3. The relief OF the letter postage
from the ranking operations is advoca-
ted, and the injustice of imposing upon
the public through the post-otfice, tax
for portion of government service, en-
hibited An Uniform rate OF 5 cents per
letter is suggested.
The bus ness of the department in all
its diversified relations is presented IN a
succinct form for the consideration of
Congress, and the recommendations of
the Postmaster General will no doubt re-
ceiv- that attention TO which their I'M
portancr entities them, whatever COM
pIexion that body may ultimately as
Sump.-BuH. Sun.
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THE CECIL WIG.
ELKTON, .IdtI.

TO CORRESPONDENTS The very forcl-
bic article by z. c. will appear next week.
0~The following pootical articles are
on file and will early appear: "1'he
Phantom Troop" "Fact and Fancy" and
"Go, False One, Co." AN~ELmo will ac-
cept our thanks for the articles sent. We
hope to hear from HIM often.
Q3~ln part Of onr edition an error oc-
CURED in NJ. Y. Fps" article on lst page.
1t was discovered and corrected, but was
not a very material error.
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The Nrr .WinjSer from Great Briiain.-
The arrival Of Sir HENEy BULwER, the
newly appointed Minister from Great
Britain 10 the United States, is awaited
by soma with the expectation that it
Will sienaiize the beginning Of serious
controversy between the two gov ,rn-
ments in relation to the Nicaragua ques-
ton. In other quarters, however, where
lnlorma'lons we should hope, prevails,
the opinion is expressed quite confident
ly that the British ambassador comes
with conciIlatory disposition and I'M
der instructions to approach the subject
in dispute with the most friendly feel
lngs. 'sir Henry BrLwnn, we appre-
hend,' says the Liverpool Times. "will
be empowered to settle the misunder.
standing on any terms tina, may appear
the best calculated 10 carry Out the
junction Of the two oceans-a scheme
which viii require great energy and an
enormous outlay"
10 accomplish the junction ofthe
Two oceans Is indeed the thing to be
manly regarded. The canal. when com
pleted, will be open to the commerce of
all nations alike; and in view of that i'm
por,ant benefit to the world, the qu~s-
ton of local sovereignty along the route
OF the work becomes very small mat
ter The only point to be guarded
against is that no government shall have
the right to make monopoly OF a route
in which SO many and such great inter-
ests are concerned. The contract which
| the State OF Nicaragua has made with
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hyWe are requested TO state that thers

WTWe are requested to state that there
will be no preaching in the Methodist
Church in this town on tomorrow MORN
ing the preachers and we suppose con-
siderable portion of the congregation in
tending to be present at the dedication of
the Bethel church.
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MAD Doc.-A1rs. stalcup, wife of MIR.
Andrew S'alcup who resides near this
town, was bitten on the foot, by mad
dog on Saturday last. The wound was
slight she having been bitten through her
shoe and stocking. The dog was pursued
and killed.
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J. Dukehart Il Co.,
100 BALTIM ORE ST H

NO. 1870 B a MORE STR EFT,
Between South and Calvert SITS.
TENUBS, buckets, wash boards and wooden
x ware of all kinds gil ling, perch, rock and
drum sine lwine both English and American,
sewing, baihng and blocking twines, small cord.
age Of every variety, fishing tines suitable for
gudgeon or drum fishing, market, cloths, reds
Guile, and fancy work baskets, large and small,
spinning wheels, weaver's reeds aud sh,ttles.
Wholesale and ietail at very reduced pr icea
Dec. s,--sw.
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D5@Cecil county Court sits as a Court
of Chancery on Wednesday next. The
princi pal business we believe is in refer
ence to the affairs of the old firms at Elk
Iron Works.
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PosT OFFICE CnANGEs.-John Jones
Pcarce has been appointed postmaster at
Ceciton, Cecil county, Md, in the place
of Charles E. Roberts, resigned.
John Cox, editor of The Hartford Ca
zrtte, has been appointed Post Master at
Bel-air.