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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-24
The EauinoctiN Gale.

The steamship Tennessee Capt. Cole, which arrived
yesterday from Savannah, encountered very hsavy
gales during Thursday and Friday, but she received
no damage, though sho was detained past her usual
tine In consequences.
The Baltimore Clipper Of the 22d inst, ssys The
steamer Herald Capt RUSSELL which arrived yesterday
from Norfolk experienced very heavy weather in the
bay. Saw number Of vessels IN Hampton roads, aud
passed the steamer Columbia lying at anchor of Piuey
Point. The steamer Jswess Capt. Sutton due here
Thursday moipiug, LEFT Norfolk ON wednesday after
noon at the ususi hour, AID proceeded - far Back
River, when, In consequence Of strong North eAst
gale she put back 10 Norfolk.
The Wilmington, ". C. Journal, Of the 2lst inst
says during the last two days and nights, TO
on wednefday night it rose to perfect tornado Ths
beat for Charleston, which left here Wednesday,
forced TO remain at smithville with t~o anchors
out and steam mp, TO keep her from dragging. She
returned yesterday morning The boat from Charles
ton was also compelled to remain below, during the
night not being sble fad her way up the river It
rough that neither OF the boats could come
alongside, but remsinsi out in the stream opposite
smitbyille We fear chat considerable damage has
been done to the shipping upon our coast.
The Charleston. q. C., Mercury Of the Goth inst q,
says The wind which. for the last three weeks with
scarcely day interruption has blown steadily from
the Northeast. commenced freshening yesterday
morning between and clock, aud at the sppear-
IN deated approaching gale Instead however
OF getting round 10 the Southeast ss was sprrshend
e. 70 veefed more to the Northward. and write,
a. has sensiby tlsckened, and " IL probable the blow
will exhaust Itself rom the Northwest We fear that
IL has tten violent AZ sea and mas been fruitful OF us
asters to vessels the coast The steamer Wander
bilt which waited for the mail at Wilmington until
NJ on TUESDAY, crossed ape Fear bar about r. NJ,
with the wind blowing moderately from the Northeast
At midniph bit the began to roll heavily aud at A.
d the Wind commenced blowing gale from the North
east which continued up the time Of her crossing
the Chsrleston Bar. The sea. much II the time, was
complete sheet Of foam, coming In occasionally from
the southsast as we'll ~ the Northeast The boat
compelled to layto part CT the time an slightly
injured her upper works but bore herself quite GAL
lsntiy through the gale.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
j N Il G o IL DON Ii 4 N N II II r,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENTS, eonfSinsns I'M
pertan neps solicited from any quarter 81 the Dorld;
ITEMS or CRY INI'ELLIGENCE. Of all 'orts, srs
also solicited.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous communications
Whatever INTENDED for insertion must be authenticated
BY The and address Of the writer; not aeeessary
for publication but as guaranty Of Ma COED fdHh We
cannot return rejected comm nicdfiOns.
TIE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT is open throughout
the night.
TERMS, ETC.
THE Dali HERALD Three editions, cents per copy
ST per dnnuni. TIE MORNING EDITION Is published
at3 o'clock NJ, and distributed before breakfdst; the
1rst AFTERNOON EDITION BE- had of the neDs boys
at o'clock; and the second at o'clock, r. NJ.
THE WEEkLY HERALD. for circulation on this Con-
nent is published every Saturday, at 6 cents per COPY
SO for cireuloioh Ia Europe. and printed
Sn French nd English Ga per eOpy 81 per
dRnum; The latter price 10 include the postcGe. . .
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD eVerV Monday, 2
cents per copy; 81 per sig copies TO CLUBS Yc
SIS per The Dollar Herald tri not contain any
matter pubiishedfn the Weekly Herald. -
ALL LETTERS by mail, for subscriptions or 1rh a.
psrtise ments be post paid, the postage H Dc de-
Quoted from the money remtfed.
ADVERTISEMENTS treHered every norni"g, ia "a
published in the morning and afternoon cdrions dRd "a
al egrds) at reasonable prices to De prien - pam
legiJe The proprietor not resPonSiOe JoT errors
fnonuscripi. -, %,
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully aud toi
despdtch. Orders receiped at the office.
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VrEw Oh CALIFORNIA, AT THE CHINESE DuILpIHos-Ws
would again advise readers who would obtain
sSrsts information Of what is really passing in Calfor
MIA to attend tho lecture Of Stephen Branch ct the
Chinese Assembly Rooms, on this evening Mr. Branch
has recently passed three months in the gold dggnss
and viii psrrate his experience digger interspsv-
cd with matter highly interesting to those who have
friends peeuniary interests in California closing his
lecture with representing the real mode OF
curing the precious metals, with the picksxe aud
shovel and tin pam which the chief implements
used for the requirement Of gold in that country Mr.
D. has twice during the rainy season. crossed the 18TH
mus a Darien since December last and will the
costume with which he crossed and crossed the 18th
mus for the especial benefit OF those who may effect
its hereafter and also will appear In the win
ter gsrb always essential at San Francisco. aud in
dress he wore mountaineer and gold digger. The
the theme lie certainly interesting to all classes Of
eety and We presume that Mr. b. viii be honored with
. highly respectable assemblsRe.
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Court ot General Sessions.

Bfkore Judge DAILY, Aldermen Wood aud r. Kelly
RsET "a Capt he Cs'ron BaifeS After the ususl
susipsss OF the Court was completed, Capt. Robert
Mo,trrol appeared and put In bail 20 the amount n
81 CO. To appear for trial the charges ~ iaveisb
hnf gifl hto house II ution and assault aud
battery witb intent 90 commit rape. We undsrsani
that Corneiins A. sutton, of the firm OF % Kings.
lard Go, besame surety for his appearance A
sensh warrant had been Issued for bis arrest some
nme previously The Grand Jury have found several
sss. lsnS Rssinss cspt. msCeu0n in the Miss Dick
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowrrY TuEATRE. Bowery-OrHxLLo-THE IDIor
MILL.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -KrIoHr OF Ar
vA-How PAY RENT-A KISS TINE DARK.
NIBLOS GARDEN. HroadwAy.-TIsHr RoPE--NIL-
LIHRHs-MAGIc TRUMPET.
BURTON'S THEATRE, Chamhsrs street--TrE WsrrEs
AND THE BRowNs-LoLA MoNrEs-HOw TO PAY YovR
NAsHxRw oMAH-THE IRIsH TiGEn.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square THE Harry
HAN-THE MURDERED BoATNAN AND HIS Dos-FLrINo
OTTOMAN.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broaaway.-HFRo LEAN
-FnA DIAvoLo-THE LAWYERS PRACTICE.
MECHANICS BALL. CHRisTv's MrnorsELs--VovAss
EuuoAL-ErHIoPIAN sinerNc.
DECENTRALIZATION vooAL AND IrsraUMEsrk Az
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 Broadway From A. n. "
lef n.
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Il III E Y T. X u L. A II L. y II.

Our agent In Liverpool received by telegraph jnst
before the Cambria sailed an account Of "horriblsn
murder, which had been committed in Manchester
England According to the despatch, IL was a very
shocking affair, but not name Of any sortof person,
or street or house, Is given We Of course leave out
the account az useless 10 readers We would like
to have the teegraphic agents and correspondents on
both sides Of the Atlantic little cautious and
discriminating in what they send TO US over the wires
at cost Of two to ten cents word
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The Dollar Herald.

The Dollar Weekly Herald will be published this after
noon The chsapness Of this publication, and the va
risy Of the matter published in it, having the most
desirable effect throughout the Union. Single copy
81 per snnum six copies IS.
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Mails for EurODc

The steamship Europa, will leave Boston ON Wed
nesday for Halifax and Liverpool Her letter bags will
close in this city, at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Weekly Herald, with the latest news will be ready
at IL o'clock to. morrow.
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LrvnEPooL Conn MARKET. September 8 The rep rts
received this morning from all parts of the country
very satisfactory to the harvest The trade
tinues fully as anguid as last reported and with the
abundant harvest at home and fair mportations from
abroad further fall in prices may be expected.
LvERPooL CoRs MARKET, Sept S.-There Is not any
change to report here day in corn market.
MANCHESTER Corn MARKET, Sept. Sour market
here to day is fiat and but little doing; prices un.
altered.
MANCHESTER GooDs AND YARN MARKET, Sept 8.-The
dull feeling which prevailed in this in the earl
part Of the week has not abated Eastern merchants
is true have increased their operations in Madapo-
laps, and the wider shirtngs since Tuesday last;
want OF spirit and heaviness prevail in the yarn
kets. The Germans quite unwilling to operate at
almost any price Altogether this branch OF business
Is fiat.
HAyRE Corror MARKrr Sept 6.-The cotton mar
ket continues duh at late without being In
the slightest manner affected by the late advces from
New York The sales to-day 500 bales; in other
articles trade rather brisk
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Rhipping Intelligence

BOSTON, september o.
Arrived-Friday 2ls brig Zaine. Rio Jansiro Aug
ports British gae Apollo from England for India
Aug sh having lost Is men by cholers No other
Arrived 22d PAschr Tonesta Sullivan for Nav York.
Clesred-Barks Daniel webster San fIaneiseoi Adeas
Rogers Pbiladelpha brig Mary H. do; schr Horton do
Arrived2sd ships Franchise Liverpool 18th ut with 6a
passengers 10 died on the passage
Queen Liverpool 2lSt uls with go passengers
died on the passage
Banks Emes, Rotterdam 18th ult; Hamilton 9th ulbs
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The Southern HAIL.

BALrIMopE, September 23-oP. NJ.
There was nothing received from beyond Raleigh
N. c., by the Southern Mail, this evening.
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Mortality In PhiIadeIphia.

PHiLADELPHIA, September 23, l64s.
There were 1s3 intermsnts in this city during tho
week ending yesterday at moan. There only six
deaths by cholera dnrng the week. or the 1873 inter-
msnts, % were children under FIVE years Of age
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News frorn the Continent.

LONDON, sept. ., ls4o-l Il. Nj.
The Paris papers Of yesterday have been received
A meeting Of the permanent committee of the As
semtly took place Thursday at which the affairs Of
Italy formed the subject of discussion. The chief
speakers were NJ Dufaure and General Changaruier ;
after hearing whom, the committee the resolu-
tion that there was necessity for summoning the
0enersl Assembly before the time fixed.
The special instructions sent by the French govern
msnt to General Rosolan at Rome form the chief sub
sot Of conversation 1t is saia that the publication Of
thsm may be looked for in the Monieur on Saturday
fthis day. They said to exhibit great nrmncss
and spirit the part of the French MT who
are determined that the College Of Cardinals shall not
again assume the excessive power in secular affairs
that they had previously much abused
The Pope, 1t Is said, intends to place himself under
the protection Of tho Austrian flag
The grand army Of Russia 10 already moving, BY
forced marches, from Hungary into Poland.
In the London market to day the business In foreign
exchange was insctive. The rate Hamburg and
Amsterdam was rather higher, and on Paris q shade
yowsr.
Our Hamburg correspondent says that tn. duty on
advertisements has been raised by the authorities from
IA per line to ID and instead of one edition being
Surnish copy OF each edition published
The latest Prussian papers received still mention the
death Of Prince Michael, Of Russia.
Markets.
LoSpop, Saturday, September 81 p M There IL q
steady, but at the same time active demand for Ame
Iosn securities The value of United States Six per
Gents, Qsos) are quoted at 1867 lo6h, whilst the
Five per Cents s53) 80 o. There are sellers Of
Pennsylvania Five per Cents at So and Ohio Six per
Gents, (s5o) at s9 do Cs60) l0I l0Gh.; Massachu-
setts I've percent Sterling Bonds, (s6s are offered
al ios, but buyers are not willing to give than
1oS South Carolina Five per Cents quoted at 90
%; DO. Palmer and Co, g 90; Mary Fi7..psr-
Cent Sterling Bonds, Ss1s; Alabama Five per Cents
have been done at ga and Florida Six per ct -
Sellers Of New srk Five per Cents (s55 ask o. and
buyers are paying VIZ; United States Bank Shares
worth 10s lis. each.
Pans Mosrr MARxrr, Sept. THE market CONT
naes buoyant with good busn meas doing.
Lsspos CoNN MARxrr, Sept Sour report th. IN orr.
Neg states that In Mark Lane there Is nothing doing
and prices still have . declining tendency.
HAvss CorroN MAnnrr, Sept. 6.-Our markets are
dali, with but little doing.
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the fst hurdle but one when he fell back little, and
the vent winner but only BY halfs length
--LspsrJo oi Mail
Brow m, shipiey d Co.'s Circular.

7,
The demand for cotton during the early part Of the
week having been limited, prices manifested down
ward tendency bet slight reaction In favor OF hold
srs having taken place within the past two days the
market closes steadily at the quotations Of our last
circular.
The sales for the week estimated at 3d. $50 bales,
Of which spectators have taken l0,230 bales and
perters 1870 bales the trade demand having scarcely
reae Is coo bales. The American descriptions sold
are geo Uplspds at 4ad. a SID; 900 Orleans at
I'D a I'd; 6I20 Mobiles and Alabama at I'D 5std !;
and 600 Sea Islands at I'd alsd per h. Fair Orleans
are quoted at 57Sd fair Mobiles, sgd and Fair Up
lands at $50; mddling 5'Id. q 51ad. per ID. The
stock Of cotton in this port placed at $4,000 bales
of which 44s COO American, against stock at the
same time year OF 557 600 bales Of which All 600
bales were American.
The harvest is new in full operation, and the con-
tinusnee Of fine weather having already enabled far
mers very large proportion Of their crops
the markets have again been much depressed,
and the quotations must be considered almost noni-
nal. India corn is quoted at 25s 25s. Cd per quar-
ter for yellow. and 26s Els per quarter for white
Old Western canal -four, 22s Cd per bbl; unnspected
and inferior of which the late imports principally
consist at ISIS a 2s,; Ohio and Baltimore, CAS- 24s:
Cd, and Philadelphia. 22s Cd 23s per bbl Wheat
liz az cd a IA Cd. per 20 lbs.
Nothing done in turpentine common American
is rather dearer 500 bbls having bean sold from
the quay at 3s. Id per cwt.
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ARRIVAL OF THE TENNKsyxE.-The steamship
Tennessee, Capt. Cole, arrived yesterday morning
from Savannah. We are under legations to our
Southern contemporaries and Capt. Cole for papers.
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m. Levett, Dentist, Gas Broadway, Inven'
ter Patentse of Ensmelled Plates for Artificial Teeth
Ofsee hours only from till o'clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


George W. Cutter has been appointed Navy Agent
at Portsmouth, N. II, In the place Of Cushman and
John Rice has been appointed Naval Store Keeper ct
the same mort
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The n. w. Grand Lodge, i. o. OF O. f.
BALTIMORE, September 23, 1s4s.
The United States Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows has
Adjourned
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No Fifty Dollar Pictures taken-If you want
truly good peemcn Of Yourself in miniature visit tho Opt
cal Sky-lght No. 29 Broadway, 4th story where noth
short Of the finest Daguerreotypes sold.
HARRISON HOLMES, corner Reade ST., Room 81.
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News FROM CALIFORNIA The popular steam
ship Crescent Cr;y, Captain stcddard, wall be due
here on Wednesday, from. Chagres and Kingston,
Jamaica she may bring We three weeks later
intelligence from California;
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Daguerrean Fine Arts-No Humbug Here
truly good specimen Yourself miniature Opti
s saS sss p sS % s where
HARRISON & HOLMES, corner Reade ST., Room 81.
Fail Style of English and American Car
OIL Cloths, So selling at rsdu.tion Of 2;
ssab in the United states, No 90 Bowory. Fye
You select carpets from 2 Sd to los yard oil cloth
Wigs, wigs, yyigs--strangers visiting tho
lily pasS as %ssrs sy na
& .as
NhSh for prize and }Yay are useaaslsd rhs trade
Wigs and Toupees --EsatcneIor's celebrated
Wig Factory 10 a No. Wall street. and is the emily ssAb
He has invented SON.. moss inpsoSoaenss ss
invites an sasmnson Of tsoss Wig and ronpess that
Ssps Il: address ~ '"' N 'A' A"'''AA 'A''''''
Wigs and Toupees -Gentlemen wishing
q s Of sS S 6Srn ms.S S % % to wi
where they be fitted with light durable and elegant
III Broadway, opposite Towards Hotel
wigs and Toupees.-ws would call the
attention .. and stranger requiring Wig: 2, Tss
Invented y E. PIAL0N No lT BISsdwsy corner Of Deg
Hair Cutting Rooms whore DO Tho largest and hs
The Best and Cheapest Eoots In the Csty.
Fine French Calf Boots Of the latest style - usually
81 in other stores hno Calf 50 So usually 81 So Patsn
Caters and Shoes in proportion Corner Of Fstsn
Nassau streets, opposite our ofnes.-o.K.
President Taylor ana his Cabinet Bra.
dys celebrated print Of President Taylsr
bis sAlnet 10 for sale at tho price
81 Per single copy, at tho publishers Bradys) Gallery 20
and M Broadway, corner Of Fulton street. liberal dis
ssunt to the trade.
Dr. Elliott. OcuIist, S35 Broadway, In
forms his that his sfes hours from nv
o'clock Monday, Wednesday and Saturday DR.. T. vii
prescribe for tho peer Tuesday and Thursday.
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wlGD ana IOupeess-"0 WOuI0 Cali I'm
attention Of citizens and stransors requiring Wigs Tou
psss recent improvement Of portant sharaots
Invented by r. PEALON No. 1877 Brosdwa corner Of De
street. under the Franklin House. They be 1T hi
Hair Cutting Rooms whore 10 the largest and
assortment in the atty.
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Wigs and TOupees --Sontlemen wishing
IN article Of superior w9rtmsnsh viii DO veil TO ell .
where they be fitted with light durable and elegant
l7s Broadway, opposite How ards Hotel.
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city informed That Tie 20
10 at keahurst Hsards II Maiden Lane. where they ha
hand the largest the cheapest and beat Of wi
half wigs, toupces brads of long hair glsts zses
Which, for price and quality upequaled, The trade
Piled, Wholesale. Call and judge for yourselves nj Me-
Maiden Lane.
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Wig Factory 10 ~ No. Wall street, and s the emily sstab
hshment in the city exeusyy devoted DO that business
He has invented important improvements,
invites examination of those Wigs and rouposs that oh
tanned silver medal of the American Institute
Ospy the address.
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The Rest md Cheapest EOots In the CITY
Fine French Calf Boots Of the latest style 20 rsuall,
Caters and Shoes in proportion Corner Of Fulton
Nassau Streets opposite our ofnce.-O.K.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

A Coon ONE.-There Is an anecdoie that
William Laid, The "Apostle Of Peace" US
ed to tell upon himself with infinite gusio.-
When the temperance movement first came
into notice, Mr.. Ladd, though an ardent IRE
former," was not quite prepared to 60 The
entire pledge. fe was willing TO eschew
rum, gin. brandy, ''sour cider" and all that;
but he couldn't go the aband onment OF his
wine, his rich, mellow, heart-warming wine !!
In fact, he had grave doubts about the posi-
hility Of getting 'sawed" upon the generous
fluid. His wine cellar was getting low; but
every body was signing the pledge, and 1t
must be replenished in a shady way, or not
a, all. Being at Portland about this time, he
bought a barrel of fine old wine, and employ
ed "Uncle 'Siah," a well known teamster
to haul it TO Minot, sayings;
Here, take this barrel Of "oiF' with the
other articles"
lie reached home first, and after seeing the
''oil" carefully deposited in the cellar, he
came to the door to settle for the hauling.
"Well Uncle 'Siah," said the Captain,
rubbing his hands, II really wish ! had
something good for you to drink; hut the
temperance folks are making such a confonn
ded noise, we a-a-have 10 Danish ii entire
y from our hosses."
But "Uncle 'Siah" had already a bit o
a brick in his hat. and was holding himsel
rather unsteadily by the wheel.
I'lts n.n-no m.m-ma,ter, Cappen," he hic
cupped. 'n.n-n.not the least kuc-kuc conse
hic. se.quense.conce! d-don't need any
w-w-was dry, b-b-b.but | took a g-g-goo'
swig out of your cec-cask. Its ca-hic-apita
oil, Cappen! Pure w-w-winter strained
and no m-m-mistake!" The Captain CAM
out a rank tee-totaller at the next temperance
meeting.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23


II | have heard amid life's human choir
One tune with sorrows unmistaken culver,
Aud touched all carelessly the answering
Tyre,
Causing swee, strings at the rude touch to
shiver!
Fa,herl forgive me!
If I have ever turned with wi,h'ring scorn
To censure i'll, mistaken or designing,
Aud drank not patiently, the bitter cup
Which thou in love hast proffered, unre'
pining- -,
IL I have learned not, from earth's llo'ies'
One, :.
To bear its thousand ills, its wrong, iti
sorrow.
AS hut ihe darkness fleeing from the day,
The dusky Herald Of a glorious morrow
Father forgive me!
And oh, If ! have ever caused a sigh
In any heart. my own has loved to cherisn'
Among the hopes Of Immortality, ,
Unwilh'ring joys, when all around shal
perish
Forgive me this for all unwittingly
Was every theughtless deed-each Ugh
word spoken
Time, care may dim the eye we love to see
But tears which We bid flow, tell OF
deep fuunt broken!
Father a! forgive me!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

Horrible.-A correspondent Of the
c%hrono,ypc at Plymouth N. IL. under
date of February 81 says:
"a Special Session Of the Common
Pleas Court for this County, was brought
10 u close. last evening, and the Refer
end Ezra DudIey.a clergyman of neigh.
boring town, has been found guilty of the
MURDER OF HIS WIFE, on the evening Of
the 9th of March last; murdered cruelty
and brutally that she might be ''out OF the
way" ofhis connection with another wo-
man for whom he had entertained
a most gross and unhallowed Affection
This piece Of diabolism was worked off
in the midst ola Revival" and j, was
on their way home from an evening pray
err meeting. that this wretch clasped his
ordained and cosocrated fingers about the
throat of his ~defenceless wife, until she
ceased TO Breathe"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

PAPER.-Contempla,e The various uses
to which paper is applied. and reflect up
on the materials out of which il is manu-.
faclured. There goes a fellow wearing
an old ragged shirI and a pair of breech-
es-in a trice they may be sold TO The
paper maker, and perhaps in a very few
weeks this old, dirty, ragged shirt will be
spread before some beautiful girl in the
shape of a neal ~giIt.edged billeldoux from
her lover! Or the old breeches may be
converted into wrapping paper, and en-
velope some choice confectionery for my
lady's wedding. Or again, the old shirt
or breaches may be ground up and con
verted into printing paper, and mayhaP,