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CITY ITEMS.
Lecturer, &c. To.uarra,s

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a. . =. s..rf'e = Hsrssvsf- ,sr-..-
- lFrsact i-chsp-i Fsr. ~. a. So. ,,..,
r.. ., fa ~ eesr.h q cd sh-ri-rs 4, a.
ss1-f 700 h,-ss - srfA 80 w.r-,., - -.
D. ~ - -si1n-r- bru4f Tsb.r..s
p !. 't--f-f-SAryst- a. Coa.r CO..
D. ,.'H1~-tth Norcf Charr'. lssk ., $500
-. ~ VIZ OWL ,. Co.Er CAafoh -
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HArs FOR TIE PEoPLE.-spring ASHTON lsia uns1r.
paused by sry manufacturer In The ely for elegance dar
oLy or ehesPre", 81 the one price store ll6 Csns-s
Every arSle warranted to give sansAetion
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CRY JUsrIcrs-An amendment has been %
troduced in the Brooklyn City Courts bin, fixing ID
salary Of the Justices at 81 500 each.
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u The P,asbsrgA Catholic informs US thar
~ Memoir Of Ne late Right Rev. DR.. Quarter hrst
1leeop OF Chicago By Professor Mo0rr. OF the Unvsr.
- nrhhahs4"
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SUMNER TRAvsL, Nsw RAILROAD ARRANGE
mxSrs &C We learn from the Albany ErsHiHs Jour
nal that tho several Railroad Companies In the interior
of the state have been In Convention and completed
their usual Summer arrangements. There will be four
trsns day between Albany and Buffalo, on and after
the let day Of May as follows The frst train will
leave Albany at o'clock NJ snd arrive In Buffalo al
sPM This train will only atop 1t the principal points
on the route and s not designed for way passengers
The second train will leave Albany at o'clock A. NJ
and reach Buffalo at 81 AN. The krd train, designed
for emisrants will leave p NJ aud reach Buffalo Al
liPM. The JoxrA train will leave At z. NJ. and reach
Buffalo at l2t Pm The arss train will leave Bpnslo
At 81 A NJ. and reach Albany at 81 P NJ. The other
trains, from the west win occupy the same time Of
parallel trains from the east
The summer arrangement for the steamboats, on the
North River has not yet been snnouced Most of the
NewYork and Albany boats have been reuvensted dur
lag the suspension Of navigation and the Nrsn Cspt
PxcK the ColsmSia. Capt HoreHroN the RIP an
Wisti,, Capt SCHUYLER aud the oresVH, Capt ST
yopx, are already on the River
The Csnmodors will commence running on the New
Haven line April leaving here at A. NJ. and return
ing In the afternoon The CosReicEf will leave here
at 4 p. NJ returning the same evening. There will
also DO semidAly communication with New Haven by
Railroad.
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u The President, has officially recognized
Clsmsnte Ballen Vice Consul OF the republic OF
Ecuador fos the port Of San Francisco
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EXTRA FINE TsAs-15 per cent cheaper ihfn ever
Fresh imported Ooong and Yourg Hysou Teas. only 80
per pound and old Java Coffee, Is; good Sugar. "a Cd
per lbs white Sugar peri lbsi good Mossses "a per
galon ASA PARhEk
nSn. az Rroouae, corner Of Ludowsi-
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r. The important psri o! hosines' net. -. .sos.
osssd 10 serve customers, Is 10 make ne zee .ss
The press 10 the power 70 doit 1880, hs So .
places ana pspers 10 which % scvoruse ean ~ -
V.B PlLMsss Agency Ne 10 the agent if ,.1 sssss
p.ts Of al me ciies ard towns Of The coor1y az -
Tor ~hieh he z daily reesivisg aa'e"'sn'''
<inLL.r
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ENGLAND.

iugs to piunder foreign creditor. Pennsylvania 70 a
u; Maryland e3ss5
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RUSSIA

March Of the Imperial Guards.
The Continental news viii be read With more than
ordinary interest and H. In fact Of the highest import
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Loco-Foco CoNESrioS-Ths co,ventiot,
which assembled on Thursday night made no nonis.
ton for Mayor They will probably wait until 'ss
Wings have selected their Candidate.
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Arerao0r Scs ron.


Mr.. BOSD laid on the ,s0ls resolutions ei'ing
gold medal, to Capt. WV - EEL Of Osweso and Capt
JULIUS HAYDEN.
sfSG SING rRIsoN.
The bill. making app-Ucr. atom Tor the sing sing
Prison WAS I'd ,hifs 'lis an passed.
copE or sDURr.
The amea le Code wa ieported complete.
Mr. ] Hss1N moved r, r1end So that the Supe-
rior Coul s1d Common ~ should STU retain jur'-
dciion ossg any person persoualiy served Win sum
mons lhi. Wss az - thee tiu-N had since tneir
organization, and the see Committee bad no rignt TO
take II assy
Mr. FULtae replied that the amendments
made AZ the suggestion of Judge EDMoNDs OF n I.
should not have power 10 arrest any one who might
chance 10 be 10 that City away from home Mr.. JOHN
SONS motion to amend was lost Tho Code then went
10 q third reading, and Was subsequently read and
passed
JUDGES or MAXINE COUEr.
The bill providing for the election of Judges OF
the Marine Court coming up tor third reading Mr.
HAIL moved 20 amend 50 rs 10 allow the Common
Council t0 give extra compensation to such OF the Jus
tees a. they might deem worthy, which was adopted
Mr.. HAwLEY moved 20 rec0mmt the bill IN
order 10 amend II that the present Justices should
be continued In Office until their terms expired.
Mr. HALL said they might as well pass no bill
as 10 adopt such amendment.
Some considerable discussion here ensued,
Messrs FLOYD and HAwLEy insisting that its object
was 10 iegisste Democrats out OF Office, and Mr. HALL
stating that the bill requested and deemed neces
sary Ia moro respects than that alluded 10. The bill
then passed
II will be seen that the House asseuted TO the
anne ndment that the bill only awaits the signature
of the Governor 10 become law.
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GoURAuD'sIrlLI,s MEoIe.rrD so.r-I9,r -. ~
rloslng tan pin pies ffeeties, fodt mess Yreg<E
Or. GouKApD o. Wakers nrst door ,rv so< -
where may b. bad bis cel-bfalsd Poocre sn. 10
eating super cas- hair Liquid Rouge tof coz,
chsess deep earn sliou nnse Lily White iof 'sssk
lon, HAIR Dye, Besle's Hsr Re.sorsn.s I1Sn1S
trsnsisntiy dyetag gray hairs, Toosh isas n Ia
nstop-ee DGeepa.
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~ Tyss.-s sapph-d sgs.cro@r fhasdspha and
III. .caax s.trts atty .rvs Of the sos by
as-us zsssr L>as.r Busss. fa1s a. esnv cssssst
Isrz.a s. ssun Q nocta ssaSls soRsss, JesoA
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H,rs-RAgFsErYG LE,sx. cor. Of Ccsnsm - .
sta have announced Th< Hat Of tns spslos sr -
we sdv ise al our genllemsnly friends 70 =. ecss~
al once useful ard ornamental, hal eann" "
mi
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q wsreeeived no mail south Of Philadelphis
~ night
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Friday March :
HrPAYrvG STATE LOAN.

hEPAfINE tlAlf LNAN
NJ CoR>vELr OF the NXlNth District reported
adversely upon the bill authorizing the Troy and Schsn'
ec,sdy Railroad repay the loans u the state on ne
gronrd tina; il Is unconstitutional The bill was sent 70
the Committee OF the Whole.
AIMS HOUSE BILL.
SIR Johnson of the With District reported
.g,,r., the amendments Of the Assembly 10 the
AIMS House bill. The Report yves agreed to and the
bin returned 10 the other House.
D,s,er I A Westervel, J F. Freborn, z. :. Smith,
: Hsstesd and T. Daley Governors, instead OF ia.
: Roosevelt, Charles h. Marshall, w. {. h. Nsddei :
Rensselaer, Ravens, Ambrose Z. kngsland and Ihos J.
Woodruff.
The following bills were reported complete and
ordered to third reading
For the construction OF Railroad from Psttsbugh
to Whitehall.
To authorize the Trustees of WILLIAMSBURG to Dor
row money
SYRACUSE AND RocHEsrSR RAILROAD go,
The Committee OF the Whole took up the Dill
for the establishment OF Railroad from syracuse 20
Rochester The debate this oil occupied the whole
Of the Morning Session
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rupoEs OF NANNY couEr.
ASSEMBLY.

BILL TO PREVENT FRAUDS.
The bill more etiectually TO prevent frauds came
up for third reading.
Mr. CORNELL Of Y. stated that the bill gave
the Emlgrant Boarding House keepers partial aud re-
sricted lien the effects Of emigrauts. The Other
amendments the presen, law allowed licensed Board
ing House keepers 70 solci. emants 10 go to their
houses
Mr.. DIsoswAY OF Richmond intimated that the
Select Committee had never seen this and that the
numerous amendments n the present law, adjusted by
the Emigrsnt Commissioner and others, had been en-
tirey overlooked.
Mr. CORNELL replied that the measures ia con-
temptation by the Select Committee not lnterfsred
with by this bill After some farther debste the bill
was passed.
LEWISTON SUSPENSION FRIDGE.
The bill chartering the Lewiston Suspension
Bridge Company reed a third time and passed.
AssocIAriON FoR rIT IMPROVEMENT HORSES.
The bill 20 charter the Associatlol tor the I'm
provement 10 the breed Of Horses was read third
time and rejected
Mr. HALE of Steuben moved 10 reconsider the
vote eectns the bill, and the motion reconsider
laid on the table.
HOURS or LABOR
The bin TO requisite the hours of labor then came
up for third reading. The bill met with considerable
opposition upon the ground urged against IL when IL
IN the Committee IL Is almost useless 20 follow
the train OF .mebt as % the reason thsi the bill
rncomn tted @itnout Instructions 70 be reported
pete la al Is TO be reported ~ the afternoon SEES
u comp -,s.y eyiscersied. Its bearings will proos
by YoE - rrectly got up unit, IL reaches the senate.
ANAL APPROPRIATIONS BILLS
L-es eral Canal Appropriation bills sent by
t.leS spa Il noon On Wednesday passed in Com.
milre sni ordered 10 third reading.
vzsrRRS HOUSE REFUGE.
The Committee OF the Whole then took M the
bill appropristng s7,7OO for the Western House Of
Refuge.
Y1Ky.PHooF BUILDINGS.
The Committee Of the " hole also took up tSe
bill prcuding for the construction Of Fireproof Build
ngl for the State Library and Historical Society made
some progress therein, and had leave TO Sit sgsn.
cfiANcELLoEs LIBRARY.
The bill relative to the disposition OF the Chan
ceors Library referred 20 be reported complete.
GOLD MEDALS
On motion Of Gen. SrRYKER the name Of Capt.
HEEMAS THoRSE added to those to receive gold
medals
Mr.. FIsKE Of Kings offered a resolution which
referred giving Commander SAND, OF the U. :.
Navy gold medal in consideration of his services Ia
the last with Great Britain and the late with
Mexico.
MOUTH OF THE ERfK BASIN.
Mr.. Thompson Of Erie gave notice Of his inten-
ton 10 introduce bill 20 change the mouth Of the Erie
Basin al Buffalo.
WArERyLrRr BANK.
Mr.. FISH Of Montgomery called for the con-
scsrs;ion Of the resolution previously offered by him
ealing the receiver Of the Ws;eryliet Bank for
report, which was adopted.
GOLD MEDALS.
Resolutions were offered IN favor Of present
ing gold medals to Lieuls GIBBS and PALMEE, which
referred
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PLYMOUTH TABERSAcLE.-Thisi immense sRe
,ure for the temporary Of the Plymouth Church o.
Pierreyontst will b. opened tor religious worship
morrow 10 size the building il 70 feet BY 100 ani I'll
sea, comfortably from 500 to 1900 Persous. tw v
a comt0r,able house, well warmed aud ventilated, sd
with such preacher as DR.. BKEcHEa will be crowded.
of course
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~ wsne desired 70 state that Mrs Buffers Reading,
o. shskspeae will close here, for the prsseni the Si
int Saturday Of next week % The 10Th Of Aprl. Mo
BgTLEE viii eomms1ce Course In Brooklyn, and the
sresier part Of May will devote to Keeping The engage
mems hieh ,he has made for reading 10 other eiies
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ARRIVALS At PAS1sA' FROM isrs Is


Lite. Ne G. Hubbard. A.. = RunC-. q BroSu T. j
Harrison HUNG. X Potter. spencer Parker VI J
Cad.-i, ID W Nsson, snos, MAYER, q W Dickinson. p
Wtn-, q Ko9nson shaw, Bts-su, ID W MADISON, y
Edwards. Nuing ssrseani, Miller Mas, Terrell, "
sperry. l. N0rhfup, WI ghi, Hul, Thompson, % Y
Hntffsss. t0nni silva. Lldam Van PEI. Summon.
W Buyer. Wood. Webb. Aor, Van Peii = ys.
J Reed Brnby vfissy, Hunsa, A N-cum. q
r Flowers. X Brennan, Mcl.nus W W Bd'ey W ws'son.
Mlff-l. ~ Person, Garfield. Hen aii Everett.
W h Miller X R,uan. T. Miller. Dunhsm. X q keeirr,
Fmmit, A Cursy ID North. Manon, Dr. Cameron,
ic- W J-w-t aiy snd servant. - John. q Clos,
Randolph. Laf-n and servant. W Radvia. u Whs--
li.@sch W Gamble. " Hedges Comn, W De Ia Csgea.
De L. Csggoa. X JACOBS Tod. ~ R,naolph Clare.
- john. Lfsn james CoWen Porter Foe|ef.
Cuban. sComV-i Bime G sayarr PnI-r herrny.
Brrg. B0rsl-t " BlfIr " Cobee W II Culver. H. VI Do
nsu, schsmefhorn Whiting Godfrey. smh taichn
Hudson W "A maxwell Hguste u & smith, SYefss "
Prescott Dr. furmsn. stodiari Colby, Grant Dr WI
Peabody. voeeaua.J Lsns Cov-. ID Crane. " Emerson
Nbe. >mHors lady at -erft ir MB Hasi-i. u est,s
ID Logan DR. Oman. X Cfsgn DC. Or sholngton NC
A PoWel, Miller, Fre.uont I Ey-rtt Il " kuu-. u
Crsu- j. s0l'hsrt Johnson W Goote Barn. w k-it
Ing W Van Dyke. No, j. Bird. w Kelly, } sv-a Ma
g.s ID Nrlii, Bfuu1@r " W CatseH Ni n Bu1sf 10,
Col Zshnsk-. Captain T.yor Tsyior NJ Rgns. X
HOLSTER. Bradford G. Ce1k, X k,tor, % Msra.
Rot-rt. A,-rh, a. Horn. No Hov-y. M Weed uni
son. W Moutsommery no GRIN, Eltrtgr NJ X Nurse
u kno~0n. Fr--r. " Van Blrn.. jacobs
d Hut. I'M Tru-. Hari X Gibbs. l. Homestead NY
ksy-s. usA Irss-, SER r--s-, } Grhi Ludov.
Ludlow, Co Gsar isty AMI Ctld, Haven. W n NJ
Knsy. 4 kuley, Msfhot HOBBS. Mos-r. J shi
A Yoshurx. Pa q W " & J
Bedford Ala. Cole, 5ho } Barn- Grant, W Cu.h-m
Hsg-uloer. Rec W Lowering q "a Howard. W Il
Ce-r-s, Bush. IT, lrusd-l. Miller Nsrb- sts1m.a
Mos swsa, W DeJoueh RI b Randolph, J Bachmsn
W Tnfs, kesssr k-,ser w kins-y, laval. Carey
Phu-nu Nung Company Of fastnn Pc; Au.,on TenD
MAJ, X H-nsr.. W o Chapman, Hunt, C-p-n
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Afternoon SesstOa.
-z< fsQrQ ufFF

tftrfbOON StAsfoa.
TIN HOUR BILL.
The Ten Hour bill was reported complete as
previously reported, IL merely that IN the so
,ence OF any contract ten hours shs be considered
days labor.
Mr.. TAYLOR OF New-York spoke in favor Of the
original bill and supported propagation 10 reiatroduce
bill
The blu was finally read and passed.-Yeas 81;
Nays, =.
SgvToEK ALxSHoUsE.
A Committee OF Conference was appointed Oh
the Ner-York Aims House bill
FREE SCHOOLS
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
Tor the establishment Of Free schools which after
some Debate, without amendment ~as ordered 10 a
laird reading aud psssed-Yess "a, Nays7
nARrSE COURT.
Inc amendments of the Senate 70 the Marine
Court bill were concurred In
CLINTON PRISON.
a The Clinton Prison bill was made the snerial
order OF the day for 10 morrow.
OnmotloD, the House adjourned.
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
TO THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.
FOURTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
DEFEAT OF THE FINANCIAL REFORM BILL.
SHlPWRtCk OF AN EMIGRAhT VESSEL.
1876 LIVES LOST.
TRIAL or THE INSURGENTS or JUNE.
MARCH OF THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GUARD
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER IN INDIA.
NINETY-THREE BRITISH OFFICERS
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED MEN KILLED
GREAT BATTLES IN HUNGARY.
RUSSIA CALLED IN TO AID.
ruon..sg nrDUOIIQ
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EV GLANCE a. the ~ Of sfusciiye entertainments Do.
FORA by Baruum to-day, will convince every that the
Museum Is the place Of al others for the Juveniles
their hours Of recreation The Phenomenon ofth@
nineteeulh cenury-the Msmmoih Lsdy-sne wonderful
entertainments Of tie Lee Family and other exhibitions
VIII crowd ID. building with ysers 70 is utmost cacscily
~ Mrs francis KssgLE BUTLER viii resd this t5st-
ardsyl evening, March ~ the play Of Jgus Css The
slIyyessri Institute al u O'Clock Ga Monday morning
rexi st l.. o'clock she ~il read Ar0ny ard Ceopahs-
Tickets 10 be hsd Of Mr. Polmsnn niior Of the Institute
Al the Asio House, the Irving House al Mr. Frsneiss and
Mr. Growers Bookstores. Price g.
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MARINE CoURrs.-The bill making the JUDGE,
of the Marine Courts of this City elective. passed ssa
Houses of the Legislature and only wait, the slgSs,u,
Of the Governor ~ become a law.
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DEnPsrsR's BALLADs.-lt will be seen by Tia
announcement in another column, that Mr.. DExPsm
will give another Of his charming ballad soirees on Ne,
day night Ills fret Entertainment Thursday nist
was listened to with delight by large audience
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PHRESoLoGY.-Ou Our neighhor, Mr. Fowler hv
been fsgorins our New. England friends with seriag
Lectures during the Winter but is again in the City,
Citizens and strangers can have sn opportunity to si
themselves of his services
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NEw-YoRK X ERIE RiiLRoAD.--For some
changes in the departure OF trains on this Road "s
yertisemeut ON third page.
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Mr.. BoSD laid on the .sbls resolutions giving
roii medal, to Capt WV s,Ezt Of Osweso and Capt.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
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Mas. BUFFERS READISGs.-To-ni sst Mrs. Bat.
Ter reads the play OF q" julius Cesr" and Montsy
morning Antony and Cleopatra" There /. sill 10
dlminu,on of the crowds that rush 70 hear her
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New-Yors, October ?, 1871. IN scstsul !
TIE Pglnon'c syrup 10 prepared ~ = ~ ~. !, a. y
Sou h s1th-sI Yhisdep hia Prce - PEI ~
tee for So Bush Cacksosr 81 Barclay o. - s.ss
YORK.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Gen. TSSlc.': Bersrolenee. A Wash
inglon leuGf. writer tells the following sory
Of 0cn. Tsyler--A venerable white head.
ed man los yeAn old having ioucred up
to tho Whhe Hour, early In the morning.
had the good fortune TO meet the Precedent
sIui6a Of the threshold. The eeplenarisn
introduced himself; told Gen Taylor that
he was feeble, and that his blood was al
mos, dried up IN his veins. Tor The SHOWS Of
Que hundred aud FIVE winters and The ef-
fccis Of hard service 10 The ware OF our
country, had lcf him bW short remnant
NJ the evening Of his long aud rvcEtlul lie.
Gen. Taylor, movrd BY the pa,tiafchal
years and voice and simplicity Of Ibe man.
shook him warmly by the hand and said
Well, grandfather, am glad 70 see you
Have you been TO brrpkfnuY TIVE OLD
man replied TIM, he hal no, We'll then.
YOU must come sni TAXI breakfast whh me
mo, your ilino 10 too precious | desired
only to pay you my respects and | shall
gs, a breakfast nj The marke, house, Tor I
an stranger among these people, and an
old man ,pus b. satisfied to do the best he
can We'll. then, you most come and
breakfast with me- No your time is TOO
valuable and | will not lrcspass hpon II;
good morning, General, and may Provl.
donce guide you' We'll. II you viii CO.
said Gen. Taylor, exceeding his hand and
Slipping into that Of The old msn three half
esPles-rf you will 60, God bless you
and see lhntyou have a good cup OF coffee
for breakfast and come up and dine with
me before you leave he city And lean
inc upon his staff, the old man, older than
This republie Of twenty millions Of people,
BY thirty years, went, with grateful heart
along his way
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

fs1~The Evening Post appears very nnx
ious 10 hsen something improper upon the
Wings in regard to Senator Hun nrgnn's np.
poinlmenr. 1t started with The assertion that
Gen Taylor advised the selection OF Hanne.
gan. Thi, it was compelled 10 take back
II subsequently aIodg ed that II was iliciIed
by Wing Senators. This ii is also compel
ed in part 10 retrnct. Mr. Webster denir,
that he wns cognlzun, Of any desire to mnL r
such a nomination, and s. major Morehead in.
dlgnantly protested against ii when it vos
announced
But Notwithstanding il has been driv
from these severhl positions, 1t falls bnck up.
on the appointment OF Mr. Gales as Secreta>
~ Of Legation to the Cum to which Han
neg,n is designated. as evidence of Gen Tay.
Iors readiness 10 acquicsce ia Hsnnegan's
appointment. But here il is equally OF fault,
as Mr. @ lies istp be attached to the LrRa-
ton Of which Mr. Donaldson is Clief, at
Frankfort
Whether Gen Taylor will or will not
permit NJ H'nnegan, to enjoy the honor so.
improperly and dIscourtcou,lv thrust upon
him, we cannot say. He will doubtless do
what he considers ,ghI Bur the Posi- will
exhibit wisdom III shall be sure Of ils points
before duplicating nny new parties TO The
drgruccful conduct Of its Presidcni.
albany Ere .,oyr,o,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Atte'aapt 10 Effort Monev.-NIr W b
-lI'o' ~ Jew York recently received seYe-
~ 'clicrs signed F. X B,swood. pB.solen.
'og his If" Il he dm nm pay $50 oDUl le IA
person who should call for II at his house on
a certain day. Mr. Asor fonlIy became a
larmcd, and consulted the Chiefof the Po-
ice relative to the matter. The Officer nd
Vlsed him to pay over package ofsputiouo
money IN The person who call,d Eof X Mthe
same umed"Putng two officers 10 watch the
proceedings IN the matter. Al IN. linne np-
pointed, n man named FrnukIm G. Buog
called tor the money which was delivered TO
MN. The officers followed him to hotel
where II was hfi 10 BE- delivered to A. X.
- Grren. who would coil for II in the eve.
nlng Bragg, while al the Hotel, was "a.
k'n INTO custody, Ond an officer .A,,o.es a,
INC motel to watch for the in9iv dual who
sh9u'a call Tor the Packag- Alter waving
'nor uine' man named Biggs called at
'ne oar Tor The package in quesion. which
was delivered to him. AheT following him
'htopgh several sireeis he was arrested and
laken to the Police Office. A letter wa,
iound upon him from BI.swood. containing
directions. &c
\ man named Smith Of ST. GEORGE, Ma.
nor l. l.. has received similar thr,,t.n;,o
/ l'''eis, which, upoo comparing them witS
NOSE received by Mr. Aston, were found 70
nave come from he shme hand.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

Tn JTws Tho Jewish Chronicle for
March, states that the American Society
for mcllorat'ng the condition Of the Jews are
making arrangements Tor supplying Charles.
ton Cincinnati and some other places, with
missionaries TO the Jews
Al Rome - On the st Of December the
Jews were released, by an order from tho
the Pope from all disabilities in the Roman
States especially the edict which compelled
them to live only in tho narrow and dirty
lanes known as the Jews quarter, to which
their residence has been confined ever since
the destruction Of jerusalem. A d. 10.
Leipsic III University Of Lep.c has
been opened to the Jews, and no difference
Of religious belief is to be disqualification
for professorship
The only divisions Of Germany in which
the entire equalization Of the jews has not
been carried are Baden. Wirtemberg. Ba
varia, Sa1ouy, Hanover, Mccklcnburg, and
the Saxon Duchies.
The Jewish Disabilities Bill hal again
been introduced in the House Of Commons
by Lord Jshn Russell. and it is expected
that it will now pass the House Of Lords
also