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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

~ The Wosh,ngton Reppbhc borrows oor ia
ole. Of the Alsbsms election returns, which cost 1'
sorn. trans -bor without hining that they were
taken cut Of The TribuHe.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
N TFIrss.pg 10 TIE ssw.YuRs TRIBUNE

Tie ouly Telegrsph lines Eorkins A'' nise' ~eT-
hos. 70 Washington and Boston tie former worked
sssv and Ire after closed early hence ne Pareiiy Of
or dispatches
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
lem. Elerfiou.

NEv-ORLEANs, lrescay, Aug =
Asv,cs. from Texas have been received 20 the
ish nst s1cisu returns CT iae elections cav oeen
received 10 ndcs.s TIE election OF Bel a. Governor o'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

EXPEDITION AGAiNsT CUBA.-Ihe editor of the
proraence Transcrip j. Informed that emissares from
abroad are in that city attempting 70 enlist men Tor
the invasion Of Cuba and In order to induce citizens
% enlist they offer very liberal pay IN money with
bonus on landing 1t CubA where II Is said many of the
people sre IN favor OF the They represent
that Gen - of Cuba. now IN this country, ls Al the
head OF the In the United states aud tn-t
fifteen thousand individuals IN the United states have
already sgrced 20 join II s further ssid that the Ca
hnet OF President Taylor, part Of them secretly
favor the movement As further inducement 10 re-
crus It 1. said that the comandng officer of the Oo
led States vessels sent 10 watch the movement l. IA
vsrable 10 and will interrupt Il one muster OF
ofcers for INSTANT etnhArcstion 70 take place n
NewNork THIS DAY, and persons lett New Ing ana
Yesterday 10 be present
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
RnAAHI "

CRY CoUsr.- This Court viii opea on Nond-y nen'
for he transaction of civil and criminal BUSINESS com
m-nrng with tho civil calendar The following sfe me
c.u-es SET down FOR Monosy No. fdsH l. hanss /"
Tho- Denike, 2 "A SmIih 20 Hugh Dol-niy AIRS
han " Birh-ck Henry Wsdron. rssrdef 'onds
.. Augustus Hand and Warren rhnond ,Seeniof- q
Abrsh.m Van Pet deses.sd Tnoms, huihgsn. "
Mar.h Miller Joseph Dean ard John sklllm-n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Appoiufuent.

WAsHlxsToS, Saturday sept =.
HoFArro G PEEEY nn been appointed -ec-s
tarv Of Legation 70 Madrid.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

HsEs Hgcxss-lf seems bv statement IN
the Bsl~tg, ms sarcca, thst Mr. heeker g on nis
~sy back 70 this country ne Airo, Hf '-t -
rs.urae IN. re.idence on the whleh - purchased
some time since ina that County.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

lSios CoLLt0E.-We are requested 70 ''ate
that the Fsu Session Of Union College vii commences
,hi. wear on Friday. September 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

I>TEREsTlNG HUMoK.-rhe Boston Irareue'
of Saturday states the authority OF private letter
that the French Government will not receive Mr.
RIvEs. ournew Ambassador to Paris The Irarfi1 sup
poses the reason will be drawn from certain dispatches
sent home by Mr. Rives, during his former envoyshiF
in France and published by our Government They
related 70 the difficulties concerning the French lndem
nifty and going back France helped 10 hghten tn,
irritation which existed there on the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MusgVN-Now FOs II -bsnum IA. dis
tanr~d al competition ard carried of The reptile pfzrs
broug ht from BAIL in The brig Republic To-Day hey
,x N. placed In th- exhibition rooms. We have hsd
private view of them and csn csrisny say nat they arc
he .rg--t snd Members 0f Tho bos family We
have ever Peter Morris the comic singer has been
rAny.ses and the bill FOR the with novelties
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

rv The firm u W. T JsSsisc- Co. 10 proverbs,
vim hose requiring quality ready made ssrnsnls
ars- as.ortmeui u which sep hand Al the -x-n.
've establishment, 81 Broadway. American Hct.l TIE
ne~ style offaney foch. Just Introduced for travelling aBd
oa,'ne.. PURPOSES are commended particularly n-s.
and ser.ce garments .ngU
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

bs.DTs SArios.L CoLLscrIos oV DasussssorYpu
Among his collection fad Assne..s. Of Pre.idsuu
PoLs and TAYLOR and their cabinets and other eminent
nen srsngers ard citizen. respectfully Invited
cal and examine them h. Gallery 1o5 and sG Broad
way, corner u Fglgon..L
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Havre Commercial Report....Avs. H.

CorroS Since our report the sdVees Dy ne Nsg
ara have come 10 hand They caused iurner aaFs Fsnce
In mice on The 18th. owing 10 favorable sccoun ron
,erpoo announcing y go bales sales durins sst
The market became exceedingly anin Aed sno ep"Au OF
oo ha@. .od A. an advance Of r. The sses OF nc wee.
.,ding Aug Is inclusive. we're l4llu nacs, nancy -
si2 Or'ean. At IS Of, 3s5 Moni~, Y sSi; lso Up
and 81 10 81. 90 Cumans. g. 5f and ID fernan
~ loaf The imports during he same period ~rtr o,''
h.e. of which .4l6 were Amencsn In- .toeh o. nsho
: ..rmsfed Al $3.50 bsles, Of which $50 are heo
S,a,es On the eih the market owing 10 sdYlcrs rom
Tv-rroo Va. very scuvr, 400 bales changed hands A.
! % n on former raie- Ne"-Ofeshs Tres o'1luaie AZ
quoted a. SIS. snd bas 81 l5 ,... 49,.
AsssS Tn. demand for Pots has been limited ne
49,. sre II hn. Amercsn a. 5A Prices, however, ar
vel supported We note sales Of 10 obis Peaf, a. 70
90 5f - .
L,sp remain, in .vor shough there are not any trans
.euon. 20 report Prices quoted Al 81 10 OIL accord
ins 90 quality. .. ...- a.. ~ -. ,oss
for Sd a. duty paid reported We have received %.
hos. n Copper from Ne~ Iofk oesce other afces Oi
he trsde from London and The continental ports Of Ea-
rope.
6ns -Th. price Of wbsei. ',esdier bat for that AZ
uc- or Palm no sales reported
QsEcirkoS B.sg cOnung-s neg ectcd and prices nom
na a. s. sf per s. al cuy paid, 80 vel ~ for bAlIi-
more and Phi acel1hi%
WgLEsoSE-Th- .si~s Of he week have rendered our
sale. much frmer 500 Ei having been eaized a. Ijo
in lSSf per 81 k.. duty p.id We quote Nonh-Wesern
ST 90 - 5o and s0uihsrn Bone a. ~ % 81 per AL
duty paid The srrva.s ~ bundles from New ora
/ surt London.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
1IarkeI..s.LrINosE. "a. I

Corn. since the news, il held g. 70 4c per olsne
higher. but without ssies Of Importance. fioVS A.
WEEAT unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

AsEs-J Jnder y-sr 49, 20 years, 10 10 ;, 81 5
90 l0 81. l0to - 81. ~ 8 a. - 20 ., g. . to .
% lo So g. 90 10 70 = - ~ so, O. ~ n, - 70
Iel. Z. Uukn0Vn. l0
PLAcEs % NArvrY-Uuiied STATES, ~ ireland, Il
England y scotland. 90. Germany, 81 France, ,
D-1mars d sweden. /. SeiiHrr and, : Iisy, I Prls
.ls 5. Bnuso Possession. IN Norm Anerca- 81 " es'
FROM ho-plls- Bellevue, 3. Prnltrur.ry Hospi-al
,. " srd'. l.i.pd 3 RantaIFs Island S. CRY HospiI4
e Ams-House. BsckV-ll'. Island :, Colof-c hone,
CoIor-d rrphan ksy um 8. COlOr-c persons - ,lAn-
t1r-si Hospital Is, Willam-st 10, Ihir,ee1in-st
thirty y-afh-st 5. CelTe-sl s. Inss1e A,y an
A ". WHITE. Ciy Inspector.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

| q "rsss, The VsntnloGgi., opens BlsecAsr Hsn.
Bleee1ersI % night win Magic, Music and vennlo-
| qllsm. sa-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
oENTLEaEN's HATS

OENTLkMtN's HATS
LEARY co
Introduce this day the fashion for the season
siet AsTOR HOUSE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

~ 10 consequence Of the crowd opon our
eounns compelled 70 omit AZ usually soe 'e''ef
from JrLrs LxscHEyALIKA the letter Oi oar Lonoo1
eosrsspobsen; and another from rev cofre'Ponosn'
a, Pans We shall Try get them al IN tnl' afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

TIE following table snow, TIE proportion between
the genera mortality and tie deaths By diseases Of the
bowels including Cholera
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHoLEEA REPoEr-The Health Physician thinks
il unnecessary 10 make any report Of the cases which
occurred yesterday We believe there Two deaths
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
weekly Report of Death.

"a ts CT, and Count, u Ne isyk o- nAs 2sh % ~ l'i
tIy y SsTfezbe~, 1873.
Meu ltS Women. .s6 boys, ll5i Gir'' l7l-rotA' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Kentucky Election
Corctf.

The following ere the ofhcisl returns from the
With district.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

LAUScH.-Ano,her ferry boat EEs launched %
Saturday morning lssT from the ship yard Of Aessrs
B1rts N0rgsns she 10 intended u piy between
S-~ YORK and Jersey CITY. she Is 10 ieei long 81
iset beam, anc II fee, deep.
FiEE-A FIRE n ss dscov cred on Saturday morn
ing 5etEeen the hours OF and o'clock IN the base
usri oi Tie house tee corner Of Tllsry-s; and
Hsdson-sv. -h.rh ws promptly sxrHS aAsse
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
IRELAND

Our expresses from to- sister country have not any In
70 ID sence q Interest this morning.
whispered In and around The Castle that The Queer
intends granun. political amnesty soon as sue ~
turns 10 London
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

~ Democratic Whis SeSerA' - 80 - -,
-ryso.y yyESIse SEPT 4 a. u O'clock a. tse
Broadway House. By order
zorss. snLs Vice Chsirusn.
Jo.tSz x rsslo. Secretaries -
VIZ l. ssss0LoS.) 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
PRIVATE AOyICES 10 THE TRIBUNE.
TELEGRAPHl AID EXPRESS NEWS
From oar Liverpool Agent,
TO THE HOUR OF SAIL NC,
FRANCE AND ITALY.
Latest Continental Intelligence
eY Eleetne TsIegraPh.

Ln~Do~. saur1ay, August ~, 50
Psrs s5-ices of yesterday have zone 70 nsna An-f
t-fo-l - thzl The COlrc % ne A1st'y nsa me- 4
lr ~ Re i0us dsy ir order 10 consider n- tenor OF ne
49,. -. which hey h.d received from Germany
"a. STATED hat ne Government rae fecrlF-4 -.
e-srior " t- treaty between AlsrA .nd fir1ii- .
member. VI th- tW1 Gor-rl n-uts hsd much firc13 in
roir. to Term. spectng tt- amnesty Iney n.d lo~
ever .gr--d 4nl psr1J1-1 A. except =, ~llca iLl---
tre rf - FAM i-- of The lan-s-
Tn- riferr f< s-ie -t.es hat ihree more
A. to ave h.ta Too each put 90 NJ war foot *
C,-r-r. Oudrol b--c ordered 20 rrtlrn io FAfls
with r- ro.slb- DELAY, a1c io nrnE VILE li F'i
unh OF he army uuder {. Command 49,. al. O..
TIE Intended ~ The Pfesf-tt oi he hep-ulc "
Frernay "a. been postponed pro TN lie had compete
re1yver-1 from M. recenl Chl.ers attack
Tn Bsns 0f 2 returns, punl'- ye-'eluAy' W
tfered OF favorable and encouraging character
Tie hsvre Cotton market va l-flloi eAl''e' s's'''
day, and prces had ssain a. vsnced - -. -
TIE .sesi intelligence received rom fso1o : -
s.r.fscory chAr.cier ard from ~hai h.d mAnesea y.
a. IN 5eced that serious occurrences you'd a.
pace The French troops were very - ~ A. oelns
80 iong 10 Ron- portion Of ne Jesuii' Oo'es' 10"
be-u burned down 80 ....
From The la.i accounts received from Gaets ~ spper'
thai he Pope 10 indsposed 10 fstlrn 70 ho"' 'o' 40
present -
Gen O1dinois orders are 20 cave rot more tnsn rom
% 4, Is 000 troops A. CivifA Necchis and Rome
IL appears th-t expected that the Pp- YOU n 80
The Frrncr ruoqe 1na lmp.f. 70 .nrh ui 'ee
ti~H.r. pr.or 10 visiting De- LarrttO and AncOnA
Al "a infe-n NJ nisier had heeu appointed a. Rome
h4t The Comm Of ne forces refused 10 -ur
r-ud-r no 90 him the sdmir.trz ion of pOucs srars
sOtriih.tsuding The forced cfcu auon OF Roman %
per ~ sc01u of So PER cent he pubic would not &C
cept IT, further discount " - per cent mAAius
~ I'll 81 per cent we're allowed
The M1nif,Hr contains decree signed by the Prc,i
dent Of he Republic. appointing Gen Excelmsns Cnan
G = IOr Of the Legion Of doLuf-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
American stocks.

roSDox. s,urssv Aug Is-Uuiied States Five Per
Cents ls's o2ss3 d. sS Per Genie, 1858 los, lo'f
M Yors Five Per Gents, ls45. ssT DO 1855 = 81
do 1859 f 81. Peun.ylysnia Five Per Cent?, 20 .a
ono liz PR Cent?. ls5e. - DO 800 ol l0, Msssa
chu.eus Five PEI Cent. Sterling o9ndsl 90 lo+ ~
south & arolins Five Per Gents B-nrg Coz % y.
nominsI. DO Palmer A CO s8s ~, nominal Mary an
Fre Per C-nis Sterling bonds 50 20; Mss.Ppi s1
Per Ceuis, s. d. Five Per Gents, Sterling oond' ~
Alahsm. five Per Cent. so 62 do Sterling bond- IS
f7 Nirsinia Five Per Cents -; dss Per Cents ~
az Kenfurky Per Gents, - q, nominsl Tennessee
DO Sterling honds y N-N YORK City 1--WE Per Cents
q q. United States Bank shares, Joe lis.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

the BODY Of Elizabeth aives. aged years. Sbo acc
dentsIy ie the nFer a. Ice fOot o. Cl4rks0nsl
.nd xss drowned vercict ln accordance. A..0
upon bsdy Oi Matthew Whit, eyed ~, native Of
Ireland who found dead 10 his oec on Saturday
morning a. g WnitehAl 81 Tue decezs~d ~sss boat
n.n and prominent member " the Wnitshsl. ben-g
o.ent Association Verdict cezth BY spop.exy ....
A - upon th- body Of D0rc4s Butler, aged years
xho accidentally Killed oy one u ne hnlcker
1cxer onuioGses lt sppesrs that while crossing tnf
street the child became confused And getting csu-c
70 ~ r~o stages a. ed Aforesaid Verdict &C
cordingly Gee Also upon tie body Of Nrlnkno~r
~omsn brought from rs NotssL 70 The fourteenfi
Nsr1 station House. -n- found lying dead In u.
back basement area Verdict death from Ssnt Anc
elDosure.H
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Manche.ter Goods and Yarn Market-Aue

In the early ps Of the week there WAS considerable &C
uvty in The demsld for fssNs, owing 10 the sa'anc
,st-h Nas made 10 COTroN. hut within The lsst day o
two there hss been reaction, and We close today some
~hsttsmely. nevertheless spnnersin general -fe nrn
~ nice Although there has been rse IN the vau- OF IA
CorroS CLorHs are not higher, and the mnsets YER
ouirt this morning win nle prospect Of Improvement
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
3as4. Uniled Stairs BANK shafesl l0s rs.
Liverpool Corn narket...Avs Is.
L,,erpooI Cotton Market....Au,

The markell. rather suffer thi. morning, ss uncOmm
torrents Of rain fell curing the course Of last night n
sales in eiih-r American Wheat Flour, or Indian Co
are but trihing, full prices are however, paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

The same buoyant feeling which has characterized th
market during tne past week sull continues We op-
thi. morning with good stesdy cemsnd Al very "a
pric.. No estimate yet be found OF the days sales
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

FiRE-The building SO Broadway. occapied
~ M-.srs Spicer and acMAnn livery stable, and
tns upper part a. Panorama exhibition and Lodge
Rooms. ~ss discovered % BE- on IRE % sunday morn
.ng clock IL originated 10 the secoud story
th- cause being unknown The Interior oi the build
ing Nas onyerriy Quilted though fortunately the
horses got ogG IN time % b. saved The damage
done very considerable ootn ~ dessr'. -plcer
AcMsnn well as 70 the othe occupants oi the
premises
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

SroREs OPES.-The store 40 Soutb-st. occupied
ov Mr. " " Whirock snd the cellar l2l Broad q
occupied by Heinrich Van bu.kirk, we're found open
"a saturday nignt BY 0flcers Black sD1 Spaldus Of
The Firsl Ward.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

General Tdylor.--The Cincinnati Atlas of the
18th instant, thus describes General Taylor, as
he appeared when staying in that city.
The newly elected President is what may be
called much better looking man than the prints
and engruvibgs represent hun to be, though near
ly all these give a correct idea Of his features
so much so, that any one who is familiar with
these could easly pick him out in crowd. His
face has freshness about it, that we did not
expect to find in the features of one who had
seen so much service, and endured the exposure
OF so many campaigns. 1t wears an expression
of great good sense,-good humor,-and good
disposition. His eye is remarkably bright and
clear, and one can easily imagine how 1t would
blaze upon a battlefield, with an odds of one to
four against him. His general expression Is
kind, and his manners genial and warm. There
is freedom in the manner in which he receives
his guests, that puts his visitor a. ease at once,
and the interest that he manifests in all who ap-
proach him, is calculated to make every one car
~ away pleasant recollections OF their interview.
When the venerable Col. Johnston OF Piqua, was
presented TO him. The General rose and grasped
his hand with great cordially, enqured after his
health and that Of his family, commented on his
vigorous appearance, and manifested the interest
of one who had met long absent companion.
In person he is short and thick SET, with
slight stoop forward. He is about GA years OF
age, and looks as old as he is, though be has
good health and strong constitution. Ills air
and manner are those Of a gentleman and a SOL
der
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

EMANCIPATION IN KFNTUcKY.-The Mays
piie Eagle of the 9th inst contains call for
county meeting TO be held on the 18th, to con-
slider the subject OF slavery. 1t is signed by AIS
voters OF high responsibility.
In the Legislature, Hon. George Robertson,
late Chief Justice, and now representative from
Lexington, has offered the following, which, with
other resolutions on the other side, was laid on
the table.
RESOLVED, First, That the members of this
House do not consider domestic slavery bless
ing. Second, That they do not desire the per-
petuation of domestic slavery in Kentucky
Third, That they deem it wise TO acquiesce in
the destiny of Slavery in this State, as influence
ed IN its ultimate results, by the operations Of
natural and intrinsic causes only. Fourth, That
in the existing condition Of Slavery in this State,
no practical scheme of compusive emancipation
would be either just, wise or phllanthroplc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol RnilrOnd.
la % ~ G....: ),


On mud after Friday, December 15, lS4s,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS, IN connection with
tho Cars on tho Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads
will run us follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon, NJ H. NOrth6e aGd
Wells River, VI. at 7 l2 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon aud Bristol ~ H. md Eorhheld
VT. at 10 NJ.
Leave Concord TO- 40 A. NJ and p NJ, on the arrival
the from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon Concord lowell and Boston at
A. NJ. und l2 +. NJ. the arrival of the from
the West and North.
Passengers by the IL A. NJ. Train from West Lebanon can
arrive at the city of New York the night via the
Nashua aud Worcester Norwich Railroads aud the con
noctng stcamgoat lines.
Passengers taking the M train from Boston, reach
Rutland Middlebury, Montpelier, st. Johnsbury, Lyndon
w. Bath and Littloton, N. H. day. being day
than any other route and Santeud and ShebrOok
This road with the Vermont Central and Con-
neccut and Pussumpsic Railroads tho mouth oil White
River and the direct route to Central and Northern New
Hampshire, aud Northern aud Western Vermont, aud has
greater proportion of TailfUud those
than any other route.
Numerous stages with parts OF the roads and
the arrival Of the first train so Stages leave for
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney, Wanen and
towns in those routes. Leave Lebanon for Merden aud
Caromont and West Lebanon for Windsor; and Iano-
yer, the arrival of the second train.
Stages leave Wells River, the arrival of the about
four I. NJ for Bath Btcton Lancaster, SC. N. H. Lyn.
don liadwick, Crasbury VT, sanstead and Shoibrook,
Canada.
Stages leave White River Vingc for Woodstock, &C.
leave Royaton for Chcel &c.-leave Bethel Tor Middebu.
Iy,&c-oave Northicld for Montpelier Hntdwick, Stan.
STEAD Burngon Montreal and other iu those drec
tons.
valued than $50, notice be given and
charges nuid beyond that amount will be allowed
Merchandise trains run daily, Sundays excepted
ONSLoW SrEARNS, Agent.
NJ II n,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
Capt. Alvin Edson's Estate.

Capt. ALVIN EdsOn'S Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon: the Probate Court
Randolph District, ss for the District of Randolph,
TO all persons concerned In tho estate of Capt Alvin Ed
son, late Of Randolph, misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, John Edson administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased, requests said court to allow him the
further time Of one yeal from aud amer year tom the
time ofsranting administration estate 10 make paymen
Of the debts and close tha settlement OF the estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said application
VIII heard at session Of the Probate Court TO be held
the Probate ohce IN Chelsea the 4h Tuesday Of March
next at which time you may be hoard la the premises
Aud this order shall be published three weeks successive
lynn the Vermont Waterman ani State JouI nal Dewspa
per- printed at Montpelier, in this State the last of which
Pubcatons shall be before the day assigned for hearing
aforesaid -
Given under my hand at the Probate Cice at Chelsea
this 9th day Of February, ls49
% LEVI d. Villas, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
Atarriaees.

In slow0 Feb, l5lh by Harvey McAlaster Esq. ut his
residence, Mr. j. s. Johus o Montpelier Miss sophI onu
f. McAllaster, OF the former place.
In Barre by Rev. Il. Bedford Feb. 49, Mr.. Bradford X
Freewun Of Bare and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, Of Mont
poIet. -
Inieihn, Feb 80 by Rev. A Webster, Mr. l.. n. Ellis
and Miss Juli0tte teLbns, both OF Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
4flarkcts.
Brighton Cattle Mari1et--Fcb. 22.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 675 Beef Cattle pairs working oxen, 10
and calves, 2O00 Sheep, and la6 SWINE.
PHcEs-Beef Cdttue-Extra SG,75 II co. first quality
S6,25 500, second 81 so; third &, fourth 515
WOTktng OIeR-sales al S05 and 500, los.
CoUs aud CdiCeS-snles at %, 30 and S3i.
SheepSaes at 81 2,5O und 3,wo notice sheep fed by
bar sebbns, OF Dterhed, driven by A. May, sold fol Sic
each.
Snine-5 IL, a 5 &c, Al retail 8 a &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01

Ship Cambria in distress Great Suffering at
.Sea.--orer Siriy iiUGS lost. PHILADELPHIA, Tues
day, Feb. 20. The British ship Cambria, -
weeks from Londonderry for New York, put into
the Delaware breakwater yesterday in distress,
being almost entirely destitute Of provisions and
water. Fity-hye passengers had died on the
passage, and seven more were buried upon shore
on the arrival of the ship.
The cutter Gallatin is affording the sufferers
all possible relief. Tribune
Ice in he Sound. The Sound is filled with
sheets of floating ice, and nearly all the harbors
are frozen up The Norwich boat did not leave
ill O'clock yes erday morning Up to the
hour of going 10 press, the New Haven steam
boat had not rrrived. Tribune, 2lst
Roitroad CauSaiity. The upward train from
Boston, on Thursday afternoon, just before
reaching the Windsor Depot, met with an acct
dent winch seriously injured the engine carriage,
though happily no damage was done any person
We understand the cause of the accident was
some arrangement Of one OF the switches.
WindSor Journal.
1t is rumored that President Polk and his est-
mable lady will visit Europe soon after vacating
the " hte House at Washington.
FIRE. The large Scotch Presbyterian meet
ing-house in Barnet was destroyed by fire on
Monday OF last week. Loss $4,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
Boston Market, Feb. 30.

PTovsions-Ihe market is rather heayy-Prime Pork IL
3 and clear Si cash. and SOC above these prices 10
FUur-Genesee good common aud pure brands, 81
~ I2 Corn-Selow Toe, and white 55c Eastern cat
SIC, dull, Northern 40. Rye 10 per bush cash.