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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

SAN FRlNcsc0-tlp Manchester. from New York-Joh
Coleman captain; Chas BARNARD, ist nate James rman
~ uatei alfred Folger IT, "a mate Geo BARNARD
Morris Charles X Mruter, Josiah Barrs., Rokert
Conin Edvin J.mes Ohed WoIsh, Eljah Pesse. asofw
Mel ae Shuhy, Joseph RAY, steward James w
pompey, cook. rsssenesr-David ColsmanAil " Nan
tucket
sAs FPAScIscc-shp Crescent, from sAiem-N,ssrs Al
bert lacley, nenry Haskell, Thos Ginori, Deaa Sy
monds John MsSfon. Thos Dickson ir Chas 9 Burp
Enos q Haynes. Ralph Gordon. Vim Hardy Jchs New
ION Josa Davis lber Waters Nath jenkins. John Chap
Iel Fsw Wheeler Gee Nchols Jenn DeAssn, Joshua
ftre Gilman Andrew, 1srAtl Beuieh, Chas Hardy, Wm
Graves, william Buhum, Asa A whiting, VIM n Searles,
Jss 0s,dner, Payne Morse, Benz Boarlmrp, ssl lar
ralee John Nishos Warren Colburn. solomon Cushman
Roht Pratt, larmcnas Pratt, VIM Eastman, josiah
White, Chal Whte, Hsaon Sanborn, stephen Gilman,
Sargent, VIM u Cross kerriap. Brown. q J "
Greer, soml CLARK, john Gilsos, Henry Neal y
Brchett, Colburn. Peni q Schwsrtz VIM Sprsxuc,
Barber, Chss II Harvey Eiv Mcrie, Jas sashold Abbot
smith Acrzo Yousr Dudley Evans Asdrew Center 1vors
J PhilHps-6l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
London. Angusl17. lslg

woot GrowiNa ~ M,cnieA--The Detroit T,i5un,,
of The 9th ult speaking Of the wool crossing Interests
rays Michigan has gone into the growing 81 Wool nj
rspid rate and if destined to keep increasing Last
year the surplus that exported over zoo 600
be- aud the small adjustments scattered throughout
the estimstsd have consumed 600 OO0 lbs
mere This season, the amount exported ill not fall
short Ct lttOUOO lbs and ~ the isno Isto another
year. Il sill reach 100000 lbs AZ fair cstmste,
then there a niiicn sheep within the State. In
1s4c there 80 Rsl Nobody doubts that there are
over ten times many uos a. then The clip Of wool
also b'srs oct ths calculation. Let W see then what
interest the farmers Of Michigan have IN encouraging
more wooilsn factories within our borders: -
loo coo sheep average q 81 each. 81 900 600
100000 acres q land 90 sesp them. s5.'. 100000
Fsrmersbsve capital in wool grosing Of. 100000
This h. larger nVe.ment for single product u auy
Article in ths state except wheat Nov. by ths eats
blshm'nt " vouileH factories among us. the far
Will obtain that price for bic wOol that the
merchant and spsculator realizes, In taking u TO
the Eastern factories, aud at the same time gives
labor TO many whom be VII iced from hts farm.
We are nov wearing the cloth uadeifom The wool that
70 exported from us We are supporting tnsern labor,
instsd q inviting thst labor 90 nto the state,
sbd ccpsume exclusively our products But lee ~ see
hos II woIks'-bDw much money goes out Of the State
60 pay for this labor which b. done here aud what
iuducemeut Be- there e. @ into manufacturing on our
idle streams cur wool ~ ireighted the manu-.
fscturer urus it into cloth the cloth y sent 20
misficn house IN The oity-the commission house sells
TO The jobbet Tie obbsf 10 our merobsnts aud thea
sgsiB b. IL feighted back Tor c0nsuutpuon Here
fiN profits maje upon the identical article We stnd
there material before reaches the counters u
ouf merchants ard offered az retail We viii estimate
the ItOhte StpsTsteiy--
Michigan buyers sell IN n Y. alta profit of per cent
The MANUFACTURED 81 it...............1s
TIE commission mel chant. ...........
Johbsr to Michigan merchant. .........l0
Freight 10th ways aud interest. .......W
Excess cf coet " msnuisCt ured herc.... 40
Ettimtte wuul at an average Of ~ cents
pound, our export q this year viii be- $500 600
Add the 80 per cent prOnts paid bhore "
gets back here again. ,.........s... 100 600
We boy II again for. $4,000
We not only paw fiG0 600. but give employment to
hundreds IN hew England who would become o1r citi
1ens. " We hsa sir,isr work fOr thsm among aud
every neigbborbOod would bs a home market for the
farmers sorplus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
MEDICAL,

LruR ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. CHRIsTIEs CAL
ysnic Curaites sbsoute and positive splsise.
Tie Belt IL used when tho BODY generally ia aetes
The Necklace for complaints Of the Throat s asthma and
bronchi Of the head and tho Bracelets FOR dis
orders the limbs rncumasn, palsy. tremors
ard frppodic affections T'rss articles mply APPLIED
directed vita The Magnetic Fluid which them
and uhen faithfully uses they never fail.
The great rSousrtya excellence % the gslvano Cura-
tvc consist the fact that they and deas by
ouwss application, in place o. he uss pethos druasna
pyscing tie patient t exhausted nature snta
le, under ~ inaction. They srcngthsn ths whe
eqarae the circulation Of he ho0o rronoe the secrs
yirorate fhs entifa enrrrse and
slightest harm under any eli guuftauces.
3. c. NpHFHEAD. q. H.. general Agent for the United
Statts, l32 Brosd,ay New Aeik.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

MurISr orr SrIrBoARp.--Capt. julius De Brissott, of
the ship Austerltz which arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Hayre made affidavit before the u Mar
shsi, charging the crew and Charles Worhsm, the
nate, with mutiny II appears after heavy gale Of
wind Tire morning Of the lith inst the ship de,fted
ashore on the Gingerbread Ground Bahama Banks,
and 1t became necessary to heave cargo orerboatd TO
tighten the chip The vessel was laden with liquors
silks and other goods, among vhi'h vas quansity OF
jewery. Cargo thrown overheard to the amount
of about $40 coo The aided by the mate, after
wards broke into n number of baskets of champagne
and Of silks and lace which latter they secstei
and puroined The and mate being intoslnased,
and refusing 10 obey orers the captain only had the
second mate the carpenter and Mania lad TO assist
him In working ship For thirteen days the captain
took off his clothes being armed with pistols aud
the look out night and day. On the 18th inst,
when of Orange KEYS 1t blowing heavy. and the ship
having topgSant sails set ii being deeraed very i'm
prudent to CT the Banks ths having refused
to tske IN sai the captain obliged 10 keep on with
his vessel and through feet of vessels which were
at the time lying anchor The AuseElts efr Havrs
the "a of October. On arriving at the w. Pass
she made of distress and boarded by Lieut.
Cook of the l. S Revenue service who came ON board
and put five Of the crew In irons.-H o. Pieayane,
Noe, q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

nOCToR COEvERs' INviCORATrNG CORDIAL
~ Tic only remedy yet discovered Tor seminal weakness
ardnCcturnal emisstsn' - runous nsopaetttrg for
cOty lusnee, or matrm0ny AT. Of The head back
lin IBIS caused hy TruBr HABITS spec
dry removed S2a bottle tlrre bos Tor 50 vita
tens ard important advice ths snsls Dr.
Couvers oCe b5llrs Avenue b@vesr Terti and bevsah
w lorh who're he u g a. and cordial OBJ
antd aud fofv ardsd 10 oOuAtry, post p.ig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

DR GLOVER, AUTHOR OF TaE TRAVELLERS Ma
~ deal Guide, and several ether medical works. eers
he professional services those who suffered
sbute o. medical pretcnders and physicians
voted lees attention 20 THIS branch - practice Dr.
f.c.cahy acquainted with the treatmentof the most dh
cult cases beng regular In his profession
having confined mpe treatment OF ks sasa 81 ds-
his Offices No. (n0w called No. 10 Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

SUPREME Corr TIE UrIrED SrAsgs, WEDNESDAY,,
Dec 8, 1870 Present. the Hon Roger D. fancy, Chic.
Justice Associate justices !. VI Mclean, J. NJ.
Wayne, j. Catron, 2. " Daniel. s. Nelson, l.. Wood
bury, r.. Z. Grier. Edwin H. Fitzhugh Esq Of Vir-
einia adm tilted attorney and oounseler OF this
court Nos IL and lb. The United States appelsnts,
ys. Is. r. Carr ard John Peck. These causes were ar
gued by MIR Attorney General for the appellants and
submitted on printed arguments by Mr. Wood for the
apseliees. No. ID. Thos. w. Dorr the State of
Rhode leland This writ OF 20 the Supreme Court
OF Rhode Island dismissed at the costs of the plain
til In No ls-The United Slater, plaintiffs, vs..
Thos Staats, Jr This cause argued BY MIR Atsor-
ney General for the plaintiffs. No. ia Atsxander NJ.
Sharp ct al, appellants. George n. Lyons OF nj.
This cause submitted TO the cosre on the record
and printed arguments, by M-ssrs. Fred Watts and
Hepbu RI for the appellants, and by Gessrs. II. VI.
Watts aud PenroFs for the apptilees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

Cleared.
shipt-poShatan. Tucker san Francifco Noru., Ellis
Havana. Taylor Cos Nathan Haman. Adams Braros &C.
Barks-Ffoya. k0ltson. ksrseillcs schmidt Bachen;
l. rrovoll. Lewis, katpnlat, q Reed.
Brigs-hu tnds Parsons Mcfarland. Havana, Badger,
Peek Cot Geo Washington tBrl Dawson st John, NB,
De Wolfe; Vim Nichols. Leighton. Philsdspha.
Sehrsuenrr KIM Gordon, Mazstlan. &C, Cook; william
Penn Huckloy naTbadoe Echo tBr) holder - John,
raj FtiiTacc renslcos; Comet pugh. Wsshinston, Nc
VIM Nailltr, Price Richmond; Rdt-ay LArfair Bal
tlmors Mary Ann Guest uOmes, Phladelphis Gold
ter. Niisht. New Haven.
sl0or5Anericsr Garritt, Providence; Byron, VAIL do.
Arrived.
Steamship Crescent City Soddsra Csgrcs NoA g. 10 AN
Hnd Kingston, Jan, Dee u NJ with specie nc, 70 How
afd hon,
ship Camden sherrood Savannah days with cotton and
rice 80 Durham a nimon.
Bark Abissn Newcastle. Esr 81 DAYS Nc date. spoke
ship Monument g days from Ne Eurore. all we'll
Iafk her,utus thamb, huhf BueEos 81 days with
piss, 70 Leland Zimmerman Davis.
Big COrro GOT lrsvncetovnl Paine. Guayaqui SA, los
day, with mdse 20 n Colt.
Biz Harlequin mr.. Of belfast Tre) Turks Iand " day,
with salt 90 htdeton CO. Capt rvcrt % sehr Fioro
Of Thomsson, bound 10 Fort Prince arrived the H.
HE vessel was vreckod the n the CRcos Islands
and will 3 "a total loss cargo partially
Brig Pomona tr, q shclturnc, N3I smith, inagul, l6
dsys With mdte, 20 J " Braine.
~ With Ndsc, to W 1rundy. SD 10 with brig
Jcst0 Baker for Boston. Nov H. ~ miles from Msnsana
frotc BRIG yecnt, IRON Trinidad dc Cpbs Maazania
Echr Gsr Thompson, Milton, Del, days
fths Sarah Lavinia, ssvau, Camden, Del.
SCkT MARQUIS, Baker, Smyrna, Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

At Galway Church, New York, Thursday morn
ing, Dec O. by the Rev. DR.. w. r. Wyatt, of Bslti-
more CATHAsIys JpiI,, second daughter of Major
General william Gibbs Mac Neil to ApoLF RopEwALD,
Of this city.
At Al drew, jackson county, Iowa on the 2eth ult
by the Rev William l.. Coleman, Ills Excellency
ANsEL BHIsos, Governor OF Iowa, to Mrs. FRANCES
CAnP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

BALTiMoRE, Dec 6--S coo United States 6's, 1867,
opening III; $4,000 yland 10Ix $40 do l04 4
5000 do ic<H sl.70O Maryland quarterly 6's, ssI
81 600 do S6; rs shs Western Bank 20l % do. 20 u
10 Baltimore and Ohio Bailrore, 56] do 564; 10 do
561d; 10 do. 56t 10 do 56h SO do time, 561. 10 do
561z; 8 Susquebanpa Canal, 10l4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

HoRRrBLE OUTRAGE correspondent Of the AL
bany Rnpkybocker, writing from Durham, n. H. d,
says On the evening of the 2Ith ut +, q young
man. by the name OF Prescott of Madbury, sac
ceeded in decoying from her house an aged and
respectable lady, under the pYetencc that a neigh
Dor had been taksn suddenly and dangerously III,
and wished FOR her assistance. She unsusPecungly
set out with him, supposing him TO be mred man
in the family. After proceeding some distance, he
attempted 10 violate her person and. after beating
and brusDg her very severely, left her apparently
dead. She, however, recovered, and was able 10
reach the next house. Prescott was soon arrested,
examined, aud committed 10 jail, for trial at the
January tenn IN Dover. lie Is a nephew of the
Prescott who was hung at Concord few years
since, for the murder Of a MISS Cochran, under
similar circumstances
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LIvsnrsoL cLhsuyrs,rrsv.

s'oct b civ IN al hands e3ti stld % 4nVD sal,s.
TsucHrs we're steady, with moderate engagements
for Liverpool Of eotts n at 1924 "a grain lhd 20
sd heavy goods at 23e Cd aud -four at about Ia 20.
20 Is 9d. There continued 70 be good demand for
trerbtf 10 California. including shipments of lumber
ard heavy goods, ~ fuli rstes
Ese--1he nsrkst continues dull, and ths sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
Closing OF tho Canal ana River

According to the orders of the Canal Commissioners
the 9Th instant the last day Of canal navigation
In view of the lateness of the give the fol-
lowing table showing the day which the canal and
riVa al aad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

Ous lvTEECoUBs WITH AUsrsn In relation 10 the
suspension Of dipcnste intercourse with Austria
learned yesterday that the initiative tteps would pro-
badly be aiken " the Senate by Gen. Cas- The rels
toss Of private sHd personal character supposed to
exist between the General and Col webb, would re-
m.vs the allegation 81 objections 10 the charge to
Austria being the motive for the action ia the csss
The scted action seems 10 meet with universal fs-
from all quarters Of the country and u s hoped
be successfully carried out " asitsstoa Csr Bait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
Married,

.7nnou,coaents Of Births Marriages aud Deaths
inserted unless duly ontsntcatd aud paid for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

The whole amount OF damage by fire, in Bo,ton,
during the year ending September last va. $500 bS5
uoon which there was Insurance TO the amount OF
s21G,g92
Ice was formed at Raleigh, N. c., On the 3oth ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

DR. JoHNsoN, NO. 10 DUANE sTREET, 90 wEIL
~ trsvr IN the trcsiY ent 81 delicate fseas~ss 49,
tors reputatieu Tor skill IN those half or,d as -
ssisted fer yesrt 10 emnspt, Consttutcr
surts In foer days 'A"N' @'"sn'0as@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08
QhOO REw,Rn-oRossnAN,s sPEcIFro MIx-

-OoO turs for The care Of ssBorrbca OfAll remedies
yet discovered fer the above pain tht the
tain 10 makes speedy And permanent the
lsatt resretion IN Diet drink change april
cation &, susnest The proprietor shae1,es rrtc la
Of goperh0ato he brought which mfx.ure
will net sRdtr fOrfesrs Of $50 Many
days Sold the Drug store rs Broadway oor.er 81
Chambers streets also NO. 10 Aster Houses E-s.S-
way. aad 100 Fulten street. eernar Of william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

Soc Fsgs-al csEuR the latest ksras Intelligence
By Esgastio telegraph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

Port OF New York, Dec. =, 1919,

W. W. ,5ss. s s%Ss s s,.as 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

nR Lamont ~ READB STREEr-ACCEPr THTs
AZ ir restoring health after previously spsndinx
$50 yh physicians md advertised medicines here Rec
ton, 1haSeTfia, BALTIMORE rhis, hopf, will les
the urfoi know whore they obtain and
speedy Truly, JAMES SALISBURY. lat nate shis
Nausn tsnan French femsls Pills, warranted IN every
Price 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

NEN MEDICAL HOOkS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work o. tAs nature aae treatment Of private diseases
srieturcn and al kindred elections Of the
illustrated W great nu,nbcr besuufuiiv oolorod
a. larss ~ life ~ lemer nestwich. ~ n L-ry esar.s
20 pssea "a carlton Irce SO E7tfaot frou. The koet
heaosl arc -r-ca Itrfral: -" "a may said fsaris-sy
u BE eduss aards ocns wcrh the family n
disesses AID far uperor lnE The hnt ever rnh-
nshed In this county. Author 81 lie Srk On Ssgiuh
hrisaicns lmgotency, 800 caused by imrfsber h.l,S
Fourth edition ~ plates prioe 81 For sais AZ the uf
81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

- AZ dissrsos Of. deusscs nature An extensive prac-
ee snAnes him 70 onte without recent
cnedtr trts 20 elk dAvs No ss Till cured srstursssnh
fnrs vtasres ne N vsrahy See his Londo~ a.
rleu 10. N Ma nffoe. 1ntsS strrrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

nj EDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR yoURsELr PEIyATI-
f ", Ter - cents. ~ e.ns q the fecks Asculapiu
YsrY Ons bis OWa lhyaciar. it tsa cenhdent. 5lozt
irena anc rryss aayissr enabling coudsss
eFh case n nactslni termination Twenty -forrta FA
ten Win one hwndred trgaVs Glowing private 1ssa9s
sn uacrratoug ~ Ne rsntrya rgfto IN every shars
sRs torn ~ VILLAS louuT " D TIE varout terms ~
at dftales -
glad iEpetony s,itsry hphts Of ycut. nithiy ae
t.rbed ans All the recipes Fvea In plain language The
eharsr on structure 10 verify ~ particular attention. snd
should ee rese yevcry enc Any sorson sending
ave cents enclosed letter, VII cory
bcst hy ms or cir copies VII be dear Ad-
dress On WI YOUNG iia Spruce Phs Selrhis sul
isI sale by sringer iowns.AL 20 broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRI-
sste Treatise A.; SGrsenwics stros,-oahce hosrs,
apply IN tho early stages will he turprissi al the rapsy
aud ltts insonveuienoe attending their 10 Is cheey
hcwevsr these who have suffered class
pie WAC can properly appreciate his services In strurs
IRON ia hrst scpier =. its advances and distress
ina stages iron advantages and VERY extensive
prastce ne can Afford rapd and radical wic-
le BITS curss fer stating be obtained frsp sser
saur In hre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

NO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR MURPHY, Oh IS GOLD
street. eesfdentiay consulted on forms n private
diseases Recent CAGES Of gonerrho re in
says oAstito isnsl Sobty apd impotefsy succes6iuv
treaedhy tr. ~ No usea IN
freu knsrees. 0neu A 40. toQp.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

Vh;. NVIH ~, ~ u ~. y HEI'If uhol TUX IIl
mente mererrl s-e ether Diseases of tscst4 ussa-s
ne ouro the Cst ergravst.d q digessa
rila eases rs-oved ~ ts 70 fve days peret nrro AZ
noehsrse- 10Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-08

We Duy ~ Akau F'NNVvV
We not only paw SlG0 coo but give emplcyment to
hundreds IN hew England, who would become o1r cit
Ssns. " We hsa similar work for thsm suoag us, aud
every neigbboIbUod would Be home market for the
farmers Surplus.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
STATE CONVENTION.

A / the last meeting of the WHIG STATE
IA CENTRAL COMMITTEE, held at Harris
burg, IN pursuance of the public CALL it was on
motion,
ResolDed, That the friends of the National
and State administrations, in Pennsylvania, be
requested to meet in the several cities and
counties of the State, and select delegates
equal in number to their representation IN the
State Legislature, who shall meet in Conven-
ton al the Court House in Harrisburg, at | |
DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, for the purpose of Sc
lecting candidate for CANAL COHHIS-
SIONER, and to do such other business rs
the interest OF the country may require.
BY order OF the Committee.
GEORGE EREFY, Ch'rman pro TEN.
DAVID w. PATTERSON, Secretary.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
ST yor-ys Anu e

a pi. i-oGls, huS. D.
Advlces from Fort kearney to the 81 June
nave been received. We learn that the tide
OF ein'9ratlon had ceased Twenty ;housand
persons and sixty thousand animals had passed
oetween Fort kearney and Fort Hall The
grass was found 10 be unusually fne and in
great abundance, but it was feared that a scare
lty would be experienced in the mountains.
Mr. BIackvilc of Pennsylvania accidently
shot himself IN the arm; the limb was amputa-
ted to he shoulder, and the sufferer expired
lIom excessive pain.
here are many persons lying at the For,
suffering from wounds inflicted upon themselves
through accident; among them is one named
George NJ. Finney, from Maine.
clerk, named John $ Wise, employed in
The post office in this city. went to Palmyra
and shot man named Thomas II. Hart The
deed was prompted by jealousy 1T appears
that Wise discovered letters from his wife,
addressed TO Hart.
The quarantine law has been discontinued.
The city is perfectly healthy, cholera cases
being heard of but occasionally.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
SECRETARY's OFFICE.
TOWNSEND HAINES,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
g IorRNAL- or SENATE

JOURNAL or SENATE.
Resolution, No. lSS, entitled Resolution
" relative to an amendment of the Constitution
twas read third time. On the question, will
/" the Senate agree to the resolutioni The Yeas
" and Nays were taken agreeably to the Consti-
&" tuition, and were as follows, viz
YEAs-Messrs.' Boas, Brawley, Crabb Gun
g ningham, Forsyth, Hugus, johnson, Lawrence,
Lewis, Mason, Matthias, M'Caslin, Rich,
Richards, Sadlcr, Sankey, Sayery, Small,
" Smyser, Sterrctt and Stine-21.
"NAYs-Mcssrs. Best, Drum, Frick, Ives,
4" King, konigmacher, Potteiger and Darsie,
" SpcaEcr--S
8" So the question was determined in the al-
" firmative."
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
4" Shall the resolution pass? The yeas and
+" nays were taken agrecably TO the provision of
/" the tenth article of the Constitution, and are
" as follows viz
YEAs-AIessrs. Gideon ]. Ball, David J.
/" Bent, Craig Biddle, Peter ID. Bloom, David Nj.
" Bolc, Thomas X. Bull, Jacob Cort John IL.
4" Diehl, Nathaniel A. Elliott, Joseph Emery,
=" David q. Eshlcman, William Evans, John
I" Fausold, Samuel Fegely, Joseph w. Fisher,
Henry NJ Fuller, Thomas GroYe, Robt IIamp-
81 son, George p. IIenszcy, Thomas ]. Herring,
" Joseph Higgins, Chas. Hortz, Joseph Hover,
90 Robert Klotz, Harrison r. Laird, Abraham
Lamherton, James J, Lewis, James w Long,
" Jacob Mccartney, John f. M'Culloch, Hugh
4" M'kee, John MLaughliu, Adam Martin, Sam
"uel Marx, John C. Myers, Edward Nicbleson,
/" Stewart Pearce, James Porter, Henry c. Pratt,
" Alonzo Robb, George Rupley, Theodore Ry-
man, Bernard S. Schoonovcr, Samuel Seibert,
/" John Sharp, Christian Snively, Thomas c.
" Steel, jeremiah B. Stubbs, Jost J. Stutzman,
Marshall Swartzwelder, Samuel Taggart,
" George L. Thorn, Nicholas Thorn, Arunah
" Wattles, Samuel Werlich, Alonzo l. Wilcox,
"Dane Zerbey, and William F. Packer, Speak
" er.-5S
Nays-Messrs Augustus K Cornyn, David
NJ. Courtney, David Evans, Henry S. Evans,
" John Fenon, John w. George, Thomas Gil
" lespie, John b. Gordon, William Henry,
% James J. Kirk, Joseph Laubach, Robert Il.
Little, John S. M'Calmont, John M'Kee,
William M'Sherry, Josiah Miller, William T.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

ShAEEs.-T~o large sharks, one meas
'''g over / and the other over 10 feet,
rs'e taken Of Quarantine Ground, near
.'''i"'l9n, on the Isl inst, while attack
Ne carcass ola dead horse towed there
=, ''''act them by some young gentlemen
,"'''eufs IN the sport. One Of these vo.
'i''s monsters, believed 10 be ! 5 feet
= vas harp,oned. but he tore out the
H.. P10', leaving on il a portion Of bis en-
''"s, and escaped,