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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-14
New York postonioe Appo,ntments.-June


Scott, Cortland county, ID. II. Randolph; West
Schuyler Hcrlsimer, lra' Gordon; Spaaord, Ononda-
ga, VIM. w. L.egg; Port jackson, Montgomery, J.,
Smell; OnoDdago, Onondago, Chas. ID. Easton; Sack
cts Harbor, Jefferson, Orange II. Harris; Philadel-
phia Jefferson, James Is. Carpenter; Henderson, JET
ierson, Washington Bullard; shenevus, otsegso, q.
Brown; Edmcston, Otsego, Harvey II. Waldo; Bang-
or, Franklin, Joshua Dickinson; Orleans, Ontario,
Kendall King; Kingsboro', Fulton, Jonathan Weos-
ter; Enfield, Tompkins, Carlos G. Applegate; Nc
Lean, Tompsins, Daniel b. Marsh; Liverpool, On
ondaga John s. Forgsr, Ccntreicld, Ontrrio, Joseph
den, Monroe, ID. N. Glazier; Hebron, Washington
Charles J. White; Kelloggsville, Cayuga, Dwight
Lee Byrnville, Schoharie Eli Settle; Iuscaror Liv-
ington, Samuel Powers; Niagara Falls, Niagara, G..
Conger; Peekskill, Westchestcr, Jacob s. odell
Barnesvillc, schoharie, Clark b. GriSgs; New Bre-
men, Lewis, c. G. LOOMS; Ro'lse's Point, Clinton,
II. M Gates; Boonvillc, Oneida, ]. M Lewis; Peru,
Clinton, H. Beclswith Fishkill Landing Duchess j.
Mackin; Hornselsyille, Steuben, M. Adsit; Kings
Settlement Chenango, =: X Buel; Frankfort Herki
Newiield, Tompkins, Moses Crowell; Handcn,
Delaware, Smith NJ. Titus; Westcrnyillc, Oneida,
Erastus Ely; Jamaica, Queens, Richard Brush I;
Westminster Wcstchester Matson s. Arrow; Frank
Onondaga, Lucien B. Hall; Disco, do, A Scarf;
Howe, Hill, do, Leonard Caten; Spailord Hollow,
do, Kelly Case; Clay, do, Phander Childs; Jor-
dan do, Jasns Houghi South onondaga, do, G.
Amedon; Manlius, do, Horace Minis: B,rke,
Franklin, Stephen +. Morse; Rose Wayne, Benja-
min Hendricks; Whltney's Point, Broome, Geo. +.
Osborn Rush, Monroe, Nathan Dauchy Covert,
Seneca, +. G. Gregg Theresa, Jefferson, Sias L.
George; Durham Greene, Samuel W. D. Cook j
Athens, do, Grin E. Osborne; White Creek, Wash
ington, Benjamin +. Croker; East Greenwich,
Washington, VIM. Hall; Pennington, Ontario,
Daniel A. Robinson; Xoney, Oswego, Samuel Girls
void West Edmeston, Otsego, John Gaskin War
renburg, Warren, Lewis Person; Lancaster Erie,
Elias McNeal-Aibany Erc. journal.
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TELEGRAPHIC,

Our advices from all the northern cities
up to the hour Of two o'clock this afternoon,
bring nothing Of note. Their commercial
communities were anxiously awaiting the
dotting Of the news by the British steamer
at Halifax. 1t was looked for in Baltimore
at four O'Clock this afternoon, whence it will
be, Immediately transmitted to US by the
wires. The moment It arrives, it shall APP
pear in a second edition Of the National
Vhig.
The markets Of Boston, New York, Phila-
delphia, and Baltimore are without change
to-day.
Nothing new from the South and West,
up to the hour Of going to press.
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Notice To owners OF Land Warrants.
\ Gt,.r,, L u

Notice to owners OF Land Warrants.
GENERAL LAND OPPIcR, June IL, lsi9
THE owners Of the land warrants, mentioned In the
l. letter below, and which supposed to have been
burnt in the late fire at ST. Louis, requested file
proofs Of their ownership with the Register Of he Land
ONCE at ST. Lonfs, Missouri, in order that they may he
replaced by duplicates from the Pension Office at Wash.
nston city and the lands selected located according to
the original intention Of the applcan!s-aId i may be
WELL III where the description of the tract Intended to
file ne description with tho Register, in order that The
lands thus selected may be reserved from sale, until dup
cate warrants can be obtained as above suggested.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissio,ier.
LAND OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, Missouri,
-H May g6, 1910.
Sin: The following the numbers Of q military bounty
land brought TO this Office for location between
The LIST and l7t instant all Of which were lost in the late
fire, viz No 1gt. 5al77 S'677, t213, 1898 a105s,
3,lD, 09G0 l5, - "a, BAG, ~ Ok, 81 e5 ~ AZ 7i,
5al2 5346h, 522 55,iSl iU2 1900 4O,sl all OF which
Of the persons who located them moi known In addi
on 10 these several warrants the numbers known
which were awaiting further action the part Of the
lost the time, also some of those
turned by the General Land Office for correction. The
names aud numbers o these NOT known 10 this Office,
as the letter which accompanied them is also lost.
Very respectfully,
.m.. Your obedient servants
THOMAS WATSON, Register
RICH. b. WALLAM, Recsioer.
Hon RicHARp M yousG, t+ sr%
Commissioner Gen, Ldnd Office.
Washington. ~ c. lime J-3t
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THR first NEWSPAPER IN NEw Yonx.--Wm.
Bradfo then 10 years Of age, started the first paper
In New York. Oct. 24,l725, md continued II for IL
years. II was foolscap sheet.
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MARsHAL'S sALE.--In virtue of writ Of 6eri
wi cias under the lien law, issued from the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Court Of The District Of Columbia Tor the
county Of Washington, and 10 directed, shall expose
To public SALE for cash Saturday. the 18th Of June Ne
at IL O'Clock NJ, before the Court house door OF sa
county the following properiy,vz All the right aud title
OF john Rynex Of In, and to the following described pro
perry, viz Of certain buildings erected lots two and
three, In Peters, Beay's Threlked's, and Dcakens Add.
ton to Georgetown, that piece Of ground In front od
and three, measuring l26 feet inches on the south
side Of Water street, lying between sad street and the
channel Of the river Potomac the piece Of ground lying
In front Of Lot No in said Addition being part Of the
wharf attached 70 the main premises and that part Of
Fayee street which extends from the southern line OF
Water street to the channel Of the Potomac river and on
the western half Of all that part Of Fayee street which lies
between Water street and the chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and on that part Of Water street, feet wde mmedatey
north Of the southern line Of Water street. and extending
@ feet inches along the line OF The premises purchased
by said Rynex from Miller and DuSal consisting oi
large brick moulding house. two stone stacks Tor melting
iron large brick wheehhouse and connecting
she-seized AMI levied upon as the property OF John
Rynex and sLl 10 satisfy Jdicals No 81 To March term,
ROBERT WALLACE,
may 2i--ds Marshal Of the pistrictsi Columbia
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GEN, DENTON's SPEECH.

This great speech in favor Of the power
Of Congress to legislate in regard to slavery
in the Territories, will be printed entire in
our weekly edition, and will be ready for
delivery at the counter on Saturday morning
next, done up in wrappers for the mails
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CRsrRR MARkRr.-New potatoes sold for dollar and
twenty five, and old potatoes for from thirty and
half TO seventyve cents per peck, this morning; peas
from eight to twelve cents peck cherries four cents
quart; strawberries from 10 eighteen centsa quart and
snap beans from forty to ffty cents peck.
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RIcHARp Amor, Of Washington, has recently been
appointed travelling agent for the Post Office Department,
TO accompany The mails, between Washington and Phia-
delpba, In the place Of Thomas Gait, removed.
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SHADE TRKEs we have repeatedly endeavored to at
tract the attention Of the public authorities the abuse Of
the trees opposite the Centre Market House, by the hay
merchants, who back up their vehicles against them Sew.
eral days ago the boz around one Of the only
pieces, but beautiful tree stripped Of large por.
ton OF its bark, aaH
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CHoLEHA.-Persons should be extremely careful how
they credit occasional rnmorin the city thai somebody
has died Of the cholera Day before yesterday II was re.
ported that old lady had been killed by this disease
having eaten cherries and drunk lemonade but the truth
was, she died Of neuralgia with which she had long been
afflicted
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Dun STREETS AND ALLEYS present cleaner appearance
than hsy did two weeks ago but there is still remaining
much filth that ought TO be removed. In every direction
citizens have penluy sprnkled lime, most excellent dis
injecting agent
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Gitp Jutelliaenre.

AssuauRsr held by the Coroner, al the steamboat
wharf board the steamer Baltimore tho lith inst
over the body Of John Weaver employed ON board as
hand The boat Il appeared stopred at Marberry's wharf,
Charles county Maryland, for the purpose OF landing pas
sengers and freight, and while walking the plank from
the boat to the shore he accidentally fell into the river and
was drowned The jury rendered verdict in accordance
with these facts
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ROBERT WALLACE,
June il-,lts Marshal Of The District Of Columbia.

MARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue Of a writ OF fier
M tcids issued from the Clerks office OF the District Of
Columbia for the county Of Washington, and me direct
ell shalt expose 10 public sale, Tor cash, Monday the
lsl ,lay Of June next at 12oclock NJ, before the Court
House door Of said county, the following property viz r.
Lot No TO- In square No col in the city Of Washington
will, the improvements thereon, being story frame
bindings. Seized and levied upon Tho properly Of Jas
Gill; aud sold TO satisfy judcias No, lis, to March term
1879, In favor OF Robert Brown, use OF Hall a. Co. NJ
ROBERT WALLACE,
nlay96-tltg Mafahal of the District o Colmbia
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again III Wcst ItHHsyINhlid uittr StVeutccH years
absence. They subsist upon the patry substance
that covers their Frame when they come ont Of the
chrysalis, and sing away their brief life, while en-
gagged in the process Of boring the twgs of the trees
and laying their eggs In the receptacles thus made.
The wigs thus bored die and fall TO the ground, into
which the Matched insect penelates and disappears.
- We read, that prisoner in the New Jersey
State Prison. very recently murdered fellow prs-
oner, who had been put into the room with tho
former to nurse him. i seems that the murderer
was insane and while his victim slept he severed the
ingular Of tho sleeping man. Too great care keep
insane men from being left with power cannot be
observed
- The late intelligence from ST. Domingo presents
revolving state Of things,a white general, turned
traitor TO his own color, with view 10 deliver up
the Spanish part Of the island TO the blacks He was
on the point Of being crushed by the Spanish gov
crnor, who had him cooped up in town.
~ Murders do not abate. The last papers bring
US an account Of two, one near New Orcnnsand the
other near Charleston. They must continue to &C.
cur, 50 long as the human heart is not subjected to
the controlling influences Of Chrisl's laws.
- An Industrial Congress was recently in session
in Cincinnati. What results they arrived at practi-
cally, the papers do not say. There was deal Of
fine speaking, however.
On the 9TH inst. three government steamers
used in the late Mexican war, were sold in New
Orleans for s52,sO0 Their original cos, were over
100000.
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LARGE QUANTITIES SULPHUR have been sold by oni
apothecaries, cholera preventive and curative.
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MARSIlAL'S SA LE.--In virtue Of writ OF feri
Nl iacas, issued from the Clerks Olre OF the Circuit
Court HE District Of Columbia Tor the county Of Wash
ington, aud directed, shall expose to public
sale, cash, Thursday, the bt Of July next IL
O'Clock NJ. before the Courthouse door Of said county, The
No 377 In the city Of Washington, with the
thereon, being four two story frame houses fronting 10Th
street. seized and levied upon tile property Of said
Mary Canan and Ellen Collins aud sold satisfy Judi.
cias No So TO March Term 1872 In favor flames OCon,
ner, use 81 Daniel Radcliffe.
ROBERT WALLACE,
iuuc tl-tlts Marshal The District al Col utnbia.
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LRcruRg is TO he delivered Tomorrow tFriday) eve
ming, in the School attached TO Wesley Chapel, on
Fifth street, near r, by William NJ. Young, before The
Washington Literary Association Tie subject selected s
"Tle true greatness Of the human mind"
Tux lspRpRsDRnr GREys, OF Georgetown, paraJed
through streets yesterday, and much admired Tor
their handsome appearance and fine marching. The Cap
tain had silver cup in his ossesson to be awarded to the
best mark anan
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sTATIoNERY AND PRINTING.

DEPARTMENT OF THE lsTKRloRi May ~, l-ly
StEPARATE PROPOSALS for Furnishing The stationery
y and for executing the printing Of this during
the fiscal year ending June 30 1850 VIII be received un
O'Clock, p NJ, the 18th day Of Janenest Those IN
accompanied by satisfactory testimonials OF ability to fulfil
a contract will not be considered.
All the articles Of stationery must be Of the very be-
qaiity-sampes Of The principal articles Of which, such
paper quilts, metallic pens, lead pencils knives INK 3e'
must S I'M ns 3 " s s y
samples, and pay for the same the prices stated IN The
oTsr, 10 return them nj Its option No bid VIII be con
sdered where the articles accompanying U are not oil me
kind and quality required for the Department
Each proposal be signed by the Individual or firm
each and every article contained IN The schedule Should
any articles be required enumerated, they are e be
Hank forms Tor proposals viii Be furnished he Depart
nen 70 persons applying Tor them and as w%n M
make decision, will be taken into consideration ui.
less substantially agreeing Herewith.
The printing must be executed with new and perfect
type and the best paper used for the different descp.
tons required The paper for the printing VIII pc FURNISH
ed me me nepamen o. S y oacs bsa,
script or Otherwise, and the number 10 go on sieef Wtei
the matter or article will admit Of more Than one
Each class will be bid for and decided upon separately
and all other things being equal will be assigned to the
lowest bidder Where more than class is assigned TO
bidder they may all be embraced IN one contract; AMI
each bidder who may have more classes assigned
TO him, shall take all such classes forfeit his right TO
All the articles furnished and work 10 be executed
must be on he best quality and delivered without delay
when ordered, and 10 the satisfaction OF the head Of the
office for which they required
The Department reserves to Itself the right Of ordering
greater or less quantity Of each and every article contract
ell for, az the public service may require. +.
Bonds, with approved security TO be given by the person
or persons rontrarting and In Of failure TO supply
tho articles or To perform the work, the contractor and hia
srcties shall be liable for the forfeiture specified in such
bond, as liqui,lated damages.
The snoned lists specify nearly as now can be done
the amount quality, and description Of each Of the kinds Of
articles and work that will be wanted. sttta
no being mpraclirahle TO give precise description
of The nature and quality Of The various kinds of prnig
bidders referred To the samples In lie different oicea
for specimens Of The general descriptions required
i #F4a on
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Hon. RICHARD NJ SouSG, t&' l.%
Commissioner Gen. Ldud Office.
Washington. ~ G. lime 10 ii
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The printing Of all kinds, including paper which n,av he
required 10 be executed for the the oi r
Interior, any Of the Offices thereof whether lie ane br
cIr nars instructions Warrants FORMS returns blank,
solid matter, not loaded, rule work or rule aid figure
work iat ruling, OF lining, and ruling or lining o., by
known 10 usually designated BY The Office recurring n
and including also the folding, stitching mtslIns A. nn,h
follow Ing descriptions Of paper, viz; ~ ''"
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Orlando Drown, Esa.

Tho Frankfort Yeoman, leading Democratic pa
per In kentucky, says Of the appointment Of Mr..
Brown, as Commissioner OF Indian Affairs;
We may BIZ permitted to remark in regard to this
change that while we do not approve the removal
Of Col. Medill, yet ia change had 10 DC made In
obedience to the policy Of the administration the
new appointment could not have fallen on u better
man. We have known Mr.. Brown since we were a
boy land can say that no worthier man belongs to
the wing party Possessing fine talents, kind
heart good temper, and arbane manners, those who
serve with him In the Indian Bureau will find him
every inch gentleman. We have but one appro-
hension about his qualifications for the Office to
which he has been appointed and that is his want Of
decision in dealing with the hawks which prey upon
the appropriations for the Indian service. The Blu
reau Is one Of the most important at Washington,
and demands the services OF a man Ut its head OF
great energy, firmness and decision Of character,
and Of untiring industry. And while we do not
doubt Mr.. Browns honesty of purpose, 1t Is to be
soon whether he unites the other Indispensable quail
ifications enumerated.
The Yeoman need have no fears Of Mr..
Browns decision in dealing with the hawks,
if he accepts the office. Ho will never be
found executing the law to-day upon for
feited Indian contract, and Tomorrow re-
newing the contract, for selfish purposes!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-09

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The Latest Foreign News

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minors. Jmcd 90 Liverpool May l'-A-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

The Porker Murder. There are many rumors
and reports IN circulation in relation to the ar.
rest of Edward Muhnn in Now Bedford, for the
murder Of Mr.. Parker in Manchester. A Man
chester correspondent of the Boston Mail, gives
the following, which purports TO be correct
version Of the facts N this case. The man ar.
rested in New Bedford is Just returned from n
whaling voyage. lie told one of the sailors that
he would with his assistance undertake to ntr-
der the Captain for his money! upon their arrival
Mt New Bedford, (the sailor pretending to fall in
with the plun) and he further told him that he
hoped that he would not serve him as he got
served in the murder of Parker, whom he killed
but got cheated out of the money by his conied-
crates, with the exception of $500. \ 500 bill
he said he passed to n storckeeper iii Newbury-
port, Mass After the sailor had got all the in
formation Of hin that be could ia regard to the
matter, he informed the Captain, who inimed-
atey arrested him, and upon his arrival in New
Bedford, he was committed to jail, and an OIL
Ger was despatched here for farther information.
lie arrived last night, AMI this morning he went
to Newburyport TO see if he could learn any
thing there. A man in Saco, Me- is Implicated,
and several persons here. Since his arrest, Ma
han has denied all knowledge of the aiiAr-bul
it is believed that he was concerned in it, as the
person IN Saco has, for some time, been euspec-
ted although lie was not at the time of the
murder--and the man now arrested could not
have known this when lie first told Of it. This
is correct il our Assistah; Marshall knows any
thing about it.
The Manchester Murder. George Sherburn,
the person vino gave information few days
since which led to the arrest of Edward Mahau
on the charge of being concerned III the murder
of Mr.. Parker, in Manchester, was yesterday ar
rested by officer Russell, in Fail River, aud com
mited to jail in this city, circumstances having
occurred during the investigation OF the mattel
which rerder it probable that Sherburn was con
cerned in the bloody transaction. Mahan has
beeu discharged from custody, i: having beer
satisfactorily ascerlainod that he was out Of the
State at the time of the commission of the muir
der.-.Ntt0 Bedford .iircny