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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

An ass covered with gold is more respected
nova daysthan horse with pack saddle; aud a
.nverty s'icken angel Is not thought half so mnch
at az a devil with a bag full of guineas.- The
INIiHiiag PAii0SophO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06
HHCY1UJ ER T.,

which We invite the Freemen TO look upon be.
fore casting their Votes, on Tuesday -
1t was stated and we believe no one denies
it, that, at the "WmG FREE SOIL Mass MEET
INGs," holden during the Presidential campaign
aud addressed by the Hon. j. ColInmer, now
one of President Taylo Cabinet, that he &c }
stated that 81 AM AN ABOLlTIONlST,
AND TIE WING PARTY is THE ONLY
REAL ABOLITION PARTY, AND YOU
MUST VOTE FOR GENERAL TAYLOR
IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT ABOLITION
PRINCIPLES" And furthermore the whole
drift of the argument made use of by the Wing
orators was to prove that Gen. Taylor WIS in
favor of Free So-in short, to catch abolition
votes. But year has uot elapsed, before we
are favored with
Thc Other Side of the Picture.
In reply to letter received from Alabama,
during the recent Congressional canvass in that
State, the Post Master General sas;-
"DEAR SIR received yours of the goth
ult., ia which you say that IN the exciting con
gressonal convass IN your district in Alabama,
[ am charged with being a downright dboIt'
ionit,' and that the democratic candidate calls
me Il bIack.hearted, ulphureous abolllIonlst.
You seem TO desire me to defend myself
You, and all men Of ordinary d.Scernment
ms, be sensible that those who use snch cpl
thcts, generally regard the people they address
as ignorant and excilable enough to be inhucnc
ed more by vi,upera,ion and personal abuse thar
either by facts or reason. 1t is therefore a
course which cauuol be stopped by anything
can either say or do; all | can say is, that
am NOT NOW, nor have | EVER been AN
ABOLITIONlST aud have ALWAYS RE
CElVED TIE MOST BITTER OPPOSE
TION FROM THE ABOLITION PARTY
IN MY OWN STATE. ! have always helt
that nothing should be done by the general gov
ernmcn, in relation to the subject Of slavery il
the several States. have always dIsconnen
anced and opposed all measures, public Oh
private, intended to interfere with, or disturb
the institution as existing within the States, az
recognized by the constitution. AT the same
tire it is due TO Justice and myself to say | an
an mt,slarcry man (; that is, regard slavery
as very grea, political aud moral evil, an'
think nothing should be done by this government
to increase or extend it,"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06
WINDSOR COUNTY,

REPRESENTATIVES,.
Andover-John Adams, W gain
Baltimore james NJ b., den. W.
Barnard S r Srreeter, d.
Be'heI'--A' 7. llunt"n, d. gail"
Brdgewater ,-CharIes 5. Raymond, ".
CavendIsh.-John f. Deane, ".
Chester,-nn choice,
Hartford Allen IIazcn, w.
llarlland Ward Cotton, W.
LndIow.-D. S Green, W.
Norwich -Eben Spear, End d.
lymnuh.-Tevi Slack, W.
P"miret'-Joshua Va', W. gair
Reading -SoIamon Reyes, ".
kochester.-Chai'e, W. gain
RoyaIton.-DAuiet WoodN ard, W. gain
Sharon, Iran Moore, q.
Springfield. Z Walker, Jr. W.
Stockbrld4e '-JoIu Nj. Bennett, d.
WeathersficId -Chamberln, ".
Weston Stephen Smith, d.
Windsor, Hiram Harlow, W.
West Windsor daniel Reed, W.
Woodstock. -JnIius Converse, W.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

N J.. Willis speaking of those who pride themselves
on their ancestry, says:
"Ihey are like the ref cons of the stars in water
toy never would have been there but for their originals
IN hnnYnn -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

READY VITA boy having been praised 70, his
qockness OF reply, gentleman observed, when children
are so keen IN their YOUTH heY are generally stupid when
they advance in years. "Whqi rey sensible bon uou
mR3t hare been, SIR, replied the child
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

Imagination is TO love what gas is to a baoon-,hat
which uses from the earth; and marmony is The es.
7oIf', by which the balloon brought to the earth
gam.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06
AT"EaI NTEON,
WIGS =!
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!

March from your hypoccal position, and form on the
left of the true Free Soil party, and then you may Z" be
sure your right and then it will be safe for the
try 10 have you Ego ahead"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

My BRETHREN" said Swf, in sermon, "there
are three sorts Of pride--of birth, of riches, and
of talent | shall no, speak Of the latter, none
of you being liable 10 that abominable vice
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

Ion wooid no, be forgotten as soon as you
arc a'ad, either write things worth reading or
dD somt thing worth writing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

81 come TO STEAL as The rat observed to The rap--
"And spring 10 embrace you, as the steel trap re-
piled 10 the rat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-06

A good wcrd for bad one, is worth much
and coa,s little
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
Startling Develspmeus.

Ga Thursday night. the 25th Oct. the house u
James George residing 10 Mercer County. Pa vas
forcby entered bys gang OF robbers having their ecs
painted and otherwise dsngared for the purpose ~
grading detection After having pot the inmates under
guard they proceeded search the house for money
using In breaking open trunks, chests 40. ami
took from $500 o. 81 600 chiefly In gold Previous 20
their esying they ted Mr. George In HE bed. during
which employ ment they used the most menseins snd
tsunung language To their then unfortunate y,ctms
Information having been sde sgsinst those speoned
of the crime they Immediately arrested sod ecrn.
mtiej which led 10 still further examinations In the
neghborhood OF Centreville in the upper part OF this
county where hve gsysnic bs'tsrirs, dice, chemicals
aud all the implements necessary for carrying on the
countertei;ns business found, and srress made
upon the strength OF testimony and circumstsnces
The arrests sul containing % b. made; and juds
ing from circumstances, they are only commencing 10
10 generally believed that gang OF roobcrs and count
ereitsrs associated together reaching from vsrt
parts of the State of New fork, passing through
Pennsy lvsois into the Ssss OF onio and Virginia We
th ink that the be proosd 20 the bottom
and the whole gang be broken up but 90 further die
covere. being made, refrain from further de-
tail for the PRESENT Butler pa Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
Iase Of Enihrr ArhillI.

IRE correspondent % the Tss>s gives the following sc
count ~ his famous who Is uo1 conhned In 10
msl geon. accused OF murder ard " being recu-
ssrt rrest. some hfen years sgo heTe lived 10
are town Of Nitrho. about = miles from m@, on ne
fosd TO Florence. young and beautiful girl who
tandsry sffarhst ard who desired % The
hOh Opposed The az lou Snd after al hope
gi she and the tmro-shiity Of again meeting
qr've edition OF Abelsrt and heiose actually
place thH lover became prest SUD mons. and
beloved retired into nunnefy sDd TOOK the veil
know not how converts AID nunner-s were managed In
tro.s days. iut would appesr hist The priest found
means u vi,urg the nun snd thst several interviews
tnos place which much scandal 10 tho respec
i've tslsb aud IN the neighborhood The bishop
II tns diocese uierfrred orders were given which
would separate fof ever The mprudeui pair but sst
meeting 10 spite OF every difficulty. wss managed, and
90 the morning ser The discovered dead. evil
denIly poisoned 10 her cell, and the mar ". not " De
nd could sDy of him he procured Whether
III nun poisoned herself IN despair on being parted from
lover whether the friar administered 10 net the
dose 10 question su legally nUdetef mined nut the
flight of the latter considered 10 be evidence against
nol and present 10 defend mser ina people
OF NsrhO gined he gully snd so the mater
n.t hit OF and nearly forgotten The fnsT went TO he
aiiei States. ater having visited Malta and Great Bril
An snd N the course u time ahjufed the Roman Csthoc
oft-se and embraced The Protestant faith lie became
meuher or sect Of he Mss )nsry Society, ard when
IN ate Republic ,uri.hed a. me- the P~te Achie 20
rn-d 70 6i. psrs OF world and with the zeal Of
convert iahnret In hs vocation rs dstriouof 81 bnes
ana an -NpouDder Of Protestant doctrines He hsd tuii
1,rty ~ speech and sctun under Mzkzin; but when
he Republic expired beneath the hre OF ffeuch artillery,
n s look another tlrn and Of the hst acts OF the
r.s.nr.d Government was he ares OF the missionary
an his linear GRAFTON the Chureh prison dOuhe &C
cusNuou weig he'd against hmhst the DEAN OF ths nun
Nefbo sbd secondly. The ecc.esissuesi crime OF De
ina a recussut priest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
WHOLE No. 1878.

armed a. he msn win the exception Of twenty-five 20
were O. - employed 10 keeping % re crowd so 70
oFers1ins The male population oct o. Doors, snoe
Ftrsar- 20 Interfere sd h1s the 60 err sdNNcc1
Nh-r esvtng invested TIE pse- sammoued the gsrsoo 10
sorrender The Ssrr W replied BY shout OF defiance
SRI every maiden Standing the 6ous-g0p. prepared %
a1r down ne orckosl ule. irou bar ~th which she
~ss provided DOT NE Cosnmsatern-Cha - armed hem
of the fats Consequences sing aar and he
upifted weapon never Launched Il w.s nne sight
ms1y Amszo1s hair aishev- ed does. alsor-
desec wiki classic arms 1prAsAt, po.sng soae deadly
w-sroo sns glorious 10 6es- Iheir u rage and
Storm 81 rrrcsons when the order given NOT 10
FOR 6re" read fling pArley n en toos plsc~
but no t-rms woai be listened and the elderly isdie.
srct hey would ire 60 the hospital rather thsn
Weld The fre1ch Augh0rues were ~ iNeir wits ert-
sl-ir position becoming rather ridiculous. The
ca shared re 'ae Of al the rect ~ss given. batter
ram wNs sve-d sgxusi ths gates. and 10 moment
ff- column N stscs msce lotgment within the wsls
Trs crash ~ the Oken 1or was answered ny scream
o. -s.- and ero from he roof and Qiek 80 ihougSt6e
t1er defence. were abandoned. srd the whole To,
81 flres cane rushing down stairs, inprecsing every
wse nshie curse on The French army and nsuon, and
hreAennx 10 scslch out me eyes " me soters who
came within heir each The vocabulary of bad sngusse
abundant n Rome and considering the religious -dues
son thsse lsiiss had received IL wonderful bow hey
-se posessaf Of large portion OF ~ but every poe
bic word IA. could BE- app ted was made zee o. and
a hsAn6 curses fell Ike hail Every nos snd shen rusn
nise BY leading les, and a. array OF rails excl
led rsi the French commsnder swore tnsl every Ne-
nan used her hands should have her arm broken 10
sir which Of course would not hsve been carried into
execution. alarmed the AmsKors 80 much that 20 sort OF
pl-ce ard the tongue dic all the execution
The o violent hurricane will exhaust itse and 90 viii
omans rsge. and Of the fair cresIures having
l0uug themselves TO despair authority ressned Us iunu'
enc-. aud by degrees the revolt was put down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
IYwyoRK rHrR-D.y MORNING. NOVEMBER : i,ie.

- - the I-f,b chaos. Coaciiat.oa Hal is ars
o-srsd und-- tha susplces II TIE mos: pCD1 a.
De-,cc-s;s among the Csttclc clergy. wi 81
! o Crunsn tor pappet sat uomiAs head am
1d-uE by tie sUpp Fte's o. 'nIs lex ~ ga con
yc-s: r. /. mav eve trouble IA 5aore .a7nl isb
than could be expected from those ~ho are ma1i-
f,st an lts platform. Mlreove-, the sties; .o1gge
in Irel.rd mean Gavan Dlhy's, cries ont %
vo,ce ,ba. ! heard t~roueh The lepe.h
sr4 l-ra5,h Of the United kingdom fs- a.
other conhiraton--of whst nature h. L0es 20.
r,r-cis,lvsav bat re and others s-e brewing ire
sp7ciSi'y oi the miica,si' ,ol '.-- say rs' Ae-
len! can ozly progress By O-rSn 1.' al Assc
cistf,n. ara thas Saxon u.oces RI F0-s tie
q1ssijor. are rot iitl-t for tee rs. climate r
n o.1ds all tie hatred Of P-ossstzEt AID Catholic
n I-on.ueD sri Oea1esmea. . revivec ~it- 1--
q1encbsbie vic eBcs. and promlsesi in wees C-
10 T. show y Ia: hard inttsi = Lss. o. bloody
dsr In Down Let the uoitica chemists ara ~,
sId tell Is wrethe- or not this "a Civilization
what the urosrects rnd combinations O. these ter
ritle .ub.tsnces sre ard row much Christianity
the Government ard people vii yield w1eu they
sredistiled ov,- IN the aiemtic Of thought: Really,
the products sid fruits appear 10 ne 20 be 50 MI
that do not think We hsve much - lose uy even
the bo1est experiments. ft0At 90 c0rtorfr'f'.
c Civilization # the above be %, IS an anImsi tia;
may be dissected and vivisec'ed. 10 supply our
know edge for the human forms OF Society which
are 20 come.
The Financial Re'ormers are sgitsti7g IN va
nous parts Of ENGLAND ard Scotland, and o Con
ue- proc.sirs tne union Of She Clartlsts aud Md
die Classes. but this Word has not become DIS
tirct enough O. be- mach in yozr symPatricr.
The Bishop o! LlssdaH lDt Coplest7rl Is oesd,
- m advanced aee. snd the Weshne- are insist-
Ing that the Government sasil s-pelat " ISL
men - the vacant see. S,rce me House o.
y r.nsw.cs came Z. the throne, lo native "e'st-
maa has occupied L and scarcely man WHO
rs A. irat acquainted Wit ,.s Welsh language.
The Welsh people are Io: going - stsnd this any
l0lrcr.
The Queen 10 going - tie Gig 20 oFen iue new
Coal Eschsugs. Black Diamonds are worth
Ro.sl Patronage In London.
The weather is warm aud sylsndil-,ike your
Inc AN Summer as Emerson Gescr bes Il J.G.W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
AUSTRIA.
The IlunxnIina Rebels.

Fresh executions Of Hungarian psLlots hsd IIsh Pscs
ard axe place 10 Ard and fcsh ~ scDtsnce OF
Austrian Courts Martial One Of the hrst n0Isoles OF
Huassfy the Oclogensrsn Beothy, wss condemned ~
dsHfh 49,.
Toe foud,a Ch,0niei, has letter dated Oct ~, .nich
avs Toe refusal Of the POrts 10 deliver up mo huss
Su fefugsrs 10 Auss hs. had 40 the hnI result 70 W
80 the Imperial Cal 10 recognise th@ pOlilcs ibhe
rr lenre II the Bey Of Tunis thereby initiating ne 81
ample OF Fagsnd sni FfSnc, As regards the disputes
s-u The Porte and The Governments 81 Russia and
Ans,tA with re-pectt the sNlrsdion OF the Hungarian
.f s~~s h~r. j. doubt that they will have pseioc
snop The Dvsr quite willing to sent the refugees
our u he Turksn errtOry Auss, - Tar 40 she con
cri cd 4. eont~nt-c with that concession although Rus
ia su appears 20 persist ~ the rhranlhoh ~ 'e "
fnyrrs An-5ta does not .pp-ar bs much dsposed 10
n 9sd. the ca. paw IT Russia IN the sfsir for she well
s-s,.. how The integrity and Independence OF
rufkeg IA 10 The % ica equilibrium Eurui- % nis
arr ant Ansfiz anxious Ia take SSsv from Russia
prrirxt war with Turkey and The Nenns Csblaet Is
lsirg all m efforts bring tho furnish quarrel 10 parihc
sOll lion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
ITALY.
FxtraordiBaFs Revolt nc RoGIe

I.aH "a ga IIra
a rl'-f pr t' '''' '
y 17 ~ tA-lol- ..-,. -, ,-y,,...l,- t1 Rome
she .a'0 - $780, r. ..'..t No. AL a. ~
Bra. aaa 20 ~. ID y - -t -, 49,. ~
g4.fahy ~ .ls i,-' 49, -. .,it o.rtfe hi s1-
.tI. ~ p. e. maze ~ llle'.I -7l -. $50 = I'll
spIrt ef rrsislslcr y s--lv'f = 80 :, -, =. -
case. ~ tie .ste h52l3c, ara .-e ~-s1 ~. 80,
-'r---. b hear El-rra Cry me ssfJ iAADr
have bees '4Lu- ~ a.. oost ~ biz ed 1xed
Str rPirio' ~i'eh = -, - - v,,is -, 80, nd
pu1fc ctsf..S94e ~ ,s. $50 - 81 love.
90 & lOu-uIhE So 49, - =. ttr.s r-c.tvee and %
9os crly or crime 30 zen - - 80, -. 80,
-l-s-.oas 49,. = .ti 7. ~ "a or sorrow d-ro
-f-iy Msli ~ = -. 49,, nm, d3ly taken care o.
-i-f1 tn-se va On ''I y.s - -. gIrf,.I.n -
3f siird 10 - - - @i.0o.sl Of ~ Z. ALL
Gamer Lss7 ~ y ,s-re al m. - o. ases a.
TOR. 80 mlch - - Z, 49,. 4. 49,, erssur-.
-tli1E 80 - -. -t--n u .rt q a dOsry il
p ~. s-,.g Fryr vme Ous d mid - nap ~
case o uisii.-- - ~ grsrrh ss.-rs u Ct.fl-y.
--s 80 p ,,ssr trer 10 . c-re /. VA mAlEsec
x h@t' So - ~ e-,i.,,. pew. "a IL Fr-tcn
-- re. -. 80 ~. ~. p-frefp.- n s.. toy- D.
---s ". ~ 80, a.. - - 4. =, he Cs3illL To-
- = -.---,... -., .as--- IFrrrs..ves Waen me
frlt- itk- u'--' -. ~ - a,e..siic Tr,uinglrs-s
N-'-''e P-. 5,.-.rs. -s- F.-l1;lnk .spilsl ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08

l.t.r-s from Hoid-aax .I1nsnce tac t.ecIDn % he
.5san ca1d ds,~ Lassr1r. n nppo',aoA 90 me Lex
,n Is. csuaida.e n. H.Fry arc 81. Oaaitef .ha Dc
.s Erl,e-.af says -a Tle Al--lr-camp 90 ih- I'm
r- IN Russia 10 arrived yss.grasy n fa''s - boei
to The u % .ter vi Fufsi AHsiis by - hss"-
.f th. Hass an Charge d'AdHrra. Ate" i's .paie'-
"a. lac krs.isn fa.oy said B. have s-ca'-a .hat me
I'm error N.choss. iuntlr - ugn. oq'u ne poslIfe
lex. - treaties v.gs eza1 as Gee hfzloh D' - "a Ie
sor,. of Ffelch fee. ia th- Ds'cznrfr- W. sfe
=, red st or dsss Dcsl gwen pf cur h-r "heh
~. .t n Ton on - Join Inc Fnelsl f'7t IN Nsplrs
- f,szsfte ds Frslcs the properly ~ 80 isto Abt"
C..yute wsssJd by auction % In1fsiay- y VS. pr
ca.ssd Ly 81 d LoGrcnu-N ..,
me- Ga1sr.e Dc, RptfluF gives ths gfstiyng late H.
tr.t ro sins u cnOsrs cesar I'd either N
Ia aasric- tie cv military hospitals, or me CITY o'
p. ia " -ir-.day Thi. Vss me nrsi day mat =
b1s occurred u ne Fe.rs. 81 ar - cnoiefa 10 con
ceiled. , -L..,t. h..,t. IL
Ia frg DE- kisse &c. he Russ.aa Snafgs Atafes
fr Psr. waited ye- si5Eyt accom- panied " o. n-f-l
BEN. oc- u tnr Gar. -ifes-f--csup, on Lf- " n-l-l
- V.rsf.- sf.l-a Le-s IL declared % 90 Icfgir-
,t ... iff.- Fr-1cs dee. nro4cr- me Dt-ea7,-',
-.a v.s'd cons der Inc faci ctsrs ban 4Hr 'ta'h
usr 4 Mi.isi-r. soc ett~r h-ai ti a-'i ed nag
s-- VII co1s1 r. a. bsh nc el-fy OF hlis g.
.f.s on ln- Tufsisl .~ll..'.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
A.roRpL.oE oPERA soUss

To tts Edaor Of TAs TrtbaHe
SIR. PERM. me 10 cali the attention d toose
whom IL msy concern 70 the very sres' 'sos'' 70
--s.nssd from Al alarm Of IRE 10 ihs houie. 20
& nib, Of the season the gallery ~H 70, cleared
b.ffsp hour sf,er The performance and hsd there
49,. .ny nan ,oxard The doors rom any alarm IL 70
-. rsst hsnsreds would have been pre-.
...,.,.a s,t, lss uafquetts. Toe doors are At The
asts 1ro.cnIsfn, ADD Ire se'itofs are forced INTO
. .-.se d - lOrn = Enien oaly one sf 80 p-fsDn.
- 49,. ..,,e,s sta gwen moment ! would suggest
rs e-sra-s g. tne ests 5llsnm cot, tns b-r-fo0m
80 49, ID The zalefy - converted INTO broad stair
-..es easily available The lover part Of tee hoUse
coala BE- msch Improved ~ additional doors for
,-ss sso H,lf hour 10 OceuDisc now In ciearigz
Eoa1 te riaeh time az should D. requisite 70
emDfy n1ase On nfe hicHsosD.
- Lent. William Sycoey Smish, Of the FIRST
Artisry. stationed CT Governors Island died Kinss
onsse yesterday morning in the SON year OF els sge
Hls sasrs rin lake place on the Island at Fort Co
usaoss "a TrErs5sy a. II. o'clock
~ = gentleman ia harry 70 get seros~ihe
-. River sst iGmP ed into the dock Instead OF
.his-d he terry boat De was rescued.
DANA deal infant was found IA q vacant
~ ia ths sizts.nth Ward last night The Coroeef
Ia ao.c ~ irqzes..
" ExGov sevarl arrived IA town ,his
nD0rnlrg.
A,ryxy1Ko srlciDE-Ms. Pore, an actor IN
,s 60 ..z Tae-tsr residing At u Leonsrd-sr 81
IsrnD,sa 10 commit suicide yesterday mofnisS ~
sioz 40 ouscs q lsDssnam- Dr. Arnma
ezIisd n sad sdno-s-srsd snleosss y ~ ,essa Ia
1900 ,,.n va az re<tyred that be wa renosee "
ne cty HOspiisl, where ii Is hoped be "f Aas''
cover -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 7

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 7.
~ JACOB AosER, ex -Sheritt OF this City, died
last evening a, h. residence in The 18th year of hs
sse Mr.. Acker was for many years one Of the most
sctye and zeslou, wings OF our City, and especially
ardent in hs devotion political and personal TO Henry
Clay lie has been sinking for some months past, and
his recovery ha. long been dspsired o. His disease
consumption.
IMMIGRANTS The number Of persons who have
ar yed q; this por, during tho month Of October last
= 2i7 asairs, II 904 IN the same month OF last
ye6- "a toilows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08
II Mar.hnil D,y,.ion No. II -. OF t.
w ANTS.

WANTED-A pleasant psrlor add bedroom, With board
w for gentlemen and wife, In rospectshls pnvsts
family wh-rs a very splendid s-vsa-ocsavs piano
forte would be taken 10 payment No boarding houss
seeper need apply. AddressO r Tnoane once no Sc
NACANTkD-silassons for number Of -scoilsn. siils
W aad chidren recently arrived free from city habits
and associations snd willing Io WORK for moderate wages
Application made The once Of tho Coom ssioneFs
.fksnt.,.ucn An Ihs y.ra No ehasses n2t n
xNANTED-l50 agents " sell very popular o"oss
w s. pa bshed Agents mshe ~ month clear o'
expenses, OF good wages paid by the mouth. Adcfe"
postpaid, - J. DOW co lSe Ns.ssg-st On Im-
NIAN And WIFE WANTED-Eng oh, 0ermss
IVIoF colorsc. Tbs 10 tsks care VI horse sncen
Ne the woman az eoos, washer, &C. Apply sttl Ex
ehsnse-plsss. % seoa
$1,000 e. 2. mage
bu.asss pspsr well established and now doing sooo
business Tho present proprietor living oot OF me eY
nnds IL peeesssry 10 msGo tho above UfsnScaisot "A
dress Argent" this Office 90"
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mP,es.

osra...ofTsu-i-o2seers rssch,o,as iiin in ~.
bit there 8. t;s in M an 70 n,re,L .. ,'s ,ss
If - NV ers1ii e D-feHsc- for ais s-tisr~ry
-, ,.ruculsriy % Oh ofac-E y som 5e 49,
y - 'sfthaa; tri., - Via fe-EzEdr1 ini
~ -. ~ -, l.ttar have p-tiii1ned Congress -
. ,h.ir IA D. 3 xrievaacex Gen IA s--- -
..i,ns n. post :. Ccn@aadsnt At I.u yso
s.,,s 70 svoia nssrs TIE tnstrurn-oi -
,vr.n,,e.I snd sneoosurzronsl scts. Z. So u -.
Is.h last says hat me Supreme ~, = D.. a., "a
osp,sd hiS resigcaaon 1870
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The AFFAIR NJ Versailles.

Th4dssvrs-sbls incident which Terminated the Suing
OF ana H.n Court ~ Versailles or Wednesday save &C.
raon frA sroes OF she sr - s ac7rcst.s '1r ne de-
- -F-irst he rsls --rt iH-m D.. P~ii'. sud
W. -h w. read m Court hy Cr-nierT sud terust-d
- IN t-e Csrx T1e Auorev Genera r-s~rv-d - o1ir
llu Tor anC.1er ccrsson, owing % 1- rslf i excitement
.o-f ~ .r rrr esf % ne re~t o rIen1ars cf ~
ss~- profession 1ims-f TheeVsniuauol ~ witnesses
sf.-- IA.
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CgsMsEA 0E COMMERCIAL the regular
,nor,hlg rn.ctins Of the Chamber Of Commerce, held
a, ta- merchants Bank yesterday afternoon memo
ia from the various Insurance COmysnle Of the City
80, presented. asking the Secretary Of the Navy 10
,-s .,esrn revenue cutter on the NswYork station
~. ,5s Winter for ne better protecrion Of com
n..ci.l interest. An application to Congress for an
a2rroprsdon iof the removal u inc oD"'uc''oa' IA
tn -, River. a. HuTi Gs,e was $50 received ana
referred u q ComnIitee consisting o. hss"' osoeh'
Blunt aad Baldwin. Simeon BALDWIN and hhAs me- Is
IT, ser- chosen nneuabers Of tie Committee Of Arbt
t-uon IN u.cs Of Tkos TJssLon ard q. w. Blunt who
Ee, ont By rotation The other business transact d
xas comparatively uninportsn'