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Eik ot M@mmnce-+11mrFimma and Depart are af Col. yEebe e Austria. Ihs uP-assn aris,ssrney sad sl,n shnssrs q wsII street wese in scnfneiss yesterday morning. s, to aaneancemsnt af Tho marriage ef Csi. Webb to a highly respectable yonse lady ef this city lie was . mace maA w1thoui thA mlssien te AnstFia, but wfh V he was nn emperor. h accomplishing this iortaauie alliance, and ia sttlnr fpresru ,sssIoo q ie sanss tine, sssrythiHg conssdered our colsm- water.
 Bsth appears tssnt ho has obtainsd something more thHn-syen zrst rats miaion- The lasser O. aay Iran our WashingtSn eoFTuspondent, dlnclosss Ine sngalaf aad important dlscoveFy that Cot Webb pfohahy goes eat se Aaslria not as . esnple Chnrrs
 e bs pfessaied or rejected hereafter. but as Lkeat seneraa ef the diplomatic corpsi in Europe it seems tba1 he hes overlooked the corfranan9enca la the State Department and has signiied his readiness 10 Hr- S5syfon to andertake. witil harnsa, the entire saPefvision of cur diplSHsacy on tho csatiaent.-- lhe central position 0f Aasaris and the vast expe- racnoe af Get Webb ia military aifairn are supgose4 te ht him exactly for this post and the pnaestIed nnaifA ef Germany, France, Rome, Russia, and the Sultan. This is gteat newa
 But the very best of al, is ia the fact that the ChArEe 10 Austria has aaiied in The good paeket ship Yorkshire, for England. en feaie to vseHnn. hrsdegEoom and bride, two daughters and two ger. vants. they icft ns yesterday on the heels of The disclosure of the welding, asd two days ia .dvapoe Of the meeting of the Senate. Strange that the appointment should have escaped the organs al Waaeingtos-but If + is siIIl yslsry il is fact
 --she marriage is fact the departure is fact and whatever the Scnate may do. our happy cotem- PoFaSy is good for honeymoon in Paris. and nine thousand dollars out of the Treasury. This added to the ayaiis of the new alI:anee we may conclude that Col Webb is good fsr the toar ct Europe.
 The history of these things exhibits great tact, great ssgaciy. and great discretion in oar success tal contemporary bat his wisdom is particularly conSPicaeus in lsaving before the meeting of the Senate--N F Heraid
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Freu, Fioriaa.

It is stated in the National InleiIigepcer of the 'lh that intelligence has been received si the pro- per Department to the effect that the chiefs of the Florida indiaas Bowlegs sad Sam Joaes) bsye sea' ranaers 10 Gen. TSigg., informing him ssai u's, people have held council. and agreed to have sa0sse' ceassliatioa vita the General The place srpo,assd Is Fsri -ia, ea Psass Creek, ,i sAy hafch IT em ihcir nearest iowa; and the ums aPPOistsd Is the ! sta si December. The pre- .sa'aag opinion in Flsrida seems to be thai the -,enaa S~manoies have concluded te accept the "aefs ei cur Goveraasnt, and wlll probably be ia- 1sesa to emigrate is the West The spiniea is uiso eOaearFed n by the delegation from Inc West.
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TIE ROSE.

Sweet Rose all charming as thou art. Go 10 the bosom of the fair But iaithless nymph who holds my heart. Aud sbed thy sweetest odors t0ere. There. happy ia her smiles, be thou
 or al feel interpreter; And in soii whispers tell ter how
 live, love, burn for her. And when try head shall Iabguidiy
 Upon her snowy breast derline. Say to ter fheH, sweet Rose thai !, Dying, shall WOO death ike thine 1.
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A S.aripns k.ns,s-

I've v'r'oons white parents in New Jersey were % nsen assohish.d as mortified 10 fad, in one of and other nneqaisoesi marks of Afrie.a linesrs. upon shieh. oi course. neighbasEnod scandal sesec 70 dscseasi she mothers hdeiity Ba, she so sclem - " protested her innocence. and had been sa fa, .eove suspicion, that the faiher visited the ns,y, .e~n ot het aneestry, ca the borders sf France ~nsa se ioahd that the tith ancestor back lsom hl iss'S inisn's ms sl'es gresi-gyssdfafhsy, was AineAa. IFeUdeS's Hsriaalayz Dsscsxs
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O. There Is now hvIng Ia New York city. in extreme wsn', man, who al one tune had one hun arra and eighty thoussnd doiiais, anassed by iew weeks ssceesssal gsnbling. For years he r-d suits of clothes, but the sn,ses Of fortune de- serted hun. and al last he has been reduced te beg gary. In tsresdhe cnai and Nltiioat either energy or character, he $ daily sect lh Bfoadwas.
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THE HOME JOURNAL,
 Aa Essswsly Pnsssd FAMILY NEwsPAPER,
EDITED NY MORRIS AND WILLIS.

EDITED EY MORRIS AND WILLIS
 NSw yo1rns q thsu brilliantly oriainal uad seea,iar assstS Nswspapug, wlat be issued ca ths lIrsa oI Jsaasry a<xL New sahscriarFa cpa ee sspplsd witA the wssk fssm thal dale. ay 1erwasa- Iae i've dcslsfa sa the aaics af puAlcaiioa
 nusiag the pasa fear yraFs The Heme Jonsnai has aset wah aaiyeEsa lagor ss the hats afull cias ses sf the ecmmanssy and the PrOpsiesers w'll aFs nrssher o1essiaRs rEpense te etsr saeh ecFea-S nwe Iaterrst and attrSeaiveaesz the forthcoming veal ss will render t supeFies ia every resPect to sll the volumes Ihas have Psrceded l. Besides fas erig,asi prencsons ef the esers. Itss Fereiea aud Domestic Cerr@spaaaesee of taFgs ltst oi epntri Msraain-s seecsieas from the mes, interesting pab- licasIoas ef the day will freascnsy he gisrh. ach E,,tprrs as have eeea fpaBd e attractive vii be resa4oed. sea new es~~ sdded.
 TAs Betles ef eav tinp kg 2. EAiis;
 8risf sspris ssd pie~aat sisysss;
 Ssayklsna usa aad eHusieg WRs1defss;
 Neurs sad esaaip of ths PseistaR pepsrs;
 Fsasosal skst'aAes q psbtsc cAsvsctsvsi
 n, sfirgise scraes ef ths tgg sct tHes ia;
 4 csysnscIs q Iks Rssrs fOr tAE isdses;
 TSs FssksOss esd taakssashls GossP;
 Ths Fsrfs a~a O~sIspss ef Nsns,
 Th. psek af EneitsA Iafsraaatisn sad BriR isRe Tks Wa, Hsassy cad PhaAss q th< Tss-s;
 Eessgs oa Issfs Lstsvstssf- Ssescsy sad Aegsls and thu asaaa variety ef caFvfa choosings from ts wilderness of EagIish periolcsl terstapc erisessul and poetry, sill ss contiaae ts earich tlso~e col usnns.
 A no more copies of the 6rss number win ha mi than the demand absolutely requires. aad new subscribers generally desire 10 hegia wiih the beeinnine, ,st S ssivisslrt osahscrihe wheet delay to avoid any disappointment 10 the early aud PsemP receipt Of the paper,
 Tsvms The Home Jaurnal is pahlirhed every Saturday. at No. i97. Fussoa-sircet, Arw lerh. a the vrry tow price Of dofiurs year, or cople' for kv- desrs, psyAb $arlabay To advance
 All leiter~. Frmifsaac \ feommanleatSoRs pos paid To bs addressed To
 MORRIS & ILLS, New York
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New Clothing.

LUST received. general assortment af Clothing. sD consisting in per, es the following:
 2U Blanket Sack .Cnats:
 25 Bsae BIsnket 0vere0sfs;
 3a Tweed Sacks; 10 Kentucky Jeans saeks;
 10 Fancy Tweed Cosss; t
 I5 Cloth e ALSO Fhse dress Goats. Yests and PsHis, which will he sold tow for cash, s E Noe. 2, lS19. A L HUTTS. Mafs q.
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DAGuERREoTYPE LlkExEssEs.

. AA<~ AS@ENN
 s'Seeatyt sAe skaaoss est hAs swhsfaRes tsde--
 Lef Raf1rv fspy fAaf HAtrh nstsTs Mgds." gXSliE subscribers would respectfully iatosm ths I ladies and gentlemen of Little Rock. ssd ifa vicinity that they have just from the city oT N York. with splendid assoFsment of Fssmss. CGses Ptas LOekets 4c, of saEioas styles spa pst. terms, to please the most fassidicas. Hasiag pso- cured one os Harsisoh's eriebsaird, iasge, qaiek working instruments. they enabled to isks ehii- siIea suos iastsniaaeoasiy, thereby rsfehing tiHs immediate expression. Br this pFoerss, the difh- cuiiy hersiofore exrsriesced iR taking persons with weak or bias eyes. is entirely obv,ssed.
 From their past experience snd snresss is the Dagaeytian art, together wish the pains ihey have aS~a in securing the latest and best Improvements they latter themselves ts rirsss and satisfy tboss who may favor them with cali with such pictures that cannot be surpassed for tone eF bsilhsney.
 The public are inviied 10 caii and eEatsiE~ speci mems al their rooms. Markham st, osef Mf. Put tons variety store.
 Sick or deceased persons taken st iheis rssidsass at short notice. Portraits es Dagarss~oiypes eopisA and all work done sPpertainsng 10 the Ad.
 NIB. Operators will 6Ad T ie theis interest to giss us call brlore purchasing eisewhe~. ss we eea- stsnfy have large assortment oi stock hand.
 instructions given tn the ari reas0:<pis iefiss Cameras infnishsd frosn @s9 is SITS
 SE. & L. K SMITH, Dagserrsaa Avfisia Nov. 20, is49. IT.
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Hereditary UsA-r of tas Bneh Rod.

HtfeNt3Afy EsiTF Ut Inc Blfth h0d. Losd High Keeper of inc Stocks.
 Paymasef-Genersi of Poiseemsa in rlaia clothes.
 kiag Ferdinand nay boast ef ruling eses the largest prison in Europe. His Kingaem should be walled iH like an immense NeHxase. shoulM the odd fAacy ever seize him to wssh hls royal hands we are afraid that not all shs Naples sasp in Ais Kingdom will get them clean sgain.
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OFFICE or THE SEcnETAHY or STATE
 Little Rock. December l, ie4y. nRoPOSALS will be received al this office, un- II t tue 3lst instant. for publishing. duriug the year 1850, s notices of estrays required by law to be published ia n newspaper The proposals must staie al what price each sotce will be psblishee.
 DAVID B. GREER, T-i3-A Secretary ef Sfzfs
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The Prospects ef the Califoraian..

As sa eyidesce of tae high hepes aud prospects, as well as the generous feelings oi the Columbus ensigrAass ie California. we have been shown iet- ter to lady of this city Gen her hasbaDd. new al the m,nes urging her not to depfise herself Of any pay all fhe debts, she might eohisaei. and to make her asd her children comfortable during the remain der of their lives.
 Pretty much the same spirit rnns through all tbs letters The hopes of the emigranis high. tbei. ansSsipstoss large. and all seess pleased wtth the bfight prospects bsloae shew-
 fCaisasas f0l Sfaiesm4a
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Prespectas ef faE REF0R

THIS PeriSGiea will he pablizhsd mentAly ia pamphlet f,rm, ecn,siaing sixtrea pNges q assiai matter it will bedeTo,rd s rrfigscus sahssets. bet ,~ll eive s.rctssAs feam tae naesa tuspprsaaa nna interesting topics sf the Lissrtsse saa ssws sf ts day.
 The religious principles shai vii hs sdsucaisd h this work sre at Iaid down ia the New Tezlnaent- It will be amdxrssood by the fesaer thst zAs ksesa- ~ wili deny al Creeds aud Ceufsssioas ef fAith. and hald oaly to thoss doetrines which are eaad in the word of 6od.
 Tze Rsfsrsnev will be pshlixhea at the city sf I.i,tie Rock os the a Saturday ln eaeh meath. commencing in Jsnasry. X. D. 1850
 Subscribers viii please enclose the prscs of sat- scriptisn with their addrens passage paid, so r. '. SAsloms. Dover. Pepe eenaty. AFkaaans. sF ts tss PunLisHKa, st the Banner otkee. Listie ksck, Ask.
 The atsrnsiea of the Chrissian eomsasity ef As- ksnsaa s respectfully tneled 10 this wsrk. aaA aIe favosahle 10 the dissesniaaiioa ef the religion ef Christ are earaessy desrd b lend tesr sia te ths establishment of "The Refsfmes." ia tiais hFss As- srnpt ihs publication of feigseas paper wiihla ear State.
 I~MEW1 WM3De
 Que dollar per yesr ia adrs@rs.
 Six copies will be sent Io addrsm foF g o0
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE ATTENTION of the citizens of Pulaski, l and adjacent counties, is resp citnliy asked ,o of the largest and best selected stock o Chesf Staple Goo,is ever before ofsrrd in tsis ety The undersigned promises to sell them iow any honest merchant in Little Rock.
 He has taken great care in ihe selection of hi' Goods, which he thinks cannot Iail to please dis eernihg Pabiie.
 Truly ihaaklul for past favoFs, be hopes by ar honest and lsif course ci d~si'ng 10 Hsefi cogiB nance oi tte psuonasehere'eote so i'heEasiy exisn ded to him.. A. J. HuTT.
 Iit;le Rock, Dec'T. 4A iss9.
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GROCERIES, &e.--f2 seeks Rio Coaer; : hhds O brown Sugst: 6 half bhis. No. Msckerai; ] qr bhls do: F Kitfs do; halt bbas. Ca,rrnts; 6qr bbs Craabcrries; halt bbls Aimaeds, Ne. &e. Jus, received and toF sa~ very cheap foi CsaA, by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Dec IL lSi9 Eeaf SteamAeat Landing.
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nAapwAaGl nARDwaneii

LUST t~epsvrd aud taF kaie GAeaH ~ CssAt . ~ very extensive las aI HardwaFs. ssassssshe ~ part ef the setspwtAg artsciee> is-was
 la aa0 lb~ Axe, hss. sqaarss noaaas essas - nAs
 IIorse shoe Irce. of VI ssass.
 ss ssss Wagon hnxrs as Steel wills. asnsEtea aas-
 sDax Cellias' Axes. e~rslnes &0o ihs. NAsns- sha~ Naiss No. !, 2 Nude % kegs eat naaie aaa
 RsnA. so Psaw saontas So pr, Ttsre Chaimrn.
 Fsnh efaaies wsih aad withoat ssFsteheFs, t6 dos < Cut Saws.
 AsS,. Raliit Tanasas, Gam wipese, Nipples. Daiisi laa,es. FT1nss. Gun locks. PereaesteA empa. Rnt T. sys Long and sssoFi haadie~d Ftyswe paFs, spee- tarls sheen shears, Srisors kszesss Peehsa. fass. B.tchet asa Mexican Kaiees Fnrt Araaess Shoe Hammers Kgsves s.d ksmcrFs. HiackxsaSth HAWe- n~rs ana ss,isvs; MsIi 6ses. Batss aaa seFsus. 10 ,neetion. <. J. nuTT. Lsrl,e Rsea. Der. IT, tsI9 --7--ss
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STEiMB0Af REGISTER.
RIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
MARHIED.

On the l6th of December. in ihe town of Benton in Saline county. by John W. ShoPpaeh Esq Mir. WILLIAM DUKKISs. to Miss MARTHA CkUsK, ali of Saline couRty.
 On the 10th of December, in the town of Benton in Saline county, by John W. SboPpaeh Esq, Mir. EsEkIAH COLLINS, 10 Mrs. JANs lURSEk, ali oi Saline ceaoty.
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NelIing OH.! Nelling OG::

VXYE, the undersigned. inform the citizens of w Little Rock aad siein.iy, that are selling our extensive Stool of Dry Goods and Cioihing at very reduced p,ees, in order 10 close the same be- tween ths and the Is oi February next.
 We also call on all that know themselves indebted to a< either by note book account, iO cali betose the Isi Of January next and settle the same. fl they wish 10 save cost. LINDAUR & BROTHER,
 Main Nbeef. Liftie Rock. \ B. All persons thai have any seeonnt against the firm, wili please present them for pay msBt. Nov. l3, isI9.--7-lo:lH
 Democrat and Gazette copy nenihs
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CtUNDRIEs - 70 Bags kew Rjo Coffee, N Ia Buekwheai Flour,
 21 a Fine ] able Ssll,
 2o ,xes Cheese.
 3n Grlndstones. .
 2 Kegs inch Spikes
 li Naiis, and Cask New Rice, received and for sale by VIM. B. WALT Dee. II. ls90.
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CEGAgs AND ToBAcCo,-I7.pDe Havaal - and Regalia Segars; II boxes best and eon.rnes Tobacco. just received and fer safe by
 lan2 JOHN D. ADAMS.
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MoNEYi n0xETfi

4 u persoes ssaeb,ed. la saywis<. b sAe nsdss- A sieped. are saiieited te make inmeaiaie psy- nehi iss the besi rsssoa in ths wosiAhe sanis all the @ones Jssy eas hiin. le invest h ccsien Psl- tries. B.ef Hides. cons ekiss. ke. Ae Es whi<k hs wiii gss* she highest nsskss piee ia easb. Dee. n. IsS9- A I MGTT.
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CmrAP co0r,n.

ID ECEIyED at 4. ]. HgrTs cheap store, | Lots of Plaid LinseYs. Kensueky k Ohia Jeans. Blue Prints and Red fisnasis; Piaiss snd Twiliea Black and Plaid Alpaeas; Bed Ticking. Blue Dph- QueenswAre. &e., &e., &e. For sale io~ hy
 Oct. ,. A. J. HuTT.
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CAecsaw Lsna scrip. Vi \ pieces ef ss i6a and ase aryes, kps .sis " \ Dee. Al. is4e- wM. R. WAIT.
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NOTICE.

N HEREBY notify ali persons against trading for \ "a cesiain noie oi hand executed by me, in favor of Ra.en Na.tei, for fiy dollars bearing daie May the 18th is49 dae the 18th oi February. 1850. The consideration for which said noie wss gwen has wholly failed. Therefore l sm determined not to pay said nCse unless compelled te do 90 hv is~.
 Dec. 25 i6.6w. D. P. HEMBf.
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NEW Goons.

nn PIECES PTints; F do Cashmere; 10 do JO Masiln De Lsia; I2 do Irish Lleen; l do lshcy Cassimerv, 1 do fancy Aip~ecai Linen and S,lk Hakis Hoisrry. Gloves SSc., &e.
 Just received and ioI sale by ] D ADAMS. Dec. II ls4g Near Sieamboct Landing.
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Fresh Ruckwhe : Flour. ( Small b, of Fresh Buekwheat Flour. Tor sale "A aa commission, for eask eafy Apply tn Dec. n. ls4g. A. j. HuTT.
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STOV ES,

DHGEfY aud Pres jam Cook sscves; Air tish'
 Siaves, , sizes, received and for sale by
 Dec. II, IsA9 VIM. B. WAIT.
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ev- Aaserisias is the electric Bash to sasias.s-
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A RKANSAs FL0uR.--s7 Bags Fresh Arkaz f1 sas FLOUR, received fssm Van BaFn an CT sale by Iiane sl A. ]. HUTT
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DIGGING ANp RoPx.

LUST received. and now opening, ai ths new J Store, corner q Markham snd Bridge sssesis =
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GRof.EarEs.

CCG-SR. Cofse, Molssses, cfashsd. posdefeA - aad Loaf sagsF; sap~Sios Gss1ea sssap. cssn Berries Carf@Bts, Pieklss. Presefsss Jeaes. Win<s Saperios Teas. aA.i Chsmpsiga.
 Fresh Lcbsssts. ssiana, and Maekefsls Spssm and Star Candles. sosp, ke-, Sc.
 f,ef. 2, ioas. ID. ADAMS.
 Near the Stesm Bc4i Lasdisg
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H~W1.W0 M z

Oar dollar per yesr in sdrs"cs.
 Six copies wii be sent to one addrnn foF g 00 ia adUaaee.
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DR0vIsloNS, &c--,35 hbls Cfseiaaati Flour 1 esis hacea s'dss' casks slesr ssdes; $ hoxss Star Candies, s0s ID. Cotton Yarn. kr. ja.i re- vsissd from C4nrisaati ase lss ale very lsw lss eAshs bY ljAn1I ). D. ADAMS.
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TAGGING AND ROPE. ID ECEIVED this dsy, per steamer swalIo~ IN 2.5ao yards kestscky Bsgging; s,o0o Ibs Bele Rope; for ssle low, hy
 oesss.s~ r D MERRieK < co. Gazette snd Dsmoeaat copy two seekA
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cannot estimate them very highly. aad were they ten times great they sre until tsis gold maDia has subslded but little of the cenHtrys capabilities it be developed. Some ef it's valleys rich. but dry as ash heap and during ths tong dry season. cracked into fsures several feet deep. aud thread ing the hols soi thickiy thai ii Is troublesome and dangerous walking among these ten thonSaRd mimic craters. Whese the land be irrigated 1t Is generally of nature 10 he productive. very; but the territory susceptible of cultivation Is to the whole ss only perhaps one acre to thoIssnd Inc climate at Of the paeers Is healthy n the treme while on some of the rivers for instance the Sacramento. il is said to be very siekly Ny own health is and has been excellent, and am heavier by ten to fifteen pounds than l have been for as many years. l hear considerable complaint of bowel complaints here, although the climate and weather. notwithstanding all have heard to the eentrnry. esteem quite agreeable and pieaxan,-- The clouds that hang over part of the time are deilghtfai change from the eternal gisrs of tias uncisaded sun, under which have been brelag
 fer ths last seven months ia Mexico and Caiifaraias plscen-
 Bat we are almost cut of the world hers. The last steamer did not hriug the mai; the previous sne Jeff tweaiy Of thirty thousand letters st Panama. accoaHt Of seae tfifiag reason, aad thus we are Jeff in d4rkness and doubt, nything In the sbspe sf news CT frissdship. love. coming to tell us thai are not forgotten hy all the world If Gen. TayieY's Vermont Postmaster General can make iils mail contractors do tErir daty 10 the pub lie, he viii eoufer nnspeskaais boon ppcn the psepie here by isfasing the spirit of Paacsaaisy. crer and eiviity iaso all connected with the gTea, srtsfics of this great eoantry-iis mail lines usd pos,ofices From the ability and pelliesess ef the present postmaster herr better thsngs are expected than have heretofore existed.
 Ysn vii sec by the Csiifosnlz papers thai greet cities rejoicing in the high soandtag nanss sf New York. New Orleans, Crescent Guy. Besiaa, etc. zse passsd ei5sriag grsss inducements ect. Mos, sf them exist sniy on vspsr Ip@fsedshs '.Cssscsn. Guy" net Iong since. and is inhabitants consisted
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-26

have deposited the 1ame in. some post Of
ice OF the United States within such terri-
tary, directed to the Secretary Of this State,
TO be filed in his Office.
JOHN c, LEWIS,
Speaker of the House OF Representative,
THOMAS BACKUS,
President Of The Senate.
........ !, JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 18th, ls49.
CHAPTER XII.
An Act in addition to "An Act for the As
sesslneht and Collection Of Taxes"
SEC. 1. BE 1t enacted By the Senate
anu Ho'tSe Of Representatives IN General
assembly convened, All assessments upon
persons liable thereto, under the provisions
OF the twenty eighth section of the act to
which this ID an. addition, shall be separ-
ate4y made, and not In any partnership
name.
Sec 2. All taxable pioperty, held Jointly
or in common, shall be assessed and not*
in the separate lists Of THE owners thereof
according to their respective interest there.
In, except as in the act 10 which this is an
addition, is Otherwise specially provided.
= JOHN e. LEWIS, nj
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS BACKUS,
Speaker OF the Senate,
JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 18TH, is49.
TNote by the Secretary of State. LIN the
engrossed bill the word NOT is Substitution
the word Set in the original bill passed by
the General Assembly.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-26

BEAUTIFUL ALLUsIoN.-The parents OF
Lanartine were married at the very COM
mencement of the revolution. They loved
eath other devo.edly and in the quiet Of
love and d5hsstic seclusion, thsy ceased %
regard the forgotten lhahdet ciohd that no.
yered over them. They were not aware Ok
,heit danger, and the train Of misefies that
awaited them: III allhsion, to their situa-
zion aud feelings, the son. 10 his "Con6a
deuces," page g, sloqueniiy says" res
member once % have seen the branch OF
the willow which had been torn BY the teIns
pests bend from the parent trunk, floating
in the morning light upon the ahgfy snrges
of the overlooking SsAne. On 1t a female
nightingale still covered her nest a., u
driE1Sd down the ioaming stEeams and the
male oh the wing followed the wreck, which
was bearing away the Obieclspf his lover
L zA aF &c u