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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

FNTNL AtFRtY SINGULAR DKATn.
The CnAdo la Gazette OF the Gth mt
gives the following account of alal re-.
conlre which took place ~ Shreveport on
the 9TH inst, in which Nathan 7 Turk
was killed The minner in which his
death was Effected is most singular
Henry Vines and the deceased entered
the Exchange, speaking in lov tone
Tux was heard 10 say 10 Vines to keep
away from han, tia! he did no, wish to
have anything to do with him Sid h..
then, Henry, you are a stronger mnu than
am bpt you shaut whip me | vii
whip you, YOU coward replied Vines a.
the same time rccedng two piccs with Wis
hand unlcr his coat tai Nin ,hcn drew
pistol Turk drew enc about the same
iime, AMI snapped it a. Vines, and dogg. a
under the table. whcn Vines snap cd a
Turk, who then threw has pistol at Ninc..
ani ran ont ut lhc bJck dnoFfr1 mes threw
hls pistol At Turk, which.sruck him n. be-
Was clearing the door. aud discharged d..
sell the contents taking feet ON the l~l
ii IT, OF the back The bah r,ny,ng no
NAl'Nt IAnN'h khlNNEA NV Ntf NJ am lNIH
cd und,r he SKIN, near the lhroa'. and back
Of the light collar boue Turk ian some
fry feel ADD expired
1t was 10 whence thai the fatal pistol
was thrown distance Of twenty 'ccl-
From the wound. anI the mark. Of powder
il ives evident thni the mnyllc. when The
pistol EXPLODED was N cont gp'y With the
deceased
Snro writing the above we have learned
tai Turk some years ago killed n,n in
Missouri lie fed FROM ju tee. ard IA,
SINCE been roaming AMI eamb .nq for n
livelihood lie is rrc laS Il hi. only.
his pfwenilor ani three brothers having
lalIca by the hands OF violence. Surely \
strange fatality broods over To, deamy Of
some lanille'. Turk was remarkably vel
forrn'd singular featured, AID stood 81
i.u seven neb",'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Later from Mexico.
NV OrLrANs. Sent. 21.

NV OrLrANs Sept, %
The steamship Severn has arrived a,
Mobile. bringing 81 ,l0l 900 in coin. most
Of it for Euglind, and the remainder for
Mobile and his city
The late Round Island expedition Ind
excited mu-h uncaslncss IN the cry Of
Mexico. I he Mexican Consul at New Or
leans bad intimatcd lhnt lhc expedition wls
destined for lobos Island near Tampa. -
Gen. ncrrc'a hal addressed remons.
trance loNbe u S Legation a, the capital
The Government had commenced mixing
cx'cns We preparations to derod ne ctios
along the coast
Gen Ia Vega had collected force Of
500 MN and armcl a s'clmcr with ar,il-
lcry 10 deGnl he cnlrnnce To- the Tamrico
river l. was expected that tie now trif
would become a law The town of ANTI
qua had been completely inundated by the
recon, heavy rains. The inhabt,n's hal
barely ,ine to e,cnpe with their lvcs.-
Public contributions had been taken up
for the relief o. the sufferers. The choc
n was decreasing at Mexico
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Dreadful Affair in Arkansas. EIGHT
Persons Killed.

ST. Lor' S.r, ~
we hav" receive ! accounts o bloody
1il''' at ielowvlc. A'laan' growing
gu. OF an al''mpl by the Sheriff to arrest
some desperate characters who w,re chare
cd vi h murder and oher cnnc. The
'''ieT m'de Gafec resistance; AMI in She
contest between them add tie Sheriff =.
part. e'gb' persons were killed aud lerer.
Al wounded A. tie last oecouu's patv
o' seoundf'ls had fortified thcmse,,. and
we're d'tsfm'nsd 10 eonunu. lbNr tor.
snct % The suiho les
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

s1y-1se L $ Circuit Couu eommene'
%, session IN ,h, plac, to-day Jasgr
Ntl,on rrssi'ius.
The &C. -aasc m tilis one ia,clv'er
a qoc,,cn q ems d,rabl- Importance Snl
~ one of inlcrcs, TO many OF our cii fcn' I;
b,ogs qoc ion oftishl on TIE 20 @.
.he pro,ce uio, OF tic na,lan and W ni'c-
lal ~ 'ro,l o buiI rod IN orp''ri'n
10 that of he Rutland AMI Washington
Correny
lsy. We were not a iulc surprised 70
urn,s. he .lir,i manifested by our nigh
torof tho Inioa Wig. IA reference TO i1c
arrest. convection and release (n't cs-ap.l
Of Gorge rcnbcr,on, Of Vcrscnn" r.
aud NOR, cspcc ally we're We sorpr' j by
The manner in whirh Judge Brnnc.i Slc,.
a Chufch and the \ to ny Of the ct.m
ioal were attacked IN r,lllien t. lhs mat.
'cr.
II rumor IS ecrtcei-and We have but
lrtlc else than rumor to ic'y upon -- Fem
her on ~ q villain who ought not 10 e. IN.
whip, Of justice - bu, We do not consii r
nero rumor q. Of sufficient weight 70 Jpsl-
~ an indirect stab in the dark and c'pccla l-
Is when such attacks arc male upon men
SUSTAINING tho character ever held hy the
Hon. Mic / BcRacN Asa ctlz n.--l
a man possessed at Least, with ordinary
knowl,dg OF " matters and things in gen
etal and as jurri Judge Bennett
stands high IN our community. and u viii
AXE deal of rumo,' to undtriuc hl- re-.
putalon among those who know lin bcs
We DO not make these remarks supro-
sing that the comments Of the cdifr Of
the Union Wig can in any way afc,, the
standing Of Judge r. in ihi, community
where be $50 wei known, but simply be
cause W. think "rumot" is most often a
" broken reed upon which too much re
lance should not be placed.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Appointments.

W,suI>dros. Sep. -
Soloman +. Holiday. Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys at New Nashville, Flerrln,
vice George H. Smith. who has declined
The appointment
TX Governor Seward arrived at the seat
Of Government to day and the Ion. Mr..
Collamef. Post Master General, will reach
here Ills evening from Baltimore.
have 70 state that there il no dlhculty
c1n,ing between MIR Cl1yton, Secretary
Of STATE, and Mr. Champion, the Blush
charge DIES Adlires, resident ~ this city
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Murder and Robbery o. Cal for
mia En-. grants BY The Indians.

J 'u '' n'Hs i'l lie place four
OF 1--WE ",'.' "." l"r 'i.'nia, with
l,''''"i 3" .''lt luou4n hY lhcm
solves. '.'''l Lnid"F q .chilcn,n
= ,E'" GOA "' N'Hi.or '2rnic on
'"''' h'''f 'b'i. l'' MUGS i.om
" ''" 10Y .'' mat u. cc
~ '''' ''1''''' D. n.'' ''',.' 10 ln"
'-,'''' ''', '''" eye 8 '.''" o.c'ii
1'' -'''' '''' F''F 1ici'tcd
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

rool,f ~ Rulsni
F.r Rcd Organ. J E,ch irJsou %
i0uhncy 2,
Fcr A,o'i.n Org,n. Ri Gf-,a u
pcaltncy >,
yaf Tech - on cold plato. DfC
II Smith ~ Ca,tleioo. 2
For PAR Horse Blank o, ; Peud,I
II pits'ord.
Biark C1ssimcrc l.
cal PANIED Wioiou Sialc.. T. u
III ilsn. uat,nJon. 4
Dr,v'ne view Of ROLAND ' age.
Me. Ann ii,Il e HulanI. O.
- mar cn.al q air, Mics & T. VIZ
lam, Of EAtlaui. !
EmbroI'ry VI. May Pouch,
Clst,uIon D.
Bl,Lo cf Fowcs Nj, w u
Marsh Clar,udor.
Spiral B-laci Mrs VI pas" lu'-
Iaul
BoQur,s, Mir. 9 T Hodges Rutland
d. Mr., Ch Is Williams
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
The Indians. and the War IN
Florida.


W, have 10 n politely ,urnish'd With
ncrnsal ofa lctcf lrom floria. on witch
wo W,ror 'rircl GO n.ic 'hc io''Nvr'r
e.ir,a u th,.. projections we % g''d
rih o. thc prr' of lhc lnl avg. ilr q hru'.
t,smay hc sc.4l.l vii. nut D'ihoi Fn"d
.hel vllcI ihc hl.t.sui cnr. I. ir
n, .,rfottc NO.
'"i 'N '""'' ''i' ~ 49,
6rNrt'St> -li.'A b'"loc', ihr cure,
Of lhc Scu1ul 3, scot 90 "tc' mHn,fs
who m'' CERT '.,.D S. N.'ni o., "a
fcso a. on 'hc 'd wsi Incy sah b"'
hca'd 0'lh t'-ic' 3D.. 70. ''' ""'J' w. '"H
t'ld ihcm to saw t.'t ~ 'rt '"'cfl
W iuld me h'o. D." ND0.i h' ao'r go '''.
tl. the dl1l+utifs fu lhc CH. O. san. tiun
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
THE HERALD.
Friday Evening Oct. 3, lsAo-
The Fair Of the goth and 27.n.


~" az "''N' ~ V"' "0''' "
~ W 80 '"'s was l'''o
.,l.... ~ "
'''''
, aug w ~ o'''''' '''' ''''''',
.I,, :.
..,;..a,.,'n.-
,,.
,i..
N''s ""' ''' 49, '''' Nv. - "'''. " o."
Nv " wi o'''' '''e ''"' '!'' ''' " "'u''s
/ ...l 49,.
- "'',' ~" ''."s P'" ~ -"
-. ''''' "''
''''''' '''''
!" a"o'"'' 'o'o"" WIZ oe '"und inc re.
P0'' u P''"'""S 'coo'ueu' &c hu' y
- ' ~ ~ '''","s Wv '''''
~" ~
"'' '' "''.' "''''9 VI " "''
''''s0 - u.s. '''' =" '"''0'' -
'"''' INV '''" - '"o : .''''"' e0"'''''''c'
" ''"''u wv ''sA - 20 '''o"s" WI " '"e'' cN
''''"'''o"' una "ec'u' upon me oeS' "h'h
al WIS ~ o.
"' '"o"" % ''' Ok" ana '"'s' g"
&c was NOT As ''''e as usual tho the di'-
e'e"' 'a''eoe' Of STOCK cattle was much
greater 'han on any previous IKE occa'ion.
no oo'"'''"' ''"'F groups II we
. ' - Wv n Wv '''o"S ayr
81 = CIV D'' "','' "'.''' 90 ''D' "''"-
.r""' ana e''e"'a universal "om'''''"'-
=" ''"S "''O " ""'''' '''4' was
Horse. and Sheep. whch we doubt not
cood =, !, crcr Lof 20 lo,o mai.
IN the county
,Iv nol.,. ~. .,J ,.,,l
- '"' " ""s
add to the butter and ehccsc, the two ari-
cles Of mnple-.nrar ana honey tbero ev.
b,t;t.d and r,.o,,,f.,l, MI -.
aa.., " ~ '0'''''
any wh're
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

fr5~ The Abaoy Arlu, .aya nirauec
mons me nearly closed, ly wD-n the
Harlem Railroad viii be ct once cv'cul,d
from Dover Plains to Caatham Couc..
whcrr II Val connect with ,hc Albany road
and form nnothor contnu.n route from
New Yo,k t. An aay.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

y btu VI Re- noLs EsllAsI 40
Be-. lssrl,ns N'nne Bsei. wv
iInc N. hfsf!ou 40
~ 3D.. " " ies,er q Il"lsnd 80
% tr.L VI HeNsoiis 30
BE-, hs- b.. Hoe, Dr.nlnr so
~ ,cs. 4 Rumsv Of iIuilsrilon =. %
% a. : Sd, don IT,. Faiihar,n. 90
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

nIscFTTioNARY FErStrNs.
For Roofing Slate. VII, ,oek, pJcAa
* Co., Casi.sIon, -roO
Tor Town Clock lor p anlon, II J
, B,nnsi Euhsud <O'
l Tor Slate + NJ, Fin''heI, A W
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

/
B,H 10 yarl, Flannel u Tubs Of
, ChruI'n sc
.d ia. Fish OF Ira. ~
Bet 10 yard<Carpc,iug Il Fish 80
~ 4, sheldon Jr. Failhaycn 20
Bcst 10 yarls failed cloth, S Pen
ho,I of pnt,ioid. +,C
Bot 80 yarlf Rag Carpcling A II
Poe, q Rutlaad 90
~ b.. II Mu.scy Of Rutland u
Doe Raw y Marsh of Clarendon q
BcN loyarl, m,por. u Pike Cnt
, endcn. 20
2IlcL Holden. Shrewsbury, l.,
b. 80 ve.ds Tow Cloth Bar
d,u OF Wci.. l.
44bat Abigail Howe Of wells IT,
Bet rar Wooien s,,ks OF STOCK
, Irr,. / Baton. Clarepdou. =
= 80. VI C'ark C.slc'1n =.
Bc.t pr WorsieI d., Mrs + Mat
,.son OF ) rcasbury =
l-.i Gloves and Mii'. S r Gurus, =
2ldo. T Pierce. :.
Inmp Ma, Nj. T. Barrett Rutland, =
pa no.. VIZ, ! G Newell finsiofd =
Icu Bel Quilt or Comforter, Mira
G X Wl.nam'. Rutland e
~ u, W {. famhan, l,l
Best coun.tpane Mrs j q Newell
Of PIT ord -
81 DO. + Button. Clarendon. ~
4 sgptior article % cotton THREAD
bv l-a'hrop & penh.ll has The award
o. yrais~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

HFAtn % g4itC.
Boz oxen ot . yrar-. II T. Bard Of
Rutlanl -
81 res. II Ford Of No1doo. -
Slb. &. l. Rounds Of Ci,rend,n. 30
Be-, Oxen Of year. s Is I.ovelsnd
q pr s'ofd %
"a b.st. VI Revnod' Jr. RIll1nd B.,
"a tss l. 3 liogs Of -
Rest @ "a 81 50. =. J S y h~y
- nulahl 90
"a best. J. lIowail ofKI'la ~ -
B~s steers Of yrar Old. l. liouni'
@. Clarendon, %
"a bcs, II " L~lr Of Rutland No.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

-tNfTfd NrrTf' uuff IN me Frsn- 2
Dgcwy -rhc Washington cor,spoo-
dent Of the y ! Iicroll ascribcs 10 the
following circumstances the origin Of the
trouble between the French Minister and
" MONSIEUR lie S,crc,aire d'Eta'." We
must take l. probably with allowance
soon ntcr the inaucuroliln of Gen
Taylor. II may be remembered that grand
cn'erialnmcni was gwen 10 The fnrriou
mlui.ic-s resident in Washington In 90.
ung mp this cntcrtainmc II, with prouor at
t. nj N to eltiquotir. several members of
'hc cibinc, were called in,o tho councils of
the White Iloush l. was proposed as
usual, thai al ministers. with Their seer,
rics. including their LADIES. should be inv
ted to Ihat grand diplomaic fcic. with the
exc ption OF the French ambassador. II
appears that ". aul Madame poussin bad
previously bplu called on the President TIE
French miuiscf presenting hs lady ~
The P'c'llcnt, onl everything pass i
of lady Ike. THIS VISA preliminary sep
~ social diplomatic, etiquette; lw. fr
Other reasons, II was proposed 10 give rn
'nyita'ion To- y pous in vi bout m,lulno
Madame lau,.n considerable dcia,c
took pl'cc ia The cabiue, on ihi7 point and
Mr Clayton was Of opmlNu tint Naaprac
i'oussin should not AMI could uof. Ne H..
wed wih the mwst Ihc sumo rule
was observed wid regard 20 VI Made and
hls lady. The reasons assigned for the cx-
elp'lon Of lhrse ladies, were the posit.on
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

o. fai Ca'lle no Coapcsiiior.
Nieuno Bueks enc LGHbs.
Be,i Merno Backs Hlne, Of
J ianIon a.
slses, " VI I.nco'n. Brsp1on. q
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

bat C.w l. Mallory ofrit,iri 300
be., OD.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

a lnr TptiTn asst A. raIr or 1ni
rfiifnn GO AGRI, rLItRAL SOC
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

ro,Gc..c JlA, O. nnndou. i.
Docks. u lIolsman Of Cli'cn.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

~ ouV B.cAs.
E.-i Sovony Buck II " Loser
liut.ard. . 90
B.si yrarhnP BrcS. A Baius 500
ri b..i " Earn.. ) Ca
E,s. , s,Sony E~-c.. W ljarnc,, 400
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

M,rirp Iir,s
30 Nsrno ENr IS Runs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

B,.t B"lr & lrill 4 iiplsnd l.0d
. be-. VI NSttson. Shrewsbury, 3 90
j. Slv + Barton. ClarcnInn 90
tc,'. 7 Mou,thror, 800
b. Latter Of lies. II T. ke OF
St,'c,'l II. 400
@lbeI / Eu,t,r OF Clarendon. 200
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03

r<5-The lvo mill Juili,n3, Of the Al
eany Iron Wo.ks ncaf Tioy. Owned b,
Ne''r' Corning 4 Co and Wiu,law wer,
eoo'uT'd BY Gre S-r, 81 Los. ~, sta,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Farmn. itcnsils.
lIL

Marbif
B.u spcclnca % flushed Marble.
o.. II. Sla ON Krlland 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

IMPORTANT FROM MARAcArBo- INSULTS TO AME.
RIGA The bark Irma, Captain Warner, arrived
al this port this morning, from Maracaibo, whence
she sailed ON the I'd inst. From Captain w. we
iearn that Oh the 22d Of February, the anniversary
OF Wsshington's birthday, all the American YES
tels In port hoisted their flsgs The government
aThoIlti.s ordered the flags to be lowered, and
we oIoeft were complied with, from the circum-
f,ance Vi mere being no American vessel OF war
IT. POI, 10 lhouce greater respect to our flag -
IN nIlt'th ef; wee Consul also, IN honor of the
glorious Day, hosted his flag, which had to be
TAKEN down, and ne was fined sIOO No class of
foreigners was 30 contemptuouslv treated no ,he
auihofifies at Msracalbo as were the Ame,,c,ns
" this ~ the course to be pursued by The hoas,sa
government OF Monagss, who can uond.r ~,
American citizens sympathize warmly with m.
more libersl-mnded Paez1 We hope our gows ,,e
Ineht at Washington will take some measurea -
IDvt stIRste this insuIt Ia our flag
CaptaIn Warner, OF the Irma, cautions sh,n rnas
ters gong 10 Maracaibo not to give the command
at hfir vessels 10 the pilots. who have bees hut
recently appointed by the government and are To-
fH'' t""W'etert ~ nPv'~f' Veaef " ruer ths he,
~ $40. cay <aI4I b~As.s~, AtA4,~.-A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25
mARITHMM iNTELLIaHsO
Pert OF New York, March as. lSay


Cleared.
snnSndcD tph Hsoasd Liverpool erinnelI Ninurn
a 1 Bs a. S05a s sp.1 d.
ssrts@s.ld,n nuo, man Amsterdam. se,n,s, r. p,,.,.-
0des'a tBrj Lavert5 Dub Kitchi q plymouth PerSins
vera Cur Poster rickeron; Wnsco Co'son Trinidad
er sA,aEa Leland Bs.eh Nancy Stevens sto.ou Nav
It~is,,. sms s"s; om,s Prince BsllOwe, Mobile do:
sssg,, ror siyes Listcn Grinn. Sinur. Co;
hsns Essi se Mem itn Walsh Lv Arthur
Potion mth s. TSom. de- A ssS anAS SS%
s.'s Tr sSns, 4:
Gu ns suse't sraaeheols d hurtut Co; Leland
Hngion NC rs A,tkin; "''''' wiz
n. smith Mi@iIsiOn sctread, 90; German .Ou oas
s so,r .p Z; NORTH Caroline Wss do Atbos
k f NH n An LcTd sssSgs sv.D hn'sn
sseer e. S .s ,,,a. Mile. as Sui
Levin Brown aa ssi p SSsssss
e a%s s ssIs Rnr
Son. III Radiant Dtytonp Providence. s'
slip Olive Oscar Cette % days. with wine IA R.vd
sp ESplemia. rsnsey New Orleans ~ days. with md.e to
shin Hsmrhs Bynhsr New orlsan. dsys with mdse to
o. %, w. !, ss,y; ios spoke poke
a r So March an ia ssS as o,,,. To-
u 8. Johns NB s n. @ I'M 80 .se ,. s T,.
,, q ard from Mss or es tx T., es..d 70
sr.s .n Nth the vstrs e6se apo, rsn,y boon long
lIss, ced heavy gale from The and shians round 10 NV
sn,r lorsn: Conway hsw orlens March with mtss "
20 Mach IL experienced heavy sale trcm the
tysrd nsssos ana .s,.so,ss,. n al. Sfond ~ WIN
s'rs HUME fot Belfast, Prs Duoln iron 10
LGs upieLe Bra, dywreh 'EslasAlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

STARVATION IN Nova SCOTIA The Boston
1'ordiu, OF the 23. int says:-By the brig Port
lard. which arrived at this port this IN ornlng from
Halifax, papers to thr 18th INST have been receiv-
ed. The C0ion,st publishes the following letter
from Cumberland, dated March IL, which il SAYS
Is from uuooubte d authority
The whole people on Palmer Point are ac-
ually starving. One man, alter travelling all the
way to Halifax Tor rellet, returned home without
anything, ard with his family have gwen up 10
pensh. Another family were yesterday making a
toft OF soup from some scraps of bones that the
mother had land by in the tall for making soap-
her children lying around her whilst the nause Gus
meal was preparing. Hundreds will be In a like
SITUATION ere April passes. Every day brings ac-
counts ct thear.rending scenes, and no one is will
ling to he Up another"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING There WAS some mys-
ferrous pistol frlDg In The streets al ST. Louis on ihe
night Of the 10Th no one then knew of the actors
~ the sBair. The - Louis papers, of later date
say 1T If reported that it was an assault mon +
Bla,r.Jr., III which at least two persons were con-
csfnee One 81 Them the report 4. was Dr. Bonton-
tame tor Sc metme past the acting editor of the IN
'tr MT Blair had been IN attendance AT democra-
TIC meeting person muffed IN cloak advance
ed towards HIM, and, after addressing him suddenly
az Mr. Blair, drew revolver from beneath the
coax, and fired two shots quickly in succession
WI blsir, who had by ths time drawn his pistol,
ired once IN return, which was succeeded by aDo.
Their shot from the person IN the cloak. who then
walked of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

A STRANGE AFFArR-For some days last week,
a dog has been the Ice opposite the foot Of Ly.
dlus street, running round in circle, moaning and
howling. He could not be induced to leave the
Ice, even to take food, and his strange actions
continued for severa days to attract the osservs-
ton OF those in the vicinity. When the breaking
pot The lee forced him to 60 ashore, he was
nearly dead Of starvation. The people, who have
profound faith IN the instinct and the fidelity OF
oeRs, have At once concluded that his master, IN
stt mlnng to cross on the ice, had been drowned
"'"' w" '''e ~ the ?. stl-ss ~andprnQs and vigl
VI M ~s'oWa AaiinsA.-.x .vu,st A..ls .uuALx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25

NOVEL LAuaoH. Mr.. Benz Jeweu, Of White
field down east genIus, has built vessel OF ffty
TONE with bls own hands, from the forest through
out, and Oh the 18th ult her launch ny, which was
over Six miles, TO Piustop, commenced All the
available men and cattle were assem-, and On
the LIST inst. she arrveS nt neY nort of des,na,on
The snosr serious difficulty was Occasioned by her
breaking through the Ice VIII crossing Sheepscot
river.-Bost0n atlas, March "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-25
PHILADELPHIA, March "a, lS49.

Ntcmcr Osprty-Mdrkets, &c.
The steamship Osprey sailed this morning on
her fret trip to Charleston, with about 70 passen-
gers, and fair amount Of freight.
SD THE MARKETS.
The stock market has been very heavy to. day orig
mating from the tighness of money than from the
foreign The has had little effect upon -four
and grain and although there Is an indiepostion to
operate xtensivey until the private letters
esved, the prices remsin abeut as before Sales Of
brand. Of -four for export at 81 rs Sales Of
rcd wheel 1t 81 to 81 2; mixed, 1850 aud white at
ltss to hoo. Rye sells At esc per bushel The pro-
market 5%s1 q, Sale Of mes. pork It SO IS to
In piok. and dry salt ct 60 to exc; rides 80 shout
dsrs at 40 to 4c The demand for lard Is limited at
ohe. to INC.
FS,n Boo,d-s1,ooo Reading Mt 6's: 6l1s: $500 City
ss, d f:1n ssd
-; 1000 Tennessee Sc, So 81 600 Lehgh CT Scrip
- coo s DO s5S' ri 300 s,s Morris r.
1GH; 800 do 10l; IL Penns Blk b5ds 1917; 100 Dis
n,osd q Co ID. so Union chi, liz; 100 N. Min
o', LsnsS 81 s s. ao
so4; s2eoo Penna SIS so Second Hoard $500 Penna
bsd u, s. 600 : Nav 'e5 b5ds AK; ssOoo whining,
ton RR o., S4h $4,000 Rdg SIS. 80, s3ds. t3h Is
CT Co, 10; Philadelphia Bank 12o; rs Girard l2a<
PHILADELPHIA, March %, lS49.
original manuscript copy Of this sasred document
always been In the possession Of D. c. Claypoole the
ststss who lately died in Phisdeiphia The seat Of
government being then In Phiad,lpha. Mr. Claypoole
printed the sddress and having begged tie favor Of
General Warrington. he permitted to retain the
manuscript The whole of the address Is in Washing
toB's own handwriting, even the inter neations Now
that Mr. c. lie 10 this farewell address should be
purchased by the United States Baltimore Sun.
DEAR SIR,-The enclosed IS cut out of the PHI
lad. phia Daily Sun OF this morning, March 22d
Observe how artully they have garbed the orr.
g,nal first published In your Nsn York Herald
10 the fist iostance, all OF the newsps pers this
CITY OF Philadelphia permitted Mr. Claypoole to
descend to the grave without a passing notice,
although The proprietor and publisher OF the first
daily news aper printed IN the United States and
that published IN this city OF Philadelphia. What
sey the .Propneors Of the North american.
Nets!s Morton McMlchael and Dr. Bird. the
proprletors and editors Of that paper the former
the late High Sheriff OF the city and county of Phi
ladelphia, and Philadelphian by bIr,b HAVING
been born al 443 North Second street; the latter.
d.. r. M Bird, native OF Newcastle ceuntv
State OF Delaware, having been born In the ancient
tow OF Newcastle! What is most singular both
OF these gentlemen have brothers, who are sea
captains, sailing from New York-Captain Nc.
Michael, OF the ship Montauk; the other. CAPTAIN
T. J. Bud, Of the chip Carroll, Of Canollion and
THE North Amoie0n newspaper the success
sor of the dmgxon Duly Adpoi,ser. first pub
hshed by Dunlap d Claypoole, then by Zacharlah
PoplsoD, and became merged by purchase into the
North american, now published In this city, by
Messrs. McMicnael e. Bird.