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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21
Me lNnors TAtLs.! lG. ia.

Mn EDlToW 4 few days since there up-
OVERLOOKING with the gronns of Worcester
-lLlui-- LIZ uAinasier- Me lnloes Falls;
claiming that his was the most shameful re-
moval that had come 10 the writer's knowl-
edge, with nm abundance of hrnging about
Mr. Hunts being the best Post Master we ev-
Ter hnd az Nc ludoes Fnlls-which is exceed
ing modest, considering that it is understood
here TINT Mr. Hunt is the author Of the para'
graph in question.
The statement in regard to the means us
ed to procure the said Hunts removal is all
false; aud to cap the climax, claiming he had
suffered political md,tyrdom because he vo-
tea free soil last fall, &c. &c. Now MIR Ed
Hor, ms To the Above matter, The lucls are
these; In place of "two leading slavocrats
of Nc lnhoes Fallsn:csorting 10 distant part
of the town 10 &c, signers to the petition for
HUNTS removal because they could not get
signatures AT Me ludocs ialls,tho truth is,tIla,
not more thnn ono or Iwo of the signers re-
sided out Of the Village of Nc Indoes Falls
and all lived within one aud half miles of
rho Post office, and the leading free soilcrs
themselves sigued the petition; finally the
leading democrats OF the village urn rejoic.
ing that they hive goi rid of such an nfilc.
lion Ms Worcester Hunt for Postmaster The
story aGout Mr. Hunts being urged 10y all pur.
s+sas- - IAsce ~. lle-a1ic A2hGn nilAlcNah raa
/ signed, that he alwnysdolivered letters in per.
son, TINT u portion of the Wings are dissa,is
/ fed with tho removal, undthat he was The
best Post Muster, &c, it they are facts aughl
TO be known, even though he has to publish
them himself for it certainly is no, so under
stool in this vicinity, The whole paragraph
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o THE OLD i.INE.r

Tho "Oll Line" locofucos Of Franklin
County met IN County Convention on the 7IlI,
md made their "dccnrolon of iudcpeu-
deuce. Thry don't 20 "truck aud dicbcI-
nj all, The Convention, snys tide Burlington
Daily Sentinel, was "lnrgn aud the feeling
enthusiastic Ailcr nominating a County
Senatorial Ticket of the "Oid Lmc,n the
Convention passed The following resolution;
Resolved, That tbc Democratic pnrty
would prove rccrcnnt To the ErcO; principles
ofciyil Iibcrly,thc best interests of the Union
and hc wanting in scll-rcspert, to sanction
10y their votes or Influence the proceedings
Of the Montpelier Convention, wl,cl, abandon.
ed Ncr principles mt ouemBietto di9o,gdnise
The party and bansftr their roles"
Tho convention also recommended State
ticket composed Of David Robinson for Gov.
crnor, Philip G. Tucker for Ii. Guycfnor,nnd
WI. H.. Bingham for Treasurer, instead
of tho Nscdham, Barber s Co truck and
plupder nilhr,
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT

u M T 7 VFi july ~
MIR DANLEL WILLIAMS, of this town ~
50, WINS Instantly killed, yesterday tJuI!S: IU,
in The woods near his house,by the inlilhE y,
u tree. In the morning, five men wenl TO II,
woods to peel bark, just before nom ,'n
Ind cnt down large hemlock, against WIN
DgGctI 1rrg, Unurrt II I'LL ~
leaned very little Aflcr dinner, thr' C,,',
the men, MIR w: aud his son, and JG'', ,'.',
Ter, stood by The large homork, az" WW.,af
bou, commencing TO peel the bark one H.
tho other two men, distant perhaps Two ro ,J
thought he heard small cracking ''o'SF c,,Trr
upon looking M, saw tho beech t'', Ies',
directly upon the three Wen near INV ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

impossible. ft- l'Ir riH l., lnr ihDs0 nlrrHd
'u irW Hu ilu nilir G1uy di.ltrf-lng ra'
rrs s. iIirli Drrlu fnHfOuy iIOW ne fudiru-
iIEzz ul- l--l lLt-rl Lu If- -lTr.d hf9HChuW 70
luily rirL nrguuHiy Wn1wirFuii lu %
ltrl ul -Ir'. nrr .--YlInu sWrrplupH lWPn rnr-
ipp int1 ihr piuvr' The d0upud for rOiiinF
uui hfufsa. D. ar gfoal fh1i b. iHWul d,liirul-
W En Girurf ran o. supplied, Hnd lT lllr
iuilei, ryrl} ilul 90 r.Lirin .H urrf. iurnu
Friilg 90 r'lrra fLuIIlI tWu 0r ilrrn cot
tus Hrr frHu iu one vehicle, ulHIr md lhe
ruly recommending irId f,iWE DH ihr rni-
Ono iu o. llrrrs prn becoming rrrAlosr,
Hui wrn ihrir hrIrHr lpnusi md more ihau
uurn, 600 llr river r0ndi SIC rgfim Inns bern
Ifrlrd uui BOO iiIr rIrri and ihC dead uur1v-
cred. We lfHri 0ln u0llIrr visiting hish
Hirud, accompanied hy her clHii whilst on
Nrt.sif1ig rhild Wns NiulHullY ffilcd-ilI0
uplirr tfarrd will 70 lnr lrr homo, q fliVu
rlisturrn nN, lwl hnfurH r1lrtiuH %, llc Cllld
died." Anriu, r'r q llrlie shyHi-
tiu nuu llusG 0u Race street above ir en-
nal seven irnilis hnye occurred, ~ lha iWu
Htp.mpg innsrs iwo-,iplll denihs took pl1ro
iutNtitr days. ~ one hpuHf 30 l'lrnr1ut
rirrrl, fdrru drniip occurred iu tWu works
80 tlie JUrls1u House, corner 0f IHCtsou
pud Twelfth Streets eight persons died oui
II One fHHily, On Sunday morning iAff ly0
y,sfr1iH died 90 one innuly before steven o.
clucl, lH lOUsr oU ~yc1WOre street, hf-
tween Upper lfsnllu md lihrtty slreels,-
SiX prr-ous llvO died in one house On the
corner 81 VALIANT md lhinocnlh Freots ,nud
iH Gee virini'y eight were dgud NJ the snlnH
TlW0 m Saturday W HHUUFT un tIr rofner
Of Eiu mud Fourteenth streets nix persona
have died"
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Fire at Lunenburgh!


/ Last Fridny the Village of Lunenhurgh wa
visited 10y serious calamity, Some im'
ncnr rle middle oflhe day Gre was discover
! 81 an tie rnnfnfn barn belonging 20 Geo
/ w, Gaies, Erq,whlch spread - rapidly HAT
viii, he Utmost efforts Of lie citizens, was
NOT checked untl dozen or fifteen buildings
were laid ~ ashes
Mr. Gates lost his house three large barns
sheds aud other oul-buildings, with moro OF
less furniture and other property. Whole
loss $4,000. Insured In the WNsVAATon
County ~. ~ Com Pany, Tor $4,000,
Tho Tavern stand, belonging TO s'lsby and
Brooks, nnd.bnrns und oul-buildings, were
buued. The tavern was occupied by Mr.
]. William Morse, who lost most OF his furni'
lure, provisions aud other property No IN
surance On buildings or furniture, Loss : T.
500.
The Congregational Meeting Home was
also burned to the Rroundi also the Town
Iiouse. Two barns belonging TO Mr. Edmund
Powers were bvrned,
MrN. w. French, whose store was given
up, at one Time, 10y the men, M doomed to
tEsstf,,ssiaa, li9i zngernl hundred dollars 10
damnge 10 building md goods A lady, 10y n
display ofheroism that would have reelected
credit upon my man, saved Mr. Fronch'r
Store. II was burning upon the roof the
men had become exhausted, and had nhan'
doned tIle Smrc, when this Indy, by some
nlcnns got upon the roofand with water aud
other means, suhlucd the flames. llor name,
we learn, Is Brown the wife ofMr i"aae
brown.
The day was excessively warm but ioriu-
nnlcly wner was plenty, aud the people were
very successful, considering the circumslan-
rcs, in saving several buildings which were
frequently on Ere.
The rotnl loss is estimated NJ some $4,000
No insurance cxccp, upon Mr. Gates proper
~.
It Is supposed the Gre took from q spark
which lodged from some chimney upon tie
roof Of Mr Gates barn.
li,lA-e ,,,aai!ag house wAs nearly new md
cost about $4,000, The society which built
it is not very large, aud Il,c loss therefore is
severe.
CnoLrRA ~ BosroN. Tho Mayor of the
city, under date Of July ld, issues card in
which lic stu'cs TINT from the 81 day Of Jurc
when the fret case ocrurrcd.io tho II
inst, there Ind been hut - deaths 10y chole-
rn. An those were foreigners save iour,nnd
the disease had been supcruduccd by intern
I,crnucc or indi-creriun in almost all cRscs,
0y-rho Telegraph Despatch from Cincn-
uali, Ia Boston Of lhc i;luI inst, announces
rhc death, tie day pre,ious,of The Rev. JouN
X. Eopp ~ cholera. Mr. Lord wns n son Of
President Lord, of Dartmouth College, and
married daughter rDr.- Smilhapf Hard
wick, this State.
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refrrrrd 90. II lint tho characteristic grohn-
Jugs az ihe tN-NEifIHiH WI" INV -
room GIr belle, men. or WH0 kNoWs'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

pDrNui qN1fIl0n now HTrUTT YUTri HHt -r'1r,
iain lh0sr mru who hl'e never deceived
3 nU, hui hHHr uuWayerlugly lHced nnd opp"s-
rArgrry lpaHhfp Increase slavery nnd slave
UnWrT. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

0~5@The Stockholders Of TIC PNssumpsic
Rail Rnod who have not received their cerlif-
icates ofstock ARE earnestly requested to for
wnrd III sir receipts TO the Treasurer at Bos-
ton and receive their. certificates la In
change, The receipts can be sent hy any
person who may be- going 10 Boston, with n
reqnes, to the Treasurer to forward the GER
Iihcnies This request should he complied
with. ee il will he nnorlnnt IN transGrrng
the entries preparatory TO making up the
Dividend Mt the end OF the year.
r.. FAIRBANKS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

lHE CoLLAMrR MoBuus is the mime Of n
new disonso, 1t is confined to Locofoco
Pos'nrrstrr', and rs often accompanied with
.fie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

O. FHEEUi,N or C1LEDO.NLI
COG.NYI '--sWge ,rlo ro7, me idfa efL,'
int soR lagfpat Ff1g,ysi anti ma,it o..
rJ'rJJ n "7T7y U6f Dct0'r Et'uf.tt
BE& Ge Cowy Conraf'eu al Hiaelr on
Hf3lI 'H.l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

1'nr TEuoK Avn DrcErR Gory u,rp-
The old linz democrats Of Windhnm coHnJ
met IN convention on the iIh, mud noulll,,
Walter Eager, Cotton Malher, aud Join
Nnnnrd. for State Sonniorr. A propc,i''n
(iour-sorue Of the more veudablc, TO pus,rorc
action until the nniNlRNmaliouisls held lurt
convention, was promp'ly. voted down by tie
old liners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02
co M MERCIAI AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Ott. Id IL VI.
This has been rather blue day In Wall stres, The
weather was very d,sgreesbie which acted q damper
the faneiss At the 6rst b,sri TreAsury Notes fell
on y per cent Pennsyivsria S. X reading Bonds,
" Farmers Lean. \ Long Island, y There wsro
smsli isles o. all but LorE leland Erie Railroad vat
more so,ive than usual aud. notwithstanding the
opening OF the road TO Eirirs the VI Dorado OF the
company, there sellers On ture. Harlem and
Canton have fallen back and become quiet again The
market closed heavy aod there :. M health or sir
It, Our predictions relstve to The course Of prices.
will In all human probability. he verified
We snsiousy looking for the report 81 the Hsr-
lem Railroad Company n it Il proposed 10 show that
small dividend can b. declared mex. February Its
stated that every member 81 the bard Of directors ~
sign this report This d. not doubt; bu. 40 NO,
believe % them will have Investigated the snairn
Of the be able 20 tell vhelher the report is
correct not We must however, wait The appear
snce Of tho report. and not Anticipated u
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, today, amounted to si2 os2 81 pay
ments, s5so5o IL balance, s4osI0sl 81 duties,
$50 oos.
During the past week $4,000 IN silver have been
received via Albany from tho West and $4,000 10
silver forwarded to Toronto kingston and Montreal.
via Albany This shows a balance against us OF
$4,000.
The National Bank has declared seui annual dlri-
d,nd Of four per cent, payable on the 10th last
The following bank. az Portland have declare ses-
annual dividends bank Of Cumberland, four per
cent Canal Bank three per cent; Msnufssturers aud
Traders, four per cent; Merchants four rer cent
At Plymouth, Old Colony Bank, four per cent Ply.
mouth Eank. four; Old Colony Insurance Company,
sir per cent, all payable on demand.
The Winchester aud rotomso Rsilrsad Compsuy
have declared . dividend Of seven per cent
Tho note. ~ he IA Alhxne nan Esrcont
redeemed ct the Suffolk Bsnk Boston. This reduces
the discount 90 y percent.
The British steamship Severn, a. Mobile, from Yer,
Cruz, brought 80 81 in specie for houses in New
Orleans
Land vsrrsnts selling IN this market for s12ls
si2s forty acre vsrrsnts Sis. The supply Is 80 much
greater than the demsnd that prices have siy.n wy
In few dsys We shall be able tell vhat some OF
rarcsd companies have bssn Doing the pas, month
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the weather and the Crops.

The Danvilie IVA Register. Of the 2ist ult. ssys
The corn sud tobacco crops In fittsyvanis veil .'
In the adjoining counties pronise aoundant yield
In Halifax Charlotte, bectisuburg. and Henry. the
unusually hne The tobacco crop In HALIFAX W
ready for she knife and presents particularly fine APP
penranee.
The Houston tTeSss) Telegraph. Of the 9th nltimo
rays Owing 10 the extraordinary feshets In the Red
River, the Trinity and intervening streams. the
wages OF the army worm and the heavy rains io the
counties the coast the cotton crops Of Texas.
this year will scarcely amount to half 81 that q
The year previous u II estimated that the crop in the
Red River counties has been reduced to only ten
ffcen Thousand bales although In favorable
the crop in that section exceed 40 coo bales Several
Of the large plantations the Trinity have been
piefey inundsed and the worm has ravagef manv ~
hose that we're not reached by the eshet The worms
have increased With astonishing rspidity along the
Trinity counties during the last three weeks They
ere also quite numerous In the counties 81 Grimes,
Montg, merry. and . part Of WALKER. On the Brssos,
however, and along the Colorado the crops exsel.
lent and u s probable that In most Of the counties
bordering those streams, large n number Of bales
vi be made there az In the previous yaa- Several &
The planters have commenced picking and the staple s
excellent
The Charleston g. G Csvrf.r. Of the path nit has
q teeerapbic despatch from New Oriesus under date
Of the 9th September which says Very unfavorsbls
accounts continue TO be received of the cotton crop II
10 nov conceded that the crop be far short ~
a,ersse one, even under the moot favorable siTcum-
ftsncts,
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Al meeting sf the passengers Of the ship Charles
tor Captain Morrison. consumed by fire at sea- the
2lft ult on her trip from New York to Chsrleston,
held the 23d ut board the brig Philura, Capt
Thatcher from New York TO Savannah the folio wing
preamble and reso utions were unanimously adopted
Rescued by all merciful Providence frc the dan
gers Of q ttmpestuous and from the horrors Of
burning ship deem IL but proper tn express
tments of gratitude towards those through whose in
rtrumentaty We have escaped the awful death which
threatened us Therefore
Resolved That lasting and heartfelt gratitude Is
due to Captain Morrison for the anxious attention
shown to and fer the GOODNESS and intrepdty dis
played by him during those hours Of trial and TO his
officers and crew for their daring exertions in be-
half
Resolved, That we tender sincere aud most
dial thanks to Captain Thatcher of the brig Phiura
for his humanity in receiving board aud the
esrnestness and with which he has provided for
our comfort.
[signed by all the passengers
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Tn Com Migrs-THr AsERIcsr AND rBE
FoprIss PorutsTioN to the intelli-
sence which We Published 10 yesterdays Herald,
81 would appear that the heIicans aud other
fsrsisner. who have been induced to emgra,e TO
Csliiornia, BY the reports Of the wonderful de
eevsriss 81 gold there, are very much afraid tia,
they will be driven by force from tina, region By
the Americans. The correspondence Of the Next
can journals Il filed with such surrniscp, but We
natter think there ~ no foundation Tor their fears
The smgrsnts from the United states tosk along
With them a portion e the law-apd-order.loying
principles which animate the American people
generally and We do not believe there h any pos
sibilty II a collision occurring between them and
abe foreign population. No betier proof IT this
could be- given than the recent action Of the pea
pie 81 Calnorna who, when Ruu,bst q ChtIian
knis we're sssailed by party q ro~dies and va
sabonds N San Frabcisco. and thsu occupants
palreaisd, rose ~ ssass. IMPROVED a cour ~
Justice On the spoi, and punished the guilty. few
hours sftsr their commission u the crime which
I'D 10 those procsedings We do sot ihiak that
,Asre " any snarchioal spirit ~ work in California.
An,hs Tnislhgence which we have received from
that rsgion, sofbids the yYesnmr,ion IN al large
scmmu# lfise here are tew f~ckless individuals,
Who wcsld fun rot n the lsw IA not prevent them.
N 70 The A. me- IN iailiornts. where moral ssatl-
went b he only isw. nd that ssnumcni. ~ have
20 doubt, viii prevail mil rsgulaf cvurs are OF
canned.
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NEw ORLEANS, September 80, 13t8.
The receipts OF cotton continue Light the total
since the LIST inst mbruce 70 500 bales against OIL 900
the time last The weather OF late has been
very and favorable for picking but the accounts
frcm all quarters represent the crops rs short
BuFrALo. October 1-6P NJ.
Tho receipts Of produce since Saturday Flour
5000 bbls wheat $500 bushels; corn, $500 bushels
There Is moderate demand for -four. and the market
In favor Of the buyer Transactions Of the day
brace 800 bbs including Wisconsin. At 81 SO, and
Michigan, at 50 62h In wheat nothing Of portanoe
trspspired quotations drm The sales Of in
cude 5000 buhtls mostly mixed Western, at SOC Oats
dull. At 3oho. Whisky LIS 2ic. for Ohio only
moderate business doing.
ALBANY, October 10 NJ
The receipts Of produce by canal, since Saturday
wsre:-60o0 barrels flour; $500 bushels wheat; 900
do and $500 do. barley. The inclemency Of the
weather to-day, has materially checked transactions
and sales Of moment transpired In either -four
wheat corn. In barley there were sales Of 8 900
bushels tive rowed, at 62e . Csc. Ohio whiskey 10
quoted 1T IKE, with sales Of l00 bills
shipping Intelligence
NJ IA E.nk
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Mails for EuvOpe.

The steamship Cambria will leave this port TO-
for Halifax and Liverpool Her malls win close
at hslfpast 10 o'clock The Weekly Hersld, printed In
French and English, will be ready ct 0 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Single copies, In wrappers, six
pence; annual subscription four dollars to include
the hostage
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Malls for California.

The steamship Crescent City will leave this pert Of
O'Clock this afternoon for Chagres. She will carry
tho mails for the Paode They will close in this city
at o'clock The Weekly, the Dollar Weekly, and tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02
City Intelligence.


TBE DEMocRArIc Primary ELscripss. The Judisisry-
Convention met last evening at fsmmAny Hsll aud
the list oil delegations being called it found
that four wards di- putea Second Sixth. Six
several saset, and desided follows
Second Wsrd-The Peoples Ticket" Affirming the
return signed by the inspectors
Sixth Ward-The ticket beaded sVultee' flor
ShsriH) was decided 10 be the sitting delegation
sixteenth Ward-"The United Vorkinmen's Tioket,'
after long examination. declared to DO the dele
cation elected
Eighteenth ward-In this ward there were i've
tickets run; but the Van wyck and Butsedn ticket
had by far the largest Dumber Of votes namely $50:
but IL alleged that the ballot box had hem carried
away by that party and that the election not fair
The convention. however decided in favor Of that
delegation IL being then quarter to ooiosk the
convention adjourned.
THr FIRr IN New STREET This hre still smoul-
deripg at IL M. yesterday, and hose kept playing
1t OF the 240 bales of cotton nearly half was
which about one.tbird saved All tina vine
saved, and the fremen very properly RECALLED them
selves.
MILITIA DUTY-By division order. in paper Of
to day t will he that the me for committing for
militia duty has been extended to the 9Th instant aud
recommend those citizens who have not yet som-
nuted to pay in their feventy-dve cents, which
empts them from militia duty for one year.
TIE FAIR Castle GARDEN The extreme inoe-
menry Of the weather yesterday. has mDeled post
popement OF tho opening OF the great Fair at Castle
Garden, until "Wednesday, at q A M. See advertise
ment.
THE THIRD HUssAss.-The Third Hussars, Colonel
Posey, parade in full uniform to-day, In Tompkin's
square.
RuMoREp RESIGNATION OF How JOHN C CALHOUN
private letter received in Philadelphia from hairless
ton announces the intelligence that the Hon John c.
Calhoun will shortly resign his seat In the Senate OF
the United States His retirement will be loss to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

ALUsEMEkTS TnIS EVENING.
sowERY THEATRE. Bowery-wAnwIsr.

BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-wAnwIcH.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway--Esnveus NAV
Avn EAp eP NnAvk-nis LAST Lros-SwKersEAars
ADD WINS
IBLO'sGARDEE, Broadway-UaIHLLE Pors Towns
BURROWS THEATRE, Chambers strcet-TssP rATroS-
4ARRIsGK fIeAnc,
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squaro-RsvoLu rIoH-
ELL JoNEs-DUAB BELLE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-CmDrn ELLA-Tass-
PHsIh's WEDDING.
MECHANICS HALL-CHRisry's MrSsrRELs-YorAsk
NusIcALs-ETHIoPIAr SINGING.
0oEcEnr.
CHINESE MUSEUM $50 Broadway-Trem A. n. 70 10
I'm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS-nR. MAcALLrsrrR's
SoIRIEs MlGIcALE.
New York. Tuesday, October =. lS4O.
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The Ohio River. &c.

CNcINNATI, October !, 1649.
The river has risen three inches since the heavy rains
of yesterday. The weather Is still cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

tsorurp Nan Rorrrn Drrrsfrp-Our citizens wsr.
little surprised Satui day 20 hear ~ the arrest BIZ
a. 4. Deputy Marshal Warner 81 Edssrd Brifln clerk
In The poet Office charged With having appropriated 10
himself letters with and without valuable contents
An parties will be GREATLY reced at the prospect that
the recent drapgsept IN the mails y likely 4, BE- 70.
nsdied for they have been very serious The Ps Of.
department. have had agent In this vicinity for
weeks past inveersting the causes ~ the loss
rsf,rsd to The essmipation Of Grimm takee plsee ~.
Day, before q. \. Commissiopsr.- RecAssier IN ~
.fpf.ifnr. Off
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Another Large Fire at q uebec.

QUEBEC, 90 tober I, 1S49.
Another large fire occurred In city last evening"
con sumipg fourteen buildings before 1t subdued.
II Is supposed have been the work OF ineendary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

President Tay Tor ana hts Cabinet. -ksra.
dys celebrated print 81 Prendent Taylor Aad
his cabinet for sale ented price Of
81 single at the publishers Bradys Gallery 100
and T Broadway Of FULTON liberal dis
eoun To trad
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Cheap Cash House.-Jobbers In Auetisn
Cosd.-J FArrel Co., u J-hn street near Broadway.
invite milliners and The
elegant stock Of Lace Goods Emboideriss and Millinery
articles Of every description.
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EavsIInteiiIaenee.

Commodore Conner has been appointed n the com
msnd 81 the fbilsdelphis Navy Yard 20 relieve Com
nodtfs etepart.
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by the observation-disclosures
The Kentucky Convention.

LOUISVILLE, Ky October l. 1S4o.
The State Convention for odeling the Constitu-
tion Of Kentucky, organized to- day James Guthrie
Esq democrat Of this city, was elected President
The vote stood for Guthrie, so; for Nixon, A. Thos
j. Helm whig was appointed Secretary.
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EFd hb orfnhI romhrco BY Tam01- Of
Eais, KNOX lB Fulton street Chapter vi.
Victory! yiotIry;"-Qnir.
The scene is The as IN tie hrft chapter hurried
ser shcard ard enter. the the would BE-
Emperor of France stands revealed in The prspcs Of
her, The Barber o. Broadway He hsd gained hat
hat He viii pay for the hat when he sells q wig.