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60 The last Green Mountain Freeman

81 The last Green Mountain Freeman
makes terrible onslaught upon Mr.. Clay's
Letter on Slavery. We expected neither JUS
tice nor reason from such source, but we had
a right to expect good English. We respect
fully submit, that such sentences as the follow
ing, while they are peculiarly severe on Hen
ry Clay-and are perhaps unanswerable, even
by that great statesman himself-are, never
theless, still severer infections upon our moth
er tongue, and death" on Lindley Murray /:
&" Notwithstanding the objection which may be
made TO his plan, (and we believe they are in
superable,) the letter will have beneficial
effect in bringing the subject to the minds Of
thousands who could not be brought to reflect
and act upon it by no other communications u
" The arguments he uses demolisheS at once
and forever the position that Shareholders and
pro-slavery men have taken to sustain it,
" And this is the system, and these are the
principles which has been claimed by slave
holders at the South" &c" The system Of
American Slavery the principles Of which has
been honestly and faithfully portrayed, lies
cooled around the very vITALs of our liberties,
ready on any occasion to crush at stroke the
fair FABRIC Of our republican institutions" =
/" This picture has been faithful drawn
" But let no one suppose that he entertains a
ny such an object. ut remained for the
great statesman of the West 10 cap the eli
max by assigning as reason why slarery should
be abolished, that they were running away p
And so on to the end of two or three
mortal columns.
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No THANKS FOR 1T In the Missouri
Legislature on the 9th ult, a memb Il
proposed to resOlue,
THAT the thanks of the people Of this
State are due to the Honorable David r.
Atchison for the manly and unwayering
course pursued by him in regard to the
all important question of slavery, by subs
scribing his name, solitary and alone,
to the address of the southern delegates in
Congress TO their constituents.
On putting il to the vote, it was re>
lected-4l to 46. Other resolutions lac
companying the one thanking Mr.. Atchi-
sony, declaring that the people of Mis-
souri, endorse Mr.. Calhoun's Address.
shared the same fate.
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Correspondence of the Daily Mail.
THE POISONING CASE AT NEW
BOSTON-COMMITTAL OF
IETITIA BLAISDELL.
GorFsTowN, N. II. March 10, lS49.

GorFsrowN, N. II. March 10, lS49.
The girl who confessed having given a
fatal dose of morphine to the mother aud
child of B. F. Blaisdell, Esq, of New
Boston, N. II short time since, and al
so one which nearly proved fatal to HIM
self and wife, was yesterday, friday
committed to the county prison without
the form of trial, to await the April ses>
sion of the Court of Common Pleas.
Two or three others are implicated in
the affair, one of whom was arrested last
evening, a Mr.. Cheney of Goffstown.
1t seems the girl had in her possession
several forged notes against Mr.. B., which
she expected to collect at his decease.
Mr.. C. is in some way connected with
these notes, and with having advised the
act of poisoning.
respectable gentleman saw taken from
the girls trunk two notes against Mr..
B, besides several parcels of poison
one marked rat poison, another was
blue crystallized substance, resembling
blue vitriol the third white powder,
supposed to be sulphate of morphine.
Considerable sympathy is felt for this
young girl, who, up 10 the time of having
left Mr.. BIS family, bad always sustained
reputable character.
Two or three years ago, she left to seek
employment in Manchester or Nashua,
obtaining which, las report has it, instead
of seeking for her companions the good
4
the vile and licentious, and passed rapidly
down the successive steps of crime. until
now the States prison or gallows awaits
her. Hon. David Steele, Counsel for
State; Franklin Pierce, for the defence
Yours, &c, -.
P. S.-There are many other things
connected with this singular and painful
tragedy to which / do not think it prudent
to give publicity at present.
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PLANK ROAD IN VERMONT.
Mr.. BARRETT,

MIR. BARRETT,
SIR: beg to take the liberty, through
YOUR useful Journal, to suggest The expedien
cy of building Plank Road, from The Rail
road, (which is now, after many a hare
struggle, about TO be completely in an east
eriy direction from said Railroad, from some
suitable place 10 the mountain. know Of
no place tina. offers as many facilities for this
purpose, as TO commence about four miles
MOTH of Middlebury village. al or near Bea-
mans Hollow. thence up the valley of the
New Haven river 10 Bristol village, with a
branch up the Little Notch, SO called, in the
Mountain, TO secure the timber trade Of that
district.
The distance from Bristol village to said
Hollow will be about seven miles, and the
cost OF the ruad, including the branch TO the
Little Notch, will be from $4,000 TO S14,-
900. All the materials for said road can BIO
found in the immediate vicinity. In the State
of New York, g. in Canada, they have Plank
Roads in operation, and have found Hemlock
to be the material best adapted for the pur-
pose, although Oak is more durable, and,
where easily procured, might be used to ad-
vantage.
The amount of business which would be
done on such road, would be almost meal
cuIable, from the towns of Bristol, the east
part OF Monkton, Starksboro', Lincoln, and
the north part Of RiPton; and would afford
an ample return for the outlay.
II may be asked, by whom should this road
be built7 think 4 charter for that purpose,
applied for from the State Legislature, would
be Immediately granted. and the stock would
be taken I'D IN one week. know of one re-
snonsible individual who is ready 10 take one
quarter of tie stock, and subscribers for the
remainder will be easily found.
ESTERPRIsE.
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SERIOUS CHARGEs.-Our merchants
have been somewhat astounGed within a
dayor two, by the whispering of certain dis
coveries made at the scene of the wreck
of the ship Franklin, at the Cape. 1t has
been asserted that in the valise of the de-
ceased Captain (Smiih) was found letter
or letters from her owners instructing him
in substance to prevent the Franklin from
reaching her destination BY running her
ashore. The discovery of course excites
great establishment, and is hardly credi>
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AVALANCHE ON TIE CHESHIRE ]

AVALANCHE ON THE CHESHIRE RAIL.
ROAD.-The down-train on the Cheshire
Railroad was interrupted b, an avalanche
from an embankment, in a deep cut, about
three miles this side of Walpole, N. Ii.
The cut is so or 60 feet deep, through a
clayeY soil and the slide covered the
track to the depth of IL or ID feet, and
more than 100 feet in length. The rum
ming Ct trains, both ways. must necessa-
rily be interrupted at this spot for several
daYs.-BOStOn Ir0reLLer, I7th.
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So A Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin says that Fa-
Their Richie is about to retire from the control
of the Union, and that his place will be sup
,,lied by Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of
Patents, under Mr.. Polk. The price demand
ed for the paper and materials is $4,000; and
it is considered cheap at that sum. One Of
the editors to be called in to conduct its col
umns will, it is said, be Mr.. Forney, of the
PENNSYLVANIA.
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q We are requested to say that the New
England Directory, published by Pratt & Co.,
Boston, which has been DELAYED for some time,
is now issued, and the subscribers will receive
their copies according to agreement with the
agents.
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THE LEXINGTON AVENUE TRAGEDY
Walker who was charged with shooting his
wife in Lexington Avenue, a week or two
since, was examined Saturday afternoon be-
fore the Coroner. The accused submitted a
paper, in which he denies committing the hor-
rid deed, and says she did it. He is bound
over for trial.
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BY all means induce Peggy to come hero
by the first vessel Ugly as she looks, she
would be readily taken by some enterpriS-
ing trader in III present brisk state oftbs
market"
The writer says she is passing with q
COMPANY Of fourteen, and that the sister,
hood live together without quarrels or
turmoifs.
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m The Woodstock Mercury has been en-
larged and otherwise improved in its outward
az pearance-having just entered on its thlr-
teenth volume. We trust 1t receives the sup
port which its able management and Its hFm
devotion to Wing principles so well deserve
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-27

THE YOUNG PEoPLE's MIRRoR.-The A
pril No. contains a variety Of entertaining mat
ter, which will be read not only with pleasure
but with proit, by the young. Monthly, at
so cts. year,. Walker, New York, Pub
Usher.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-27

O. The National Intelligencer con,
tradicts the rumor that the Hon. Andrew
Stewart. Of Penn, was an unsuccessful
candidate for seat in the Cabinet, as he
had positively declined being candidate
for any Office.
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c. The literary societies of Water
terville College have elected Rev. Theo-
dore Parker, Orator, and John G. SAKE,
Esq, Poet, for their commencement in
August next.-Bath Tribune.
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CHOLERA IN ST. LoUIs.-The 81. Louis
Peoples Organ, of the 18th, has the following
CnoLERA.-This frightful disease has again
appeared in the city, three persons having
died of it during the week. In addition to
these, we are informed of deaths from the
same cause, IN the vicinity of Sixteenth and
Washington avenue, as well as much sickness
existing, exhibiting cholera symptoms.
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C. Rev. SILAs AIKEN, late pastor of the
Park Street Church, Boston, has received
and accepted call from the Congregational
Church in Rutland.
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"QU1NcY HALL-"-The advertisement OF
this extensive Clothing Establishment-in an
other columns worthy Of the attention OF
business men and others who are about to VS.
il Boston,
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Cd Every thing great is not always good
but all good things are great.
Except good small potatoes.
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BILE. The Franklin was on her passage
from London 10 Boston, with valuable
cargo, in all worth from $50, 900 to $780,
600, which was insured in this city. Ac-
cording to the accounts Of the wreck re-
ceived at the time, the Franklin anchored
back of the Cape OIL Wednesday, Feb.
2s. on account of head winds and at a
10 A. nj. on Thursday went ashore. and
suon broke in two. Capt. Smith and ten
others got into boa. and were drowned
on their way to the shore. Those who
remained OH the wreck were all saved but
three, who were washed off and drowned.
Yesterday one of the accused parties
was arrested BY the U. S. Marshal, and
gave bail in $4,000 for his future ap-
pearance. He utterly denies the charge,
and says if any such letter exists, it is a
forgery.-Bosfon Traveller, 18th.
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so The Free Sellers of ST. Louis, Mo-.
have determined to establish paper there adj
vocating their cause.
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g Ephraim Huichins, well known in
years back as the landlord ofthe Phoenix Ho-
tel. has been appointed Postmaster at Con.
cord, N. H.. in place Of Joseph Robinson,
Esq. removed. This is the frs: of Mr.. Col.
lamers appointments in New England.
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MEXICO, Feb. l6-

As soon as we were all well mounted, "o
pushed on for the capital, and, after tue nr''
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LATEST FROM THE aCALIFoRNIANs

We make the following extracts from the cor
respondcnce Of the Home Journal, which, as they
refer particularly to the Californians from this
regiOn,will be read with much interest. The sec
ond extract, it will be scen written from the city
Of Mexico. and gives several days later intelligence,
than we have received from any other source.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-27

At the close of temperance meeting
in Paris, Canada West, the writer circu-
lated the total abstinence pledge, and So
licited beautiful young woman to ap-
pend her signature TO it. hen he in
qurred, Will you give me your name u
she replied, &" No sir; Ihare promised
my name to another gentleman
C A young lady engaged in writing,
observed to clergyman present that she
was a Scribe-To which the man in or
ders, with sagaci,y and clerical discern>
ment truly creditable, replied" and
fair scc." (Pharisee)
"To Err is HuMAN "A clergyman
having INDUCED too freely in filing up his
glass, went one Sabbath into the pulpit,
and having given out hymn TO his con-
gregation, sat down. The melody of the
sacred song soon Iulled him to sleep, and
he continued for some time to play treb-
lie bass symphony with his nose. At
length one of the deacons assembled TO the
sacred desk, and told him the hymn cas
OFT.
well" says he, It'll Up again"
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We mske the io0wins extracts from letters "
Dr. Lee ct Ibis village. from u @ and " Lee
eosr kr.sssY Nay =. $50
We are ro~ 80 miles way from lnd-pendeDc. and
lave got .ons v~ry vel TIE roads have hees generally
good thgs far zee have got o IRE PLATE valley.
hav~ had heavy rsins ard BAD travelling We
about ire bead q O. snd Island TIE Pisne River 10
cutie NJ es scross a. ine heat -
ne Island The rod ined With VISA ons tnint ny
vi average 100 70 ne MD for 81 niles Ohio viii make
one-hsf q he eunis rsiion. We row IL eomPsry
uor sons with oxen They usvs fast riuss azt
ere much iess iroghls Wien the rosis arr 5000 We
nave. from miles csch DAY. and uos iftN-
eax % Y ihroush The PAile Valley 'i naes 70
cruz a. much =. possible Ne In good order 20 cuss -
m. uutain. 4 : So miles from here 10 fou Lsr4sae
We Az Progressing very well sn1 have had neher sci
2eni Or slckuess since Ne started
on rEg PLAfss. Msy -. 80
We ps.sel sori Kssrrey 90 Tuesday lsst The House,
are oa d VIA sod ard covered with drt We ar n"~
about ~ u'e. rom indepenieDee sni have oeec eGi
fays Il viii tsse q. some tve months % get shfoUgo
We VII se through ~hOC much uoes eSeep, ne $3.50
"a u. seems =. thoagh a. The World wss on iee VEG
tor Nsliornis Mhe1 passed Fort kesrnev there tst
- trsns pssseI saw mar frou Counci. bucs, ebo
stared hat Before e bad eN hat place .eo teams bad
crossed the nger The ersiher . cool al nshs ince>i
heavy winds these prar-. We are travelling no ne
shore OF ne Psre river u ooss 10 he mile vide here.
vet he iOfded BY horse. Is ihan sor..
feet ceer.
some Of The smigrsnis begin 10 tighten heir lcass
hru~ins bacon. bread. COFFEE and h.nx they
G an .rsrr We have Killed Buffalo yet. May men
and hem 81 back from ae road, sec how
ever, plenty Of antelope.
weh.v- no trouble with the Indians, and have seen
-.fua fFafar
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Anti-Grog and FloGsing In the Navy-heeting
at Burlington.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


BURLINGTON y. ). July 10, lsi9.
The meeting which was called for lssi evening,
by many of our most respectable cuzens 10 express
the public sentiment against spirit rauons and the
cat was very largely attended His Honor the Mayor
presided and introduced 10 the audience Mr. WATSON
q. HAYNES who made detailed statement OF the
abuses and temptations to which the seanen in our
national service were exposed specimen Of the
COLI and cat onine tails" exhibited, and
Illustrated with cuis-not over bare back 5u. over
a black board on the platform
Rev 4. CyNIER then made sn "srnest appeal IN be
hall Of the proposed reform. urging that the seaman
did not need the grogihst We have no night 10 tempt
hum hy the oAer of if-that the grog tub created the
necessity Tor disclplnethst the ssn was barnarlsm
worthy OF Russia out intcrdlcicd IN America except
oiwsr snd on cotton pantauons-0hd mai IL j.
now time o. make the Experiment OF governing Amen
can scamen without H. He introduced many facts 90
uhsaniiate hi positions ana his speech % "lich tbs
is meager outline received with enthusiastic aP'
plsuse.
The Mayor then read resolution OF thanks 70 Com.
modore stockton for administering the d.scplns o.
board vessels under his command without the lash
glowing tribute paid 10 our Jersey commodore.
and the resolution passed unanimously. Nj John Nod
gers OF this city made short aud iorcoe address ar
ng the necessity removing the glog iuo II We would
get nd OF the lash. His remarks met Win nearly It
spouse from every side.
Could AL the large towns the land hold such meet
and send petitions gued by the oesi names ui
each place IMPRESSION MI III De made on the coming
Congress that would tell effectively Tor Navy Reform
since We have hspply ~ present Tor our Navy
slaughlerns the cuzens OF other nations iei a. Dot
make q place Tor dcDoralxiug and poisoning oui
own country The Con. have grca. ~ofA
20 80, ana We hope that they viii not adjourn unul
they have cspsiRed both the grogtuo on every ships
deck. aud every sase-peu The National Metropolis.
Yours haste. J.
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Y TELEGRAPH TO Tal NETWORK TRIBUNE

PHrLADELPHA, "wednesday, July IL

PHILADELPHIA, WedDesd7y July II Ut
There have been reported since yesterday 70
.,sss NJ Cholera and 81 deaths The weather, today
. clear and exceedingly warm.
ST LOUIS, Monday, July Q.
The interme eta on Saturday, the 7th, were 49,
# which Fl we're Of Cholera cases On sunday the oh
there were Jos Of which u we're OF Cholera
cases This is snl greater dimnuton Of the epidemic
The Cholera has broken out both at Jerseyvi'ie and
nllsboro two healthy inland towns as there are III
Illinois
The Sheriff Of Jersey Co his father mother sister ana
child were attacked. and oil died but the former. Inc
steamer Buena Vista LETT the quarantine and came 70 ine
CITY. causing great deal Of excitement The mayor
gave the Captain hour to return OF he "oad moor
tho steamer in the and burn her sho returned
~ the quarantine.
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Cholera nj ~. Louis.

ST LOUIS, Tuesday, July TO-
The interments for the last "a hours show an
increase over the two previous days OF deaths by
Cholera Of upward Of 25 per cent The interments
from ten out Of thirteen Cemeteries were l25, Of which
lOl were from Cholera The weather Is very hot and
Oppressive and the panic IL again on tho increase
The mortality among middle aged married ladies' is
greater than in any Other portion OF the community IN
proportion.
Pierre Chouteau Senior the surviving founder Of this
civ died yesterday OF old age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12

OHIO sHEyTIs0s-A Cotton Mil, the hfst es-
tsbshed IN Northern Ohio has recently been put In
operation At sandusky. The msiu building isa hun
dred and thirty feet length and contains machinery
for the manufacture Of 1900 yards Of sheetpg per day
Az present II eight hundred yards Of heavy
sheetng equal, ssys paper published At that place,
20 the very best Manufactured In New England. 1be
VISITOR supplied by springs around which handsome
htts village under the classic name Of Castis, mas
grown up within few months.
~ Mrs. Csrlline L S~eet. who has been on
trial at Portland for an assault Mr. Coles grog shop
doing coosidersble damage, because it WAS uppisns
place for her husband has been convicted 0t uesps1s
add sentenced pay fine Of sl0 and costs Of Court
amounting 10 a little over eco. The money was I'M
mediately paid.
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THs cRop. ~ LoUisAsA.-The s.. Laa9ry

THs Crops ~ L0UlslASA.-Ine -. L0aGry
var Of re J0th ulr says
Cogrr - oirx me ate l-zvy ral1- are Up " tef
esr. r .r.ss There nOVrgrf sr1S--ly 600 st@lo
~ fr h.vin. rec0geec from ne eject " tie -- 90
se frost The Com cczs tle, -4t TIE ~ ne
b. - beautiful. 49,. o., -
The Hyaoa Mas RePa5lieaa Of he @sd IL naa ne
t0ii0wlu- ~
TIE crops. a. "a az can cam, are pronising TIE
-or -ro1 nd. FAR ~ s11lcant yieci an -~
rron IL recosernx ne snin-, ms ice ara il'
gr... The.e are Dire. r-ere-s eDeurs. ne one Gay
su-rrudsrs ~ 81 u J41r he srf % -'s N-I'
~ -u-sted strokes u lnlLsfry To- crop I'll - oac.
49, "a a. early fro-t next "a won pfosff e -o-
rpk hopes of or farmers TIE county . -~'D1 u
frllfs ,, . r-..yrf.~.<.-
IN +. Letter dated Ouachitz p-risn Jane -, say.
Our crop. are very bal Coftoa = e-si Inoo'. -
fb-r d xas - year AMI 4 .Jp-4s - n ee1, LeI ~
rfr-ur-tsnce. re.cn more than tSotnlfos u wa -
r b. ai. .ecuon c1E,fry t1e pas year az ~ ~
- 80 snort ue.rv 0u--ihrd of a. average re Corn
, i. y5re tn a. lhe Colt0n here . 10 cDn-ng on z
tlsL
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FALLs ~ NOSTNpsESct Quebec lies IN tho
center II most beautiful country The roads 10 ths
a-gaoofuood are good and excursions % The country
are very agreeable PrrhsDs rne most beautiful ~
aese &, the gOntnOr-nc Fails and what 10 called the
N4tural steps the distance IL shout nine miles tr
-oat yiog along OF the - Lawrence lOokn.
Ike continuous gllsgs from t1e narrow fronts oi w
0ts the farm houses being very near e@cn ctnrr oe
volume Of " the ~ls j. not very great 81 tni'
seasou not greet IN spring 90 thst a. "a" X II
ierEed 10 impressEeness much more from ne nisni
u the rock from which le~ps i % ~ irst " nlgnt
Sagsrs beng only - Or 10 '~et' believe The 20
III % ~ the fs IL y picturesque Just 81 zoe o-ss o.
, 5zy Of toe - Lawrence, suLne ~ " ~ ysros N
myth u norse-noe form. u Is s-d that the seem
i. tuost besurf4l 10 Winter tine, when ne cOngeaed
may from the fs forms very large cone souetines
~ ut nlxn down which . IL sTOrJ, snusemeDt Of
~. gge.cker. . slide rrle .ledzss after the Rue
.an fsstion TINS oesuu'8. spot pa been made the
.cene u u.4us 80 d-str1crOn. Ike q scss u tn
Kind. young gentleman o. good connections rode
down ne Fails, tied his horse ~ tree took % hi
coat threw himself over .s Anos we're sepsrssed
bis oCcy by tne tai amoog toe ROCKS. and only
barre Of ne remains we're recovered few hQndrec
wards "a. tn Natural Steps, great Gu.
rOssry. TIE river PUSHES here through . narrow bed
zoogt 10 Y feet vide with great velocity. ossns
nd fozring against the which interrupt ~ coaf~
and whrlng and edoyng from the violence Of 'oe con
On .ice Of this red rise for about ~ CT *
ards the Natural 5eps Ike sLsr. only rsnsr fffes
alar Tney have o-~n ~yrn by the orce OF me water
q Toe son LAYERS Of hnest0De AMI yresens most sn
.gar appearance with roe rvsr fosD1Ds past and tae
n-sA bank. rising each sihe Ct, -,
fCorrs-Ulu1ence Of fhs Toronto Slooe, July -
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CovprrsFxT - a. AAsRlcaS -HfPNAsTsR.-
.,l.nais Gold Media. o. the value Of sho1t sixty
Sr. "a. received NE Boston Custom House, from
" ..hington on Monday l-st,o - presentsc % Capt
Cv-r Corhsn Of the oiz Adj H. Tor hs successful
.x-.tous IN rs-cuirg The othcer. snd crew Of the
Blush bark Jane Bain. q, The following Il the
ip-criptor on The msdal.
.FrJ-1 ne Brush Government % Capt Oliver Gorhsn
u Tie 1fig Ad-p1. " Boston, er saving tie crew
III ~ Brush BARK Jsr- air"
Two 5eauufsl silver oues we're sls0 received % -
presented y lie cccers q 20 A-sFs, &s.sEa LsS'
a. kssssy.