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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-19

The Nea- York Tribune will obhgs very much when
u credits articles the Bulletin. II II will copy them WORD
for word without changing the word Democrat 10 Lo-
co-f0co As invariably does we nave no uesile W nc
waich prevails among partisan papers lfhlla bulieun
~ The reader will henceiorth bear In mind
IN reading any Election Returns we may copy
from the Bulletin. that when we have Loco
Foco that paper says Democrat We trust
that will answer its purpose.
And now word to the Bulletin We do no,
obec. 70 the stigma of vulgsrty if we can thereby
get nearer the truth. We do not distinguish the
party to which the Bulletin leans ss Democratic,
simply because we believe that term does not
truly indicate its character nor give Just idea OF
the considerations which impel us to oppose it.
Are we not right in using words that truly express
our meaning Are we not right in avoiding those
that seem to us calculated to mislead our readers
aud iniure the cause which we believe to DO iden
tilted with our cOuntry's W eliare Please answer
To bring the matter to point Does The Bui
lstin consider John c. Calhoan fsirly entitled to
be distinguished from William II. Seward as a
Democrat, clearly implying that the latter is not
one,i II yes, On what grounds
The word 'Loco-Foco 10 no moro nickname
than w hig, nor is it necessarily a term of op-
probrium. Neither has any chronological relation
70 its political use. Either is good enough word.
and he 10 ninny who feels annoyed by its use to
designate his opisions That s all.
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WHOLE NO. 1886.
CITY ITEMS.

TsE sESAToRlAL CoSyE>rio>s Inc Ih.'1
Distric, Conveaasn Organized II the Second wac
Hotel on Wednesday sidney Dosne. Chairman, sn'
Roocrt Silva Secretary pro TEN. The Peoples Iiek
e. from the Fifth Ward wa admitted. solomon h.Ss
was chosen Secretary At large and the Convent 4
sdioarned 70 Friday evening
In the sixth District they met Al SO Broadway
Linus W Stevens ss, chosen President.
c. H. Russell. Jo, W. Savage, and K. q. Campbell
were put ir nomination. The result Of the 6rs, ballet
wa, Russell TO- Savage 10. Campbell 4 second d.
10, was hsd Russell and savage receiving each l. votes
snd Campbell Mei o'clock N. there was taird
bso, the result Of which the same as the second
At 10, o'clock the Convention adjourned until lay
evening.
Loco.Feco NoMISArIoSs.-The following are
the Loco oco Assembly nominations for this City
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10, Co.ats Cierk Gen MUNsoS J. LOCKWOOD OF White
Plains
Fer shON-WILLiAN TEED Of Some"
For sypyiafendento Poor-JosEPH Miller MI Pleasant
30, Justice Of sorons-Cysus LAWRENCE ofLewisboro.
70, Co,onus-WixTRRor RAYMoND OF Bedford, REu-
,,s ouMsy Of Ossning sErn Bird Of reenburgh, JoHS
flvE Of New Rochelle.
IA friend writes US announcing these nomina
tons, and adds-s.yhey are all strong men. and
We ,xill elect them. If hard work will do it'll
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WIsoossis-A Free Democracy Mass Con
vention assembled on the nth inst. at Easi'Troy,
Waukeshs Co. Wisconsin, and nominated WAR
sIs CHAsr, now Senator from Fond-du-Lsc Co.
bs Governor, vice Nelson Dewey, who refused the
ormsr nomination. aud ED. d. HoLros, merchant
Of Milwaukee, Secretary of State. vice another
deciner. We understsnd there will be no back
oss henceiortb, and tina, Gov. Dewey Co. who
oconsemptuously declined the preferred support
o. Toe Free Sellers are very likely to be made to
wisa they had been more polite and less selfsufi.
cisnt
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TsE scHooSIR HIRAM PEARsos-We lesrn
from the ChiczzJ Ts inst the crew o. ine 'cnoone
Hiram Pearson arrived Ia tnst city on ne efrh-ns
Tnur.dAy lsst TIE Pearson went ASHORE ABOUT -
CLOCK 90 The Saturday night previous, between We
two CAuneis, and Immediately went TO pieces. ~
soon as .he began 70 part the crew -hre~ tne
orerbosrt sna all q TEEN succeeded "a
senuru5ed conririon In the morning .ney Pr,
IN search OF h.biisron but the search Pow = =
cas- and they remained uP0n the oe.ca an -
day when they were discovered ~ ~ :. -
5eea senr or y TIE owners 10 seHen u nc Vessel
.ns AZ ahon they were lsken to Chicago.
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

Tie following are the candidates presented by
tho Coalition. A Convention is soon to be held In
the vth District TO- the purpose Of uniting the
actions there upon one candidate
SAMUEL JONES OF New York.
u..JoHS w. BROWN Of Orange.
III. HENRY HOGEBOOM Of Columbia
fIOUN FINE Bsrnburnor, Of 81 Lawrence.
~. DAVID c. JUDSON, Hunker
CROBFRT LANSING Of Jefferson
vi JOSHUA A. MOORE Of Jefferson.
VI WILLIAM II sHANKLAND Of Cortland
VII THERON r. STRONG Of Wayne.
vii. NATHAN DAYTON Of Niagara.
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FiSE AT BELLEyILLr, y. AT about Is on
Wednesday evening the large Barn Of Mira stvers, ST
Belevlle, was discovered be ere and before The
Engines could be got to work Are had msde such
aesiwsy that alsorts to suedue the proved ur-
svslipg and the building and contents consisting Of
near tie entire crop Of The place also the farming
utensils together with shout - fowls were completely
destroyed The Barn Was fne, large building and
probably the largest in this state. Tbs oss is suPPos
"a TO be between SO and 5000; We were unable to
earn whether 4, was insured or rot the family Being
ab.en, in Europe The IRE originated from some boys
firing 3, some birds in tree in irons OF the barr the
waiding from their suas ignltns the hay upon which
Il is presumed TO have lodged.
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X,h Sc.an Disfrict-(rlster and Greene Judge
scnooKMAxER, Ulster
WIN Ssnaie DLariot- washington and Saratoga
JAMES ~ Cock. Saratoga
OyanSs Co-sherh, VS. J. USDERHrLL Clerk An
DREW j. WtLKIS.
R,ns,sloer Co-Assombly, 3, EDMUND COLE
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Bn-iDrss NOticts.-I1t cenis Pct Ans eAtu No lIr
General NSfices.-six lines W ICES. eaeh Insertion!
geeris, lines, each Insertion scents per HE
general adyrrti~sm~nt-.- llnea
= 80. each inseruOu ~ cents; over ciRn lines, cent?
~ ane each DAY.
oef eighi Ines cents per Ano per day or - cent. per
II per month.
'grt tciors and Tr~PEEAScr NoriCEs, AASEiAess And
s-x.r.f Ixvrr,rfo~s and fWASrs, not exceeding =
,rds vii be- inserted Tor = cents
Leeai Adysrtisements-A he rates t1ed BY he
Al inserted In fh paper appear both 10
- Morning and Evening "a uous
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Whig Judicial Nominations.

TIE candidates presented b. the Wing Conven
nons Of the several Districts for Justices Of the
Supreme Court are as !o!lows:
WILLIAM MITCHELL, New-Yo9s.
II. WILLIAM c. HAsBROUCK, Orange.
III WILLIAM B. WRIGHT, sullivan.
" DANIEL CADY, Fulton.
V JOSEPH MULLlN, Jefferson.
VI. JOHN WAIT, Chenango.
vi THOMAS a. JOHNSON. Genesee.
VIII. JAMES q. HOYT, Genesoe
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Frnud In LnDd Warrsnts-Aetion Of the Lend
Once.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune

Correspondence Of &c Tribune
WAsBiNSToN, Oct. II, Isis.
The Tribune in connection with other pspers
some time since confounded the action Of the Pen
sion Office with that Of the General / and OHice Ia
regard T. the issuing Of Land Warrants, aud hence
found fault with decision Of the Commissionerof
the Land Oldce wherein he refused 70 give a Ger
thcate notreq1ired ofhinb By law, and toe tendency
OF which upon the public mind was TO give conf
dence ia the regularity Of the assignments made
therein, when ia many Instances such warrants
were valueless. The letter from the COMMISSIONS
on thst subject was apparently satisfactory 70
Yourself aud 20 other conductors OF the public
press, who have found fault ith the decision. Al
instance occurred 10 the Pension Oalce yesterday,
NJ ich 50 forcibly demonstrates the prOpriety u
the course adopted BY the Commissioner and ap-
proved by Mr.. Ewing that deem 1t due 70 the
pu5ic 70 give the particulars in relation thereto.
According 70 the statements Of the Commission
CT q Pensions, it appears that tire d.BeTem raT-
rants have been issued from that oiiice, upon frs
dggerCnt sets II fraudulent papers, M Of which are
ia the name OF Charles Berg of Capt. Blase's
Company Of the "a Dragons Of the Z. :. -
These warrants were numbered and Issued IS FOL
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The HrnIlh nf Kevrrdv Johnson.

BALTINoaE, Ihursdsy, Oct II y
Hon. Reverdy Johnson. Atto'nfy General. hss
nearly recovered from his late iress and Is at bic
coaGtry seat near this clty.
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BUFFALO, Taurs5sy. Oct. l--l2 NJ
Case 40. ~ IS Up Tor Argument, :. u haven
opening FOR appellant
On Toe so 5urnmeu, Of tho Court they will hold two
sessions daily thereafter
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urrrtxe OF NATIVES OF NLw-HAaPsHIRE-A
l-e s,s re.osctsble meeting Of the Natives Of New
tI.S,r..irs - held a. the fremont Ten lie last
si,y 10 ,.se measures Tor social gathering. Hon
~ p Nfsar was chosen Chairman and John =. Hesy
md NJ Bell Secretaries COMMITTEE OF three
On, e.ch county Ia SesHsmpshirc with ten tlsrgs
va. chosen 70 carry out tue objects OF the meeting
= - I,,,xsI Of po-ust.us the Committee Speeches
= -. AZ .one twelve OF ifte-n seLtleuen- IL
=. 80 ia, the Committee Of Arrange nenis pro
- -s.,er 70 Be placed In suitable place. IN
s,s III ,,s Natives Of the Granite state BE- invited
., - ,,sIr p,nes wiin 4 birth, age, present
S-lro.,,on .,d res.dence AZ meeting Of the Commi
- ,.-,L- al Iurum-nI u the meeting 10 voted
-, ~, name Webster Dc Invited 10 preside a. h
t-.,irsI ,ub-conm!iter. comp0sed Of toe iolOeir 2
rsr,iar,en wss chosen Fletcher Weosser DR.. }. ".
= smith p. d Brodsess c. 4. Wells. snd J. " Bel.
Boston Traveller, Wednesday.
Ersv-At Somerset Landing, says - Extra
-, -. go Of tee TGrnf0u 'Nsssl Htiz IRE
,u, on "Wednesday morning n new snip building a.
,bs vsrd Of NJ Hood & CO. which vas totally De-
.,-,yas ne IRE tnen communicated 20 two stores
~ .hsds telorgng % George 3. Hood. which, win
~7n,spt. tools f1r chip building, Sc were destroyed
I "a. .hor. - oC0 Insured for cl3u. TIE c<eihng
800 of Bsylies Dsvis-loss 81 600; insured GO
ID ceiling house belonging 20 Martha and Ann Chs-e,
nied BY ,nree families, destroyed loss s2OoO -
,,.ur.nce. New dwelling house Of jos. Simmons d.
.t-oved loss a. 900 Insured 500. Total css nearly
so 100 besides tar0sing number u hands out oi
uDIoyenI for lie seesOn. There we're DO ems nes ~
L. village and the re' made suca heacsAy before u
VS. discovered al Efforts arrest ia prog ress
were frutssss. This u heavy IRE and loss Tor som
srssL
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rants emanaiing from the Pension Ohce were al
issued to the same soliier for the same service,
and showing upon the face OF the papers that he
belonged 10 the same military corps. and ! lesrn
further from the Pension Office that the two nrst war.
only been located but that Patents have
issued therefor The first the lot day Of December.
l-s and the second the 7th of April, 1919 Those
warrants have all been cancelled at the Patent once
upon the ground Of fraud, end the persons 10 whom
patents have been issued will be Involved 10 coniro
Versy which Will In al probability result Ia the loss Of
their land Recoect the fraudulent papers upon which
these warrants Issued Of record in the Pension
Olice and not Ia The Land Oflc aud that the act OF
caucelng them as having frauduen,ly issued was the
act Of the Commissioner Of Patents. and not OF the
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
Suppose that these hve different fraudulent warrants
Issued IN SINGLE bed all been assigned 10 five dii-
ierent individuals which assignments were in ali re
spects "rG9nGT' upon their sce sud in dae form Of
Ian. and the CommissiOner heG endorsed thereon d
certificate such had been granted b. his predecessor
aud these wsrrsnts had fallen into the HANDS OF eini
grants or settlers At the West by bona ide purchase
would not that certificate being upon the warrants,
signed by the Comnls soner OF the General Land ONCE
In mis- official capacity that II vas regular upon It's lace
and in due form Of law, have the Inevitable tendency 20
msead purchaser IN the sup o'ion that the warrant
us,i bOnehde or the Commissioner would not
have certified to the "rfggGry and ls being " IN az,
form Of lop OF the assignment To me II appears too
plain 70 admit Of question: aud the wisdom OF the De
cson made BY the Commissioner and approved by toe
Secretary Of tue Interior will become apparent 10 nj
whose Judgments not Udrpcd by late ested motives
based upon their connection with operations In these
warrants.
Whether the Pension Office lie properly einensoe t.
censure Tor issuing i've different warrants To one an
the same individual for military services which emil
tied him but warrant Il is not for me TO deter
mine My object IS attained when show from this oc
currence that the Secretary OF the Interior Nds rgh
IN refusing to disturb the decision OF the Commission
or who declined grsniiog oxira-oical certificates upon
these land warrants when such certificates would have
the tendency TO mslesd the public as to the genuine
ness Of the warrant assigned, which fact could only
be ascertaned IN the case OF the FIVE warrants n
stanced the Pension Office, whence alone these war
rants issue. ALPHA
1t strikes us very forcibly that the above state
ment does convict the Pension Office inevitably Of
very gross laxity aud Encouragement In the issue
Of Lsnd Warrants. 1t strikes us further that this
statement also proves the necessity OF having
some functionary at Washington upon application
to whom the validity or invalidity of Land War
rants may be promptly and conclusiyely ascertain.
ed. Else, how are frauds to be detected
fE8 Trff-
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INERY LARGE FAFFk FUE IHt VVTNINIJ y
sHsbed every Saturday noynig. az he low prce oi -
- s1ngrn i'm advance ii ht c0pes flr So or twenty
oes % one address for g. and tle paper n 10 case
sost.nued beyond fhe time for which 20 is paid.
semenis for his sheet Will be charged p cenis
- GREELEY & McELRATH. Publishers
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A SUcCEssFuL NAvIeAroR.-Capt Rrown o.
the ClsIisss Bell who cleared few Gays since 81 zoe
Custom for Fsys has msde 20 the Azores IN one
vessel, the Harb.nger trsrtoEr voy ages as maze aNo
60y voyages captain beside tpo as captain IA another
vessel making In al serenfys str voyages without having
met with any accident or disaster worth menuonins
boston Journal.
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FxPLoRArfos-Mr Charles Whl.tesey Is AZ
Green Bay for the purpose Of engaging corps OF
royaSsys 10 accompany MIN on geological ana min
portb ana west OF this place lying between the Memo
uinee and Wolf Rivers. Nj " Is engaged b the Gov
eminent, snd bis report Will Be looked Tor with srea
de.l Of ln.eresi, as be has the experience ana the
ability requisite for the 'ervce sno we region
yvnirb he sil psss is supposed 10 soOund n mineral
and interesting geological formations NJ Foster
VINO passed through from Lake Superior 70 Green
Bay following down the Nenom0nee' 10 80 dlseo'-
b.su,itul a-sh.coored limestone. nearly approaching
70 marble and other interesting features IN the Memo
rnonee country TIE WORKOUT condition o. ais men pre-
vented his enlsrgins upon inese discoveries ny "
III - r,ence pesr where Mr.. Foster passed, sn1, 90
ipS westw.rd. will come down the wof making such
,,an.rs excavations the lsieness Of the season
vii sIiou, Buffalo Commercial OF Monday.
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THE sErII-WEEKLY TRIBUr
nrvy-yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

q. usolshed every HecnolIy and NlfW61g morning .-
prse s. ger snr-m. Two copies ~ 3
sdveri..faenls cents a line earh inseruon. .
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

s,w.YoHK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLisHED
IS' ,vsRY NoRSIsG lsuNDAls KXcLPrED)
4. The Tribune Bni'dins-, corner OF spruce
"a Nassau streets, opposite the CITY Hall,
's,e,e8 10 Ci'y Subscribers FOR 2. cents per week
~ rev prefer they can pay advance a. the Desk
- r,oufhs Dr. year Al The came rate. single copies,
rCsrfs Nal Subscribers Five Dollars per snruin, ID
l.,<s Subscriptions taAen for ak months. For tAiee
-. 81 Three Dollars ia advance required iu a. *
p ses with County Newspapers. Day papers rccexeq
~. Office. whose terms are higher tLan nose q AN7
ss.sare are 10. allowed any difference.
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DIAPER. PAPER:

nkPER. PAPgK..-To country merchants. .nS
- =. -. 80 t.x. Aacil2- hardware, uss.e ard
Srsrrg papers ~ sEs. Aso M o-s 45t Whit n ed
st5--,., Ccsnralss0n PsPer Narenogse ~ John-sL
OF ~
nI--OIITION.-Iae Cop.rtrership Of WYAAS
IL DEkBY = lhis day dissolved By m1tga cJusenf.
To- sa.n.s- 4 ne ale II VIII Be o1if- Ted oy John
. WYMAS, Who VII continue the 1lsine.. a ne Old
.l.nl. rs sros1wsg. JOHN O. VIVIAN
LYMAN DERBY.
S,x.Yors De-. L. lsss OF ST.
CLAIMS against he United Sates OF ali descriptions,
- 1ding hose Of soldiers aod others for bounty
larts pensions, ke prosecuted ard and ~arran1 he
purchased By 6EOkGE WoODhAs, Counselor a.. Law,
y Wltan|i New.york I'D In
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FALL OF NArIvIsN.-The result Of the Philadelphia
Election presents facts that must oe gratifying "a
every friend OF American hberiy-the restoration oi
the Democracy and the overthrow oil inst n'1.ef an
oa,hsot of Whiggery Nstivsm. 4 victory Of the De
mocrscy over the combined forces OF "higseTy and
Nanvisn, in the stronghold OF ths latter 1. r'10rg
indoed lhocnettef An'etIsei'
The Advertiser is culpaby careless or VII
fully mslicious-tbe latter probably. The only
candidates which the Loco .Focos elected IN Phil
sielphia were supported by the Native American
party. This fac. is 50 clearly sex icr1n IN the
Philadelphia papers TIA. We had not supposed
any Loco-Foco Editor sufficiently reckless to
deny r. AID. Eve Joufua'
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LETTER FROM GES. T,YLoR.-The following
letter from the President says The Boston Journal puts
AZ rest deanitvely the report. that he would resume
his tour during the present season
WASHINGTON, oct. u, ls49.
GENTLEMEN: In reply 10 your commune 4iion OF
Sept H. regret 10 say that shs not be sole 70 vls
Boston this autumn, as had hoped - do, ana an
therefore obliged 10 decline your invstion ne pres
sure Of public duties and the state OF my health winch
Is not perhaps fully restored have brought ne Ieuc-
family 10 the decision Of posponiug my vst to Ne"
England. ! hope yet however to have the pleasure
of meeting my numerous friends IN Boston ana 70 YES
tfy TO you In person my thanks fer your kind invita-
ton remain very respectfully, your most oo-dlent
serva,t ZTAfLOR
Jossrs B. wsuIocs, sni cih-r. Boston, MSS
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anadian Affairs.


IT, Arns1a.iga Add,,,s and n, Sza-s Hsoi77' n
aaof ~ AHa,1sil0H h5r1asa, cd FOR ~ A',.''i'n
n re s, gn0-ia. Iclurs.
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fecosiss Tx S.at Of i0re-HHeg;. L0es! ATars,sc
MoNrAEAL, Oct IA, 1915
sincs wrote you, the Adore" to the People Of
Canada in favor Of Annexation has been lying ;or
SIGNATURES st several places In town, and there
nave been beside few persons soliciting the
names Of those supposed to be too INDECENT to aix
their signatures without being asked. On Satur
day nigh. ihere were 100 names 70 the document,
and have nc doubt there will be IS many mere
By Wednesday. upon which day the list IS TO be
closed On the other hand the friends Of British
connection have got up Protest, which enclose :
We. the undersigned inhabitants Of the City OF
Montreal, owing and sckn0vl gng allegiance o. Her
Majesty the Queen, having read certain address 70
the People Of ansda N which separation from bush
connection snd union with the United States of Amer
lea recommended IS presenting the only practicable
remedy for the evils which Affect thia Province-co
hereby sOleunly and deliberately record cur Olsen
from tie precpisrs snd H. advised conclusions which
the sathos ana gners q that address have arrived
We believe there Is nothing IN the present depressed
condition OF Canada, which msy DOT re promptly and
eaec.usly remeG.ed By TIE adoption OF vel conslt-
cred system Of legislation without having resort -
revolving - feelings Revolutionary IN 10
character and tending 10 the Acknowledgement Of Tire
British Enpiro. These views are prepared - main
tam BY Al Constitutional means Anxi0Gsly alive 70
the importance OF promoting the material interests OF
this our native or adopted country, and Of preserving
uasnimiy and soOd-s among 81 classes Of our fellow
citizens, cannot but express sn earnest hope that
may be devised without delay, TO restore pros
perisy TINS province. cement tie es which have go
lOag existed with The Mother Country, ard slay n
agitation which may otherwise prove formidable
When saw it on Saturday afternoon, 1t mad
but ,~eR;y-six names 10 ii. These were, doubt
less, the originsl sgners, ami ihsre IS Is little
doub. that there will be a consider able array Of
names 10 this as well as the other document
hoagh doubt exceedingly, if ofacias and would
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opO0KTYN AFFAIRS.

Fnx-on Wednesday fire. broke oat To . car
peu,er's shop. y Bslnest ana y .-...ss
,,os A.. vbseh essssd greet slsru To Tie oeeu-
- - d~,I,ioss around Water IVES conveyed b
Psa " "a two nre-enein which vsrs soon % u
.,, on, into action. bat the ere burned sse out
of tbs lam Der the building vas saved but ne
Ssnsse inside vss considsrsbls- All the tools were
Ssssrsysd, como of them selossins 70 the workmn
smnloyed The msstsr carpsstsr. Hr hscksy. en-
ulo,ed ten men In the shop, end thsy are hss sso~s
idle for ums. The Gre odgssssd h soms eereies, -.
about candle lsfs Lighted n Esn1ss wsrs s''
sxred.
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n Gilbert Crem well, whose escape from The
City Prison We noticed on wsdns sdsy. vas recap.
tursd in the AFTERNOON. He caught stealing coat
fr m the clothing store Of Geo. A. Peck, - Wsssrst
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MrrrARY.-Ths First Troop OF Wsshisstoa
Hofse Guards Capt n Vsrisn, pssssd our once 20
.srdsy armed and equipped f,r target prscdos Thas
uniforms and general sppssrsnos vere scrupalousy
neat showing a sspvs d. covys highly sredisaels.
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Isoursr.-Cor. Walters held ~ inquest On %
us.dsy, q, the Reevae Hospital upon the BODY o. -
uoEnown mao about % years Of sge. who ~ 49,
coating in the dock q the foot Of Gouvernese
River. Deceased wss dressed In drsb ovefeo.s ss.
psn,s boots much worn. white wooden jill - -.
cotton shirt. he mad brown har, snd sPps ~
b.sr 10 the wssss about 10 dsya Verdict seeo'a"sV
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~ The Law Library Room in that pan Of DE
Old Alns Houss building viii soon b ready f~ 'ees
patton. It 10 exeellsnt!y arranged
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