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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol KailrOnd.
ia "a III 2


rTnis P3ssHNGES fRAINs, IN connection With
tho Cars the Lowell Nashua and Concord Railroads
Leave Lebanon, n. H., Nohded ard
Wells River, VI. at 7l2 a. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon und Bristol NJ H. and Norhod,
VT. at 10 Nj.
Leave Concorlat TO- 40 A. NJ. aud p. NJ the arrva OF
the from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Concord lowell and Boston Ii
a. NJ and l2 7. NJ the arrival of tho cars from
the West and North.
Possenges by the II A. NJ Tain from West Lebanon can
arrive The city Of New Yofi the same night via the
Nashua AMI Worcester, aud Norwich Railroads and the
meeting steamsoat lines
Passengers taking the Nm train from Boston, reach
Rutland, Mddehury Montpelier, st. Johnsbury, Lyndon
VT, Bath sad LurtOn, n. II. day being day
tim any other and sanstead aud Shebook,
second day.
This road with the Vermont Central and Com
and Passumpsic Railroads ut the mouth White
Hampshire and Northern aud Western Vermot and has
greater proportion Of railroad IN those directions
than any other route.
Numerous stages with all parts OF the roads and
the arrival of the FIRST train Bistol Stages leave Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thonion Rumney, Warren and
in those Leave Lebanon for Meriden and
Caromont and West Lebanon for Windsor and ur Hano
yer, the arrival OF the second train.
leave Wells RIVER the arrival OF the about
four r. NJ for Bath, Lit. ton Lancaster, &c N H., Lyn
dom ardwick, Casbury, VT, Stansead und Sherbfook,
Canada.
stages leave White River Villnse for Woodstock, &C..
leave Royuon for Chclsoa, &ccave Bethel Tor Mddebu-
w. &c-loave Nor,hfod for Montpelier, Iadwck STAN
stead Burlington, Montreal and other towns ~ those uec-
| tons.
All passenger baggage mu BIO properly marked, and when
valued at than $50, notice must be given and extra
charges paid, Dsyond that amount will be allowed
Merchandise trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
| oNSLOW SrEARNS, Agent.
| Concord n II. Dec IA, lS4S. oil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01
COTTON GOODS.

A LARGE assortment of Heavy Winter shawls-beautif
Apattorps. Also, Cashmere Shawls.-At low prices,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01
Nahum Ekidder's Estate,

NahUEN EAlNHcrS Estate.
Il Probate Court Tor the district Of Washington commits
soners. receive, examine and udiu all claims aud do
mauds all persons against the of Nahum Kdder,
late of Marshfcd in said district deceased, represented
nsovent and the of six months from the Both day OF
January, lsi0, Fowed bv said Court, 10 tho creditors oil
said DECEASED exhibit and prove their respective claims
before usnO give notice that will attend to the duties
appointment al the dwelling house of iiuah kiddeT
in hed, said district, the last fridays OF Februa
rs and July A. d. 1919 O'Clock ate noon each
said days,
January 3O,h a. u. 1919.
JACOB PUTNAM, Commits
OF AURORA MALLORY, sionors
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURES.

sENATE....LLpANY. Friday, March ,.
Mr. C0RSwELL reported oil respecting the
Railway from Auburn 10 Binshamton.
Mr.. FINE reported that Mr. Boxes seat IN the
senate would be vacated the l4h inst unless before
that time he notifies the Secretary Of state ihsi ne de-
clres seat in Congress The report Of the Commit
tee takes the ground that seat Is not vacated until the
party does act by which be sgnhes h' acceptance
Of a sea; in gress.
Mr. Cook presented a report respecting the
Nautilus Life Insurance Company, exonerssing me
Company in the matter.
Mr. Con- gave notice OF bill 70 equalize the
Canal Tolls on foreign manufactured salt
After the transaction OF some unlmportant busl-
nets the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
The bill making an appropriation for the sup
port Of Common Schools was read a third time ana
passed
The bin relative to the construction OF Canal
for drainage purposes in the city OF Brooklyn was also
duly read ard passed. ~,
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
making an appropriation for the benefit Of Colleges and
AGA Iemes ana sui have under consideration as this
dispatch closes.
The House then took short recess.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill
relative 70 the establishment Of direct Railway from
Syracuse 70 Rochester.
Mr.. SWEET Of Tioga Co. submitted few re-
marks in opposition TO the bill. $50.
Speaker HADLEY followed in support OF the bill.
After making some progress, the Committee
rose, and the Assembly adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
Contents Of to-days Paper.

Firs, Pcge-Our Homestead (Poeuy) -.-.he" fsoA'
csilons. Newspaper Changes. PALACES Of ne
Faculty. More about College Government. American
Ofcers in the German army Chemistry IN relation
10 Agriculture slavery In the Colonies 10 NO..
Tho Widening Of Wslkerst.--. Texas ard he" Mexico
Important Case. Weather Chronicles Gen lay
lor's yisi, - Georgetown....Th The Inconvenence Of
being Great Man. Miscellaneous News Items
Ssoord Page-The Gold Cry, Poeuy). ---A Lay Ser
mon or Thoughts Of Inventors and lnveniions.
Unclaimed Leiiers. More about the University ;
Observer IN reply to Justice Mr.. Downing on
Garden seess.. Ventilation Of ships.--.A New I'm.
Brovemeut
7Ird PeRe.-The state Of Europe. An Original
Letter from Mr. Brs5aDe) 30. The Golden Chronicles.
CONTINUED. 80. California Rmigrants.
Fourth Pege-Tbe Public MoDey-Going with a
Rush. Telegrsphic City Items. -Legiss'
i've Telegraph. The Great Coal Field Of the Wesl
City of Manchester $50. Gen. Shields In Reply.
La,est from Hsvsrs...A Talk about Orthography, sc
FiGA Congressional Proceedings-- Tho
Territorial Ques;on Case Of DR.. Hsrdenbrook.
The Ls.e Murder in Lex!ngtoDa venue. Trial Of
John : Austin for Murder. Electro Magnetism as
Motive Power .. Personal Movements. Law Courts
Fire at New Orleans, &C.
Sirih Pa9s-The Poets Dying Solioquy, Poetry)..-
The Flight Of the Antelope, (concluded) Law Re-
The Beet Land Route to California. Ulster
Co Papers.
Seroi Pese-sore (Poetry). The Last sunday Of
Charles II.
Eigkh PdsG-Msrrisges and Deaths. Commercial
and Money Matters. Markets Marine Journal &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

altering toe iaV that Member aTrTvinZ late ma:
make tee excuse that Re was detained b. sick
ness IBIS own OF otherwise b. some break, delay
or accident Oh bis way, &c. &c. ard iherenpon
draw pay from the beginning Of the Session
though be should net arrive til the asst day. One
bad effect Of this vii he 70 ensure thin attend
alce AZ the beginning Of many Sessions ana ife
queui adjournnents for want Of quorum
Is there any use ia resistiag such legislation .
Any hope Of its snnsnansut' have hai -nila
70 let such msasures pass hereafter with = sins.a
No. The Only use Of obiectiBg here Is % gise
chance for confederation By the People Il they
are Indifferent. il must 60 on from bad 70 worse
We passed ore bill to-day creating 10 o. AeF
Paymss.ers To the Array, another ordering iaT-
tber batch Of Army Surgeons; ditto Of Chap'ains.
II ourcarrent religion were Of the primitive stamp,
can't believe G5Tcrrraelts would hire great
r8,nv AM Cbapiails from i.a Ministers. / think
ttev would b intent rather Oh keeping such oli
Of the barracks and ot the psrade-grounds, ior fear
the soldiers would b. converted into adherence Of
the trade Of slaughter. However the Cnapiains
are ordered ana Christianity and bal practice.
Theolory aud the elective use Of tie Bayoae-
vii be duly instiled into TIE recruits hence.orih
enlisted. That they vii wax mighty in grace and
grape under such auspices is Of course 90 be de-
,-,usI, avracta1
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man from Tennessee and opposed tae snenames Ns''
tot re o5cred to TIE tll b ST.. lsekAsoll- r
Nr EvASs Of M. allowed on the sime zoe q
toe ques.loa- he vas rss.y 70 Pay pronp.s = =.
us, claims Of orr citiE-as against Aszico -
not wiling 20 psJ TIRE tn thousand 'p-ll =
wbicd BAD been d-uurass u2 for political Pn'Po's.
Mr. JosEPH r IyoEEsoLt spoke N ave, 2. ~ -
proposto1 and explained to nature q nc 1''' ''
brsced 10 ia amendment 81.
r-essure ard seroca:e5 she payment o. fncn e.-is =
could - properly auttsutcsted- ilose 81, u - 7.
NJ ixGEl5QLEs snen6nneu; be cOnsidefrS 80 :
passed the proper ordeal 81 Jet lie eo-i D. 49, ~,
tee raylaeu: OF suy c.dns uniA they Aa' F-'-'-
". ISeresorr -cnHed. aud 10 defence o. ihe
claims en- breed in his su1erir-eri sad l--t g -
been inv stEstcd AID passed By The Anerle.h '-.l,
slorers ~ just and allowable IA tie yea -.
thrv frr1 o b. confirmed = TIE impHe pc, o-
RoFSxE who Ers called ho-ne during re ll' ~ 81 H
AID had no the y cxlr- re ihsm. I'll
Nr. BURR Of :. q. ~ lowell tie telLe'e- J. -
b tie 5u'y q Congress % cf,a5sh ne Con mss
and ro45ais 81 j4l. claims s-' in-ir ~clr ~
s325o 900 sei apart 10 the Treftg Tor tl.i Iay u
let them rsss Mr ivsErsoLr's srnen neni- 80 80,
word f1r g. : 001p0 would be f5uri y 1lt -
pay them he "a euei the accounts Sala o.. . Il ~
uresertad Is mary OF the claim ne "inL 'I Lo
les of porter. ~hca some Of teen haa oi.,
sgsnlT fcr Gc. ln conclusio1. be moved - isy -
Bin on the table sud called 1r he yeai ara ny ca inc
TIE q1es.ion was then taken. aid decided ID
The negative By Yeas g. Nays H.
The Dill was then amended By The adoption 81
Yr srr ubstl.ute and Ia this icrls. slier slne DIS
cusii0n, passed
PAYsENr FoE HORSES Lost
NJ HARRaLsoS Of Ga. moved = suspend ile
rules In order % tka uo the bill providing ior payment
f1r horses lost during The late War
The question being taken by fets ald NJ! e.
was decided 10 tn negative By fcss s3, Nays JOY
3rgIL AND DlPLoNATfc AUTHORIZATIONS Bill
On motion the House then resolved iiseli INTO a
Committee o. the Whole The ,taie Of the Unloa' Mr
srEFHrNs OLGA cfcistus Chairman and Proeeeosa
20 the cous.deraf.on q the amendments made y ne
ST, - the Civil and Diplomats Appropriation blL
M VlNTOS OF Ohio. moved - amend the
ssasss Amendment resysctt The Territories Of Cali
forns sbd New Mexico 81 sitachns - . the substance
OF the WilmOi Proviso
The reminder OF the Proceedings Of Congress vii
be found in the Postscript the Asi page, IN case our
report should De continued tonight
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Weather, Markets, &c.

BALTIMORE Friday hsrch :.
In Flour there is no marked change from yes
terdsy The marks; If anything Is duller We quote
Howard St q, s. IS. There are buyers Of City Mills at
sj but no sellers. sales OF prime White WHEAT ll2
rs cts Prime Red los 100 cts Tho demand for
Com Is large and considerable sales are making at 81
cts for prime White, and 80 cts. for prime Yellow.
Small tales Of OATS at % % cts WHISKY. with
moderate business Is held &, p 3 cts The demand
for Provisions generally is bu, moderate Sales Of
Western Mess Pork at $40 62i $40 81 Sales Of
d. do BEEF $3.50 Sales Of LAED in bbs q and in
kegs = cis. Sales Of prime quality dressed PICS o
g. cts Sales of CLOVER sEED at - l2i 81 57i per
bu,h. The inquiry for CoLN MAJ Is not large and
the sales are confined TO small parcels for trade wants
al SO CO. 10 RYE Flour We have no change to notice
Small sales are making at s. 90 Il has been raining Al
day Our City 10 full Of strangers their way 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

Ges. Shields publishes in the National TrtsiA-
yf-c- o. the Isl the foiioriog Card 10 eSPlssstOn d
rs letter 70 Jaiss Breess;
WAsH;SsroN February =. -,
u Is with mach rsigrts1ce feel cpmfeiiec - %
trufe on toe notice u To- public siSieinehI esp Na
tory Of private letter .ddessst By ne lev aye ago
q ire Hon SIDNEY BAxxsE ard pUblsrei y him siih
comments IN the isst'gfsesr 81 this day me fscn
are te-fr; Mr. breese has been tor many months en
ga ni-st1lsl5 ID dlsseul.nsuay TIE most i'lfio1s
reports nce-ring ne to only ostensoie motive oelAs
that nY irieHcs hsc brought f1rnsrd rs uao
Tor Jr elecion . t. = re SlstCs hsi tccn
stree my visit io this city istt sumner c0rrirani
oi bic ef9ris, rrcessiuz unrsnitng snt reckisss q
bliss, ny character ard rob Of me Only wealth %
which / can Jay cisim-a reputation thsnk God. with.
oct a bi-t Immediately o- ny arrival her- wrote
hm the letter D. has pl5ishcc. accusing hin o. "a
tassucss. Thsi letter written under TIE iuaaence u
20 ordinary emotions Uss colchUf IN language Which
uutCr o.hcr ciicumstsuces would not have usei md
upon Section, sui y tie advice o. ny friends, A..
th1riz,1 two hcnoretc SCnators formally 90 withdraw
Il Nr Bresse declined - yield tup. ard the be
has made Of shows ~ What motives b. Vas Aclusicd
That portion III my otter Which he hss distorted into
threat sssafsnsuon lshsl bic ay rotce The means
Re used g prevent my election were Of such uaureihAt
the ccmnetit between ne became personal strug
gle SUD as bis triumph wollt have been 40 endorse
rart Of his cslum.iCs ms cis scrr and position were
Involved 10 the issue. terrmirci therefore, ~ in
mated 10 ny letter = render such triunph naval
fra bv thorough exposure OF bis Character ana cOn.
A., ,-us turuinr into mora pi.ory the position q
senator al lbe Ua,sa states which be would have &c.
1rired by ihe vlesi misreprcsen;Aiicns The Strpre
ts,on a. has nut upon this thrcst-th IT, that bad
svo.ei to ssssssiraie him--is - absurd tds = would
b. equally preycs,eroas On my part seriously 70 re-
m sista sich meaning. Thst any ssre man can believe
would have assrssinsied NJ breeze have no aPpre.
henaion That Mr. Breeze himseA ever dream Of
such thing is totally impossible.
Fer the controversy 10 which Mr. b'eese would n.
volve me on other matters have no reish. 30 aos
think sell warranted except 81 ia tle e~o Of zoe
sonal concerns on the notice OF the public oestesa ai
the course NJ Breeze has pursued In relation 10 my
letter dis n'i,lfs him q that confederation which
might induce under other ciroumstances 10 reply b
bis remAtks JAMES SHIELDS.
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u Tas Daily Trbrue-Fof The Jas. two monks Z
order 70 gTe tie vsresy sad amount Of resai1g matter
which We desired 70 present 70 cur readers Te have
been Obliged % leave out from t~o q * columns
dsy Of advertisement 10 order 70 nee: ;s ezlsezcy
we are compelled ihs morning to issue double f1eei
which We may repca, hereafter from tine . tine ~
the prcss Of advertisements may seen TO require O.f
facilities for rapid printing, al the same tIae Tax W
throw Of good work perhaps not tlr2ssied y az
other esta5lishnent snd are constantly improWrs-
Oar ra,es for advertising (trsnien, advertising only
we take q yearly are In view Of or extensive clfc1
alton srnorg the prou.aeri business men Of the city
and nation az reasonable - thosc Of any O.Lsr paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

-" On the Election ceremony. 2Cth alt. the Joint
Committee u Congress waited on Hon MLrAHD FILL.
aoAE Wee President Of the Ur.tcd states elect for
he sznls purpose When Hon JEFFERSON DAVIS Chair.
nan OF the COMMITTEES, announced q HIN IN suitable
terms TIE fact = he election 10 synfyus bis accept,
ance Of toe cei;e % 7hicl he had 5een chosen ty
me people hr FIlLxosE expressed tie profound sen
s.oliy With which ho received tee announcement u
rs election, snd sad that deeply impressed with the
oo! saions vhch ii imposed, and the distinguished
honor conferred, be Should % injustice TO hs fee.
inzs be failed 70 hi, grateful thanks for such
: manifestation Of n1sence; TIA, hs should accey,
t,e o,1ee conscious o. hs want % experience ard ds
'rltfa Of hs ability 70 discharge s duties but 1ith n
ANXIOUS desire 10 meet the expeetstons u those DO
bad 50 gsne-cusy conferred IL upon hrn.
Nat. intelisercer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

LEGISLATIVE TELEGRAPH.-We received yes
,erday, from r T. Monaghan, Harrisburg copy Of
vote taken by the Legislative Telegraph, AS Il Is called
recently liked up In tine House OF Representatives. At
Harrisburg. The members vote By touching Keys
Tor yeas and nays placed a. each deik the result q
each touch being perforarcn On the yea or nay side
Of prlted ist Of members named. The vote here re-
corded eomprises % Yeas and 81 Nays buiihe written
statement on the record Ia that the whole vote was re-
corded in ess than TWO seconds nr Monaghan Is the
pa,eutee Of tbs useful invention.
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CITY ITEn1S.
sermons. &c. To.Norrow.

Re-. T. l. Harris seru1uC .-rl1-u or.in-, usual Aolf
Dr. Coz. senaol- Thifieelth - Pfe-5y fenan tlurrh
HEAR Bhh, Ieciure-krEst W~sisyan " thurch-rTerlE
Bsresls Auen8 he Eesurfelionbrost"ay ha l
-lPM.
top WI rstl1 fofN No snd Cousnus akFfhl-g
Chur,h. o-iwsca E-sss 80 Noriuk st.-TPA
Rev. 7 WAS Iec;ufs-UnveIslty Ctaq~l-7tt PM
Prot Blst scefy Ltrsr Broadway -Hi Leon'f -
-los An.
NJ John T. Isaefi L.iur. seoni Ai,s-t-ssfT Loriry
TO- urrsfrar 40 Lizard st-TN fN
d. Hrtse. m s-rnoa-Ofac- church, BfooA1 ffi--
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Lectures. Concerts, &C. Tonight.


Mr. X Baf'rr .aai gssant lrsttute 7 VI
lusrlsora Al Cro1-Br1adssy, ksai- sDay "a :. s11
7ooorr. Hsn1s - - Bossy-lE 70 4 AZ ~ = = v
0ssry OF surcpes1 fsrtrFsaS4 broe5~sg-s Az . 2 d
Chr sty. M1sF-.-N scacrls' Hal. "a holsaSal-t p
se~ Orsa1s Orera Corns1y-eoci-iy LErau 2 y
Ctine-s M1selm-s19 BrostEay- Dag sr1 sv-1ll.-
snsrrar ercE-Afaufn. Bfnsiry-ffM
Rrr.a1s 1fesfsr-Ci - lar kroGeraT-1 7 r
Bro.sssr Thsa.-r-Rros+-ayr -ar Arfla.y Up. y
tmsrsau Nus<1ui-grutsssr. A. stDay 80 afsliS
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DIR. UardepbroOk Discharged.

ROCHESTER,, Friday March s-P NJ
The Judge rendered his decision this afternoon
in the case ofDr Hardenbrook charged with poisoning
Thomas Nolt discharging him from euiiody-!he evi
dance sgoins, hi. being declared insufficient convict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
b. Telegraph to the Sey.York Tribune
chin WIN. Hitchcock Suspicion Of FouiP Play.
LII -rrnnF. Frfsr Much }.

The ship william Hitchcock, before reported
ashore on Tortugas shoals hss been pumped out and
eleven susur holes found Ia her bottom There Is
.,roug suspicons that she has been bosTded. Great
excitement prevails upon tie ruljee. and measures
have been taken to have The case fully Investigated
she{ owned b. Capt Coal Of Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
The uon-c stands FIrm.

The House Of Representatives. at is Evening
Session last night, yeeeted the Walker Amend
ment providing fer the Government OF the Term
tories BY the President, and Sinking tie Wilmot-
provfso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

\ Gross EERoR-The AbgAy KHickerbocler
in common with many other journals throughout the
country Mr. Chase the naor elect from Ohio,
"s said to have been Elected BY coalition Of tie
Whiss and Free Soers Il ia quite the reverse. The
Whigs and the more honest Free sellers voted for
Thomas Ewing j. R. GIdaings J. C. Vaughn, and R.
Hftrf-rek r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
MOUsE OE REPREsENrATlKrs-
Tie House convened at o'clock aid organ
With TIE custoEnArx forraAHfin,

The House convened stll o'clock and organized
with the customary ioruAires
INDEMNITY TO CLAIMANTS AGAINST NExrco
On motion Of Mr. SMITH % Conn. the rules were
suspendcc, and the Senate b providing fer the q-ds
tigu Of the clss Of American citizens srsinst Mexico
ssreea5.y 70 Treaty stguaiions taken O.; OF the
Committee u tee Ws0le i1r action on the Part Of the
House.
Mr.. SMITH offered az amendment ia the shane
OF 4 suost tG'e, which he sdvccs.ei IL a strenuous
Il sry member called Tor The reasons for Ell.
opposition . the b.l from the senate 80 4, sooi Re
wss prepared 9 give them, he observed
Nc. SrASTos OF Team followed, and advocated
the payment Of these claims without delay TIE Gov.
ernmru had gone 70 sar because Of the and bad o5-
s.iEed simple equivAlea; for them he gave rs
tory o. NE csic Ia support Of his Arguments
NJ. COLLAHER al VI. was the ne II speaker
He conceded entirely with the remarks of TIE gens-
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peath, on Board ship Cambria.
PHILADELFHIA, Friday March

PHILADELPHIA frl1ayf hhIch
There have been five additional deaths among
the passengers Of tao ship Cambria a; the Delaware
Breakwa.or. Ire crew Of the cutter GaIalin t"no
hare been sordng relief TO the passensers have been
put on board the Cambria TO sail for New'York to-
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The Weather, Mail, &c.

BALrIMoRE, Friday, March
We have no mail beyond Washington tonight.
Messrs MEREDITH and LAwRENoE arrived in the Phila
dephia boat "a route Tor Washington.
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shlpwreck and LOIS of Life.

boston, FTllhy HLItH =
Ship Franklin, Smith, master, from London,
bound to Boston. was totally lost of Welfeet Cape
Cod. she went ashore at Q AN THURSDAY. Captain
Smith. mate, and eight others persisted. Twenty pas
sengers and crew we're saved.
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r. Acveraselnea1 Tor The Tribgas Of no1isy Osgt %
be seat before 10 ocock Saturday, evening a. e Fa
hcsaon Ocs ofs paper not opes OF Sundays Perso-s
wishing "a, Tyi5zn< l-n thelr dwellings Flares q
5ussess usry every norns VIII please ieaye her ~
drcss q. is Publishing ofoe, sed no.e through ee Pa
OEcs Te1us y. ceus week payable 10 ths Garner
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DEATH N PRIs0S.-We learn from our Clintoo
correspondent that Bryan sanders whs ~ss cbszEss
with siaasppnx slave, from Johnson County la; SUI
nsr died "a The Sampson County jail on Sunday, ,oe
iith rs, Wilmington. n c. Jclrrsl
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u Gcrernl Cammltts. Of DsmsoraIie " mig

Young gIsu-In to5or Of The InsDguTsiio. q Genera
TAYLOR 10 TIE Presidency q the Unee stses he Coz
rnuee WI ere ssl7e OF Ooe Hundred Cuu' - he Bet.
yryo n xOsDAY he 5h Msfcs at Z oe'cckH By cscer,
W ". LYOS, Chn Con ofArrsngsnelis
s,srFL Il Dr. Nom, Secretary. - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

GovERSoR or TESSEssEE.-The Pans Tenn
Gs,srlsr dominates NEIL S BRows, the prcsen, Whig
incumbent for r objection. T. A. NELSON, Esq de-
clines the use OF his name for the Office. Generals VIZ
TLorsDNE and LRASDER Il. Coz are named BY the
Tocn. Fnens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

HuNKERIsN DYING OUr.-The CierslaHd co.
Taes feeble sck'y Hunser paper, breahed is isst
f days since 10 he Of The Psindeer 70 which
1, beq.e a.hed .is limited circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

CoSsTITUrIoSA REF0RH IS MARTLAsD.-The
Hagerstowa (Md) Tsc4 LtgL. Wing, strongly scTc-
tie calling Of Convention t. amend the snnguat
Il Constitution Of hat STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

e The Wings Of Blailo have nominated H.
AAE BAsToS for Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

~ Tie Wigs Of Rochester have dominated
LEyr A. WAHD fJr Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

RoBREEY.-Slmc person. whose name IS M
known entered ore Of me buildings Ia the block known
a. the stanton Buildings In Clintenst and stole 81
yer watch bclonsing 20 Sis Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

q The Boston Ttzes has rumor that "a.
thsnsl Greene Postmaster In that city, has SEQ. in bis
resignation, = take etssc. on the Isl Of April.