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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
- " M, e. . = T,,xSPAYEFG az rIFrEsNTH wARo
~ F,ft,euih ward Tn a1fe-.ignad hs-i1s he

~ Fifteenth W. ard The gn1e-sig7ed having heen
elected Com uiier ncullna.e vhc-rs f1r the -psuing
Election In he feeuth ward hsr- made the following
nominauo-s for Charter ana Schon, Orirers
For did---pr. .......-...J JOSEPH BRI1ION.
4ssi,-1t .............SYt vEsTEs l. VI. W.EO
4,,ssso-,.. George ~ ey i-ssc PhTfs
C-s,f9te. ............ lane. ky, ,mes 4 ootn
school CDunis-i-1-r. Tnomas Danny
Truf'se ..............s Samuel l. G~isxod
school Ia.Decfor ...... William TsvlOr
Tssgecfors Of El,cfi01
Lot Di-trrt-N orikinytnu Romaire. Chzs 4. Whitney
n Ch-s.er Dh,gs. - H~rricS
ri HenrT 4 Kerr, 81 liam q Sterling
an Peter Roger. John A. Wells
gb AarO1 r Thompson. Etrund Morris
9Th Edwin J. RrO~n. Jacob ;. Beskmsn
By order Of th- y tfainsing Committee:
Cbss \ Rensun. Isaac x Ame rusn. John NJ hu1e,
f.sae o gs-sSr. Rott Il NrCTr6y, SAM. R-ynoc-
Robert D Weeks, SAM. l. Onfwulf. Peleg Bogert,
Jacob : Bretmsn, tdnnrf Morris.
ERASTUs c. BENEDICT, Chairman
VS. SIEsLivG Secretarg o29 Sis 29Si, MAO
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rrA swindie Headed OG.-NOTICS-To the
Wig, OF the City and County Of Nsw-fofs Having
--@n bill for TIE call Of mestns Tor the purpose "
nominating for the ofios Of Sheriff beg leave TO
say that srtireiy unauthorized by me and .hsi Will
not he q Candidate for That Office.
N-~.Nori Oct p iasa losn tpe'l ". ~. LYON
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FRAUD ENPOsFD!
tn, he hyxS of first Ward.-Tl
O. s.cord Ward Democratic whis Hsmi

O. second Ward Democratic Whis Ssmi-
aasios..
For .tidsr.aa-EpWIS J MERCER.
A,.etaaf SitsaaH-JVHS l. LEryfErs
.issessc-s- John n Ssyr-. JobR 1. Brown.
t0A.tshlss- Emer aid Wheeler, Aor 20 Deyo
I.spoca0ss ef Eeeftaa
lei Dlstrict-Ephrslm n Hadson, jarvis Chase
- Gideon Clifton, Jsn-s DUKE
>cAeei Ce~1s..,oAsr-Abel Eegcrt0n.
Isspeet0v- lie ~ Coins
1suse>-Thomxs Whitney
3 w BENSON Chairman Wsrd Coz.
I tc,ss ~ XIV, Secretaries psa
~ second Ward.-Tas whis e.useus Of The See
srd wse tre that great IN sstice has been done Ia
JONN l. LgFFsRTs, Fac ana his frtcnds. by Goa
and Clique, whose olect 10 -
4a.troy All who sufficiently low and deg Add 10
,nbm 70 their dclsrop, are Invited 10 rieoi 81 Ford
H,eI rs N.s.au-.I the Monday evening, si7t oes
corf.reoce Committee, when al expose VII BE made Of
s s ue i,-.sA ~, ~ IL
Third Wara.-RfGuLA Whlo NohiNAiioNS
For S<aatDr-RiCHARp iLLiAn'
=. Asseshly-JAMES BOWEN
,idr-~S.-JANEs y WOOD.
-. 4sssfrrf 4ld~-raa-OscAk W SrtRrt Al
a,.e,sss-ssuael r Mzbhsn, NAihsni-l oAs@e~
Cca,,shs.-Andrew NesbiL Ralph Yaiisrson-
For Iaspseters n Eesf'@s'
let Dstric,-Leyis Teal Wm Raas
- psniel Bowey, Geofse PAINE,
81 Wn. L. sesrdlow, spscee' hIty
an Archibald T. Cochrsne, Thomas ou'~Aisf'
ScAca QTe~s
Fc, Cesnssssos~-JGstue Rectsd
=. fp,pessor-Moses Hoppoek -
Ch.i-rnsn Nominating COMMITTEE
JAMS l. z. aosKiss, ssey n sa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

Y
~ F,,.t Ward -Tne Dclessses regularly electse
Al Ward NEE ting held a. the Atlantic garden On the wv
mat Ia puTsuance of the resolutions Of The og Genera
Committee for the nomination o ShsT'sf oncer, use' nl'
.veuluR NJ the Atlantic 6arden The following ucse! s'
sos TSeysGsTEDau GRIFFIN. IN the place Of
Alderman } aInisor. who declines ~ nOmlIsnon
Asst,tIst diasrasR--CURTIs JVpscN
4.,ess~s-l,s Brown, John Messenger.
Ceg,t1bles-Hsnry Csiponler, chsel Mccormick
CoS-st1rsr 81 ConaoH So.eEs-J.rne Crutsshsnk.
Iasp,sfor of COsnsa Seaoots-kneeaud Townsend
T,ssee. OF Cos~oa Seaoei' } Chnsz Morrison John
IaspeetH. u Eieei,nn
IL, Di.irct-isAsc Il GrsHt Dsu,e Murphy
"a Wan Fiazs. Peser AL houtssn
81 john ThuInp sor, Charles Miller
Resored THAI she Dsegs'es the ucke'
heir fellow citizens OF the Nsrd wlth ne laest COZ
dance IN tho sbiy integrity and energy Of the gene
men who compose H. snd with the assurance that al 10
their power VIII be done 10 promote 1ee Interests OF 'h-t
constituents
o?i-r-d that the proceedings Of this meeting hs pub
!ished in all the Wig papers In Guy
nominated, ard the Delegates stourrei with nine hearty
cheer for the 'aecs', o, he Ws MGs e N ne
NJ C,kkY, Sec'y. n2&as'
u To the ~ h,x. Of tire first Ward.-rhe
whose names were placed upon ticket run
mating Commitee for Charter oHeers. having noticed u
rcked 10 nomination purportiug 10 eliminate ON US neA'
ea Joseph Nsylor, for Alderman For as.L Ae JSnS
hal said uckei put In nemnsnon Without our AZ
,hority knowledge or consent; and 10 10 every
uese, having for its o. leeI The dlsorsAn<shon o' NE
Whig party ~ The First Ward.
We therefore, call upon everv good Wig OF me WSd
20, 4lScrradn- EDMUND GRIFFIN.
Fov .assssiahf IIds--ss-CusrIs JVpsoN
psiei Oct. q, iSss a, u ,,,..,. Il.
John j Messenger, } Drunmond. jacob fiI1''
csl:SsosT oV..I w, r ks,: Eyo Committee
}. cLirl MORRISON Chairman
X TOWNSEND ss,retsra. DINA
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REr1scHs XLLUsrR ATOMS To
sdAksrERr. PART \
a. kB WESTERNASN BROS

Have THE day Published
DAkr 10 Oe RErZSChS 5esaunal oaUtces q shss.
! peres Orsmsue Worse consisting " pt.t-. t. No
Tempest "! d etl-rpress IN German sns'.h Pc
Sc The Whole sors Vii be cN0pl-tet 10 Is sem.
monthly nunbers. Aso ccnplete ssts ca hand Bound
and ur6ogpd To BE- h-d Of no pshhshe',, "a Rrosi
~s, cor aesd-s and Of 81 ne booze. 90, 10 us
q kB W BROS. hep slso eonstsasy hand r
.-g. Of me TslchuiiE Eion { Brrsh Authos smhr.
"a shouI 10 ycls me wOrss OF sssssPerc Scc; Ba.
yer Boa d'l.F,eii. Jsmes, MsrysL Msrren Thsckersv
sc Zach volume 10 sold separately, ct oSy 81. cts
Aso shstsrer-s Plays ~ punbsrs) ~ ~ er0's =
ounbar rs b..
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HOW TO SAVE COL A YEAR.

DY FoLLowISoB TweLVFr6EEs drectoa, VOC
Omay do all your washing for o. = year; II co.s
you ~e~a ~ least Or ts?s yrsr-,has t5t year
,sved beside may have comfortable home 10 ~ssh-
II this object, call s-nd 81 by post
rxelv-tr.., room -, s. Nssssu-sS and you will have
printed dirrcpn. In sealed snyeop The pres-nt pro
pf-or paid for the s~crr, which for the beDeh %
usn ard wonisnsind he o6ers tos shors ums NJ
10 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

MECHANICs HALL.
No ~ Brcsdwsy betv--u Grand and krooms sireets
Ip>a es<ry Es~~taS dnyta< ne Rsek.
OHRIsTY'S MINIS REL5.
nR6ASIZED l3i2-The Oldest estsbhshed Company
ttin ne word Tho hrst 10 ha.nonxs negro melodies
sur cnnaors - ne present popular ssys OF Ethiopian
III sslnEsus whose success Ia mis- city dummy me las
YEARS most Conclusive eyifsaee u heir superior
rn7d. AID s.Lr..tssn-ss
Dooss Cpsn all; Concert commences a. oeiSeG
Afternoon Concert every sntnrdayi e,inmene-
.ngg3P no gus
,sAhSI sAuERfCAS HU-tU NJ 3 Ar
- III N Proonetof, J. Greenwood, Jr Assls,ent Man
sgsr.-RfeIg.y,d Tor limited period zoe hnuHe", -
nifty sh - wonderful Oynna-ue achievements sod Pan
onsn- cellnsAJ-s have cOoDscief their nsces muiuis
by IN 10 Rsyei Family Trey appeH sLsrn9 . ano
Pc Apsr,. Nr WARDEN, h-sss H1rrneld, hOse, Clsfs
Highs Miss-s L-sr, stsnbope, Barton and ~sst AIS
% ntfOu a. eli bOurs. Ih> enormous Boa C0nsHc."
II. - Liytnx Anaeonds. Mammoth Croro5is Admsssf
Is e-rts children 0nd,r 10 yesrs OF age, ~ esos oNs
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grr.rAscE Of q he ss,rxss q - csss, o
zoe . gT~o Al ys~-ges ktshs si.s1s
- pos ALOszo soDrs, ..s y. " css o. SO fossse
!,
- go, ~ ysn.. s.r-s No g. 20 sts.-t - 81, =
al n. py D-tsf SO i0As
ths 81 s-yo q ss.s9s-r. L-<s
SAMUEL q sICKLkT.
,st.,sa. sysAS q Doofh. SrsssSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

~ Eishth Ward AIS Mesnng o. ne Meehsnlc'
ana WO5tnsmen Of the T. ghs Ward The following noEi-
nations made
~ asse-bgt- WILLIAM PARKER
tlaer~Gs-JOHN II HANDShUGN
4ssaEa AZ .ild~~as-J y Mitchell
4,sessrs-Iohn Curry. william Cine % ne
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II fifth Wnrd.-ke.uIar Democratic yVhii

NOMINATIONS
For A,senbg -ARRAM WAhEMAN
For 1idcrrGa-WARRfN CHAPMAN
.4ssi,tInf-IOHN BOYCE.
.fss. sso-s- ias q Drsks Charles MCGOWAN
COE,iIbes-Ioseph Jenkins. James Nelch
IasJecfOFs II Election
Ist Disldci--S Chalterton, David Stevens
- Peter Mood. Thomas Fleuder.
u John fdnE, W II UsnntOH.
9Th Abraham Csdmus, Chsrlrr Swlh
IN Isaac x. Bachelor, David 5 Paige
sehooi C0sm issoH6- Thomas h. Smith.
1vlSts-John +. sesmsn.
Iazpecfo~-J-mes ' Rich
The above ticket been ratified tho ticket n Dc
.upported urilcdly hy the wings Of ths FifIh Ward
John " Th0Tue, Thomas Smith, Albert L Decnmp
Iohu y Roimsn, James Rieh, l-ssc x. Bachelor
John Seaman kichHd Lawrence, W HAN scott.
ghss q Drske, William A Darling JAEe. Kennedy.
CoTamiit-- al Conference
Zophar Ml!lf, ION hAhsf ~ Joint Wing Executive
Hon George Bhgss) Nv order Ward Committee
VIM c. SCOTT, Chairman.
a ,s5 W b tssSsr' secrstsrie. ING
~ FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMoCRA-
TIC WHO NOMINATIONS
For Meade. 81 Aneuby WILLIAM II. MEEKs.
fiGon0n-JOsIsH HERRlCk.
.ssdsfghf dlde-uan-J.~ss l. WAteH-
-isses.oTs-kufds Dave pCr', Walter Leggeu
Const1bie, James Welcn james nghsG
Sai ID Co.-si,iioae- stidnore
Trmtse-Wiham Browning
IGspeetor-Dsvid Golden
Iaspstys II LLe fi0n.
lsi Di,tfrt-s = Chssier ton. John Nc kiInuin
u Charles CoTey, Peter Mood
y John Frins james Mariner.
an William Ellsworth, Adm Csdmus
9TH Isssc X. Bstchor, Anm Madam
NJ order OF The Nominating COMMUNE
JOHN l.. BRADY Chsrmsa
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IL Rishrh ward whls Nominations

q kiRhth Wnrd WhIT Non'nations'-
For srf Itor-JAMEs ". BEEkf4N
For saenAv-JONATHAN ". ALLEN
80 4lds~mGa- EZRA SMITH.
.ssstsitnf 4lcsruIH-lsNEs kCKERMkN.
fsrer.r Charles ; Turubull. George A. steele
c, r.tlHss-Giheri Z. Uuderhii, WIN. 4. Jones
Sehooi Cem.usioler-Alex Meskm
Se.nci Trustee. join Douglass Joseph K tssei
Sebaol JEspec,c--I Weldon Fell
Ry order Of the Wsrd Commune
W THATCHER Chairman
10 ~ Fov,t,s { secretaries oSi eu.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

y Eishth Wara Ihdtprhurnt NeWIu"T T,,
A. , mssing uf the independent Nhiss o. the tRhu
Wad who are opposed 10 the one man power .n1 10
tend to have fair nominations By The people senersly
a, lh-y have now no regular nominations, II was Ne
aoved 20 uOm Mite m Independent Csndid.e for the
Assembly and cal upon al good Wig, 10 support The
ucset beaded -
~. Xeaafo--JAMES w BEEKhAS
Asenbly--i. DEWEY
-4lSerMGz- EZRA SMITH
asnsidnf-JsNts ACkEsM.S;
who were unanimously nOniinsted
Ions BASIS sec'y GsoKeK MILLsS, Chairn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

pThR,- -tyRs-nJi.E utHkoR OF THs
DLAKES NIAGARA me ST LAWRENCE and "a
GUENAY RIVERS, exhibi.ins al .he Minerva Rooms 80
Roadway -The world moving painting containing ~
0rs square st than Bsavsrds PseOrans slosd
y before eye Of ne for the " two hours
I'D sorhy the us u hears true add p-sf-ct mirror
th- cities and catsrscs, sld other wonders
nature both tho United stsles snc Csnsos
dorss from Lsse Rris tho Gull o. the ~ Lawrence
thrre, ID ne Wild secluded ard almost unknown ssgVs
mar IN bracrS The most picturesque snd his0iesy In
lerssiirg scenery IN America.
t. Psnorsu,s move. a, y O'Clock nightly An sfsr.
noon exhibition every Nednes1sy ADD saturday, al
ri0cs Admission IS csns, children bali price % wis
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a.'aNiLY FLVCk-A.
n-sr Pike-siie--s~Gd-c
e-- Insdr1 !. last Jcsr, ard
hgLh ar-ri.sH .rd Franklin
Ia yarioss .;siss b1rels and
ri SisTk3stkAos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

~ Eighth Ward Whiz Executive Com
mtuee-RstTed, TbA. as this COMMITTEE mas reeve
information that persons authorized have siten2ei
- collect r,cnev. We deem Proper 10 csuuon m
Whtgs 10 pay mousy 20 The Finance Coz rt-'
Only The following geotemen con pose thai ,oTiitIse
I,uYsM Mgrrsv. Jane. Odd ey, Jessie Pnce, anes
Wetb Andrew Bless!ey. By oder of tho WsTa Com
niiIe~. b. W IhAIth H. SA@fnho
icgS " FoSi "a s-ere'anes III 5ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

yIEkHING'- BABEs AsD JOE -,
llLOCk "a Chslisnss 70 ~ Voc .,s,s,. sss'
.t,Iy sIh.-d al 10 Fair Of the Aesrean iesptas CO.
.innx inr hoasass dollar esscs. ioehsd ~ ~ ,oss
PsIsni coabinafioo Loeshsyirg 10 ne -. "a, 49,, 49,,
"a c,~n,,x ~ mso. stn wilhss tn5 sff'oes
MAJ hs szpsnspesd and seieorsc ns.s ~, s see
ISL 3, os,ssr oui or nsihsnsaesy oe,sin Ne nos-
..aa eosrs -oss sfsrn ne Ivss ~, ,aa -, 80 49, sac
ara 80 yws>, snd Pre- vn-rs ;, sill heeps BITE
ss.ass cp-n % far .ssss go az, 81 &c s%. ,,s
h.s nne Ia n c. JONES. Bs1A Loes hsk.s,
70 stsse f.wdt. n J.
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nh Ward WIZ Finance Co~-

-. wig G.nsrsi Committees ssve ssos.-d n, - "a.
r.-t a, Ire ouy Tics-i Bouin sed - ne ak fsrs-
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SCHOOLS.

81 THE GkNTLEhAN Who Iook sssy u
TX DOo from Is D3aos-sk Gear Broadway, az
D>tter rstarp it, - he 10 vel tnovp-if not. 10
/, IN hear ofif 10 . hal be Will Dot nss - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

MISS BKKMER To~RER American HEADERs.
Mr.. Putnam has just issued, in New York, tha
first volume Of his proposed edition Of the Swedish
novelist being her tais Of The NeSahboFsV sraas-
lated by Mary Howitt. Il win Be seen, By her
American Preface, that he has most generously
extended to berthe privilege Of native author 50
that she is directly interested IN the sale Of the
work. Hear her sentlmentseoncsrning our country.
Among the many agreeable thing visl. have uss Sc q.
my arrival in The United States Of Aniea cuaf one
worEs On eoldons which cannot but 5s asrs1io y %,
since ifey,oeI nie ne Isillis3e q 4 ..e 20
reward By af that can be offered 70 them, tbpT viii o. 10 -
i aad g g eaaaat Ba, 81 H. Pss5a 5p en- a7
On some such 5asi L Z 70 ne he ssn q q asi e .e
wondeE For strange indeed and yonaer.a = .ss tlaIs
ceyed By eeat nation a. il dear and loving home Eef,
bed dogbted that wonder the ist day Of 20 qya e
family s9ns5 pend 70 ne z HaneI never sai Iqt'
al his 1aonlsut ~ sH Ire bierins- ~ a Isf FI5
i @ mee more gTatig a. indeed, ny wit q As1es
And YET, how nv II these ou sis g abie per6nT %
VISIT And should WISH e e e many oly . ezplsss
paEt Of ne vii 80 w them ~ half At leaarof an aHhor
: Go, f, ~ hooso tsT tlo homes Of Auaisg that
a 40 good auaoend 80 father llue vie an3
Qye and that beandin iseaE oil ho6is nns which, make
giiis aid 17i.i, her 40 70 ,s5s 5s, g 1SST g u
e e.. % shea tssa q dsFt, t rsade & st 2 b nd
III H " nouns good ard nee minss feel az 10y
81 ~ p 9s, eaaues help yop aosg may vel
sses Eoa there : y yoa have aik lie honaes q Fe.
asn- new page turned And u ne hone af lie New
y ota ! sa earn new ss9a; 610l a. is eagi snd
land OF The etuns VII surely he
the home Of true iEati1ll. ioee aud taaaf3
The anoents booked forward % ii1s land 81 d.
eternal ne and surely lie home q de '' Ave w
leaHT and beaufg Of its own, aud eane not kH61a to
the Old World. Spiritual nafdfe does not feieai f -
earthly nature. HisoEy has ehapte and solomon may ay
what lie WILL VIII say that there are things yet 70
sen 9f.ier ie ses 4 then a. we 6eeve Amea Is tls
land Tor Individual eon, would believe that the Amafi-
ear home must bcoEe, Bdr eKcefeHec, The individual home
wlele sal be iOsler know his trne nature and
his F0urs II Is for the sage the bravo and active man,
the poet and The aFist, work Of the new sissts l
nature and sil given tem in this greatrounry w0ni
add beauty OF high order n14e large, more hbsfat least
m appiicaaRian was known TO the people Of te DID,. IL
l. gwen 70 home 10 rear tl1se creative powers
3tut IN eVery Tine and uai11 the hearth Of home
sin the Of And ii nation shall deserve
to present the world a and higher phase Of home hie
i must Be that people IA which is treaie with the
highest regard and trne eFalyFhere she permitted TO
BECOME all that Gaie iute her be- We haevain En-
rope that Ills people is 70 be found in the United States Of
| America. FRkbEBIRA BREMEH.
s.HeWburgs tae Hudson. Oei-s l8i9.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

PROFITS ON RAILRoADs-A table is published
in the Boston Courier giving account Of the aiv-
dends which have been paid BY nine railroads in
Massachusettsin the last FIVE years:
The Western Railroad in 1914 declared 8 per
cent. in 1915 5 per cent; in 1876, 6 per cent;
and in 1S47-'s, 8 per cent each, making average
of per cent. per annum.
The Boston and Worcester roaddeclared in 1914
n dividend Of "a per cent; in 1885, 8 per cent.
each in 1917, 105, and IL 1873 per cent, avera-
ging over per cent year.
The Boston and Lowell road declared,S per cent
for each of the five years.
= The Boston and Providence road declared 6A per
cent in 1914; 7 in 1915; S in 1916 :: "A in 1877
and 65 in ISIS, giving average Of over per cent
per annum.
The Boston and Maine road declared 81 per cent
in 1914 Cor each of the years Of 1915 aud 1916 ::
for lS47, and 81 for 1SlS, making an average Of
over u per cent. fOr each year.
The Eastern road declared "a per cent. in 1874
and per cent. for the next four years.
The Taunton Branch road declared s per eens.
for each year.
The Nashua and Lowell road declared 10 Der
cent. in 1874, in 1915 and 10 for the following
three years.
The New Bedford road declared 6 per cent in
1874; in 1915; "A in 1876; S in ls47, aud in
1878, making an average Of nearly PEI cent pei
annum,
The aggregate amount Of capital in these roads
on which the dividends were declared in each o. The
five years, and the average dividend, were as follows
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

INTERESTING FROM neutrality-suspicious. in
telligence from Nicaragua announces the -dsstTuc-
ton of the Mosquito town ofQuamwatla, by par
ty Of Americans from the brig NJ. G. Draper, which
was wrecked in August last about hundred miles
north Of San Juan. II appears that the indians at
tackled the camp Of the wrecked mariners, and car
Eled of their provisions and clothing. The captain
demanded redress and warned the Indians that IN
the event Of noncompliance he would attack their
village iaamyvailal within The space Of three days.
His demand undecided, and accordingly ~ ysi.
the TING was up, the whites went up to attack the
tow'l-some thirty miles in the intefior--auned
4 with sundry offensive weapons fire was set TO the
/ houses and the village was laid in ashes. News o.
this event zvasconveyed to San Juan, and the-Mos.
! quito King, accompanied by his Commissioners
started up the coast to collect the evidence in the
| case. It obtained, but rebuttng testimony
was put IN and the matter rested, II is snip
posed, however, that capital will be made of the az
fair to the injury Of the Americans 1t is said fur
Their that the Mosquito King aud the British agents
were taking evidence and collecting information for
transmission to England.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

0s- Inthe Supreme Court at New Bedford Mass. ;,
Daniel S. Dickerman recovered S2sOO damages Of
Samuel w. Graves, for seducing and debauching
his wife. The crime was committed about year
ago, up to which time tue wife of The plaintiff was
proved TO be a modest and chaste woman. The
plaintiff has since obtained a divorce from her
Tie woman appeared as witness for her late hus,
band, and testified fully and distinctly TO The cir
oumstanoes alleged in the plaintiffs writ. The
judge remarked that this was the emily ease Of The
kind that had occurred in Massachusetts courts,
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&C. A card IN the Norfolk (Va) Herald states
that correspondence occurred, after the Virginia
election last spring. between DR.. Mallory, the wing
candidate, and Gen, Bayly, the democratic candi-
date, in consequence Of a misunderstanding in de-
bate. Il is now announced by the friends of the
parties, that the misunderstanding, and everything
Of an uniriendly character connected with it, has
been fully explained and honoraby adjusted. This
explanation has been delayed by the long sickness
Of the party authorized tomake itPublc,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

EPISCOPAL GENERAL CoNvENrIoN. Bishop
Doane, of New Jersey, contradicts the statement
that he has Joined in a request for meeting Of the
House of Bishops of the Episcopsl Church. Thus
Of the Eve requisite to make such call fmpera-
tive is wanting. and thsFe win, Of course, be no
such meeting at present. As 10 the onderdonk
affair, il is stated theTs viii be no action on the
subject until the next meeting Of the riennaI con-
yentiOn at Cincinnati, in October Rsxt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

New York LEGTsLATURE.-TroubIo is antci-
pated in the New York Legislature at its meeting
Tho democrats have elected GA members undispu-
ted the wings 60. In Orange county, one demo-
crat elected, but the wing receives the certif-
cate by throwing out the vote Of a town Tor annlor
mality. What adds to the excitement is that the
wing candidate was one Of the experimenting Of
fcers Of the canvass in the town thus rejected 1t
is not denied that the democrat will get the seat
from the Legislature, but it is claimed that the
wing shall be admitted at tho organization, and vote
until the House decides the case, This would
make tic, and probably prevent the election Of
speaker for hong time amidst great political tar
MOL. An angry contest is anticipated.
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1h's statement shows thatihese railroads have
yielded nearly eightper cent per anuun Cor thela
i've years. Such demonstrations as this must have
favorable influence upon The minds Of these who
have money to invest and bseet confidence in
railFotds as permanent Investments, which they
have 0nly wanted to ensure ssr ex.snsoa and ear
y completion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

Mission to- Ce'ltrak d lries. - The Southern
Baptist Convention, by its Foreign Missionary
Board, located, at Richmond Va, have resolved to
establish new Mission at Bohoo, ia Central Afri-
ca, and fer this purpose have commissioned three
missionaries, Rev, J. d. Bowen, of Georgia Rev.
Hervey Goodaie, late of Kentucky, but a native Of
Connecticut; and eolored man Of Virginia, who
has been bought aud enancipated, and partly edu-
Gated for this mission. The missionaries are, ex-
pected to sail from Providence, r. L, aboufth 10th
inst, on board the brig Smhhfeld
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DEATH OF Col BLAKE-Co Colonel Thomas H.
Rlake disdat tba Po.rI LI,.. CT -. IL.

DEATH OF Col. BLAKE.-C0Ionel Thomas Fl
Blake died at the Pearl House, Cincinnati, on the
morning Of The 18th ult. The Gazetts-says:
Col Blake was a native Of Calvert county, Ma
rylahd, but while yet youth, removed with his
father the late Dr. Blake, 10 the city Of Washing
ton. He wasa man Of great energy and enterprise
and about the time the State government was
ganized ia Indiana he settled himself at TerTe
Hahte. He satisfactorily filled the offices Of Dis
trict Attorney and Judge afterwards a representa-
tive an Congress from Indiana He held the Office
Of Commissioner Of the General Land Office at
Washington, and at the time OF his deafh was one
Of the trustees Of the Wabash and Erie canal under
the recent arrangement with the creditors Of lndi
ana. He was returning from Washington, where
he had been on the business Of his trust became i'll
at Pittsburg, but proceeded to this city, where
he arrived five days before his death, uHableto pro-
coed farther. The disease Of which he died was
congestion of the liver, which terminated in nun-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

PREsBTTERlAN GHURoH.-Ths Preabytery OF
sembly, new school, because that body refused at
its session last summer to take action against slave
holding ministersand members. TheSynodof DAN
vile, A, Also had the matter under consideration,
but declined to separate at present.