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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Cheese, Cheese.
TUST rec d from Doct E. Butler's in the Cherokee
- Nation, lot of splendid cheese, ted good
any Goshen Western Reserve, and will be sold
low by.
Sept. Is, is49. P. PENNYWIT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

Choiera-lt IS said that the first appearance of
cholera as great epidemic disease in India took
place when the Marquis of, Hastings lay with his
army before the fort of Swa lior. In three days
and Il half of his native and European troops ten
thousand were swept off. At the very same mo-
ment, Sir Rutano Donkin, with a force of seven
thousand men, lay on the other side of the Swal-
llor, without an instance of even one man being
attacked and when the Marquis moved his camp
twelve miles the disease at once ceased Some
years after, while the forces were in cantonments
at Meerut. the horse artillery being placed on the
right the l4th reg giment of foot in the centre.
and the SIh light dragons the left. tie centre
was fercely attacked by this maady. and The ar
tlllery and Slh Dragons did not lose single mani
The Drunkqrd's End-Moses Stevens. of Ips-
wlch an incorporate man. came 10 town on Mon
day last 10 peddie fish, and put up at Savory s
Hotel. He complained of feeling unwe and ex-
hlblted symptoms of delirum tremens. He re-
tired about 10 o'clock. but arose about 2, and
going into the street, with nothing on but his
night clothes, about half mile CRYING
''stoP him, stop hm!'' Aroused by his cries
those in the vicinity went out 10 learn the cause,
and found hrm crawling upon his hands and knees
IN the middle of the road, and exclaiming that his
horse was running away and that he was trying
TO stop him that the devil was on the seat with
him, and that he was trying 10 turn him out; and
begging for help. He then began to pour out a
stream of the most horrd oaths that ever passed
the lips OF man and in few minutes after ex-
pred. Such is the drunkard's end; such his pre-
paration for eternity. In his wagon found
several bottles of rum. He was about 35 years
| of age Laurence Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

: ) o X + w a II d.
a RANAWAY from the Subscriber on Sun
W3N day evening the Both September last, a
.lzaEG NEGRO BOY. named SIMON, aged a about
TE~S 20 years, five feet six seven inches high
'(NS very heavy built.
L viii give TEN DOLLARS for the D pre-
g hensIon OF said boy, if taken up in Con-
way County, or TWENTY DOLLARS If taken up anv where
else IN tins State, or FIFTY If taken up in the
Indian Country, and delivered me at this place or
secured in any jail go can get Him
ENVY WILSON.
LEWISBURG, ARK Oct. I'd, 1919. 2S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
w DOL Crayats.

A VERY large assortment of Men and Boys, OF
y every shade. hue, and quality, for sale by
Oct. 3, lo49. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06

LII l. o + l. E RS,
> EMAINING in the Post Office at Van Buren, Ar.
= kafisis, on the 3Oth of September, 1919, which
il taken out within three months, will be sent 10
the General Post Office dead letters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-06
Blankets.

Blanket COatings.
EOLUE Blanket Coatings for sale by
O Oct b, lo49- WALLACE & WARD.
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The Appointment Or Mr.. Hannegan Minis
ter Benin.

WAshiND1ON, March II, IB4V.
Nv DpAR Sin! have receiv-d your letter OF the
10 re- peetirg Mr. Hsnn~gans appoin mt Minis
ter to Prursia That sppoin m-nt have turpr sed
nohosy more than It surprised me The Senate having
pie al its bueibsts - supposed left the Sc
lSte ell au ter between Fix AZ o'clock on sun
osy NOR pipg the 4tb Of March had never heard
q ryiis bic Of any in enton q nomi mating Mr. Ham
gar Minister to Prussia. tor any ether Office and
sOIpcsed IL certain that nomination, Of any kind
would be cent to TIE 81 nate after that hour
When I heard, the next oay that Mr. Hapne
had be- TN mated to foreign mission, and that
ipation bad been couirm.d. At once eoptradict
ed It, fsyng that boo beer in my seat every
through the whole ~ the ssr,ion OF Saturday and
SATURDAY night and until broad daylight on Sn nday
morning when the Senate WA about breaking up and
bad heard nothing Of any such DoniDation
] look upon this bomin alton, under thu circum
stapees, Of the disreputs bic prooeed nxs
recorded in the histery 81 he government
] am, With much respect, your ob't servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN VIRoINM-In conse-
qutbce Oh ihe p'ess VI business requiring Its at
lennon, Tie Legislature OF Virginia has deemed it
eAM debi To poorg lis " sslOn until to-day.
The R,chnI. Hd Tunes say 3 that The present ses-
SION has been marstd ny the adoption OF a very
UNUSUAL nuInbef Of measures of intrrnel improve.
mem, OF which IT detienates the following as the
most important which, up 10 Friday evening last.
had passed both Hous.s,- '
The bill for the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
MANS state tnbsc'ipnop If three afths Of the CAPT.
tnl OF three millions or 81, 500 co.,
he bill Ter the Blue R.dge railroad approprstes
fr the treasury 100000 annually, for three y.ars
saurb ba,e Of The Blue Rioe-, At focknsh Gan to
Wayp.sbort ugh. In Augusta and further subsoribcs
tire fths If $3.50 600 SselQ for the extspson Of
The Jainosd 10 Sisuprop
III. bill for tie Alexandria and Orange railroad sub
'erb-s an additional nth viz: 1000 for the
rructiop Of that work: = subrcription Of two. nfshs
bsvipg been already authorized by Of the Last
LsgnIstUre.
Ano,b,r hill authorizes the States guaranty to the
btIds OF the Jsmrs River and kaoawbs Com any, to
ne snouit Of $3.50 COO fer etiug the xion
btwesD The canal ard tdswstpr, and OF $3.50 OtO for
dtnp'thg the bivanDa and Soutb Side coo nexions
Another bill sppropiiat-s $4,000 tor Mscsdamizng
E,itmn OF the StauptoD ana Psrks,burg road
The oiDs above enumerated authorize an aggregate
Hpcpra'ep 81 " el0 600; and. b-soes there ng
~ auf-o lsrte nunbr OF sppropr atoms have bee
Mace Hr Gi8Fttnt turnpis,s, chiefly In the wsstsrn
psIt OF the State.
Another bill pa.ed. which transfers the whole of
the States stock in the Petersburg and Roauoke
rshtso amounting TO 1928 500 10 the town OF Pesrs
10 rom. point en- the Rcbu md and Dan VILE rail
read at BuIkevil-. In Prince Eo ard county
In winch event The State wiz be emitted to equ,s
lent sDoupt 81 uoet In the new company
bnopgstsife billie which have passed the fIoure Of
Delsgaief within tie jatt few day., is bill appro
rstI so Go for the 1.-THE Guyancotts
Iver; bin guaranteeing the bonds OF tho Che.ap. AXE
no Ohio tsDs Company 10 the sneprt OF 500 o.
bill ubscibir three nftbs Of SO Tor sMsosdnmsed
y I'D II ,n Buchanan to StsupioB and bill tnbssrib.
irg three bf. o. the capital for railroad from Bucba
ps a. the Roanoke river.
The senate IA. rejected two important bills which
we're pared by the House; one making . three 1rhs
st,crptioD Of $500 00 the Frederick burg and Blue
Rye railroad, the other three ftbs rub criptou OF
$4,000 10 The Alexandra ard Valley tMansssshs
Iap) railroad.
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suprsin. Court General Term.

Pretebt, Justices jones, Edmonos hurbut.
EAhcH 10 Cause No. lsS 10 under sIguDent /; IL
comet should have been placed the ge neral oaen.
COR siter No. rs.
The AIih term will be governed by the following
rnl.r -
l. No jury ssurer on the civil lido will be tried until
The tlh week. except that quest viii BIZ take the
hist ustdny
Appeal term will be held for Eve weeks; Mon
DAY Of zach ~tek being tpecis motion days.
Tie oyer ana T.rriber will not be entered upsu
btpI Tie tbnd~eok That busibets Will interrupt
The lem M an &c diiioDa judge at-ld &c.
On 'bt MI week the jury calendar % the Circuit
VII be called 100 causes n cay, TO try short causes
std nDhe references This busBe,s for the bAn,e rea-
ttp, hot 10 interfere with the 30. term
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In City County Of New York the 10th day Of Ma
O. the 18th osJ NJ rch. lag.
Men. 60; WsIaeo, ~; Boys. "; Girls ys-TotaL SJ


a. the 18th y NJ rch lag.
Men. 60; WsInon ~; Boys, " Girls ys-TotAL Sia
Apopeay 8, arophis, IeeoDg from womb Il burned or
sca 3D. bonchis Of omb Of stomach,
ptios b.; convus,ons 81
group sesoo Of lungs constipation, cysnocit, Dc
tiDty delum tren 0srrhGs dropsy dropsy in
the head 49, drowned dysenr TO- dese Of knee JOINT Il
shu'ion ofungs epilepsy sr,siTsas fever fever puer
Ieral fever soaIet typhoid. fever Vphus.
lever heart disease Of o. noopns cough inhsn
nation, hsnmsu Of brain, b; Inflammation Of bowels 10
iLhsn zion Of chest q nnamu oil art Inflammation
iul s6 milan Of somach Inflammation OF hroat
Inflammation Of fver jIuBd,ce Il killed Or murdered, u;
al trmstion. y; Measles IL
uhcsti D. y old aye palsy, premature bifsh turisy
rheumat',m scropls, small pox, H. ,Irus, suicide
Dg /; known 5.
Age-Under year, ~; b years. Al; to g. ~ $40 TO-
20; 10 to a. Z; ~ u 81 So 81 "A: ~ &c. S. 81 tn g. IL
81 to TO- IA 10 to ~ u 80 TO So 81 to 100 2; unknown.
4 W. WHITE. City Inspector.
Cfty NJ H.
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Doinestic Markets.

fBtLAbkLPHIA, nsroh 10 r. N.
There was very Iitt, mt In -four to-day and
TIE Only seie Vas 200 bbs. r, pbtyivsnia brands At
$40 wtieh the unioin asked rate for fair ns
hsnos Corn neat and rye -four are quiet at pr~vi.
oOe quotatioIe. Nh.at-Tb.re sales unsde
pubic Corn IN far d. nspd and 5000 10 coo bus,
Wostiy Sou,h.rp yellow, soid at b4o weight Oats
Seplern worth 300 Groceri.s firm, and further sales
~ New Orleans ,rusr and moias.ss are reported at
stNICtyn prices. fGcyL!ons- SGt zach 1OlDg "
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In the city Of Washington, on the 10th ultiuo, by
the Rev J. Van Hcrsigb, Of 81. Peters Church, M
GsoReE B. WALLS, Zone OF the Washington oorrss-
DOE d~pts of the Neg York Hraid) to Miss BAsBAKv
Verona sl6sst daughter OF the late j. r La Trutte
Gil of Washington.
March LIST, by the Rev MIR Cory Mr. GEoRoE W
REEp, to Miss D,BoRAH A. BoycE, all Of this city.
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supreme Sour'-sp.ciaI Term.

FUNhfdr.
MARCH 10 - botus M. Fo,ster U.s. Jas H. Inrens-
honob 10 sih. cut sbtwei o.n.d except IS to those
Isfts Which az condsuopaiib their terms.
P,tstor Ho6g's rs Stephen Re.d-Motion to set
aide t4,C ItioI BTsnttd
Jesse " Br,dict 'mri,od,d, &c., ads. Wm. H.
Ss,kW oton ersDuo.
Iva III Gnoson ~. Titdk. GrihpP Nj oton for
jtosp' bt tb GvnUr'er a. f,volous 0sp,a,
H. the mai, Of Datid Bar,t.os, asn.tnisiyatsy, &c.
-Nolm o.bid.
I.,y H. kaftnkomp Us. Loutsa Ratsnkomp.-Di.
vSiee gtsGttd
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Markets Ell Sc WHERE.
STOCK SALES.

TpIJruima n rch 10 1usi Loard and Atsr-S2o0
sts ~ MP &tt en- D. 10 th 80 Lehish o. "; IuO
u NO iDpgiu &c. ssk; ziU L.bph CT scriJ, in: no
DO IN, Itt do, Id 1T ,hs morrr iV ~ kesdirB 1915 o.
&C.. ~ smq Clb. lS% ~ heiops. 10Y oV oi'std. 10
bah, - R''org ~: Seecnd Io.rd aud Afu- SlOtos
fnvti, vi no l sos %, IN rs 10 rem rs, iN0S
ttvts - M 1000 th ~; ltn Reading Mgt DDS 6lh;
no dc t ;b'it 81 ~ Union Canal y; 100 DO,
IN - do Vi 10 do, VI Far hsch Batk, 20 Iirard
BAH, 10 ~, 90 do rs ~ "a hes a. Del lal al TO-
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Died.

Or Friday, Msrch l6, HrsRIErrA BEAvEr, the b.
loved wife Of George BeSvsp In 2lst year OF her age
late Of the city Of London, Eng
At Staten leland the 18th inst, Captain AroH1w
ToMss formerly shipusster Of this port in the 10Th
yssr Of his age
Monday, the 18th Of March, 1s49, at 8H O'Clock In
the evening, Mrs CATHARise NEAL, the beloved wife
Of Henry Neal, in the Bath year OF her age
The frends Of the family, aud those Of her brother,
Psrrick Cox respectively invited to attend her
from her late reside No 10 Hamilton street
on "wednesday, the 2lst instant, at O'clock, r NJ.
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MAtcH )9- LsV,d,n o. a taiioI named Frederick
ptFei var titvsbt before Judge Bette tbis NOR ming
Cd cfbfEe 81 des'iting non PfpssaD vsssl nov In
tbW Jtrt After ib>e,tt atipR the Hattsr, his Honor
oditd him to b. delivered over the Pru,riAn Consul
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change the markets. Whishsy, In bbls, sells slowly
&C 23e she psrket IL ratber heavy. Seeds-No
sbepge in the psrket Frsyhts without alteration In
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Her.Id MANN. Corrs,poraencs.

PANAMA. rtuh, ksph %, M Arrived-ehip Europe
sont L,apol brs sns, bste Bos,cp; kdi. bors ssett
b"bt sotrt tshsrne N,ye NJ, Batin Ann PA kcr
tL,i, i'spi Tho lorer, Nth r,s n. Providence
LtSr~ sEP ho GiaLes, EJsp, New VDeaus bars Lcvant
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u. Iomm,ss,on.r,s ONCE.

Before O.oige W Morton, Esq.
hhRpH It- Chats' u mansioug hfs, - The case or
Jo"ph Ryder Fsttpon.d Untn morrow (this)
nOiLiIg
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rsssenEeIs Arrived.
buFhtr-' TYP tons'ituii u MT Mason nnd ladv
Ntpp,ii N~'S ~-AeAnsS N AsvnN OK
VAIN CEvs-Bsrh Iussne-H chao
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TIE President at recognized M. Guys as Con-
su'sr Al'rt'f he t"n'h itpubl'c Ion The port Of
as EIELCtLO, I G...tlL,H.
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Nov. m,nus Of Indiv,d nails.

. osh'eefsh "a borh CT George Coy~sy, Addressed
H"tttftrsrcs oftf- " p. Church, n. fl.zandris,
No. On ~ l. in,,
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Appoin msbts. Nominations, Movements,
&C. Of The NslY All InlEl slraIIau.


Eptrsm Hutch,Be has been appointed Postmaster
at concord N. II, vice joseph Robin,on removed.
T,notfy Cosg,ban Postmaster At New port, in place
Of Jo,epb Josejyn.
Jssspb j PitDsp, Postmaster at Huntsville, Alaba-
ma In place OF VIM A. Nunnslly left ths State.
Samuel 4 Ccoh Postmaster Mt New Brunswick, New
Jsrsey, In place u John simpson his commission far
the year ending 3oth June, 1913, having excssded
$1,000
Aihsd Covles to ne Re- glitter OF the Land Onaos 1T
Chicsso Illinois in thu place OF VIM Jackson, Who're
tern OF ofhee has pred.
Js'se Dubois, TO be Receiver Of Public Moneys at
fA'uiD. Illinois IN the place OF Wn. Wilson, whose
Term " thce expired on the 18th inst
Sstbev Gillespie. To be Register Of the Land Once
hosTd.vill- Illinois in the place Of Jacob Judy,
who're term a. office has expired
hsiry Brown to b~ Register of the Land Office ct
moved " -" P'' " '"'' o. '''~, ''
joshua Taylos, Collector at ocracoke North Caro-.
s5pirsd 'A''' ''N'"'''oA "'
Vim, n. Arnold. Collector n, Pear, Riv.r M.J..
opp wee Hufot .. Pray resigned ' ~
John ~ Frost. Surveyor A. port.u,r.h Nh,
sbne vice Winthrop Pickering, whose oommis,,oa az
pred "'''''" GA
James Hunter, Appraiser OF Merohsna,.. ., s,
Lab, Georgia, vice Charlie, Stephen, deoea.ed
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BoRR THREATS PROM CANADA.-The B,,,,,h
Coo~'f, published al Toronto, In spr ak lnp OF the
policy Of the English governmt nj towards IL colo
pies, rays - That unprlncpled and me rcenary fac
ton, which bas sscr feed the agricultural interest
at he me. and Ike 10 rule the colonies by tal-e.
h' I'd md deception, is tact Fastening on a erls,s
mat VIII d.prve 9 ~ Brliain ~ rbe mo-' lnysl
bA1 -. .4l u Il ! .i1 Colc.!.i p,ases..tCs
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ssTE.i.ISENCE By THE MAILS,
WAsHrxs TON, March IL, lS49.
HE E~shxh Navfeottow LaHs- The Mexsca~ Pro

WA.uHe TON, March IL, lS49
HE E~ghh Nnvigotio~ Lnrs- The Mer'ea~ Pro
Tosa'Hns~fs, Re.
The call made Ly Mr.. Webster, in the Senate,
some days ago, for copy OF the instructions I'M
der which Mr.. Bancroft acted, in proposing re-
eiprocity in the freedom OF the coasting trade be-
tween the two countries, has been answered by the
Secretary OF State. Mr.. Clayton. The answer has
been received by the Senate, and yet there is no
thing known Of its contents. Why Is thus! Does
Mr.. Webster wish to screen Mr.. Buchanan from
the odlum he de- scrbed rs likely 10 attach To any
enc sanct oning such scheme How has the
tht matter bee II hushed up? The answer has GER
tainly been sent In. Will the tact turn out to be
that such Instructions have never been issued oy
Mr. Buchanan, and thai The convention was never
.. riOusly prop, sed by Mr.. Bancroft! IL is 70 DE
hored that Mr. Webster, as he has moved IN the
matter, will make such dsvelopement as Will put
IL IN q TAR light before The country
Nh BE BtoD PROCESSES 10 be In posse ssi0n OF fur-
her information " iih regard to The Protocol, and
il about on NJ OIL day neat, 10 make vlgorou as
SAUL on the late adm nstTation. This looks very
much like tnHng; hut unIil the nature Of the new
LIS BIT Nh b. mon Is IN possession of he fully known,
j. is Impossib ie TO come 10 decision upon IT,
were 8, nj in to-day tor confirmation. No dlplo-
matte appointments will be made at present, and
L" change made IN he larger Offices until after the
End OF the present fiscal year. There were no
hrmstlOns to-day NJ
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PHILADELPHIA, MaIcn 49, loAS
The Steam Pvopuer Harttord--Ihe Hi~chma~
CGM-A@6fhsr Meamtr TOR the Chogres River.
Mr.. Frederick p Green, the supercargo OF the
steam propeller Hartford, bound to California,
which put INTO Bermuda in distress, in consequence
OF her foremost being carried away In a terrific
gale, on the night Of the 23d ut, has arrived in
this city, and will sail again on Wednesday, in a
vessel bound to Bermuda, accompanied by an en-
klBeeT Ia take the place VI shipped before she
lett New York. Mr.. Green gives very favorable
account Of the sta gong qualities OF the Hartford d.,
and utterly contIadics the statement that she has
been condemned He states that her machinery
not broken, but that the propeller could not be
put in motion Tor several hours; the rigging OF the
mast carried away having been entangied In it,
Her repairs were gong on rapidly when he left
Bermuda, and by the time he caches there again,
she viii, without doubt, be re ady for sea.
The NEST OF the morning session Of the Nisi
Prius Court, before which the Hluchman case is
Iend Dg, WIS occupied In re argument OF a mo-
ton Ia discharge Ttain OF the defendants, against
whom their counsel did not think there was EVIL
dence sufficient to duplicate. Judge Burnside In
etIucttd the Jury that they should dlschargr DIR.
EvaDs and Anna W. Hlnchman, the sister of the
plaintiff. on The above ground. The jury differed
in opinion with the Judge in regard to the sister,
but discharged DIR Evans.
Messrs. Barclay " Son, Of Kensington, have
commenced The construction OF a small stern
wheel steamboat for The Messrs. Asplnwa, in.
tended to ply upsn the Chsgres river, from the
Town up To Cruces. She is To be 81 feet keel, lS
etbe.n,, and feet hold, and for the purpose of
being shipped on board OF a vessel to Chagres, she
VIII be divided IN Two parts. Dgthwise with two
keels, sterns and stern posts 80 that on reaching
CbsgIes the tw0 portions can be boiled together,
sno make a servceabe vessel in that region Her
eng ne is IreIaylpR by Messrs. Reany, Neafe " |
Co. The whole IL to be completed in thirty days.
David HaDley, the clerk Of the Orphans Court,
d.o last night, IN this city. The deceased WAS
the Incumbent of tins Office previous to the last
election, When. II will be RENE mbered, Oliver
Brooks was chosen The latter, however, died
before tskrg po-te ssion OF office, and the Co.
vernon appointed Jacob Broom, Eco, to the Va.
csncy. The court, however. decided that no a.
capcy existed, but that the then incumbent must |
hold over Ill The neat election. And now that |
death has sveied the possestor of the office, Go.
vernon Johnston will probably repeat the appoint
m~nt.
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Superior COuIt-NarCh Tcrm-In Banc0.
MAkcH ~ The arg ument calendar was called twice.
The second time No b2wssreachsd; No. 20 reserved
csuse, IL now under argument.
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st. Pufrieh's Doy--Lodtss tor California Er-
tewnps R0bbsry-Ihe City Appolnt.ncnts--Mt
Seol, re.
We had a clear a d bright day en- Saturday, I'M
Ill s o'clock in the evening" when the rain came
down IN torrents, just as the Hlbenian Society
was about setting down To their dinner. st. Pa
arick's day, without ram, would be no day at all.
The bng Arabian, which sailed from here on
Saturday. Tor California, took out fve ladies',
having altogether about forty passengers on boa d.,
ali Of the most respected bic character.
On Saturday night, shortly alter IL O'Clock, the
store of MessTs Passano, IN Centre Market space,
entered by burglars, who robbed the establish.
10 The value OF about $500 They made their rs-
cape with the booty, and mp to the present time
they have euded the vigilance OF the police.
The Number Of vessels within the port of Baltl-
more, exclusive ut bay craft mp To the close of last
weeks, were, sniis Is barks l5 briggs 81, schooners
81 amounting IN the aggregate to 81, CT which
number, tour are up Tor California.
All Is sui n doubt with regard to the appoint.
sntbts Tor this Guy The postoffice is again con-
sioered to he in doubt, from the tact that the Hon
Revtrdy Johnson has determined TO stand alsof,
not being wiling to take the responsibility of Sc
ecting from the various applicants, being friendly
with all Of Them. ] rather expect, however, that
he III neither OF The most prominent applicants
eLiitled TO u, and Intends recommending some one
who has bee less Importunate.
GoI Name w, Of ot course, get the custom
towards the well known wishes Of almost three
thirds OF The wblg party of this city. With the
great mass OF the voters no other name is men
ilOned. Mr.. Griffin, the last wing candidate for
mayor, Is also the avorite of the party for sur
vey or OF the pert.
The Campbell Mnstrels are not doing very well.
They have, evidently, lest money since they have
been here. This kind of music is getting out of
vogue.
The Germania Band etlll continue 10 give con-
cer,s here, and are drawing crowded honses
They ore considered as superior to either Gung'ls
or the Steyermark he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

Sailed.
Jatet dips Wet Point Lvsrpeok ftslia, do; nhp Suas
holL.,t, New Ojlstra
Psrh for PahaS In atten ptire
suresy wiiout pilot ron a,hsrc ON the West Bank.
SITS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-06

LARD OiL.--Tn Cincinnati, saws tho 81,
Louis Reveillc, il is calculated that eleven
millions pounds Of lard will DO run into
lard oil this year, two seven,hs Of which
aggregate will make siearine, the residue
oil, say about twenty thousand barrels Of
fnriy three gallons each. There is also an
es, Enlistment in that city extensively en-
gagged in extracting from The residue ofthe
hog the grease, which viii probably this
year operate in this way on thirty Thousand
hogs. This concern alone is expected 10
turn out this season three million pounds Of
lard. Three million pounds Of eiearim
have been made in one year into candies
and soap in these factories, and they can
nike Elk thousand pounds Of candles per
average day throughout tho year.