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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
J. @. WEATHERLY,
DRAPER and TAILOR,

MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
IO ct Port Gibson and vicinity; that he
has Just received from New York, splen.
did assortment of Fine Black, Brown and
Green Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cashmere;
Black and Colored, Figured and Plain, Sa-
tin and Silk Vestings, &C.. which he is
prepared to make up to order, into Goats,
Vests and Pants, in accordance with the
latest fashions.
His Stock of Goods has been careful
ly selected, and forms as handsome an as
sdrtment as has ever been brought to this
market.
Gentlemen wishing handsome and well
fitting garments, are requested TO call and
examine for themselves.
TAILORING in all its branches will
be carried on by him, and he warrants a
fit in all cases, whether he furnish the
material or not.
April 16, 1850. 34-ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24

JUST RECEIVED,
I HID. SUGAR,
i 19 Kegs Nails, assorted,
2 Casks best Porter,
II Doz. Bottles CIaret,
Superior Red River Molasses,
Best Sugar-cured Hams,
Best Bourbon Whiskey,
Tomato and Walnut Catsup,
Lard, Raisins, Pie Fruit, Figs,
Lobsters, Herrings,
Candies, assorted, Rio Coffee,
Shot and Powder,
Best Green and Black Tea.
81. DORSEY & Co.
April 26, lS5O-35
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
Executors Notice.

At the June Term, A. d. 1850, of the
"A Honorable Probate Court Of Claiborne
county, I will present my annual account,
as Executor on the estate of Eden Bra
shears, deceased. for settlement and allow
ance. j. P.PARKER, Executor.
May II, 1850. Ss 81
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
Groceries.

DERSONS in want of articles in my line
i will please give me call-one door
North of the Post Office. My prices are
lin accordance with the times. Thankful
for past favors, hope to meet continu-
ance of the same by selling cheap, and by
keeping constantly on hand fresh supply
of
Brown, Loaf and Crushed Sugar,
Sperm and Star Candles,
Soap, of various brands, Starch,
Green, Black and Imperial Teas,
Chocolate, Broma, Saleratus,
Lobsters, Salmon, Sardines,
Sweet Oil, Lemon Syrup, Pickles,
Preserves, Prunes. Claret Wine,
London Porter, Cognac Brandy, 4
White Wine Vinegar, Molasses,
Painted Tubs and Buckets, Oval foot Tubs,
Well Buckets, Sugar Boxes, Brass bound
water Buckets, Zinc & plain Washboards,
Axe Handles, Fruit Baskets, Brooms,
Hearth Brooms, Selves, Coffee Mills, best
Chewing Tobacco, Smoking, do. Stone
Pipes, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Morocco
Chestnuts, Boston crackers. sa
A sas ALSO
Hair Brushes. every quality, Cloth, Crumb,
Horse, Shoe, Tooth and Scrub Brushes;
French Parlor Cards, Fancy Soaps, Violin
Strings Combs, Cigar Cases, two pair
fancy Candlesticks, Fishing Tackle of all
kinds, Percussion Caps, Butcher Knives.
Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. egg
q The best Cigars always on hand.
Sd nsa WIN. H. WRIGHT. :
MAJ 3, 1850 36-u
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
5 ONEIe FOR IsEs
GR0GE r

No a; STAMPS ROW,PoRT GIBSON
mississippi,
EEPS constantly on hand, Flour, Su
IN gar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Soap, Salt,
Starch, Powder and Shot, Rice, Mackerel,
Salmon, Shad, Herring, Tobacco, Cigars,
Hams, Pickles, Candies, Spices. &c.
June s, 1S49. Ally
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24

on credit Of six months from the day Of
ale, at the door Of the Court House of said
county in the town ofPort Gibson,
On Monday, the 24th day of June,
A. ID. 1850,
the following tract or parcel of land, TO wit:
The Plantation on which the late Peter
Mcintyre resided at the time Of his death.
known asthe Caledonia Plantation, situated
IN the County OF Claiborne, State of Mis-.
sissPpi, on the South side ofthe road lead
lg from Willow Springs to Grand Gulf
and bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, John Burnet and others, more par
ticularly described in said decree, and in a
Deed Of Mortgage made by the said Peter
Mcintyre, to the President and Directors of
Inc Grand Gulf Rail Road and Banking
company, bearing date the 10th day of No.
yenber A. D. lS40, and recorded in the
ofce of the Clerk Of The Probate Court of
nd county, in Book U. Of Deeds, on pages
-, 479 and 4S0, and containing six hun.
lFed and sixty-two acres, more or less,
Composed of several smaller tracts or par
,els Of land, as described in said Deed of
Mortgage.
The purchasers will be required TO exc
cute their bonds with good and sufficient
tFetles. GEO. p. STRONG,
), Commissioner.
May "a, 1850. 39.5t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
Grand Gull, Directory.
DANIEL & BLISS,
WhOLesGLe and RetaeJ

GROCERS,
Corner of Church and China Streets, Grand
Gay, Mississippi,
D ESPECTFULLY inform the public at
lO large, that they keep constantly on
hand and for sale, as low as can be afford.
ed, general assortment of
EDEnAm.aA
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24

Girauit, Hutchinson 81 Co.,
GRAND GULF.
TiIIE undersigned have established them
i selves at Grand Gulf, as
Commission and Forwarding
.MERC.H.H.N'TIS.
Our facilities for storing, selling and ship
ping Cotton, are ample, and our attention
to the general interests of orr patrons will,
we trust, give full satisfaction. Any order
for Plantation supplies will be promptly and
faithfully attended to.
GEO. r. GIRAULT,
WN. HUTCHINSON,
j. S. MASON.
Sept 81, 1849. 4-1y
ST. GENEVIEEE LINE.
IN BBLS. st. Genevieye Lime,
JU 80 do Western do for sale
low by GIRAULT HUTCHINSON & Co
Blankets.
000 PAIR Blankets on hand and for
AUU sale low by
Oct 5 GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON & Co.
Russets and Brogans.
lUUU 500 do Black do
100 do do Brogans; for sale by
Oct 5 GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON & Co.
T OweIEs, IL bales rs and "A Osna-
IL burgs on hand. and for sale low by
GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON q Co.
October 5, 1849.
T INSEY AND JEANS, 10 bales Color
II ed Linsey, 5 bales Colored Jeans on
hand and for sale low by
GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON & Co.
October 5. lS49.
DacOn, 10 Casks Clear Sides,
ID 5 i" Ribbed s.
on hand and for sale low by
GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON & Co.
October 5, l849.
CT. LOUIS FLOUR, we are receiving
y every two weeks, fresh St. Louis City
Mill Flour, expressly for family use.
GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON q Co.
ARD OLA very superior article at
Ldec 20 GIRAULT, HUTCHINSON & Co.
SUNDRIES.
d AISINS In /, ] and whole boxes, fresh.
lO Maekerel, (Is49l in ], ! bbl. & kits;
Almonds, Fresh Rice, Citron,
Maccaroni. West India Preserves;
Pic Eruits 6c inst recpivod hv
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
Public Auction.

!0ner. to the highest bidder. at
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-05-24
The Artesian Springs.

Cooper's Well, April 2gtb. 1850 36.5m
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

IL no longer an imperial prince OF Austria at Frank
tori TO represent royalty Is his idea Of govern
ment utterly lnseparable from prince and
crown Does he suppose all Is lost IN Germany
because she thas lost the Archduke I Does he
proclaim, officially, that the Germans are inca
liable Of forming government because a
Innce has abdcated The elections TO the
Parliament at Erfurt have taken place; but
this idea 10 too democratic for Mr.. Clayton,
and, without gvisg Il another thought, ne
orders the archives OF the mission in Frankfort to
be sent TO Berlin All this was done against the
positive remonstraDces of Baron koenne, tue mi-
mister OF the revolutionary central power OF Ger
many In Warrington. Mr. Clayton needed MN
not. If he cannot put down revolutions by the
sword, he is, at least, wiling to crush them by the
weight Of what is officially mlsrepresented as pub
lie opinion in America.
And VET, while Mr.. Clayton denies the existence
all diplomatic intercourse with its minister here,
he refuses to cancel the bond which he required OF
Baron Roenne. previous to the sailing OF the steam
ship United States The power which, in the
message, Is said no longer to exist, may, In Mr..
Clsyton's opinion, still harm Denmark and the
war which is long since brought 10 close may
still be renewed between Denmark and that nom
existing power and, therefore, Mr.. Clayton, a
perfect Shy lock in hording royal treasures, refuses
TO give up the bond Baron Roenne will bnng the
matter before Congress, and appeal from the Secre-
tary, "wbo struts HIS hour upon the STAGE" to the
representatives Of the States and the people.
Mr.. Clayton's whole course of diplomacy is so
completely tnctured with predictions in favor of
deepotsm, that, were IL not for the law which pre-
vents puslic officers from accepting patents of
sobillty and decorations, he would, long this,
have become grand cross ot the Emperor Nicholas.
French punsleT might then have written to him,
as on former occasion UOus ape= nfrit6 Ia crOlr,
t PEn,posW Ia cmde! Q'aecords.)
VIII give you, IN my next, sketch OF what
Mr. Clayton is dong, through his representative
IN Berlin
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

on Saturday, Jan. H. tpwts V. v. H.r.sr, assa "a
years
an. relatives s-d friends Of the family, slso the
member sud friends OF Victory Hose psny rs.
sud tie frt Department 20 general are respee Iaily
rvted t. attss hs funsfa from his late rrsid-ucs,
~ Aubrey street corner "a vrsud this daJ (SasdaJD,
ct p O'Clock. 2 NJ.
ON tridsy. ilth inst at II NJ Aiics, wife Of Frsn.
elt lUdd. in tts ssth year Of her age
Her rsua. and relatives respectfully invitsi to
stttG f,r fon.rsi from zSs Bosery, on Suntsy 10th
met. az orlcch. NJ.
en- tbe ioth inst II wuiamsburs. L. . OF crous
hSN LUtIsa ouly ehiif q Cap. tn ma. aui Naiaols
lnssrrsil sged one gar. seven mosths and siEtet
Csls.
fo,tlSri. Me-. papers pi.sse copy.
tr The l2th met, Nutisu iurrtLL. uatirs ~
South Jsroliur ard student Of medicine 10 the nj
Vsfsit, ef New ofs acsd ~ y-sfs
Ire th,rs. Gesee aud FayetieEihe Osfur~ VIII
rlts.e copy.
Ats nestins of the students of North aud Sou n
CsroIpa Mr. ID NcRss bsiug In the chair, Nr u
McSssn Secretary, the folio~ins resolutions sere
sCopttd.--
lst Rs.olvsd Thet -e deepy dsplore the loss a our
iritrd srd fellow student Wiuaa J. fmne!i II south
a. Rs.,i.ed. We dsspiy ,yups,hiro uita che "a.
rents q The Decreased IN their fr-Tsrsb.e Ioss
"a Received That -e sea- toe usual be lge of
mourning for thirty csys
am ne-sIssd Th. a sopy of tbss. resolutions bs
fr~srded the patent. oi the decssssd BY the
tsry =. ID. McREA, Jhatrmse.
N A. McSwAS Secretary
Dec lc - Bermuda, WttiiAN GsAr, master of bark
JfsHttnnr, frow Nss Nutk Sgd - Years, th- vessel
haVtg pct into TIE soove port In distress Dec on
aftturs toysgs fgom Wsst COaet 81 Aires tcf Nes
irk
The New York herald., 1850-01-13
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, January IL, 1880.
The Hungarian Exties- Custom Houe 1repida-
taon-Semator Pratt and the Nonnnations-
Causin and Reform - Coumtet te,ting- -Llcendt-
ayism-DI0rkeis, &c.
A portion OF the Hungarian exles were expect
ed TO arrive here yesterday, and quite a concourse
OF citizens sembled at the depot TO give them
cordial greeting They were, however. disap-
pointed; but il is announced by telegraph that a
portion OF them Will positively arrive to-day
There is much repidauon in and about our Gus
tom House, from the tear Of the action Of the
Senate on the appointment Of Colonel Kane but
now that Ex-Governor Pratt is in his seat, think
that no fear may be entertained by them on that
score. He is determined that the Colonel shall be
confirmed, ana he is not used 10 be disappointed.
When he sets us head ON doing thing
has ever known him to tail; 80 that Coloael Kane
and Mr. Maddox may sleep sound, with all others
interested, with the assurance that their nomlna-
tIons will pass the Senate.
Mr.. CausIn, the prime agent OF Mr.. Pratt and
the Z" Custom House cliques," will remain in his
seat In the House OF Delegates until the close OF
the session, when he will enter the duties of
United States District Attorney for Maryland.
lie has yet to Illustrate the conventional reform
moytmtnt, by the sowing OF dlscord among its
friends, which he has air, ady commenced, whilst
pretending To favor the movement hImself. He
has The talent, tact, and cumming 10 do II, and
one doubts hl~
The trIal of William Harman, for counterfeiing
American CON, now progressing before the
United States District Court. IL Is thought that
some important Developments will be made IN the
course OF the tual.
The fifth au.mpt made on Thursday night
10 bum Out MessTs Butcher X Sandy, OF this city,
two enterprlsIng young men who have started a
city package express, Their stables have been
burnt by lnc' ndIary four times during the past
two months and on Thursday night their office
WIS cent hrt, but was discovered before much
damage Was done.
The folio .iug the rAles at the stock card yes
terdsy - loo nd quar- SIS. SSh 81 900 do. do 4,
SSh $500 DO DO % ST. 900 do. do ssia $1,000
do. de-, 80 500 tity os 1890 l03 10 shares Merch
BBnk. 81 ~ DO hech BAuk 1871 do. Bait. Fire
ipsr sA4 l2O do b. ana q. Il X, 5oli - do. do Z,
time b7A.
There 10 little Dot.ing doing In markets
Howard street hcur L. held at 81 - but buyers will
rot cher more tnap s. sii4 City Miis Il also held at
S4th III. receipts have lately been very small
Icciny by sster though Lsrbr aud AL the trbu-
tsrts OF ths hay b.evs, free Of lee rne light
receipts Lave ssrv'd u impart hrmness 20 prices.
NhRtN. quot. ,slrs of rsd Ia snsl parcels froil 81
10 81 o. aud sud fr white O5 TO 81 % and 81
10 torn- White ~ tOats and y-llO~ st b5ots
Rye Limited -ses 4 Nd At SO Diets. Oats are In
good quest, mmaud " a IS cents per bushel
The New York herald., 1850-01-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, January l2-6P. NJ.
The DELAY In receiving the Canadas news had the
effect of checking operations in nearly all
Of produce. From the same cotton was less
active, and the sales were materially diminished,
while quotations we're unchanged, and holders frm.
There fair business doing in this State and Wes-
tern flour, and also In Canadian, and steady prices.
Southern brands In better demand, with more
doing. There good milling demand for what;
but the views Of sellers above the offers of
buyers New Ia better supply, and less firm
old continued scarce, and prices drm. Pork con-
tuusd inactive but holders nifestsd a.
Beef continued steady while cut meats and lard
tnusd hrm, with more doing in the latter article.
Butter and cheese we're without marked change Gro-
csIies exhibited no material alteration In prices
AsHks.- be market for both sorts continued very
quiet at So 90 . 80 62k for old bills 50 IS . So
70 for new pots, and 81 lz1s for pearls
BHsApsTuFts - Flow.-rn sales for the day resshed
500 bbls including fine, at 81 SO 81 SIX; commoa
TO straight brands At So IS l2<; Michigan st 50 rs
So 90; pure Genesee ut So so So 62h other grades
remained unchanged Southern -Four WAS in better de-
msnd In part for export with sales OF 200 bbls mix
ed To good conmsp brands, At SIS Is S. 81 fancy At
So 90 s5 tZh and extra At 20 a So l2h. Rye Flour
WAS steady; 20 bbis eoid ut ~ ~ . So Corn Meal
sHoat, and So from store Wheat Sales included 900
bushels good Canadian at 81 Os and 100 bu.hels Long
iano NJ 81 O6i4 81 o. Corn wss rather easier, par
ticularIy Tho sass we're SEQ bushels at $50
q 6oc Tor new Southern aud Jersey mixed; $50 for
white (very damp) 5oc. . Ole. for old white Jersey
6lho fer OLD Western mixed Go for ast yellow; aud
dull; IL held at Clio without sales Oats
tive but rather easier for Jersey and Southern with
sales OF Northern at 42c i5c; Jersey st $50 4lc ;
aud southern 1T $50 a3Ic.
fully due. ard the failure OF the Eastern msis contri
but.d TO diminish the amount Of business which only
reech.d 900 bales. Prices were fully supported We
continue our quotations, though rather below asking
The New York herald., 1850-01-13
PnssenYers SalieA.


HAvAvA. Nrw o.ISAss AND CuAe as -sto,mshtp Ohis
IT Ptiree Bs,es. Alex W Hsctets J Bu tnsr, j
Cotnf seesum. Berry pAliippe Wolfe. Mr. Bsnnets
bridgs Qsian, Nc Phelps Ma Watson. Lsao. y M
i'r Mics Dav Mrs. sorIan sr Carr Nr rars, Mr. aaokay
BIZ 80, = x, dsp1nt m scCrsssen, yehnsor. xr
ti.le ss ordsy sr = res Arm aemsrs. san Adrisas
Bcrril Mr.. Dusn. hrs Newmsn chiidrea aud a.r-
ssnt Rovero. Lshandagro, soorc p fresby . Com
sr,ine. del Rc. 9 i snet Mr. srSe,. a,isaS g:,-
see Walls Jr James Mathews Gel sioo AID f.niiv,
or wsrd NJ needer.on. Asar, and iaIy Mrs xsrL NJ
ho.shrn sss Henderson. Desas, cros. Mss So
mores Mis- s'efree two Ma ktnrs. Miss AevictAr, Nc
S,.'.' ~. n'.sG9 sns ,dy srsll,s
Ys'ss. & A,lsa n, a X Beaton o xeEvsrty po.S. -
flsss Ar;' cSrs, Hsfs%.' ssi ssSs1 ss, Gw esss
10 .HoI, u s,,rt hSmos, y surphy. Duaiap u.a-
erisis Hissss css Inc %, sussrc, ,sss Cos
tmi,h. y kysr. fest A aoreas "a N,tn. so-s,.
" Jenes w,ss sssLtoii. J y Hasa.l' Nara 4
nhr ,isss M csr,sp; Nsr'h,Il. y u nwsn, P.rre.
Att MIA, pors'd. tasri II Stow. j & P.,sr..s Z
b. ten, Snyder, susytav- W Tyiev, r. DIsh,s !
s'ire'id piee', hsGelr. ~ hawts. ssruissr,
hsIiy hu ksl.n' 1pa.r. a T. Brows, II Eisw ,rth
Lil.waI'h, 1ennsy Hoidea 1aiksss. a l. stsTsr
80 a ~ IN Jsilson Cspt Brswn,s Irss. xolr-y
h,htrli NJ hanman Hoorer Lsvrsncs, hajor dsrrsu
II Io b. Cert Aiie.y. e. b VIE.
Ma 1,slo- -stssus..p Soutssrnsr- Bsi, rhu'es !
Bnllen trs sss r.i Osers aId lssr Niss s.sa~sr
hiss fe't, sifs'r rgrb and family ar. bostwin.
.ss D. 10 g sse f.s, Q i,r,sr s.i., s.. span
std, az kslh.,t ~shhstt sss bate Ei.s o.,i. q 4
- nots NJ Hler. Mr. p~frn. y has r.. ! Dseus, 4
are aea is., y . rvl-r I.hh Br,sus. lehn ra.
fvsst Issns y Issruel. aCansh.ii. n. yshs,s ss
NdtmpN y shctthease hnd 10 IN steer ..
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

ssrRrm, CeuRr OF rHE UsIrsD STATES January To-
No 81. Edmund a. II Gibson, plaintiff In error, 70
concluded. No Ss. Thomas Williams, administrator
80 appellant. VS. Benedict Bene edist-rhis cause
argued for the appellant No SO. John Me.
Farlsbds administrator and al plaintiffs in
Virgil Mcknight This argued for the plsi1-
tGs In and submitted, on printed argument, fer
the defs pdsnt In error
Jan. LIP Frazer Smith, Esq, Of Penusylvania aud
John Whtcomb, Eco, Of indiana were admitted attor
Bsys and counstlsrs Of this court No 30 Francis
Suget p NJ Lapice ct al In error to the Circ ut
Count Of the United States for Louisiana Mr. Justice
Catron delivered the opinion Of the court reversing
the decision Of said Circuit Court with costs and
ings in conformity to the opinion Of this court No
80 Lessee Of Jacob Lheesmau ct al vs. Thomas Wat
In to the Circuit Court OF the United
States Tor fenDsylvsnia Mr.. Justice Mclean de-
judgment of fad Ci cult Court in this with costs
No ~. Henry H. Boody et al. rs. the Unites States
In to the Circuit Court Of thS United States for
Maine. Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion
of the court Diminishing this because the writ
tued out in the Of only two OF the de-
fendants 10 the joint judgment sgsinst them, aud
another In the Circuit court No. Al. Adam Mills et
si plautihs In error, Sc Clair county ct al THIS
csuee argued by Messrs. Gamble aud Webster for
the plaintiffs in error No AZ. John Maxwell appel
liant. Us Joseph Kennedy stsl This cause was sub
mitted to ths court on the record and printed argu
ments by Nessrs Dsrgsn and Bibb for the appellant
and BY Mr. Sherman for the appellees.
CsuEr OF Arrr.L,, Jan lo-Nos. 20 and 2I oallsd
and passed No ~ argued Nos. 20. "a and IS called
and passed No 20 the opening argument continued
Until the hour cf Iectsf, 2 z NJ.
were made. witch are held under sdvisemsnt. Mat
thew " b Fowler aud another ex RS &o., appellants,
sgt. Charles Polling and others, resp'ts This cause
was put upon the calendar, to be submitted upon
Of this cause was resumed, and continued until the
hour Of recess, 2P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1850-01-13
EorsISn Marsets.

BtsEsror.. Dec -. All kiuds ~ American Imports
foil supply. and sslss at thu flllorinc rates:
flour So s5 70 81; Nsa "a 70 - IS; Ne,s rork sl3
Prime do fl0 s5 tcrn 80 TO- D. T. Teas 81. Batter lie
There l2c ard i2a Hams lie Pilot Bread Sc 90;
taross lsc Eise sc.; w Pine Lumber si7 so; Cyprus
Shrgles - % so; W Pioe - 20 - So; Pine sis TO
So ncuirAl X q. stsyes $50 90 $50, as % quality
t1ci srge siGo 20 days, 81 ssh % 40 - IS, 70 a.
On Ntw iort 40 cayf, per cent. premium. Patriot
nouboUrs SIS sb fosrce; Dolsrs per cent Prsmar,i
Sntertfcra
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

NV fonr fosr offtcs ArFou.rNfvrs -fauusrv etb
-Ntdclsttft Nisgsfs cupnty Nm. % Snita. Wdla,
orisaus Jtseph u Iuelt. ctoctop, steubeu rsfsin
Blood; jasper stsub-u Peter : NcNsii, south Rr.t
ford. Stsuo. Lswi- tenbstt Rssdisg Centrs stau
ben. " o. bysts. Lexington. Greene. = J Lamont.
UilsFs cint atuesua Stsybsn girodo stripg valley
RCcAhn1. SsIr.t De- baUue, rottst. Natss. = s. Tus.
Ier; 'sfr4 Chsufzuste. joe, Scudder. Ir Ea-t Ot;o
CstarsuHue, !sh Dresser Fs-t NeE York. Kiugs
Rstisntn Nemeits. Olsr Jefferson. n ? Hsrrcs
IN bet. orcrfsss. v btl,sr, Aitsy erh.n. Wm
W. Dean, Lsks,iils Lititsston Jsnes u wells. Sss
&c css .s-Attrh.o.- n.ias Edds. brucm. EH.ha Alex
"a DER 81 Aruabt, tsssr Usnie 80 sam. ruso Ssae.
ca, JolBG ttsbs, iyshs holov S'eabsn tbner e.
l1Orr Artttls b~is~ars Nosh DIN liick. Nnreal
; s'ion Ssfa'sgs. rifsm wilcox Atoadi,. wayns
FsflsI Sctts Names ~ ,,ires changed Battsrnuts
ptrfgo, nsnr cfststd o. Nouls. Big Eddy Sullg gsn.
raas fhsnFst @ rarfors bufrh. LrxiBs ton Hsi.lts
CTtste, tsHs easHges o. JtFstt
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

IIor Robart Lstcber, q 3 siiat.tsr 20 Neriso,
~ Mobile Ais the sth instant. s~aiting the
srits of tie Wet irda Itssner g. take etsssss TO
Ntrs Crus.
The k@v Tb-otsh Nsthe- has writtan a. Jui %
Luptkn ~ Geosgis reitefatinE be dstsr niusiB \
10 is'treie ~ih tbe qus.t,ca a slavery BY ssea
al txptsssiln u opisiob.
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

ON the 10th ipst, at the r,sidenss OF MIR. George
Ten ~ ton by the REV ,. Saith ot rsg. Church ar
Wv Hut rosr, Who h. just arrived from WuDing.
ton y C TO Niss Asa MALrt~A Nkrsnr. OF THIS city.
IN Rsltimofs. Sth last, OtvFE ". GsFFtS, % River
bed, Long leland, N.Y. % Ssnsss VI. SgTstt OF thst
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

MuRpER Ayp OvraAe.-A gentlemen from the
peigbbourLood of Grsenve, in this State, informs
thar most horrible outrage WAS committed in that
vicinity few nights ago. Some time after family by
the name of ingram had retired TO rest . negro man
belonging to the family entered the sleeping apart
OF Ass Ingram seized her by the throat checked
her to death, and then violsted her person. Her
parents, VINO we're sleeping tn tne ADJOINING room
norsnt Of the unhappy fate Of their daughter until
after they In the morning The negro confessed
the crime, and secured -LSSisrfAe (Ky) Journal
Jan
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

SrssNsosr AcctuESr- Loss PnorFKry. - The
a. Nero Csstls IN ascending the Falls Sstur
dey rnii b. cane upmsns gsabis struck snl
SUM She rad tso Fails pilots board AZ the tims
she from New prlsans. bound for Cincin usti,
ltden principally with tugsr. coffee. aud molssc -
The estsr ~as nesriy over her deck last evening
The New Albsny terry brat aud the steamer MY
vent 60 hersstspce sn5 hrop1ht ~ her feixat
60 tie Whsif Her d~cklosd wRs I'll saved Shr bai
in her hold shout loo hbds aad several hundred
ksrsls oi rciastes The fOrncr sit selost The toro
Caste ovrsd by her ccumandsr Captain scott.
snd INSURED II Cincinnati for S9COO - -fcaifrtlc (Ky)
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

rLAcKs or NArIvIrT-Unitsd States, ly2; ireland. 9
Enssnd. III Scotland, 4; wales2 Germany 49, France Il
evitrevland, Il Unknowu. 8.
From Hospital. Bsilss ue, s; Pentsatiary, Black Wells
Islspd O. small Pox Do Il Luuase Asylum do. y Nards
Islast 20; Randars Island, g. City Hospital, D. Aims
HOUSE, Baskwss Island Colsred home. Cslsred per-
sons 10.
City INSPECTORS Once. Jan. ~. 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-01-13

The following lkt Of the oicsrs attached to the
U S soop Of Marion, nov hitting out, st Boston,
for the Esst stIpdies:-ComnAndsr,W W. NJ. Glendy; Lieu
tepsnts Al-x Al. Pennock, George L. Sciden; Purssr.
Ma, White; Surgeon, John A Leckweed; Assistant
Sure.os, Esward Shipper; Acting Msstsr, Richmond
Apl'ck: Passed Midshfpn en- John r. Jones, VIM. d.
whith g. John wilkes, Jr; Midshipwsn, Henry VIII
son Prickett, A. DAllss; Acting Boatswan. Mr..
enrd.tt; Acting Gunner, r. " Stocking: Acting Car
Dent-r Rustic; Acting ssilmsksr, W. N Asull;
Purser 0 Steward, c. Underwood; Ysomsn, John C.
Clarb; Surgeons Steward, 8. A whittier.