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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18
WHOLE NO. Ass.

cAr-L. RAsAs,dss. ~ RAIAs-f I-s.ss-aaro oounps
a. suneut Of IRA estate s. dis1iss d without 49,.
ro.- usou oagh sod denver % retrer her ?efsooa
property devised with costA % - taxet
q o. J~Aa-oa "a Gtseea >sttsasosA mor'
lFon vesse ani her sA-s siaeaes lPoa 49, - -
- suhsritri the rsce ~ ne sal ina; 60
90 her whea the mortgage vas sisen AsPoH q 'e-fe
CA-r,,orAe- \ Rr:s,iA t-ple1sr& ala Mar Aiss1
H1azia lad a,ier -DetendNn enuaed 10 he So a.
vAcet y h1 81 interest ess What received Premises
90 ~ SOD unless pad viiAn 81 DAYS B nghty aeS
70 restrain a-iendAn PAuer from se zs sal 40 eos a.
CsrsieFA>- c. TAS-B.,a ads Els,ars Fss Demurrer
overrg.et. viii liberty A.
The COGri tscn adjourned for The term
SUrsEIos CoUEr- Trsnl B-aaoA -Bef,re judges Oak
lev Ssnt ford ard PA.ne-D ect.toa. Era TAatsr &
a! - TAc' Pirf,tsss Ia4 "a. NJ G0-i1-Jadsuisni
for arrotArt
= n Cs~.io,sv.. J,sa R.sars al ssAe-,-New u-s
ierisd.
denied with cos's upon the consent OF re psotS 10
Eg-~ 10 ssso win inler-s, from 80 Nov. lss-
F-anls : LssASrp MarftH l~s~t. " I1-New TIA.
c Batubr,e,s S-.A 81. Va Nov. -APpeA Dis
missed
COURT CALxxpAR-This Day Superior CoArt.
-Nos LS6GG 70 a. Is 70 ~. 49,.
C,s-s. Cosyf -Ncs So $50 so go tol, 80 ~ 70 az
Cn~sa PicffNcs 70, 80 ~, ~, 80 NJ -. ~ -
So. - ~ -. 50 80.
CIRCUIT CovRr Before Judge Edwards -
IAsa' Coruuea Ad-tsisfra'o, S-in Co,sse y. i'iif
Nss,rOn ne night Of The lo,h November ls3i, ne hf
Wa : Root coming down ne norm River, near lfl
rvtoVu when she into by The steamboat hendfA
Hltsuu going %, ard mme Aiey sunk Ter Iapsin Cor
ne being killed by kafreyoIve % ne wbee and Nand
ne whee-house The present sction i by he sdmins
aior against he OF he Hendrix Hudson 70 reoFrf
400 ine vsse II the schooner and cargo For deiense
was commended hal he aut 10 ne schooner 10 sud
dsuiy ng up ard coming directly across the II n which
was denied Verdict THIS forenoon.
COCRr OF C0NNoN PtgAs Before Judge Wool
ri Jobs Mhdsis-an vs. Plfy.k CLiyk Mr. NJ employ
81 defendant who cArman. 10 remove some enfr
from Pear In the vicinity Of Cerre-st IN August As.
h.n some dispute 20 price when, Mr. NJ alleges
that defendant syruck him win sck used cart rung
and Knocked him tie brings action for assault
and battery Ia defence sail mat NJ struck L hrsL
sad hat me aiier IN his defence caught up ana
stck and struck once. but I'D not materially hurt hun
Verdict Tor painur So which carries ME amount OF
coats
lNQCEsr An inquest was held on the body OF
Miss Smith aged years the daagher o. en- Alderman
smith u the Ffh Ward who came 10 her DEAN ander IN
siy liable circumstances She bad been on iuf
drive with her fsihet and mother and had Nryed nome
ben horses finding their heads iocse, dashed on from
The West Bro.iw when he mother becoming
armed css,ed her chId and capped from he vehice and
e heavily 10 the pavement When aken up The child " a.
found % be- nearly dead but he mother bad escaped win
bruises They both aiken IA the Hospital and
h- child lived but few hours Verdict accordingly
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By TELEGRAPH TO The Rfw.Yo8K TRIBUNE
NEIy- YORK LEGISLATIVE.

sENAIE....A ibASf btofosyi ""'o" 90
CRY - BROOKLYN
NT CROss reported Ji 10 amend me seFsi~ a''s re-
Airg he City Of BROOKLYN II was maze Toe specA or
der 0r Tues5ty afternoon. Several unimpOrau report,
we're made.
ASSEMBLY ...THED BEADING OF BILLS.
The following were rend for the relief Of ;he Miss Onsr
society Of he Methodist Episcopal Church, passed
Permitting the construction Of hs Syracuse and Tulv
plank Road through Ind ian Lands. passed.
The bil I'M eaiOu ~ Now York HuTbOr Masters, was
ssad third time when
Mr. A. X DAVIS hoped every man who was opposed %
ncrehsng Executive patronage would vote against his b
sir DFAS offered arcsO.ltion ~ recOmml ne bill, WIN
os,rucns 10 amend 10 ~ % provide for the election Of
uo.s Hsfbor Masters By he people Out Of order The
ouesiiou then tAk and the bill lost 81 10 ".
Nr If J ALLEN moved u recoDside ration, and that the
motion lie on the tab agreed 10.
TO amend the charter Of the village Of Rome passed.
To appropriate money the Society for he reformation
Of Juvenile delinquents IN New York lost - 70 -.
Mr. WARD moved reconsideration and that it lie on the
tabe agreed 10
The following was TIE vote ON the bil;
Au-H J. Alsa j. W Al-a. o. A1ea, 4 ~ Avsy' Bacon, Ia
H.. Bowen, thinf'r COVE - pa- i-sn Dun - -
Gardiner "teft COG ifH J.fsal kne.'l - lil -.
lfss N' i-iA' ''ni.e N,',r n, , ..',. . " A. -
he'-'N n '." a, i ,. - - Va ~ 8 o,t,., a.,
~, d t@, - p,.~.r p,.,s-aH ror-'r.-..
a.. corr. D.Its bur...I Forl For Golisi. G,ihar A
c,..,e f,ror. Ha,,r Hali. Jones. Marin Nrvl
Psr.bs p.sss Peck Prs Pfnu Hoter " shelton
smith. Ycs~rJ. Wsfi. " -on. Wnsov, Wnser Young 81 All
%. save loo. tut ..a., - , 49,.
cnuuRe the ices OF sNFiU c'ihln 'te' huu ~ tN
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NEWARK ITEMs

sArcsDAY ATrKEsOos, March 10
~ The Wa.hngtjn Manufacturing Company
Al Gloucester a-ar Csndea West Jersey, says the 40
setlsy 10 now fun op-rsroO, employing In hor Two
Ma 81 hanas including iAfge pfopor isn VI enairs
10 persons given immoral habits are admitted Into ms
.hrGy working community NIL No contains -"
.o.ades 3s5 looms which. IN he course Of week urn
90 1000 yard. Of printing eloh asd shungs Of superior
uaty An engine Of % horse power CONSUMES a 'nn'
4 coa per day and drives oln-r machinery beside hose
laied ~ above such eafdnz spoo.ng dressing Wind
1e Sc beside number Of Other hings MI No 70
ryen b. another engine Of ~ horse power Ins drives
la ~ rdrs III ous ard other machinery Of simi Ar
hArsc-r ~ he MIL Ths miA manufactures e.0ih, such
sh-eunT and shiriing. and iufn' oDt """ y"o' pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

Mr. EMERSON LEcrURE-The Lecture az Hope
Chapel on Saturday evening WAS rich specimen Of Nj
EscRsoSs orgins vein Of thought ard experience,
3ling gorous satire certain tendencies q modern
society with many broad gcueraIauoas Of great Scuenes
and dainty selection from OF he curious icces Of
Orena. literature Hs slbeci-The Super.siive N Socie
Or. Manners ana Races-.ed him 70 consider the tone Of
-xaggeraion. which he maintained proof of iow
AMI vulgar MAD that prevail. to great ~ extent 10 al
&C NJ c,efcourses Tae lecture. Ike a. Mr Emersous
performances. was radiant with brilliant urns ~ thought
AID sepi Tie audience through many portions OF q In
OF delighted surprise 10 act, he bright slrorsl sh
which PLAYED over the apidy shining scenery - In
tease % prevent the spectator from percevug any want
NJ originality In the statements u correctness IN the
principles which charmed momeut be nj .ht have
suspected The audience testified their admiration for he
CITED Intellectual mag By frequent spontaneous bursts
OF applause Mr Emerson delivers his lecture Naurs
Arocrscy tonight The Brooslyn Female Academy and
tomorrow nght gives smother ecuie al Hope Chapel
DEATHS FOR THE WEEK Tho following q the
Clio lnspecor'. Weekly Repo 81 Deaths Ia he C,y and
County Of NewYors, from hs sth day Of March to The
.6ll day of March. 1850
Ner "a Women 6s . Bows a.. Gir,a. ~ TotA, 81.
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Advance In Cotton

NEw-ORIEANs Thursday, Mafch u
There Is an active demand for Cotton and prices
are better. Sales yesterday reached 10000 ba'es and
Srce Monday n on
Flour cd sc per bh and standard Ohio may
quoted 81. CORES continues cu a. also SUGAR snd
MoLAssEs RICEi
Toe weather IS pleasani and The CITY heA-tly.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

MoNp,Y MoRNtSG, March 10.
~ 4 meeting OF citizens wLl be held az the
supreme Court Room aigh taks into consideration
he Non resident Tax Law.
FIRE On Friday night some villain threw some
liquid upon the frou door Of houss In Duhedst near
Myrte-ay and then hre Il Immediately making his
s.cspe The fire discovered a few moments after Il
mad been kndled and eIungui.hsd without damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

TRAITORS TO LIBEKrT.-Oc al those WHO
.froca,s he prnsuturon Of pnnepss u Nc i@nors
De afa-Dr = i1esps -6e1es - - svs Sgns, "
20 szsns uie-stlng villa sss-fy IN 10 sA,es sure
.ea e1-st. blt ca 90 more EXTENSION ~ Se.sJ -
s.missln q sny m1fs slays si4Ss lAS ne IniS1, 40
,sgrry a ,1 Dsnci u C0.8mDa-ei Der remove s.Frfy
= r-for- a. seal " Government We can elier INTO ~
.szs u sag-hoders N8O have been rsissd WIN to@B
as-s Wbo tfes hem indy al srysf nir< u NfJnzing
t-c Bar he Norih~rD eogzt fare ne neanes' wretch
bat iHarn~. ssw q tess~ e9ssI " ens1fs
.seefs u slavery FEE slAye1ryefs al, bat SAYS
ihsn from hay'EZ asr wives AID Lac ones sod
sas Hen. caeksu, wnnisgoa, Del
Hzavr Loss-A merchant from Weston, Ms
.Jf raed A W D-ssaner, -, bel containing $500
rsoueT bard ~ s.e41sr Bee West A. he l1nfing
esa-rcsy 1orrbk Mr.. y D4ssensef, % ia Ssy
> PhsseiDhis or goods. snd hssnz occ4s.On 70 az as
1-f % sori period, .o<t l. PROBABLY oysrto<fd-
81 Loan. La,s8 ssnesr, s1l-
Pyfs0stxe At CaARLgsTowS.-1be Corner
c.es, p ne cass q the ATE Mr. J1nes Ros~ q 90 =
oa. ~ e7-lnz relrne1 grf1ci IA - 20 ~ JoSg
s.cts - srs~nc sfin slcr1t - NJ = 49,, -
'fsguk 81 as yOQng sps1ag n9~ slsa =, 49,, n
srlg ccns1.s-cd rlost sffcci1cs - a.. -
80 10. :, ~, 49, ssas.e0Tsrsd Bod Trans
~ Wm Eba Fellows Of OsEeyo. = yY1os
20 st Is yesrs q az. Wbo Wa .rres.sS q - 7" "a
sEair nd t-sn.7or,ss . 80 = ss "a (c.s
,1,r 49, s~rsssd Her Ases2. Yes Co.osy. p
vent 70 Ofegoa sas hsl1cs = = .'''--7 49, - - -
. os,ter vs1r u fSr'a2S' A'D''
~ RoagfET.-A yOang nan who had jaSs
- sora cs!.sorria roob@1 y~stss1.y sfsrnoon,
80 sss ssesnser J. NJ Niles Of $4Sno He asd pre-
ysssy so ~ so'' an 10. ~ '9e7se. y 49, ss sn
- The AMAeya Nh Ca5iAef, in answer %
-, -cziry II M WEBSTER whs vii eee0rns o. ne
Azercs. ess = cass q tssolan0c = -, -,
Essts hat Ne Nora Oh '.s' ns s.'' ana ~ ''''A
s1nDes aaaa
y Bshoy Polk bss returned % LOaisiana, ana
ss.asashss asw essreh q Potsi cssp>s
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

PBuADEIPHA CiIr ELYCrIos The Paiadet
Dtsa North Aneroan Of Saturday has partial
returns Of the City Election OF Friday from winch
welesrn that the Wh,s carried al their Wards,
and gained one Alderman.
Trial or On. WTBsTER--We perceive By the
Boston papers that extensive arrangements have
been made for the tral Of Dr. Webster. Law stu
dsnts and newspaper reporters are % have tickets
Of .dmissiou from the Sheriff TIE Trtbune report
ter Will be there aud g keep our readers thorough
Is posted mp durng tie trial.
~" We are indebted 10 Hon MessfS. DUR
ssd sAcgET1 Of Sew-YOrk for Interesting Congregational
Documents.
Also " Hons. ALBERT GILBERT and II J RAYMoNO
tof valuable Legislative Documents
FROM NgsEZUELA.-We have flies u the Dtar0
d, Debas Repybho1n, auI Aeyti to Feb u 0o, tod 10
mem no Devs Of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

FERRY Ar ELizABErsr0wS-A meeting was
held u the Old Borough he 7h inst for he purpose
2 arranging The prsm,nsss for inc establishment OF
Ferry between EEateth,Por, and Mariners Hsroo'
staten Island plan for The formation Of JOINT STOCK
Company was read and approved o. Il provides Tor ne
a.nE q espisl stock Of not les- than eJo not more
han $500, divided into shares Of ~ zach "0sn TWO
irds II he stock shall have subscribed, meeting Of
he khoder. viii be- called Tor The purpose u choosing
q President Treasurer and 6ve Directors
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>cw-Nork Town Elections.
81 LAWRENCE COUNTY.
CHAUTAUQVF COMM

Canal, Cherry Greek. Gerry, Nina
stockton, Charlotte. French Creek, Hanover
sherman, NilenOVa-iO
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Bow. 81. elr.., y. ToAI. 81.


AsE-f ndef wear. u from % ? years. p 90 s
.s 20 90 q DO to N 30 So ~ 10 %. 50 ~ 10
s "a - o. ~ o. 10 20 ~ 10 90 e. To ~ ~ to
loo u unknown.
Pl,cEs 90 NATIVITY uited States 2i2 ireland. Ell
Eng sud Scotland, Wales Germany Pr1ssa.
. Unknown,
WHExr FsoN-Fror Hospital, Bellevue a. Peniisn-
arr. b icklyei = Island Small PON 30 DO. Z, L4nauc
Asr.lr ~ Wsfd's Island. - Randsfs Island b. Cry
Hospital. 3. A ne House Bsck~eifs Island. ). to.ored
Home. Co.cr-d persons, ID.
Here rapid Increase of 3 deaths over he hf week
Of ae month Ofcolrse ihe bleak wiais Of March have
AIMED aauss Of Consumption, here being q is re-
port ,1 IS 100 the a., Conyu.sons 10 Increase Apop.e1y
Dfopsy n Size Head, Scarlet Fever, Asrssmus
b.. other diseases about ne previous report 20
Cholera does appear either return B. references to
me table ofsges md hat he among children
rs. been 1-of hose under year Old. Is There has
been pr0poruouse Increase Of nauVe DEANS, tnere
t-rg % more 10 tbs report insh 10 more Germans IL
e.- Tie Increase inc Public Insutuaons l.' been To-
li- Temperature ofiLe week Las been a. follows
March ioh I'm Tn 18Th lNh l5h JON Az
4 N NJ. - 3. . 81
Average ofhs week previous 81 and ST. showing he past
seek 10 have been about - han the previous
The average Temperature OF he corresponding days On ~
.sh % Msrehl in 1888 So AID g. Or TIC mean y
colder Ian .hi. year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

~ HoS AARON CoxsSpck. an eminent citizen
q ose.ds Co: sna one Of NJ pioneers Of CeDrs New
ioss died ~ bis residence In Wsscrn the ;h Inst sgeo
II yeers
Fkos HAvASA--Ths British steamer Avon ar
nsed u Noodle The STD, three days from Havana She
enaSs no nsws Of re nsrs ta,srssl
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TRAyEL TO PrrsBURGH.-W cal attention 70
,. Advertisements u he Pioneer and Express Line Of
garoaa Cars asd Cara BOss from PnlAdsphs TO ris's
,4rzh Tasrs IL COW - alss u Railroad wsss"Sa o.
'as.ephis that psssengsrs res1a Pi'i'D1fgh ron
PHI s.eiphia In TWO snd bar lays without any SAGE
ravs Tn, 10 an Old established hoe and q entitled 70 ne
II cnnsdrncr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

u Aeoounts tom Naples 70 lie I'm III state
IN, .Asrp eorrssponcs hAs zLs1 pace oetwesn 1s
l,ov~rrr~1i s-d car Chsrgs fAfarss n eors~'~-ce q
NJ Brovn trrneYy AzserirEa Coosul eaE11g ssen Or
servd y cut he eoGnlrY ~1l.ia forry-eigsi h0ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

- Mrs SARAH LASG. widow o. John LAM
i- widely Enowu proprietor Of he Cd Nee Tort GaIsf
isd 10 Philadelphia he i.h iosi a. an saysneed age
St- 80 resided for o1g tim. W Der Youngest son Dr.
~ <sTi Lang The funeral 70 - led Yesterday ana
-r rea ans WI b. broug ai his sac 10 10 AID 10 he
1 Of Der husband 10 lie family ognAground a. P-sEs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

TENPERAScE-Rev Mr. Wakely delivered an
address on the Temperance Reform 10 tho Methods, Ep'-
.opal Church Grove-st Har,imus on "Wednesday even
ng THE close u which ~ persons signed The total shsu-
nance pledge and Immediately formed themselves into
society appointed Committee consisting oi II h souie
John Prar and A Ryefson 10 dram Constitution and
1-aws bs presented 90 The society a. 10 next meeting
l-,l M llr Adoption nr amendmenIs
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SrrERfoE CorRr-Tr1nsfsTrea C2lsEdaT-be-
~ Jsis-s D--r Nasoo 40 Csurh-ll-D eeisigas
rr--s b. Ens1 " Tk< NsTea4Ns Ezes9r1s c9-Eac-p-
"a. b -cgort 81 sFcrr1lea hrirrsnc-s - az
-- sr-s~-rf accc11r = r-zn Il ordered sld 40 -
- ~ d. r1T-gag1- rr-rl'scs 90.
~ pserLf rxrc Meta r Lf-ysncs - yol7 y Ike -
l.rs 6o-c xireu spor -- ares ~ 1sisi'-s -1-f
a. 80 10 a-gsn .mrrsllz-rt " c-c II 40 ~ p-r-sa
.-.r- te5fors flr 20 p@als1c- q a. a.. -f7-e
..s,-r- - = 1@cis.on = maze al wong III 70 -
.-.. 81 1-lllr .scl ceclsor . ia ane - co,l e
49, .r-erl ~ 1et--1Gr. q demurrer IIe per-
- fr wtor NJ I E-lt surety 90 - - p-1TAlce a.
- - fr9- ~ ID rne -l Judge DaT saes a. ceccr
80 = ~ -og c1stocy - ~ seer-n, a1d ~
- ~ - s1--y suec q - sro4s1 lnA - -
- 4 III Ne shers -sok -=ol0r CO e secs.on q -fEs
} I'D cssio.y. 81,
80 Tt1.er P.ie 4tz1a1t, ztoT - LIFE 5srzy sacs
q Ell Lsaxoa r1z LeaE6<y s1syOl sshal q a. 1ies-
~ --r..s n s-rso1 r. d. s,ekmleaI Alzcc, - -.
-s.r &c a. azr--uszi q NJ. > 10 give s pocy, b.
--- wGs rst-sed ae Er-znd la Ike cons.1ers-Ca
~. sres far ~ ~. beez pad Deerse iof pA-EtG so,
a-I Gotta
90 H1G< saS scLerB AGA IA. coso-az-Aa award u
.raaors C Z su5nissioc nA1s UaLo1t 10 ccnseri .
"a pareA Changes he Of 10 OnxnA dsUsrf Al
sseasss ne srsy. New ia Erzsis<, costs - ss.1s No
-veuf =. =.
Jokn D. sE<says &c. ada Isszs N Fash -kSpor o.
referees 81 SD Enc Ira grs1foc e~tore -
sss parrs- sgrse u2o1 rstereoes eoss . -0'os
svs11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18
REAL EsrArE-The following Brooklyn lots
Nere sod Al the wsllst Exchange ON saturday
Jersey CITY ITEMS

SATVEDAy AFrERsoOs, March 10
Our RoAp-The books OF subscription 10 the
capital stock OF The jersey Guy and Bergen Point Plank
Road Company will be- opened on the ilh DAY OF Apni
a-N a. the American Hotel In Jersey CIV and on The oh
iay Of April Tho House Of Esberi Wauter' 10 me io"n
ship Bergen Share. s6 each. Ave per cent on each
share TO paid the day u subscribing 10 h" Commits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

J.tahtniux Teiesrsph-Ths Weedwsrsh rat
esf-Law Reform
corrsspoa9snes Of ne Trbzns
w.snssTos, fhnrstsy, March "a
Mr. Brooks, VINO. IN the Albany Legislature. did
mach toward the regulation d tho Telegraph 70
tie advantage u conaanify. pssss.ssss IN ne
good work here. ard has moved On isqairy info the
sspsdisscy Of resaIsrins b. one anisorn snacsmsas
- sxg L<sf s<0S -
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

sAruEOsT AITEEsOOH, hNeh 10
~ Ano,her Plank Road 10 proposed from
KoodOai Stons Ridge
-. Navigation ~ the Delaware AMI Hudson
C.s.l will be resumed about NJ lot u May.
rY- There il considerable Scarlet Fever 10 the
village Il K.ngsi01-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

RARE BEEE-O8 Saturday two enormous bni-
1cs were psfa6ed 10 IL PARK srd through ~ prinepa-
--ets decorated with rbbSas They weigh together -
.E.-o-s u ben we' ytl-z = csL They were ron &c
- COMFY. r.sea b 81 Coz.
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~ We xou.d cal attention 70 the Nil pn'.-
exc asvsr,ise1 fsr s.-s n a.o,aer eo-sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

How % FIJI 4 LErrEE A correspondents Of
Hartford psp~r VIZ ~r.es RON his CRY bslnZ ses-
-era.sv pushed for ns-s g-s up story ma nc T4n'
h8 .ere.1,ed he ogusge spou III aEriy d M koeA
!, rs.v1rh, are sbouto 5e sbsr1a.d hfouga he T.
sss-ee q money pad % lie eoupAnsris pretty ';ory
l-r -of re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

~ The Carver. oi'Rls City har. orrped P'o-
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COURT CALx>DAR.-ThisD Day Superior Court.
-Nos J. 4 SIS g. 20 a. Is 20 ~ -
Cisrz1 Cosrf --Ncs 50 $50 3ss go col ~. ~ 70 ~
Cn~sz Picu-N's 50 So, 50, Sa 80 ~, - - ~
81 - - ~ 81 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

LAND RfFoRN The meeting in the sixteenth
Ward oil shi addressed By M.ssrs George Adsn.
CocA-Eae sai Bar TIE f5ow.ng preamble snt rrso.u-
..r-. 49, f,~f.4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-02
For the Camden Journal.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA,

am composed of 80 letters
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-02
VOLUME II.
11oetital department.
REFORM.
BY THOMAS l.. HARRIS.

A voice peals DER fe's wildly heavng waters,
More startling than the anthem of the storm;
Sweet as the hymn wherewih Etruria's daughters
Went forth of old to welcome i'll the morn;
1t shakes with fear the despot stern and hoary;
He totters on his blood-cemented throne
II breathes into the warriors ear the story
Of DAYS when fields of blood will be unknown
1t fills the gray old idol fancs, whose altars
Are fitly builded DER the hollow tomb;
TIE priest amid his incarnation falters,
And trembles with the presence of his doom;
Falsehood, with fearful agony dissembes,
And vice, within her gilded chamber trem5les,
And hate grows darker still with idle rage.
But the crush'd bondsinan hears it, and inspiring
eth,
To burst his shackles and once more be free,
And shouts aloud until the echo ringeth
Ger the far islands of the Eastern sea.
The faithful lover of his race rejoces-
The champion sirds his cleaning arnor OIL
The seer saith "God speaks in those earnest
voices:
Earth's fearful battlefield shall yet be won"
Each haowed martyr of the ages olden
Leapeth for joy within his darkened grave,
And newborn poets wake with voices golden
To chant the glorious actions ofthc brave;
Ger earth it rolls like peals of gathering thunder,
And nations rise from slumber on the sod
And angels list, all mute with breathles< wonder,
Its echo in the living soul of God!
Ger every radiant island of creation
. The music of that sweHng peal is borne,
Land bears to land, and nation shouts to nation
The war-cry Of the age-reform REFORM.
List to the mighty music-O, my brother,
Hear thou those anthem voices as they roll,
Like bursting flames that darkness fain would
smother,
Through the deep chambers of the inner soul,
Waking the spirit, i'll It's deathless power,
To gird its armor for the daily fight;
And in the presents dark and fearful hour
Go forth to battle for the true and right,
Hearken, and burst the Shiny chains of fashion,
Let the false wording scorn thee if he will:
Rise, sun-ke, DER the storms Of earthly passion,
And stem with fearless breast the tiGe of i'll.
Success will crown each arduous endeavor,
And from the strife thy soul rise great and free,
And deeds give birth to deeds that roll forever
Wave after wave, DER times grand azure sea.
A crown OF thorns the foe may twine around thee:
Press on-the way is open, heed not them
The mournful wreath, wherewith their hands have
bound thee,
Shall change unto starry diadem.
The grand Of soul, the true the nobe-hcartcd
Will hear thy strokes and rally at thy side,
And round thy brow, through lifted clouds and
parted,
Streams down the smiles Of God. o. glorifed!
From life and voice the wakened world inherit
Alegacy of truth and love sublime,
Whose charms shall1echo when thy earnest spirit
Rests with the mighty OF the olden time;
Rests filled with JOY beyond al! human story,
AS looking down. with calm and god-like eyes,
1t views the race in minds transcendant glory,
Scaling the star-crowned mountains to the skies.