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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
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Wb.ci 80 pu1hth th ve't,wll D. found "a.
r,rdlntJ ni,rptng ltsaucasrllentsp.lehj
PLAIN, thuv, bo,ob,.t, aul % tbc POINT
Hc1d4t
o.. the late annunl meeting ofihc "lios
'11 Concord & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS da.rAot,
ID rll mauih, there Wa, quit a.vaE'u discus.
,.ln upon rs,,rl qu,suoos touching the pres
,nt condition aud stLstuugrhy Cufppr,.
tom Jbr fndt, d,li liability Of thc Stock
HTtrrr- '''s,t l.-t....-
psuy-tup bundled and frv thousand tul.
ru h.s l,r.mc fui,el of deep ruA.is
with o. cuusIarrlu'rpu r.ru of DO, th'rrbu.a.fs.
auI they v.ir "a The mrcuur d,.tous Co.
know what was Jnlc done And dity were
hardly satisfied 60 have ,Hr question pot pT
two months, as II was, by tho officers, who
promised, at iali tmr, So make development
pf present rumr answer O. the inquiry.
ltisa new ,dra to portion of the Stock.
hold-f-- 81. ,it,i Road, 'h3t their private prop.
rf,y rs heldrr f,r, and subject To- attachment,
og account Of hc j.bD orihe Corpartou,-
This ;. not slc c,tc, Vc believe, with an the
Railroad Corporations 700 NrU Hampshire, bu,
i,isto with the sul'.y5o aud Montreal, with
100 others The manner 90 which the HILLS.
borourb B7rk gsrr-r+ " brIdrrg rs ON t.iis
usd,f the tudNiiusl .lrry. onusc, ,. NOT
forgotten g., r,tt5 body tu Hal Sir'r when
br BANK got raay g, f.l,thc pune.pt! ,'aek
hz!Herz had no gtfr~fs prngrr'ui what tr-y
b1d, i'd br,6 thppci 'w7y ouostr.so t.1'
l4e ~. l,ra. of tle llv could uaifH %,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
A TT Atttkk UPON ffttfheNIE
PARTICULARS BY AZ OrrlCrp ,r
THE EXPEDITION.

O. 2
cd 90 lhr Cbgrlrsiou Mruugt
/ On Mo 18Th NAY, when ncar u,....,
Of MuPorrs, on lhn CDHrl ur lGrt.
ihrro divisions Of lho expedition. nu..
iu h'l rN hundred and uirr mru, .y,.,..r
ceninltd HE Steamship Cf.4-s
rnntirlrd .nI 70 lfnrNl hum krUur.,
rrpWft nom Lpulslura, q mr...n
Mlssissippi, aud one Undergraduate c,..r...
lom the rnne SHir, lhrtNo ,p...
"hirt i''''1 H. Tagged &" ihr expedition. AL.
Frnt towards New Drrnu-, Hud ur.......
slup Started difrct fur tlIr ipnuol l.,....'
ou llfa northern cousi Of tum, Ilr r...
maudrr ui ltg uApDdil.U, Gen.
Lrpol, LrlIftrd ilmt lln, ciiy could
pri-rd audTIhru iu o i'W mli.uIr.I0..t...
up e.f- ullrd aud inkcn, nud u..vI.....
uur army landed in Mntarl.a l,..tnI.....
ny ly lho milf0ad. Tue Gnur .t
thought glat ltla rcrirluurc uouUII n..
go tudrnbr- llnl lhr Jorge utn.IIr ......
grnpIr lhrre from the luurd r4. u.Ii
lulu lhr Lihruliug -lludyld, %. uu...r..
Cuba population, aud pulnp r.t ....a
E'u."u ii'l ihcrc cNprrufuu- 90. ....
hlhNH veteran, were rHHut UI-. lU....I
nhd doe expedition 900 ruU-tQ.rbct Ia-.r.. .
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

o. The Springfield Republican of Fri
dny morning SAYS that live young catllc part.
Is foreign blnqd, were killed 10y lightning on
Monday morning last. They were standing
Irnu 1910 II lee, from tree, scattered IT.
bout in different places, aud 10 trace of the
lightning from ono to the other was TO he
seem but where each fell there was large
hole in the ground,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
A IN b q Il ED % N \ n.

bFFTH ~ ti=fa #tHsr--Alf laHlfa 'thl-
brsitb. Of Hamrt, vaa iuund d.ad 600 Friday
evening thr alst 80 10 q pud of ra'r near
bio house H. bad gone nrfe 20 grl pal
of water f.r Lltuaur, us 81 BE- sufpou d. na o
pail was found nearby. llr was BOO tue hahi
olunug Intoxicating hqu0r-to rfrcas, and %
be- assrrirI wifhnu' contradiction that wr arc
aware 81 ihat br vac intoxicated 90 the Tune
aud broamc o victim, 90 DO muIuudcs, Of be
own mly
90 the afternoon af tLf sama day, lac lad
been ,ng sod 90 8u ai.ny VIII 5ouug man
boy. che uanr OF Gair, and received o sescfr
bralugr rod HH1Hu went abroad that death
ensued aA q c.h- qurncr nf wounds Indicted
hy Galri but thr ra-ut .rf nn inquiry INTO lle
matter was, wo unidentified, as stated ahngf -
labnip, we i-',mcn.lully ucatcd by G1lc,
pu matter uait mi4hiha been tho tfn,aca,
ton. Gale 90 about auyeafs, ofaFr and Gal,
hulih w1s about Oh Measures were taken
hanw thc dsaih Of GaILuIih, Co apprLcnI
Cale, Lui hc ned before prurcs. oouid ber ery-
cd upon h.m a brave youth hos WHIPPED
az ntrmPepto man SIXTY yrao old' 10 90
not eVory young man lhat can boast of sueh
an honor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

o. The Providence Journal well says;
The materials TOR the manufacture ola hero
are cheaper now thnn they ever we're before.
Even General Lopez, fUPpNc without n
hutilr, running away ia disgrace from the is
land which he had approached with such
clustering prochualious, is cheerc,l Pgd
robs,ad, and l,li savannah rather ike con.
qucrup General iirag runway hnccUnrcr
" hd had not got the cournre TO strike 1hc
hluw that ho had the wickcdrcss lotnedi.
tate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

IVA doctor attached to the invading cSPc.
dition, gives list OF the casualties which tc.
Grll the officers engaged in the assault upon
Cardcuas. lfthc soldiers under them suffer.
cd IN tho same proportion, nll- nnraaed will
not for the present Dc likely To forget tic les.
son taught them by the small defensive force
-t1ry encountered ',i' the oeeautotr. hr-f o4-
lowing ~ the list;
---Iround,d Col. Wheat, Of the Louisiana
Regiment, sliEhtlyi Col O'Ilsra, of the Ken.
lucky Regiment, eighty Gen. Gonzalez, do
do, slightly; Capt i.ognp, do do, MORALLY;
tyiner drad); Capt Smith, do do, slightly,
Lieut. jones, af Louisiana regiment, serious.
IT'S; Col -, Of the Gcoh'S,ai, slightly; or.
Master LcSius. orthc Missouri rcgirncnt, NOR.
tally, (dend). Col ---,of Genl Starnjssing,
Major Hawkins, of the Kentucky regiment,
seriously
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

~ The VI Chronicle says the number of
criminals in the Vermont State, Prison is great.
cr than it has been for several years, owing to
the increase of Irish population on the Roll.
roads. The prisoners, some 60 or 20, are en-
ploycd, al! the year, in making scythe snaths
on contract
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

o. Nlr Ira Moore, of Chrcmoul, y. H.,
committed suicide 800 that town on Saturday,
thc l-ih ut, by hanging hm,oirtn the h1..
lrty q! the town hauag.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

taft p.Lo f+a4fd urr nauu rt.I .rII Uu.fr their
eaids. ID subsiIlure n,Iy B., aloprdvL.rHpiU
FUU.oit.,s tiss1I.I...,, a, arms. NJ which
"'f"' "''"' "'''' '''"'' ''.'' ''''''
others Nrfr lH..ruHrui1l lHsi JrHft 'H pi''"'.
IuFB Convent. rf aHir nod phtlHHiHE.F.-
mon. f,.,,.,II .i..... ..,..t.,G.,r. ta con.
....,
a'N'' 'N'' '"'l.F' '"" "'N''' '''''"' ''' "'''
able remedy Another meeting nI lh' HAm'
character BE- contemplated 90 Doc haIdru ai
r,,,,lf.,, C.,...,,,, ii, A,,,,., most and
wv
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try have Thought 90 Frrf trHiurIr that nuf
CuV.rurirUt .b,uId ia sUue vHy slrglIy tLrIr
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''"H NW"Nt '"' hN"'Na '' 100, '''" q" '''']
Jog iurWaTd pi1n which mHy wrll hr. called
tba C.fst ot IIrrA.tr, They b1yr thought
,----. "a .i,....-t ,f.. 10 ,..t..,si
'fHsrlHN" hr d'apH''H'H Tor curry 'N' our ''l''
F4irs irum tuIs ruuicry t0 tHr COM. uiau, b.
,,,.t,II Ia, anon ., ari..u.y4I .T tI. t...s.tf4 a
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Tar moro 90 ihe honor "i iHr nailnn ihan dd
tho frud.ug oiu yr-sDl 10 carry sgcour tp. uir
.,,,..,t,b tyu.J.. ,i.....,. ,t.. t.u....
"f l'N.'u N.' '.'" f''f'''' '"" .'.''''
lJ DIrul+i'd be H-nJ plna0i Va county
Inn. e,,.,,,,o,J Jl.,..,.,r ,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,.. d.,
- ~ ----- 49, -.--- ~ .,-l.'-,-.-..- ~
" llisltl-aa li..lr vas ittrttirn fu iHr tIiN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

hAElAt- iAvI4 -.-I-s-t-l ,s,z-l-I-Ir 3,
ROBBERY On Saturday uI-bt tnr luub.
uE room of ttn Oofrhp,tr~ and Milton
Bank, locaudm lsprNcs.rr Lower Falls, 10
DIE upI,r uatt of "a tWu'.Iuiy Vuutfu tUid-
iug, Wus ruI,rrd'l5 u.c,u~ ufi.i-a. kc,~ aud
The ,1ultrt iic hfuh lorrr,I o,r.'.Bud $4,000
boo hlll. ol sLc ngrchcelrr aud Niu,u 'luk,
Si4 Of hui, of o,h,r harh-, aud 3upOu gold
and sihrrpriucirIly silver, nl .'j,ctcd thrrc-
llnm. lilo ruhhr.n glcl,d LlLc onl,ldr door
on tito road, aud 'Ac door al lhr h3nNug
-l4u.ll-l a al--llz 81 l-.4ns IL De-. hLAs. liz
alphabetical padlorA, which fastened up toe
strap or "WunkcS covering thc key holes Of
,4r iuur locks 81. lla fret ,t,,et ct tire ,irtfit,
and the said locks were Go al appearances
Wtkct Nuh ease aud TINT door Jhr.'ty oVCU-
,d Thr second or inside door ofthr vault,
the midnight robhtrs iuuud more diIitCniy
IN opening, hu' thcy succeeded. The strap
or "moukvy' covering thC twu key holes at
the locks of llns dour, wa. apparently easily
removed, hut tie upper uf thC two tucfs WIS
MuMn %, with EnWdar. ard the huit OTlic
lower urc torcrd MI, tools aid implements
winch The T0rrCTS fI7t WIN rt-rnr ftr- WIT
lnius. after having obtained thch booty. clos.
ed the doors, and plitrcd lLc. sJrup over the
key holes of the outside door of the vault,
ust NJ thcy had found it, with the nlphuhrt-
cal paddock fastened NJ the same letter which
il had hceu 10y the cashier. Tho ruhbets, IN
survey utg The vuuit tur uirti5irr, overlooked
between $4,000 aud $1,000 in gold. lu lhclr
haste I'M leaving rte premises, JBey, atoUr q
quarter of mile from the banking room
dropped in the roaL a package ofIl,cjr booty
containing 5000 in,oue dollar hills, on lhe
,DurcI ester nnd Milton Bank, Which was
lu7lud emily Yesterday morning, mud he'd 10
the di>co,c cry nt HE robbery. The story wn-
idrrucalh the banking room il improved as u
store. A reward nt $4,000 has hrcu Offered
for the recovery otthe ntonry, and the con
vicIiou of tl. r"li4ats.- Boston .lHGs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

" The New York Tribune, after reading
the several reports on the Galphin claim, cx.
presses the opinion that neither the prime pal
nor the interest, ought, on any prin, pie OF
law or equity, to have been paid by the Gov
crumrnt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

'" '. .'f ' ' SOU
Hur.,u r,rul.-oo u, q,m Of bc
prrrrut ,oostl,, tl,,fe y 20 bo asrlnd Railroad
Jub,,.r 90 Burlington, ip}d,bsar tuc pm.
,nF ofihr C,uiral aud Rutland Railroads, CO.
llkr CbampIan Evirnsiyr preparations afr
90 prrru.fa co. accommodate rurh Bs mas desire
i1 alrDl = lfpr Pavilion VIII bg cr,rrfiIu
toutut tbe College, Of Hurting lpu, capable
ulhllaiufI 1900 p,lsrns,hud additional build,
uF. Tor supper fuoms, drawing roon', &r-
The large Pavilion viii be- opened NJ thr,c.o'.
,loea T. NJ when COLLATION. Will De- icr,sd,
and speeches VII bc made by some Of The
-moil piominrt cuttns If the United stH'vT
aud the CauallH,, nAo have been iuvtt.d Go
attend Al eight oclork the large Pavilion,
which will be- spicnd,Iiy lighted and dceon.
tdf.f Ltorrlooul VIII be thrown open FOG
dlpcng Atolryco o'clock, supper v,ll hr
served, and tho tables Acpl supplied through
she "'r''t Na>s.4.'--.4s - I.u.s 's'!i be Epsr.
ed - make thisths moot urarurtirrr',rira.in
i.asi. -
iu rhis country
4 committee of a0g oC,hr c,uzcpso f Bof.
lagllli .hga.n q .paol m,cl.ne held ar
che ppfpDar, v,l toxic onargr 90 Ell, fUos's,
aoJ sHreup,rnI thr grurHl G..uyric. Two
BI... thr t..i Nu-r arc Engaged The
ums,m,nr lof lhc d1y, arc under iar. par.
usul.r direction e. Ma John WuRAt ct li1s,au,
avcll known caterer for the puthe on oeca.
SION, Ike The
There have boon i've unsuoScs,tul ballot.
uugs in th, Conutetcut Legislature ~ elect
up,tad Stto- Senator 90 place of Mr. BlldWin.
TIL, ast vss-aod ihct" was bot lttlc yara.
ton iu rithrrrf ,lp vU'cE fUurrv. ~; B1tt.
wiz yl Nlcs, l. four othcrs, 10 votes Fur.
lher hallouug was postponed Co o. future day.
Dt,1u 90 ,>ouuU srNAror.-Nr Eun,fr,
appointed by the Governor Of South Caroma
w. ono Nlr Calhoun f-T-icr On the L. s. sanaie.
drrd s' WWhUalenap WcGuc..I-y>
Thr sol.Uol fulned i,a.n ,ar. Treasury
uf spelu by ibc ,nyadcrs Of Catd,nl., aud a..
sgu 80 sfyauu7h ty ~ Crco'c, tayc. te,n re-.
utnsd.'ot' Spanish Government, ly order
OF our Government
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

Wbci Ne pu5hth 'h ve'k,wJlp. found "a
r,rdIufJ ni,rpuug ItsuucaerllaDtsP.Dch
PLAIN, vithuvt bo'ob,.t, auI q tbc po,ai -
Hr1d4t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

CosyRIiost "A Nbig Convention tor
Rutland County, be been called, Co meet az
C.-Lll-u. -lu lHr .LLh II luue A Cenn,g
Convention fr Ourso County. BE- o. hc mol
rtTU M t'r- fr-T, 7U tTU -''rttT Irr'Tut
The New York herald., 1850-05-20

MELANCHOLY Drama young man named Samuel
Mot siding in Hillary street. Lawrence. died
sstureay st.rnc on last In consequence ~ gun shot
wound received the day previous white out on shinr
and cunning excursion, In Gowanus Bay. near Bergen
Point. lie went out In company with several other
pert0ns and returning in the boat when tho acci-
pos that he reached 10 the bows Of the beat fr
the piece which cooked and in doing struck II
against the gunvaic, causing 10 to 70 Oft The whole
charge entered his right side aud lung Ifo funmadi.
ately called 20 his companions to come and stop the
Iood. making the exclamation. "Oh wnet shall 10
m agcncrw The blood was immodiafcl staunc he'd.
ana ths victim 81 carolcssncss taken home, fast ss
tho nature of bis wound would admit Yesterday the
coroner held inquest upon the body. and the jury
rendered verdict IN accordance with the above facts
The deceased vas en- esteemed mcrbcr ~ Usndin-
Iand Council. Order of United American Mechanics
His remains taken to the Cypress nils Cemetery
for intcrmsnt lie leaves mother, and large circle
cfacausintsnces and friends 10 mourn his untimcly
end
srIornE nv H.Scr~s.- Coroner Rail- held an inquest
yesterday morning upon the bcdy'Of Mrs Brown. who
was found suspcndcd by nropc on sunday ornlng ~
was ascerared by the evidence adiucsd that fer
time past the deceased had been sborng under species
away with hereif and threatening 10 kl her daughter
The jury rendered verdict accordingly.
FIRr--A Ere broke out about y o'clock. yesterday
morning In franc building known a. the Castle"
situated in henry street near -scket. snd belonging
To Dsrsl Mclaughlin. Tho house entirely de-
stroyed No other buildings were near. Loss about
$500 No insurance
srrrrvr CoUnr--C Crst.st Tsnv-rtr,r~ru D,v-
eamusi D. johnson against Einr County Roari of an.
p,fvsors Tho spr,an appeals from Tho decision OF
silsFd 20 be Que him for the time In which Judre
Rockwell performed the duties of that oice The da-
eision was Alarmed snd appeal dismissed.
Peter Henry against Harriet Decentralization
for divorce bct-esn the parties the ground Of sdu.
tcry. Decision reversed
ArSIvfRsasirs.- The rrcokiy, Sunday School Upiop
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
TIE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE

BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LoSDoS, May 4, 1850.
France.
IHE AssEMBIY-TuE ELECTORAL LAw-MoBs, ETC.
In the Assembly on Thursday, grant for the
expeditionaIy force of Italy was voted bya ma
joIity OF iG2 10 l9S. IL was remarkable that La
martine voted with the opposition.
Ii is believed that the commission charged with
the examination OF the new electoral bill will be
obliged to present il TO the Assembly in the be-
ginning Of next week. Il is now estimated that the
new electoral law will dsenfranehise 3, 800 900
votes The London Herald correspondent says,
"what the struggle may lead 10 no ons knows;
The government journals defy the mob TO show
itself Urgency will be demanded in the Assembly
for the consideration of the electoral law The
committee the bill introduced BY the Minister OF
the Interior relative TO the appointment Of Mayors,
recommends the rejection Of the bill.
The Frehch committee of Spanish bondholders
have protested against the project published in the
Madrid G0,cffs.
The Funds are more than per cent higher.
Fives sS 80; Threes 50.
Italy.
At Rome, up to the 9th Of April, no papal de-
harrnssed in lis finances in consequence OF Hoths-
cbid's refusal TO negotiate the second portion OF
the loan.
SERIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE PEOPLE
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, ETC.
Most lamentable accounts of an earthquake in
Dalmaiia have been received atV Jenna. Ragusa has
suffered much, aud Staguo rs IN runs.
The ministerial ordinance, and the power given
TO Roman Catholic clergy respecting public edu-
cation, continue to excite the greatest Indignation.
The Jinss correspondent writes that this ordl-
nance contains the germs OF a second revolution.
Re-insfate mcnt OF the Jesuits in their churches
and converts increased the discomfort
Denmark.
PRoBABE SETTLEMENT or THE DfFFlCrLfr WITH
scHfEswie n1LsrElN.
Letters Of the 9th ult, from Copenhagen, ex-
press great satisfaction respecting the result Of the
audience granted by the King to the Sehleswig de-
putaton.
IL is even asserted that way has been paved for
the amicable settlement Of that question. Copen-
hagen papers, however, state that the deputation
was not received in body, but each individual
composing IL was admitted TO private interview.
The government would not in any way recognise
the deputation in official character.
Advces from Berlin 10 the 1st OF May, con-
fideniy assert that there will be Congress Of the
Princes Of the League in Berlin, on the 9Th instant
Greece.
The Frankfort Grman Ga-sffs has Trieste adj
vices Of the 2Sih ult, stating from Athens OF I'D,
that the question between England and Greece re-
mains in the saline unsettled state.
Poland.
The Emperor of Russia was expected at War
saw, on a visit for general inspection ofthe army
the greatest activity prevailed in all the depart
ments connected with the army and navy
Cotton Report.
Lrvrrroor, May t-Noon.
There is good market, though with less excite
men,. Sales probably 5000 bales.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20


We are proud 10 lind that the appeal which we
made TO the people OF Galway IA reference TO the
establishment OF steam communication between the
West Of Ireland and America, has met with
hearty response-that by native energy alone Cal
way is destined TO attain prominent place among
the commercial cities Of the universe.
The Great Midland and Western Railway Com
pany have, IN the most handsome, prompt, and IL
beral manner, come down with a subscription Of
C5O0 10 enable to place tfst-rate ste im packet
on this station to make some experimental trls be-
tween Halifax and Galway; but this donation is to
be given only ia the event ol the people OF Galway
and the surrounding districts, subscribing gene
rously in fnitherance of project which, VI boldly
carried out, will be calculated to send the congo
nial glow of property TO the pulseless heart Of this
noble province, teeming though IL IL, with undc-
ycoped wealth. We are convinced that the ad-
vanccs Of the railway company viii be met in "a
wise and proper spirit by the inhabitants of Galway,
and that while securing their own interests, and
putting forth those energies that so long slumbered,
thcywill set proud example 10 the rest oflreland,
and administer beiittipg rebukc 10 The heartless
faotion who refused that imperial AID whchis so
Justly due 10 this neglected locality.
We understood that IL IS in contemplation 10 en-
gnpe the "Niccroy," which made, a few days ago,
the passage from Dublin 90 Glasgow IN the unprc-
cedenied short time of fourteen hours and twelve
minutes. She is a magnificent vessel, Of beautiful
build, measuring in length two hundred and forty
nine feet. and forty eight-acToss the paddles.
We are confident that, in cargo and passengers.
the expenses Of the first trips will be more than
realized. 1he Importance ci transmitting news
three days earlier, TO and from America. ~ sufii-
cicnty demonstrated in the rise Of cotton the other
dsy, which might have been made known, rid
Halifax and Galway, at leas three DAYS IN advance
ofir'clligcncc received through the usr channcls;
so that wien A steam paeSct station will be e.
tahlished al this port, the government, of necessity
and a dire necessity u must be with thcm-will
be compelled 10 transfer the contract lor the car
rape Of the mail 70 whatever lucky company first
plents the fsg ofcn'crpfise the broad Ailantic's
biinhe that flag The glorious stars and stripes or
the EBglish union Jack.
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
TWO CENTS.

will hold their twentieth Ia morrow They
VIII assemble in the open lot in the bIaek bounded By
1sroiemon clinton and Livingston streets and Sidney
sou,bworth Esq. As they enter. each school will
sing . There Is Happy Land" sc Tbs exercises
eommensc at four O'Clock, with bvmn TO b. fpllowed
by prayers singing addresses sc alternatelv As tho
.Snoos ,S leave the ground the hymn How pleasant
,nI, 20 uWeii below; WIZ be sung In the evening
e oI iienryand Remsen streets O'clock VIII ca the
~ report viii be read and addresses appropriate
70 the occasion. will be delivered.
BRooKLr, UNIoN MISSIONARY ASxvr,s,sv Mvxr,xc-
IN an'ersary meeting Of this association will ts1s
piac tns evening at the Washington street NJ. ".
auent divines ~ ' Wv
The New York herald., 1850-05-20
From the South.

BALTMoRE, May 1e, 1850.
Our Southern mail has arrived but the latest is still
due from beyond Augusta.
The steamer Southerner had arrived Charleston on
the 10th The steamer Georgia touched Oft Charleston
bar the 10th
The fire at Charleston, Friday, consumed John
SOD, Crews Brswley's warehouse and several frame
houses with 4Co0 bales of cotton The loss is cstmat-
ed at s200C00
The Charleston Courier notices great freshet in the
pedee river
delegates favorable to the nomination of James L.
hidgcly for Governor.