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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Hardy Nen Of Olden Time

! 1t can not be denied that the men who
sustained the labors and encountered the
privalions and dangers Of the Revolutionary
War. were physically a much stronger
and harder race than the present VIC
mean, taking them as a whole. Their
mode Of life was well calculated 10 harden
the frame, and kn! together the snews,
so as TO enable them to eudu.e exposure
and hardships Of no ordinary character.
Their food was coarser and more sub
stantial, their clothing coarser and not so
delicate, and their houses more open and
airy. There were no fine and super super
fine bolts TO their mills, no buffalo robes to
their sleighs, no India ruobers TO their
feet, aud no furnaces and air-tlghs in their
houses.
As an instance CT what some CT them
could endure, we will relate an Incident in
the life OF General Stark. the same General
who, when told. before the battle OF Ben
n,ngton, that he mus, address the soldiers,
compressed his speech into tie following
exclamation "Fellow soldiers yonder
are the red coats We mus, whip them to-
day. or Molly Stark is widow! ="
Dr. Fitch, in his survey and history OF
Washington county in New York, states
tha, Stark was. in 1857, lieutenant in a
company Of New Hampshire Rangers,
under the command Of Capt. afterwards
Major) Rogers. 1t was during the second
French war; as it is called in history. 10
this winter. Maj. r. was ordered with sew
enty-6ve OF his men. on a accommodating
expedition down Lake George. Travelling,
now on the ice, and now on snow shoes,
they on the third day crossed to Lake
Champlain, and seeing some sleds ap.
preaching, has,ened towards and captured
a part Of them. From the prisoners they
learned there was large force at Ticon.
derosa. Knowing that those who escaped
would convey intelligence which would
speedily h.ing OFT an overwhelming force
in pursuit, Rogers directed an immediate
return to Fort William Henry.
On their way back, tramping the snow
in single file, as the foremost men gained
the summit Of hill. they uaexpectly found
themselves close upon two hundred Of the
enemy, who were drawn up in sem;-circIs
10 receive them. The Rangers rccoiled
before the FIRE that blazed in their very
faces, and, crimsoning the snow with their
blood. they reached the rear under Stark
y no was sbout fifteen rods distant on N:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Death of an Ancient Worthy.

The death Of Mr.. Samuel Baldwin. In
Newark, N. J.. a few days since, aged 90
years,is recoIied in The papers Of that city.
He was born in tia, town in the year
1854, and descended from one OF the earli.
est settlers. He vas The fellow student, in
the College OF New Jersey. Princeton CT
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton. Aa-
ron Burr, Philip Freneau, ond others who
rose to distinction. Mr.. Baldwin was in
Philadelphia, and among those who first
heard he Declaration Of Independence pro-
claimed from Old Independence Hall. AT
one time he ,augh, Classical AcacsmJ
at Charleston, where he became acquainted
with Col. Isaac Hayne. whose execution
by the British. excited the Indignation OF
the entire American people. Afier the cap
ture Of Charleston. ne was taken prisoner
by the British, ,bu, refusing TO take Inc oa'n
Of allegiance to the Crown. he wss oo:ised
to leave the place. He died as he had
liyad,a worthy COMMUNICATE Of the Pfesoy'
terian Church.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

This we believe is a new idea, but cor
rec, one-and one agreeing with science
and reason, bu, as these things trouble Us
no, personally, We have longing eye but
weak faith, 10 mount the ;erla ship, cleav-
ing our way the "bre e.herjal sky,' at
The rate Of 100 miles per hour, laughing at
yonr lazy locomotives and steamboats,
crawling away below US as things good
enough for more bebishted age Scien-
tiiic American.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
ron THE LEwIsnvPG CHRoNICLS.
mo Cross, no Crown. ~

Our Savior. Cross, sweet. m5urnful theme
a fable in the J.ss esteem.
And scandal TO the learned Greek
Who splrn it. sacred lessons meek.
They in dark. hopeless graves lie down
The Cross has !fe-reseaiS a crown.
Our beings day may have il. pains,
Earth. slave. may hug their giiied chslns'
But 'et the thought each sO5rcy trc.n-
This heavy CrOs. insures the crown.
Tn. sriaps Of the II ~. Jusi,
Provoked the with Of Sense and Lus.;
c.re not for the woridlins's froyn-
He know. no Cro., he'll know NJ crown.
This story Of the Cross shall s,uni
From sea to s,e the earth around,
Be heard from North to 5 .u,hern Pole.
Where islands sleep or rivers roll
Echoed in country nnl in town
Take up the Cro-s and wear the crown"
Ls, others chase the bubble Fame.
Win Warriors or the Stairsman's nsms--
lie, me prefer, to Time. reLosn.
The Cro.s on earth-in heaven the crown.
Let children play with Folly. toys.
And count Them soul suicing joys:
BE thou a man. and not a cl0Sn-
Take moments Cross. AMI endless crown.
Ls, those who will. choose Wealth and F,.e.
And study, Passions vile to please
They, sllken robes and beds OF down.
We. rugged Gross and starry crown.
Sincere mu-t be the heart that .e-ks,
And pure the lip. the LoRn that .peaks-
Not mitred head nor pries,ly gown
Withou, true Cross can gam ihe crow.
'Tis not the form that God observes,
The spirits wish His purpose serves;
T. oIey His La of Truth and Love
Will raise us to His courts above,
Where sans redeemed with sorgs surround
Earth's Crucified in glory crowned.
Le.isburg, aay l2, 1850. RAY.
'An old English work, recently re-eiite3 hy Rev
/ WILLIAMS, ID. Of New York.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

CoEsEeEs.-There are in the United
States, ll9 Colleges, the oldest Of which
is the Harvard University. at Cambridge.
Mass, established in 1888. The next
oldes, is Yale College. at New Haven. Ct.
established in 100. The University Of
Pennsylvanis, l749. Brown University.
at Providence, R. L., 1854. The number
of volumes in the Libraries Of all these
colleges is about $50. 900. Of which Har-
ward University has 10000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
Tunnel through the Alps!

To complete the line Of Railroad from
Boulooee in France TO Venice in Italy, the
snow capped Alps would have to be pierced
with tunnel ,hro' their rocky ribs. After
FIVE years's'udy on the subiect. the Chevaler
Henry Maux has reported on the project
its feasibility and practicabil;ty. The SaFdi'
uiau eo,ernmen, has taken up the scheme,
and in all likelihood il will be attempted il
not completed. Il is expected that it will
sake Eve years 10 finish. and will be about
ssvs~ aailes long.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

Whenever VIC hear man "a man y say
he can no, afford to take paper. we are
inclined to tell him that he can not afford
to do ,cithous it. A man who is really
too poor 10 take a paper, is like person SO
emaciaied by iami,'e - to Be too weak 10
eat bread.-C Gospel Banner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

The village Of Little Falls. Herk'"er
county, N. Y, is no longer 10 Oe known
BY ,ha. title. the Legislature having passed
a bill changing its name to Kock!on' 40
title Of ..I.i,,le" was deemed Incompatible
with the dignity ofa village Of 5000 so0"'
bu, ,hev will hnd j, hard 70 chanOe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
/" All de Resolutions"

No, long since, a Missionary Meeting
vas held among the Negroes in the "esl
Indies, a, which the three following reso-
lutions were passed:
~. We will ali give something.
"2. Wewiil give as God has enabled US.
"3. We will all give willingly.'
A, the close OF the meeting, leading
negro took his seat a, the table in order 10
mark down the sum each came forward 10
give. A large number came and laid
their contributions upon the table, some
more. some less. Among the number
who came up, as rich old colored man,
ss rich a. all the others pu, together, who
threw them down on the table small
silver coin. "Take dat back agin," said
the African receiver Of the money seated
a, the table. " da, may be accordln' TO de
first resolution, bu, not accorGin' 10 de
second" The rich old man accordingly
took il up, and hobb!ed back TO his scat in
a great rage. One alier another came
forward, and almost all giving more than
himself, he was iairly ashamed, and again
threw down piece OF money on the table.
saving, Oar, take dat" 1t was val.
liable piece OF gold. but il was given SO
Hl..emperedly. that the man at the table
again answered, " No, dat don't do yet.
|, may be accordin' 10 de first and second
resolutions, but not accordin' 10 de last ;
and again III. old man took up his coin.
Still annoyed at himself and all around
him, he sat long time. till nearly all
we're gone, and then cane 10 the table. and
with a pleasant countance, Uhe man sros
Christian) willingly gave a large sum
10 the treasurer. The receiver, as he
marked down the amount, exclaimed,
Z" Well. den, dat am accordin' to all de
resoiutions :"
Who wishes TO know how 10 give and
be happy Let him follow the example
Of the above rich old African. Comaiss.
ion.
-~~~>~~->~,-.-s.D->r,~>-,--,--->~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

20, you're APPRENTICE p said a little
boy the other day ,auntingiy TO his COM
psnion. the addressed turned proudly
around end while The FIRE Of injured pride
and the look ofPi'y were strangely blended
IN his counienance. cody answered, $50
vns ErasEliR."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

WzDxEsDkY AFrEzsOos. FEB ID
Eprctrio1 0r C0fOnED CMLDREs EXAM.
.,rlo~s-rhe County supedntrndelt JosEgH 81 KEES.
E.f re.,-raay held tlr semi s.aua Examinations Of
schools Sos aid ofu N-sf f,cE Society Or lie Pfo
..s...s OF Ealcsuou among Co.ofsd Chdrsu" No ~ss
s-r vs-fet Ttis oca'ed a. ., Thomass ara contains
.Iu.s ealer le nsrlcro1 " ~ s4Hls. kil1a,
P4,c.ra Mrs Jsse N Far.-l Mlss EzaDs@a Pierce and
.ariry L. slant Teacher. TIE puBis acfit,d mem
s4. .-el "a d l .- VARIOUS branches 9ft god kn2ih
-.s-.r.a rls school h0Uey-r o4er-ro~csf, and BE- q.
. 20 t-i rsf he Board = E1acslon vii noi ref4ss fhe
.-r-sa ofa= Managers ~ more er.aFgei aeeomno4@'
soe. I, he Byys Department. he average sa-raanes
g.. fa lie GrIs n 10 ne Primary toh boTs and g'r1 .
I'n.. 2-2
scaoo. So = ll-r q tle sane s1ceiy . 10 .s
.s..1-at " 81, Phlps C1srca. Ce8trs-st The Prncpa
I, Rev samuel v B-rry assisted By Mes Jaas A WI
ara 81 Teacher u -ls Feaa.- Dspsr;neaL and
A....sni Tsscter. TIE arsu1snce here averages ia
q 5ays aa1 ~ ..r TIE pupils sTsmiEe1 y-ster4ay
.- Ress8. Arauee. Grammar SC much y ,ls ss-sfae-
.ar u tas suDernentent TIE sclo0 YES .a good o..
.-r ard spp-srs 20 be vel .v.si.et and we-1uzht A.
1ol scLoo, mere yey nes. display u DraTsg sfd
Ee--leTofk The average Attendance ~ Schools oi
ne Soci~y during ~ gezr pasi las oeen 81 which l.
llo1t +, res1e han 1Ieg he greYOCs yesI-sn enco1f.
sxnz evdsues u he and eKcslsnos o. ne AZ
rsngereus % ~ Society forthe etgcslon q lafge e-'
o. CIR uvsnls population who hare been sea4ed n'ay
0r-er pn7ilszes Eld Hso certainly erser'ns o. ."
good a. education car ~ CHAINED
- Coon lDEA 1T is suggested that some tes'i'
n9ulsl Of respect e presented 10 Mn I''pnAz,n 20 -
Psar-st tor her notle con51ct anrnz ~ '+ff''s
p Hssues Her hzsbs-d re believe u s-fssn7o GU
.n.lanees asd hAs aergasl inc arc none 70 ne 'ns'
~. s-th unFesr,ei sssdntry
FrRy-Yestsr,isy afternoon. ire broke out in
- - ~. t-i.sing. u ne EgigrsEgs RsfaZe W1gd'
f..s d, .eh here were upward o. eighiy Women viii
- r. oriztsatsa No mAin chimney. By timely
er hoyveves TIE pfogress u Inc ire wa arrested
Ths danger y-eal - he b1itog ~as frame QUE
soshang saved BOT prompt AID rgoross seuoa
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wILLIAMsBrRqH ITEMs.


NV JAN APARTNESTs-Ihe Ifr1ea says
The Grand Irgusst vis.isd Wes1 ths rev esis
- - ~ Comfy Jail ard aft~r mln1tey e.sa...s
rs a e. a conc1Sed Ia, ne sifacfpfe VS. pIsl' -
- ~ 5res<ntrent Tie faux - lndsfsLss = ~ -
h. v,arsnrznsAl2 ~ natefSss %. ~ .1.o 30, 80.
s9rz gybich contains lafee uers q els ~
'-lND 4 Nun . - 80, Tbs sfs3g smert Excludes
IN 80 srs,s ~ eels ssss n asls ssmiitse nfoesh
email aperture Ia nc to2 q ~. os,, .sne Tses5is
DER hesvsa sr wsszs ~ =. -, s,,s
les1 - - - M. pnystcsl srsush weakened nsI
~ ,aos. ear 4 wax be IN room where hgh 10
s~e freely sogYied fsn1es are y os.sIY Ss,,p ~
,.1e~ e. ~ oe1ssloU may require WIN ~ n
.,r.e the eeet O pris 9cnas1t 10 es1k ron VA %
~ AID seriously fen I've yenulanoc wAs NET
- :. bS1sz s-ry Imperfect and more o. ess dsmpncss
.o@csgy Ia Ise summer vii ~ Rand s~noes
objection
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BY TfIfGaip8 TO TIE NETWORK T8'8USs
Later from Pernambuco.

sALFN Ma WedleslsY- feI Q
-, an arrival at this port We have received %
vcss from Perusiobucot - the 2l3 u January We
lssrp that several deaths rom fellow fever re-
Gently occurred among tle shipping. causing ON.
adorable Alarm a; Bats. where u trst appeared.
having been brought there by slaves The mortal
-, is represented az fiehtol, and unless j. soon
disappears il wil seriously check business, and
orevent produce from coming u The city
The rebellion in the interior is still unsupported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

The Senate to-day has been mslniy oeeupiel IA
v,,in. CA the amendments OF the Committee Of TIE
Whole - the Conv eution bill Daring the aiter
noon session the bill passed by vote OF cas- -
Navs g. m 3 form different trom that n winch u
psssed the House The election OF Delegates, y
he House ooDcur VII be held on the first Monday
in Anil. the dsv Of the Spring election, and the
Convention wil meet On the first Monday q MAY
Columbus Q Statesman 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

TR,prSr OFFICE. DETROIT, Feb. lo--iFsadft'
g---l,,,.. Tho boiler he sirasa i5ardry o. sesss
,r he bliltns ~ atoms aid surils oeaeain - f-li
..s ,s,sSns Alsusoa Beats The trsi Peisol re
covered Re i SAL 20 oe very seNsls.S -, =, - -
sncsr-rtIy .,os; hieiess Charles Brown ooe o. .ne
prspresoTs was N Ire building 81 the n,e =. -
80 very severely injured DsDie Msaes SaotheI 9
he proprietors was standing pesf ne ooue,s ~.
paielv escaped with slskt injury JSnn ~ -
,rrsrng tke engine AZ he une He also icranseS 60
spass Without seriOus injury.
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The Prcsideut's wish 10 RICHMOND.

WAspiSsIOs "Wednesday, FEB -
President TAYLOR wi leave tins ciy Dmofr9"
fT Kiehu,ond Va % attend The laying Of ,he conner sou-
ncal. MArlngLll M1nunr1t.
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REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

MDHALI-M AID lFhl>I4ANl IT. Dt- -l'H = e.
Ntf.t 40 Dt,r,,' ~ ~, ". : R-+-d
r.. -..-.-a--...rs-..s "a. q work Ike tie pr-s---
s-s ..3,-a ;- , o,,d.,ion 90 form correct estimate
cir. ctsr,r..~ and i.s ,7ro0ses u isoae o.. those
,-,5ao,.,n. VIII er.aaa tiur from g profound O
.er..- rf. from .be ,esrsst experience AID -onvC-
,,-.. , al ,-.-i-.si mind and rom spirit 90 -ev
ar.rt or ,-3,. and human dignity as - take ,e
ooalse' Of ephemerai oPia.op. am Only e. tHe Us
aac, and i0roib.e expression %. ~ .dea F-iho7'
seeking current passport ior b. a' strange from
a1y oi toe recognized tribunal. Or P1oAc seai'-
m--t. such thinkers rs s~efenbo-s Nam
Soc the Wordsworth, Co.eridze' Ary.e' t3-T.'T.
z Emerson. sad - may aid the wnte- oi ihe pres
-nt volume. are seldom fully appreciated un;i ihct
nave created au audience for themselves y fle
-eui4 potency Of t-eir intellect They mast b.
sYut-t g. rensin as fore gners and aliens o. those
gh5 are n oie.ng in the Consciousness OF having
attained their complete spiritual stature. whose
ot,.o1s All tastes ere q j WEIGHED and abe'ed w.,h
.h, ,xsctrass RI ss e-,'h-csr- g p.escr.gto.. md
Sho lave nothing mo-s g. 30 Ia dis world than o.
reyoss In the shade from winch e. iac0uveneat
igh, IS forever excluded
There ere other reasons Kiich should iniuce Mr
IAvrs no, o. reckon UPON fscile comprehension OF
boz. writings by jhe mass Of readers who may raa
-he.r eye over hs PAGES Every sentence that De-
las written is IT,. result af earnest and vigorous
t,1eit The, al cub.3y weight Of reflection
which 20 ordinary hands would have been expand
ID INTO q far wider compass Hence they demand
"a. a.e reader sometime of tlo power of intense
meditation ia which they originated Tie person
,h1 Is Dor capable of thinking himself Yp 10 'e,e.
gih u. msa ll.e.cotaa. plane Of the ami .r
A. receive a. o5n.as,d and fs.scfnpress.ou. a, he
,..r., ID. ..9i,, are l1a,,afca0t scene ~ nature
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ANorHvR EDITOR ~ CoN0Rf,s -1o- y "
JscNso> to has been elected 90 congress - O." '-o 20
,s, ,s.,rsl ,,. the s.isnsaoa Il Hon Th1uss blte1
Kas Is one Of lie eior. o. the >rEnuaA Gss~gsss Col
j. commanded The Georgia Regimen. tauns he MeSesn
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

-xw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IS FUsLIshf1
yyrRY soRSISo tsrSDAYs E1cEPIIp'
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
I'd Nassau streets, opposite the City man,
,,v.re3 20 City Subscribers FOR l2i csnt' per week
40 te tey prefer hey pay 10 advance Al ne Oesh
~ - ,,on,fs or a. year II Tie sane rae ongr Cope
- oar. MAJ Subscribers 1--WE Dollars per Aln1n n
.ivsoce Sgbsc ptOrs taken lof tx monns fo' mr.
ess.si Three Dollars 10 t1vsnc~ required 10 a. *
1900, win Country NeSspspsrs Daily papers - go
~, oaee whose srms h gncf irSn lsose " i-7
~,s1pe are not g. wed suY drererca
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N1FfYig. va Monday. f"b It
George Wood mat. O te brig H"1yy NOoIs
AL boy named Tno- $ Brsnt boil su51caed oa
hoard t vessel yesterday " burning ~ cnsrcon where
Ihey were s.eep'HI
Markets . BAIr-iosf W.3ne,iay FeD. 43-P
The markets generally ere witho1, change from
Yesterday. aud a fair business rs dong
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RHOoKLYN ITKMs

WEOsEsBAY AFTEsNOOs Fec ~.
FfRg-At about one O'Clock this morning IA East
sroos,n b. frame t5s cofnof u Bedfo dayenoe
,rd A4eghlA-.t Tie house entirely destroyed, and
M 70 ,ro GATED 20 fso bsuses Al Oinng which were
-v much tufne The fremen we're prom pty on hard,
u d. heir eksrJas prevented To oss u msen properly
ENpLoTIxG COsyiCTs.--An address VIII be de
yssea by Caan@s spear u Bo-ton. NJ Church Of us
saviour Rev Mr Flney,j Brooklyn, Fdday sTenlagl
seb q ~ "a 0cock ~ Besi Ari4od n Procuring I'm
- .oyment f0f Discharged Cooyicts.
BRoggg HEATED Rev J l. Hodge, Pastor
ff@ Fr.t BaDns Church Sassag.si delivered eseoarse
- sunday sfenoo1 which h. commented % M feeel1
- amfy i1 Haglest Among Ohef s~eeng tncdents ~
l.uuonr tas lean " Mrs. GgIlyeT whose funeral ~ a.
ended pa alrrlO0n Mrs o b. said was sn sfed 10y
"a hsd farss grandsous he building Al he nms o. ~
-xg.o-On. Tie chaTred fenslas q iwg we're ,is-s.
ONE .rf L. f1rd has ever snrs been hanging bsiNtrn
-ime and elsriiy Consequence Of 10 innss 49, -
Tue Oh .sdy Vel her gfandso.s 49, ~ -
a1ne % M0nday n0rnlng She loy>d tnsm-ussy, ' -
-, 800 Usea ne nsnk ed fsnlsins u Two sed ne 80
.s1g.d 50iy u third were bfOozlt h'fne - -
.-eo b - n ule I'd chair 10 picture 81 ~,
s1uinued als without giving ~ 80 ~ ..'s-r 4,
l.@sse md Fdday morning Nh>n 90 - es.'-p-iN
iSs - stsd a brOks1 heart. soc n1H l01x vsrn
-, "a Fev Nr Hodge Cn1rcn, ~ w@ 49, onr "
- $1,000 90 ssvsgsi osbsg aemb~rs OF NJ ienhy
ne dsesA'r' WI tAevenser.
,.,, ,xc-A female child about two months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

h., =. s-.'g4 o. Monday evening e. n Prospects, u
- sr.5rsa 10 5ankef n willow oasssta good stoek
- eiotls. had On red calico frock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

MsErI>G ~ FAVOR ~ PLrlSG rRT PoLIefSfS'
4 Mas. Meeting As 5een csiei foS rhgFstsy a. J.
Cenr Hs Cenur Msfkel or ne PUrFose u hesrirg 'ss
Repc-t OF ar Comm appointed % rrrFsre MenSr'1
lc te Lcgsaurr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

Di>NES-The Public Dinner 70 senior CsTcsche
VII ske place - he Irving House rsur.asy l'onof
row evening - o'olCeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

FmE-Ass quarter past : thi' Hsornins n's
broke o., 10 SAL Ne g. Cenlr>st rear Pear iss
bala.-s "a, destroyed tn1 a s,ses hal '~o ho''s'
were hurrei 20 sesh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

pREsS~rArro> 40 BsLL---A military tcte came
~ ~ As,or House Mcntsv evening ne cccsssor
% he PRESERVATION Of eeazria service q silver ra'e 20
~ Iicut Hev es ~ ne Lgh Guard CAPS Nae~ct BY A'
---ow sadiefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

Suspicion ~ BURGt Any A man named John
ptiNr Wa skrn rrc cus,oiy Yesterday by oiheer Wu
4 Srnhe7s N ~ Lower Po''re Court o. suspicion q
having blrsarousS entered ue .e~raN ''yrs % Le1s
snd stealing thereirvn eSery, Nc 10 ne Ns1e %
500 NJ clue % NE burg oosnec anri YESTERDAY,
" hen a-er Srphcns usced % he properly 20 he
Of he socased who Nss cotnniissd Nf e>Ani
nkr.u hF luslce lahror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-21

GRAND LARCENY --Oticer Olsen N the lMrd
O,srct Police Court yesier3sy arrested German E.
named Christian Wochrer ard Ehfsheih freiertch,
chsCr cf .tearg hgschod Urnmre 81 different uucs
10 .hr Ale of g. ne properly cf Mr. Csore Goyhwnd
OF ~ H0usousi The pnuperty wss 0und ~ nnss.sson
&C tlrsosuL snd both we're committed iOr cNsuasl0a,