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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
ENGLAND.

Parliament meets for despatch OF burlnet-, or req l.
chen 4, b, .xprced that some important change IN the mo-
neiarv system NIL be laid before the Legislature
President TayoTs Message, which reached Eng ana hy
The HiberiA has been extensively published. and largely
commented upon by the English press The genera "a
precision Of the public sentiment Is very favorable Inc
The tenor of he Message peaohc and we learn viii
Measure there disposition on the part OF the Amer
can Cahinet to magnify the difference which were sup
posed time 10 threaten Ito re- huons WIN ihe moe
LIBERAL European powers The contention with France
mad originated IN the impotence Of NJ Poussn and ihe IT.
regular Vchcmcuce of Mr. CLAYTON.
That with England has taken is rise from some ml-con
cepfton with reference The vows Of this country % Ire
Mosquito Coasi and the Nicaragua Canal, hut there IL
every reason 20 hpprcheud thai Henry Buwef MISSION
ID have the effect Of uniting both coCaes IN the pic-etn
oa of "A object OF 50 much importance 10 the com
ucTco OF the world
Aken place on the Pacific Coss Of the lshnus by the a.
ged seizure Of The Island Of Tyre IN the Bay OF
hy order Of Mr. Chaiheld, the British Committeeman 10
GussmAla very perfectly known IN THIS country and
are sstikhea that II uuseely alteration has oc
cured between Brush and American agents II VIII nof
disturb The friendly relation Of the TWO Governments
Ii seems that while has been concluded between
the United States and the Republic OF NcsausA lot he
promotion OF the Canal all other States invited 10 enter
INTO the sane treaty spustons, and President Ia lo
u serves the work constructed under ihese guarantees VI"
become bond OF peace instead Of cause OF eoneneu
AID strife between The nations OF The earth In other re-
Sweets the atoms Of America with Great Brian are Of
The most friendly character and the removal %; restrictions
M The laws Of Navigation by both parties Jpon the
whole this message Is orecS5e 10 ne American uoNein-
uent and should prove satisfactory 70 the country of a.
the state of their finances encumbered with outstanding
htbihues That EVIL IS tho result Of former excuses and
Id mice OF their victories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

The Civ ID Ms1ico = now furnished with
regular ni-h; watch. and every number Of the
Vr-5- contains about column OF local n;e.i.
-snce teaching me arrest OF thieves AMI vASa
bo46s Tls 5 81 improvement certainly
-alu--linc : "a -riec On 70 A. immense extent IN
Pie ports Of Mexioo Tie M3strr urges upon tie
Congress shout 10 assemble the expedieucy Of
rromy. and e-Fectlal measures ;o1 - Suppression
TIE Governor OF Oueretsr0 has bOu-h, upon
l,mse. a--e share ID. pu5lr oiilm ~ MS aI'
trary an tsvaaiCa coacuct re mas lngilsoas'l
severn editors, aai prosecuted a. Who coal l'aIaed
u h.s policy or opposed his Will Congress =
called upoa By the press o., the capital 70 remove
and punish h.m without delay
o. tie raIng OF tie 18th ut p.scard " IS
found posted a. the corners OF tina streets oi the
capita denourc.u- the nous-chsts IA terms of
terrific vehemeace and concluding with the oni!
aous lhrsse Mrclrl rs N716rrf.stgs
Later news ir1n scatsn bad been received NJ
Mexlco TIE Insurgents had been worstcd n sew
era skirl.shcs. aud were gradually witadrawinc
70 the southern part Of the Peninsula The wa u
i supposed. will soon be terminated IN couse-
7uence OF the Gisguion and discord anions the n
slters
The Legislature o.. T9bss,5 adjourned Oh the 81
December O. reassemb.e on the 2orh q; January.
or the purpose o; celebrating upon various con
stituaousi reforms, and upon ne establishment, Of
public schools
The Picaysnc OF the 18th SAYS
We have received N,n1or from the CITY
Mexico TO the Ist. snl The Jqlapd /cmpodHcc1 t.
tle 4th Inst.-three days later intelligence than
we Published Yesterday.
The latter psTe- states that private letters had
been received ~ Jsapa. announcing that on .hs
Oh al revoutoc-rv movement wss n have
taken place, On; it was ppvidentaly nipped IN the
bud by the authorities Il 'ppears thu, number
OF tlSaiectcd men. aat smonr others TWO editors
o.. the be- fi C5mcrc'o had ..aslai together {
p. ocure the repeal ot an 0hloxiors law. called The
law OF Otero. passed June "a. l'is. aid IN q On
nult they intended 20 provoke Oh the 30.h Deccm
her asst thev were 70 got az q kind Of MoIsr-hiro
Ssntanist revolution The plot discovered t"
The Governor by some OF the National Guard
whom the chiefs of the movement bad cndeavorea
90 scdacc The Vera Cruz papers. sinsularN
enough. remain quite silent on the subject but II u
vel known that the revoutonlsts have been
bsu'kcd in their scheme. and vii probably hc pun
shcd.
Another ebortive attempt al = pr0RuEciamcHtt
was lately made at Puebla The plot turned out
failure through the non arrival Of $4,000, whichha
been promised 20 feed the embryo lnsurrectlon.-
The insurgents were al ready but they would not
move without the sruews OF war and So a,ter wat
ing tor the money until clock At night. they dis
persed The commandant Gen Reyes IS much
blamed Tor the apathy no displayed on the occa
sion
The Legs alive chambers were to open Tor the
session IN the City OF Mexico on the LIST iIs;. The
members Of the Senate and House Of Representa-
ifses were IA the capital la considerable numbers
80 tiat Congress would commence business forth
with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26
TURKEY.

Tue coTresP % the IoHcoa Tin> under GATE Cen
.tsutaops Dec No. says" courier mas arrived here
on g. Petersburg With he EmPerors answer 70 he asi
communication made 20 hs impera. hghness ey ne SUB
line Porte regard 10 ne question of TIE Po.sn snl
hungarian yefIgees In former letter tod YOU hat ne
Turks Al Ministers wiling % consent 70 ne eNp4 ION
II al lose Poles who bad been concerned n he ate Hun
rausn Instruction but that they ooecied % he eSpl son
20 Polish refl eees VINO resident u Turkey previous
- s' event snt 10 provided win FRENCH Or o'he'
passports. -,
The Gar has agreed 90 he proposed ~ The PORE
AID Dsubnsk and the other F0es who served ~ h1uga
- are 20 be expelled and ,heir counirymen residen' o.
I4rk.v who were rot concerned that nslrrecion ar
20 remain unmoesfel IT. however, any one without re-
efeuce 20 ne country under whose protection he may De
shall whilst resident IN tie Oucnsn empire. be guilty. o.
asv aci hostile 10 ne government Of Toe Emperor Nchos
ae shall demand of ,ls Russian envoy be expelled
from ,he Sutars dOUlniOns
Kosslih and the Hungarian refugees se 70 be conhnel I'D
fr led town the Inferior hey not 20 Oe close prs
01er. bu, ter place Of residence will be under the con
s'snt -urve lance Of the Turkish authorizes.
The correspondent Of the Morning Herald however WI
r on the same dav the Emperor OF Russs
has cses accept Suians guaranty FOR the conduct
II tie Poles and hat the matter sss far from beng seeG
2 d.
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Civil Government of California.

Our w ashington correspondent sends us the io
owing extracts from dispatch Of General Riley
loar Governor OF California TO Adjutant General
Jones, W ashington, dated Monterey, June 80, lSl9
TIE course Indicated IN my Proclamation will be sdopt
ID by he people almost unanimously and there IS new ~
September and form Siste Constitution be sub
mfed % Congress IN Tie early part OF the eonilag
"A low prefer a Ierroflal organization, but think
pAsor,y vii be in favor OF State Government to
avoid al further dcalies respecting the question Of Sav
ey. THIS question vii pToeaoY De submitted ioge'he
via The Constitution to dsreej vote o. ne Peope %
course he Consultation plan Of Territorial Government
formed by this Convention ca have no ees ioes l sF
proved BY Congress
The soue 10 the Ssaaf-NoRtcrcH, Oc,. /. 1919
The Coayeatou called by my prcS snsnon Q, June 81
assembled a. this pSce the lot Gmo anu hss messy
sonp.esea i,s lseoIs in fognins Cosa'Snpn % =, S
tG TO the People FOR their ratification IL "a Veo1 49,
naed hy he unanimous al h Conversion "a TsN' 80
"a ipSormed that the new Government 9rgSnieH uude
ia Constitution should II be rsined oy me trNe snA
20 mao operation as sOon NAV 30 convenient after se
rSanesnou and without waiting Tor the Hp1eMo "a wv
csss and the admission Of Caofnis mo Ine ! 'On .
u have strong doubts OF the LEGALITY 81 seeh SoVtse
gaaeg tie decision Of the supreme Court OF The Cnro
Saes bs II It should he the wish Of the people o. so,
We Tie scion Of Congrrss shall deem Il my duty anier
~ Circumstances to surrender my civil powers no me
hseds u the Executive unless speeiA ofacfs I" NC
earAfy received from Wsshhgion
TIE Sans N RE .Sqw<-.k 9n,cycg OFT 81. lct9.
The Convention which assembled Al this pace on ne
y Sept has completed is AooIs ana tnS NVtlsI.e'Ha
-o0 nl uai body was s0uniIe0 =" 'uS 80
feope r their approval ard have no doubt u us ees
shed By the almost unanimous vote Of the qasaed eee
ofs o. tAs country -,
printed copy o. this Constitution Is !nelosed herewith
oe WIN by examining the schedule thsi - eonIen'
as 70 Put TIE new Government into opeanoa On on So
sef he 18Th day OF Dec next; add shall then surrender
~, svn power 70 whonsoever may be des'gnaied Wnoei
30 oasninuon, a. The Executive Of the new Stale
Whatever may be the legal objections 10 putting INTO
stnon State Government previous 70 iu beng ae-
snosssdged approved by Congress, these objections
as yst 10 the obvious necesses OK The case for the
po~efs q the existing Government limited and is
sstifsion too imperfect provide for the wants OF
1uy so peculiarly situated and Of q population which 10
saenenrns with such unprecedented rspidtu"
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and New-Mexico.

We have received from our correspondent at
Washington, copies and extracts Of Official papers
communicated BY the President to the House Of
Representatives on Tuesday last. with his mes
.aee relative TO New Mexico. California, &c VIZ
l. An extract Of letter from Mr. Secretary
Crawford 10 the officer in command IN Santa Fe-
stating the course he was 10 pursue relative 10 the
claim of Texas to part OF New Mexico March
&c, 1922
A dispatch from Mr.. Secretary CRAWFORD to
Col McCALL-Nov 10 lei9-relai.yo to the an.
nexa.ion of New Mexico.
An extract from a dispatch OF Mr.. Secretary
CRAWFORD to Gen RILEr-Jdne 26, lsi9-con-
corning the admission Of California into the Union
These documents, especially the Instructions
from the War Department to the officer IN com
msnd at Santa Fc, viii excite some interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

TIE fves.1s Gazette % the s-h. ave To- F4'..-
.lld ln -nus much tzAel up rl4 reports 2. '--'
de.ct-r-ror-s Which even crrreni n ID a. -f
Tre 1sy named FOR plr-ag ITO erec : ins o1 y
ne To- lresgre. are really i1IIi4ls =
Wl1 cree 90 s.K u. 90 FOUND N.e--A ne Lo. fi7
fol of 1eTs- here e a. essf > - rne- .. VEGA
aei 5 I'D 1- poured % the Tsv ways ia NJ 81 -r--
ri four DAY. TIE fepg u ~ Austrian ca1ne 70
cote from Pns..a ne So ct q - En-ri Assem-
~ i0 TIE Austrian cshi1e; = Sort 70 nc AA :
former conn1r ca-ous instead 81 pro1cins - ers,-e
eject upon Prussia have eic+ec rsqles, ~nch uolEn
svasive sre fgl e sigrltcaDce 20,
~ - former reuuu=trs1ces ne Al-rel ra'net i"
stated view Of tie question s-d o. he cl-se44el-es li
me step which Prsssa ;=Sllg SINCE iaese rem
strances were unleeeed. Austria 0 rot cou4eseell ~
wage 90 words - IA t1e frgs-!En cal-hr- p. r.
serving a. her ecrons protest. and rsnH ~ ilrdel
o1porguv she wishes 20 BE- uade stood nal ler
tot construed ar -alescence via me rus
sian pro Get into a derelcuon or her rRhis
Tie report lsf alliance os-rsse taG Qeie1s'Fr lAl
been concluded between Prlssa France AID EGg ana
wa circulated Berlin the y ll- Gen Colnt rn-a
who lnaa-ed Toe mperasis when hey ere defeated
Rss5. b. tas Hglgarzls h8s colni-isi sLc1e a. 'e
The yphus fever ives rsg.nF fesrflly a. Vsuns m e
1rn ulf No less fhan 81 me1ca had been seZei W"
ID from visiting 'leI patients
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The Recent Discovery of Parts of Two Hands
In the Charles River, near tho Medical Col

From farther inquiries we have sscertalned that
tle report that two hands supposed 10 be those OF
the ate Dr. parkman had been discovered IN
Charles Rive, near the Medical College, IS correct
~ a essentisl partlcu.ars-eXcept their direct iden-
tncation
The hands were first discovered on Friday last
Jan. Is. by lad named jerome NJ. Stanley, while
lac WAS skating on the river They were seen dis
actlv through the ice, and were then nearly oplo
.ite the Massachusetts Hospital a building some
two hundred yards north OF the Medical College.
The lad who IS employed by Dr. John w are, 100
7 emoat St informed tine Doctor Of the clrcum-
stance and he as told 70 wait until next day sat
r.dayJ sud then break through the ice, get the sup
posed members Of DR. Parkmans body. aud take
& en- to the Medical College where DR. Ware rcgu
'llv lectures
The lnd did as he was desired but on returning
% the spot where he had seen the hands the day
before found that they had disappeared. On search
ug further. however he discovered them about Two
rods from the former spot IN the same condition as
when first seen After some difficulty, he managed
to Get possession Of them and found that they con
sisted II the four fingers Of each hand, and two
knucke bones The lad took them TO the Medical
College. and Dr. Ware being engaged IN his lee
turc lett them after mentioning the matter 10 Df.
Blgelow, senior As soon a. the lecture vas over.
Or observed to Dr. Ware that he had found
tie hands of Dr. parkmsn and said that II y as
us oiiA.eA HlvI "aA "Sr" N4'a' ,''e'e ga "
wrists and thrown as far possible into the river.
and bad been floating about until the lad Stanley
had discovered them The fingers were consider
ably swollen and the skin stripped from them, sp-
parentlv by the action Of the frost Some OF the
SKIN was iound IN the vicinity
That these were portion OF the remains OF the
unfortunate DR. Parkmsn was the prevailing
opinion al the College after their discovery, and
instructions were given that the matter should be
kept as quiet possible until the family OF the
Doctor had an opportunity Of taking charge OF
them.
At this stage OF the matter, Dr. Bige.ow' Jr be
came informed Of the circumstance. and on exam
nation. stated tina, the hands were those he had
B..ryc1 az lo,c tide some ten days prerious
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dFORGE r BABcOcK
CHAs A NAM
W sCHOONMAkER
u,s.acbu.ett. Anri-sIavery society.

Fran the prOceedngs Il TINS society a. publish
ed in the Boston papers We learn that the receipts
.or the past wear have been 60 = Of which sz,32i
vas received from the Faneah Hal Bazaar. 70
,reat have been the disbursements however, that
he balance On hand amounts 20 s2f3. The B0st0a
Trareler Of Wednesday evening contains tue TO-
owing SYNOPSIS Of ths Annual Report Of the Board
Of Managers a. read By Edmund Quincy;
In regard % ne pre.sn, savrbodnz Speaker Of tie
House he report . c1FloGs and obstructive fact
- 70 s cC1uposIJu u Coa4ullises Ir Colo has gwen
noe selkaf y as -slavery eneai u ne House tsa
sil-x40a u CUBA . alluded sad Tic fact Dotee
Punishment T-sltsd u2oa t1e corsprsiOrs for
crime llcl under he Constitution. The free
80 heu 3Ssn up, add er early d.sso1fon pre-
i.csd The po8ucsl gl.Ocs Ia AAssscLlsers and New
Y0fk ase a0ded O. sssss IA heir fess.ts; ard he
Free Democracy severely raped Tor allowing .Dc delcai
VI Af Paffey ~ho Le repon says he ngiffs head q
ne poca. party opposed 10 Slavery. The fact . stsso
b. foT years escaped AAs not oeen resp
1red in aassacnusss and ltas Is attributed 70 ne AM
Tae synpafay d III. eo1n,ry for Hungary spoaen q
eH4narlg frcm nai4Cn Whlch has nrf 20. - ~,
q OE--sxh Of Ter cDupuymen. Tie ano-oL :. ~
C.-s FOR s,ra1s of resfons with Austria reeves 81
avUr. As ~ SAYS he report ms eoe1Iyl -
pol1es srFzrgenst pLznaed % gi.s ~ -
nv % .hoose he Aiebet Of he shoes q h-P'OeIs o.
Aogl1nO1.n l. ..l.,,,. - IL. A.,
lie exposure o(Fsber Mathew. n neA1n y IA AM
sag-ry ,.uurert. b. GaTrsoE = a. bsn sl-oea y ehh
-. 49, Tts commencement va maze Ihaf ceorge
Tonosoa. he ess5rslsd EGslsh 4sii-s avery Aslalof
80 =, - srs.k TIE eOuTse u se yslSss rel gioss
boc.es u rslaon % ssEsry VS. $500 = -
ssss q s A.ss rs. :. az y.
1 al La he utsnph u Aafislssery 8es Oysr he nslrs
q tbe Ansrosz sse and Cazeh a. 81 pressni eoss
sse - :, Re Lsxisz,are 10 ayor q pesesfs secession
81 hsnssck1se<N huu ne I nSon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

T. the SENATE yesterday Mr. BiBcocA reported
tie Usury Repeal BIZ with the following state
meat OF the Committee views
The Sanding Committee the Judiciary, 10 whom was
-rrei an ACT entitled "Au allow cJDfacis u loan
md orbearaDcs personal security Tor snort periods
Report
Thai hey have had the under consideration, and
have made sundry amendments thereto. restricting ne
peraon os the Ec u 500 aud upwards, except
ng from 10 scope paVrbrokers corp0raiors, AID 10
iiua BANKERS lssgios circulating notes under no act
0rEe he business " banking and limiting De opers
ou Of sad years from the si day of May next
A. nus amended lie Committee report The bill Tor nc con
.dersuOn " he Senae. In lAs belief hat II tie expert
be- made tie bill present.. cafe and practicable mode u
attempting D. The history and policy ~ suFy avs are
seu Understood % render aptuIaton necessary,
he Committee readily sdms, hat heir prov sions
are extensively eyaded viii the colnyGnce TOO Oen o.
Courts and Jgres and -Ast "a numerous cases, hey are
lsed a. shield for fraud II their opinion ihai upon ne
Whole heir operation 10 sanitary and oeneheent u not al
.o.uts.v necessary 70 tLe public welfare
TIE Committee swsre t4f ae reverse " ms prop
ron Las rght Of authority among lilclcal lien ~
.s4l A. writers urol commercls! and pohlcA snptcb
shcb : well caclaed - insure caution AL dfdence "
na rarinx heir opinion Tie desire Ne commercial
seems 70 10 sasoT Of motGcGiou of ne "a
an laxs noi 10 favor Of en sbsglIie fep.aL lhs
III. r. L usy eunted gave consideration Tie INTRO
duo ION u his BIZ a1ords opportunity Tor iscuss't
~ examination Of most important measure Yiaiy Gneei
uz a. classes " The community. $500
- enKagemeuts u -s CcDuLlrrD forbid, 81 Trss@ni
az extr0ded Argument u ne question Ice COMMITTEE
rtereaer IN he OrnI Oh s.pp esnta report Or ohsr
s. GEEK a. opportunity of preserfns geir views u ne
alb eci more a. lrrg-h s.gued .....,,
GEORGE r BABcOcK.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Ia, California. Oregon and sandwich Islands

SIX aND QL4RTER CENTS Pkh corr
We shall publish season Tor t"e ''s
Goog.a which sail, from this port on The |7'h rs,
r3o.c!,ck. T y the l7th number OF The Yer 1o,A
7,,Lyae orcirculst.on On ihe Pacific Coast Il W..
he prepared with special roierence 70 the vans o.
.,,leuts in thai region or persons enS' a'i"s ''''
.. and will contain, in addition 70 complete sum
,,,ry Of the Foreign and Domestic News up 'oine
,.,s., dates lstof all the passengers that havesai
"a tom All our ports since our last issue synopsis
= Political News. and number Of Editorial articles
On subjects interesting 10 residents on The Pacific
~ Persons desiring send their friends on the Pseitc
s.psper mode Up specially FOR Tat section, can ieave
,ae, orders a. the desk and Ne VIA MAJ iae copies "u
eg, isll Pnce 81 cenis
7- Psr.ons 70 The Country wishing 20 send heir friends
"a. osper Will Please forward 20 his Office payment io
-. Der Of copies hey may desire 10 send ia order 70
AVOID mistake they must b particular IN wiring Is pA
!. psb.e the names and residences q ose 70 WHOM
.,oy l.ht PAPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-26

Fes,Hrr ~ DAsyERs, MA,s.-on Tuesday ~
&c. r.tet or gathering u wafer IN he lower psfts
- - va occurred, s1d damaged large anoent Of pro-
~ TIE msrsby stp 0flsnd yng IN he yasy runnlns
rom Croysst a he boundary " salsm, 10 Ehe oesesy
- ue upper waters u ne Norm River snf Islsss
BOOK raining through l. more OF s-s saefsss
10 sreafer par Il IL ianaerlss ca q Tow vi ~ -
PIE water cane W INTO be suees, sno 49,. - -
i.rectiOus fosfrs where nDost 81 os
- xaier va hree or ioaf feet 5esp, aOd Nc oqn5s
cOgd only b. reached rafts hc' ~ -. 80 -
H0tei and Mr Fleba's Messing -n"1se' N>''
Ser tWO " lhTee feet deep -, - s,e,r<. a, IN.
- s,,,,, ~ be.yy rain ssd 81 efstd % nlte fose
- s.,sh.,s. M bassmenfs we're dnssh He1l %.
80 T, "a AZ rs beizhs ~ Doon lbs Efsra h>fo'
- 49, ~. soule,s bal asasd 10 sotsr plsess
49,. noe Dare gTooesa &C. sahrfod eonseeIs.J
80 s,.ds Directly tbsough ibstf cellar s-espsnS
~ -. bsrreis bags sEd eva heavy e.sx o. v.eg1
- -,,t .hlch cane Foster e. INTO han.st roend
= -. yr~sf square asded AID part Ct psssse ufcesh
", n SsodrcRs ysfd where wa f1r % e,s lect seq
1.e<s betwsso Messrs Lambert MsrriHs sore and
Osoups shoe store Don q l-cn eslsr scse n..tl
- thenrs s1Toss he street. and By hs WGnss ooeydns
sooss IN tss yer-Shas eomps'sy eo'dns ''s oa o1ns
eirnct -. A.. A. -, -..A,-
.,..1.s 20 u,exs Bosra fsnes.
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Passengers.

NJ Fleming and lady, Mr. and Mrs. Blanwell Ms
Naryagan Rev DR. Muock Col Curichely, Messfs Inne'
Krusbber, Ma9Lszan, BergeTa- Cushing, Way W Poit
harbour Rosenie, Hernandez, Avery AppolA ieroeri,
Douflsss King Robe Laiiner Chris, Co.ars, Philips
Fooie Wheeock, Montgomery Hamilton, Fisher Hen
rcks Bsryey, Romeo smms Howell Miller lng.s
Diylan, T0oker Richards, Badnal Glenn, Trash Taylor
Jones. BAKER Park Gndes SchaftHbulg Haryehars'.
Young Taylor, Wilson, Harris, Clay, Hegsn, Tim.
Curra WOodmsn. JAMES Shahen was married here, Hal
.f.y .
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sTIrsESsItLE, Ohio, Jan l7Eh $50
w.rtn-,- srr.n- ~ Power 10 :,

WArER g. Sian Water Power writes Is
rlst there 3 a. oversbot water wheel q inif'y-
horse power DOW running IN the village oi "
den Orange Co q Is FEET diameter tnd Y feet oaeAss
uh.ch cost Il a. ~ l4l1red doars al h@s 60" lsA
over = year. wheat costing 80 iof repairs az BIS AZ
b. o,.s, - SKI, TIE ~so.e cost of Is ,nf aofse S'N-f
,t-z ccn.frlc0r tAEi, and rePsf' las r2t e1esed>c
q 5orer anrun- AID LIS : y 20 means sng4H ease
here beinE smother wheel equally eeienf ao scoaotesi
ID he sane ofeourse each q Inside "i ne MI and
perfectly protected from hai great destroyer q water
49,. lee W P wouh Lac % Know here q ihir,y-
ssr,e engine impeled By any oder sr-SeaLy
generated power Which hAs beet wertys year.
Al COS; Of BOT more han sl5o per a-num We reckon cot
Bat n sbOald be considered hal you place cngne
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tn ADVERTISERS,

Tie Publishers have concluded 20 Hani 'HAieo nun
Ter Of Advertisements into the columns Of tbs Paper
Tbo.. Merchanis Inventors sc who have articles sle-
az ,das,.d 10 tho wants Of the inhabitants Of Csforns,
Oregon and ouer parts the Pacific, vii DO wei to
avail themselves Of tho opportunity here offered Of making
t,s.r wares known ia that quarter of,he g.o0s.
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PRUSSIA.

BEfLfx Jan 7h.-if . understood Ina ne Min's,era
cnsls and that tis day the Chambers wo1.t
receive royal message profosing TIE oain 70 oe is6e
the Constitution, sn1 accepting TIE sane, win some 90
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-. Hon WIN. Is FLEMING Of Savannah he's
saen nominated for seat in the present Congress by ne
whgs Of the Isi District Of Georgia, In place OF Hon
BcrLER KiNc, resigned Hon JOSEF" " JAcKsoS IS h.