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Appointments
OF THE N. Y. EAST CONFERENCE,

OF THE N. Y. EAST CONFERENCE
The following are some Of the appoint
merits of the Methodist Conference. which
held It's annual session 10 New Haven du'
ring the last month.
Hartford District.-Seymour Landon.
Presiding Elder. Wesleyan University,
Stephen Olin, President, J. w. Linslcy,
Prolessor--NliddlelowO. Nj. L. Scudder--
Hartford, II. ]. Fox--Washins.on Hill, A.
Bushnell-Colebrook River, c. II. Adams
Pleasant Valley AID New Hartford, A.
B. Pulling-Har,land, D. r. Kirby--Win>
Sled, A. Nash-Goshen, .. Miller-Li;ch.
field, w. B. Cornwall and Ellsworth
T. C. Young, S. IL. Plat Wolco,,ville. r
Codling-Plymou.h and Wa.er'own. 7. h.
Chandler Woodbury.. s. Rushmoie-N
Milford, w. Nc. llis.er-Gaylold's Bridge
and Sherman, B.. BEDFORD -Brockfeld aud
Soa,hville, !. Sanford.
Rev. Joseph Henson, (who was stationed
in I.i,ch6eld in ls47 and '4S) is now sta
,ioned al EaS, Chester and West Farms
Wes,ches,er county. NY.
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The subject was then postponed unlil
Wednesday, June 9Th.
l. will be seen that ON either Of The above
ballots, the free soil members might easily
have re elected the lion. Roger S. Baldwin
"a man thoroughly anli-slavery in all his
sentiments, feelings, and woes, and one Of
the most eloquent champions Of the Wilmot
Proviso in the Senate. We are al loss
10 know by what species of reasoning they
arrived al the conclusion that John M.
Niles is 6rmer ur more consistent friend
of free soil than Mr.. Baldwin. Mr.. Niles
did his best 10 forward the nefarious scheme
of Texian Annexation,bv which thousand
leagues of slave territory were added to our
Union. True, he may have rePenled--out
his repentance comes too late for any Prac-
,ical good from that quarter. The votes
of the Texian Senator's and Representatives
in Congress will be cast i0r the perpesuisy
and extension OF slavery, for ages after ne
has slept with his fa,hers-if the accurscd
institution shall survive so long. MIR. N.
cannot, lab'r as he may, check the .orren,
of evil which his hand assisted in turning
upon the country. On the other hand, MIR.
Baldwin has ever acted consistently on this
grea, question. His voice and vote have
uniformly been found ON the side Of freedom
Why should he be thrust aside? lave
The free soil members deliberately resolved
tina, no free soil ,chig shall be elected Sena'
tor! We shall see.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

cruel word OF look, We unjustly gEieve
their generous feelingl And how guard
eddy ought We to weigh every action
against is motive lest, in q moment Of
excitement. We be led to mete out to the
venial errors Of the heart the punishment
due only to wilful crime!
Alas perhaps few parents suspect
how often the fierce rcbukc, the sudden
blow, is answered in their children by
tears, not of passion nor of physical OF
mental pain, but of a loving yet grievcd
or outraged nature"
/ will add no word to reflections SC
true; no corelative incident to an expert.
ence so touching.
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The County of Litch6eld was OEgani'
sed at the October Session Of the Legs
laturc, 1851. OF course its One Hun
dredth Anniversary will occur in about
sixteen mOpths from this time. WOul0
IL not be fitting OccasiOa for general
meeting Of the scattered and truant chill
dren of the county, Jubilee which
might rival that Of Old Berkshire? Litch-
field has, for the last sixty years, been
sending out an almost unbrOken train oil
emigrants to the "new settlements" and
it is pleasant to presume that they and
their children still cherish lingering at
lection not only for their kindred yet re
naming here, but for these mountains
streams and valleys the rural scenes and
quiet old homesteads Of their ancestors
Let proper arrangements be made Tor
hearty welcome, and :hcre would be suct
gathering of the clans" as has no
been witnessed since the heroic ages.
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THE JENNINGS ESTATE -Thcr,

was a meeting of the descendants Of Sam.
uel Jennings at Burlington, N. j., on the
22a uu., TO take measures relative 10 pros
ecuting a claim TO large estat: in Eng
Iand-about one bundled and fifty persons
being present. The estate wanting heirs is
estimated a. $4,000. 600! |. has been
decided against the English claimants in
the Court OF Chancery, after being in lili>
CATION for forty years. Maay Of the de-
scenaan,s reside in New Jersey. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

I The following pregnant question &C.
ours in letter from Washington to the
Boston Atlas. 1t is homely, but plainly
put .....
The intelligence that Old lack had
stretched out his iron hand to grab the
Cuban expedition. produced a great SEN
sation on its announc srent yesterday
The Southern gentleman took fire all
round. Does the North wish to see
what sort ola man we have got for Pres
ident? Don't it wish it had Northern
doughface, like Cass, in his stead? Then
we might get Cuba,--niggers and all
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Mrs Gaines Suit.-A New Orleans

Mrs. Gaines Suit.-A New OfIe''"s
letter writer in the Albany Argus says
" The recent decision agains, MIS-. Gaines
in the dis.ric. Court of this city. ! h"d "a
regarded even by her enemies, or rss"vf ;'''
enemies Of her claim, as triumph y" u.s.
mart. But little doubt Of her ui''ma" S nv, !.
cess is now entertained by any oneI n -,
ex,sn, OF properly claimed BY her: - s us.
Ia " of her deceased father, Dame. S'aaA.'
and The title 10 which will be se"seo ." = !.
review of this case by the Supreme Nou.' =.
the Unieed States, is almOs, incaieu'ao'e
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

Dr.,ocnAcr BoiLEp DowN.--ln late mum
hsr af ,he Holmes county (Onio1 Farmer.
Loco paper. published |" the county 81 HoImes.
where Locos grow =. spontaneously" a wriier
advocates the following sentiments IN the re-
vised constitution -
lst. No pe.s,.n shall own over 400 acTes Of
land wing IN this state. tea7b
Cd. No professor efTeligisn should AOll
aMy Office eEespt Ia me church.
This l. the lasl specimen Of progressive De.
'mqcrSey which has, as yet. Gene The ears Of
The public. What next - hte &inie Js''r'',
al, *G4E ~ vsm Sses 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

,, -ra y, FIRST Regiment, which was Or
ganizcd and sent off. was that Of Kentuc-
ky, (De propaganda lbertada,) This
regiment left A pril 25. twas comman-
ded by the following officers:
Col. Theodore O'Hara, Brevct Ma
jor Of the U. S. Army, and late Major in
the Commissaries Department Lieut..
Col. John F. Pickett, late U. s. Consul
at Turks Island; Major Thomas Thee.
dorc Hawkins, late OF the U. s. Army,
Doth Infantry;) Captains Hardy, (late
Of I'd Kentucky Volunteers,) Logan,
(late of the U. s. Army,) Marriott, (of the
Voltigeurs) Winston. (late of the 10th
Infantry y Lieuts. Dean, Johnson, James,
K oft, McGufin, Titus, Hoey, and Wool
folk. This Regiment consists of from
three to four hundred strong-all KEN
tuckians. They left in one ship. There
are others Of the Regiment who left since
to Join their command, but we have not
their names and grades. .....
The Second Regiment was that of
Louisiana, which left May 2, 1t is COM
manded by Col, B. r. Whea', a member
Of the bar of this city, and formerly Of
Nashville. Col. Wheat was an officer in
the Mexican war, and on the disband.
ment of his regiment, which was enlisted
for twelve months, raised an indepen-
dent corps, which served through the
| campaign. Lieutenant Col. w. II. Bell
a Mississippian, of the LIST Mississippi
Volunteers, who had lost an arm at Bcu-
ma Vista. Major j. R. HAYDEN Adju.
tant +. +. Fisher Surgeon Stull; AS
sistant Surgeon A, A. Joscphs; Quarter.
master Thomas; Commissary J. d. r.
McHenry; Captains Cuen, Henry, o.
Foster, Hunton, Mccormick, Colin,
Brackinbridgc, J. c. Davis, A w. Marsh,
Abner C. Steede, J. c. Howard; Lieut..
Duncan, r. Scott, GcOunegle, Thco.
Byrd, Dennet, +. L. Jones, Foley, Par.
rish, Morris. Fixton, Mitchell, Morgan,
Sartain and three hundred and fifty rank
and file. .l. as -..
The last regiment which left this port
was commanded by Colonel NJ Bunch.
formerly member of Congress from
Tennessee, with Peter Smith, son Of
Judge Pinckney Smith, of Mississippi,
Major; Captains A. Mizell, McKewen.
and all respectable gentlemen of Missis-
sippi, whose names we have not been
able to obtain in full. aa@
We have not pretended to accuracy or
fullness in this statement, our main OBJ
ject being to vindicate the character Of
the men engaged in the enterprise.
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IOUNUs ,oD
Norfolk, May IA, 1850.

nrs- We learn f,om friend. that the First
Congregational Church IN M'l"rd, C""n.' nn-
der the ministry al Rev. Jonathan Brace has
for several weeks past been receiving drop
pings Of the shower OF mercy. me gn ~
work, seems at present I" be c"nnn'u 20 ',': :.
will .xiend to the other churches in the town,
and 20 all classes-Evangei'st .......y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

nm. We were surprised a, the decision o.
the legislature in the case Of Capt. Rnse OF
North Bran ford. and surprised at the pan ~
ressons Mr.. Speaker Seymour assigned Er has
VOTE. who IL, outside If politics, scandid man.
The whole question depends upon The right 20
vote in North BranIord II Mr.. Lewis, "
lhis right the Speaker had doubts. - y. "e.e.
ven, town from being represenied.-- CSs'-
wmMh AssF- ,5Ht,sl tft sfEf694A4g' Atss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

{. PRor. WEIsrsR.-A gentleman who saw
Professor Webster in his cell ;ew uayS
ago, Observes. never saw so cnee.'u'
aud pleasant a man in my lite. eoas." . ;.
ing the lerrib!eness 81 his imPendins 'a:e.
He and his family en,ertaina strong ',.-
preston tina, he viii be pardoned onco"da>
iionally wherefore we cannot divine.
: - - Tiowell Courier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

&C. John II. Peoples, Esq. editor Of the FIRST
American paper. published liz Mexico, during
the war. Il, Bache. Of the U. s, Navy. Lieut..
Browning. and two cthers. were drowned in
an expedition to Trinidad Nay.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

Oo-The Rev. JOHN F. NoRTON, late oil
Milton, has received and accepted cal
from the Z" Porter Evangelical Church" in
North Bridgewaier, Mass. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

ns- Under the ruins e a house that hao
been burnt in New Haven, there has been
f.und gold ring with the inscription Ia
r, Obi. Dmb. ye 10 1881, az. Co." The own,
pr Of the ring has been asccrlained by seine 81
the New Haven anliquarians to have pee"
LYDIA Tr.wbridge, who married Richard K'se'
rwaIl nr Russelt M..aE
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

c. John Gotten Smith formerly of Sharon,
but now resident vi France. has been here
two or three Gays on visit among his friends.
The cut Of his iib and moussaehs gives him
decjisdly forelsa appearance.
~ HaeeN Ger bridgeport Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

DA party Of ~ gentlemen Of Water.
hurry went out last week. aud caught l247
trout weigh, 1856 lbs. They were day
and a half abou. it.-[New Haven Reg.
Several Of the gentlemen alluded to. CAST
THEIR NETS In the Bantam waters in this
tOwn.-Enq. .a.
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LITCIIFIELD ENQUIRER
LITCMFIELD. June 9, 1850.

u. s. SENATOR.-On Wednesday af
ternoon last, the House of Representative
had five ballots Tor United States Senator
without G fleeing a choice. The following
is the statement ofthe several votes
... First Ballot.
Whole number of votes 2lS.
Necessary TO choice, ITO.
Isaac Toucey (dem) 96
Roger S Baldwin, (whig.) "a
John NJ. Miles, (fee soil. II
c. F. Cleveland, IT, $. dem.) 10
Charles Chapman, (whig, l
SssSSvna ballot.
Whole number. 2l9.
Necessary TO choice, ITO.
Toucey 81
Baldwin 81
Niles -
Cleveland
Third Ballot.
Whole number. 2l9.
Touccy W
Baldwin "a
Niles 10
Cleveland
o. s. Seymour
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

The New Orleans Delta of the 23d Of
May publishes tho following list of the
officers engaged in the late expedition
apains. Cardn-.,s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

ny. The Geographical SOeIsly oF London
have soted the annual gold medal fog the most
Important geographical discovery during the
yeaRto Col. Fremont.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-06-06

HOUSE.-Nfay "a. Consideration re-
sumcd OF report Of committee on contested:
elections, on TemOnsuance against the T.ghr
of Julius A. Dowd 10 seat in tie House.
Report accepted, and rcRon<aah;A had lea, e.
10 Withdraw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Domestic Ports.

HasTuN u, g. Ar 81 % Neora Ane- S-~s-nlsd bel = iIsg
~sr. ,ls, 1afaor "a. I.-'a' an. ''' =, a. .,l', p
"a Half,r 81 p. Hartla. H.-. sar fsac sutA. P-rs
Nnf-sa. ~. Honf Aos 49, ~. s'' 81 a. s'-i
nc. Hs-r Nr1-r.ou raf su1a Ras- PHI -,h- scrs
rs-uio 81 sacrsnSa;o city, calor' Ysndslsr rfrs
BALTIMORE r. AR t- = N'frllr i~aea hess. =,
r~sa NOrssns 90 -- haia.s Jo-s, aransas -. f-ta.
CHAhLs.IuN. - .-ch ,aF A''s ho~ N.r - l-'r-'o
-.rs Fr-t Han H1u-- hs,fsurC -h Astoaes Peter
ErlIABETH en- Fet .-krr So. KhIs jar sufa Nors
Ioia naiac- do M lila Ds'.. la FmFre sano-' lo
fa.'ia- Oar Z. tyas Con n, i.iis,s ~ -. ~, We
-. A.. AL,-rnsn puse- West IT, ..
FRANKFORr - Ar -. Ley " ~. Jals-oa. NYor.
Irian Hsrnn,a Eo.tn..Arr a. -h N-rfis sasa Bar 80
GI0t cTsTfK - sAr .sA Ea-t n Ba,,sa 60, >.so...
A. sih srs Hayward Cav, C-sooa sct ,sa- As-uy BE-
ioa i.r "a. Rlss to ioi forant
HlANNI, T-s s-ia pot, 81. Caa,5sf cr-ss1. iai D.
.- bar m NYsrs ~ Es-ioa
>ORYoik % AR 80 Partcr Psrs-r Eera sAor-
- - " ar-r \ - Hoon. Ar D. ~ 81 Isvrsncs b.
Me- Issr Nrssr.oa Ba-;on Esvar Ersf-t Rat-rts f-t
A. a. - Earota. Tr--th-a Fsr;.uoutl M NJ, rt
Vit q ~ Ita.sa Gr--as- Wet Ia--. - 49, yrtory
Cs-arsace. Nor paHei trAscs -rr- b'-ia-
SEwFQRI % sf' -a' Darr L'usat. Gar NofioA 20
Pr5rsl-ncr. Ei~srl S.s1cs. 20.
NEN BEDFORD Fss AR .ch Er~- R9tasa O.rot ~
NKwLoNDoN ~ AZ scs. HB ca~os. STsrs c. Prov.
I.-c- slg-err Kae-rs. ~
PORTLAND Fss Ar ~. - P,s;.nr Bo.,oa q "a. Ha1
, Furrr. p r.tlrg o. Lay k-xt. Chats ia
sth, scss eoss. fcs, h1staa - Llas bsa- Wa
-rf Co.sa. a. o. aark Mo Lo-rn fot haisa4a- af s.
Cars- H-aln. l-fasr, hlTan, Ca-l opt Irr-4a' ks
Providence ~ ar sr.v.'s Por-r. oa'.-na.. y,1-
a. Sfc ID. Hs~t-s. J- o. Res-f Wan st-rrs
io k~s- 49, Sorszb~r "a Sorrt ht-srt s.a-f, Aaf
FIIN0tTH Nc 70 Ar - IRA W--as s TIA. Is,,-s
SULLIVAN 70 s-Ar D. "a Sarh s-ar. shs- Bo-toa l.
sALEM ~ AR sch Retufa ~ apors Corrwsl y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

VALENTIAEs-AIw ao.esAls md feIstl De eLe.sss
u lie ei.y. BILL 4 GOULD,
XIV - NaAsaz - Tnigns Bzilxzaxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

A single copy Of the Polyn>sian Of Nor. "a ia the
only paper we have received by recent arrival
from HoDolula and this contains bat little calculated
10 interest the world abroad. We perceive tina,
the turbulent waters lashed into cOUiinotIOu by
toe French aggression Of July last have not yet
spbsdcd but the rumbiing Of the retiring storm Is
without force or effect as no new disclosures ep
pear TO have been made. The ". Dillon core
.popdence is "dragging It's slow length along, and
We fear tina; the displessure Of Deighbors VIII
not soon barn out" Judging from what the Poly
Istssan Publishes.
The sis. Of December tlis day has beeoset part
by His Majesty for the Observance Of general
Thanks throughout the Hawaiian Islands.
The W II. Sbaler, supposed 10 be lost is report
ed nj Montevideo in distress, having lost sails jb
boom, &c dc oil the Falkland Islands. On enter
ing MontevideO barbOr she went upon rock not
laid down upon the charts. She would be detained
two months 10 repair. and was expected 10 arIye
a. Honolulu in January
Tho Br bark Daniel Grant, the Haw. bark Don
Qnizote, and the brig Pecthco are at Honolulu, al
vertised for this port. The Samuel Fox. hence
arrived at Lshsna Nov -.
The following 10 list Of shipping IN The port q
Honolulu, Nov. -:
Amer sloop-ofwar Preble Com Gynn, FOR Sai
Frsncisco.
MrEoaasr vEssgLs-AIa ner bark Mary, Bailey Il
Williams = Co. fDr Boston Per brg Psefco An bari
Mara, Bster; An brig V-oz. Bent, for San Frsncisco
pan Dsrt Maria Dsnish scbr Emmy Am brig Ryp-f
Bruce, do bmk Victory do brig Dsyd Hensbsw b, bar
Dssdel Grant, Edie Eew-ZeslaDd schr Tbons' Lord b
trig Msrsn5et Russian bark si,ks- 49, nc
HALERs-Am ~ Triton Alsr.haI , x, ss1a, 10" w.
An 80 Rosnuius Bogue for > do ~ LiYefloo 49,
do schv Champion, Parker do schr Cossscs, barr" W.
schr Woea Lacs do sehr Gideon How a7d' Cssn y q
90 fopis Tsber, Fr sp 6usiave Am % Gen Scoti ~
PsDseeTt do fnds; Am bark Harvest do HonIess 90
Tobacco Planti do Liverpool 90 brooEiinei An ISL
PrOdeBti DO Philip do kevai do Splendid 40 Iusca'S'
do Tenedos; do Gov Troup do Lsyant bre sh Republic
do Cieneniine. Ata bark lie Orange do frsnkani 40
Fortune, Bre Vi Hsnse: Am Oh NirOd; do Jona CogYss
hall. do Nassau; do Henry Kneeland. do OroznbO 90
Morea; DO Heroine; do BrghSOni do VIM hyei 90
Warren; DO Ohio Am barb Cavalier " bark knza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
Panssaa Items.

Of the ecd ult;
The brig 0sceola reached Chsgres On Monday
last. Her cargo consists OF tools and materials ior
the Panama Railroad Company suthcien, TO keep
in employ 700 men, The Osceola is now discharg.
inc, and the stesmboa, Gen Heusra takes her car.
go On board TO convey up the river as far as pos
able. We hope Goreona may be reached il
safety.
-Four hundred men are expected b arrive from
the Province Of Popsysn, where they have been
engaged by Gen. Mosqoera TO work ON the Panama
railroad
II has been strongly talked Of that an effort viii
De made by the Congress OF Bogota. ct its ap-
preaching session, 70 remove the Capital OF the
Republic to Panama This would be Sensible
movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

q. .ste ,.-.t.sa ~ N1- Franrs,N J1la.a 30, s1f
Jata-an. VI Arso Ntee-r sfy sd -hcren -
Hsah. Jains H~r-iher. ifvsrt Wsrslor W. lfn ~
- NJ. rs M t,rrtef snI th II. I.ft.ou f-ieirr. is-
iar-r. A.s-ri Frnc- or-t, joan it.-Isu ii-' 20
-~r. Hr-r- W tirls Re- Henry Ashtrd. A S-.f-'
aa-s wool y collar Jsn-- Dons4 10. Ja--- Sta, " :,
Johr.o- Natta Attsf. C-org, iuu--s. trne fol
rr.i. CAL JAn- Je-eT N-f hsife ard q f''
80 fr4sh 1dlr Iorf-o1 Hem haof VA W. >mot hser'
l -.~ R-.,eb,rrr Gas Danes Grif.t Wag-r va A.
49, ifr-I T.au. 1os.ah Gattsf- E.a- i--- jlt CO.
r b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

STATE OF RELIGION n NEw-YoRK AND NICIS-
IGYT5s pastors q BspGs, ehEFches present - Con
ferenc= on Monday ts.ys he Rn0ryi represenls hal
Their congregations soezn and ttoughz tai zuoa L,
teresg manifested al .AeTe geaer.l awaseans -
ESS, Rrookiyn he-= nd -es--Ccs c. rsFtTsL TIE
psst1r 81 the ABB szn:aa chzsra reported hsPuss
very Interesting STATE o. gangs he Beeseaa Chsrch
sunday a very sosenn sr1 Interesting day VIII Dr.
Cones people The rsy.va IOnksrs eoEtinass hEse
keen sspez-d dgring tie month- A sIrO1g. deep ard
solemn s-eng Pervsdes tie Owe 5Beh ChzTcA and COZ
srpgHso3 There have hse1 = eosversoos ard k4plss
Taere are Il lnQgre-s and The work eonun1es- In De
>sxhsl congregation Ih>se b-n "a conversions and
esptsrs TAese IL uSnirerS TIE pastor % ssrosg
Psre ChsrcA BROOKLYN rsp0rt-i IS conventions CenuA
ShSFhs broosyn. reported several eOzverS.ons Norh
tArch reported bspuss and large unmbsr Ct nqsrers
Eae pes,os II sta,oosi reported bsy0sns and from y 10
Seu-det eonvicuoa H0Soksa NJ. reported hap.isps.
essds.es ioE he ordinances. ard suxern ncu.rrs Fr.s
Choreh hroe2y repofIed o&gusms an scv~rs eouver-
Sons PaerrepOaist reported 10 b.gcsus r~Eisal n
sspcG Taeernseie j. eaDdses f0r bspos lsxi ssaesy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

PROFESSOR WE.srkR-1k h'lnANSA, ~
o,rt souarr xossp which comes nesf ne trGlh no~s
daya A. sny ling tie statement tyra tte &dsV'
Srsfxl aboag he lrishmsa " 10 entered seser Pr
,, "a ssn shi hin packing ren.ias " dead peson
mo tea-chrss 10 -atnis true. We eonsSa'sd ssasae
Ensr vrs,erdsy abOSt the afaT AID sire assured Is ta'
- 1900, nj e,sfra wa Fishnsn bat thai man
"a a,er ara saw very nearly what deserseed N TIE
SSs:.sI II wss 1so reported ycsersy that an irssA
,Sbose ,esfuoay i considered Of great Importance h~s
s.sSsn,S lei Tow y, and esanos BE found
Bat nmes ASIDE we leSrnsd yssssa ', ,SS sss
sl sse,. his beslfh Is much oester than was 01th
sne ,hal he % eeganrg TO get more sec9sione1 = IS
drsary casFters and scer,s quite snserta. ne -
ssars We are tod by gez;enen who have sSni, ~
mntv of moving thai The evidence whlee Ai, -
& sasc,crtly srong rba, anything thai se s'
can bring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

SsRrors I~JUHY-While one OF the cond lctors
of the Ne.y-Jcrsey Ra.lroad-Mr De Hart-ineaf Elzs-
s..0Wn ou l~siay afernoCll va endeavorng IN put
ssrsn out of the cara had reused tn pay - fare. ~
man. resistance "a a. to- much l- strength and he fe
n 10 T,or with b. bscs drsdflT vrtnchri he Wa
go home 70 Nass Brriu--rfrk evening We learn ths
,f-rr rlysicisu- ir attendance upon BIN AT night
bu iad sf1rfct tm reef ard mai lp 20 ~ morning
be- sas .ufsrir ttr extremes zgociss A''er me Dr
renee me German paid Re fare ard went nr in - -rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

We learn by way of jamaica that the Combined
Court of British Guiana has determined upon &c
cepting fcan from the British Government far
the purposes Of immigration and railways, and
works Of drainage. and the formation az roads, &c
IN the extsnt ol xsSo.0oo
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" hnieIs.

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.srssh isan.,. >~pfs via fa sssols- tf .4. ~t
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sosa u NIon-ar unasstlas tsrt r urfsrs re 81 NJ
.e.r ID The Saq~ror who lat ti.n H. poke
sarh. So. IT N--A.. >h-i'arc -l.. Oh
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Ras.- ID -. Hsrnor u~~k. rnr-o o Co
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Alno- l. = " spos- JsFs. Ihompsnr
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Fm.s y s.an I've. 90 NBs-- r1-a- 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08

= ..,STT a r-.,,ea,n, ana his son from vienna. be
MI Nm s.noo, ~ music are ready TO empioy asw sSass
Sr ,sarks in piano playing fhe DESTRUCTION ess ns =
lss s ~ ID pps Besi ely references Tsrns lss ~
az Aypy Allsnst la ssosy between ana 20 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-08
NEWARK ITEMS

FF|iT y
TRRrrr To AMERICAN SEmL.-~he Afr'r'iser
-f-er hss heea received '-l .e amer cai az q
- 49,. Jsf- p Broug- - e. Conssrrn0p- By Mr.
ssuue. Cot irc .rfut1T cf lie trsarrn NA'L pear h
name arno11cuK thai he nsx European steamer .
hr o4f e. eesrt snus-Dox. - y sds o. ne Fhle
II 81 fes ad :. a. evidence = ne very high apr
cation Of IS weapon eu,srsined BY Aehsnlea A. Pscs
sc.l.5. N Ne Armr.
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IFRsFY 90 -

-HrKsUsE AFTEsSoes- -
POPULATION OF HrnsoS Cot Wy In 10 hud-
sot County co-.si74a ~ u 80 jersey Cy aa- a.
worst y~o OF 81 .te * Tc-Eusaps. ccufaled vin
traction = n 30 Ire increase fhe-e Two IolTn-lips =
1s va rrare ~ ta - assessment wss shcli la-