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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04

NEWSPAPER CREDIT SYsTEM.-The
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot,
speaking Of the National Intelligencer,
says that the outstanding debts due TO the
establishment are estimated at $4,000
We doubt not there are other subscrip-
ton papers, the proprietors of which can
tell as sad story as the one above. The
loss Of every paper Of the kind is not less on
an average, than twenty per cent. per an
mum. We know ap instance which oc-
Cured in this city few years ago, where
an old establishment was compelled to fail,
at the same time lis outstanding debts were
not less than $3.50, 900, not one quarter of
which was ever collected by the assignees.
The late Mayor Russell once attempted 10
draw up his subscribers to paying point
some of them were indebted to him for
twenty years subscription. One of these
ordered him 10 stop the paper, "I'll be
i'd" said he, if will take paper from
any man who duns me to pay for it? The
old fellow had read the paper for twenty
years without pay ing a cent for its propri-
etor.-Boston Herald
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-03-04

Second Ballot.
Charles B. Food 40
Henry w. King 80
Samuel Galloway
Blank l
Third Ballot.
Charles B. Flood 40
Henry w. King 40
Samuel Galloway 3
Blank l
G. B. Flood, H. W. King, Galloway,
4ih Ba. lot 80 AZ 3
5lh 40 AZ 2
9th 40 Al
Henry w. King having received ma
duly elected Secretary of State.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Treasurer Of State.
Albert A. Bliss received 46 votes
Thos. J. Weaver 80
Blank l
Albert A. Bliss, having received a ma
jorily Of ali the votes cast was declared
duly elected Treasurer Of State.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for member ofthe board of Public Works.
GW Manypenny received "A votes.
Jacob Bickensdefer 20
James l. Gage 6
Blank 3
George W Manypenny having received
a majority fall the votes cast was declared
duly elected member of the Board of
Public Works.
The convention then proceeded to vote
for one associate judge for Portage county.
L l. Brown Brayton N Sanford Blank
lst Ballot 35 27 25
I'd .s 8 81 8 IL
Isaac Brayton having received majority
of all the votes cast was declared duly
elected
On motion the convention adjourned.
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Supreme Court.
SitClAL 1KEM.
BEFORE chief Justice Fdmopds

N.ncp 60 --DsuHsNs.- Queck.aScss .nd eilsys, %
Sfshfs and cfsys This not b.ins 81 issue al
In Tesoin- ApA H. 1872 could nVt ~ Transferred
10 the snp.gicE teuEt Aoiicn 20 vAg-ss transfer
grpnttc.
rdssi 81 OsHut e. Def nfGnt svssrs % de-
ffce the meriss bat TIE ~ ask % out IN
rot beng teferce sDo no dtfeucs ltinr dlsclosss
molten 20 rscate jatsncnt tenied pita COWS
NEEDS Dsiepiaife The ocmpis'st $40 Wing that IN.
oyRtsl cCnisot, shieh sUesss bs luxurious had
beet ttDaiiy atsnocbad apo the .tcurls. cancsed,
tlsnif lts no rsig asalnst ths soutrsot, which
en- ittsd TIE Bsulivus srctFl iiinnc.iun Dissolved
B'U-st ESffu - ElscttN Fttfy.-D Divorce gr-uted.
Liaffn -. Ufhs. etisn 20 oFes dsfasit on appeal
ust tbr c.ueses pss isssed esuksr. soi bese stsd
70 ttrs tn srpssi.
Hh'ss rigid ~ snHssas 81 Report Of referee con1rm-
cd. sid en- ASSERT mtbt for violating injanotIsp
awff-,d
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Railroad C.rsfessacss.

NrN l8as. March -. 1850.
1h' fraiaiits sud -sntup oi-rrs.si ia -s,cn nsnsa
r = l'la - ths Esnuftilty OF toe sud .msiba4
divr4- l. pfryttiHl We consts OF ssiasscss ~ o.
sstfy cay Aia a r,ioFm 10 more pssdei noss La
eist4tr'y raih q itf ttan the enc IN qnsstion.
Tbs uoft rz'fa'edira fp.-suce ~ ~ (aumsscus
thy uggntsficbahiy arr cecerrst this morning MP
toSa h detioEusbsa artist sir y. ssso, s,d hts
500. hr. Jrhn C@yo, contemplated taking the cars
a. eottfn for The pUrpss q arranging their magaid-
psuoie ~ the CooBsctcst fs-r previous its
fonouirK sscii.nt sss.l- atriou;sbe t. the a5onI-
rAhie ssi,.s-ssss OF a tue drivers cf the New
Haven r.T,;- They .ere snrsrin,spains In ssmesay
brother th. pi-eips of their baggage sss vh-o
th. Me- ss,'r ears, eouias towards sss eity.
syprcachee them suddenly, ard without tho sightest
rssniDg Ire esFgsss -ss al hesSsd 40 Ia suoh
mar " trst wound aiios Of bat ssy az escape.
should the driver heed ihs not aud MT vais un,n
tier cuuid .aufcase tnsss their p<rflous po-
si.tco - he =. bernd 10 DO without douss ps hoS-
~ilb hru atty p.feotiy s-trni sinx aud in-x-
rbcshs. Esia more attention o. t-snp taan N thsy
chance In sho wors an1 90 ~ arly that th-.r
sssr snfs v.rs all lied ~ith soa art with the
treetn n 81 hr. John Caiyo, he wes thrcsn dovs.
tut hsd the presence q uind 60 roll hnseif = tar
ftsl The wheels the hssa-x~ would p.ruie lie stass
sost hs" dhuhe,J tie ~p.sls sppr senios HE heed,
spt e0ud ret ssvs himself; he rveriv~d three VERY
,'t're cuts IN Tbs fcrstsss end s.s other mms
tFuissd The drits- OF the esr passed on ~fsh the
So attest ind.r.res std coal asinshls not even
siefs ha ~ ssesrtrin What isisr.s Csiyo bad
etistt saihsush b. tsv hia thrssa ao~n Me n.
$40 - ''.ps his son b,ns 10 th- mud hi fsos and
e!utf ctsefe1 WITH bleed Nuppose tim dead anf
tomb. rsuerd shes %. blood had sc-p rem ssi
" va, c'fcoytreb bat the ashssxh vsry bad
ipoe,d we're ret sssOluisiy dangerous.
wss rsqgrs'ra ~ MIR ,syo Go state tue facts ~
seoFs reated through ysur psesr hssiog verge
@io1Il !eb feT TIE prpose Esruisg thoss ~no
nsy ksrs 'ccss,nI - travel On tbi. r.ue and %
rst, ~ ur5iar situstioe ..a 10 ssss tss srasisg.
lNp - so sisseesfd 81 ths lives % pas-nxrs Ia
" 1ts car s'iaeca ~ the perscrs eupi,sa arr>
Y,'y re,p.etfu'ly, dear sir. ,ssr oss,.
~. A. sihLsS 6Ji GrniwsTs
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DR WEBSTER FouSo GunrY We published ia
Sundays Herald full report Of the lat days pro
&C, dirgs this interesting trial. which ended with
the speech Of the Attorney General, the charge o.
the Judge, the address of DR.. Webster himself. and
the verdict Of the Jury. We repubi-h, tor many OF
cur readers, this day, who may not have seen the
details in yesitrday's paper. the charge OF the
Judge, and the remarks Of the criminal
The verdict Of the jury viii be very rigidly and
very severely criticised throughout the country.
From the m.t rect character Of the evidence, fair
end impartial people in this community. generally,
thought that the jury would no, agree, or that, at
the outside. they would render a verdict at man
slaughter or homicide. There Is no general belief
that The evidence is legally strong enough to co.,
wet HIM ofmurder They think differently in Bos-
ton. We S.u5f iAs ksai acc~vscy Of tbs psrdpt.
The sequel, looking to his execution, will be- the
mosi exciting END the most extraordinary OF all this
., remarkable affair.
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The D.nbl- aseraiC,

TWO CENTS ONLY PER CORY.
Der rssdsrs viii that ths HEsALD &! this morning
printed Oh "a double ,hset In thus throwing before
.Usorb.rs forty eight eolunus Of reading matter,
fh- public viii obtain the cbesps.t and most valuable
n.Wfpsp-I ever itusd from the press.
lts cor tents are as ftllow.:-
rs H. fai of the a n. Thomas Batter King tho
W. IA sf cali a-nia
Aemtl,s no ny OF Joan Calhoun, the great South
f. n h's birth 20 his defth
he c the trial Of Professor We ser for 81
ep,asr % Ur. fstfynan
The lstes' roiiicai meell from all parts
stit. Uni'n
The Irtfs iuapca'. uerci A shipping nt
Int restpa roiieai ab1 goirIpSg ittecs from london
Psrir. rud bctlp
And nest ,arety " terainog mitoosaeous matter.
TIKI ccub'e sheet cen be- ubtaiped in wrappers, o.
the Office, at itro cents per cory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-01

Tux CABfsEr AND THE NICARAGUA QUSsaoS-
The 7rtbx~e IL lsboring very hard TO prove that
the administration Of Mr.. Polk abandoned tbs
Monroe doctrine in regard TO Bdiish aggression IN
Central America, and neglected Anenesa interests
IN that quarter. The charge may be true; in fact,
we are inclined to believe that At 10 true. The
emission, however, Of Mr. Polk and his cabinet
to attend properly TO American Interests IN Cen.
uni America. VIII torn no Justification Tor similar
CONDUCT on the part Ut tlse present cabinet Taere
Is a feeling abroad. that the present cabiast asve
neglected them-,hst they have brriered them
away, and Acknowledged. to great exieu,. the
pretens'ons OF Crest Britain in Mosquito Now.
u would be more appropriate for the defenders OF
the cabinet TO show that they have not acted IN
this way, than to be ripping ~ the acts q the DE-
funct administration VI Mf. Polk.
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To IN. Cerri.rs .r ,n, Herr. d

In cons-gnerer of s-Ut evsats the proprietor OF
The heo F,k HrTsd gisrs notice To all his elrriarp
s-rvi. suh rhsrs w this city eod tie DsS
eeai B"ur wi he slos-d 70 other journal 10
scpJunctiop vith the H.rah Ns also torpds every
ezrt,-f 20 sell rake for sJy route; aud all
sbas. csiTisrs Who psy fcrmr ear-cr fo- tho
prtsii.g. of thus liksss forbidden psy
Any spoh Gums The proprietor ~ the Heraid alone
Stains pOssess the righr 10 all these mst.srs
ht- and al carriers sno- Ing dire tons
viii be prom pity dismissed tf0p b's employment
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Mr. K,n.,. Hep.,rt on california

We give tins document 10 tul Ia this days pa
PIT twill also be given in the Weetiy Hsrald, to
be published a, nine O'Clock this morning, to 90 by
The steamship Crescent City. il is a repor that
Will he read throughout the world, because of the
woederiul aud tx,rloI binary region II describes.
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ONO INJECTION.
yroelIyn cay ln,.il.s.r...

AIIpAPr Skssk J.tL.-Jslts AcMs,8. sho wac
uisd Ia he hitss tounty curt, On 1ncay lnst toE
bUigs'y In the third oegrts bot foapd n5t guilty,
va eUtfrsd In the sane eel 9th william Noble
Shil. sHuinr1 ~, trsi NOBLE lad Previously bee.
ecuyicfsc d burglary. and sss eva ting s-6t.na-
last be esnyr.'d into jail, under his closhss stoss
hammer cad cbitei sbiob he saco.sdei IN asL
TO Noee On FRIDAY nisht last, Nsbi- ate pied ~
EJECT be etesfe rou ia b. cnttirg away tbs stones
srtuId the window 81 he eel lie sss oete,red In hts
~. stct' BY TIE 'hsrtr AR. Doxy, vhc catered his
cei st1 took sssy the tOols. On Saturday sfcer-
notn ooe sssi,nt to Sing s.pg prison fer y-srs
McAein va sifssied ct lao Washington street. New
oh On SATURDAY by oic.r Muod.lI for his ate pt
toassist he stcsys1 Noble. tie had yed his fsre 20
ttincIhs AID the vessel in ~hsch he intepi.d to ss
o. tlc,k 10 the afternoon. tor shis offence h. slL
IN ell ptesbnty. take vo, age op the sdson W STAG
bHs
BEooItis JUurcss' Covsu.-rhe new cot rs,snty
patstd ~ the Lsssatsrs sneud the bal in riscn
toths cvuits Ct civil criminal jur-dieon In tnis
eity, sss tgG, by The Governor ON Thursday last.
The pribcTsi sasEdn,nts In the bal arsi-Ibss tAs
rxp,Ltss a toe Cir Court be made ehsTssaols 70 Tue
county. hat tie poiee jssioe hss opeurrent cvil
tui dicirn Nth ths ju.iices q the pe.cs, la suts
T. recover t-rsliiss b. ordtnspee ~ tbs com@9n
lcun ell, tr The beard u iissth That The osiaiEsi
Il The Justices Of the peace BE- ihe sass a
n .. ~ present w the poi'cc u ticss sloo-
Tbst each receive sAisry from tss clay Vt ~ 80
tesr and that ell fees received By then are % be pad
iIto TIE elJ treasury The sot further provides that
no iustce excrpt those elected In the CITY tosi have
~. ...,c,ss sny erin f.diction rthsn the city
NV en-, CH.sTsR.- The psH charter Cor the city
az IrsoaIJ ga ed the Assembly Saturday last t
hartrs pfsviousiy passed the ssnse.) aud nov only
spsUr the tgrstore Of the Goqerpor 20 bceoms Las
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rr Nrrcheftcr. .hc srresios N krrtrchy about
yssr sao fof ths f,durti-n q ns<rra romsc. a7d
s't rt Sc criscr hse busSssd bs> ben acl aAites
The psupis iu1neeisicly tprrt hin a. aix7
Fuc .Cv. Louss sore c~ssrcysd ~ hrc q, is,ay.t,s
e., The Ish inst l., 80 tOes lusufssss, slsol
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srr,Wiou '.~rr Me- W. no N 10. tsy, Tar
l4i " 10 lsI. ite isg. no l3s 81 " VI e. "a. a.
-. ~ 20 % ~. "a. lis. ~ "a gos LOT Ias tp
tisruir cctnr Noe. $50, l33 lts sss ass go ssT,
~; ~ tg.tSjs 10 sg3 .Se. --
uaNcr fLs.s.- Part Nos 81. 3sf as, soi 2fr
sst. So csp. se sot lars Ma go a. So "a,
s2t -, ~ az 80, al
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BALrInoss, March az, 1850.
Two back malls, a. veil ~ the due this evening,
hsve all O. me through together.
Tie New orls'ps papers of tho 32d snnounes tho
death, in that city. on the day previous, OF Gen.
Cooley, Secretary az State 81 the State Of Illinois,
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TELEGRApHIC INTELLIGENcR.

The Eject 81 mr.. CaiOoun's Death In vvssn.
1WxtOms
wAshiSGros, March sl-skPN
Mr.. Calhouns dspiss 10 the subject Of gsnsrs, oo~
VIBRATION here. wbois sl him 10 The ousx
ion. What viii the South dol WIN they rally e.
give wsy"
Congress Win probably do nothing With respect 70
public affairs till pest rhursdsy.
The desth Of The dstipguishsd South CarclInian w,
have an important influence In the settlement Of the
sIsst questions OF the dsy
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Hhig. Dsmoc at. Free ssi.
Cotsrhor. l. {. to'ter D. n. esymour, dom Be- q.
~ coo r..h kobotlct, Cbss. "A, Pona, Julius Cagk.
sfcrtfaTp n 10. s1ls. Hiram w.ed. 10. ". sh.te.
JU'0s'f ....1hcs. lIhc, uy. 10. Saith, Geo. R.cd.
Com ir.. teiah sroig. H. q. PInsy, ". Aleszndsr.
United states ssnstor, IA place Ct Mr B4idxip, IL
Z be ehosn BY the Legislature 20 bs elected AID
TIE two parties making powerful Efforts tae sh,xs
TO TIA ard the d. mrcrats TO gam ths asosa1sucy
A. III gb.fIscsisi el.otiop OF lssp me ~nis caudl
dsts wa elected over the drmocrsti, csn,ftats u
ltts syWty, but f.i ego vets shurt OF 81 lTity
n. csn.crstis sLd nee soI c4pdidatss AZ ~li
be ttsD Ibor- ttsie are asi three parties IN tbe art
The 'nscrrz'is otda frr Governor col. VnJnss
II seyuCDf, h. man 81 great popularity, much IL
tsuus been cameo by he osIiog roursy- w the war
vnh N,,ico The otDsr csndidstss for ti1rssror are
psv otS, The election vii Re stsoIgy contested aud
feNEh re ITtbshUtise faycT the d.sOcIsrs A.
Ucsfius - tsy, Sth Any oegI.e 81 ssf,snty VIA: s
H. The rstut The free vote ytl be ias.ruiatsat
fpt III dfa- Qulss nlush fiou the xhis tie
LtcIs.c PARTY A. ~ VII dsvcls- uoar tlc Les.sis-
fUte TO rLoost Senator Ia Cspgsess t.. eeshon Etl
b. ar Ia portsnt ana ". sbsl place toe r.ta-rs
k-i'rs the r.sdsrs Il the Herald, With all prsstieabs
es'pstoh.
ONO ELECTION
special election. for delegates TO o convsction 20
revive III. corsttsio, Of this state wl taks plass
day IL " said q the main fes foE TIE ssii-
b., siOs 81 tbe convenID, Gil he the suoicct Q: "
mg,sg.l STATE putL see 90 all men without r-ssri 20
csor IL the b,g and free so parties sacccsstal.
fe pssto vii be sisoie to the oos q jssssaoE
h. MI
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mo~sm.nts OF Isdiviansis.

Edward V. wight Eeq ,Corpssller a. Las, Of Ser
ssn, vac spyosrttd recently by the Sovegnos Of Nsw
Jsrsey. 90 bsiftct Attorney Of Hudson county, ard
uusi IN susy o,bhrmed by the ssnsts The sppeint-
rent ~ IN ,tr.iisnt one, fer Mr. wright IRON his
sfrplps and sb'lltJ, IL spiineay vsn qualified 20 n
that inpottsnt ofice.
Nsjss Morris, u. ;. A., DR.. Hammond u. q. " have
arrived In THE city.
Or E,snsa.Is. Y 8 ~, aud Major o Q Hs,e-. Z.
&. A.. are In Ws.hinytcp.
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Puii,iesI intelligence.
cuKNkcrIcLr El.kciIoN.

CUENkCrICIr ELECTION.
The election in this st<,e. for State ofsoers sad
members OF the Legislature takes p'sss todss. Tas
tao nslr Parties seen very taagulss Il sIscesr ba
there 10 probability tie d,noerstis ticsot will sue.
eeed The sllo ing are the State exudldst.s >,
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Csty Intelligence.

MMlepATIoN FOR nE MONTH or MAkcu-pgcKEAsK
N lBg rRE'gNT YEAR.
The foosing are the arrivals Of ps,ssbgesaA At this
pcEt for tie lsst raOttb:--
From Great Britain aud ireland. S272
% yrsncs. ............. ....... ISL
fsbss i"rns. .............. ~
pbsree. ......... ........... 40
OtLttP'ftss 90
Total. oIoS
TIE whole number Ct arrivals March OF last year
1o3ia. There IL therefore sinug on Ia eui,xrs-
ton 10 this ccuntry Ia the s-t month compared ~in
hsicb lts9. 81 upN.f0s Vt = 90, or ~ pr o-bt On
itcfese for The previous month % February,
fer.d nth February, 1sts. Though TIE nn Der Tor
Jsupsry q yssr exceeded the numb Tor January
81 lst year The sttr fact being sscouutsi tor By the
oreruttArcr % head vices pr.v-n,rg the arrival Of
sn,ps in December. snd nesrly all those Witch
eu- ip a. . month srritirg In Jepuary. The n5sr
srni5s IN January. Law, vas 90. IN Is5e r. "a,
1891 la February. 1hsf. the ngDber eSL3; in
lIe, ssy t,s The fo.ie.ibs the totals Of
TIE Lunbss Ter the three month. Of ths rear. 1919
aud 100 rsgrsctivtly;--
FirJt three Uor,hs Of 1879. ..............2s .ss
firit three DeIiss OF lsSo. ................2llo
falling "a IN tbs present year. sssj
Bat ~ We eensars zoe ls,t tso months With tbs
etiTsspoisrg tao mcths = ls4e vs shall arrive a.
rssui. FAR mere lndicaiss e the aye Ian aisrs-
tcn ofthss year. ltisas follss.-
tsbrusiy ard March % 1850. ............. .lo97s
Deoresre IN th. t~o months of this yeA- p7Gs
IL wi h- tnns s~.n that immiErat was sesiy
ieLbs for lie nsIths Of I,breeTy snd Nsrsh Of last
year compared ~tn the e0irsssondsg months OF toe
present Jrar.
TBE CoNnoS CovScu.-Tbe first OF the daily sss.
sicrscf the Conuun Council GENES 20 this evening.
April tool'- Dsy r..clutisn upon the aati.rent
movsrtrtis 70 Re offered 20 night.
FinR. On Saturday rftsrucrn o f-s occurred q. i3l
Houston sirv.t- the dry goods store o. AR Copper
th~sfs. II crigipsisd from tho gss Hight 10 the sno~
window. IL ass Eut out with sbcut $50 damage
ArorHtE FiAs About ali past enc o'oiosk, yest.r-
esJ uofnug. Gre broke oBt IN 10. tea store " sic
Bufdstt No lkth SiKth sveJne Ia xss pst cut
~ Hose coErsry 80 IL. Damage ON tbe stook about
Sttt; infnftc Tor 500.
Tvs Brrysrs--Was hinrton Assembly, No. a OF ne
Dsperotnr Svtiety 81 Berc.us passed the Bsss ohos
5tisrt1y EfttTLtcn. on their return fr0a bnryiag
cecs Aed brother 10 Green seed temctsry. They bat
excellent bsi O. the instrumstts a. ~lich Together
With the bsrnsr, vsre muHsd ia Grape
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kIrl,icrNcs rnon BnArL.-ws haze receivso By
ne hiig Republic, Captain Litteasld journals from
lana. In Brazil, to the zsd Of February.
Pu6hceder P@S,nss, published st Para, Brasil, of
The lrth February ls.t gives sn account ~ The
iuie 81 BTsrisn bark, the Santa Cruz by British
ei.sn efussr the tormorant The British put the
ce- aLo all On boars sshcI. sud theo set IRE
bark wtteh vas consumed IL sight " IaId. Hitb all
~ cargo arc psp.rs The sb5ve journal statss that
vst 10, ,rsseed In any unlae fol trsrs.
The stove sHsir WAs brought 20 the notice or the
ttsDhtr 81 Deps.ifs b. SIR fsehecs, Who proBoeri
VI. iono~ipg f~so!ution, wbich vas uasnimousiy
scSptsc-
es0Ned That the government be Aksd IL Be truth
no TIA fact that ligi "a crner
tG.nt Tie aie.''
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TIE FORRrsr DIvoXcE CAsE-We publish in
another column, two articles, sent TO us from diff
fenni quarters, commenting upon the evidence
produced 10 the Pennsylvania Legislature in the
F,rsst divorce case, but hope they will be the last
of The kind that any correspondent will send to us
on The subject. Any of the gentlemen rplicated
in The Il s;lrnopy, have a right and a clam to be
heard through our columns, in the way in which
Mr.. N. T. Willis was We are under the neces-
s'y Of denying insertion to more such articles.
The itself is only commencing. new
movement has been made IN the Assembly of Penn.
fy wanna by Mr. Forrest, bat probably it will share
BE same fate as that IN the Senate. In The mean
lime We lean from the best authority, that Mrs
Forrest intends to bring suit for divorce against
Mr.. Forrest, in the courts Of this State. MIR. For
ret, of course, VIII bring a cross action, and the
social lie Of both Of those unfortunate parties
mcs, go through rigid examination, before jury
ant before The community
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ASTOUNDING LETTER OF DR. STEVENS, OF rug
MEDICAL CoLLEss-TaounlE AT THE QUARAKruNE.
We publish in our columns, elsewhere. a very
curious letter from DR.. Stevens, the President of
he Medical College. Il appears the nomination OF
Dr. A. Sidney Doane, as Health Officer, at the
Quarantine, Staten Island, by Governor Fish, has
been confirmed by the Senate, to 6ll the place Of
DIR. WhiiiDg. whose term of Office has expired
This appointment comes from the Seward faction,
and by that interes, DIR. Doane has again been
placed is Office, having held the same berth under
Governor Stewards administrator.
The appointment Of DR.. Doane has given great
dissatisfaction 10 the influential body Of the wing
party in this city. besides large body Of the medical
faculty. Private meetings have been held by
almost all the wing committees, and petitions
signed, calling upon the Governor and Senate to
reconsider the nomination, and 10 appoint some
Other person. These petitions are signed by the
majority Of the legal and medical profession, mer-
chants and the leading whig politicians Of the CITY
Much confusion and dscord is expected to arise
gu, of the appointment Of DIR. Doane, and a remoa-
STRANGE is now on foot, to call upon the Senate to
reconsider the vote, alleging that the appointment
OF DR. Dosne is much adverse to the interest, sen,i
menis, and wishes, not only Of the leading wings
Of this city, but of the whole medical faculty.
DR. Whining, The late Incumbent, was the favorite
candidate, but not possessing The Seward in-
fuence, failed to obtain the nomln alton of Gov.
Fish
Much is expected to grow out of this eruption in
the wing party, and many hard things may ye,
trsnspire, touching the political Seward cotere, al
now existing IN this city.
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Nav YoEK, March %, 1850.

A II Suyrss ID.
NV DsAK siR In reply to the question contained
In Sour note q to osy nave 70 ssy that sn0ad
sioer sucb an sppoIutrtbt hb.oiutely aosurd. Iti.
NJ Dec.stsy TO DE- more tLsn merely rsfer the In
secure c. DdiiioL 81 community Ir1-ting ITSELF Tor
pio.eouon fE' any torn OF evti, to sgasrdisn who
ocubf- the exrtspcr a The Danger. fl.carttrR his
lor ~ .ip.our. &c n natural 60 b.ii-v. THAI he
would iske upcr msslf DO u.ies grssuitsus care
or ltbr. Very respectfully,
our %. tie Mt servant.
tENkl DICKSON
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THURLow WEED In THE FIELD -Thurlow Weed
has betn nominated by the wing city convention Of
Albany. ms Mayor Of that city. For twenty years
past Tborlow has occupied much higher aud
more lucrative post that Of State barber to the
whg party Of New York, an office of great inter-
eel, homer and emolument. His duties were to
shave and dress all candidates for Office in every
pn,t Of he State. and receive, as usual, his six.
pence for me clean faces. He studied the art of
shaving DUNG The antl.mason excitement in
Western New York, and gave The first strong ev,.
dence Of genius in that line Of business, at Oak
Orchard Creek, near Roche ster. As State barber
OF New York, for twenty years, he is entitled to
great dit and much honor Who succeeds 10
rhe Office, including all the and latner boxes
We don't know. Greeley wants IT very much, in
his person at least, but think We sh al keep
il open for Col Webb, when heEreturns from Aus
fIla The office must be worth $4,000 a year,
btrdes The soap suds
In beng nominated for Mayor, Of course we be.
heve Re will be elected; but the post will receive
honor. and not give 1t to Thurlow Weed, the State
barber Of New York for twenty years past.