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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
House Petition, from Nen.York civ.


Mr. PHGSN presented the following memorials
and petitions
Memoir a. from e Chamber OF C,mn-rce OF Seyg-hor
favor 81 iuPro -Irs Hufpa.e channel Ai-o memo. al
merchants N NeA-l1.S. New Have and Boston Tor
Alec ifcm Name iasuflncc Com ar'es Of NeT-
lolk Tor am uoi-cf
Memorial nom he Insurance Companies ioi he css'-
.ishmeuf - 0 B.-ach Nm. I'D 'ne Ciy 70 S-p ! ORR
Three memorials from merchants %. Nss. OBJ brook
iri. AM t.scvy ere, TOR tls same
Memorial of T.. Pavcus-eai -l4j .ifuak1r 1 oe lie
CHARGED 80 surlf
Menoda from ue C.rtl rof Commerce i..orah.s 10
lf construction 4 Railroad hoD De Leses 10 hr p
lI'c Ocean
reuuou " Cuf.s Boalr. 90, ose- by French sfoaion-
Memorial l.u t.s Mar-e ils1r-lee Con- 1n.e- af1
boats ~ S,s ora, art .eautl- uOai a- l1anlncr
20 Coril-fcc. L. -eal~u 80 lie D4.1d Colst O. hey
Nts- ! &C.
Also memorial OF usurtce Companies and H-it hanis
o. -s,on All o.Arrs -ruI Toe sane
les sNe...-l from ii5 merchants ct New olA eu
gz.ri foreign commerce Tor kcl 10 iau Ne re-
s,.ifs So 70 ft g-9~-er- 4ll i1r ouer purpy-es
Prauol "t Va a. EUlEu.l. tKr ui J J baoT io be
unidentified property destroyed t tie Seminole indians
while occlp eel hs he ul'ec -.aies.
Petition uf tl'farn- Cara wldoW. '.r pension.
several Cttu from merchants pa sers ALL c4
re--. Ir favor uf ..--L Sin. .n New D orb
frir.1 iU f.rrr Oi r.tlr.us le rates 20 postage.
ST. firu.N l1te4 70 aAe from Tie dies ie gcc1ors ali
papers .4. f1 ne dulls lcrcl zse des.rlyea by
trr New. .IA D. 81 and fls, lsr Pc rricrci ~ il-
torn'r"t Ol Claims 80 fne pages 70 Roberts All
a.' they 3. ref-.r,d g.. ne same tllri-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
Absences In { Ongre-s Letter from Hon. %. Is.
NaIIe-on.

t5f,..r.H IT, I-i4.. W.ssv--os ti-sst. jan.
HoRkcr GEfcffY FL Editor Of The ri5u7s
DEAR SIR ", attention has Just tins moment
beer called % the Smoked extract from aeef ct your cor
respondent lsoa" f-b.hed u your paper oi me IN
inst
How shy one can wnie or imagine hat have been au
sent from nv ,es u tire House OF Representative OIL ANY
time iuuas me present Session Ia more uaY c4n sar
mise for he fact 10 av uame oi be iouRd among ue
yeas ami nays o. every ca hui one. ans have a no tine
been during tie OF hr House or Ten mn
utes a. time
Il quite ummporau AID % vey hue cors-qu'r'e 10
the pubic perhaps whether absent VI prssent bi
do u0t Ike 10 t. i-spre,enied WI sou give Ms note
prominent place youf orna YOU Odd the ie'ei Of
your -ponlruf and ol.. e yo1rs verF .e,qecil
% 3 MAI TESOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
Election Of C,erk-Pro,peet.- senator Foo,e.


Mir. GENrEl arrived tins morning Mr. hERR
OF MARYLAND Is absent Mr BowIE OF Maryland
pIired on with a Loco but as the latter voted yes
ter,lsy az express was sent .sst u'sht after Mr.
Bovlr. who arrived this morning The whole
number voting OF the first trial WAS 21l The
House contains $50 bat as THOMAS BUTIFs HIN0
has resigned The total g, present Is 229 There
are Consequently eight absenteCs sh ! believe
paired Oft After the first trial TINS morning, Mr.
lxyix lsol.iusicd Mr. " st. GLAZE CLARKE But
tue only vote he ob5sined WAS that OF NJ LEVIN
NJ CLARXE desired that his name should not be-
used Until e bad become certain that 10 other ~
tie Wing candidates could obisin orIry d. the
votes Aasr the third trial TO-DAY ir became ev-
dent ihst ~ one OF the candidates who bad been
nance could unite a la j0rity 81 the votes Il was
Necessary, iOr the purpose OF preventing Loco
Foc0 deieat that the party should have sn unaer-
standing as 20 some other candidate. A motion
was accordingly sprur, from that side Of the House
al "a, thus the Ayes and Nays were ordered Al
this done % kiI time % weary ont The House.
and % dcics; any further caOTts 70 elect Clerk
70 dsy. Bot the roiion ior csl was Dot sustained
One q the dis ON the doOr Is that the " hies
vii be Ultimately compelled % take up GoUyrR-
sErR ana that If they vii give tim as high vote
IS lhey have gwen ~ FooTE, the South VII eosne
ia snd elect him / take this 70 be merely TuSs
Of GoCvTRSKUK, who is III condition 70 catch a. 3
straw. He car have No claim On the Wings. bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS

WEOhtsDN Misafyos, S.b
sfafor, AccIDgsr-On Monday afternoon, 80
NJ 49,. sebenek and Mr. Henry Hendriekson % New
Town T. were returning home from This cy, ia IN open
wagon whsu near Aaspeth someuhns hu1tsd h-n az
go With eansad them hook around, aud Wills
dong us cat Of the uscz, when bfonght uS
fore y heel contact WIN piece 81 foek nn u2ss, ue
..gaa Tbree q Mr. sekencEs mis- broken, and ne
al - much hurt hal be- j. not expected W recover NJ
Hendrek.on fortunately esesped without mo slightest in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

JosEf4 H,3roes Nd New-Y0rA Fowisrs Ws.-.
This Hlla vo.lme. repub.ishsi nom the London
EDITION under slotEcr ,1ic. frns rhe substance OF
cll..e u Lectures delivered under the auspices o.
tue Bottom Mechanics Institution. 1, discusses the
sabsc, o. McsIn-n,m IN uIu nou; and impartial
manner GIVING a .uccinct historical account ~ :
u.,roi1ct on Ito modern science sad explaining IS
lnOsg remarkable manifestations and the principles
on which they are supposed % rest. Accorime 70
the writer tie rrue Mesmerc action IS originally Of
qsy. h1oE.,ai character blt induces peculiar
paysioio1ica. condit on The direct effect OF The
passes 70 produce somA1.sut state u the brain.
10 some respects resembling common sleep bat IA
others widely dihern1 Tum %. The essential
ciu-ss that arr thls mad, 70 take place ,u the
subject % a Mesmer, operation sire explained with
remarkable ingenuity. la seues VI statements
winch u not entirely satisfactory. sra IN hrh de
gree curious snd suggestive
The subject : Illustrated by several interesting
narratives OF facts. which occuued IN the author
oNu experience showing The remarkable power oi
au Eus...h ciairvoyaut ia some respects similar
r. those exhibited by \ J. DAVIS IN this country
N,chi SIDE OF Nature Will Gnd a rloh treat IN
these surprising revelstious
The uses OF Mesmerism Is a curative agent are
discussed 0lth cean4ess aui very comnendsoie
b.oIt
Several eusra,iuas Cd the brain aud nervous sys.
tenn form q valuable addition 10 the work without
materially increasing the price The subjects OF
Which u treats as Wei as the candid snd temper
ate manner iu which they are discussed. viii re.
commend It to q large circle OF readers who can
not ni ,I high decree o, ratification Ia - per
u.al
IRELAND ~ SAW II. by " : BALca George p.
Putnam. NeW-N0rk
This IS a work written ou the condition OF the
people OF ireland by Rev Mr. Baich OF tins City,
during a hasty tour throu-h that country IN Las
There IS tone Of hberaliry in the authors views
on matters coming under his own observation
which commend them to general attention We
hope yet to find room ana time to review II more at
ltu-th aud TO make extracts from IT, Ia the mean.
time we do what we should have done atan earlier
day-commeud the book 10 the attention Of those
interested in the people Of ireland
VI
PovFrI Is the fictitious Journal OF Mistress Nil
ton showing considerable ingenuity and some
touches Of nature Ithss been widely circulated in
,ariou, periodicals aud obtained certain degree
Ut popularity New York Striuger y Townsend
- Address BFTORp THE THEOLOGICAL >fH
NARY IS rHT FIRST ASSOCIATE RyFoRNED SfNoD
oF rHr WEST by JoHS PRFssrY MD Apo"
o,tIl sraune ntstye defense ot the doctrine OF Di
vine DEGREES Pttsburz McMhn Coz
TIE PFER, DArGHrERs W Lady Llf-
IoV BrIvrR - written IA Mosaic Of French and
English anu viii probsbl, lind admirers IN spite d
il, mutations New York ,-trInger Towusendl
- GOoDWCHs HISTORY % ALL NArIoN'
| No is wei printed and handsomely emo aliished
York sold by q ? Putnam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

co,,for,,ia. Oregon, nni the 4uBa yich Islands,
Ia rutfsled ~ 'ls de orura 81 earn NuH -eonsT 'o'
Cbs.f.s Fr.ef - es.fs i..r 90 . .
DKEtLEY Q ~ ELRATH Publishes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

Fion fA- Boston frsssnDt
The DllOwiny snocinct table on tlns subject he's
been politely furnished US by John Y. Obsr, ESQ Of
this city the Inspector General Of fishi
ANNUAL RETuss o. Tsz AsoUsr o, MAergsEL, sn1
0fAey ftsh, animated ~ tarras ins2sssed n Aassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

The member. OF kossnths family, consisting 81
women ar>,childsen. who were IN arrest have been
liberated A guardian. Hungarian and Protest
ant has been appointed BY Gosernmens0 snperin
pen.es on which a very liberal grant has been
made Buds wiz be fortified on great scale
seven t9wsu are 70 be erected On the mountains
"a h. foxsvnaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

Turfe 10 = iuucr feeling 10 ioi IOF. a"u t'h
s,e an .,Iuii4. r,noie 8oO iaes a. rather fuller price,
ia ~ haic- 81 Sea Island al Pc IGe ifau-a, OH %"
the ~, sk were 800 Oa'~s Prime MoLA.sta Aos Gee
WIN ait. 81 istr -ro,e about e 'J..e' bringing i1'
6Ua4l, 0Oan o. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

Market. E.i TtdOe.. Jan o. u n.
Tie market generally 10 without mnf" ,hai-e
peser. ufe waiting iof lie There l. 'ui he
Crain an1slug. Provisions dHli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,ur STw.YoRE DAILY TRIBUSg IS PUBLISHED
Every MORSING 'sUSDAYs EXoKPTED.
Al The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City nan,
and delivered CITY Subscribers for i2t cents er WeA
80 when they yrcsl lev ecu paw sdvaDce g. me Oef
sor SIX months a year he zane rae Sing -
Two Cers. Mai -UoscT tess Eve DDl.sis @i A..--' -
ADVANCE sUtccnpuors taken for sN menus - NJ; ~"
posts - ~ Tafee Dollars ~ ADVANCE reGuIo % =.
ehsngs. v'i Country Se~spape's DsAy psYsis - ~
a. ir- oil - wio5r iFsn.s sr- higher lLAA -"|'@ "
Tn0.ao, sre ~; a sTec sIg 1,fr'ence
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TERMS OF ADvERFIsIFG.

Pcgv ri nc. lfsc4 b. 4 mrs
Ersiu... Nst,ca~-i4. ceL.s yei INC eSoA 'i'se I'D
General Sgtirca.--ID .ires Or d -. 90 -
g. eefI,. over Z. qi ..rc. per in- -" -. t.
General sdyerti-s 5ncpls. - -, - 3 $50
or l..s "a. !. .1-rf4Ia in ,e-l-l O''i - '' ~
per enrI iar 81, .,,.. ,,,,o u c.-.i.
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'reg., Advertiserlents-Ai ~ rate fed BY ne
Al A6y,.t.,elts rssr~ n ms payer syp-AT y-l- u
me Norl..r atl Ivtrta. kdr
TIE dT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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AVFPYL.RGE PAPER FOR TIE COJrIkl = put
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g..s Is.U-S Soac o lee, sosIos, jan !, fs5o
~ The 81 L0ps frteilige~eey Is the title as
NV and ssse d. s1s.Sss y 70 .S' fli s@ M H.
-, a,s.ss bssgrfsI sppsarsses sad - Wing q
polres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

- "HCyTs AEECHANTs MAGAzINE' Jan
with than The usual supply Of valuable 'iatisri
cal facts, has several Pro1Dund discussions Of lPor
tsnt mercantile topics. An admirable article co the
practical workings Of Cheap Postage, by Joshua Lea
witt set. the matter IN clear hight and cannot tai 10
.,,,.c, .,,s,s,, The articles On Tea and the Tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10
ncvy.YoRY WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is published every gedHs.caS AID SH"dg m>ii"''
IN .ce - Ter alu.1f0 Two copies TOR =
Ai.fit...n.cil, CENTS G .le czci .u-s1i,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

BURGLARY The grocery No $50 Pesrlst wa
sntsred about O'Clock morning and bores fancy can
ies adde's tea boxes cigars and w. stolen Os'ests
OGDEN O'Neil McCu-ksy Dowd aud AeLs1shlin "
rested Michael TevaD Thos Reynolds and Augustus hlc'
with oher property 10 possession Held for sxsninsnon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-10

HCxGAKIASs.-AHlong the visitors that arrived
=, ne A,,or.BOase Yesterday, were MAJOR EtvGii"'
W D.Dburshy and Henry LOosos, ale q he Hungarian
army d., "a ,,s
ygeb Wstd IA. sreuing took into casoty Ihres Dsrh
omen nzns6 Caroline Lambert MARY bren,sf ana hn.s
v N charged sEh stealing 10 sklions o. o- seeeo y
g., de properly u Edward D. Irsssdsp dong oaSHssse
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
JOS. s. DUNN

Is prepared to do all kinds ofWheelwright work
wagons, carts. drays, barrows, piows, &C., on
the rnost liberal terms, at his workshop, corner
of Mumford and Winslow streets, where persons
disposed to patroniZe him will please call.
June 10, 1919. 53S-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his PLANTATION for
sale, containing 500 acres $50 of hich is clear
ed and IN high state of cultivation The farm
is beautifully situated with neat Dwelling
House with four upright rooms with fire place
attached to each, and all necessary out houses;
with gin and cotton press. This Land is of the
best cotton lands In the Eastern part of North
Carollna-well watered and as healthy sItua-
ton can be found, there has never been a
case OF fever on 1t. The stand is of the best
IN Robeson county for store, having been on
it occasionally for the last 80 years. will ex-
change the land for young Negroes; or any per-
son wishing to buy may have the lands for less
than the valued proceeds of it for two years |
have also another Plantation two miles from the
above containing ) IS acres with about two hun
dred cleared, which is fine cotton land-yery
healthy, we'll watered, and very finely timbered
These lands will be sold at very great bar
gain. Come quick OF you loose it For partcu-
Lars, refer to Malcom PURCELL w. c. McNenl
near Floral College; Col. A. S. Mckay and j.
H. McRae of Richmond county
ZACHARIAH FULMORE.
Alfordsvlle, Robson Co.. n c.
Sept. 12, 1880. 6O3-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07

H7Y 7zc77HS UlN 7R TWO77C.
r. subscriber will be upon the wharves in
lining ton the first of October next. at the So
"el'"t'"n ana encouragemcnt of his friends to
enter upon the business Of general agent for the
SAFE or all Kinds of country produce COM
IN MISSION; as follows: Timber, Slaves, Shingles,
Corn, Spirits Iurpentine, Rosin, &C. Also Ne
gFoes; having had experience in that business
matters himself that he be of advantage to
those who may sell to or through him. Being so
well (and be hopes favorably) known through
out the " IimIngton District of country, he gives
no particular reference, but merely challenges
trial; he Will have hands Of his own in attend
ance with him for the dispatch of business, he
oniy oads that he Will commence under favora-
PIE circumstances, ever having claimed to be an
honest dealer and faithful to his trust; responsi
bic tor any thing he may undertake. In saying
TINS he believes his acquaintances will sustain
hdrn' and he asks share of patronage. Every
effort to please, will be made
J. j. McDUGALD.
september 7, 1850 GO1 -G{n
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
STOLEN.

On Friday night Sth inst, the subscriber had
new double barrel Gun stolen from him 2 miles
north of Fayetteville, on the road leading by Mr.
Isham Blakes, and short distance from his
house. The gun is new one-the barrel sup
posed to be I2 inches, of fine finish. No particu-
lar mark recol iected, as had Just bought it.
A liberal reward will be paid for the Gun, or
any information left at Mr. p. p Johnson's store
or Capt Jno. Stewort's, will be thankfully re-
ceved. WIN. GILES.
Sept. II, 1850. GO3-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
NEW FALL AND WINTER
30ODSSo

The subscriber is now receiving his Fall and
Winter supply Of GOODS, lately selected from
the New York market by himself, consisting of
English, French. and American fancy and
staple Dry Goods.
Also, fine assortment Of Boots and Shoes Hats,
Caps, and Umbrellas: together with his stock
before on hand, VII! make good an assort-
ment as is contained in anv establishment in Fay
etfeviile, and will be sold on as good terms, and
at as low prices as can be purchased in any other
house in town.
ALSO.-l have on hand an assortment of Hard
ware, Cutlery, sc; China, Glassware and Crock
cry; and a stock of Wines, Rum and French
Brandy; Alum and Sack Salt +; which i'll be DIS
posed OF very cheap, as shall hereafter decline
keeping these articles.
WILLIAM S. LATTA.
Sept. 9, 1850. ;3m
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
BUSINESS .AGE.NY'

The undersigned will attend to such business
a, the procuring of discounts, renewal of Notes
procuring OF northern Checks at either of the
Banks IN this place, and drawing of Pensions
He Will also attend to the collection and estab-
lIshment of Claims against the United States for
soldiers services in the Mexican war or anv
other business of that nature. He will also draw
up any instrument Of writing where penman
is required. and do any other writing whatever.
Apply at the Office of the Plank Road Com
pany. under the Fayetteville Hotel.
Refers to any OF the merchants in Fayetteville.
JNO. NJ. ROSE.
Sept s, 1919. 55O-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
The Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York.

D,ODO-SAFELY SECURED-ACCU-
MULATED BY THIS COMPANY.
ALL THE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE
INSURED.
4 diride'ad Of 50 per cent. acas declared 3lst
January, lS4S.-Persons can effect Insurance
their otrn iires, or ofothers.-.4 ,rife can in
sure the life ofher husbaud. the benefits of srhich
are secured by Iatc to herself and her children
All persons dependent salaries. Or daily
earnings invited to call and avail themselves
of resource whereby their wives and children
may be secured from want. This is perhaps the
best Company in the L. States
JNO. NJ. ROSE, Agt.
Fayetteville, Sept. 2S, 1880. If
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07

In addition to their former stock. they have
Just received from Baltimore and New York a
supply of Saddlery, Hardware, Skirting and
Harness Leather, hog and sheep Skins, Saddle
Bags, Carpet do, hog-skin horse and mule Col
lars, Port Folios and hand-Trunks They have
now on hand, and still continue to manufacture.
ladies' and gentlemen;s Saddles, boys do brid es
and martingaes; silver, brass, and Japan mount
ed carriage Harness; do. buggy and suky do );
Pope & Frazeres self-adjustins Pad Trees; with
a good assortment of Whips of every description.
We invite our friends and the public to call and
examine our work before purchasing elsewhere,
S will sell the above named articles as low
as they can be bought in any establishment in
this place.
Having had IS years experience in the business,
we hatter ourselves with the hope that can
give satisfaction to customers. All work
done by US warranted for any reasonable lene tn
of time. h5- Prompt attention paid to repairing,
saddles, brides, harness, sc.
Sept /. 1850.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
HOUSTON & OVERBY Y
Saddle, Trunk & Harness-makers.

Respectfully return their
thanks to their friends and
the public generally, for t ne
liberal share Of patronage
they have received. and hope
by steady application and
strict attention to business,
still to merit a continuance
of the same.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-12-07

II" - @1DN
Nov 10. For sale by J. T. WADDILLH
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-21
Tn. rnII ar ~. Camet

Is forty degrees in length, bot so thin in
substance that stars are visible through it.
The marvellous tales of some nostrum-mon-
gers are nearly as long, and quite as easily seen
through. ....-
The proprietor Of Dr., Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Ssrssparilla, however, has no
occasion to resort to such tales in order to At.
tract public attention.
The actual cures performed BY the article.
wherever it is introduced, is the basis upon
which the reputat ion Of the remedy Is Sound-
ed. as the hundreds Of certificates Of renewed
hOpes---health and life. that are continually
flowing in upon, will prove.
OTHumbugs may flourish for = time, bat
remedy must possess rare medicinal virtues, to
establish the reputation that DR.. Guysott'S
Yellow Dock and SsrsspariIls has establisbed
wherever it has been used.
See advertisement. nov II
OF all diseases nesh is heir to. We say. 5eIiv-
er US from Consumption. She. with soft and
stealthy steps, hurries the victim IN great
many cassJ into another world. with constant
and iattering hopes Of a speedy reeovsg.-
Tb.r. ar. an hundred different articles nov
offered TO the public, as grsateuratives for this
dreaded naI.dy. but none have We seen that is
entitled to the condolences We rsposs IN Dc,
Rogers cOmpound Syrup Of Livsrwort and
Tar. We have heard and seen its elects. and
the certificates too. Of some Of the leading nan
in Cincinnati are appended to the psnphlst.
II yOu have cough. use this msdisins. Ifyou
are fearful that this dreadful disease il p.syiag
1t your vitals, delay not. but take this and use
Il. It will not harm you, il it should possibly
do you no good. aa F. ses
See advertisement in another eolumn- ei
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-21

TIE UEFORFUNATE REsUErs On
GAMIse.-The ST. Louis Republican,
Of the llth inst, contains the follow.
ing accountof the unfortunate death
OF Michael Winn, citizen Of Pitts
burgh, and well known on the West.
ern waters as a steamboat clerk:
An unfortunate occurrence, re-
sulting from the vice OF gaming, oc.
CURED on the upward trip Of the
Amdzonid. Michael Winn and a
DIR. Crane bad slight difference at
the card table; high words ensued,
and Crane threw a portion Of the
cards in Winn's face. The captain
here interfered and put stop to fur
ther violence. Some time after
wards the difficulty was renewed
The mate, hearing the quarrel, and
fearing something serious might en-
sue, sought the captain; but before
either officer could return to the be.
ligerents, Crane had fred four shots
at his unfortunate antagonist; and
when the captain got to him, he was
quietly leaning against the steps,
smoking cigar, and protested that
he was uninjured, and that Cranes
pistol contained nothing but powder.
He grew weak, however, and was
finally induced to retire to his room,
but refused to submit to an examina-
ton OF his person. He occasional
lv made his appearance at table. DR..
Crane left the boat at Cairo, and Mr..
Winn died on board the Amszonia
night before last, and was buried
Yesterday. From an inquest held
upon the body, il was ascertained
that four balls had entered the abdo-
men. We were not able to get mora
OF the particulars. nor have We learn
ed the tenor OF the verdict OF the ju-
ry charged with investigating the
matter.
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most public part OF our city-and
yet all the perpetrators but one, are
now at large. 1t strikes Us that y
ever there was a case that should
rouse the authorities TO acton and
put the police upon their utmost vigi-
lance, il is this. What makes the
outrage more gross, is that il was
wholly unprovoked by hostile word
or deed. No yiolence-no foreible
opposition-nothing but friendly per-
suasion was used to dissuade these
men from their purpose, and provoke
the terrible onslaugbter that ensued.
Gin. Enquirer.