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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Iana.ia-Annexntlon, &c.

'I7NTTTI7
Seven hundred French Canadians living at Troy
+ ansingburgh and Cohoss In the state OF New
York have addressed their countrymen IN canada
on the subject OF Annexation urging 'hem 70 on
tain !, nv all pesceabe means The Addre" l.
published in the l. irclir
BY letter in another column, which we cop,
from Yesterdays Heyoid, It Wil be- seen that SIN
Justices cf the Peace. two Commissioners ol >ma
Causes. and eleven Militia Officers, IN the Coun
ties of RouylIlc and Mississquo, have resigned
their Commission. in consequence OF their Sdhr
son 10 the Annexation movement Iho letter Is
manly and stralsht-iorward document
Three more journals ln Canada West and on,
Ia Canada last. are going more or less or AnneSs
ton These arc tho IVhVby Fireman. nav lour
nal IT Port Hone the Osh0w0 Reformey, and Ofo
III I-..u.
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Isury and Law.


10 70 Edstcr - TIE Tribane
The subject ol repeating the sury Laws IS ioi
tie sn!esh time, before The Legislature Of The Stale
Ofrepeal Insurers the sdvocSes Of nonrePeal Dor
rvers numerous class and cliizeus sA more uuHef-
Gus class who have no other interest II the question hai
t.ie public YEA
Lenders and borrowers about equally qushed TO Judge
Of he mser unless NAV be conceded that the larger are
more Hkey % be correct thar the smaller number "hie
e 'ii,s PARTY constituting he NOS, numerous portion o.
cur population se likely 10 u tge nightly in regard o.
e eeasrs welfare and public policy than enef 81 M
bers for obf,o.s and VARIOUS reasons The history
surv LAWsis big with meaning And u 20 D hope
do n,suer Cfihe Legislature not Intimately acquainted M
a hsor, vii o. "a 90 the question uutl he makes hnse
,onyefssr with thaf history OF money LEADERS, ana Dor
rowers the Arpetss are Ike Of furnace Which no
-esscs ~ heinc FED and SOBER egisAnon viii hesitate &c
strengthen avsce n view a the greatest good o. ne
greatest number
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BY IELEGaspa 10 HE NEx.YOak IaIpuNE
~erieu. Irish Riot.

FoUsHsEEFsIs- TUssiag. Jan On
About clcS asst evening I-artr ~ I-shal-l
ss-srhsd on ne corner 81 non and j-6-rsou an c
some csg-e unslovr. co1ue1ces ereasiag a1oV. kt-
stones Tte Sh-rE snf sala Casrue poe. proc-se!
..- a-Iv % -1el ne dls,8r5a'c- when fh. wee - 4
rr,- tr lie roh--1rle slos brrs .. 4--s-i
A. H. ilrcrlre = n lazy Se-s ar1 OH srf ias--,-s
to -e ~. stance o. tie Slerf ~ succeeded u seem
,olz1s = 70 Ire rofer- an -.~7e7-e1 81,
-errsindrr
NJ Fefer Cresmef. ci-Een ~ -efo1sy AZURE. hr :
~ er--rrs - hrrs-f .ut 80 recovery sorne,vr-f
doubtful Acol1rei srzsu wss 40 adj rar@i shs.f
fh.. bead --vcra 0iLeTs received sghi -F1a1fs :
now cl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

Tia Rev Arthur Chniqay. tbs srest Canadian
Apostle Of Temperance. having recently been On 4
t,ar through the ni,ed Ststes hss addressed lee
ter 10 the Melsnges Rehgeax, 70 which he says
A, -,t sx.sSsr.fe wsea thai sh~r~ ere 90 sss
80 a. an C.usisns ne Cnited STARE snd anl-ss -
sl,s,s ,-.ss are takea stop as hishsh snixrscc1
p.,rs NJ, s.~- esrr.s American Union uesf srsa
~tr r.rs-oce ara der h.rts no par o. ny pes
plan eNSaine TIE csnses % as dspofs2e cu-x,e
80 81 4 $50 ~ ss.s fyvs fAsf <Ar. pes - -ssss
gslts Is nsaatyt - AeaIss Tar sseyfssa6 crrssg
,frss& srts Aii~oss gllsss tSasrsd ~ 800 ess~
Col has paced n he hear ~ msn icse
for hs eseUrrv Al whep m.a Uarns he es<k ufon he
eunrv and viii he eve nso.,ened 81 bids an 80
rng 70 BIN m thai countrv Il z oecaase ~ h>s wsnsd
hresL r,on ust hh~rty cave cthers % SAY weicn
Re trre has been deSceng 70 Canada Al hal esa -
ihsi he uniei Sises gAe>s hre> a<>ennni
u he e u nsuoEs are 70 oana IN sSantsncs
"Ur To SNVTV. A preacher. who advised q
6owss bearer ~ axe pinch u snas OCCASIONALLY a go
v,cc keep him swsse ADVISED 70 PAT re
A ~ : -
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.upreme Court-The Michigan Appeal.

c. q r. fr1an- '->''-' '''' 80
The celebrated case Of Ell e. Sheldon brought
by appeal from Michigan, vas thus morning
argued in IKE L : supreme Court Tor the sppel
spt bx Theodore Romeyn. Esq Of your city. one
Question raised was. whe,her mortgage could be
sssi-ned 80 as D. give the Court jurisdiction. -
r,.es where Il could ~, have exercised 70, u n
sssie,r,crt had been made. The counsel stated
tbst N the Court decided that such was toe law
almost ever mortgage m the e'Ais would De as
signed Tor the vcry purpose o. creating tne Ilrs
- T. v.s a'so urged that this mortgage
va one Of sverv lar-e number. and that they a
1890 lsr-e- amour; Of interest than wss =.
iogrsbi, uuder the charter Of the old Bank Of Mlch
;,,r for vbose benefit It made. The ques
=. 90. Whsther thev were absolutely VOID or
po;' The Argument q Mr.. Romeya Vas 'er'e.
Gear and well expressed, aud vi tend to Increase
hs professional reputstlon -
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VOL. *. NO. 2J2.

near that city turning o1 the best work and afford
ing them ample and sfcsdy employment. with N
chance for difference about wages Even in
Wheeling whore there has been great meeting
tue Pittsburgh puddievs no voice uttered the cres
tive words Stop Depending on masters and 20 70
making Iron Tor Yourselves How Is il thar .
course 90 obT .ous 50 decisiTe and COW rescued
from the fatal faint Of novelty by sigma success
shoud renaln nnadopted and even unconsIdered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

NEsRou ~ LOUIshyA-On the question
abe,5.r fee negroes could be allowed 10 testfy IN he
Courts Of LOUISIANA Justice King Of New-Oreans re-
Gently gave re follow nz decisions
We have been referred decisions Of ne Courts Of
Carolina and Marv,nd ia which Il nss been bed hat rec
ors u color are incompetent % testfy 10 cases 10 ~ich
- -l - ,rbtte persors are concerned II = urged MAJ
he ne d. S,unde TIE degraded conf non q ne Aflcsn
ID states where slavery exists ard should eaa-y pr'A
Ts- decisions % witch have ben referred cannot bs
.serrt a. authority Court They sppsef 20 -
s..3 gpon statutes which expressly pronio s@ p~r-pfs
"A --- - ooiv n criminal bui IN ciTl csse-, ID
vrrca ~t,e rsr.ons ar psr-es No SUCH pfonoinon 81
m sui Carolina he PRINCIPE n exclusion has 0e-1
-.~-seS 49, further Il 1sre held MAJ Tree per
IN. Of color Incompetent witnesses n Wy - "a
mi II record In LA stair sh0ugh both ne parties %
= a. - on he zane cas. with th@uiseves -sfOnnng
p, D-vars 4 Baiieys Rep. 80 McCofd' - hHh'
our -zis.rou an jurisprudence upon us .doleoi az
r.. a-ralv from tho-e 81 he slave sstes gen-fal
s.tich he rue couended for prevails Ims :,
rabsc oocv a. 10 tocot srissn from ne
- II ri -. Of persons N has state Al ne 1aaS ~
oar EARLIEST egs.a;IOn 80 tefrofy a. = 81 ~ - - 49,
at 6sv free p~rsOus Of color cocssqteo
~ .or- dstrrt, ih re-cecia1 be -., nch
irSusfry and habits Of good order May YI - ~
x - .re age properly hol1ers 80 Tar Ton oens
- -, d@r1det s.fe WIKI renders tnen IN 0rtT 81 =
- 49, A. .uch persons courts and ufee VOID no.
800. ~ b.iere under ost1 Moreover, ms numerous
- emitted he protection y our aNs pa mai pro
r- ,.rIi g nsuy cases - tusory, ard nc greatest
e. .gsinsf br persons and property ln gff be CON
-.rs VIII .uu1ni-y BY vte persons U he rule u -
,rr -co-ended ~ recognise They are also IN
-s.s N srrcfe 40 Of CTi Coce - competent per
.ou- : tesufy Y ciTl naiier'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

ENrcKANrs TO LIsEHiA-Ihe ship Lioera
r.-s.. Geo., Howe. frcn Baltimore. nss arrived n
ts-. So. ,sb.r- she received board yesterday
ne coioreS ensraBs Nho hss seea soleetag here or
davs prrv0us 20 ~ ca n % y, s.-A y ~. " q
t--ssi. ID = from Lover Nirsaia Ter agpear.oes
,gsc.te 80 I'd good cont-lon sIge PrUPofim
- - a. r6Iarrn ard you1s perscrs We ear fr0u
D.. ~, NrT.ir ne Aselt Ci ise American COioulzs-un
500 eE.rrr viii Tie dry Of seeing them pr % sll
Ss 49, ftv cone We. recommended fCr good c1Afnf
= - sx~eIieuf nora sa1G-2E-scc1e OF ler1 NJ nloeFs
~ r. esEreh-srd rot fsw having means " isir osn
=. ,hs,r nn.sazes ard settle k-r AIz.Acs c0ntorAotg
- frbsi- a-rrn a. LleerA Mos Of hen Ssrs eulA1c.
ps,ed for he paPose Of sngrsnon he res. weTe OF
-. IN he uhre. MAJ SAY la tbeT VII Prov
.A .rruisIfIou = ne Re;utHc Of Lhsfs cot ony n
uame,r, oui u nora point Of new. lhOriosk hsfA1 -
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The Way 10 Rdii n Newspaper.
We translate the following iIvm la P'esse OF
Paris, edited by Emile Girsrdin, OF Dec 81, 1919
CORRELATION o. IA rkGsst-

.%arrf'
There are wounds which concoAls, but there Slt
seas which one does not conceal,
Tweny.cghi thousand i've hund, od bsorbers len OF
tse aei Of battle such he puce which he energetic de
iense ~ Liberty has cosi usof Liberty mpndeny dss
svcwcd shamefally betrayed oowsrty deserted by iho
1t hsd notify protected OF rlirscUlousy elevated
"Ir We state tbs price II publish thus bulen, Il W
count our scars the ressou that the day perhaps no
distant when after having defended Liberty omen van
pushed ia, always victorious, agans the blindness Of
stupid reaction shall be called TO defend sgans
the fury Of a fourth and mplacshe revolution
"Every excess brings smother THIS Is sn eternal isw
whose Truth history stes,s
~whcre liberty exists no excess can exist according y
We so love liberty shrink from sacrifice for s SAX
20 Liberty when Fear shall have lcs, them yet ono,
again thou vii, once again them from The terror snc
COMBAT for hem Thou viii forgive them FOR having col
unuisted hee Since they give TO Fear The name Of Moe
Grafton hey may well give Liberty the name OF Teuo
Thew no longer know what they say hey cnges Snof
What they do
w ha,eyer faults may be charged TO the per
sonal OF public account OF GIrsrdin,-,he most bn
liant of living iournshsts,-he has displayed noble
consistency IN demanding Tor France that Freed n
Of thought, speech and action which alone can
secure the State in the affections OF sny people
Tie has thus undenisby earned the right TO te
heard amid the impending commotions' winch he
clearly anticipates IL is good omen that the
TIVE sbles, men connected with the public press @
Frsnce, Grsrdiu sud Proudhoa oppose with force
aud zeal the fear Of political liberty which hss
hitherto been ensrained among the rulers Of then
country no matter from what party they have pro
raeSe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
New Telegraph Line between Boston and
Portland.

We cara from NewburypJrt that on SATURDAY.
IS; re sre-f r -ruprs.or II he Bcsou Saeu AID New
hgrvpor Ts.ecrsVh Co Chs II Hudson. Esql fra-s-
fsr-es hs Inc VI Henry ORsilv. % - usei e. pr
~ ne Inc ha TIE later gentleman cow exrc1
ia ~ Portland rosts ~ Hslisk
NJ OResy vii open Tire new dhces i1 S7er1 s-i " Sc
1-vcor o. aa l0fh o. 18Th nf filsensug Il.l - .e
f1a' far requiring iile renar The Whole Inc corr
-rac'ef tn b c1ps God 90 PortHi il MAJ leX' ard
"a smith has -esi-led Is Jace ca = ~ tre
rrsrh on te Nerrha--s fre B'sfnr. in order rrrr
+. IL and ssr--. rar. fpe co1sf-l-f1n 0l lie l.-e
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NFIy-YORK TRIBUNE.

.yw.YoRK DAILY TRIBCsE IS PUBLi5HED
,yIRY soRSiSG lsvSDAIs E1cEPrED
A, The Tribune Buildings, corner OF spruce
ma Nassau streets, opposite the City Han,
delivered Cry sobscnber' Tor IL. cent? per wses
-, hey prefer they pay IN advance a. ne De@s
or - ro,ffs ~ q resr 81 the same rate single cope
80 Cents Ma. Suhscrbess 1--WE Dollars per alnun,. ~
I,S,ce Subscriptions taken fof eli months For thfe@
$50. Il N Three Dollars N advance requei In al eN
Ices with COunry Newspapers Daily papers rec I've
:, ~. Office whose terms are higher man uHse 81 IN
1,sgpe arc not allowed any difference
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS

TUESDAY AFTERSOoN Jan y.
VINO SAW THE ELEPHANT Last night, about
o'clock two Elephants beng conducted through
cur civ or her SewIork. and wbsn near he FER
r. one Of them ioos his heed 70 cut up fsndsngo
ere being very lArge crowd anxious % see ne ere
ph.nl his orcshp didn't Ike The noise ana snoGnng OF NJ
.gvs uho gathered In greaf numbers aboC him tie De-
csie Ageable and made quite sweep Win DIS ''hs
sgocked dosn horse which ne keeper vas rdn q
.nd urued about al his ssty marching up hOntgotI
-ry al furious rate, 10 the great dsay u me y san
s,s xh0 scattered IN every direction. The keeper bow
sT frsv succeeded IN rlrnng hs course in NE rshi 81
--cror W.fbou, doing personal innry % any
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Markets .Nswosl..~, Jan

The private letters by Ire Canada lave come 'o
ard tu have not IND ve favorable efec' N he CorroN
m.yket A. bat - hs o. have changed hsnf a. irrrgu sr
urce- sCe.s hss further afvanoei ami sNss of sr ar"
now making a. lfd4r Prime MoLA-,rs = c.nfet lfl o.
BscciNg here = fair business dong with sass o. 1920
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

Ben PYRLEr POoRE. writer Of considerable IN
ds.,gy ard iaenl hss started miscellaneous weekly r
Boston entitled TAe issroas Sen;nd Il s rather gcoc
.pcc men OF The Saturday Cogner esss Of papers and
,sns great many humorous paragraphs n sddrou 70 TIE
ne sets ard srones We dort know that Pocre invented
he following 81; u e much hke hi-
Yogrg sdies sbcud pever d-csfd over because -
makes # himself tor people troubled with pap
eating heAr trcapAhe o. dong Otherwise. Love q :
sort O. mara Srd whe under 10 lfueuces We sre
70 more capable Of scag k- Common sense han Sn snc
sugar = As genera rule Il good ihing 10 see oFe
un lznac Shove hat ne WINS bas tAser and ne con-
rs,ni !. "a. As long hey are - IL
vncibe s1kiss they 70 sophsry To sc Yolng
ru IN 10 bow BIS brains oct with carioDei doubtless
cOu;cal sf teiier sign o. deep-rOoed Affection
,AAn 81 he philosophy he can use."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

The market io- flour and GRAIN presents 81"
feature worthy OF notice. and far d"nnnf rrrvs
in CorFEE he movement continues. with ales within
isv or tSo oi Sn bags RIO A. 80 Hodess row demand
l6c TIE total cock OF hand j. $3.50 bags
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eiualu. dear ~. mosl truly yoGr-,
THOS. AlNGE DkNiE


We do NOT profess to have studied TINS snblec
81 thoroughly as Mr. Devyr Yet. while Ne kno"
that the Land Reform principle il right s ver,
ablest expounder and most devoted champion ma.
err with respect to details We lay claim 70 n
infalib.ity aud not yet prepared 10 accord any
We are very sure Mr. Devyr meant 10 be entire,
right. ct when he represents this Land questlo'
as simple one we add that while the principle
is simple and clear. the application Of II to the AZ
istmr ststs Of fact, does not seem so tous On tn
c1ntislA. We think great practical wisdom viii b.
REQUIRED 10 the adjustment Of details We do MOI
think oe,fo,p quantity of lani'-that IS hxcd
uniform definite qusntity-is required for the snl
port of family. bat that some diversity in the size
Of farms on account Of the great diyersltcs OF So
and OF industrial capacity would be desirable an
not inconsistent with the great principle Of Lam
Free to all and every Mas his own Landlord still
Mr. Devyrs reasoning against allowing any safe ~
oil OF Pablo Lands is very lorclble aud We vii
reconsider the subject Let every man speak hls
own thought, and let the truth thus be made mani
fest There is ample time yet for consideration
and oar only desire IS that the ialrest and iustes
bill should be- framed aud enacted Ed J1b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Rccefpta Of Produce.

Total amount Of Produce received by railroad
since Yesterday FIouT, lso bbs. Whsky, - DO, PROM
sions = DC Cheese. Sls boxes Leather, 2nso SIDES
Merchandise, - boxes Ashes, s. bbls Hogs ~ eseep
is Bauer, n packages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

RHODE IsLASD ISsrITrTE OF lSsTECcTIOS.-
TIE .nnnsI nesng Of he RAOde Island institute Of In
s,TecOu va he'd a. the State House in Providence
Tharslav An The meeting wss hen addressed By Mr.
Bshop super1nendeuf Of Fuhhc Schools In Pr0vfence
On he sufecf % Normal scbeo Which 10 proposed y
establish n connection ~ith Brown Cuivuafy.
lPrev1sncs Journal
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Nsrr -OrtFtNS iFday, Jan. @5-P ".
TIE Gaines case. which IS nov being tried 900
tho Commercial C.r-uu Cc.r. . eIclag mich inierss
" other news rl moment
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The -ou,berner Charleston.
Tho Gaines Case nj Ne-v-Orlcan..

CG,sLEiroS. Iue-ilr ! lem -
Ihe ~outhe-nor from New Nors arrived here
s-,v his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

PRoUpBoS MARRIED The marriage oithe CREST
iconocss with ePiecsFd celebrated Got .0ns SINCE
TEE bride hss he pfson where ste visit
he- husband ss ofeu as he rules permit
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Land Reform.

Ilos.ct GpftLEY. Esq.-- Deq, SV. Tuefe caa be- Ho
MAJ mora sensible sn am n the powerful aid your our
No. a. given io,ae II Land Reform arr no, aware
"a d1nng tho a. hal century an great public guest
bas ARISEN Which Wi command an approval 20 unanimous
thai accorded s question Few days ago by he L..
sasiature Of his Sac
Indeed tho position ri Land Reform ia such tst
ihere rood 20 believe viii qlety Assume 10
place our ls present Session COngre--
D. you think sri not fully OF vino most powerfully
cootdbu'ed 70 put 'bersl
Eu, iske care Mr Greee, rres care es' Boy inac-
seueuoe you do The much harm in single might
A. ever you dd - good u many years Why should re-
mud you Of he responsibility which your great influence
brings viii ~
Reconsider the article which appeared 10 your pspsr
Trsday ~ reference 10 Nj Wsbscr- e1ceieg, Rsso.u-
on-see whit That article nvoye- Monoroiy hst Coz +.
rsa Of Europe lc loose over freefoaTths of tie isnd
which vou would grant ~ act1ai settlers while. wih fe
dollar n ~ pocket all tbe remaining ianfs ri l'
Reputlc become - a~uI prey
Revenue % the Cove nment" forsooh Seule tho
snds and every settlement becomes pen cn0' sovcf n
reven1e-a gorse that vii lay golden Egg every dg'
hroug houi thc org future u We a. hke ne man IN ''
o.ieif We Nil the goose order 70 get al The egg o.
once-Iks him viii find ou' The mistake " hen : VII '@
rrher TOO late iO repair o.
The ms and soifnd disposition Of the Public Lands .
question simple that among Land keiormers here eNs
10 difference Of opinion about o. Ihey isAe Na'ufe l
her guide They that certain quaruy oi land, dii
worked on, " W afford sufc en- 10Y me proper mslnal
of Onn his family They sec also. That lie capa
~ ffi- hf1 MS ifll'F may "' pIlN1Nf 'h
poyed 81 and and no more Taking INTO A.
count the proportions OF and and population tneY ha.'
liked he sze the farm they nd m use, ~ quarter
section Of lsud TINS much they would secure t0 ever
au who might choose 20 work on a. though he were o.
poor as job More Than this they would not permit any
man 10 clutch though he were Tich as CrIsus
BY The first they would secure to every nan M ns1"
merely Of physical comfort bot OF mental and mora e'
vaon By The second they would shut out forever the
tire race of iandbarOns and ordswho have 80 long an
successfully desolaied Europe with famine and me-
sword
Now sr MI Websiers Resolution with clause forbid
ding sale mOnopolss would accomplish both these Oh
ocls and little ~ spare lie safely permit he rsn-
ter any farm thai outgoing sci er may sell ~ anoS
incoming settler who has other and This would uf
Doubleday be found great convenience among the settlers
and would preserve the one farm Ift1cfTio intact anc
invlo ale II could he productive evil On shape
A,sured that Won viii dissppont the high expectation
formed OF you,
remain. dear sIr most truly yogf-,
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CREyA>sE AT Ntw ORLEaNs-A cres asse broke
cuinear saves on he 18Th bui soFFsd By
fe~sr.ac re levees
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How TO TIT OFT FIREs N rEK HolDs %
SHlFs-The following letter from the London
Times contains information which viii be 81 great
interest to Captains ofVessels and others
The owners Of the Caleo GrImshsw demand means f.
,Ii,epshpr hre IN thS hold u ship The maiefsls re
sureS are nothing rore than casa Of common ohak 70 n
cotton os the hold connected win ne feck ~ s1A ~
slara 81 hrr bcing poured down he p'ge WI kestse
~ crf ousn,ir 81 dense snoke ERs M wh4eh nsie can
my card 10 accordance with yoUr rale, tI any eeis
knos asnle cannot exist ekreOpie ac1 gas ~heh l.
generssd by the acton Of he spn2rie scia oA NC S
rSrE phraim Liitlefeld, the Chief witness sgsInsi
Professor Webster cane INTO the MunseiPal Court on
saturday and recognized " SEC without safenss ~
"e~ 49, Boston Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
FRENCH TAUGHT
DRY GOODS.

NIAssIC FALLS BATTS.-The bats ~ ths Mas
INl.c Fal. Co.'S make Lowell comprising three quat
LES foo sa!o by tho agents -
oE NEhNlTH co, ~ an " fmed
HREES BAIZE.-20 bales 81 Ursen Bookings ~
VI American manufacture. For sale by
"a NEsMfTH 4 co. 81 81 Pines
IIESTTCkY JEANS cases blue, green and co
II Diet mixed FOr sale by NEsMiTh 4 Co
~ 80 So Pine-st
I,IANNEIs-0 bale. scsrst orange and blue, plata
Il and twled all wool hsnnes for ssis by
% NEsMlTH 4 co. N 4 81 Pins-sf
DLANkETs-FOr Hotels, Steamboats, snd Psessi
ID ships manufactured 10 order, with the name woven 10
~ NEsMITH co. Agents ~ h 81 Pine a.
BLANKET COATINGs.--6o pkgs Aaslside, Gen.
ID In.a .nd Grey Cosungs u different qualities Fof
sac By TD EEsAfTH co 50 { "a fsnest
rOUNTERPANRs.-0 esses superior Amsnoss
~ quilts Tor Gale By HksMiTH co 80 and ~ Pinsst %