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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

Another scene in the absorbing drama -
place in the Senate yesterday on oocA'Ds o.,
Introduction by Mr. Uphafn Of the VI. soo,h.
slavery from the Vermont Legis'''' - =.
-, M.,.h.,. were excited as aso@ "ns" ''''
oa..t;on !. brosght up By any eIPres''" % ~
,hoaeh when they are iatDrinS'
o,.,Iv in behalf Of the beloved hshtu
- .,s generally cool enough 10 make the
80 - sve,y advantage 10 their reach They
ve,e resolved yesterday that THE resolutions ''oa
40, enjoy the ordinary courtesy o. icing printeo
I'd ,bsrgb IL any Of them declared that they "ohd
,o he IN any issue collateral To the great one. the
,..olut,ons got handled roughly IN the dl'cussio,
h.ng a..siled as insulting 20 the south, and every
way improper. However, II was not possible I"
get them smothered yesterday, either By re'usa +"
receive, or by laying on tho table We 'hai See
whs, viii be their fate today
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Hale mahe q
most unfounded snser at these resolutions ne ~
serted that they meant nothing bat an eiec'on'e'
ing TICK This we take leave to say - 'o'aIf
false a. applied 10 tbe Legislature Of vermont Us
members were in earnest when they thus iorciDiy
5scl.,ed AGAINST the extension Of slavery and lis
,erpetastion in the District. And not only were
they in earnest, but they expressed the sent
msnts oftheir constituents The same may be SAID
Of similar resolutions which the Legislature oi
NevY9k viii soon send n Washington. They
Boo will mean what they say and they viii speak
not only for the people Of this State, but for the
Wing psrS Of tho North We have no threats u
pepper our words with, but our convictions are
dear and decided
These preliminary skirmishes show that the de-
ci.ive struggle cannot very hong be postponed
With regard % that crisis, We have oDiy one "ora
b. saw: no compromise which viii admit slavery INTO
the territories This is the only honorable ground
sr the present The only safe gr'nnd TOR the
future The question cannot be 'mrked 'et
!, be- 90 decided that il viii not remain On revive ~
s.1,sfe the country hereafter Prudence as wen as
vTinctle abide in the camp Of Free SOL
CANADIAN AssErATiOs- our Toronto dispatch
IL will be seen that the annexation party are apar
sntIy growing stronger in Canada West Judge
from the bonch has denounced IT as treason and on
III other hand the City Of Toronto has Just chosen
from, snnerstion.ts t~o prominent Office" The
n,ov.msnt seems to he one @ those that prosper
svsa BY the efforts made 10 suppress It
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Liner from rexa..


We have two New Orleans msiis thus evening.
wh dates January Z. The papers contain sdvce- from
Ssa Antonio Texas 70 the 18Th ~ Decslber announcing
I.s' M Coombs while conveying team Of u wagons,
osied wh corn Capt Jones, of he n Infantry. o. r.
Ps-o was aracke hu> this SIDE of he a',er place by
sb1u' 20 l1d8n- bate eussed between them and lie
Americans. who numbered tui lA IN which the Indians
were totally te'es'el. with oss Of several ked TIE
Americans ut and had several others wounded
Gen Bl0ose had -sl order f'r The protection n he
wife. sgsn, 'he aggression, Of The Indians Ne aso
engaged In carving ou' 'he provisions 81 - nea'- with
Mexico
Gen Garland t--ured he Command NJ Sas An'onio N
d o
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= Rr-,khn jsa = rs Rss L r Tsy ROBERT >fKIR
Bt->lNG 81 tbe trm 81 Bnssrs CO q hs City -
Mta @snshtsr ct tho Robei Z Bro~a * IA fef fs
o. raiss. ltl :. N.rass 81 NAarh. d Rs' "A Sas<f
" NIItfAN u. CROMNrltN @ " a. .fon Cry. - NJ.
ELiE NfFTH 90 is.gatrf oi A. Dad Bel q C'Y
e. Nre. $50. 4 kss. pr sfiNNkk 0Fn lAM
ToN ri, N-s ELixA NccoRMlCk sob % Ns~ ora Cgtr
D. % re-. NJ ArnifsS-. VI ikNi HtrIHt>G> ~
CHRISTINA ODinRs kNEIkIA
h. ueAunu w. psc "a ~ kNe-sus,. NktshN pkNAi, Co
f CATHkN RIM. laughter OF Aon Ghss ru,s
A. Gr,nS RiTd. N,a ~, - M Jess Fs.snr - Man..
.tsr
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The puhl,r Lands

C,reta, prepared tot Tho Trhua- from ~, oe.l -cos
The following is an Exhibit Of the quantities o.
Public Land, exclusive Of tie Sixteenth or Schoo.
sections and postponed sales advertised for sale an
the tesr lsi9, the quantities. piats Of survey of
which have been returned 10 the General Land
OHice the quantities prepared for market not yet
advertised; and tbs quantities which Will he PIE
pared in 1850.
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- Bsotxs asked under VIVA, re - hou-s We ae2
.-r --e -.ec-o1 q N.erE- - p,
T5e ssFaErz informed h--- = 10 resolution $1,000 or
lie eo-or = ofce-s ard L. 'ook Frec-i-ce % a., 'r'
30 4 49,.
~ Procss incurred vh.her - ~ l1ter.and 'la,
49, we're to r-r-s % e. e-~ra- -o--l7l ''--l o.
y. -.s-0r . -r0.re r.- sQ--1 maize
C-r- ~ N--T les ., -,
H. S-FaKrr s1id nat u ~ eqnon Ia va - order
o. business o., .
Nr BR-0ks remarked ths- % va impossible and-r e
---rr order 4 'hing- effect eecuon n Ts '1e
f-. b. novel suspend M eec-lon ~ ne otrcfrs
lie arra--or ~ >erFesnsArus lnrl ~ hrsi ~ - ''
t+- ss7- End assed 'cr he yeas ard nav. -, r.
T1e -FFagFR sa,i ne order could lpi p" al'l'f- ~
c-e- IN r-1-f he 01 poS-7onInE a. Or none ,-..
O. NJ RllaarDsoN novel cal ~ ihe hon-e g.
ordered 49,. - .,,,4 NJ
~ n-rs "a d hat j. evident inaf noAile c'''n ~
An. TO-DAY. All moved sn I'd ogru1el- - .., - L.
RI - cf Penn warfec 14ay ne oTaeT OF nc 1
A. -r-~ees 10 the eleciion 81 Scrseanisi-N AIMS
M HEooxs moved - po-Po0e TIE erection 81 - '''s
~ 10 fr-f n -Trteulher 10000, . 81. ....-o -
N VF.nF hen offered resolution 10 repeal A. Fi.es
y-~h ss1f m 80 Of eiectuE officers ~ piurs'y
The SFF.ErR decided hat he 'Tss ou Of order or rea
-ols ..-fsr
Nr NF.0g srres - from fhe tecsou and To speaker
was alrlpsf IMAM iuoBsiy sustained
~ BrTLr7 Of Peun. moved 70 lsy he spec a. order
re 'l
The >PF.EfY decided t.A' he motion VS. MOI n orfNr
The iIrl-e hen o'clock adjourned
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h,s and in ne name and IN Sshai q h. eSusPsn.ca


MuRpKR IN CAMDEN CoUSrY-Anthony Folsr.
oil German being with drinking parry q BIZ coGnrv
nscs near the Jackson Glass WORKS Loagacor.rS II
CAalien Co. New.lcsr eve. nisrefea BY te0rge
Wynocker They bad = ~FcSaiag match IA the A.pass. n
which the Old prevailed which excited has young
sn,ayons; tina; he resolved upon rs,eRge. Jo&o
Somcrs, the PARTY, advised the Old 10 60 home
WyHccker followed snd bcsi hm 70 death the rUsa
with heavy mset nom wcodpilc and secrred himself
In oresf Tor the night lie returned the house next
mSnng, when Fo.lers body fcsnd and Wynocksr,
besng sesrecscd was srrcssrd. sorners
lkswusa Daily Advsrassr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

VERMONT CONsTIIUrloSAL CoSVKNIIoN.-Ths
body, now In session at Montpelier nr the revision
81 the Laws OF Vermont. had rot succeeded n the
cholce Of presiding ofcer the ~ instant, beng
the ssconi day of the se.siou The hrst bAHo, for
President stood; for' Carlos COoLIDGE. Wing
81 lxvi 4. WAS Free Sober lol Luther X
Hunt Loco - Scattering. 10 -Four more hsllc;
ngs were had without any material change. sx.
oept Sigh, decline N the vote OF Mr. Villas. " heu
thst gentleman withdrew. and nominated Mr.
Bartlett, Free Sober, from Lyndon Two more
hallo;inss were had witbOat choice The las
vote stood Fer Bartlett, Ice Coolidge. 81 HINT
b Scattering 4
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

l. :. DAY Dock NAVY YARD.-Yesterdsy after
noon 81 four o'clock Commodore saisr Conl3Hdani ofke
y-sd brought Tie soopOfwar Dale into dock II 5 tie 6r.i
vessel Of any Kind thai has been doeke AZ this yard
ETerytirg wen; Of well Many Distinguished gentlemen
present. beside he 0esrs Of the yard Among them
noticed Ex-Governos Young. and Collector Maxwell
40 the vessel entered dock. The Navy Yard band hicA
stationed The wort, strocr up Hal Columbia"
The aocs 10 perhaps tbs tsx psses u mssessy b -
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Danish Consul for Alexandria. Ns.-n.tin-
auishcd Arrivals.

WASHING ToS, Tuesday, Jan 3
President T.ylor has recognized MI. JAMES
D.NPsrT "a Danish Consul for AeIsrdrs. Vs.
Mrs Ann Cbs-.. from Tampco srTived hare 'otsv
also Mr. Gentry n Tennessee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

FiSk ~ NARYLAND.-rh The cotton isctuSy knovn
lie Ring FACTORY Nia:eg's Run sSog; two rais~
FROM Bel-Ar totally DESTROYED BY hrs Sasardsy
morning The huldiug owned BY sher. Mler Go
an wss worked BY Messrs LAM her Neis. T3err
nsusac. " SNoCc or fhe budRs N tie frsnkan Cow
psnv Vi Pa sde,pA& a4si so ne scck the Harfs,ri
(cintv Insurance Company The tossl ioss psfh.rs
$1,000 The are ne result 81 accident having caagh'
m The packer and its progress tapi hs a.
though Nere srEe ngnaAsr u hands present th>v
eou.d DO nothing ~ ssy M faTnes Bali Pau1os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
New Publications

" SILLIYASs AMERICAN JOURNAL % Set
LNcE Jan IS filled with variety OF articles o.
great scientific interest. Among others, one by
Prot LOOMS describing experiments on the biec.
trictv Il a Plate n Zinc buried in the Earth the
Geology Of Canada Caricogrsphy, by Prot Dewey
two comInuuica atoms on newly discovered Crsnia
IN Africa by DR. Wymsn Perfect Musical Intona
ton by w Poole with a large collection of
scientific intelligence Nav York. c. Francis
h Coz
~ THE American REVIEW JAM is emf
belished with a good likeness OF Mr.. Secretary
Ewing The principal article are on Democracy
a France Montagno, h. II Danas Works. and the
usual summaries and notices New Y,rk: lie
Nassau 81
-" DUNNINGs "ANcIESr GEoGRAPHr is =
brcf compend Of the principal f-cts belonging to
the subject, with a very well engraved map of the
countries mentioned in the Ancient Classics and in
the Sacred scriptures New York A. : Barnes
4 CO.
~ We have received from Geo. Virtue the
Pictorial Edition Of Lord BTRoNs POETIcAL
WORMS Parts ~ and 10, printed and cmbellished
IN style which fully sustsins tho high reputation
OF the previous issues
W The sixth and seventh numbers Of the su.
pefb Boston Edition OF sHAKsPEARK's DRAMATIC
WORKS contain Much Ado About Nothing and
The Life Of shakspere lNew.York Sold by
W II Grnhsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

MARYIAND AND TIE SLAvERT u tgsrIoN.-ln
the Maryland House OF Delegates, on saturday
VI Merck. Of Charles county submitted the ioi
lovinv .erc. Of resolutions which were read and
laid over for future confederation
Resolved T1aih STATE Of Man and ceded 10 he ued
Safc That rari II the District VI Columbia originally en-
brsced wi'h1 her territorial hints ~ good i'h for per
sea oi government for ne mon Teyins upon ne
mfcc v ~ purpose he part Of the General Government
and upon tc compliance with he terms Of erosion, IN
Ths he stare Of Maryland designed did the
General Government a. tie TINE Of the cetsion. conirnl
plate The using of tie sovereignty over he District ~ Co
uha der meni Of ne local institutions ot The Siae
of Maryland
Tha' The safe Of Maryland is IN feeling position, and al
he features Of Constitution ard IN Der laws s,,enaAg
f4it and hHeqaorfo1Ag Save holding and southern
Tbu snv interference by Congres. with slavery IN the
District q Columbia would % IN violation Of he implfd
condition Of the ce.son thai The sovereignty and Iursfc
n.rev conferred should never ee exercised 10 he VI
n injury the Of Maryland and ia The opinion of
ls General Assembly whenever congress snaA - 'oise
these conditions ne sovereignty over NJ Ostret Of 20
unhs ought egay and OF night revert 10 DE state o Mary
land. .,.
for eoes Of the past The happiness q he present ard
ine gh desnies assigned 10 lie iuiue. and o- beefe -
tst no ,ry American patriotic heart would wish 70 disturb
the great COMPROMISES which have made and alone sus
tan and preserve would Wiling use the powers OF
The Felfrd Government for ne purpose 81 expressing of
anpng upon The rights ana interest. Of any Of nc sai.
That VII not bellows tie Congress % NE naion con
template any such Lnhcy purpose. and maj the ier'u
upon TIC subco OF slavery u. Work Of shonsgnied an
sef h demas sues and anatc- seeking lolca adVsct
luenf 20 infamous distinction
Tat ne extreme Alternative 10 which the state % Mafy
and n common with her Stae- Of The south with
whoE che Il indssou5y allied by Insutors, interests and
synipaih.es would be driven IN he event Of dis4roanct
u The gres compromises q lie Constitution or Of he sbO
nlsa OF avery In he D.stuc Columbia too psnfu
r COZ TEN ,uou bui x from which HPresened shs
vii not mr. "a instant shrns bui With the sp
Ire COMMON danger. Of he whole country IN The consun
I maluE 0! l.4s .rrsi ul1u-
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The Election Of Clerk In the House.

The following is the detail oi the Eighth Ballot
for Clerk Of the House OF Representatives, TINS
was the last ballot ON Monday Fwney had lo7
Foots 81, Campbell "a. &c.-lll votes being noe
ssssry 10 choice
For John W Fornsv-Messs. Alsertson. Ashe AveSei'
swy Bayly Bssle Bissen, Bococs Booth B0~don 20"
Josepb Gable George A Caldwell, Carter Cleveland
Howell Cobb, w X w Cob, Colc5ck, Dame Dimnlok
bnsy Doty Dunham Ddmundson. Ewing feahersioii
Fi,eh FuI~f Gerry. Gilmore, BOrman, Green. hhcker
Hail Hamilton Hammond HsalsOn, Harlan, Harmsnson
r "a Harris Sampson w. Hams, Hubbard, hoagiAtd
Holdsy Howard Hubbard, Inge Andrew Johnson no
sed Job Mann, Mason McClernand, Mcdonald, McDo"
sl McLanahan, Robert McLsne. McMuIen McQueen
MeWilhe Meade, Miller Nilsson, Morris. Morse Olds on
Pukss Pesslee Peck. Phelps Potter Powell Richardson
Robhins Robinson Rose Savage sBvtele seldom, Fred
erick Stanton Richard II Stanton sie,son Strong sweet
ssf Thomas Jacob Thompson, James Thompson Wllain
rhompson. vensble Walden, WADE Wallace "ehoorn
For Solomon FOofe-Messrs Alexander Allen, Anurews
Ashrnun Baker. Bennett Bokee, Breck, bnggs Brooks
Barows Chester Batter Thomas Butler LAWN, amp
bell Casey Chandler Clark Cole, Conger, Conrad Cor
win Crowen Dickey, DixOn Duer Duncan, Alexander
Eysns Nathan Evans Fowler Freddy, Goodenow Got
poald Gnnnen Holloway HAMPTON Hay lleherd Henry
Houston Howe Hunter Jackson James l. Johnson, y T
King, James q King John King. Horace Mann Male
cor, MeGrughey, Mckissoek, fiuis z Mclean Meachsn
Moore, Morehesd, Nelson, Newell Og", one, Owen
Pbosnix Pitfnsn Putnam Reed. Reynolds Risey. Rock
well Rose Rumsey, ssckctt, Schenck schernethorn
sehoolesn shcpperd Sylvester srsdng Sp,asn" s'anl'
soat Thurman, Toombs Tuck UndefaiL Nl"'o'' WINE
Williams, WILSON and winthrop
Fer NJ Campben-Messrs Anderson, Caben, + Calt
well Gnagmcg pe6sTS hsy1o9a . h, .ns w 1So,se
Fov M' fsaee-Ms.srs Dufkee, Julian T. King an
Wilmo,
20, At F,sneA-Mes.g. bingham and Root
Fer M P,,adie-Mr Gddings
Foy Mr.. Gostsyrsht. MIR. HOlRoe
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SPLENDID BRIDAL CARDS

SPLENDID BRIDAL CARDS
- Engraved IN the latest and most fashionable s'-les
and printed tho finest French imported cards
ELEGANT BRIDAL ENvELOPS AND BOXES
the stes and elegant patterns continually esns
received from the celebrated manufacturers Of fs
and London EvERpsLLs sshioosble establishment fcr
cani.. Sa2 Broadway. CORNER rusnes' Branch obce ?
Walls,
MERCANTILE LissAsy AssocArIos-RssVL.s Nss.
NATION, Tos is0-Ths Nominating Commire. of he
Mercantile Library Association respectfully submit the FOL
lowing nominations for officers NJ the Institution fcr me
suing year subject 10 the suia.es OF their hrow members
For President
THOMAS BAYAUD with Renaua Frsnects
Zee Pre,iieat
HsNsy r RhsktR, with Customs
Coyyopcrdr-g Secretary
GEoRst fEcsBAn, with Emo Mahony Co
ReordfHg Secretary
sANuyi TITvs, with stephen Valentine 500
Ifcasoyer.
TuyoDoSg srovr. with Merchants Exchange Bank
directors
John Merchant with Cameron Brand
Charles q Richardson. with National Insurance Co
Fletcher Place, with George w Brsinerd
Hugh Camp. with Boob Edgar
Charles " Ogden, with y 7. Jones Co
George c Colhurn with Coffin, Bradley Co
Z. l. r. DURANGO. Chairman
Roscoe II Cr,SSisG. Secretary. nus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

FEozES 70 DEATH-The NgysriNe NY S(a-
'-s pu1stss n t@sh u aree perso-s frozen
DEAN while iaborfg under ne effects q drns One
NJ George WAkup, Of Jsmestown. aged g. who
worthy family laneut - melancholy DEAN
another NJ PsrkHlrsL q We-r1eti le a. about
Of age shoemaker b. ;rsce s1d saves - ~
zl smal Children nogrn A. urfsrelT fate z,f re
tlra name. Eyans, q C'yurr who .so lssss-
NI- snc family
Bows PAKDONED-The Cdnd>s .. c. JOHy-
ral James Brown, eCnvlcfec cf regso stealing
-te -prng q $40 tbs Dsfr1c-. sid -rfenced Be
hlng lSi u JAY at las trn srconcc oy s TX
ce--ocy. Gov >eabfoos upon IT. cpudflou Tat &c VII
lhe STATE as physcsl coldfu VII enable
aim
FIBE - hartford CoUSTT, MD.-Ih- Ring
Cotton Factory. about miles from BelAr occupied
~ Messrs Lsnpaler and WeLs consumed BY ere on
Saturday norl1sg .sst Insurance No..
FRoA FLoRIDA-The Ocsla ArgEs Of the 10Th
nj says TIE Indians have failed meet Gen Twgzs
rlnor soes among u. hat egta esrs'ers have ss<n
keled y nsU"
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BOSTON Jsr s-AU ear.s zion Baltimore Delaware
Philadelphia
Bag Iilrburor from Fsyai Nov = Spoke on outward
passage sept is af 81 So Ion o. sear Cure' from se'
f0r Valparaiso with o-. Of steamboat buwarks Ss -plf
&C. no gale Aug and Dec 81 ~ lon -. bark Aca
a. - John tor California. Jan T. Cape Cod LIghL W h'
s % miles. bnP C.aHsss Th0ma-jOn. Tor Npteans
Burs = Knox. Fredericksburg. Commerce. sea Beau
Nsry H. ali Pocsonoset, Phla. schrs Walter Pierce
Frrdercs. rg: r johnson. Delphi, and Moro. Norfolk
Rainbow Richmond. Monc.ova Baltimore. for Fran sieri
Joseph James ard Phebe Baxter, fh.si CorneAa john
and Orlando, NNork
Cd harks james smith, NOreans. bngs fsnline >svan
nsh Emma fhila, .chr. Hanover. Aux Caves Edih hch
uond Harp kaVahanrock
Jan sArr ship Marcsuus NOheans, 10Th uli spoke I'd
Doul Headed SHOT keys ship Macedonia NOrieana for
Boston and parted dAy. a Cape FLORIDA same ime
shp Inca NOreans Tor N1ors 1h, ai 81 Jon ~ -
saw mp jersey NOr-.ns. for Havro
BARK Tugar London. Nov :; cav, Slsi ut al ~ "a on
- ~ ship steering with red cross m foreiep 'i
Bark Osranl. SMYRNA, I'm. Saniee, Oct -
AiDirs, Lsnser, Rote. Nov 10, Lo~e, bsitlm1r" -
CHARLESTON. Jan AR -chr- FLORIDA NJ ora p
eu Goidsborough, and julia Flira Phia
PORTLAND. Jan AR schr sarah, NlorA Ga barn
Austin. Havana. bug- Monirose, Porto heo. Portland
tardeuss
SALEM, Jan cd bng GAMBIA ; America -chr For
esi. Pm.a
SEw-BEDFORD, Jan 5-Ar schr Eliza Ann Delaware
CRY. slo0p Republic, NYork
J.n 7-Cd .iin Hlbc7us- San Francisco
PROVIDENCE Jan Arr schI- 7 II ThOnpsor. MOI
fob, Panego. surok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

The Asslzes. under the altered Judlcature sys
tom opeed ve-ferdsy Three murderers are 70 he NED
III 1us1re Dr.r4r denounced the penstes ~ treason
arrir. Inc Annexation movements More Annexation lis
mi ssas have taken place Tie city elections were CON
cyded f.-dsv And four AuaeNslouis-s we're returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

an, .ho, ., N. v-.d or desssAflon q rvr.nrs scis
- or vr-afhv for rs victims he ea-es; upon ne
S1arp h - -arns q - pore n his A-c-tT-1i n
'o7- s-ro-r-no; dlss7rylrf - esrnrs' 4
rsrh - SOD 18th q hone s1i abroad hsi Ne AnirIS "
-orie f--or RI rheir representatives,, vorc 81 Y = "
ssa---1hsr,or upo1 Agstrisn tTTtaifT All reclAs IT
IL -9JTr fs7lnr coucnded re senas. e, 'cloes ID
'orr-rl
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, a.
NJ NJ 6ESTEY q Tenn APPEARED io-dAt- - @'-''
,s. ar " :. a p. sf-rrr ~ took bis "a
-.,e House Proceeded % vo-s f1- C.e-k 80 "
49, 49, - result of aaf - -sch were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
The Parkman Murder Case.

More Interesting lacis II Dr. PQykDsdn and Prof Hebs
Doubts ne Drcorsy cd R~nains-GycvHds of Dsfsse
Thus far Prof Webster has borne ns confinement and
soaude win most singular hrmnes~, TO al appearance cou
pied % . with dreadful crime, very little effect has been
made visible upon hs body mind Hs iaEly counsel and
fneSdshave VISITED him daily and ess visits have
been prolonged 70 hours On New Years day his
and dag ghfer spent OF the forenoon IN his eel
devorng he time 70 reading and conversation Mrs PARK
man he unhappy cou.or VI he deceased has also visited
Mr., Webster IN Canbrdge twice mutually offering each
oher consolation under he severe Affections which Prov
dcnce hss cast upon Them
we have ,so heard stated from the hignest and bes
suhouy. thai some Of the friends Vi DE- Psrknsn
heir belief a. 70 th. found Or Webster. cios
beng thore u D. Psrsmsn Welding 20 The conviction Of
other Circumstances .ons her nature ma, tne unfOrun
se usnwhe abOrng under an sberranOu Of mind wander
ed and cane 70 hs death IN manrer, 10 them
luknoWn tn. beliefs bs.ed upon pat events 10 the he
~ Dr. r ben. known that while those n's II msnfa
alteration overpOvered him. be had beer ab-eI for day.
no one Anew where and nat IN sine n.slces his friends
haf exIucairt hin form serious pers We have been
formed la neresu 0t Tho inquest as 70 he iden'y q me
rrcs based upon liaets prc much ne sane a. tnose
Which have from time % time been published sd other
Circumstances accmua ld rom many year business trans
actions between Or PaIkman and Prof Webster heip-'d
hem coming he husl result already known. Bur
t0aai ie great pO'ns IN as desuse Of Prof w VII
oe hs he teen sde vcrm u conspiracy hat he
pieces Of todY foLrd his placed there By
person under le hope 0f obtaining he reward and
Tat e reuc. have ben proved 10 be and intact are not
tle fra gmeats Of Dr. P.rkmal's 5ody.
Tie erasl-s ach AVE been found are The vertebrf aud
aoraI csy.;! tic gevs CAVITY Tie rht and ef highs dis
curLecfec ron H. pevis and The le leg
rOni lie n and ee Thes. relics very mach charTed
aud eui ard, We bear presented % ae jury Of inquest
ground tlaf WI Be taken " ihese rerains hear
hs NY psrs Il human BODY Injected and prepared
for dissection u accordance Nth The established rue. Of
every m-ccA college Tie Only remaining re.ic = Inc
DOCK teeth which .sd 70 have oesu Identified By Or
Ke-p exac-.y pondlng with his mod impression
DR. ParEman's AID ~ which hey dent
fed tbs punt earn, WI % severely contested
se ne Ia;e- and teeth Esvng ong o@en In ne
.r- ,nt - mutlaed render mpos. be deuffy
them frurl impression taksn from : 5v.ng Az.
Prot Webster win ne counsel hAs been engaged
y dznns ais En-tnruf arranging inc de-
rrse and he ria VII - one % ne most interesting zf
rvrord
On Re arrest q Prof Webster he charge Of murder
Mr. PsTkmsD despatched eer % Der ho has been
Jr cone n- II Europe l3Ornng hlr hat hls fsher had
ben "a if nr- iL4l weed and impiOrng slr
rerrn b0rne without decay He expected by TIE
steamer Bosfon Maj
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word 10 many ss Ionser than sny ether aocA Aa, sss
ever eecr bCi before either Europe el--wh-re n
las een flashed under Inc orders q chss su.st Fac
Che tngaef Ad hss becn eonlpsetsd Win r-rayssh,,
r1Fdy - oay .Ssoi p days orders were s.aes
run tie department al Washington ges he acca ready
quickly Pcssioe. ~ben Wa sa2po-ei Il .o.A "a,
a East * r,onihs Il d. saisAed. ara a .A;p,-
BY working night and day. Re iog0wns sr,t.ofd,n,,v
amount Ct YORK hAs heea done
- Cubic Yrd. MAsonry AID n the wvSs
zoo DO DO EAgA fl.sd sfou-A s..rl
lilo do do Excaysncn RON Coe,. ss-
S'eO Feei timber 40 4,
, Toas 81 irun-boNs chains Do 90
- Cubic Yards q Ccncr~te !aii
2o,c Fesi TINKER al
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BaLrIN0EE Tuesday. jan s-9PN
b. the Vow Orleans papers received this even
rc ve e.rn hat another alarming crevssse hs- occurred
iIns Plantation on me Parish ~ = iohn me bsPl--