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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

CoURT REcoRD.-The Secretary of
State has furnished the Convention, in
response to call from that body, tab
ular statement of the amount of busi-
ness in the courts of the several coun-
ties.
We gather the following statement of
the business in this county IN 1848:-
The length of regular terms was 80
days; special and called courts 2 days;
number of chancery suits pending 81;
suits at law pending l55; chancery suits
commenced 40; suits at law commenced
s6; chancery suits disposed of 20; suits
at law disposed of 73; time spent by
grand juries days; cases brought from
Justices court AZ; such cases pending
So; such cases disposed Of 35; estima.
ted average cost in such causes SIT;
wills proven, letters, &C., granted SO;
settlements on estates Of deceased per-
sons 10; petitions for partitions and sale
of real estate s5; No. taverns licensed
to sell liquors; the number of Justices
In the county at this time is 80.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
Accldeut nj NIagnrn FaIIs.
NIAGARA FAILS, June %

NIAUAhA Hl1h47s ut1O
AT twenty minutes past 2 o'clock
this afternoon, the Table Rock, at
the Falls, tell with a tremsnduous
crash, which was heard for miles
around.
A carriage and six persons were
passing over it at the time, and they
had Just time 10 escape.
The carriage was carried away
with the rock.
1t is stated that the guide and sew
eral visitors were under the rock at
the time OF its falling.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

This gentleman, member Of Con-
.gress from this State, and who, it viii
lbe recollected, was one Of those who
Icame homo from the convention, that
dominated Gen. Taylor, dissatisfied
nd refused to support him, has adj
ressed letter to Mr.. Tilden, going
yer the whole ground Of the oppo-
tion to the nomination by dissatis-
I'D Wings, and the conduct Of Gen.
Taylor as president, and, ike an hon.
9st man, acknowledges his error in
lopposing his election, and like good
,Whig. thinks the great interests OF
1.-THE Union can be best subserved by
Pextsnding to Gen. Taylor a united
lsupport.
Never before has there been a
President of these United States who
has more nearly conformed his ac-
Rions TO the views expressed previous
no his election; never one whose
Jews and official action more near
corresponded to the honest Pur-
|ses of the great body of the peo-
le. This is a truth that is daily
Being better understood throughout
gthe country. A few mere politicians,
whose rule Of conduct is marked out
in the secret caucus, have spared no
pains 10 prejudice the people against
him, out the opinions and wishes ol
these gambling politicians are but
title needed. All that the friends ol
zen. Taylor ask is, that his official
ctions may be watched. with a dis
POSITION to judge with honesty and
andor, and so long as bis actions
Ind purposes shall appear TO be con-
sduciye 10 the welfare of the country,
so long he may receive a cordial
and no longer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

BRUTAL MURDER--We learn by the
Louisville Courier, that man BY the
name of VIM. Keats murdered his wife
in a brutal and shocking manner, one
day last week, in that city. His wife
had gone out to procure some money
for sewing she had done, and on her re-
turn he assailed her with an exc, in f'-
rious manner, cleaving her head open
at one blow, and inficting. a terrible
cash on her throat and neck at another,
and severing one of her hands at third.
The woman died almost Immediately.
She leaves two small children. The
murderer escaped.
His wife was of mixed blood. being
part Indian, and it is said they quarrel
led because she would not return to
Hardin county with him, where he for
merly resided.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

Attempted Suicide of Gonsalve Mon
tesquoiu.-We learn from the St. Louis
Union, of the Goth, that on Tuesday
evening, during the temporary absence
of Raymond Montesquiou and Count
Cissac, this unfortunate man attempted
the commission of suicide by swallow
ing about two ounces oflaudanum, which
he obtained from the trunk of his BROTH
err. On the return of Raymond and M.
Cissac, they found Gonsalye laborirg
under great excitement, and pacing the
room. He approached Raymond, and
bidding hi adieu, handed him note,
which he requested might not be opened
until morning. Alarmed at the manner
of his brother, Raymond broke open the
paper and read, 81 die this night by
poison" Medical assistance was inn
mediately procured, and with much diff
ficulty, as Gonsalve stoutly resisted, the
laudanum was extracted by means of the
stomach pump. The progress of the
trial was, in consequence of his con-
tinued illness. suspended on Wednes-
day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
angements have been made

= effsngements have been made by
the citizens of GalliPolis for a general
celebration.
The Sunday Schools. connected with
the different churches, will unite to OBJ.
serve the day in an appropriate manner.
They will be addressed by ]. P. FLEM-
ING, Esq. The "Sons of Temperance"
are preparing to leave for Point Plea
SAINT, to unite with their brethren there,
in observing the day. The citizens Of
Cheshire (eight miles) have union cell
ebration. F. CUSHING, Esq, addresses
them. Others, in smaller parties, will
pass the day with less noise and confu-
sion.' We wish all glorious Fourth
and a pleasant time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
Hail stern.

A heavy shower of rain, on Thurs
day evening last, was preceded, for
some ten or fifteen minutes, by a shower
of hail-stOnes. They were very large,
weighing from one to two ounces,and,
for a few moments fell rapidly. The
wind was not very high, which caused
much less damage, in the way of bro.
ken glass. &C., than otherwise must have
happened.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

Our farmers are now in the midst of
the wheat harvest. Although some fields
contain a great deal of chess, yet it is
thought, considering there was consid-
cradle more sown last fall than ever be-
fore, that the yield will be larger than
any previous year in Gallia' county
The berry. never was better. The corn
crop which, with a cold, wet spring,
succeeded by dry June. was looking
sorry enough, is rapidly coming forward
since the late showers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04


The New York papers of the 21si
bring US the news Of the decease Of two
of the most noted and prominent char
aciers of taat city, and whose fame has
travelled over the land far and wide.
Mathew L. Davis. the biograPher Of
Aaron Burr, but perhaps better known
ss the .sSpy in Washington, and Old
Hays. formerly the High Constable Of
New York, the Vidocq of America;
both died full Of years On Friday week
The lives Of both, written with a strict
adherence 10 fact. reuld rival the most
wonderful romance.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
. Of Dr. webster---ConFessIoa OF the
murder Of Dr. ParIkuaR.
BosroN. June 29

It is stated here on the best au-
thority, that Dr. Webster has writ
ten a letter to the Governor and
Council, confessing himself guilty OF
the murder Of DR.. Parkman; that il
was not a murder, and praying for
a commuiation OF his sentence.
The letter, though lengthy, it is
said, does not give the details OF the
fatal transaction. 1t will probably
come up before the Council aext
week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

@WM. PHILEIPs.-It will be seen
by referring to our advertising columns,
that this fine light draught boat is now
plying regularly between Cincinnati
and Charleston, Va, she having taken
the place Of the Hermann, during the
low stage OF the river.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04
IndEe Johnston.

We have favorable accounts from
all quarters, of the impression made
upon the people by the Whig candi-
date for Governor. He is on tour
through the eastern part Of the
State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

6rThis week closes the publishing
of the Laws. Hereafter we shall be
enabled to give greater variety Of mis-
cellaneous matter, as our space for some
time mast has been limited.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04


The Baltimore Patriot. contains
the following in regard to the settle
ment of the questions now before
Congress:
The reports from Washington,
more or less authentic, are not so
favorable for an early settlement OF
the questions now before Congress,
as they were a week ago. The hot
weather has had an unfavorable ef-
feet upon some of the members, and
the result is, that what seemed to
be near a successful close last week,
is now all in doubt. Mr.. Clay, in the
course of few remarks which he
made yesterday in the Senate. ur-
ging the importance Of that body
meeting hereafter at eleven o'clock,
stated that he could not, from the ap-
pearance Of things, undertake to say
when the matters would be closed.
II there was any way, by which
these questions could be brought be-
fore the people for decision, they
would make quick work Of it. They
would have no one hour rules or FIVE
minute rules, to which speeches
were to be limited. They would
have nothing but Uoting. This is
what is wanting in the Senate. Let
them commence to vote.
or The Scioto, for fortnight past,
has indicated heavy rains above, though
every thing down this way, was "as dry
as a powder horn" Friend Robinson
of ths Kenton Republieap, discloses the
cause. He says, ''the windows ofhea-
ven,' end the doors too, have swung
uuon their vast hinges, and refreshed
us with copious showers, for the pastten
days. : The wheat is doing finely,
and the prospect for heavy yield was
never known to be better, though the
straw will be short" Such are the ac-
counts, uniformly, from the great wheat
belt Of Ohio.-Scioto Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-07-04

COST OF LABOR.

Average wages 20 farm hand per
month, hired by the year and boar
ded; average wages Of day laborer
with and without board; average
payment to carpenter per day,
without board; average wages TO
female domestic per week, with
board; average price of board TO a
laboling man per week.
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Rslss.ea. I..tsIIlseuoe.

s.R~pNs fo-DAr
st. Jud-'s Church, Hixth svcnae-ks' N Louna-
siieam pr.sbyt-ri-n Church Prince street, Brook
in k.v Mr. rbomg-or, evening
knieAubosksr tall. Eighth sv,nue- Elder Bradley
nornius
ttoy,...st Ip.ttut.. Bro.d-.y-Rsr L Harris
msrpibE
oi.,os Ae.sepy BrvOslys Rev Geo ss's sites
apollo Rooms, Bro.as.y-R.v RsiSh Heyt, eve
Discipl..' chapel, se,snie.uth ,,rss,-Elir A.
csmpssll morsirs
Baptist Church stsatss strss,-Rsv.s Remington
morning.
Mr. John Nee. windsor. missionary 70 the west,
will be ordained 80 Evsns Ist IN tssCb-reh OF TOE
Divine ubity on ssnosy evening" s-Pt-ms-r ~ So
vice 90 commence st ~ O'Clock The EXERCISES
gill be conducted ~ the resident UBit.rsn mlei-ters
~ F.v Y.rk snd Broosiyn Dr. psrkmsn, Of Boston,
Rev Nes-r-. Fsy aod Hsrfia. ~ Nsw rafk sna nv
Mr.. craig ~ Fslt.ni. n.~- been invit~d 20 unhs "a
the eo.ncil. snd psrticipsi. IN the ssr"es
Rev A N Be.b- Jr hA. resigned the cosree OF ~,
Baptist Church ct Jordan, New fork witn Wv 20
scseptisg the appointments ofs professionally In M'iN
con uni,ersify.
Rev q H-.siey v.s erdsinsi snd installed pestSs
over the Presbyterian hurch u AssmA ~ ta-
pre-bytery of watertova on rharsdsy, me Ah ht
Rev Mr. ss-y.r. q ssckctts Hsrbof, prxsit-d- ei
rropsf,d the constitutional qasstisas Zoe ser non
ga pteschsd by Rev JstnroP u of Ahoefs'
the eharge % the raftor ~ Rev NJ SsJer, tn.t "
the people, ~ Rev ynyder. OF wster'orn
The Third Corgr.r ssionsi church and society Va
Chicapse recently ynaer the pastoral ooHse vt h-v
sumner q. Clsps bsve uDh.dib call 20 Rev aecrE'
Ovistt fernsrly q Bslehsrto-n sas r.esn"y s"i
missionary IN oston. 90 become Their pastor
IN. Rev penjansn rsppss y q fos t-ensy nsn
yesrs psst~s n ire yourth Psrth Chnroah AaS. :
bss beep sppcntsd 20 N. omee on sssretary ~ ~
Mslp. v,--icssry sce'-ty Hs .usc..sor. W sd-i
wgob reosp,iy sraduated at th-s rs~sicrieAl ssmi
nAr; In BsnSor, wee ordained septsmeet h'e
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PROCEEDINGS OF cossRKSs-coIL.IsIoy BKrwRkN
sksAroks PoOrg AND FRKsosr-KxcrrKsgrr IN
The CAPITOL. ARC.
evH SPECIAL TELEgsA,uIc eoasssrossrses.
w.ssI,sros, sepl Is, 1850.
The House In session until after twelve o'clock
last night, aud we're for three hours engaged
In the EXTRA allowance TO Ritehis which utterly
defeated, contrary to all expectations The House
viii probably ,it on sunday. They disposed Of the
ssnate's pin,ty sm.ndnsnu To the civil BILL concur.
ring In portion OF then, anu oosourring In some
There sss much confusion aud .ome snusem-nt pre-
vailed. Speaker Cobb behaved .tniraby throughout
A small asht occurred In tho senate auts ehsmbcr
between selstors Ioote and Fremont Mr. foots had
said In debate, that 10 p.s certain PROPOSITIONS for
California souls be d-traes 20 the ssnste MI
Fremont ssksd koote out, csmpisinsd OF his Lao.
susz., aud ssid ~ ing nlsuisny. Foots resent
ed With blow Thy thss both olinchsd
M.srs. mssgum aud Clark in,srP0-ed, snd Sc
psrst.d tbs m. Thy bDth IN thsir seats to-day
The ser ate engaged ON amendments co the
Navy ApproyriatiOs DILL aud ths House on tue Indian
Their. 10 . high stst. Of excitement prevailing;
oro-s. 81 people are 10 attendance
Lara. bsBb-r OF S.tstsrs started ff their homes
this uorbis nator clay saoog th-m Ten snicn u
. iBi.rr-< that the e.dng business OF ths Session
through sin
ExTKnsios oY THE cAnTo.- PoorE ASD PRE-
honr IFYicULrr-rArnER EirvHik TO M INDEs-
rIFtkD, NC.
ovn SPECIAL russR.rEc Dsss.reH.
w.Hi,sros, Sept 20, 1850.
The committees Of eonisIenc- " tas t-o houses
have ssre-d upos the extension Of the Capitol
plan 4. to be selset.d, and the dons under the
direction Of tbs President
Tn. Yoot- spd fremont dinaeul,y has been smicsely
settl.d III. latter sddr.ssed note to the former.
o.m.nsibs retrsctiou 81 toe language used By him
In s.bst. b. ssned in the presence sf Witnesses
and eh.Ileps. note va LETT nhs r.fassd
MT Foots sselised W sga the paper, bat addressed
note In reply 10 prcm out oici.uinE any tntsntios
Of gi,ins any yotsons offence the used By
HIM Ia o. ba'e -. -.
me friends OF beth parties considered this s.tisss
torv TO Fremont bas ht- ins:aice thu note OF Nc
Foo ca, submitted to Colonel B.n vho con srnt.d
10 the srrar cement The ioo-ng card Il tns result
CAKn.
wsssi.sro,, sept "a, 1850.
The undr r-ignsa ar. suthurirrd To state that the
dificslt, b-t.-eu the Hon ~ foote aud the Hon.
al Pr,uop, Rro -ing 81 cert ain pr~stOns used
nv tn fst a er 10 relation the Cs0fns bill In ths
Senate last evening has bren scJast-t sstiactorly
ana houorssly 70 both thoss s.nu,men
sisn.d A. u UpD0E,
WI GWtN,
HRNRT sfBLEr.
RDDMAN PKtUs.
The able srks of Mr. fOvt- ~ere suostsn-
tslt tbs, the bI OF The CALIFORNIA; Senators toe tbs
tsms Mt a sud titles -Ouid 10 grest ostssse upos
the public.
contrset IL broken up.
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wing stat. o.nvsn,,s. q, syracuse.

ms svpsIrIutk EksoLyrivss-sPI.IT ~ rIU WHO
rsrrr, Erc.
The following the suB-tttate REGULATIONS sgreed
70 b, the wLs state Convention At sytsous. on the
9th inst asa which failed 70 rvsch us before tbs
time - .
Tbos. substituted In plscs 81 the eh srth seventh
and ~ nth are a. amend -
"kssolvsd That shis convention. respecting thos,
vho have -big principles With qua .rdor 70
prosperity VA saveritJ rrjoios In tbs opportunity
pov ~. n for mating setoos Of rens~si o0ah
o.be. IN tn. present. Bsiional sdabstrztoL, snd Ia
the wisdu nd efficacy "a shieh 10 has administered
III. so,srpm.n mt under circumstances OF MANUAL sn
barr ~ me aBc difficulty
~R.solv.d, That uhns 90 lament most desply tue
rr,t.rsbl. lose Of chei msgistrste Den Lsch.fJ
T.,ior 1t crisis "a couutrys history shioh hts
el.sr inds ment aud ksosn afmoees seemed 90 pecu-
Harry assigned 20 meet We deem " most fprtuaste
f.r *. nation thai M place 4 h@d bf sucsess- 40
aud espaels .. Willard FILLMORE In vhoes
.sp.r,.nc. I'D Ity aud shlis htened ststesmsa snip
IN. p-opi- Of Nee Iork nave isssed TO reposs en's
cepho~ncs. -. -.
M. Owed That eur thanks epe eisily dus 10 the
Hon w n se.srd, foe the signal aDuisy sud adeitf
sta Witch hs has rustsibsa Va the Unit,t states
senate thos. beloved yr,ncipls Of public poley %
long ehsr bed ~ tas rhis, q N. sap'rs state, 81
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Ire Mayor Dfsstitng
Ssr - The minutes q IN. last meeting -ers real
and sfprOyed
P,rrpss KsytsssD-F rea vsrioss psr,oss, for the
correction Of taxss
Ruosrs ADovuo-rn isTor Of cerrsctiDg The tar ef
Fs,srh ". Jscksep sdvtrs 20 the sDDiiraisu o Jrsn
brhesck sfvstra 70 me apphceton q joan rs-
hon IN tsvor ~ remitt.g the pefpoual tax@s 81
Melsss hnb IN favor ~ e-dv~sus ths vaiasiton %
the p~f-psl tsr ~ balm fsgg. item s7Oeoo 3.
tStOu 10 fsvor % rsnittins Psr.onsl tsx % John
keaEe sdv~fre 20 the appiesttnHs II ths tsl0 rtng
ccry'r.ttns The Ns~ crk tnsurance Co. th- luton
nptosl the GesrrA Hui aal Ms A'labtic uuai, ths
sun NutusL the Mere sntOs Nutusl aud tne Nutssl
LIZ. tDsurance c1nyauisA
The hoard thsu aaio arnsd 10 Wfdnssday
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Tn. Oh,. stat. ssir, Sc.

CIseIrS.rr sept ~, 1850.
The premiums to b. given at the stat. Agueataa
Fair will amount 70 $500 Lsfss additions from all
points srdsy made to ,hs stock Of b'sltfsl
bor,.s superb csttl tat hogs, &c Subscriptions sad
entries to the fair pouring In from al. qusrtsr''
and the arrivals ct III. hotels OF fArmets planters
brsesr, and otbsrs sss.ed any hns of the Kind nth
srto kpo~n In this city.
MoGr,gor's bfs~ery -ss destroyed by Or. about IL
oclos this morning The origin Of tbs are IL IN
knosu
The Ohio river 10 slowly rising
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niay,rA..,.. q ll,s,ina.,.n.a s.,.rl..

TIE sciett aud OsU % the city ~ bis-
delphis hssiDg tearasd thai General le-e Anton,o
pea en- Pre- tisnt ~ the repstle % 1uUssneit -
shout - ssN ths1 riy and bsng dosirous 81 -h,sins
tasir rv~pert 10 a di-tinguishos ftraoger,
Kssol.va That the hospUNhlss % ths city Ne ~
tendrd 20 General 900 Aktopic fHef sna vs.. 49,
psnoepee Val b placed A. bis dtspc-~ w teo-''"s
he esii. ~ the citirsns
Gsosrsi Zee. Issrs< this city on wsanssasJ nSAins
psrt fvr Fh.lsaonlis IN pursuance q The inrits'oa
Of several I.sds siia sud tbc has9itsii1si ten
ssses bin ~ ths City Toaaesls
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Fln.n,,sr,ns sen. me OF capt. french. se.

Flnsntisrins scheme OF capt. french, &c.
B.Ltfsoss. s,pt ~ 1850.
A despatch from New Orleans. dated the nth. states
that the city vas perfectly healthy.
Tso fouthsrD mails have arrived
The Nistoris (fsrs.D .1aisoot> sfirns thst CAPT
French hil,e aud s.gsistsd tbs forged dr. tfts
On IiorisDo Aspin".ii, and charge. bin With Ham
Glazing Te1As
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ips Is espy Of The iOrses dseuIsBt'-
s.,t by the sars. cst.s MT ssth.. Ky % srs. sss
ten snail tsrrsl, =, 10. %, ,s"' s3S is.c pusny
Hr. XIV pleas. 20 pay hi. TO bearer
ss:' fss ,ssr s,s 'sD s ss , ~.
sss,d and Mr. tiy t.hssins 1ss SANE ). srpsa
. ,sSs "sesr .Tt' S,@s fsss
s"SiJ fs1 ~ p s1S sa 10 81. ns ,s,,
riou. .td r.m,rssee. y s,,ns th., he was vilsins
iagsi,.s IRON ss:y SAD a.isi.rs:i !s.' =;
osressS D'iisy &. san. ssy -sst - !. Miles. "a
ssw NJ PuIgy Dorsey then rrprsssnssd hn.ef g 90.
srti.n is,S isr sers s.a d.i.5ssl a. .. ,,g.f. ss
m. sSIS !. ..a,s 80 foriS, "a. siyss' ssi, our
lIr shs! itr,i.- Dorsey. By .,.a.iEs ths e,o..
-rii,g A. soos as ih.i va. ssesr,,lB,i h. VA tsss
rs re s.sa.d ..s ~ IN. ss,s u sSss. =.
sssisd N. Mr. MY. setting fosh ,h., had Zee.
tsas.i, Ssn s.l,sr.s e. ia. ira .ss Us, NJ Psrdy
sfn " u. s ~ .sI. 2 sass e..
q b.. .,.iensrt az. flr 20 Isfstn,d ~ y, rsri
ne story The nossv gs sad subs,sssatiy
NJ ss.s 81 s f ,s Ss s SAINT
a.y .i''y Ak "a .s.t .,:r sss. =; 'sl ...S S.
10 soeis ts cat n. v-ry ms. sbS'. sai,i
rs, q i@ !. d: ~. . 81! %, .s:,s ;:
s s.Aihse ,ne M yheet 80 sou
s,, si 10 s.os..sS .i.,. .srs ssss SD D.sy 80:
s e. ;ss 1s' =. 80. 'a-,
rs,ss sns trss os.iniSs ssd -.sss sra.s,
Dsrrs Trial. the % ne dsfeses, me esua-,l
proves that rt-.t a6oted ~th absfs'on q MAD
occssersy esutsd ~ bis~ tns hesa rsce v.d msey
,ss ,,ssy, tx sss ..ss r. 10. 80
tits chss. a forgery has srvueh hin ssSrs tbs ru1s
sass.
eec-- 4s.a- usesr the ssove caption. ~ ~. i,rss
Of yesterday. the % seaoasee tr
Afsnlss Our sfsrs s aBdcrs Ani
that the slu e 10 as nos Mel srse ~ No 50 Al
Len street. ~hss q-iet sna sery r~syects hls oitsa
CAarEs IF Stalking -OBcer fresu ~ the FRET -srd,
arrested. 90 Thurssav night. tvo mes, oslird John
Dunn apd ~ rick frsusis q chs-s- Of violently
a1sssltius james McD.nHeil 9TH knif- INJECTING
.oaud IN the loser part 81 the hsek shics
injury "a " bstisvsd vi prvv- fatal 10 seems inst
the rsrtl.e sshineton stre-t aud x.iu-t
eseh oth@r. dispute srus~ oct ~s~n tbrm aud DANE
10 the STRAY stsho.d MeDcnseii IN the back cotonsr
g,sr ysst.rs.y morning conveyed the prtsonsrs "a
the lodsfos hou@s ~ the tnJarsd mao situated 81 Nc
IIs Crcsr stre.t. sh~n n-Oosns At once iteattnrd
Dunn the tho Affected he assault on hts pr
son vnh kBtfe The cotosar renand-t the prs 1usr
bsek 70 prison 20 the result the tug AIRED
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Novu. LIS EErsrsK The schooner sco'<a, CAP.
Abh.s. arrived at this port last night ifom Be-.
49, loa, 6ve We, ks since with hts n al E,f 30.
~" - csme the following route frr "a Res Creek
,hT..,b Iake 81 Cian TO Detroit nyef, thfos.s
M hnr, Welland Canal, lsal ~ Oatauo, rvs,
se.l.l thence 90 Queucc, Grf Of ), Lawrence
CO. Of Csnsc, snd ny No "a Scotia 20 Brs,sn.
,cuching at Portsmouth,. The Scotl. is IIT tons
burhen, tngl,sh m.ssoT snent, and one Of the bet
Iooking Bntsh schoOs ,-s that has arrived here fDf
some time past The, Scotia IL said by the ess,sis
10 be the brit vesses That ever entered the port ~
HOsiOe from b ~ Creek and tls shove foa's
Capt Ahbey a. rears 10 - smsu enierpn-as mas
and hss hish stirr half with him For caro- he brs
- TO iest " walnut umser.--Beafg- yo.-ssl
Ntf n
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LII. f,am a.sb-ss.s.

UaNHAUVkNs wv 2 w.
Beautiful estates, VIA tumnodiOus d~ctiiaas
ard out .aices, c.niinue 90 be sacrificed daily 70
thts and all the Btitirh West Iaots Islands Toe
ciops tho year Will b. large and ~th ne pfocc>ss
risny planters Will seek q home IN the Ustef
Staur.
The baIk Paramount, from Phisdel ph,a, and sns
Mar, Flower, from New YORK, are here, with Cur
goes discharged.
Flour, a. 20 mesl, ~ lOi peas, % T0i ocr,.
al ~ chesse, lie. pofk, rs usual. Lss ns
h.wru's crackers, % w, sas Jani,-oas, 80
Wssthsr d~ltg hti1l, aud lauefiy cogoas SNOW -
have h.en general. bat the govcremsni sc" a y
hligbt our falrest prospects Gov N I've fHh ssS-
,km Brlsfi~.
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Cricket Match .

Bo.r.- Sept SIN
ANNEXED yo- vii aui TIE .tste Of toe game a. u
noe ,tsBd-, bet-ssa tas s. Georgss add ser Reg
land Crickst Globe
St Georges 1t innings OF the bat. ~ runs
Wtdss, hyss, By bye no ball. .......''b 10
Totn. .s.s.. 49,, ~
The Nrv Err.sd Oiab are no. To- sud have maze
a. 70 ns ufth OILS t-o ~sk.s dsvn their 6rst In
nings 49,
The So Gee~s.s crietst Cub Drstsa, this eve
ming By the B<etept.ns
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PoItse ln,sII,nepee.

Arrest Of Fsrcer-he erosy, scsteel loshinf yeurs
.an eallps hmtsH Henry horrson. atlas .ssves. sst
shoss.rf,ct 10 Dorsey srres ed ~ A.istast
CO tas snsdgass of me fi., ward Police chsr<s Of
toTeitg ord,T for S6.b parpsriEG 70 BE- made ~
Issse Pury reside % ~ niton Ulster "a, The foos
ins IL . espy u ths fOrses dscus4ent - -
Aug't a. 1850
Seat by the barge Cssi o. Mr. Matthias Ely ~ lsrs. ast
ten snail barrels. 81 lO.. Gd.-Se3 GU. -
seesi-espsynent, ISAAC b. PURDr