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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
City Government.
In COMMON COUNCIL.
June 5, 1850.

In COMMON COUNCIL,
June 5, 1850.
Present, Messrs. Allen, Clapp, Drummond,
Elliot, Fuller. Frye. Kendall. Lynch, Low.
Merryman, Morse, Potter, Rogers, Sewall.
Shaw. Standish. Turner, Wilson. Wildes.
Weeks. II,
The President being absent, JACOB S. SEW
ALL, Esq, was chosen President pro tenn.
Mr.. Shaw offered an order directing the
Chief Engineer to cause a suitable covering to
be placed over the we'll near the lanyard ON
Centre St. Passed and sent up for concur
renee.
Mr.. Elliot, from the Committee and confer
ence relative to the proposal to petition the
Legislature for an alteration in the Municipal
Court, reported an order recommending that a
joint committee be appointed to petition the
Legislature that the salary of the Judge of the
Municipal Court may be fixed by law. Passed
and sent up. 1t subsequently came back, to-
gether with a remonstrance of J. B Swanton
and l26 Others against any change in the law !;
referred to joint select committee, consisting
on the part of Aldermen, of Messrs Kimball
and T. S. Robinson. The Common Council
concurred, and joined Messrs. Drummond
Merryman and Kendall.
An order from the Board of Aldermen appro-
priating 5000 for the celebration of the 4th of
Juy,and appointing Messrs. Kimball and Ride
out committee of arrangements on their part
This board concurred, and joined Messrs. Full
lor, Turner and Allen TO the committee.
Mr.. Fuller from the joint standing committee
on schools and school houses, reported an order
raising and appropriating $3.50 for the purpose
OF building new school-house on the lot of
land owned by the city near w. D. Sewalrs
house. The order was amended by adding
t,centy fire dollars to the above sum, and passed
as amended.
The petition of James Potter and others to
have some trees removed from Maple Grove
Cemetery, was referred to the joint standing
committee on burying grounds in concurrence.
Mr.. Potter offered an order directing the ap-
pointment of joint select committee to consid-
er and report what measures are necessary to
be taken to provide Engine Companies for En-
gines and 8. Passed, and Messrs. Potter,
Lynch, Frye and Wilson appointed on the part
of this board. Sent up for concurrence.
Adjourned to meet on the first Wednesday
evening in July.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
Fourth Of July.

Agreeably to notice, meeting of citizens
was held at the City Hall, on Friday evening
last, to take into consideration the subject of
properly celebrating the forthcoming anniver-
saly OF our national independence.
VI Israel Putnam was chosen chairman, and
E y sewali. Secretary. The object of the
meeting was Then stated by the Chairman, and
on motion of DR.. Fuller. a comm;,,ee Of ton
was appointed to make the necessary $50.
ments, consisting of the following oen,lonen
viz:
E. X. Harding,
VIM. NJ. Reed,
John G. Richardson,
Chas. B. Lemont,
Reuben Sawyer,
Chas. 4. Greenleaf,
David T. Stinson,
John II. Kimball,
A. J. Farnsworth,
James I. Patten.
We understand that preparations are being
made by the above committee to have an Ora
ton, Poem, COLLATION., Fire Works, sc; and it
is confidently expected the celebration will be
superior to any thing of the kind before wit
messed in our city. Next week we hope to re-
port further in relation to this subject.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

% We omitted to mention in our last, the
retirement of Mr.. B. H. MsDER from the edito-
rial department Of the Tribune. Although in
matters political we are conscienciously obliged
to differ from our friend. Mr.. NJ, we have ever
entertained for him. as a gentleman, feelings of
high respect; and he leaves US with the best
wishes of all who have known him.
The Tribune in future is to be conducted by
Mr.. GEORGE Ross, who possesses energy, in
dustry, zeal and perseverance, that would do
honor to a better cause than that Of advocat-
ing the policy Of the Galphin administration.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Nashville Convention is now in session.
There has been as yet no talk of disunion, the
question of the rights of the South in regard
to slavery, being the main subject under dis
cussion No decided action has yet been taken
upon any subject of importance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

FIRE IN TRoY.-On the morning of the 9th
fire occurred in the stables Of Gen. Wool,
and before it could he subdued, their contents
were consumed. Several carriages, harness,
together with two valuable horses, were
burnt. One horse was beautiful dark bay
known as the generals war charger, Buena
Vis,n which he rode at the celebrated battle
having been mounted upon him for sixteen
consecutive houra. The generals groom had
early in the morning boen engaged in prepar-
inc his fayorile horse for parade.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

LEGISLATIVE TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-Tbe
members Of our Legislature held Conven-
lion last Tuesday morning, 10 the Represen-
tatives' Hall, for the purpose OF forming a
Legislative Temperance Association. The
following resolution was passed -
Resolved, That Hon. John Hubbard be
unanimously appointed President Of this as
ISOLATION, and Hon. Samuel Belcher be also
unanimously appointed Vice Presidents, and
Albert H. Small be appointed Secretary, and
Edmund Flagg assistant secretary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

Nor ALL AT ONCE. The Galphin administra-
ton are giving hints, through one or more of
their letter writers, that Mr.. CLAY is deserter
and gone over to the Democratic party, where
he originally belongs. If so, we shall have
WEBSTER, fillmore. CRIrrENDEN, SC. &C.
And we must say with the polite Frenchman,
who being reminded, by one of his self invited
guests, of the lack Of a seat-replied, "plenty of
Seats sir, but too much compaonie"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

Accident and Los, of Life.-During the trip
to Augusta on Saturday last. of the steamer 7.
+, Secor, two men who were at play on the for
ward part of the boat, fell overheard, and one
of them, Mr.. Robert Alexander, was drowned
We understand he belonged in Richmond. His
body was recovered on Sunday, and conveyed
to Richmond for interment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The exports of cotton goods from Boston.
since the LIST January, amount in value to
S659,96O, an increase of $50 900 over the same
time year, while the quantity is less. The ice
exports amount to A, 500 tons, an increase of
1929. Exports to California, in May, of lum-
Der $4,000 feet, shingles 3S6,75O, laths 1885,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

ACcIDENr.-Ths morning, William Hens
ry Perkins, hand Oh board the schooner Ar.
no, lying OH north side of Long wharf, fell
from the mainmast TO the deck, distance
OF thIriy feet, fracturing his wrist, and SO
severely bruising his head aud back, that his
removal to the Hospital was deemed neces-
sary. lie belonged to Phpsburg, Me-, is
about II years old. and is unmarried Bos :
ton Jour.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

eE An alarm of fire was raised on Monday,
by the burning CT heap of saw-dast in or
near the steam mill of H. & w. Rogers, in
Ireland. 1t is thought to have been burning
several days. M aaf1
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for July is received
With this number commences the new volume,
and in addition to its usual attractions, we no.
tice beautiful engraved cover, and the elegant
portrait of Jenny Lind, before noticed.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

OUTGOING SENAroRs.-Thc following is list
of Senators whose terms expire in 1851, and
whose successors will be chosen by the Legis-
latures to be elected this fall. The Wings are
given in italics
Phelps, of Vermont Greene, of r. /. Day
ton, of N. j.; Wales, of Delaware Mason, Of
Virginia Turney. of Tenn. Cass, of Michi-
gan Benton. of Missouri Rusk, of Texas /;
Hamln, of Maine Webster, of Mass; Dick
inson, of n. Y; Sturgeon, of Penn. Pratt,
of Maryland Davis, of Miss; Corrin, of Ohio;
Bright, of Indiana; Yulee, Of Florida Dodge,
of Wisconsin Bald,oin, of Conn. III Demo-
Gratis and 8 Wings. 4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

.rJs A man calling himself James w. Mar
shall was arrested in this CRY, on Wednesday.
by officers Nichols and Snow. as being one of
the prisoners who escaped from Paris Jail on
the 10th ult. His name is Aaron Fnller.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

A fire broke ont in the Turpentine Works
ofthe Cascade Company, in Haliowell, about
eight o'clock on Tuesday morning last Sew
eral cheap buildings were burnt, and con-
siderable stock on hand. Loss about $500.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

man @ in New York seized the dead
body of one of his dodgers for debt of SIS, and
refused to surrender it until the relatives of the
deceased paid the money!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Choral AGrocats is the title of neat
little monthly, published in New York. Da-
rius E. Jones, editor, assisted by Lowell Mason
and Geo. ]. Webb. Terms, SO cents per year.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Galphin wings are all in tears TO think
that Henry Clay should refuse TO allow Gen.
Taylor's claim TO statemanship The Wash
ington correspondent of the N. Y. Courier
actually sobs aloud.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Traveller states that within the past
three days nearly fifty couple have applied at
the registers Office. for permission to get mar
ried, among them girl scarcely fifteen years
of age F.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

Ie Strawberries and green peas have made
their appearance in New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Telegraph 10 the Evening Gazette
states thai the celebrated Methodist preacher.
John ~ Maffit, died in Mobile on the 3Isi
uIt
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

o. The vote of the town of Richmond on
the question of loanirg the credit of the town
to the Portland and Kennebec Railroad Com
pany, resulted, as we understand, as follows !:
nays GIG, yeas 2.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

Commodore Cooper died on Saturday
morp;np at half past nine o'clock, at his
residence in Willow street, Brooklyn, n. X
aged about ~ years, ne
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

The Senate has confirmed Luther sever
ance, of Maine, as consul to the Sandwich
Islands.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

Batting two stormy days, the weather for the
last week has been decidedly summerlike.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13

II The governor of South Carolina has ap
pointed Hon. Barnwell Rhett, to fill the vacan-
cy in the U. S. Senate, vice Elmore, deceased
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-06-13
given in italics

Up A man by the name of Edward Mer-
chant of Belgrade, committed suicide by hang
ing himself the other day.
The New York herald., 1850-01-19

day. But for the judiciouS interference Of Msssrs
Clay, King Foots Butler Jefferson Davis and Dovns
IL might have ended seriously the current wss
running hard upsn hght or two.
ludicrous witnessed In that respectable
smpbitheatre. On the last ripa vote for Door,
keeper to day, the freesolers, Mr. Giddngs included
having rallied upon Mr. Tufts, Q whig of Indiana it
became manifest before the vote read to the House.
that he was elected. IL all right Mr. Tufts stood
oetsie tho bar receiving the congratulations of hts
Inshds and the numerous messengers and pages, the
tuooioirates Of the Doorkeeper He the happisst
man in Washington He the dispenser OF patron
age the future Doorkeeper the House by
clear majority Hs at once a lion and very
bsppy hon. We thought We actually heard q member
request MIN not TO turn any body out till to- morrow
ne was ready to go forward aud take the cath to
stand faithfully by the door and the constitution
But there's many Slip
'Iwixt the cup AID lip"
IL was whispered TO MIR. Stevens OF Georyia that
TUFTS was free soilera regular Van Buren, Buffaio
platform man Mr. Stevens changed his vote to the ae
mocrsic candidate Mr. HiniardollowedN Mr. CabeI fol-
lowed but startled at the horrible dsertion MIR Tuft.
seized hold Of Mr. Schenck, Of Ohio whispered TO him
and pulled him within the bar far the des-
perste. Mr. Schenck wished to make q statement to
the Houe but they cried him down Members continu-
ed 10 change to Stewart until he elected and then
some Northern men, IL in retaliation upon Stevens
changed from Stewart TO Wright TIL Stewart was left
in inority. Thus ballot two candidates were
elected doorkeeper and both were defeated The vote
was announced 80 for Tu.ts, 81 for Ste wa,t for
Wright for Weller, and for Randolph And the
House adjourned
Mr. Giddipgs of ell seemed TO enjoy the result
He laid back Ia his chair and lau yhed heartily Gut
alas for poor ruftsl IL was tough enough for him A
little too tough. Never did man have suoh fan,
except Adam And We have never g. email an NJ
fair stir up such high excitement The hotels are all
alive With it But TGfts may well exclaim gith the
frogs in the fsbe"this may bs sport you but Is
del uk.N
The New York herald., 1850-01-19

The report Gays that the net profits of the last I'VE
months of the fiscal year during which time 6s98l4
IA 20 tons Of coal transported, $oo5e72 49,
while, for the preceding months, with coalition
mage Of sos Az $40 tons, the net earnings but
sS7so77 49, The difference s attributable in part to
the increased rates of toll in the last half of the year
but mainly to the almost entire suspension Of the coal
traffic for about seven weeks in the spring The est-
mate Of expenses made for 1Si9 is believed to be
correct one for 1850. The road is thought to bo
equal to business Of 400 900 TONS increase Of
100000 tons last yesr The stock bonds and mort
amount to sle which may be regarded
as the fixed amount of capital and debt
Upon a recommen daton that the capital account be
closed, the following resolutions were proposed and
unanimously adopted -
Resolved That the construction account be closed
and remain so until this vote shal be rescinded at
some annual at special meeting of the stock
holders, called for the purpose of considering the
tae and that Increase of the liabilities Of this
company shall be incurred under any circumstances
without the authority OF the stockhoders duly given
at ~ special or annual Meeting
Resolved. that monthly account of the income
and shall be kept for the OF the stock
holders and likewise abatement to exhb the
Of dsbt and assets, including the amount Of capital
stock Gpd bon ded debit
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
SALES nv AuoTIo v.

DY JcsEPB HECEsAN, AUCTToNEER-TUFsDAY
ID Janusry 2 81 o'clock A. NJ Union street, fourth
houfe from Clinton street South hcrtfsee sale
elegant ~ nure entire srniture contained In the
htut consisting in of wood sofas and chars covered
With crimson plush large French plate pier gsss snd m.rbe
slab marble top table marble top wsshsands dress
luresu mshcrfny French tedstads and maple do fsthr
btds az matrese rsno Brussels and three ply carpets,
large Trench enersvngs in rosewood frames China aqd
table 1urty red and white embroidered window curtsns
divar scehearde oil cloths stair rods French
china dinner set blue and gold tes sett rich sut gsss
ht coal ard other stoves shower bath excellent lot of
theu furniture. Ao about eight tors Of coal and qusn
y Of wood ke Fp rsricuiais in catalogues which will
he ready 81 the auction Monday To et possession
In stely afr the sale the above house. elegant three
story trck finished throushcrt In te hest hestd
b. iurnaee, het and cold water Norks, &a
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
Our Baltimore Core sponoenoc.

BAtriNoRg, January IS 1850.
Mnyond and the Ner York Magisiraies-BIak Of Sails.
Jtuy-L o. o. r., Grand Lodge--Da Rice stoekg
Markets &c.
resolution passed by the House OF Deiega'es OF
this State yesterday authorizing the Attorney Gens.
raj to test the power OF magistrate OF New York
that State and If necessary to carry 1t up before the
Supreme Court Of the United Ststes. The case TO
which The resolution has special reference Is tbs. OF Mr.
Lee, Of Frederick TO whom the resolution also directs
the refunding of the money expended b. Mr. Lee 10 mis-
unsuccesful eortt recover bis property In New YORK
city.
bury which has Office in all street, New YORK Tor
the redemption OF Its notes This Il Of those hanks
OF the flaint.d order established for New York
and having circulation within hundred miles Of
its locality lt has been received Ia this city,
and all attempts TO force 10 iuto ejaculation have long
since ieeH abandoned
Tho l. q. o. r. Grand Lodge of Maryland. Is nov in
sesticn In this city. t resolved last to
the Washugton Monument and To invite the su oordi-
nate lodges throughout the State 70 thereto
70 that the amount Of donation may be made worthy
Of the and c.eatabe 70 the order ia the state
The Grand Master in his report enled the sb
clifton Of the practice OF attending funerals on sunday
with bands OF music, repugusnt to the moral feel
ipgs Of great many members Of the institution.
Two new counterfeis made their appearance IN the
city yesterday one being two dollar nete the
poTSton Of Georgetown, and the other, a dollar
note 9 the Bank of Bait more altered 10 fvcs
There Lao teen fair business done IN stocks during the
week ,nd money seeking nv.stmont in gcoi securities
the street The following sales stock board
Yesterday sias a. 6s t ill1s s29 Nd, 6s losh 1000
Franz b. Se.a b. iss, IS d. ~ sj, q 90 s1s
5B o. r. H. 5t; 10 do. 5 20 do. ST. 50 do. time 5.
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
CRY TRADE I,Eponr.

FHfosv. Jan. lS-C r. ~.
The weather throughout the day very inclsmsnt;
tsdy rain having fallen TO late hour Ia the stsr-
noon, changing 20 checked all out door transsc-
tions The cotton market however despite the storm,
continued active and free. Sales we're again made,
chiefly for export, at full prices The n,ur market
Influenced by the weather and sales of this state
and Western were Hight, without change in prices.
Csnsdisp ~ss held at full prices Southern h1ur
hrm, -ith an up~sfd tendency In prices Meal
was slfo Ia better demand. rhs pork market
vas dull and prices inclined 20 drcop. especially Tor
mes Beef costinued hrm. viih fsir ssss There
marked ebsnreia cher srtciss ot provisoas ops
raors M groceries Interrupted nv the E~sther
and sales we're hsbt, ~ithout any stsraoa In prices
worthy of notice
BsrGrsrurrt. Pctu Trsnsac'io ions for ne iay reach
% coo tbls at S5 IS lsh for c1mmou % s'ra'rht.
lss s5ii TOR Michigan sgd - 80 IS s1s for
Sgt,u Fany Ia lair dsnani3 100 obs.
f,ld 90 ycstsrdsys quotations Cgra HsI also In fair
demand ara trm; 300 tbs Jersey soli At "a - ~.
hus ftsw frm; z5U tbs soid NJ 81 Whsaf-A
bIn make with fair dsuanJ but prices we're bsior
fhe Was ~ holders hgs cUBituue1 hrDi sales of
6 go tufh ~ ezlsc ~ Csc G-lvsr.t Nfrisg -Ncrf-
nal aud DUH ~ 6no bsc Ogfs ~rre saiesHe; prices
rtmaiu - b. tore Con- IN g1ol demand al nrn,
vith sAlss eco bush. 10 aaf fr isrsy so utt-
rfn yellow (rev). 6iA g. 90 ior Wetsfn mixed snd
Gle. fof Southefn White.
,orrav The ssi-s to-day c'mrrse 500 bales,
cfhrv A. ffaif for rvrrft The comparative On APP
n to higher crs1rs f sirlrtns affrutiOn, and
The demand fr them isbftb We qupie 81
IfvrryoUf trtfssf srilr.
~ "a
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
SPOETING.

TTNI0N COURSE, L. 1.-THE PROPEIETORS OF TuR
above Course offer the following Stakes and Purses in
addition 20 those ready closed;--
lPurse $3.50; mile heats best in In harness; sub
half all trotting horses
No2Purse S?tO; mile heats in harness. subscription
$500, bali forfeit; free tor all trotting horses.
No E. Purse S25 three mile heats in harness. Bubsorp
tion $40 half Forfeit free for all trotting horses
No iPurie $40; two me heats in h,rnes subscription
$500, half forfeit; free for all pacirs horses.
No 5Puse Ss50 two mile heats, under the saddle; sub
EoriI $500 half forfeit: all pacing horses
No 6t SiC mile heats, best in ip harness; sub
scrption $780, half foriei free for horses that
IurFe $50.
Ne Same As No. G; under the saddle.
oSPmse $50; mile heats best in 3. in harness: sub
scrption $50 half foe free for all horses that
money.
nos Same 50 No. :; mn der the saddle.
1Mtries be made greene aaddens Saturday the
18th inst at 81 olock; make aud
10 start. To come of in MAY or June.
sPICER a AcMANN. Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
CAI.IspIssEA.

~ Y HOTCHKIss SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
" hfvns lteattc ssraciou. vareheuse sra whsrf
with sufficient for shers T-spsrgd 20 receive
frnmsuts ~ msfri and1s and refers 70 kessrs james y
Eeslsr Co., loq front st-eot, Ne. York. sns 70 L. U.
Cannon, fsl., fev Haven.
vIHE CALIFORNIA HOUSES or oEO FREEMAN h
Il Co. - BroatwayBy tte late arrivals frou Isfor-
mia the sdvissa that large rnm sr q
houses but ~ said firm and cold 90 Sania have even
Orders for houses hied With gtest care snd txpeden NJ
the sGics 81 GEO. FREEMAN CO, ~ Broadvay.
The New York herald., 1850-01-19
DuEppsrO.


NIg AND sPLENDID STEAMSHIP GEORGIA, n. u
IN Perez U.f NAVY Commsnder for Calf9fnia via Chs
as seiash p on TIE Ssth d Jssssry, fron ,ss
& .his GroReps ~ ii,,sss New ors.ss sSd csssr.s,
touthng On the irr 81 tharlestcn ans Savsnnah Ihs
Georgia tas superior doutle srssss Of hsNhos ans
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direct Ssivs,n Panaua aud ssu lfsaei'eo
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street. srd ths he b1ik q ~ coo tarrs sh frtfh
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