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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22
connus Of Pic Go. PA Correction.

NV Y0RK, satnFdaj, N0V 10 ~
Horace GREELgY-Deqr Sir: On the 18th alt.
/ sent your paper a statement of the Census OF
Pike Co. Pa. which at the time / supposed to be
correct. Since however, revision OF the returns
has made the number OF inhabitants 923 instead
Of as ! first reported. 1t would not be worm l1a
while to make this correction were 1t not that the
PIKE County Democrat, a paper uniformly great
in small things, has seen proper to pnoilcly ho'i00
the matter. .i.t1;xo
By giving the absve an insertion you will oo5se
Yours. u - ~
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T9ARMFRS, BANK OF KENTUCKY.

q
eToCE d I'- 1ae FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY.-The
tn d t usted Bank Their Agens In this city to re-
cv. supsrrtions Capital Stock To the amount og
SSvy g's =. s ofoe OF WIESI0W, LANfER CO.
y "a hs here Subscriptions viii be received unnlHaf
Flg- .lasand share d slo0 each authorized to bs
SOD 81 par So each share mRsi be paid al the ufGe OF
subscribing 50 on toe i?a DAY oil January hs1. NYoiI,
TIE residDe subject 10 cal by The Board OF DIRECTORY f
,es 81 me time OF subscribing may however, pay io nef
shares IN full, if 90 disposed
alits lest session. supply in part the demand for more
capital growing OF the wholesome business anu "a
the citizens Of The State the present Banking CsPa oeIE
soeethe! inadequate The charter Is DbefM III iS Po-
visions has thirty yeas rin, with no power reserved ~
the Legislature in any wise 10 sitter or control Il me Ssp
tta Stock is 90 400, 000 Of which about SIVOp ~
already been taken in Kennedy the residue e1eeP9E Ss
Sale and elsewhere The BAnk, with several Of no
Branches Is now In operation The Mother BanE 10 10
cs,ed Al Frnkfor the eai of Government The State Of
Kepckys believed be- most favorable and secure TO-
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF NO o'Se Az
yery great consisting principally Of hemp, corn caGe9
$500 onnes bogs bale rope baggng &c &c 10 facis
tate which large OF Exchange on tae SCUM ana
Tb credit OF the state Of Kentucky and that OF hes
Banks are evidence Of wha, this new Bank WIN oej Ms
credit and standing OF her Banks equal to those o. my
other State in the Union their notes form an pss
nj he circulating meAnm of the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans ,.dsudu
No Banks are better managed, their cuTent nIYtS ,S
now being from Eight to Ten per cent per anHa , %r
large ACCOMMODATIONS of surplus or reOefye tu 4 'A
gOcks considerably above Pa ~ - d tp ,hN
The charters Of most If all of The ohoI pans " nc
western and States expire wthla mo hsAa
The Farmers Bank or Kentucky having thirty years 70
num- viii have field of circulation Of great value 10 i~
The management Of us Bank Ia In highly resPectabls
and able hands. ~,
The Directors think they will be able TO pay dividends
equal to any other Bank In the State
he win be- happy to give any additional information, and
may found daily FOR short me at the Offices Of tao on-
dersigued .L,G
NAV be had on application Few-Y0rk Ocl ~ 1904
WfNSLOW, LANIER L co. 81 WaL-sA
GA I'm WARD & CO. 81 Wall-sL
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BY TeIegrnph.

sALFaA 2oh, sYork 3ls, bas cha.aa, AZ
Daap,e,. Liverpool Tor for aafsham Il s. issas Pb.
BOSION-An 9st shp Columbia Charleston; oarss Yrocy
caGoaa san ian Cuba Oct 90 Saw gong 5s Ell. "a S"
H Field Pi ch NJ Taylor, Washington, NC; IL
CD slps satffsd Noean. and Louisa Moble bas Paragon
rhia .ch ! Heath po.omsc RIVER
BAhGOR-Au, 18th, sch fyits Arfow
FKANKFoRT-sd 18Th, bnzs ) L whpple, Ma,aafa' Wa Nc
NV BEDYoRD-Arr? 10th. sch Daniel Francis Norfolk
CD ship Jeanette, North Pacific.
PRoyiDISCEAu2h brig New England, Turks Islaad Nov
l. sc Charles Carroll Cbsrssr0n Ab>narv Pantego, NC Ans
d. Norfolk; Turner Batmoe rmmsu Busns VISTA;
WE Henry Pa; sps Empress Rondofe Anna"an and Ga
SD sc. Kepugtou Liberty North Pac c and George Hoffman,
BRisToL-Au 2oh sch Science Atsny; sip ysrn,s SY9r
FALL I'm soh Bords Goth, Cape
PR0yiscEToWN Soy 2o-Au schr Waiter Gay, North Allan
AT lg brts cazoue soreans for Boston, Haley Baltimore
for 10; sel.h EN- Phad Msrrinac4 Boston for Ptad
bss southe Charleston; julia Ford Wimnston G; Knox
Az, antra Cancace Ba.nos Iamon Ls~s Bean Roamef
etrnoas Asfra Pbae all for Boston orr ioi
for Boston Fa~n Philad Portsmouth te,ow'hp, Pot2n:,
q Aa[y Jane o a'g0 aJ S ma.. Yo @ o An
e.tus Cherry de Eaon Lshi baAE and fsnoa an,
s aid deck load OF orangesuate and SICK. BrSs
vermont MIR River Pay oil Canpeseby ior htts y ssoa'
Phad al Tor scs Waterloo Phia4 for AAfo!sHeth
bl I tb EN- james. St Johns River NYo I'D
Baltimore Tor BANGOR Palmyra SYoA Tor Nantucket E's 0'
woRLEANs-CB l4th steamship Ohio, hYofh and 6rs
sous Roou
Ar slip Tsn Oshsnta, Portland. Ne
CHARLESTON Isth sen Matilda Wells, sfork.
saylSEAH2 AR lsih bdg wilson Fallar, fYork
~ b N1rsn EYort tarks Barwood, and Leaoo boston
poS16E Nov EThe bark Chosen, Waters, from Aseri Anea
So Ar, al Salem this morning The L 5ng Pofpois arrived y
% sad "a I'D for leeEsTd, IL search OF Tue 9qa
At AeIa ship vaspssan Howe rom 5alsl lee" lt 81 40
60 g Ious Ivehber Salem 10, l=eTzd, Al lls2 A.
n! welt - ELli.f
Juk so Captain Fos IN. Of the brig Delaware de5 o. 4pP|'
lslt of Sierra date charge u tAe mate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

r.. ,,ss IN ge~.York me morning
10 The death 81 ny "' H. prsonef s Only female oal
ny ny We IL sfs a, a aay y[ o6 T. paposs s
purchase @ ,g nencr containing afsic, OF any oIst
MGR l morning before ste Did ne y 70 qest
EolsD33 d been (or Time, On ne "a Of Jug w
isH sue ~ ne nm * ed poison IN tils fire place
AK stags Of the proceedings the Court adJoned IN
III n morrow at 9 o'clock, A III
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From our correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, ~ 2tirrFca schs Colorado, B4rrst;,
br1ie sc; samuel LennoI, Asaay Kate 9leN4rt ogten
- Ian. Kl,.s Kus Porrhroutn, Nh Mary Sqencsr,
t t. sc. J z Toblas. Had chare-t0a SC
1l RS America Fre5snck, saen Mass Ene Ryder,
pI tthas DO; Falcisco SINH, do saltwia, Moot.
.Snry Sc .es Predsat so';s,t Boston, Iowa,
sFXp6RT Nov 2Art schs Ffsnces Robinson Ssv5eru Gen
s.,ap Rozey RIVER r SYotk senor7ite Spar Ports
6ab M -pins Burt Ta1utoa do sip Charles Rhodes, PROM
-. e., SYutk. Snrud, Crendsl, Dghtor-
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nslATuRE AlaASAc.-....THs DAY
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

sp Harmon Freeman Liverpool TAYLOR Merrill A.bburto7
Wsiams L7rr5oei Granei Matarn Co; Wm Melon ta7-
Che-yef Lverr' ol, Esfs q Hszard
Bars Edward K1nd'on aiarhcnl7 Post ch7a h. Cqu
a'ng 81 Ah5re~ NB, Pcaet-et oodna4
hcl
Brig Suysrn4 BIZ Henebets :, John, 3 P Ferius san
Sets l4nd Chapman tc rnond. Ein NY Frisb,e
Maven. Euthema Doaas GGadaloup. w L-+is; D Ehs
Harmon hcCFeady Co; jane Tnraef Bath fora
Boston sap m Hoen h'sr and Philadelphia Kennebec Oliver
Bath; I-sb-iIs. Aoecam. Bostnn
Steamers Vulcan. Hardy. rha Perob.cot, lyman DO
Barge Dolphin Staekhouss, Philadelphia
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Foreign Porls.

4; tsI c'y-' I'D ut 'ohs 1ssteq ss - s@srs s ,e.;
Ept - 4. ~ - -fs
Bn.bo saf-a ( .tEe i. ~ -, is.aas
gp-ts- r,t fa h. y t15
A. = part 57a mr. srz small spasn- i,o rs et A.
puts 7e=tzn hti IS s. p,ss's-, 80 sssei
s8-ra1 d-fnse- n 'psrs ar1sfsts
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J RECEMAK, Auc-ouear
8 q = =

SATURDAY. Nov .. II @ o'clock, 4.
ISM Il No PierrepJlt-s t-stvgeec IIaury aud Hicks
~ yD-A large assortment q t5aseoia fsrlars
an excellent Piano u h9uns CO sofss mahogany ana
gam walnut Ard Other cIsgs Ill As1r Coll Vl2s s1c er,
son pEsh. msreUp nd cenlsr t2oi- t3@t9sfes oress
bureaus snd Fashsands TOP dining 4oas mahogany
French and other Dedseads Iatif@sse os, saef roy Il
Sexony Wilton aud Brussels carpets, o-coihs and mat
ting jar and hall lamps grandOies candelabrs., splendid
window curtains and fixtures &c kc Catalogues al NE
huciinn B NJ IL
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SALES BY AUCTION.
S P. TNGRAHAM Auctoneer.
A LECTION SALE OLE GOOD FURNI.

A UCTION SALE OF GOOD FURNI-
IATURE, &c. worthy the attention Of Housekeepers
THIS (Friday) MORNING al 10 O'Clock at 81 Gree wich-
Ter and sofa tables carved spring seal chairs rocker
match walnut cottage bedstead 10 ID hand do sofas dress
ing and other bureaus book case, ~ andoes cares a
lresses paasses leather beds, hall lanieTDs l1AhogLry
work and fancy tables, mahogany Ind walnut onng una
breakfast tables. crocGery, gassfe &c A.A3 5O volumes
choice Books win some arc Ind YGaa.es Pu1ags and
Euerqy1rgg GaIntd Az tHcs9;ieel cG-t io' gr3Ge'
ar iiJY5 shop sale pereagpio-y -ssr shine ~ 5'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
mnrkefa Rfri

morkets..,. BUFFALO Nov. p.
-. Receipts since our last: FLOUR. $500 bbls:
WHEAT 2loeo bush CogN. none. FLOUR is dun but per
WHEAT is in good demand for milling purposes. sales
80 bush al soc for Ohio Corn not quite so active
o oar, pces are unchanged FREIcrs are as before re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

DOCKY BAR MINING co. No. IL
IL q WALI-ST -This Company having taken possession
of suite froom tue above number the I'd floor hs
undersigned will open Stock book aud issue certificates
10 applicants on ard after the 20lh inst the following
conditions: st. 500 per share, in bankabe money; ID,
not more than 100 shares oone person Office hours, FROM
10 to4 O'Clock New York, Nov Ia, 1850.
PHILO D. MfCKLES, President
JAMEs DELAyAN Secretary. nlO4w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-22

NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the Ma
l con and Western Railroad Co hereby notified has
The privilege Of subscribing 10 the NEW STOCK will ex-
pre the Isl of December next The parties eued
said Stock who shall have paid the first insalment Of
S25 per share lh Bank Of the State Of NewYork,
previous that date, will forfeit their night 10 take tho
same. Nov. u, 1850. Signed
p22tDlt j. H. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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~ The Presidential appointed Rev. EoHrSp
c. BrrweER, Chaplain ia the I S. Navy

~ Con-. srocxroy declines being candi,
date for United States Senator from New,Jersey.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ihp S,broisa f0us Shaaghai CHsr-s Dea7al Ma Del
avn ap she'd. 81 OF Fr.ss h. lost Bsfo14e.
IN ship Cettgr FaHt }rOaa AHt0eY Messfs Wassfoe4 c
heyeT I Horhbostel,J Bsqaie \ B5rck.
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BgyJ.y17y MooNrY. Aactioreer.
A M MERwIN. Aucnoneer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 2O4
ABBROADWAY.-Ca advances made upon al con

AT PRIVATE SALE.
NEW AID SPLENDID ENGLGsH ANSUAL.-C0QsI aIouui,
or The Book OF Beauty, for 1851 series OF charming
portraits ofhe young female nobility &c The wofK CON
iuns Portraits and Biographical Notices OF me Lazy c'
loria Talbot, Lady Harriet Arson, Lady RANGES Lesge'
Mics Bnnaby, Hon. Helen Duucombe, Miss gyIt4iIain'
Miss De Urgh, Lady Adelaide Vane, Lazy Claoe hSIi
ton Lady Augusta Hare Miss hfecac Miss 9y me piss
Spadng, Mlss Tghe Beautifully engraved " Ie U.s. e
artists, from drawings by john Halter, MADE ~
dis work The with toe Plates e&qllsi'el{
Gh- Izeilg foT gfaceiulnee and TASTE = loe 49,
Of tbs gallery u the most charming representa- g. ~
female branch Of Caucasian - Literary OaL g.
The Album The first Of the Illustrated t,t
aud every worthy Of precedence lus ;,,
among very best that puoishej ~ AZ! '
undertaking At any former period oo'efFef ,sl5ok and
yGlGms graceful and elt-AlI @'J's ''
doubtless request quarters ~ Atias - .i-
spte1d1y snncnej tH- psce th sfil 80
Book Of Beauty. say the least OF H. a0s s
that publication IL pAa-sst gays ~ an, t,,. .r+
Here are fourteen testimonials IT The beauty ol our '9i
nrginals may ieiy CON
'o~fA0' I4us.-s ~ fSayal aud Military CARTE
The undersigned VIII receive the above BY an early
steamer end raspec uullvsoct orders for the Trade.
no BANGS, BROTHER co.
At private SALE-A large assortment OF prnting and
writing papers Also, BOhns very valuable aud popular
series under the title OF the Standard Library the Classical
Library the Antiquarian Library lie Scientific Library,
and The Illustrated Library each embracing the best books
issued in The Dessye, and unparalleled N cheapuess Iae
Iast issues which inst received he second volume
nj HE new edition of Juuius Vasaris's Lives OF Painters
SculuOrs and Architects ATstoes NichOm4chean Ethics
translated with original and selected, anaytica!
Introduction, &c by K. ". Browne 81 A; aud Crlik-
shauks Three Courses and Dessert with Illustrations
Orders for these and all the previous promptly
banks Hydraulics and Mechanics; Benefits Double
Entry BOOK hecplng, new edluOn, &c.
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Enra.san Ports.

ls rlorss Nov GeH Taylor PtEu2u, Tor California
p4Yys IN SYork. aa4k You OzAnn, in Pha, isz;
Mon, sullivan irzt; Daniel Porter Re for sae SD Oct
.ch Agp-t0u GuT-r. FOR u Gusyra' 3D. brig WIN Chase
H. f Koreans Tass Island hav,ls a'srd Dir Dars
o1d he opsra I0lPe passengers ~ lie AEeiil ior SOfslas
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California vessels spoken, &c.

Sept Ia: il sap Andaussi Wsoa, m Pr jslpha
fJpy ~ for san FIAa1see
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EpoLea a..
Diss,sts-rs. Dr..

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DOCKY BAR MINING co. DlVI~
III MN NV p,silani end Secretary having recent
" reaGed from caorn hereby nqag s 10 d. r
whose certificates were issued P19f 10 oe1 9 cent t oT S p
Dsas1 s' esfons OF The Company tie mouth
Dc same ss Once &c P o on 6 saa ss5 i
- ~? ", vork At which time new certificates VIII
BE- issGed on surrender Of sbe 0dIpaLeds s
Nov. 1850 fhlLo ~ "A'0iA11h4''
psWsnred sn airy and eligible Office in OF near Ws
at on the Isl or I'd eoor Address through Inc Kos. "
fee -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-12
Al first a medley fight
OF bowls and jars supply the fight;
Osce ir llo lnrnts OF ieasts. but now OF hate"

EOR Piney Point and the other landings tae Po-
tomac, and baltimore The public aru inocd that ON and
aer instant splendid oprossurv BALTIMORE
Captain Mccauand hsd win state and bundled
a mold, ifagh
Washington and anda and Bait
Leaving washington Mondays aud Tbur.dass O'clock
m and Aesnodrs O'Clock, Baltimore viii take
aud at Piney Po O'Clock,
Baltimore In the course Of the night Returning the Bal
wharf, Baltimore, O'Clock,
arriving xsndia 10 O'Clock,
M. Washington II oclocs, wednesdays and Sat
urdays.
Passage FROM Washington 10 Marsury.......,..si %
Do do Piney font........ ~
do ia umofc = 30
Excursion tickets o Baltimore privilege OF
afternoon. u. . w
Meais and
For particulars fseht apply captain board
s''"' -'''' : - GE1scs MArrlNeLy, agent
June i2--3twif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-12

THE LADIES belonging Carroll Chapel Montgomery county,
beg Leave 10 aud pubic, that their
Raa feys tor ,e seneh q The Cnuh WIN ,ats place % Thurs
day, the l3h instant nj the cottage adjcana church
Price admission M persons children, free
Gae opened az y O'Clock, Dinner wr be provided and
GOOD bsad OF attendance.
should weather be unyoabe the Festival viii be postponed
20 the following Saturday
June I2-H
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-12

rODEf's L.dyS Book for Juay. 1850 I,
0sshams Magazine for July, 1850 this day received and M
TAYLOR MAURy,
June ~ Booksellers, eh st.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

but it was no go.-fe at length looked
in the popular direction, and there, to his
horror, Just coming over the hill, was
the elephant, dressed in his scarlet trap
pings and oriental splendor, with hou-
dab on his back, occupied by the must
clans, and in the rear came long line
of wagons and cages. a foolish piece
of vanity not TO be outdoue by the ele-
plant came over him, and he continued
to talk, appealing to the people in the
name Of the State, THEN patriotism, g. c.,
DC. but all in vain A few we'll man
nered persons remained, but evidently
they were retained only by their polite
ness.
lie found it was no use So he said ::
DWELL ladies and gentlemen, am beat
en-; but | have the consolation of know
ing that it is not by my competitor. !
will not knock under to any two.legged
beast, but yield to the elephant" To
be sure, he W as at first provoked by the
preference shown to the beast above
himself, but on reflection he was inclined
to think the people were right. a Ben
gal tiger or an India elephant was an an
imaI 10 be seen once in lifetime but
politicians they could see every dav.
lie said, however, he had his revenge
a few days after He found that he must
come 10 some understanding with the
caravan. So he agreed with the pro-
prictor that at Holly Springs he would
address the people under the great awn>
ing for one hour, and then he would give
way TO the monkey and the clown. he
hoped this would not be charged on him
as bargain and corrupton." At any
rate, it was honestly carried ont by both
parties. Between himself and the car
AVIAN, large assemblage was gathered
under the immense awning. Ore olthe
cages was converted into a rostrum. lie
heard n sound which resembled a growl,
and learned that the hyena was his near
est listener There were large augur
holes in the top of the box, for the adj
mission cf air He commenced speak =
Ing, and when he reached the blood and
thander portion Of his speech, he ran
| hil cane into the cage and called forth a
most hcrrid yell from the euragcd AMI
NAL, at the same time he gcstured vio>
lcntly with the other hand. The effect
was electric; he called down the house
in perfect tempest Of enthusiasm.
From this time he had it all his own way.
lie hurled his aulhcmas at lis foes,
and enforced them by the yells of his
neighbor. The hyeua was good for a
hundred votes, and he thus converted a
mischief into profit
Mr.. p. here attempted to draw NOR
al, but as that is always the dulest por-
ton of public speech, we omit it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

MAYOR OF PIrrsBuRG INAuGuRArEp,
AND TAKEN BACK TO pRIsoN.-lt has al
ready been announced that Joseph Barker,
hitherto known as the "sircet preacher,
had actually been elected MAYOR of Pitts
burg while prisoner in Jail, under sentence
of six months imprisonment, for delivering
immoral and indecent harangues TO crowds
Of people assembled in the streets. Il was
also stated, that telegraph dispatch had
been received from Harrisburg, announcing
that Gov Johnston had parloncd him, but
UP to FRIDAY morning it had not reached
Piushurg, and some doubts arc entertained
whether the announcement was correct that
pardon had been granted.
Friday morning being the sine appointed
Ivy the charter for the meeting Of the new
council and the Inauguration Of the Mayor,
they assembled, and the sheriff brought the
Mayor into the council chamber from the
jail, to lie inapgurlted. when he was greeted
with immense cheering by the friends as
scmblcd in the lobby.
The oath Of Office was administered 10 him
by Judge Patton, who few months AGO
passed sentence upon him. The judge made
the following remarks on administering the
oath and Immediately withdrew;
81 hope, sir, YOU will more than realize
the expectations Of your friends, by an hon
est, impartiala and energetic discharge Of your
duties"
Mr.. Barker, after having been sworn in,
made the following speech:
Gentlemen grille Select and Common Conn
els: In obedience to the express wishes Of
my fellow-citzcns, have appeared before
YOU and taken the oath prescribed by law rs
~. a. L.. q
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

o. The following is from the New
Orleans Picayune, of Christmas day:
BEAUTY AND THE BrAsr.-At the
New England Supper, as "the wee
hours approached, the following toast
was proposed
The STATE or She
has sent her best apprentice"
Judge Bullard moved as an amends
ment the addition Of
" And we have made him a master
workman.
1t is needless TO say that the toast was
drank with allthe honors. Mr.. Prentiss
replied in his happiesi style He spok C
with deep feeling of his attachment 10
Mississippi, of the honor, and chivary
OF IFS manly gentlemen of all parties, in
Tact, We quite forget that beautiful poly
syllable representative in his eloquent
euloglum, In the course Of his speech
he told two Of his elecloneerlng remi-
nIscences which "set the table in a roar. 4"
lie said that six, or eight, or twelve years
ago, he did moi like TO be particular a.
bout dates, lie went to Washington
thinking he was member of Congress,
but he found out his mistake and came
home as fast as possible to get right. lie
made speeches in fifty four out Of the
fifty six counties in the State. lie sent
printed bills containing his appointment
twonty-slx days ahead of him. Now
there was caravan ust at this time
perambulalng the State, and the propri.
etor avaiIed hmslf Of the gathering coll
lected by Mr.. P.'s notices.-This, by
the way, sad Mr.. p, was quite in the
ordinary course of things as an observer
oil political cXcilcmenls must have re-
marked, that caravan of some kind
or olheI usually follows in their wake.
Inc first time Mr. p saw The Gle,
phahi was lii county. in the northern
part Oft the State, near the Alabama line
1t Is one Of the most beautiful counties
IN Mississippi, its population chief, from
South Carolina, and though they had yo-
ted against him on the previous election,
he hoped their State right notions would
bring them into his support at this con
test, when he did not run so much the
candidate of party as the Representa-,
i've oil the State whose dignity and SOW
ere'gn'y had been outraged in his per-
son AT the appointed hour he found
over 'hree hundred ladies and gentlemen
assembled to hear him. lie was in "bioh
iea'her'' and began TO speak with more
,han usual energy. The audience lis,
'ened wnb marked attention, and he felt
sure OF basging his game. When he
had spoken about an hour he began tn
observe some of the bystanders looking
over their shoulders, and this moyemon,
was gradually followed by more and more
OF his audience. lie began to think he
was growing dull, and endeayored to
reuse himself up to more animation ,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22
Prot. Webster Indicted for Murder

The Grand Jury ofSudulk County have
found true bill against Dr. W ebsier The
indictment was presented N The Municipal
Court, on Saturday last
The indictment. (says The Boston Bee, }
contains four counts, in all Of which Prot.
Webster is charged with numbering DR..
Parkman, on The 23d Of November. 10
The first count the deed is alleged 20 have
been done with - knife; in The second with
a hammer in the third with his hands and
leet; ana in the fourth by some means 10
The jury unknown. These cover all the
ways IN which DR., PMkman, from the evil
dence given in, might have been Killed.
Al Que O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Dr..
Webster was brought Into the Municipal
Court, aud notified by The clerk that The
grand jury had found bill against him for
the murder OF Geo. Parkman.
lie was then ordered 10 be committed 10
The Commonwealth jail, 10 be kept in spie
keeping until the final order in his case.
The Courier says the triad will not proba-
by DC had before May or June.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

u The advertisement from the Patent
oIliecm another column)-owing, per
haps, 10 the changes in Tie name Of our PAT
per was sent 10 the Free Press, Middle
bury. instead ofRDg',ier, The Free Press
was discontinued some years since, and
has no successor, other than our paper
which had tie Government advertising
under HARRIsoN. 1t was then called The
" Peoples Press"