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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
Correspondence,

Lrpiow, Nov ~, $50
T'r sound or the Bell
j. heard no more, no more
H. tongue many truth did tell,
Blu, now has tolled It's last farewell, fare
we'll
The doors Of Our Hall al Science are clos.
I'd Examination, tie dread Of school. boys
is OVER Nhe closing caerciscs are passed 49,
The Principal II preparing for the ncA, cam.
pacn, and th" merry gtonpc and s"da,c St hol
nr hav" departed, some to their homes, others
To tickle We u With rod or hirchcn
Tie hack Of snpc poor lucklcss urchin,
haze taken their departure for their soycraI
districts, TO shoe, into the minds If some of
the Using generation the IDEAS ihli have been
ncu'"oud IN their minds by the faithful
teacher
OTHERS. who love the shininr prlr
More than chcruh, far, or fairy ELF,
have taken their stand on the stage Of action
and ere tbs, engaged IN hf.s realities
Some younghngs. and those, whose school
DAYS are moi yet DER,
Are passing IN play
Their prcc ious time away,
til the school he'll shall call them once more
think the Principal of our Academy may
well be proud of tho achievements Of III, nu-
mcrous scholars The various original com.
positions of subjects
n,tI, |, h "a
given TO the public at the close of the fall
term deserve the commentator of every low
or of youth and education believe nearly
all were cratifcd with the closing cxcrc s"s.
1t would be as much Of a moral impossbillty
fora teachcr 20 have his exercises please al
varieties Of mind AS 1t IL for an editor TO giatt.
iy the numerous wishes o! hs subscribers --
Allow me- also 10 add nv testimony TO the su.
rer'or manner IN which the ladies' conducted
and carried out their original 'xhsbltion .--
And We cannot thank one but all, Tor the
pleasure we experienced on that occasion by
their representations Of the different charac
tcrs assigned lhrm.
We had an extraordinary arrival here yes.
to-day, in the person Of the celebrated Li.
pham, King .fh'. 1T supposed he Was las!
shown at llavanmah, as hls roet WAS of the
same Inatcria and covered with Leather bind
'ng similar to the boxes continuing llaynnnaI
sugar, The bills for his exhibition are not
yet out, - when 1t Is publicly announced
where the orHfr j. 10 be seen, perhaps you
may have notice sent you FOX publication
Yours, 'uly, q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
Il \. NJ. A.

The poEx delivered by CHARLES
6. EASTMAN. Esq, before this Soci
ctt. on Wednesday evening last, is
without doubt. tic most elaborate and
polished thing Of the kind, ever writ
ten bv Ncrmonter. Though notice
VAS given only on the previous day.
the hoasc was crowded to Overlooking
aud all who were rroscrt,pronou,c-
cl the Poem tie richest treat. with
which the Association has favored the
public. Cor len. time past.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
ll-A,h RIFLE acAt-LA,N

To raH T-fp - tbs rScs'ient b, -'..l g a.
b'eaf Vt IT, sip.c lAa Tue.iay ~css 1As
tssm,nal,oas vefr b'ghly sposer ", 40 rvs
eng ,horosSa Ira'ning on the pan OF hs
tc seaef., AMI srpl,c auaa sad lmpro,cmesi
WITH the scholars The ciAs,as Eshb,uon
IN TurfdAs s'ening vas well attended snd
Il r'eh.p- ci,stscter ih- ~sete'.cs we've
I'll uUg'nnI md svtaced tAhnt.. 'ssir, sHa
aemen, on tive l,af, 81 tho .t,irr The d.
Aogns b, thr ladc. r,ptc ,7iiv.s s"srf''oc
81 AL praise In" parts WIN, veil Sustained,
snd er l;rd good impression upon The ae'
dirpcc
Thr pfi1- speaking on Monday evening
vas als' 'n'rres' AND the speaker r"n
tar ,hcnscl,c. ha,lcr're cUcom'u"s The
81 cccsstal competitors we're
samuel G Stone. Czvrndeh, hrs, Premium
John z Unsk,n.on. Nj. Holly, 2d Do
4 Ben Il. Femme, Lud'ow, I'd do
Th,s school ha. had more fall attendance
The last term than any tormrr enc, winch
show. The reputation II rs acquiring ~ com
| munhy under It's highl, popular Principal and
hoard II instructor,
The next term viii commence on Mohdas
| the ID Of December
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

baggage and freight are carried
through, wholly aside from the track.
Very unlike eur opcn areas aror~d
every Station, with nothing TO keep
away frightened team from the path.
The Guard. az think the Cenduc.
tor ia called. il man of prominence.
corresponding with his station. who
has ample iaymcn, &c s,rurr fidelity,
and make bis post too lucrative to I've
lost by negligence. HIS accurate
thrcnonc.er is fastened to belt, SO
,l.at his eve can lie upon it IN IA in
,iau, Al ihcac items considered.
he English can travel 30 rn,lcs an
hour with about the same safety ,ha,
VIC can &c 80 miles. Eut loV is II
w,lh ,hc expense Of travel ? That is
dlilcrcn, Question. The fare Is
abou, three times higher than 1t is in
this country. Nou may indeed. near
" ia, POUNDS in the ,lacc Of dollars.
The Englishman prefers sqffg and
com.fptt, 70 clcolness lie goes GA
the principle that the dearest thinc j.
the cheapest: n lesson in Arithmetic
which las buStling Brother Jonathan
has vet to learn. The above state
mcnts may he relied upon rs matters
of fact. for an obscrvant American
traveller. who laS,cd over the Eng.
FISH roads, noted them down for heads
Of advice to Iii, countrvmcn. We
need IN profit hv such examples from
the father land. Too many roads
cross the track. and the great white
board, " Look ont while the bell
rings is u,t much safety to the al.
scnt-minicl traveller. Oar rail roads
are but poorly fenced, and some IF
them not at all. The whistle must
scare of the cattle by day. and they
must he rnu over at irht. L would
be cheaper to icnce the roads sub
stantiallv. and to pnt gates ut the
cross roads. with men to tend them.
Most of our horrible collisions occur
at thc curves where both trains arc
hidden from the sight Of each other.
\ single smash Of two passenger
trains costs enough to hire n man "a
a guard, half Iii, life time. Economy,
no less than the saNiu. Of life and
limb, require attention to tbs article.
W. NJ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

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fNe' ,4a ,tsass-fss az. tt.'s 90 t'., ssar
,.-}.,cs,'c 81, .l.f '...i . - vi, r..,r ishf
sustoel Ta-,e b. n,i ar b.. ..a rf int cii..
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trr,'H '3's' i's'lt i's57cif.ir i' r's ~ '1t io
,Ar hauii, - ,hc Wis psiI, IS; iciIt.oas Ss
3 " ettii ',r Boz th's- 81 ao' i-ar't thc' rsuld
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sls-pt ..>r-r;a,,aea IT ,~rtua '''r 'ctuH ~
,.,,ts .i 80, vtts -'-'If- ..i' 81. 'as Hhl.
psrts p"r, ''f' thrs 90" sea.u Csit
Il. .i,, e.. i.v. rrs i..e, h..r o.. hong aided ID
,a.,s,n s,,ra. 80 1900, ,uitr'd' 81 pouf la'
Sal ~ .i.,..ut lros as go ibc result
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
ssss

a vrsr Ban Osr.--it has been iule
with us g. exclude all cunnundrulns and puns
not superior IT, those Of our own lnanuiac.
,ure buta correspondent sends Us one inst
icinpts Ms 10 devlate from tins rule lie asks
Was J., Jenny Lind like tnaleiactur
Aud answers
because she has been condemned to sing
sing 49, Ohio STATE .Iournm.
4 bad one . Nonsense. Wecan give YOU
tro scchedly wors" nn'-
Why Is Jenny Lind Ike c"unicri"ii"r
Because shc makes and issues her own
notes.
Why is she no, Ike countcriei,cr
Because her n tes pass current the word
over,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
FROM WASHINGTON
w AsiIiNn1nN Ny q.

u il understood ,hst Jane. T. Heath
q Virginia, will take the place 81 Mspt
Edwards - Commissioner Il Pension.
anf that the fi0h Auditor. Mr. rl,a,n,
ton. gircs place 10 Not,hcrn Uacn
hug pcshats john W Allen. Ct.
Ohio.
There wus a hong tOliba meeting .,
day, a. which Mr.. Webster gave his ,,se.
"n The st'rlng question, of the day. STA
% the contemplated change, Of hcals #
Bureaus.
SECRETARY Stewart viii io,u Sc,,,.ay
toiwin in making changes IN rihcc, D'
iir,t rfncSt mouth
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

The l,,ng hgc-- NJ. 3i%. i' Dee :.
on hand, our boy says" 'h,,, HetLs tJa,t
rs y,iHrd tnrrs Of Salvation I,
IN tia. numhct-- entitled ihc "M,s'c al
aud nii who think of tnking the work. had
better commence whh this number, SO rs g
,rcur, the whole of ihs capital story. SPcu.
Ger has the numbers.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

'.~ln~ L"roioco. base elected 90 the
N"'' tn'9ana Legislature the presiniug
".Dr,f' "a 18th brspch,s. and have made a
'.ron 'ferP Of The niina, oG'ceis. IT,, Hpn
hrnn' tn Kaynor wa, The Wig cona.da,.
So SFca.rro Of tsc II 4psr 60. Commons.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

SorIH CARpiISA.-.PREr
IOE iNDErLNDLHCL. The Charl's,""
Mercury publishes q memorial 70 h.
Legislature OF South Carolun, asking
for he establishment Of powder rr'ii,,
fWrldries for the casting II cannon, md
iariorie, Of guns, swords and plstn!',
all by way Of getting hat -up"r.'aI'au'
State pf"farcd for the molnrutou. tine
when it ,haIl declare is 'independenc =
from all llc world" aud establish ''
FIRE, dependence Oh it-cif.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

IL One Of the ll,shmen arrested Tor the
assault on hr Kelly, hotccd IN our paper 4
adjourned term Of the Rutland County Court,
plead guilty, and wa fined one hundred dol>
lars and costs. The other we believe was oc-
quilted.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
NJ SSAtIii SETS

lh" ol"ciion IN Massachusetts Of Rcpre.
Scniaiires 20 I'll vacancies which was holden
on Monday has resulted in the choic. nr ~ O
wings and fourteen opposition as FAR ar heard
from. There rs hitle chance Of the wings
having ihc aseendancy IN the Housc, OF Of
cieciing thor Governor
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

Jsroro VI { am, Esq srnot cd,tos
oi TIE California Courier. Is sIssten "i for
L ,. scnstu. az place nl Coi frp'oni. $50
Nj Cter. =. q god NL,g mad H. unari
"a ficuds ~ th, old Si2ics would br glad
- greet han - : Senator nrm tNufar
ius !, - roucrat',i that the Legislature
l1t.ls chosen - Wing r l-Hb htab, l.,s ---
e Siea Atlas
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

~ The first snow OF the season fell on
TUESDAY, and every thing now wears the som
brc appearance of winter, although we mss
the music Of the merry ringing bells not
having sufficient qsanl'iy for slcighing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

Hos lloRAcr GkrELEr, of New York
Will lecture at the Court House on the eve
ming Of the il,h Of Dcct inter.
Tickets of admission, - cents.
Tine friends Of the Association are invited
to attend
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

BnI-roL Bill. The Gazette lcar,,
that 'hi, well known burglar and cour.
lertciler, now IN The State Prison n'
Windsor, bears his confinement L4'
poorly, and ha, already lost ajoo
twenty pound, of flesh. lie j. kept a.
work manufacturing snaills llr ha-
attached 10 hi ica II log to prevent BIZ
escape. and though his work is not IA
borions, it severely affects III, cou,l',u
tion, and will probably in time bgca.
him down. lie maintains u perfect d..
mcanor, and l. exceedingly civil 10 H."
officer, OF the in,,iiutioii--but II !, c't-
dent thar lac pines for the excitement "a.
active life.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

Moe u he .ha.hr.ls Cosrrni.sa The
l'nisyliis Journal ,ay. that the Nashville
t0n'eEi.1n adjourned said sfea, Do.s. and
"oninfi0H, apparently runnirs R~sy nosa
lie "iaihiai aDd righteous denunc iation oi
Gra. Jachsons CID friend NJ. D~nel.,n
sho aesei.ls, TIE resolutions e. al tie r.os.
.E''gdIaf, t.4snlon character
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

~ Der PsPer h., Nsel si'i nc doubt be
crsoid ~. altered % many 81 cor tobsciitrFs,
os'ng 20 Tie great su,oun, Of spsce occupied
by TIC i.H~s But the uvtrb.rs containing
thea b''ag valuable iof pfcsstsaiioa, Ne have
'sesski ses' 10 etoSs ell o-s,gns,ed ior pub.
''eSi.aa shto iEo, 10 tie tIe.u..ef II our o.
al rstsi,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

u Hos HnAsp Hall, Of Bcnning'on
has been appointed Cd Comptroller Of the
Treasury, - ia salary af 5000 per annun
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
i he Rutlan0 lirraI0
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
rnE rtGtrItE SLAVE ILL

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nu t,.r io,.isai ia,,i.,,. 81 s-p..,ncr =, it.,
iocs'.cH. and '!,r cay O.. 'in here and In.
tbr,c !. i'raii ou aIi ..dr- Su,ne auc tor
rendering sc q '.nest coated pill by asset.
"a 20" I' th' south have @af"r" nothing
'h''p man '''' t. M'r possessed mt'f tie
''''E "s'''' "'' ''"'' '""S
mo" '"' '"'3e'' -'''H''' propose ma open
''ha''' .! i"' law. ana - lar pt'mp' and
'''''' resistance '' II ""ir "'hrs- n"d lar
~" l''"f p"i"" a. IL" "h's pa''fi ~" for
'"' 70 i''' - we ''' - neh'"'' D" the con-
''''' ''.' '''' "'''N ''"' way -'"r Ush "''
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l"''' ~ ''''' ih'-' l"'i-"i d'' tore
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N'''' ~ " ~ ''' ~ ~" 'E'''
INV u" F's - ''' '"''''''--" look al Tue
'"a'ac''t - me i''h'H 81 Tie 't''"
Mountain state aHi sso y they can, where
they are tn hnL mat,r.ai Tor their purpose.
Ne. the people 81 crnont arc Lnow-n--nud
l,onofod tor being So knuwn--asn Iav.lnyinu,
! aud taw.al,,d,nv pcnple. scd,tinn .p,,ng.
from no l.,il OF valley within Our bnfa,,. or,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

II5'Gcn Garrett y. Wall, late I. =
senator from New jersey, died ON Il.
night Of Nry. p, at his rc-dcucr o.
Burlington, y }. Ills discaec vas dut
y on the chest, and his health has ie,'
declining for two or three years.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

An Irishuan, who was very ntgh
nghkd, about 10 fight a lucl insi'i.t
iha, he should stand six PAGES nearer
hls ant zsnis. than tie other did 10
him, and that they we're 10th to fire al
The sau.e tine.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

We beg leave TO refer Ep,,ure. u tic no,
tee Of VA Bacon, in our adyer,s,ng col,
ums
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

i The following Cnculir from the Hoard
of town upcrlntcndcuis, should have mp
pcarsd IN our las, weeks poprf bu, OWING,
Goubtcss, 10 some mistake on the part q, liz"
n,i,, duni INTO whose hands It had fallen, We
did not receive IT IN SEASON.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

The Hon. Tra:san Smith wa, ma p
RED IA few days since in Alabama ~
Mis- Dickinson, formerly Of Litc!h".4
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

S-sACHCsETTs -- EiGUIH d,
TmCr Official returns from la zig '.L
district show that Mr.. Mana Was ci,r'r'.
to Congress by majority Of only q
votes.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

a country girl 10 w'i'ing home aboa
The polka, say The dancing is mol nue.
bot the hugging i. heavenly.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

II The 40 Houses Of Congress assemble
at tlie C0P',o! on Monday mex,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

r 80 4 t,a las teva N.fnaSet3 ~ the
Notih Ga i,ca liz ,iaiufc, taN.ae NHf'hetn
r.aDs 1-rtnfcs tfasgh, in'e ths' Stale
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
" AsnI>GroN. Nov -,

II. y. Jackson, principal clerk in 'h'
Treasurer : ,nicc. b.. been l'mo,rd
Rev Samuel KEEPER, Mcthodis, mini,rcr
has been appointed clerk in the Second
\udi'or' : office, llilnrd Hall, the new
~ appointed Comptroller, viii enter
upon his duties in few days
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

T51 Daniel +. Miller, Wing, rcccri',
elected member Of Congress from the in-
district in Iowa, Is lying dangerously Ill
and not expected to live.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR RUTLAND
COUNTY.

The board of Town Superintendent. Of
Rutland County have recommended the
following books 10 he used in the Common
Schools:
Towns revised scric, of Readers Town
Revised >pcllcr, Parlcy's First, Second
and third Books of History to be u,,-i i,
reading books part Of the time
Thompson First Book of Geography
for Vermont children
Mitchcl's Intermediate Geography.
Thompson Outln" nap of Vermont.
Day and Thompson j, Scric- of Auth
mc;ics.
Mrs. Willard, History.
No ncw recommendation was made Of
English Grammars
BY order of,hr Board
{. TAYLOR. Secretary.
Ca~tlctnn. Oct. 30 1890.
y member Of the b ard who has
been constant attendant upon all it,
mc"'ing,, the subscriber may be- permit
ted to give some reason, for the recon-
, mcndatIon- which have been mr L.. though
he does not pretend to speak officially
nor l. 1t probable that the same reasons
existed IN every mud.
Respecting Reading Books it was ~
ccr;ainci tina, Sanders Books whirl
were recommended II few years since
hhi not been very generally introduced
| INTO or,r ,h"pls. and We had tao assuranc,
! that any special effort would he made t,
introduce them. Whcrea, in ease Of
change we had encouragement that uni
f"rnlty might he seemed. Moreover IL
some shoots, the scholars have read San
der, Readers till they arr 50 familiar viii
them that a change seemed desirable il
order 10 excite interest IN the reading
les,"n.. IL We changed Readers. il va,
thought advisable to change Spoilers also
that they might correspond But little
attention was gwen 10 the subject Of Geo
eraphy. it was found that Nursc's Geo
gIal'Iiy which was recommended a few
years since. was not in general use aud il
Wa sad that the maps were too flntly
coiorcd and The names nfthcplaccs, Sc,
were very indistinct ia thc.r respects
Nitchcll's Intermediate is far superior,
and II wa thought 10 be- sufficiently full
aud extensive for a school book Sill
whore scho"l i "",Jormiy supplied
with .Nors"'s or Smith or almost any
other, probably the Board would not re-
commend any change.
The arguments in favor If Thu4up,on (,
Arithmetic, were. thai his definitions and
rules are scientifically, mathematically
and dramatically correct. and at the ZANE
tame ms Explanations and illustrations
are - clear that neither tca,licf- ~ .chol.
ar- can fail 10 understand them. He
Practical Arithmetic Is eniuently wha, it
prp'cs>c- 70 be. practical, and j. suff-
gently full TO fl scholar for the tran
action Of all ordinary business. And II
scholars wish 10 pnrsuc tho study farther
the Higher Arithmetic open, a field #
investigation sufficient io CRAFTY ,h.
orayinrr Of any ordinary scholars mind
IN ihl. department, and fuInishe. mas.
Of information on the subjects If weights
and measures. foreign currencice. coin.
ac,, which the ~:holar can rely upon us
being correct
ifthc Boari have no, artel wisely in
all respects, We have still ac,ed according
to the best u our judgement, and IL 9th
ers can do h@t,er, We will ehcefuliy re-
sign both the honors and the profits III
Cur oHies into their hands
TAYLOR
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

Il, Richard L. Robinson, vhp Nae
tried and acquitted for the mrIdcr If
Helen .lrwc,', was in New Iolk, L."
day since II i, said that lac has iium
i>hira farm somewhere uH in the ,n',r.o
al Tc>ae, where his family Ga wife SnH
thrcc cLildrcuJ are residing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28

The majority for Ross. the Loeofo'o
candidate for Gov. in D.leSare, ia &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
ommunicated.l

PRoGREss-One among the many indications Of
progress 10 ur cizens ward the idea OF hspp
Is The Opposition eynced - settle he banks Of our In
comparable HUds n. There hey have conveniently.
,zed gardens and vlA In place Of eir ten by twelve
apartment, Of the City; retire amer the citydsy and
enjoy family friends In atmosphere Of purity,
rounded by scenery to be sups sed In beauty by any
IN the Whole world. We talk OF Swi zerlsEd and the
Rhine, not thinking tha! may lius lhs Hudsoni
with the prospect at the same time, tat homes may In
a very few yean be- slmoh priceless in value. No
part Of the River exces In certain quiet beauty Of reposs
,nd msgnif .snee part opposite PermOnt; especial,
the poin, little the southwark, known Abbosford
Who can do better W tn their spare money than TO buy
spot 10 such lace while 1t 10 low. mere OF
your Double LOts tbere The parcels vary from quarter OF
an acre to TWO scres and low In price. Make
curson OF It aad go and them inquire Of the agent
Mr. FTere, 90 Nssssu.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

iather FOR a oommutstion o. punishment mrs
Webster said that she had been pn"ayerlng IN the
belief OF her husbands innocence IN. ne maze AIS
confession. She also stated that /. W" cnieuy
through her means and representations thA 'ne Pc
s'ion ior pardon, protesting bis innocence, VA SEM
H. Alter her withdrawal the Council sent for "
rO'nam and stated that they having grave douo. =
IN certain points in the confession, had consulted
separately, three eminent surgeons, and & doca-
ment bad been prepared for him to communicated
Proi' " eo'ttr Before the document as received
the doors were closed, bat i was understood that
one Of the questions propoundei was, whether
sch a sti;k as th't described in the confession
would give such bow as would cause death in 10
minutes. All three considered it would not. The
other questions are stated 10 have been answered
adverse to the confession. The opinion is unver.
sally expressed that no comnutaton will be
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
The Celebration of the Fourth.

The great National jubilee passed off as pleas
antly as could have been desired Notwithstand-
ing the lowering sky and moist temperature Of the
preceding evening, the sky cleared early in the
morning and the sun put on new tangled ore to
honor the occasion. The heat through the day,
though sultry enough to occasion terrific consump-
ton Of ices, soda water and drinks of all kinds
was not so oppressive as during the early part OF
the week. The excursion boats on the rivers, 70
the sea shore, and along the Sound, were in con
slant motion, and among the most animating
sights Of the festival was their arrivals and depar-
lures, with their braces wreathed with green
bOughs, and brass bands playing on the hurricane
decks.
The City was walked up at daylight BY the sound
Of pistols guns, crackers and every Kind of expo-
sive mixture which could be made use Of The
shops were closed at an esry bour-;ew of them
indeed, having been opened-.nd the population
turned into the streets and thronged toward the
Battery.
The Military Spectacle was the finest that we
have ever seen in our City. The arrangements Of
Major Gen. SANFORD were appropriate, and were
carried out with the utmost orler and exsctness
A great number Of the companies who form the
First Division have lately been euly uniformed
and more perfectly equipped and on this oc ,asion
with the adiuDcn Of a magnificent day and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
Naynl Intelligence.

N0hOLk Fnday, JAY ).
The U. g. steamer Vixen, from Washington,
bound to Cuba, put in here for Goals, and sailed
again at 10 o'clock, yesterday, with Com. Morris on
board.
The U. 8. brig cambridge, Com. Slaughter has
arrived in 81 days from Cape De Verde Islands
She has been absent two years and three months
and has lost no men. The health Of the squadron
is good. The Portsmouth was to leave next day
for the Coast Of Africa, south OF the line.
The John Adams was expected at Port Prays
about the 18th June. The Yorktown got to
Maders and the Perry is cruising south Of the line.
The brig Adelaide, from Curetuck Inlet, where
she has been ashore since April has arrived also,
schr. Bolivar, Nantucket
Sailed, brig Thomas and Elizabeth.