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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

THE LAWRFNCG TRtGTpl The Boston Nrl
81 Yesterday contains detailed account OF the Co
roners Inquest and verdict on the body u NJ,
Catherine d Adams. supposed 20 have been he
Gently murdered a, Lawrence. Mass The MAJ
says
The banjsges upon .he tace ct the decreased were i,
yeTed To consist of four thcknesses OF cotton eoA ~
adding underneath the lsVr forced inio The HJ
and nosus and the whole fastened with strong cort nc
ruund her neck suc en io produce u an2u sOn eslf
v So tightly Indeed Vas the cort drawn thai Il va, Al
most buried la ihe flesh bach Of the neck and etbGsi
ietp ind-Htsuous In the cotton aud batting win StA A.
unhappy gir sirSngled Some faint scratches tppsf
ID upon the face, ard the forehead exhibited Gan
blows tuf he ,ku was not fractured a. At first repoel
the examining physicians gave IL ~ their epiuiuo "a
De- wourds upon the head we're Got, alone, suhcsrin
cause dcah II was The supposiiion OF TIE uedca lse
thst the blows we're given 10 put m eud 10 hct s
sies, while the nurderrrs were pros, edns ia uefwsi
4 rirans anon with the coti further eSsn,
ou % he body brought 20 igh practices snrpassagha
hafhafiV. n possible what has. already tst
IF 90 ths artslckenng ant terrible tragedy The
ieuce before Me Coroner upon MS point We ioftega
give u is too horrible 10 contemplate
The Investigations OF he Coroner confined ron Va
isY until about 3 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon when W
ct was rendered II was shown hat deceased tad ,s,
Intimate tor something more Than \ yea past wih hs
Srsping stable n Lawrence, named Darius Tayi II
ms intimacy fret began IN Lowell he deccssed being
.hc ume o factory gifl m that city She subsequently,
% Lawr aud worked M the mlis but owing 20 hers
t,nacy win Taylor, TO whom u was reported che
about be- marredD she neg eced her duties snd A.
charged Amer passing some weeks Ia Boston viii "
friends, deceased again made her appearance 10 Laste
and The evening ot 2ls Dec last was seen 10 unff b
nr Moses CLARK which does spyer
.haf Size has been seen alive Among the witnesses
We Taylor he lover 1t ,he girl who exaninedt
-gA.ilrraile Icing b TINS wiiness abe attempt h
ny ,hc intimacy which had existed bet~oe The deeessi
and hm-~g and hat be- al weed he's 20 consult phfsou
Amer n ana carefal nyeslg suon, The Jury Oflneaa
rendered he following verdict THAI Ca;iariae l. A1us
rsms Bob L,i drain Dsw The evening Of the 2f De,SE
her las, pas sui he 5th OF January hlUNng (lsAl Eh
house OfAloses p CLARK, Va Lawrence. hy OF mB
tempt 10 procure Northumberland By blow % 1S.'
tbs head with some weapon 90 instrument and By fli,
cation from The Application Of cotton c0b over The m0n
done by some person or persons 81 The JurY unknoH1
Dr. Clafk and hs vile had been previously arfesed ~
aher he rendition Of The above verdict they arsg1c
on the charge Of murder before tho POiba JusiCa u3
heir examination AZ. iynrd for lurs1a. uns~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

~ Henry CLAYs GREAT SPEECH in the Sen
ate. ia support Of his Compromise Resolutions
lFeb 5th and 9Th has been issued in neat
pamphlet Of 80 pages by Stringer Townsend
292 Broadway. 1t deserves and will have an i'm
uaense sale. Price cents or - per hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

"MrAsSEss Oh LIrrSArrRf. The art
Gle % Tits subject General Notices 10 PAID ~ as "a
advertisement; bat the writer has very nearly 'hoass rsinsf
hsrsAly, oppressed sensmsn's Mr. Soesy u NE MAJ
Der rsssrrsd TO- has certainly made very hsnss's's ea'
kibiuoe Of hrnseh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

CoSSrcricUr-The Loco State Convention, al
Middletown, on "Wednesday, re nominated the
State ticke, Of las, year, Col Seymour receiving
lSS votes to IS scattering X. |. ISGrRsOLL pre-
sided We present the nominations OF both wings
Of the Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

cverso-. MasaSs-Bys 'yp0srapheal mls'Ase m NE
u.~as. T.bs The Wing Alasnse 'or lss seaslo LOT
WIS eireail IL phnisd s7es when should Oe VIZ %
a,.,spce from Washington BY the shortest Mail
-. pra,ed 5ss miles; should be 5l5 Thas error
.as By the iranscriber Washington, and i carried
'h,osgb the computations Of Mr. Cs mileage We bank
,s IsAes Chronicle for detecting these errors II any one
ear POINT oa another shall receive the correction ga u
fy (Nes,her Of the foregoing errors was made N us
srgs.ai Mileage Expoe made In The Tribune Of Dee Zo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

| AssAULrlNC HIS sIsTER.-Ohicers Mscready
ald Lad. q me Sec0rd Ward arrested named " D
IAN HafuE charged with asssGuDg with knife and D.
fruDg severe wound 90 he arm " Mary Harg he
srina~, bile siiing a. he supper Table He he'd
I o
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

CIRCUIT COCRT.-betor Judge McCOun-D,
1irsf md ts Martha Dayg and oGlcvs-ssit y, test
~ueinef VII made ~ the ale JOIN Darg DESTROYED
" sHs-i OF some person arung under Es drecuon-a
ready referred 10 Ths was curInued Ar, seams
sig & Dr. an ad0pted daughter Of Ar md Mr. D.rs
ssted hAi Ars u o. occa-iOn after he illness of M
sAe1 " her hat Ar D. Supposed be had DESTROYED lie
al IT, tui ate Lad Substituted Dad one whrh ke A..
royec bat Ms alluded % neu1or " c.s,rOyfng m.
a. one-ih@t now n controversy. and WHICH de, ..d
-" 70 Afs- Mrs. D. remarked In the eouverssfl,,r
ma here was Do VII she Mrs. wO1d De entitled ~
bali ne persoca estate here beng DO ekidrer6 ia,
Hrs > sho1d have her share although he Will skS -
Destroyed Wines venf up 70 par Der et1Iar-n ~
led and % coming down hrs D. stood by her bedroom,
coz ne erIy pui Ter hand 10 Ter no1th and po,utsd
s M Dcg was tsieep, beckorzd Ter p cor = =. ner
uo1 ne nans pses, lnsoded u ee witness % exszr,rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

COURT OF CONNoS PLEAS - Before Judge
" cooruz.-L Stzzens V. JohA u Fdv-Ths plainrr
ages Bai on en-as ng with Mr Chsres Ho.L Jf mzsr
dealer clerk b. osned Ar Hot $50 and ooh rs uots
~ Il a. rhre- monihs witch renewed b- lever
pad LAT previous 70 Osriug the money Mr. H0 refrrre.
PAnlr 70 NJ Fay a. 70 bis responsibility and hat Mf
cd lin Ia Nr II was dong lsrge bgrBess was per.
ecty good. and be would b in erdng The money
uati M p knew a. iae tine u making such Representa-.
Cons ihaf hey were Dol correct Mr. Hot ~ The
Inc insolEetf, and hat Mr. Knew IL Mr. H. a. he TIM
oNlng Mr. about - 40 Acrou . brOugLt 70 recover
ne ano1ni q Ar Pay he ground q representa-
ions Ia defense = cUnisldec Mr mskiaK fhe
f-Fres~Lisrcas srted 10 good ath To be concluded tk
sr-tooa-for pairuf Ar {. B4-ltrdze Smith sor dfdl
Mr. busWOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15

CHARGE % GRAND LARCESI John Miller q ID
George EGn's yesterday arrested by Constable Jo
seph. charge % entering and stealing from tie house
% Ar PcaTsa. ID Seconc-sL silver ~ the
s4 The accused identified by the being
tie persons HON she leave The house the eyeDin
u The robbery. They were locked up for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-15
LoCST = co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
FREIGHT FROM PANAMA

~ ConuaeIs TOR Packages, Trunks aud Freigik ~
.ssmef Of March lst from Panama TO San Fnncisse1
the Mines OKes " Broadway corner u walsL
IH@- ALBERT WELLS, Acting Asnsssr
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REAL EsTArE-The sales at the Exchange ye.

sTw a FRANKLIS. soS co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

MONDAY, March as, 1850.
The board met pursuant to adjournment Present, all
the members.
The memorial OF Pierre Choueau jr, administrator OF
Choueau & De Nun, and surviving partner OF the per-
sons trading under the firm and style OF Augustus p
Chouteau g. Co., claiming for seizure, imprisonment,
and confscaon in 1917, taken for consideration
together with the proofs and documents connected there
with when the board TO opinion that the claim
is valid one against the republic Of Mexico, and the
same was allowed accordingly; the amount TO be award
ed subject to the future action OF the board.
The memorial OF John w. Simonton and of John A.
Heath, claiming for compulsory sale of cargo Of pro-
visions board the schooner Dream. at Lerma, in 1913,
and for pigment Of draft given for the same
next taken up for consideration, together with the proofs
and documents connected Herewith; when the board
came to an opinion that the claim Is valid one against
the republic OF Mexico, and the same was allowed ac-
cordngly; the amount to be awarded subject to the fu-
ture action Of the board.
The memorial of Henry May, administrator OF William
A. Slacum deceased, claiming for unpaid treasury notes
Of the State of Sonora. (hen independently taken al
Guaymas, in 1885, in payment for cargo OF goods sold
10 private person. submitted, examined, and sus-
pended.
The board then adjourned until II, a. m, morrow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

In the debate Of Monday last Mr. John p Hale Of the
Senate Of the United States, noticed. remarkable phe-
nomenon the praise which the Washington Union had
bestowed upon MIR. Webster How could we help prais
ing Mr. Webster, when we him coming to the res
cue and exerng his splendid talents in compromising
the agaiing controversy Of the day. in giving tranquil
lily his country. and in saving the Union We 20 fur
ther We the senator from New Hampshire, that
II he should ever happen to do anything remarkable.
worthy Of praise, the Union will not hesitate praise
even John p. Hale himself. We may freely give this
pledge. without the slightest apprehension that we shall
ever be tempted to forfeit our word
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27
rOITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrrAoRE. March 26-5. p. m.
Dr. Wsbfr's Trial Character of the 1sstisowy Another
Fraskiin Rngor.A NsU York Rumoy.- Maryland and
the Nashpais Conservation. Laaneh Of the Steamer Sus-
qushamsa--March Weather, &C.
The testimony In tbs Of DR.. Webster is watched for
with intense interest, and the detailed are even
looked for alter the publication Of the synopca reports by
telegraph Each successive witness seems add 70 the
weight Of the circumstances bearing against the prisoner
though his bearing is said indicate confidence in the
result of the trial. and in the strength OF his testimony
that increases the general desire know how and In
manner he will be able TO explain the mystery that envel-
ops the The telegraph this morning furnishes the
testimony Of several additional witnesses including those
OF the family of Dr. Parkman and of the officers who made
the
The third edition OF the Liverpool Courier of the 9th
Instant received by the Niagara that letter has
been received In that city from San Francisco. dated Dec
30, In which the writer Ia Mr. Peck) states that he had
seen gentleman from Kamschatka, who had fallen in with
Sir John Franklin and asserted that the expedition
running through the straits, all well OF course. nobody
here will believe this story.
The New York papers have daily startling tele-
graphic announcement from Washington. each endeavor-
ing excel the other The New York Evening Post yes
terday put forth tae following, a&
"We are informed thatthe correspondence between Mr.
Clayton and Mr. Bawer has been submitted Congress.
and on the part OF the latter Is Of the most exceptonabe
During the session OF the legislature OF this State there
propos on of any kind Introduced relative TO the
Nashville Convention the appointment Of delegates.
Occaslonaly DToacned private
but action proposed In the party held
frequently during the session. The subject avoided.
from any doubts being entertained the position
and views Of the people OF the State the slavery ques
ton but from feeling Of doubt TO the propriety Of hold
ing the convention.
The immense United States steamer Susquehanna will
be launched at Philadelphia Tomorrow at o'clock, and
will doubtless be magnificent sight. portion Of her
machinery, which is being built by Messrs. Murray IL
Hazehus of this city, is already board. and effort
being made have her completed for trial in the
Of few months The cost Of her boilers alone which
Of copper, is $l50O00, the material alone costing nearly
800 600
We have had occasional sprinkles Of today. with
quite winerish atmosphere verifying the old adage, tina,
March s'comes in like lamb and goes out like lion"
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 600 bbs of Howard -four 81
62h nothing doing in City Mills No receipts of grain
to-day, and no sales Whiskey dull at % cents Beef
caule.-The offerings at the scales Monday were
small. reaching only 500 head; OF which number 10
left and the balance taken by city butchers SO rs
~ so per 100 lbs the hoo equal to SO 10 ~ and
averaging $3 10 gross. Hogs.Sses at IS per 100 lbs
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Of their condemnation upon the political reachey Of that
Marty which, in the private transactions Of life II they
had been individually guilty Of il. would have with
drawn from them all confidence and trust the part Of
their fellow-men.
Nor win il be any defence against this charge Of po-
tica treachery that democratic administrations have
moved persons from Office for no cause except differ
Of political opinion with the then dominant party.
The democratic party made any such pledges 10
attain the possession OF the government to keep it.
That party has denied the policy Of employing.
der the administration persons who were favorable to its
policy and measures On the contrary, agenera rule.
that party has acted upon this policy The country well
knew it. and nobody has been disappointed. Nor did the
yhig leaders. through any Of the late democratic admins
ations pretend 10 charge the democratic Presidents, or
the party, vh the violation Of promises and pledges
against hat they haze called prescription. II they had
made such charge. il would have been false for
neither the democratic party nor democratic Presidents
ever made such pledges prior to election in order to
get votes the assertions and the arguments Of Mr. Tu
man Smith to the contrary Notwithstanding
is therefore, no defence for the leaders Of the wing
party nor for Gen. Taylor to plead the practice Of the
democratic party and former democratic administrations in
justification Of their VIOLATION SOLEMN PLEDGES AND
BREACH OF PLOTTED FAITH to the American people It
was by such means--by such FALSE PRETENcEs-that
Gen. Taylor and the wing party got into power; and i is
for such conduct that shall and do, aragn them at
the bar OF the country for trial. Judgment and execution
We owe thus much truth for its vindcaon, and to the
American people for the preservation OF virtue and in
tegrity in public men.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

We copy the following from the Mobile Advertiser
and are glad to learn that the loss Of Purer Price ID
by no means so great as 1t was reported to be- We trust
also that his money and papers, which are perhaps still
more valuable. may yet be restored to him:
LArxR FROM ST. JoHs.-we learn that Purser Price
United States navy, lost $4,000 In gold from California In
stead OF $3.50, 900. reported Il In leather trunk
which also contained ali his papers and vouchers relating
TO the discharge Of his duties In California, involving arge
amounts OF money. These 70 him invaluable. as Il will
be next 10 impossible TO settle his with the govern
ment. friend who knew the value of this trunk pit
cd 10 save igot with II into the ladies' cabin but such
the rapid progress OF the flames that he compelled
10 abandon the trunk and make his escape, which he did
by swimming ashore.
We also informed that the st. John broke near the
engine. the bow remaining with the engine. boilers &c
where she hrst struck the oated down about mile
and ahai when II sunk IL IL possible the trunk OF Mr.
may be obtained well the iron chest Persons who
msy be 30 fortunate any OF this valuable prop
ery VIII be entitled 10 salvage, which $4,000
$50 900 worth OF gold would be object.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

The correspondent. Eustis" OF the Baltimore Argus,
mistakes entirely remarks in late paper in relation
to the banking concern of Messrs. Latham & Co. We did
not object to because il was not incorporated bank
We objected to it because issued notes for circulation
money not redeemabe in gold and silver, but in current
Virginia bank notes This we called shnplaster cur
rency and denounced it nuisance which should be
abated.
We are not in favor Of incorporated banks, the char
tiers OF which relieve the stockholders from personal La
blity. And therefore we, (the junior editor) when
member Of the House Of Representatives opposed and had
some agency in preventing the extension Of the charters
Of the banks Of this District nthe act Of Congress winding
up those concerns they had permission their
rate names for the collection Of their debts and to have
their property assigned to trustees for the benefit Of cred
tors, but nothing more And they common
law partnerships exercising the business Of banking, for
the liabilities Of which the private property Of every
stockholder is responsible Such is the condition Of the
Bank Of the Metropolis And will il be said that the
public is not better secured from loss by the company
than when it acting under charter which relieved
the stockholders Of THAR personal responsibility The
Argus correspondent not to have discovered the
true principles Of banking, and to be ignorant Of the
reforms in this particular made in Pennsylvania. New
Hampshire. and other States in which the principle Of
individual liability in part to the full extent has been
adopted Therefore, we do not object to the Latham
Bank because is private partnership, but because il
issues shinplaster currency payable in current Virginia
notes; whereas the Bank Of the Metropolis issues notes
payable in specie demand. But we hard.money
man. and opposed to all paper issues and all banks that
concerned in the business Of issuing paper money
and therefore would not encourage them by any
tenance from the government And, under present
financial system. yet TO learn by what right the
Secretary Of the Interior employs paper.manufacturng
banks places OF deposte and disbursement Of the funds
Of the treasury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

THE New Journal OF Medicine for March, Is5o-Pub-
iisbed this day. flor March, i650) Of the New York
Medicine and the Collateral Sciences; edited BY
Purple, This number contains historical notice Of The
progress medical rom the landing Of the Pilgrims a
plymouth the present time by Stephen W. williams NJ d.
Successful the ovarium by the
abdominal section W W. Van Buren, NJ D. Report pen,a
successfully induced Of contracted peys BY
n Batchod NJ d.. Excelsior Of Scrrhous Mamma followed
twelve AFTER The operation BY Tetanu BY samuel Tyler NJ d.
OF great utility The review department contains crica
Analysis othe reports Of the
actions American Medical Association together with bbo
graphical notice Of all me late medical publications. l foreign
selection Of practical matter rom
Mi foreign Journals while In the American retropcct be
interesting editorial communications and selections
from American medical journals.
This journal Is pnbishcd IN he city Of New YORK every Two
and has now reached is FIRST publication price
% per annum, or 50 cents per copy. :. .
numbers application po paid 70 X n hua
agent the New York Journal Of Medicine Wall
York.
subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn avenue,
Mar t-lmw Agent for Washington, D. q.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

DIAM ana Ornamental wirc-Fencins.-The subscri
appointed by the manufacturers
agents Tor ne beautiful article Of plain and
would respectfully call the attention Of h
public variety which be their hardware
store Pennsylvania avenue Sixth street They would emu
the numerous uses 70 winch hs new
Enclosures for cemeteries FARMS public grounds, COTTAGES
gardens
Columns and cornico work for cottages.
and window guards for private dwellings
Tree boxes and lattice work ccnservatos training plants &C
Arbors, arches, and verandahs.
Cellar rings, and thief proof grating. for shleht A.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, SIKH street.
Feb 0o-1aw6w .eIMl .
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praying the extension Of patent granted 20 said Gsss for an
frogs for nom the expiration OF
patent place 3st day OF July, ISL
Il ordered said petition be heard the Patent once on
f Monday In next o'clock and all persons are
notified appear and show they have why said
ton oueh, not 10 be granted. ..- =.
Ordered also that This notice published the Repub n
eirencer Union Washington, d. O.; Pennsylvaem
Tribune, York Journal, Providence hnou
Island Daily boston, week for three successive wee
r''''' :" ~ "''' ''o"''' " THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioned Of Patents
rs,,ox. ~ ~, .ov. c..,. v, pease COPY send their
bills 70 the Patent Once, viii conisining m noue
Mar 2Alaw3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

Univsrsity Of New York-Medical Department.
TIME Medical Faculty University Of New York 20
their colleague Professor B. H. Dickson whose
previously decate has suffered change Of climate
of Medicine
with the regulations Of the uniyersv notice
received for the profess
sorship, addressed TO the undersigned
All applications regarded CONFIDENTIAL and must be
- - = $3.50 JOHN w. DRAPER, NJ D.,
Secretary Of Medical Faculty,
Mar 27--luf $50 Fourth street, N. Y.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-27

Assistant Teacher Wanted rmmedissev.
THE Principal OF he o. Mac Academy wishes @
employ forthwith assistant teacher who y qnsnnen 70 'eaen
Inc various Rnsss branches mathematics lie must
10 man. Of sober habits and goo moral
An applications must be made immediately ana ~ 'eu Ps
. s ,ns r 3 aia9Hst6 lpi ls
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would respectfully can attention 20 his stock Of
Il WINES AND LIQUORS. sN
him for obtaining from abroad all wines,
&C., their purity his longer experience In the business as CON
direct personal knowledge with the
Gus wine growing Europe
this city afford Tor the character and quality Of
al articles sold by him. IL 81
arrangements Of his and vaults such as to make
them, for the cellar
wanting small nssod lots Of choice wines for
special OCCASIONS be supplied the shortest notice with wines
Immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many, not usually be Obtained here.
able tcrms
CLUBS nnd their advantage order from the sub
scriber.
FAMILIES can very prcss
the cheapest Of wines and liquors, FOR GULF
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes Others
distance be supplied (and have them by PACKAGE
EXPRESS FREE OF CHARGE) with &C., tnble,
Of assorted the shortest
by addressing their orders, through the post once,
Importer Dealer Wines Ac 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
ysEGARs Of direct importation Havana
brands always hand from 9e 70 90 housand and sold
single boz cheaper than a other store In The CITY,
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