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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
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sassss5saEsssYsa5S< x WEEN BOsTON AND NOW saRGt

We. bIuulhgIoh and PROVO oDcc.-Inta8t
route withou. ferry, change OF baggazel-Xks
steamers C VkNDERBlLT Captain joel stona asE
COMMODORE, Capt William h. Frszee, 10 copnssttoR
with the stoningon and Providence and Boston PrgV
Aence Railroads leaving Nsw-YoyE daily Sundays an
Sspied from Fier North River hrs. wharf above Bat.6
Place, ri O'Clock M; and Bennington Ut o'clock r ~
or upon tho arrival OF The Mall Train from 8ostcn FkeE
steamers we1e built expressly for the rouse and Ia eel
cry respect particularly adapted to tho navigation OF ks
Island Sound Fho accommodations for passengers nE@
eommodous and comfortablethe officers capable ard tS
genenced Pie routs being the shortcut and most drsas
koween Boston and New York passengers arc ensble Is
STRIVE In ample time for the morning Inca OF sioanSaS G
and railroads. running various points from those cbtE
ghs VANDERBILT XIII leave New.York on Tues8sgl
Thursday and Saturday. Leave 5toningIon Lossaqs
"wednesday and Friday. The COAMOD0RE VIII lsaTC
Eew-York Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leave EsssS
lngoh tuesday, ThuYsdAy and Saturday. N B.Pes7Ssf
cora on Tho arrival OF steamers sonneto proaeeS
nmsdetelY IN the splendid railroad to Provideaso
and Boston bsggsgs-msster sceomg.nieS each trsz z:
freight applications may DO made TO The Ageats on tbs
wharf aud ct tho Office, 10 BsiterY-pacs. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
r(1s AfI5..

4ga FOR SALE IN SDUgH BR00KLYN.-
~ A RARE CHANCE.-The sub,criber now obers for
~ ssle those gentlemen who wish 10 purchase hrs
cass house, situated Ia that portion OF South bfookiyn
which lie univsled for iie natural beauty, snd whcn WIZ
IN spIendor and magnifcence responsibility and general
good character arisiocrac quarter In New York
The heuae in question Is one OF arow OF beautiful 6own
sone buildings recently erected Frstpsce near Court
at hich have al been bull, of corresponding character
throughout with all the modern improvements auch aSfor
naceG rGpger, waterworks baths gas fixtures, stained
gaR. aiding doors and every other convenience and eqqp
nlent which could be deGed The house IL three stories
high with attic basement and under cellar and Is by 60
feet in rize Rhe Let Is SS feet In DEPTH with 50 fees In
court yard.
most Admirable view of!he Bay and Nsrrows may be
ND from sny part tbs building high 10 Its situations
and air lie pure, and fresh and wholesome as
couldbe.
part OF the purchase money may remain on bord and
mortgage II desired. For farther particulars inquire OF
WARREN BEmAN,
aul5 eodtf IS Atlantic.st South Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

so FARM FOR sALB.-A Farm consisting of3O
hcfes OF first rate and, which Is good house barn
ard other buildings fruit ORCHARD &c. II Is silusted in
the Town OF Hemaroneck Wesichesle Co about 10 minutes
yak from the New-York and New Haven Railroad Depot
VIII sell whole In parcels OF or 10 for building
ses has accommodating view otLong leland Sound, and
he surrounding country. Apply TO WIN. j. LAWRENCE,
% The premises, or 10 d IA TlNDALE Y Beekneu. al
New-York 40 2t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

a. Rlls SALE OFs 10 EXCHANGE for prop
eYty IN this city, IL OF excellent land IN
house barn. &c. within few rods OF Church, Academy,
PostOfco &c Price, 81 400 Alao, 60 rods from the
above so acres beautifully situsted, With wood, streams,
end every regulate for picturesque landscape farm
Price $ll0O. Also 40 acres Of young wood-Prce $500
Cab may be ado cd to tho 10 FOR city property Direct
anotO or call on WIN. Il. PUDNEY, los Bleeckerat
su97A vya0dt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

EARNUHr & CO.'S N. V. AND BROOKLYN
EMPRESS, Office 179 Broadway, Nsw.YoIk. orders
especially solicited 81 d prompss 0xecQed Dartng the
resch hose ressdlng j. 6rcckyn can be- fu-nh.
ed with Ieah baska, Of Peaches mofning sad afternoon
q Sending order the ote sgtng The quality wahed
Sna'fe, % cents for selecting sH1 delivering % ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

INTERESTING TO INVAEIDS,--The most OBJ
AEiuao constipation be cured {lD csses in 81 by
'Ell portable, gslySnic iustumeCl Aso rheumatism of
yam sIandinel by mid sn5 vel ested remedies Like
Was o, ing cod0ess IN liz bs and camp inttant-
7,rsyet, ed. DR. HARRINGTON. stihe franklin House,
W ou ard exhibit iudlsFulsbe credentials and svi.
is1ss,. called on. Aours, to OF Saturdays
HlmeodS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

IRR00kI BINDERS LBAEHEf&.-Fhy subscriber
oe hsad and ia CONSTANT receiving Enet1 Colorei
ATert solore9 CAT bkna FIanch Turkey Morocco ETss
81 Mes Leather, SEIZED Spho Calf Ssina Rc9S ctCb
tNAels Paper, and every article required for h,ner
s3ys o. band large esso-treAs Of Csc DuaIss snnS
~ ssTk SAiyert, Hsnf, Sheer Eld Lsw Gait Sins an
n Snlea is offered Gt Inc 10 gest GrsrI prices, By
Il 49ta I'M. IAMkS COOk. 3Q5t pasrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

HIl FASHIONABLE hAGs.-Jusi finished the
SAA nost .pendid article offered. Elegsn Freuch
siik Hats al the low price OF S., usuhlly sold at 81
Aao an article at 81 50. Neat Hats 81 Brown,
eaSt I'm" l5S Csnnlst one door from Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

a. FARRg FOE& SALE The subscriber offers for
his farm containing ZIG acres Of land l. 10 hand,
a soneiy located q miles south OF Caldwell, IN the
sownship Of Livingston Esse1 County o1
ann buildings the land is In good order and suitably d.
Tded into wood meadow ard pasure there lie one peach
orchard OF e0 trees in full bearing, and two others In
oae OF together with apple orchard OF elk
acres onehaf OF the purchase money can remain on
NlNMOoNEY IA Psttai. Ne~York or to the subscriber
upon the premises, Iau29 lm'i JAMES JARRETT, 1r
On FARM FOR SALE Consisting Of 2l0 acres, 20
ofwhich wood and Tie balance grazing add TILED
~ and uader good OF cultivation, situated near
the Pleasant village OF Huntingdon, L. where there are
tevee Churches schools and 10 and from which there
three dGy communications with this city by atages
railroad and steamboat Ths property will be sold al very
reasonable prces close eaale: and, II desired two
thirds of the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage reel situated In this city 10 like amour,
will be taken IN part payment al fair valuation Persons
Wishing to purchase will OF course, wish TO look al the
Am, end particular description 10 deemed unneces
eary. Scr further information. terms &c. apply TO-
WALTER r BRU8H,or
Nul6 SiawThSkTuu SrEPHEN BRUSH, IS Frontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

W CHEAP HATS-A new and fashionable mole;
al skin Hal for 81 So 6ne DO, 81; Guperfns do 81 So
beet quality, s., al 2, Il sAITHS SS4 Pear-sl OPP
pesile FrRnkEort-st au21 lEa&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

,r1sA=.z. MRS. OsiuEARA's FATENT ABpoA.
n VA NAL SUpPORTERR for the cure of weak
EH ness, or rupture, cannot be surpassed They
M ere freq RON steel brass sprtngss and with
EWa III 9u back psds AL lettsgs tpespafdl promptly
IN y ma axe nds1 ~. l$s 0Sn2l-s1.
- ~ GulS In"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

AEH&SANtsS-PApeG. 10 ITO Pouuo bonn III 20 Sc iocnas
11wide, dfsreni qualities md coors f1rEae msnaiae
turing prcos 9AUNP K UERRICKgoH. los 2oath-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
~. cyszssssz=z=s1 NEW-YOEk AND PHTLA-
80 - ELHHlA pIbECT-U. 8. MAIL
~LlnE-Pnrou gn in Il hours via MsR.
ierpey RGlroackas uced 80 for frat class and 81
= trEecobo c.ass-LeRve Neuy-Yofk :! AM from foot
orisre 81 aot 81 q Am and PM from Too! Of Liber
-; Leave Philadelphia cts ana An. and 5 P.a. from
tonl o IVA lnni-st. aaI5Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

PERSONS hAYlNG u1ONEY no RECEIVE in
hagsnd may dtIect their correspondents TO procure
tS!ers OF credit 81 No 10 GTes1sgn-sI bondon or No
SennNla Suildpgs, Liverpool which viii be paid iq full
tn presentation a. our otees in NewYots Philadelphia
lSaumoss einc9nsti, or Pittsburgh AdaaF Foreign Ex.
| a120 lsE6wS EDWARDS sANrORDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

szsgnsszl FL Arc EORTES.-A tine assortment
Esnc superior toned Pianos, with aud without
II "a Il h f7oh4n accompaniment, manufactured hy
II y 1 line celebrated house Of Gilbert & Co.
bosion may found their New YORK Wsrerooms AT
Broadway srge supply OF good second hand Pianos for
sails cheap TO rent Also, good Boudor PsuosiaF
sale. WATERS BERRY,
&c Inns AZ Broadway, between Grand and CANA sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

a4sy FOR SAAE-A splendid Country Beat near tho
@ Village OF Piainfeld, N j posse3aing the adyantage'
sories and attic modern built, coonade 'front.' With four
first floor, and conservatory attached, marble
uerlels, &C. with all requisite oubudings consisting
shout IA &C es with living running through it
Four tssefuv laid out In lawn and garden,
With macedsmzed walks and great variety OF ever.
green and other ornamental neen phrubbery &c. and
abundance OF fruit both large and ANAL Planfed 10 about
ours' ride from NewYork sccessbe three timee day,
by Elzabe,htown and Somervle Railroad Inquire on the
premises OF D. ROCKWELL. 6u20 l0leodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

1sSgFags. KGR Observation-Disclosures Bsaes Mall
&%NRMX steamship ATLANTIC, Captain las "est-
asa' This steamship win depart with ths malls for
Europe positively Saturday September 4 at II O'Clock
H. from her berth the foo! OF Canss No berth secured
until paid for For freight psspaga having uRequaled
accommodations for elegance or comfort, apply TO
EDWARD K. COLLINS IS Ws1g-
All letters must pass through the Post office.
Fhe steamer PACIFIC VIII succeed tina Atlantic, ana
sail Saturday, Beptember oath. AUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

zsst NebR AAE1E.-A easa OF premises aii1stoc
M line o; the Hudson River Railroad, foot Of seven'y-
frai-st and North River, together with many valuable
tnprovemonc IN part OF large twoStorY brick
building, 100 fest long by so feet wde well adapted for
manufacturing purposes There Ia also the preni9eF
good dwelling house With large supply Of excellent
odng water and number of frame buildings Altogeh-
e. is well rut4d for soundFy machine shop carriage or
plano Rrufacory &c &c any business where Rcceas
10 Ii by lalrosd or alter would be advantage Should
ground be required The landlord hes expres'ed
ceD:eee on the outlay. Also for ssle thresborse power
8tea1 Ergne snd Boer large iron Screw Press Csle7.
dor 5arcnng Bangles and Is Stentef Frames Sc Yards
long For further particulars, apply to WIN ANDRnWa,
On The preluisec or PETER hErINE, corner OF ghr.
hirdsi. and EighIb New-York Eul3 lmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

ECALIFORSIA B00Ts-Yhs Merchants
@s and Miners Boot-E Il, Bushnell, 2 Ferry-st.
has ready variety OF 7ots for The California
s market 10 which he wCuld cali lhs attention ofshIp
pers ard dseerH lie To sble 10 supply promptly sly
Of hs various iyles Of The hight material, and properly
made 7ha hercnants Boois uEi he thing foT ssa faa
ciscsns and the Mnets Boo' beauty foE the dtggngS
t6 lmT ., l.. Bushnell 2 Ferry ct,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

tsSs FOR SALE-A desirable eoanir9 residence 10 the
RE town Of GYioa, Conn about Il miles 3 fton Nor.
walk and about hour'n ride on the Heg-hay65
2eroad 1t conristn CT acre OF good lpnd and s1r.
rounded With shrubbey Tho house tg IL good order u
sclihey haa nc ute for it. Inquire CT
ialan GAUNP 4 nERRICKEON, its 5op1h-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

157ys BT{OOKL YIN LOTS FOR SALE AND MONEY
S@ia LOANED TO BUILDS lots on Fulton.av between
asA Lawrence ard Bridge ats lots on the eagtery cor
ner OF Bond and Livingston ais aud lois on
Of. between Bond and Nevens sts Apply to EFFiNG-
HAM II NICHOLS, Attorney 81 Law &c. Nssaautt
Nevv-York 81 2weod*
egeA COUNTRY HOUSE FOR sALE.-A large
a conveniently arranged house a. oyaer Bay L ht
house 1t has large garden around H. and good barn
and carriageh house. Inquire OF STEPHEN ANGELA,
au7 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

Or Gld amer Euesdsy May21 tho paEsengor 1alas will
Iau IS folous sundaya e1cePted) connecting Poqgt-
Aida. JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
running TO and from Albany ard touching a! tho usual ~
tTfuediste andlp2z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

s,ssESA CALIFORNIA PASSENGER AG EGi-
$1,000 CY l79 Broadway, NeW-Y ORR, Is the place
where passengers procure impartial tnforms-
don, and the selection Of behs and passage tickets that &C.
direct through conveyance on ds most favorable
Information Circulars gratis Everybody ia Invited
send for Life Insurance done the mutual Eys
tenn. Address, postage paid, -
AUS l7tt ARNOLD BUSFUA j. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

~ ~ THE EaRGE@T assortment OF Bed.
g-s,,,,S ste4ds Bs2a aatrsseefagd gesihers ayeI
Sss so5 5.s i3 81 c Il is s5-ss % q
AU!harry-st zhe ssnou ci bousa keepers aQd otbeTs
sipsrtcusrly called VilaF psssn. right and lei! EcT
eedseeo Old bsdt renovated wholeSsie sad relaii
sn26 lnS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24
T'EISNIS:

THE POST will be published every Friday
NJ y? per year, payable within three months
from the time nf subscribing; c2,50 in six
months-or SO if payment is delayed until
the expiration of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he charged 81 per
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and % cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise bv the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the number of times they desire them
inserted, or they will be continued until for
bid an! charged accordin. ly.
~ For Announcing the names Of cnndi.
dates for office THREE DOLLARS, CAsu.
Jon WonK, snch as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir
cuHrs, Cards, Blanks, IIandbilIs, &C., will be
executed in Il neat and workmanIikc manner,
at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed to the proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended to.
Persons nj - distance sending us the names
Of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
fifth copy gratis.
No communications inserted unless nccom
panied hv the name Of the author.
~ Oillcc on the West side cf the Public
Square, next door but one above the Post
Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

Mr.. CALuoUN's FAMTLy.-Mr. Calhoun
has left wife now in Charleston. and FAM
lily O four sons and two daughters. His
first son, Andrew, is = wealthy planter in
Alabama; Patrick, the second son, is in the
Army, and was an aid Of Ger. Gaines: the
third son, who was with him wnen he
died. is n physician; the youngest son Will
liam. is now an under graduate at College.
One of his daughters. Anna Maria. is the
wife of Mr.. Clemson. our Charge d'A flares
al Belgium, and the u,her has always re-
manned at home, having long been afflicted
with a spinal affection. The family arc left
in nfilucn, c:rcumstnn noes, his property being
estimated at 100000 He married in ear
ly life his now bcreavcd partner. q lady of
fortune, n cousin-bearlng the same name
which he has rendered illus,riOus.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

How TO CURE A CnLD.-Of all other
means of killing colds, fasting is the most
eilnctua'. lie, whoever has cold cal no'h.
ing whn,cvcr for two days, and his cold will
be gone, provided he is not confined IN has
brd-because, BY taking NJ carbon into Ia"
system by food but consuming that surplus
which cnu>ed his disease by breath. he soon
carries of his disease by removing the
cause. And ,his plan Of fasting will be
found more elI:c,ua if he adds copiouS
water drinking to pro,rac'cd fasting. b.
the tim" person able to be about, hat suf-
rering, however severely from cold, has
tasted one entire day md night, hc will
bcgn to experience relief. ligh'ness. n
freedom from pain, and clcaTncss ri mind,
IN Gehmhlnl contrast with that mental s'ui
por and phySical PAIN caused by colds. And
how infinitely better is this method of
breaking up colds and freeing mp the sy stem
oi dsensc, than medicines, especially than
vio'cn, poisons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

STEAMBOAT observation-disclosures thrill
linz incidents are related which occurred
AT the burning Ol the steamer Belle Of tie
Uest. on The Ohio river. The LGui3riHe
journal gives the following:
"A fine brave hoy, twelve years old.
lraped into the river. and. whilst SWIM
ming towards the shore, saw his mother
upon the boat struggling 10 MAKE her IS.
cape, overburdpnah by the weight OF two
litlIp children. Lifting his right hand from
the water he heckUn.d her 10 throw one Of
the children TO hlm. and she hIi so. II"
swan with the child 10 the shore. aud the
mother escaped with the Other. and thus
the whole family wera saved.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

AWFUL VIsITATIoN.-Mr. Wilson. OF
Washington, who was found dead by the
side OF his bride the morning alter his mar.
rage, died. j, appears, from congestion OF
the BRAIN and stomach. produced by the
use OF intoxicating drinks. For two weeks
previous to his death, he was constantly
under the influence o. ardent spirits. and
On the nigh, preceding the morning of his
death he manifested strong symptoms ol
dellrium ,remens; while IN that state, about
10 o'clock a, night. he was married, and
retired TO bed about IL O'Clock, and after
exchanging few words with his wife, he
Tell asleep never TO wake again.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

EXAMINING JupGE TO HIS PurIL.-Sir.
it would be idle to trouble you larlber.-
You are perfect. and will dismiss you
with a lew words o. advice which YOU will
do well to follow. You will find it laid
down rs maxim Of The civil law. never to
kiss the maid when you can kiss the miss
trcss. Garry out thus principle. sir, and
you are safe. Never say boo to a goose,
If she has the power TO lay golden eggs
Let your face be long. ind your bills longer
Never put your hand in your own pocket
when any one else's is handy. Keep your
conscience for your own private use, and
don't trouble il with other mems matters.
Plaster the Judge. and butter the ury.--
Look wiser than an owl, aud be as oracu-
lar as the town clock, and above all get
money. Honestly if you can. my dear
sir. bur get money. welcome you, sir,
10 the Bar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

COMMON SEAsE.-The Richmond Repub'
licnn of the lst inst. alluding TO the sense'
less charges of disloynl'y to the Son'i prc'
ferrcd agains, General Taylor. mas the iol-
lowing sensible response:
"As for Gen. Tnylor's alleged disloyaliy,
either TO the Union or the South. we laugh
at the idea. II is simply absurd! When
such prerosterous and unnatural atrociiy
can be proved, we will believe that the o~n.
ers Of real estate in oil our principal cities
are engaged in setting fire to their own
bouses, that shipping merchants nre throw.
ing lighted torches INTO the holds of their
ow, vessels: that cotton planters are indus,
triousy cutting the 'hroo,S of their own ne,
c,oes: and office hunters studyin patriotism
and preaching fidelity to conscience and
principle"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24
TEEh5 POST
ATHENS, FRIDAY, MAY e1, 1850.

Although it is but few days ago TINT
We contrndictcd the false reports then abroad
of discussions or mi>urd,rs,anIines b..
tween the President md the Members of his
Cabinet, the industry with which similar re.
the country through every channel If circu'u
ti"n, seems t" require repetition of the
contradiction.
We therefore now stntc. IN the authority
Of the President, TINT he lends no counlc.
nance to any attempt, from whatever qunr.
ter it comes, to disturb or Unse,iie his Ad
irf.rcnccs to the contrary arc utterly wlth-
out ioundAtion.-.Nat.L Int.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-24

We do not remember ,hs, The career of
any Attorney General of the United States
has hcen more brilliant, or redounded more
To the solid advantage Of his country, than
that of Mr.. Johnson during the period he
has been in office. This remark was made
to US by friend, after the decision o! the
Supreme Court Of the United States in a
case which was argued On the part of the
Government by Mr.. Johnson, with emf.
men, ability, during the presen, term OF The
Court. 1t was case TO test the validity Of
lilies to an immense number of acres OF
land N tue State OF Louisiana, claimed un-
der the old Spanish grants. The decision
by the courts below had been against the
United States. and his powerful argument
was folio wed by reversal OF that decision.
In this case. our friend observed to US that
the Government had been saved at least
three millions of dollars.
But Nj. Johnson's creates, professional
triumph during the term came off on Fri
day last, in the unanimous decision by the
Supreme Court in the celebrated case of
Fleming s. Marshall rs. Page, Collector OF
the United States. This case involved the
great question Of the legality of the collec"
ton of duties IN Mexico before the treaty
Of peace, and the sum depending on it is
e, i'll a., have amounied IN ahout Seven mil.
lions OF lollars.-.Nat. Int.