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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Central Railroad Of Ne7v-Jersey.
NM y T Z Z ARRANGE.M ENTS.-

w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, lS5Q--This Road
extends from ELIZA ETHPORT IS miles 10 the WHITE
HOUSE, n reducing the staging between the terminus
ofthe Road and EASC0N to p miles.
This line leaves New-York by steamboat Red jacket,
pier no North River and connees with trains on The
Nep'Jersey Railroad which leaves New-Vork from foot
Of Cortland 81
TRAINS UP-Lesve New York by steamboat Red Jack-
e. pier No North River, NJ freight and al PH.
passenger ard by n j. Railroad foot OF Corsnd-st cts
A NJ and II PM
White House at 81 An. freight at CT AIN; Passenger
son.eryiIls a. AM Freight at AM Passenger at
. Bound ind Brook al St AM; Freight at ION AM; Pas
PAINTED si5i AM; Freghtat II AM. Passenger 4.
- Wsstfeld ct ct AM Freight at "A AM Passenger at
SPIN ~
EizabethPori Ct s. An. Freight az 4 Ali; fssSen'
ger at PM y., :, -. a A
STAGES viii be in readiness on the HrrYs o. tne A's
train from New York the White house 20 convey pas,
ssngers 10 Easton WilkesbGfa, Bethlehem Allentown anc
Mafch Chunk Penn and Pennington, lebanon Clinton
Milford and Beyidere NJ.
B-An BAGGAGE. al The risk OF the owners untl de-
veed alo she possession oftue gents Of tho Com
psnv and checss receipts given hareof ~
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sIRoTOE AQCEDUCT OEPARTMEN1.-t otauds tsrk, Doc ~
a. i@O-Cofposnon SotcePubt aoce IA hereby gvsn, that
r.tion presented Aldermen
Meccf from tue IN Beeker - to point eshy
feet bery Houstoud AUpeons ntetesd
dAgs objections thereto requested 10 present the
rnne a. Engineer tt tins office on OF h-osA Tuesday
L., M is6i NICHOLAS DEAN,
s9s lot President Coinn Aqueiuet Department
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~ The Easton Wing states that corn is in
great demand at fair prices, owing to the large
consumption of that grain by the distilleres there
being 25 w,'an the oifcuit Of l6 rsi'os Of that
place. Tie annual consumption of corn and rye
for that purpose is estimated at 100000 bushels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

1rokPOk tTIOS NOTCE-Puohs % the
= ocesaa Of all n 49, sad Lpis
lmefss % or Lprs ian- ths.by that tie following
comp The hsesssors and -ssa
N the Bsesu d Aslssaeai t1r ~ I'll @'
>parrg sds wax. Of Broadway irn
NJ The hmlts sroncsd y sAcn Assessment
no ute al Tie L Of Efourd g4c4at L1s
ces and Lard eastry .9s OF Boa;wy
between Ws,t Naosa 1ps the on -aslsy corner Of
Broadway And W.,l soelh Lbsrty -
and Broadway ~ parsons whose nts-sf- a-ted bS me
aLoYs ente, ~hO opposed 10
either Of them requested present. their ot'cnns
Office No Han n Records s'bu thirty
aays IRON Tue SAMUEL b. De MORT fHAS
CTS HIcHOLSOS. MN SMITH AAsaors Office Bursau
d Assssn.lts Department, Dec n. 1870 do i0-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

6NUPREmE COURT-In he OF application
Snayor Aldermen and Commonsy OF Tie city Of New YORK s
IKE Guessing OF ENlNION Az 81 from Forty ascnn4
sIh the Susvsth Ward OF sad city
The ntsrsgu.5 Commissioner Estmsts sad Assessment -
Goys titled Tint hey vail meet AZ La
hcu=r OF NICHOLAS EVERETT he Chairman Of ths SID
CopHI-sorsts LII Whstt-st- Tic city OF New fort
on day OF January 1851, at iHur O'Clock III tho asr
nooa soss Of nsafus opposition TO TIE A''sSsasa
thu sad Commissioners any person or persons VINO nJ
thersscs. sgz-ved s. sgsh Estimate Assessment
SIEH0LAs c. EVERETT, WILLIAM DODGE HENRY RsEA
Vas C,l-rs.ors, Dated, Ses-Yrra. D~c=si5ei is 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

fSTEMUS hotels.
esAeAEs, .s1 soKs3-A
CRUCES. FASASA
YENHE IRVING HOUSE a Chagr7s.
4 Wallace W Williams, essis.sd 81 Hugh Hiier
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, 81 Gosgo1a IL
De- ne lzara.-neut Of A. 3. Mscr Gce J. = Cc1Eef
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, Il Cruces, z31sr 1e aas2-
a-g-rer1t OF 2 ? Fozef and Il Miller, II
eTHE UNITED STATES HOTEL ii i's1s1n4, 1nceS
TIE Irl.raSeuea. Of Adrian & Miller lei p&C6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

PURSUANCE tie Surveys c Coa1.y
Fe~ having
Es CHARLES WKlNEDEL afs OF he C;y d New Yors.
-ssSd Pfeset The tt 70 vs. sabscssi
place ltransata business No Ma ss'r-St 80 CITY
Of Nav orb the office q CbsSs Weich Fse t,rfhs
tNssy alsi da asypate1 New ~ Js2tst NV " D.
csnbsr. lke0 AMELIA 4, WElNEDEl, AdIIns;EGiEi
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

6NoRPoRATIOS NOriCkPubbc notice hereby ssveu to ts
oyusr occupant Of all hojses and Llts
rproY uuu proved lanes affected thereby that the following
completed BY the Assessors and are lodged
m the Office for sNannRton o al
persons ptsr,d For setting curt and gutter 4d - from
rth ad also FOR a OF Hanging through
The sioexss, rreaf embraced Assessment
all Houses and Lots ground scant Lots pieces
ard ptcsls LIND moth SIDES o ForS sec'nd a.
between 9Th westerly sie o 9th bst"esd
aid the easiey soe o. th Az between as ae9
AID affected the G7oys nansd
Aseasnents who oppossd to tue or eher NJ ht
pfstent their objections writ TO the Under
signed Hal OF Records within tbrty days from
the Cfcs Bureau Of Agessmenis Street De
pnrtuput. Dec ~. 1850 SAMUEL n De MOTT FRANCES
kICHOIsOE ISAAC WM SMITH Assessors. DO lot
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TX PysuAScE Of - ordsr Of sarrgats Of s co1Ay e Sss
Yen sotcs arrsoy gvea 81 feTsons e&sir ns sZs
SARAH Co8P ERTHWAtrE ate Of the CO OF Hes orr WIDOW
~ssed ts nth voach-rs thereof - ne pdesc'f
No E4s! Brpsdvsyt the ely 81 t3fk ca - -
f kyte:h 81 Nssfot ms sih aAy o.
essiswsm,Ml SAMusLN cowPERTsw ATE, A5nIaa.rsfo'.
- PURSUANCE e5dcr ef ,ss s-rUzts q ias CoaE q
ts.vY ork ao- ,ssrvbg vspto spsfsoa aav' ns As.h
VIYJILN 4 l:s CT re CT 5i SsE OK 9se1sa
sse VIII voacktrs aeFro 70 ID slasc'ser = "a
corr q II IN 4 ireSnd Nc q esyst Ike Ct 81 NeS fotS
~ ~ Gore tie tsttth dsy 81 Apr neI;Daed Ss York Il
ssll ca Ct oetstsi 4s6d ga i. IREL&So, E,ssu,oIa
"a xvtu-M $50, IRELAND, jr.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-1AMES t. FRASER ASD
~ OTHERS against rETER GREENHtLL-By Y.rtl- Of an
AttaClmeHt Il entitled and
lie Hon Morse OF The Justices the ADORE aanei Court
e1pose pnble vsndas The Janus ISL
oc. ok the forenoon No 23} sout TWENTY FIVE
TUNs OF HOOP lRbN.-Nev Yors December 27ih 1850
THOMAS CARNEY, Sheriff
49, Morri, nenu,t slena.
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.7oRPoHAIios goTicE-F9aao ao.ca :. a-r.0y -..a.e a.,
y ora,r pi scsF at q Al horses s4t o-e
ur,ov46 o. en5 sFes ,b~sey fa, ae7S
t..r -; a IN. ts.-sAl, z~c
oes OF lie Bureau OF hs4~s~eais or sta1ai - 7fai
FIR ys1E aad regulating We, B1 sef;ss
h>Ts0nj sl-1 across hs t=ls
battery s,d C,-ls = Tie m nore D soe ~
Al Tie eyes 0ps-seno ground T4cni IT.
peees gIcss u l4ad, saleS 2o des Of ''ss - -
Battery place a,d A5st At persons sboss ;sJstts
by named .s,essasals, Ind ~ho efs
oppo,ed Of trsnl, s7lsss1 n present
Their obseton rtlne ne eatesglsd al ocs, So1
Hal d Records, rla t'ty 64ys oz III 1ae d 'ls a2i7
Oses ~ Assssrsrts Street De7arent, Dec ~ $50
SAMUEL n DE sOrT. vases sIcsoLsos, ISAAC 2d
gMITB dfh lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

OCourSoucsIs hereby pursuant To the pn's Of ms
authorizing attachments nsbni abscoudms concealed and
non debtors attachment sped tbs o
of JuAS VICTOR FuURGsAUp resident Of San Fncsco
oruA WILDE sold OF bis iso,
appear discharge such attachment ACCORDING av
wiifr months T, ia first publication his notice that
payment person, Gl5 the ielysry
h Of use Of property within Ms Sta,e belonging
IrAnss such property BY hun ioEbdcsu
b, law rnd Os1ea, he 2bh OF November 1883.
~ MERRILL Attorney lot Atsgainz Creditor,
24teqmH rs Wall 81 NeS- York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30
Is prAN, Pn.t Crotch 40, nap's

= otc 4sby gwen that the following rrso lion haa oeeo pre-
Svtee IN Ia. hoard Adermsa To ugnele aud reese eo asa
ui,,r frnh b ans gutter epsye the Garage way Of
Rtcome ard os7r 81 Az parsons a'sfs.7a
hsv NJ oklscous requested 10 present nef "u%
10 the before the 3 day 81 Dtunoer nA
De 81. lAs- Ll:Ll JOHN r nOhGS sset Nomt-ssoNer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

teTTTTETTT
kSNER BEsLEY-To OLIVER BESLEY-Yau hereby
summoned to the complaint thus sctoH, which vas
fled 10 Office Of tie Clerk OF the City and sy New
York on 2q Gay November $780, copy 81
your said compliant the subscribers AZ their Office 4
Wslseei IN the ety. twenty days ss tie #
this exclusive OF the day Of such and It
Ia
plaintiff tbs action Will take Judgment against oufor he
ssvnty6ve dollars, aud nae cats, with
I'll day OF thousand cg; hundred
hitv besde tve pad AID the Of
this actiou,-nAtsd New YORK DecemtsI 9TH yebl
SHkpHEtD & MELYILt.E =.
70 lnwfnM FaLAtls Atornefs. ~ WaIlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

ftROToN ACQUEnUCr pEpARrMEN1 Ro-lnJa tsk, ~
ls60 Corporation EotcePuolc oece srsby
rivsu that petite psselel the Beard Of AtlsnHn
Tor second from tbs Sewer east OF ssoni az
10 and connect Second Al p-rsoEs Interested
m The above having objections thereto requested present tie
writing the Contract Clerk Al us Office on or Dsors
muudsy 30,i NCHoLA3 pEAN
To- Vfes.s Crate 1ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

IN PURSu ANCE A Of To- Sa0zts o. ne Comfy q
iSe~ftt, notice ssr.bs gwen 70 al lstsoas ss'2s s'
es c 70 present Nth voeehers thersa % -
.ttse storr Wscn Haa; c. Nc s. y @ = 70 to c'1
al Yofk on or before Tat=th Gay Of
Kew iog, s6io dag ol October, sd = -
o,s lEsdEis& JAh&S n AoIb' hAsSs-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

SUPREME fOUKT-Iu of the Application 81 the
lS.syor Aefaen nd CooaatF ne SJ of Nes RI fsa
uus To F,h avenue the Nineteenth Ward Of sad ap
mot, ierety gwen By Hyaf Aldermen and ~ ~
provo the the Mayer aad Conn9aat u -
CITY u new Yrrk intend fppc tie Supreme Court
nj YORK spers the Cent 20 h
led al the C al City 4 Neg York on sanfisy hs tsi
5a Fcrutfy 1851 a. the i- Court o1 thai dN 9t ~
togustl heard III h ppou's1 81 Ge
missioner and Assessment ea abo, entitled natter
that uAtue OF the improvement. it, tho ePeeag
ssy-srst from Third 70 Flu Avenue IN thu ne
teenti City laid he plan Of Tie
CITY New Of an Act sated An Act relative -
Improvement touching Laying Of Streets and Road. The
IL abd for other purposes pissed PM 8 1907
ia ed New YorE, December L. is5SJI
du ttbl HENRY T. DAVIES, Counsel - Ma Corporation.
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etTREEr DEPARTMENT. No. HAL Records. PdDlc
Suote hstb5 gwen the oo@ng htye be7o pre-
scented the Aoad Of As,tat Aldermen To- open tli q from
Hudson To III unkeu lots betsoeu Lar and II
lg ot Sis Aprsons Interested having "-e'ion
requested 70 them waiting Ia lbs uEde asd
at his eff e 90 or before the 7th day Of JannGr ls5
d2s JOHS I. DODGE. Street, Cnuulsqona-.
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SJUPREHE COuRFlu the matter OF hs application o. toe May
- or Aldermen ComnoaaJ Of toe city iS~ YORK eists
10 tie ofsuirg LEXINGTON AVENUE, o Forty second
.t-eet ttyss tie Sa-t=eath Ward Of tai city
The undersigned CanmoBsrs OF Esuats and Asess asnt tbs
lctce. that ts cesH, charges fs
bssnsp aourrs by Of the proceedings the
Tied matter XII o7iors the houorao john W Einoat
one tbs Court hs .5s4ace, beiof'
Justices of sad CJurt) ~ lie supreme Co1u
Chambers C Hsuo tie City Of Hss YORK, fn4Ay tas
ID Ja1uary ls pat o'co-t he forenoon NIGH
oIls c 'LyERErT WILLIAM DODGE, HEFRi BEEKHtN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-30

f@R0IuN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, Ko'aadA ferk pecs'n
I Der SA2-CuRfukAIl0N NUIlN k-fuoHc aotss Is
.,., r,en thu. petition has presented the board OF
A,s an, Ads:I Tor se~e in BV4dNay In point ~ zee,
na,lb oil White CSntst Al porSoaS h.se'tsa
M lie Ghovt tA w chtcols hetttl are requisite 70 9s'en
tho sare wtug the Contract Cleik NJ s ofce IN OF ee
tori siS"y' 'A"s NICHOLAS DEAN Prt.t Crotch A paps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
Prom The richmond Wing.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD.

We have been aihed by reading full and saii-iac-
tory mt Of tie cpnl N and prospects of this impo'
lani work. prepared By lis Engineer, Mi Garne t. and
addressed to The citizens If ltchmond The work IL
self will be an invaluable k continuous chain from
Memphis. The Mississippi, to the Chesapeake Bay
and the whole line when completed will not only consti-
tnte an important alnel or irade nj travel, but a
song band of connection in It's so m and political aspects
Mr. Garrett stles that sixty miles Of the Road in Firan-
ia. between Lynchburr and Salem. have already been
placed under coalfa,t, and will be finish d by the close
OF the but that the ID rect anxious to place
80 miles more under contract early rs November,
which would leave oely ~ FIR the year 1851. To ac-
complish this d-sbe suit, is necessary To raise by
private suhscfiptan the sum of 5000 600 vi rh wi h
the ats quota wond add 81 900 the Conpany's
available The Enaneer draws very strong
picture Of The Inconvenience ani delays which would
arise from the failure Of the private subscription lie
does not admit that the work is to fail ultimately but
that even temporary suspension at the present crisis,
might be productive # much mischief. Fate, he says.
has decrepd the umte of the work. but delay
which is always Injurious mig TT be particularly 50 al
the present time 1t would be dScouaging TO other
States deeply interested in accomplishing the whole
line 10 Memphis. Mr. Garnet gives very interesting
sketch OF the eutire scheme. He says that from Mem
phs, through Lynchburg aud Richmond, 10 Philadelphia
/, 4O7 miles less han from Memphis through Piisburg
In the same point which would be sufficient 10 secure
the monopoly of that ave and that the regular time o
running from Memphis by the way of Richmond 10 Bos-
ton exceed three days, and may be reduced I
Two and half But it would be unnecessary to follow
Mr. Garnet in all his interesting calculations. He is
not only gentleman Of high talent, but pertec enthn
in his professon and the great impression he has
made # the Southern States, and especially his
success Engineer in Georgia, matters that are
well known. lie dwell1 with ppla and effect upon the
deep interest which Richmond has in the complete
Of the line 10 Memphis. Nth proper Inducements
offered by her to Western merchants she might com
mand large portion Of the import trade Of the country
Notwithstanding the great advantages which Charleston
has derived from the extension of her road 400 miles
Dalton, Mr. Garnett gives Richmond superior chan
of the Memphis route, and decided pre-
emineuce rival poilts. We shall moi follow him in
his estimates, intended to show that the work would De
valuable simple investment, into other interest
ing details pmsnmng that all the facts and calculations
will be generally disseminated.
II is hoped there will be general attendance of our
citizens the meeting this evening called to appoint
delegates to the Wylheville Conventional that
ure be deemed expedient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
FOREIGN EMIGRATION.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says, that the
total emigration from Liverpool t. tho United States for
bred and fourteen, Of whom nine tennis Irish. The
Liverpool Chronicle States that notwithstanding during
the last three Yeas the emigration from Liverpool has
been unprecedentedy large it is likely 10 be still larger
the present year, and to fer very materially in charac-
ter operations in progress to brng through that
town The whole tide of Germ emigration which Is al
most large and strong as that from Ireland ltself-
Heretofore the great bulk of rnan emgranls FIR the
United States have embarked al Hamburg he lnse
towns or from iavre. Now, however, ii has been found
that all these routes are more expensive and nconvenent
than the route by Liverpool, and that emgrans may be
convey ed from the interior 0f German to New York via
Liverpool at less rate and in better ships than from
Hamburg or Hayre.--L ouisriHe JoufnaL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
Obitllnr,).

! Departed this life the night of the 30h of Augns
1850. at his house. in The town Of Lovneson. and
/ County If Nelson-Mr. SPO TSWOOD GARLAND
in the 74h yearof his age. Iii, death WAS sudden
one and he passed from time u eternity without pain
and without struggle II l ased Heaven that the sn II
should be inst infamous one, but that
fonnd him under his roof in the b som Of an AFT c
riooae fmlly. and surrounded by numerous friends
Whit consolation therefore To his surviving relation,
that the hand of death laid thus rnDntly upon him
and tina, he has been gathered To his Fahefs having
enjoyed up the moment If his exit portion Of heah
aud happiness far far beyond what is the common lot
Of mortality.
For upwards of halls century he perf,rmed The dn
ties Of Clerk first Dpnty in the County of Ambers
and afterwards as principal from The year 1905 10 his
death in The county of Nelson.
He has left aged widow Of exemplary piely and
podness and two suns and daughter of great respect
ability, all Of whom have en distinguished mambe
of the community wherever they have resided and have
been emit led 10 the full measure II approval and
mendaton, which belongs Of right to merit AMI accom-
pishmeut
Here the ordinary Office OF an obituary article has been
perform aud IN ordinary eases the public would moi JUS
tfy any further appropriation of their time their alien
un-bt the SUBJECT Of this notice not Of an odlna
ry character, the contrary there something which
nature had Infued into his composition, which ma le him
a most extraordinary man, and whose memory Will
he cherished 50 long genius has vnary, good
ure and good hunonr has admlrer friend, In
simplicity and good nature he the petsonId
sali,n Of Uncle Toby hmseiffor humor arless and
inotnsve as il was pleasant and delightful he had no
equal among The extended circle of his numerous
qualntances and of hun it may be vel! said "Tfead
lightly on his ashes, ye Of genius, for he yonr
kinsman Weed his grave clean, ye men Of goodness,
for he was you boihero Ii his object to
municate pleasure 20 his fellow man ; and TO every
harsher feeling he as utter stranger as the verlest
infant in its mothers arms.
Alas pior Yorc -. The accusing spirit would
blush Wills. II made charge against thee, and the
Angel Of Mercy would drop tear upon 1t, and blot It
ont forever.
Tie Redmond Why and Eoqqi.el ail please CO..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-09
From The Boston Transcript Of Saturday.
PROFESSOR WEBSTER

The counttnahce IT Profess + Webster in death was
serene and even pleasant in IS expression; eNhlbi
Ing no dscolnuilon sign # distortion. The genial.
heamnI smih. with which he want to enc unter
friend, seemed 10 have 'st passed II. and LEI
tfatc.
soon after he bidy cut down. d. Putnam repair
ed II Cambridge Il communicate Intelligence of the
Gu ion 10 the herfavtd f,mv. For DAYS, through
The vague communication If fand they had been aniiei
psng, that each interview viii the prisoner miaht be
the lass although hsy left he cell and the jul IA Thurs
day. m, surprising that the execnan would take place
The next dav. As they entered their carriage. how
ever, they nnced hustle about the Jill and the
bling If crowd. from which they drew dreadful angn
feS o the immlnenre of the fatal event, and when the
visit OF Dr. Putnam WAS announced yesterday morning.
they at once knew that all was over.
We drop the curtain over the scene Ut domestic an
gui,h that ensued It un leved by hopes, that
the aher and husband had deeply aud sincerely fepen
ted Of his crime; and that the bitterness Of death ale
waited by sincere religious preparation and prayer 10 the
Must High.
Dr.. Putnam haying inquired of the prisoner Yesterday
morning, before the religious in the CELL VIII tn
er there any points he would like 10 have touched
upon in the prayer, Pr esslr Web-er replied that there
twn which it would be agreeable his feenus
have in,rojnced: was that the hearts Of his fellow
men might be slened towards him. after lie gone:
the other that every aon fom heaven for the snf
fang he had inf ct might be vouchsafed 10 the family
and relatives of the a'e Dr. Parkman
In the interview before the prayer Professor Webster
was abu, Il, nsss IN sn;,,t 53,a,al bn,yod hili WIN
died some years since. lie c1uversed with perfect com
Damn tho VIII tn tho liz b c,Trors,,n ,.a
maintained mostly nv n, put,a,, ,b,sa t,ac, u ,.a
l., kasn tho nrs,no, ,Ln,,h,s 80 ,.a;,J ,i,l sae.al
thln,. thsi he ,nn,l,,oo see,oI a.ral Inn, sb,,l
not cans him Ia n,aa;l m, tba ,,is,no, acne ;, =, h
loot ~, .oal,a.;I ~ ~ -, -
"do no, reward an, Hmm nh ~, a NO, L',ln ~
they entered the area, and approached the gaows he
/ Tfullrd. Ia Dut- Nv IA pls
| An Tho will rho d,,;b a,,aa, va, hin, rcaJ N
prIn,m Len, ~, - oboe,,n o,,,,a,sa.,' ;1h L; oai
/ ,bo n,;sonnr rs,a,JI o1nf j anr,rri,,aI' /,
w,,Id hoyo baan ai1;,n,, =, 51osa,ih - lIno,r, r
/ hs,,r,in, nd, H., .,,s,a,a. H. ,ba, ,,hiaI H.
ohitoi -, =, How, I'a, , ''''' e, ,ia,
,hoso yL; Oh h,,,,o1 H. De-, Ill "a h; Win ra
mails ~ loo ii; ,,,,'L, l. no ,1, d,aaiaa 81
+, ,royont a,, n,,,sn Jr,, ,Lite b. ~; ~, a. :;
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anart to prevent striking, but lace to face, Ii.
they grin each other into good humor." Laugh
ter and applause.
r~ letter from Prof Webster to DIR. Par
ter has been published, in which the Professor
states. that he has no further confession to make
NJ. A recent storm has proved disastrous 10
the city of Philadelphia. The Lehgh Canal
and Reading Rail Road were much damaged
There was great loss oflfc and property,
A5-A Railroad extending from Niagara Falls
TO Detroit has been under contract. 1t is esti-
mated that the trip from Detroit 10 the Falls will
he made, after the completion of the road, in six
hours. A few days ago, a meeting of the friends
of the road was held, which manifested the livli-
est interest in lis success
o.. At a recent meeting held in Griffin Mr..
Cobb was denounced as a 'free Soiler" Mr..
Cobb is gentleman of the Democratic party
enjoying in a high degree It's confidence; and
vet it is singularly strange that a prominent
member of party, protesting to be the peculiar
gauIdian of the South. should be "Free Soiier.
This charge against Mr.. Cobb is one of the ex-
tremes of the disanionts
Nfy. 1t is said that the Secretaryship ofthe In.
terror has been offered to Mr.. Charles jenkins
ofGeorgia. Mr. jenkins is prominent Geor-
gian Wing and has an ardent attachment for the
Union.
ids- The cholera has appeared in Alexandria
md Cairo. (Egypt) The Niceroy has fled from
Cairo, which act Is condemned.
aS- The Young Ladies ofCineinnati, employ
ed in trimming hats, have ceased their work, and
expressed their determination not to return with
out an increase ofpay.
o. A Wing Convention, which assembled at
Dover Deaware) on the 2sth ultimo, made the
following nominations: For Governor, p +.
Causey; Representative in Congress, Hon Geo.
Rodney.