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wAsmSsroS. June IL, 1850
hr. Utba0 and Ndc " rico--A Tipy Inpo.
tanf Geographical Mistake # M. Wsbs,er Cor
Tccfsd. AID some Important Facts Rsia.isg to
the TsrTtf@ios taid doVn.
MIR Webster has very good letter in the NJ
ti0nGI Iniciiigcnccr uf this morning. addressed to
the people of the towns aud cities along the Ken
nebec rvsr in the State of Miiue, in regard to the
territory Of New Mexico. aud pie aiding the useless
ness Of the proviss Tor said territory, because of the
incapacity Of iis soil aud chmse to sustain slave
labor All very correct A thousand authorities
from the great Humboldt down to the last man
from Santa Fe. might be adduccd in support Of this
ground 81 Mr. Webster: but they are not needed
MIR. Webster, however. falls into a great geo.
graphical mistake lie says, Ia describing New
Mexico. that" New Mexico may be considered az
divided INTO twopsffs. one lying ON the east side
OF the Rio Graude. FEM it, mouth tO the Pdso de
Norte' tins is claimed hy Texas; The other extend
along the rver, on both silrs from Paso del
Nofte to the furty second degree of north Latitude.
or he boundary of Oregon Of this part. also that
Which hes on the eastern side Of the fvcr Is claim
ed by Texas. The whole eXtentOf bOth parts can
heTuly he less than one thousand miles, and by
the windinfs Of the riytf. much more. The
southern part y Tar less mountainous than the
northern; u has, nevertheless mountain peaks anl
mountain ridges. From san Aatono de Bsxtr,
which ~ n hundred miles Mouth Of the Gulf Of
eettenients ~ Texas. " BE- FIVE hundred add seven
~ nliies To- Paso del Nore, BY track or road, re-
Gently explored, keeping essi ~ he Rio del More,
and south ~ the Guadilup~ mountains: the general
direction 81 which road H. vest by north This
wboe county is Of very little value The noun
tsns tfe bafrtn, and great portion of the more
level country, Be- mere desert IT rocks and sand
That par 81 New Mexico wi--s, Nc Wehstsr
lays down ~ !, ing ." on the east side If the Rio
Graude. from ~ moJih 10 the PdsO del Norts /"
never existed Hisa geographical mistake Of A
Of, Inn r.Nf ,ttlo- -.
nearly eight hundred miles long. following the
couife az the river. II never did form part Of
New Mexico but under the Mexican government
n did fcfm part ~ the states, OF department q
Tamaulipas, New Leon, Coahuila and Chihuahus,
ell of which ccursed thr Rio Granae, and covered
che territory II the lowerpirt Of the river in die
pute. This hss been the great mistake Of Northern
men IN discussing the Texas boundary. They have
conioundrd The teffitory la dispute on the lower
Rio Grende, with hat &c NcN Mexico, on the no
per part OF the liver What has been the result
Even TO this Day. (exceptbrin the speech Of Mr. Day
fOn snd few Othrrs,) III clam which Trxes madO
God by occupation VI tbs line Of the lower RE
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invited to attend her funeral this (Vridsy asruoon
ct o'clock from her cousins residence Mrs VIM. P.
Pinkerton' .. No. 35l Wstsr street
At Hamilton, OHIO, Juas q, h. JsHr RELr, rsvolu-
tonsry soldier. early pioneer Of tho West aud one
OF the trainers Of the present constitution OF the State
of Ohio
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Foreign Mails.

LINN BAGS Ter Vera tru per ROYAL nail seamsr will
clcse this tsy az 81, c,elucE w.
Letter has for ssrleston. &c rer steamer southsrre
vii close ~ The Reading Roru, this dav ~ ~
ne above LATER A. Ka-,nns "a. str.at
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IMlOh1aNT hBult Al WOkN.-kNEHl one AZ
ftted With certain would cvusult bic ints
res ~ ohtsiniug ~ Nslpls Practical fdVate Treatise.
The nauft, ymPos ant Consequence Of
ytrtreal d-,se paul and distinctly desiribe ireu
ding diess,s resembling 'snereA GO found " No eher
On ursura ion self pollution mueh aud valaahe
iroIratiop T. ~ tie ari
Structure is perfect and fadios cure als all the remedies.
The proper mode 81 Trefsrug &c. faithfully
sven 80 - 20 he prsctc.y useul 20 enc in ever
pisce aud 10 the eiv truly practical work Published fe-
nelaiv scysath sdton. 3i2 Pr, pa.es Prizes 81.
sold ~ the fufhor. y Greenwich ~ nof Esilel
free address Box s69 Lever I0ss 0ee. Clay Co. pub
fishers, ~ Ann street.
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Teiegrsphic Market.

Nav ORLr,Ss June %, 1sS0-A.M.
Cotton has advanced, with fair demand We quote
middline 1l,ic.
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nm RAIPn. ArrHoR or 1nE am AcrIc,L par

II vaTs Iresfise, 40 es huuf. % y 90 7.
n, ttuBosy Ncsped mo. 81 GfcsnWich TIE
who srJ IN The eariier .sse e ceraa Diseases vi be
eupea ~ The esse and rapay 81 tie "a structure,
n its trst iuciyent. it advances ssd si
tressiug ssrssf also IN seminal diseases so tr
advsutaees anr very ufive prsctce.D H.
insure such certain safe AID radical A. he csa stow
AufIita.
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fHtLsDgLYnuk. June ~ II w.
Arryednhart lrma Warner. Msraosit.; briss Empirs,
,fpNel Hoston; Ocean Queen, feachy, do ffienisin
liam el York; schrr Jehn Ireland. Cro~cil salem!
nolmes Lodge, savsunah sally Ann, Ciart, y 1n;
Dart somtrs, fsll River gauds. townsend Provi-
dence Elizabeth Jones' Nsvep; Reheccs Ffsuces Nitk-
ertoe, Boston, Christina Purcell Nlork; samuel Cashier
koliutsn DEhton; Jos Rrsley. Smith Providence Aura
T. Candy kosbury; Horton. Corson Providence;
L ttofer, Iudfrey, d..
Ceafed-Berks Gen, Nickerson. Boston. Seiah Atkins
60 bras Ida tollns san Frsnciscs Pcnnsl Sssvrr
Providence frienuship humeall Nlofk schrs Daqursne
tFfl Tefrnt. fsmrcg. Nc Dart S0mers
totrer. Godfrey. frovidence Liiatesh jones nsstn.
noTeton, pcianoi Weymsuth; Candy Townseos Pre-
Nidence hsrfis temnitE lorscn Sami Roo
inich, lrs. Lecture. Boon. Winiusfnn. Nc sarah
lhlaleth English, ifgvidene,; Aira H. gandv Dirhto,.
hsrton, Jorson Providence; Jos Rusley snish a.;
Henrietta Hsl.ock B'son Empire Dean, Mesh irvror.;
fennsJvanis Erickson. Boston Antsres CANDY Fall ,
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i - % HNtI MUM HUII ID SAT 10 IHUtE WHU
~ have c.utragtea dissase voiea. that ia Iens
eare 81 NY heal have ueveted mAuy years ny pro-
es'n are restes sucoessfrily thousands Of sstent~
VIC Nish ~ consult ne on thnss Complaints ~
~ you value your health will avoid hoss knavss
unhushingly tell you, Tta they .ng you snf
ms their kind ~ medicine " all that s necessary
dsease N h 10 forms Persons whose health hs been
net ~ these cyclists. call upon me daily. ls5 Mfan a.
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FROM JAN 10 uAto o3ilo iof,foo
PArnr.-A sale made Of IS tons Paris white, at
60c. per 100 lbs
PKovIsIoss.- Pork-There disposition on the
part Of holders press sales and the market quiet
About 260 bills sold at $40 rs for $40 Is for soft
mess and IS rs for prime Beefwas without change to
note sales to report. In cut meats there was no.
thing OF moment doing Hams we held at &c, aud
shoulders at 10 Beef hams very dull at Sl2 DO
$40 Lard was In active request for consumption and
for manufacturing sales mbraced $50 bbls. prime at
&c. Butter in moderate demand and steady, ut
yesterdays rates. Cheese was in good supply, and
dull, at AZ a6hc.
RIAL EsrArE-The sales made in Wall street to- day,
follows IL lot with three story brick house
and store, in Ninth avenue, between Thirtieth and
Thirty first street, 25xlo0, $1,000 vacant lots
18th street between Fourth and Fifth avenue 2Jxl00
each $50 s6so vacant lots 18th street in Of
above same size each $50 $3.50; vacant lots corner
Of fih and 11qth street 25xlooeach s72 sl4t
vacant lots north side 11Sth street. between Fourth
ana Pirh svenues. a6xioo, each $50. $500.
sra.ps-The market continued firm, but sales were
moderate. 800 hhds. Cuba Muscovado changed hands
at 5% &c. There only moderate business doing
In box sugars. The imports into New York, from
LIST January TO the LIST juno, 1850 end 1870 wer1
fouows -
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siirr AsHoRE-Cspt Buhue 81 the schr General TAYLOR
ariytd Yesterday I'm Eeuthera rcrsrt seeing ship
the Berry h snds 9th ins. she vas an Ansrie,,
could not learn where from bound
BAKE CHsfcFuosr Dcsn from Boston Ian let a. 81 Ca
tarrts harch ~ log for California put hack Cstha-
rincs in distress April eh havsr LAT IS Ion 81 expert
eLoed heavy gale which sprung snd broks the radde
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NAVAL SroREs.-The market for spirits turpentne
dull, and prices lower; large sales were making at
31c cash. The stock in first hands amounted TO $500
bbls. There was = dropping tendency In prices Of
rough turpentine, aud the market was dull as yet,
however, no change has taken place. There was not
much doing in tar; hold,r were firm, owing to the
small amount in market The stock Of fine white
rosin large, and rapidly accommodating 200 bbs.
sold yesterday at SO 10 of quality which fortnight
ago brought 30 common rosin was In fair request for
shipping the duness Of freights inducing ship owners
to take It instead of ballast at pence The stock
here was nearly exhausted sale was made to-day,
Of 700 bbs. Wilmington at 81 TO- sfoAt. Prices were
steady.
Ons.-Thers was nothing doing in whale, for con-
sumption or export. The market was very quiet The
took in the country Is about 900 bills The market
fer lnseed very hrm, and holders were not dis
posed to sell at present rates The transactions to-
day sum zap 1000 gallons at Tic. for English, cash
Tie for best American, in casks and TO in tierces
and bbs The import of sperm and whale OIL into the
United States, for the
Bbls -. Bbls. wk.
Week ending June1I was. ........ 600 300
Previously. ............... 47Ts3 l5o73o
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EtSsCAL


MEDICAL CARD.-DR. MORRISON rs coNsULrKp
Isl With the o. his friends. IN the city and
c0unty-Lis experience IN ira ing vcnsrcal disease
thirty yeas Recent case removd dAys
seminal weakness he Invariably MS
Inndnn dirlama % ~. nnae. 1llL frllnn at-
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J.ss 2o-wisd ., ssnri,e wsw, meridian wsw, .u...,
hsis fiisTm, from A Eastern rort 10 ~ snehor near
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Steamship Hermann Crattree sauthAmpt,n and p,cre,
Shrs sardinia. feudietel, Liverpool. Zurich Thomp.s.
h.frr Ana Maria DQty Valparaiso; Arvum, Raukn bae-
nos A{rts. urriuten, Mars,ll Quebec.
bais The Duke tbt) baay Quebec; Byron Upshur Mar
Bres Lovser. Prosu, Africa Hcrci. fBrl NeK.nsie n
Bruhswich; lauretts, CoFEns, Porto Cabelis
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

ACTttOTy ~ iseU MeItc0
For salaries Of Governor and superintendent Of Indian af
fairs three judges and secretary nine thousand seven hun
dred dollars 7s
For contingent expenses Of said Territory one thousand
dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of members Of the Leps-
ative Assembly, clerks officers and contingent expen SEES
of the Assembly, twenty -four thousand dollars.
For library for said Territory FIVE thousand dollars
Provided, That the library for the Territories of New
Mexico and Utah shall be purchased by agents to be appoint
ed BY the President Of the United States
For public buildings for the Territory Of New Mexico
twenty thousand dollars.
Provided hoeve That no part Of said appropriations for
the Territory Of New Mexico shall be expended until the
State Of Texas shall have agreed the terms Of the act
Congress entitled An act proposing to the State of Texas
the establishment Of her northern western boundaries
the REIMBURSEMENT BY the said State of all territories claimed
by her exterior to said boundaries and Of all her claims
the United States and to establish Territorial Government
for New Mexico"
JUDICIARY.
For salaries Of the chief justice of the Supreme Court and
the eight associate justices, forty thousand dollars
For salaries Of the district Judges sixty-,hree thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For salaries Of the chief justice of The District Of Coum
ba the associate judges the judges Of the criminal and or.
phans' court, ten thousand hundred dollars
For addition to the salary of the Judge of the ophans
eou Of the District Of Coumba (Which Is hereby
to fifteen hundred dollars per annum) five hundred dollars
For salaries Of the Attorney General and the clerk and
messenger in his Office, eight thousand three bundled dollars
The salary of the sscnger in this office being hereby in
creased hundred dollars per aunum from rst Univ
eighteen hundred and fifty, and the salary Of the Aoney
General being hereby increased to six thousand dollars Der
annum from the same day.
To reimburse Reverdy Johnson ATTORNEY General
the United States the paid by him Of his private
funds for the services Of clerk employed for public services
on public Duties eight hundred and sixty dollars and
6fty-nine cents.
For the salary of additional clerk in the Attorney Ge-
neraps Office, two thousand dollars
For contingent expenses Of the Office of the Attorney Ge
neral, five hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of law books and the book
for said Office, thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For salary Of the reporter Of the decisions Of the Supreme
Court thirteen hundred dollars If one volume only Of the
reports shalt be published, heretoore and the u
preme Court shall direct him to publish Volumes then
the sum Of thirteen hundred dollars for each volume pub
shed.
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eighty dollars. q t..#@
Of the acts of the first and third of March, eighteen hundred
and forty seven, to wit: n
For compensation Of geoogss assistant geoogss aboers
packmen &c and incidental expenses attending the geoogi
cal examination and survey mineral lands in Michigan,
Wisconsin, and Iowa, twenty thousand dollars.
For running and marking the northern boundary of the
State of Iowa. conormaby the act of the third of March,
eighteen hundred and forty nine fifteen thousand dollars.
For running and marking the meridian boundary between
Wisconsin and Minnesota, six hundred dollars
For reundng the surveying appropriation the amount
transferred heefrom the application of the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
70 the contingent fund that Office for the service OF the ifs
cal year ending hireh June eighteen hundred and forty
nne for the payment Of outstanding liabilities OF tina. fund,
contracted by the General Land Office, before the fourth OF
March, eighteen hundred and oynne beyond the amount
for that year, and be carried the credit OF the
general surveying fund.- thirteen thousand seven hundred and
seventeen dollars and forty -sx cents
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
For salaries Of the ministers Of the United States to Great
Britain France, Russia Prussia Spain BRAZIL Mexico and
Chill, seventy two thousand dollars.
For salaries Of the secretaries of legation the same places,
sixteen thousand dollars.
For salary Of minister resident to Turkey six thousand
dollars.
For salary of the dragoman to the legation Turkey, two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For salary Of assistant dragoman and secretary to the
legation to Turkey, fifteen hundred dollars.
For outfit OF charges des aaes to Portugal New Grenada,
Guatemala, and Ecuador, eighteen thousand dollars.
For s,ary and outfit to charge daaires to Nicaragua,
nine thousand dollars
For salaries Of charges des aaires TO Portugal Austria
Denmark, Sweden, H,snd, Belgium Naples Sardinia, the
Pspal States, Peru, New Grenada, Yenezula, Buenos
Ayres Bolivia Gustemaa, and Ecuador sevenytwo thou
sand dollars.
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right to revolutionary and immediate thorough
redress if their moderate demand be disregarded,
while increasing Poverty and Pauperlsn Is tue
only alternative for them and their posterlty FOR
Land Restoration as the radical remedy, and Tor
temporary alternative measures, such as have
been indicated, viii they vote, regardless OF party
names till their Just requirements be fulfilled or
they become satisfied that the right OF suffrage IS
inadequate to the ends Of Justice
But we have little fear or doubt of the result;
The Justice Of our Principle and the wisdom OF
our Measures are so evident, that politicians seek
ing preerment will scent afar the breezes OF their
popularity and eagerly prefer the substantial to
the ephemera Land Reform has already been
the means Of electing some OF the highest officers
of the State, and every party candidate pledged
to its support has gained votes BY so committing
himself Our course is now plain The advanced
few have but to cast their votes cthont regarJ TO
party, for the men who, actuated by wisdom and
Justice, or even by motives less noble, shall first
adopt the measures of Republican Progress, and
FREEDOM in its truess sense, the Freedom OF the
IxvIoLABLH HOMESTEAD will be the prize OF all
GEORGE n. EVANS, GEORGE HUChGII,
ISAAC +. CLARKE, JAMES P. MURPHY,
WILLIAM Y. BARR, Committee
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The Arnnnent OF rear.

1t is no new trick Of our Tanmany friends to
avail themselves of their power of ntinidating the
Merchants of this City, with the view OF keeping
them away from the polls or oi neuTallzins tnef
votes Daring the reign of Martin Van Buren, the
successorof his illustnous predecessor aud OF
the predecessor himself nothing was more com
mon, when anything Of Importance was at stake
than to attempt to brighten the Wings away from
the polls On one occasion, az meeting in the
Bowery, veteran Loco Foeo from the Ninth
Ward recommended his rowdy hearers to Hatten
the noses of the Wings for them and on a more
recent OCCASION open and indlscrminate violence
without provocation, was resorted to IN a saloon IN
Broadway, and in another in Park-row' " mig
house; while an attempt wan made to resort 10
the same sort Of argument in the Astor House
All these acts, like the existing Cotton war oper
alton, were designed to fdghten Wings away from
the ballot-boxes while their opponents had clear
field to themselves. ONE WHO REMEMBERS.
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Th;nas to he Remembered.

REMEMBEa, that the Election takes place On
Tuesday, the fifth day of November; and that a
Governor, 1t. Governor, Canal Commissioner,
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals, State Prison In
Spector, q House Of Assembly and thirty-four
Members of Congress are to be chosen
REMEaBER, ahat the next Legislature isto elect
q United Statee Senator Shall it be Wing
RIMEARER, that the Members of Congress to
be chosen, beside the usual business of Legisla
tion, may have to elect President and VicePre
sident of the United States.
REMEkRER that there are fifteen or twenty
Congressional Districts, and twice that number of
Assembly Districts, in which n very few votes
may decide the result Last year, forty votes
gave the Loco. Focos Ave Members of Assembly
several sherifs, and as many County Clerks
Take care Of the close Districts.
REMEMRER, that there are more than eleuen
Thousand School Districts IN The State, and that
correct canvass of each District with timely
supply Of Teams to take voters to the Polls, will
aAake,a difference of MORE THAN TWENTY THOU
SAND VOTES.
REMEMBER, that it rests with the Wings them.
selves whether they will secure triumph or suf-
4er defeat, They have the power to succeed il
Ghey choose 20 exercise it.
REhEMRrRv that, under the Loco Foeo Tariff,
more than fifty Thousand operatives have been
hrown out OF employment by the importation Of
fabrics manufactured in Europe WoRKlNaMEN!
Sustain the men who sustain your interests
REhEaBER, that eternal vigilance is the price
81 liberty" and that he is the best Wing who does
the most to sustain Wing principles,
R&hGaDEH, Finally, that "a FULL VOTE is
WHIG VICTORY" and that such vote can
emily be secured through the agency of 8 THO
ROUGH ORGANIZATION.
Albany Evening Journal
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Bienal composed such Committee, who reported
the following names, to wit o-..-...-. ,--,..-.-.
For iuditor- Gsaerat-sAauE1 NJ, HAN"oSp, Of
Branch. . 49,. RI, ,,,
~, A9rrf1. Gen47at-AUsTlE BLAIR, Of Jackson
For Superintendent Of Pubic L1'ignctioa-DE%rT &
LEACH, OF Genesee .-i
The report was accepted and unanimously
''' or, motion Of H. X. Cla.ke 1t was
P,olrs4 That deer1ug Eqedcu e maze aay MONT
aoue for Judges leaYe il 10 each Free Democratic
yoter 10 make such choice may 7eein to him test
Messrs s NJ. Holmes, Geo. w Porter Robert
NcBratnev Of Detroit William Kingsley oil Ann
Arbor. and John L. Balcomhof Battl@ Greek were
then appointed State Central Committee for the
And therenpon the Convention adjourned with
ont day McGREGGOR, President
S. j. NJ HAMRosD, Secretary.
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TO LET.

THNO EXCHANGE-An HOTEL in
IL Flourshing City in this State valued at $sooo to be
exchanged for FARM Of equal value me Hotel
is let and doing good business. For particulars address
postpaid, THOMAS RAWLINGS, $50 Broadway, N y
o29 81
ITO LET-The LECTURE ROOM of
u lie Society Library Building of Broadway and
Leonard-st. for Sabbath days. Apply TO THOMAS D.
MILLER. SIT Greenwich-st. oz9 I'M
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A VALUABLE HlNr.-The Free Democra

A VALUABLE HlNr-The Free Democrat
Wisconsin, relates the following remark of Miss
Bremen, during her sojouru in Milwaukee;
"On entering private dwelling, she was asked
TO sit near the fire. where some other ladies were
seated, but replied. No. no. you American la
dies are very handsome, but you are too tchtfe,
You sit down by Are of yoar own making, and
neglect the great FIRE that God has placed IN the
heavens, which would give you health and better
color"
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THE PIrTsBuRGH MAYoR.-Last Wednesday
this crazy functionary sent his officers to arrest
John Barton, Esq. a member of the Pittsburgh
bar. for advising his client who had gone the
Mavor's bail in several cases where he had been
bound over for breaking the peace, to forfeit his
recognizance, and deliver up the Mayor. The
LAWYER detied the officers and they feared to ar
rest him, lest they should render themselves
liable to legal consequences.
Barton efterward went to the Mayor ONCE
when his honor, who was not in very ut condi
ton TO try any one ordered him to the cells be
low. His officers being afraid to comply with ms
demand, The Mayor drew pistol and presented
it at Mr.. b. The pistol was taken from nin ana
he drew another one, cooking It, "hch vas atSo
taken from him. He then became perfectly m
furiated foaming at the mouth, and Mr. Barton
who had drawn knife to defend himself, was
hustled into the back yard, his friends resisting
as much as possible, the individuals who acted as
Bankers officers.
1t was then found that the person who had the
keys of the cells, having become alarmed, had run
away, together with some others and Mr.. b. was
called into the back room Of the office, where the
Mayor was leaning on the table, froth issuing from
his mouth
Mr. Bakers son then discharged him from Gus
tody till four o'clock that afternoon lit Was then
long past q, and he has not since been molested.
Phlad. North American.
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10 follow the course We suggest, their bust
ness and its returns would be improved
as the community would be better govern
cd, and corruption and raScahty be de-
pniyed of large and fruitful means of sup
port. Ed. I'rlb.
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W Mr. 2. IT, BARSuM has given 5000 to the
Fairfield, Conn. Agricultural Society, to ne dls-
tributed in premiums at the next blowing match