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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-11
Correspondence the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
EVANSVILLE, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa.,
March goth, 1850. {

Correspondence Of the Burlington Hawk Eye.
EVANSVILLE, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa.,
March 2Oth, 1850. {
The Mormon vote-Judse Mason-"Honor 70
whom honor is due"
JIG. EDWARDS, EsQ.-Sir: You are aware that
Judge Mason, of your City, is one Of the counsel
appointed by Thompson to impeach the votes cast
in this county at the August election Of 1873. It's
sought to impeach these votes by showing that the
Mormon population are not entitled to vote any,
where.
The object Of this comnIrnica ton is to do Justice
70 Judge Mason, who though as counsel for MIR
Thompson, endeavors to disfranchse the voters of
this county; yet private citizen and one OF the
cherished leaders Of the democracy,s great advo-
cate of the elective rights and privileges Of the peo-
pie Of this country, and deeply sympathises with
their wrongs.
The Judge has written to prominent citizen Of
this county letter, drought believe by Col. Hall,
another of Thompson's counselo which does so
much justice to the Mormon population, as well as
shows his equity Of disposition thst it is tho't
advisable that the same should be published, and
therefore send you copy for publication.
Respectfully Yours, SC.
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We thank the officers of the Senator for late pa
pers.
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Hon. Henry Clay will be 10 years Of age on We'd
ncsday next.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.
SxHIG coNaR EssioNAL cnNyENrIoN,

WING CONGR ESSIONAL CONVENTION,
For the Second Congressional District.
Al there is no Congressional Committee in the
second Congressional District Of Iowa, the UNDER
signed would recommend to the Wings Of the sew
eral counties in the District to meet In Convention
ct Iowa City, the l5th day Of May next, by Dele
gates, for the purpose OF nominating candidate for
the next Congress from this District.
Ratio of Representation to be the same as in the
state Convention.
EBENEzER COOK, Chairman
of State Executive Committee.
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LoUIsvILLE, April )

LOUISVILLE, April ,.
II is the general opinion from the pub
l>hed testimony that Forrest had good
grounds Cor divorce.
The New York papers and Washington
letter writer's speak OF another expedition
70 invade Cuba. One thousand men were
to start from New York soon for this pur-
pose. Some of the first men in Washing
ton are said to have a hand in it.
The Pike and Dove left for St Louis
yesterday with 200 Californians.
The river is on stand, with feet 2
inches water in the canal. Market I'M
changed.
Owings, who killed Herr in street
rencontre in this city some months since.
has been tried and acquitted in Bullilt
county.
New Yoxk, April So Pm.
The Cherokee arrived from Chagre.
this morning, bringing San Franci>c o dates
to l>t March, and nearly $2,OO0,00O in
gold. Digging had commenced with the
dry season, and had given an impulse to
bu-Ee>s.
The steamers Oregon and Tennessee
had arrived at Panama.
A large fire broh> out al Chagres on the
nigh. Of the 23d March, which destroyed
the greater portion Of the town.
The ship Europa and brig |. Pierce
from Philadelphia and briggs Osprey and
Amazon from Boston, had arrived at San
Francisco.
MARKEr.-American flo r $40: cattle
$50 per head; lumber 1915 TO $3.50; pork
$50 ~; mess beef $l2 Is; brandy IS
per case.
PirrspuRcu, April 81 I'm.
Eight feet water in the channel, and
rising. The rise is FROM the Allegheny.
Weather cloudy, with occasional rain.
LOUISVILLE, April s. = r. VI.
An earthquake was sen>ibly felt here, in
New Albany, and as far heard from, lit
tie after s o'clock last night.
General Houston arrived at Nashville
on Wednesday.
All the papers in the southwest COM
plain of very heavy frost.
Dug ola Lo,ryer towards Gully Gil
ett' ms 81 bJSSt hds bStii lately tlle cause
of much discussion in the legal circles of
England. growing out of defence made
by the celebrated advocate, Mr. Charles
Phillips, in behalf Of Conrvoiser, the muir
dcrer OF Lord William Russell, near rel
alive OF the present English Premier.
From the facts to be gathered from the
various statements in the London Press,
il appears that the accused confessed his
guilt to his counsel previous to the rendi-
zion Of the verdict, and previous TO the
counsePs addressing the jury. 1t is al
legged that Mr. Phillips, with full knowl-
edge of the guilt of the accused, called
upon Heaven 10 witness his Innocence.
and sought, by argument, to convince the
Jury that the servants of the deceased, and
the police, had entered into conspiracy
TO convict the prisoner, and thereby ob-
tanned the large reward offered for the dis
covery Of the murderer. The question
arises, is counsel justified TO resort to
such means, TO acqnit client, of whose
guilt he has no doubt? Boston Tran.
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A I, IST

OF the quantity of Land entered in the several coun-
ties in the State of Iowa, in the year 1919.
CnuNrx AcncS. 1QnthS. CnuNry Acnr u nnthS
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CINCINNATl. April =, 3 P. NJ.
The steamer Cincinnatus arrived from New Or
leans. She had ten cholera deaths in the cabin and
one on deck. One Of her officers Sell from the hur
ricane deck and broke his neck. He resided in
The New York herald., 1850-03-14

on ofths In the dark Returns to the Lsgsls
turs have to be made under OATH and particulars have
70 be given which the company may nnd particularly
unpleasant and perhaps inoonvspisnt II Is very easy
to make out dootsrsd reports semi annually or an
nuslly, to hunbug the public and deceive stock
holders, bat when the statements have to be sworn to-
II not 30 easy to make things plssssnt" ws want
to know how many ssd horses the Harlem Com.
psny employ, and a the details Of last years opera
tons, sworn to according to law by the prssdent and
secretary Of the company.
The bonds Of the Erie Railroad Company have, with.
in the past few days. advanced several per cent and
the market price still rules several per cent below
what Is considered, under existing circumstances,
their probable value We slude to the second mort.
gsgs bonds; and while do not wish to detract an
iots rom the soundne and security Of these issued
under the nrst mortgage, 1t must be svidsnt to any
one that there Is grsst difference in the current
quotations. We find in list of quotations six per
cent stocks selling at ten and fifteen per cent above
par, while the two classes Erie bonds bearing seven
per cent interest EACH selling ct 50 90 and 102h
a IO3 per cent
The New York herald., 1850-03-14
Tuesday evening, March IL, at the

OF couvuleions, Tuesday evening March H. at the
residence OF his in law John Erford Shades" 64
Reade street THoMAs DAVIS, aged "a years native of
Bristol England and for many years Q resident Of the
United States
His remains will be taken for interment to Greenwood
CemeteIy this day, TLursdsy) from O. Reade street.
at o'clock, P. NJ The friends Of the family
epectfully invited to attend the funeral.
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, 18th inst, ELIZABETH
JoNEs, wife of John q Jones, aged 40 years.
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon, the
15th irtt at o'clock P NJ at the church Of
WDlsugbby sid Pearl streets. The friends aud rela-
;es reques ted TO attend without further invita-
tion. The r,msns will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for intermsnt
At Sacramento City on the 9th Of November. Ed.
CASFIEiD, aged 80 years printer by profession
and formerly . member Of the New York rypogra-
plicsl Society.
At Brattleboro', VT Thomas AKrLr, aged 81, revo-
lutiopsry % nsioner.
In ST. Helena on the Goth December last, Mrs Ma
CARRoL, wife Of VIM. Carol, formerly u S.
sular agent at ST Helena.
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Our baltimore correspondence.

bAitthohl, MaFcn 10, l,oO.
Mhisry ran 10 Nsr York- city Mortality Gen Cas-,
Maryland and ko Mgguu-4is &c.
The indepsnden, Gr,y,, the crack drill oompsny OF
this city Who prevented from whiting New York
last sumner a. they intended BY the cholera are pre-
pairing start early In May They expect 20 carry With
uniformed hand, composed OF twenty six perforuers
They are o nre body OF men. and have maintained
their position for many years as the unrivaed sf
the city. They number on parade, generally from
seventy 10 ninety muskets snd under the command
Of Captsin EoJeft Hall
The nuu Ter Of dssbs in Baltimore during the psst
week vss s. q which number 90 under 10 years
ofsge.
Through ticket. BY the steamer. TO Fraueiscs con.
tpue to be advertised for sale here aud they 60 OF like
hst osLes, Al nearly double the original cost.
Horace Greeley T. TO edify ctiKens this evening
on the subject Of Red Republics nsm - and vi drs
. crowded bouse 20 see the we'll % hear him
illustrate Gnd explain one 81 his fsvcrits ''isms'
General taft delivered lecture ast night At the odd
iellovs' hsl which was cfosded to ovsrhosing long
before the time pointed for the lecture His lecture
was on particular subject b.iDg rather most in
raj, az they pre,ented themselves to the lecturers
mind
The block Of marble 10 represent MARYLAND In the
Wsthir gtun Monument is besides the coat Of Of
the STATE to beer the following insrription
"Msfyiand the memorial ~ her regard for the
Father 81 bis Country and of her cordial, hsbitusl
and inmovstle sttschnept' TO the American niou >
IL has been tuggerted. that Marble from the Wei.
rity Of Poorile. the ssme tkst the columns Of the
Houee Of Representatives are made of be used for
tie purp'ss The entire monumsbt, however vita the
erosptn n these State blochs u TO cone iron Bst.
more snty fev miles from this city where u lies
either sids of the railroad In exhsustble masses
and is very easily quarried.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14
THE Day Dock BANK UsURy CAsE.-The following Pc
ti.ion signed by many Of the first commercial firms Of
this city, 10 about to be presented to the Legislature

10 the Hon. the Lesisoture Of the State Of Nsw York
norsble body ASSEMBLY document No coy, the follow
ing psssage occurs 80 recent decision Of the Court Of
Appe ais (the New York Dry Dock Company the Ame
rcan Life Insurance and Trust Company is striking
instance of this kind In that case Innocent party
actually defrauded out Of upwards OF $4,000 o,
the sole ground that the original transaction based
upon a usurious loan. And yet this usurious loan
tanned the sinking credit Of the banking house that
made It, enabled to discharge Its pressing liabilities
and preserve unimpared its charter but its directors
in order to relieve themselves of its payment guarsn
teed by the most solemn obligations, set up defence
which not only enabled them to take advantage of
their wrong, but to swndle and defaud innocent
parties out OF just and equitable demand This
pany Is now conducting business capital made up
In part Of this loan which under the miserable subter.
fuge OF usury they evaded paying and have at last
succeeded In locking in their vsnlts this ill gotten
treasure Should the absve statement be correct the
uDdersgned respectfully ask that the New York Dry
Dock Company may no longer be permitted to under
the sanction Of charter Of this State unless restit
tion be Immediately made.
NEw YORK. March z, 1850.
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nAHITImE INTELLIGENC
Cleared.

Cleared.
os ship,Esnsris Hudson Ik,l rratt London Grswsisi
% Sassns ' eS,a,. ~ ssssr JsioSs % HsL.n. hs:sSa
park-Carolins. sherwood, Charleston, Dunhsm Dmon.
Lo,p Ieas s. Ru.s Norton; %rsss wS,s
sssI;.G Centre Rss,T. Ri;s%s1a law risr.en
sn Arees
esssed on TsesdaS shp Tsiassar WOOD San Francisco
Arrived.
Steamship PhadsphiA Niche,en chsgr.s March 4, with
p,ssss an slie win Painted Ds;,, .Ss.ss blue
ss,g sssss Sss,, ,i ssiAf g.
BIis hsTIis, s,slsll rrsid,s s' css, Iss 2 with
. ss ss sss ssn and ss Sdy .h
large fors and aft schooner the lee bow instantly pot
Ss scs, ns3 sq4 sis .,sasSe and
schooner have time to have avoided the eo
10 % SssSisS SOM. HsioS lat IS lon " IS spoke ship
Bcnss stcerpEN The experienced heavy weather
nris Tv,sG GDr xcbous.l csrdsn, IA day, with mol..
rehr VIM Penn (sr n.,hl ninAlsy. Per, ,u Prince. a
s yn pas sa .,.s No. t 1 ,s as Golden s
INNS i New r on ts. ns sHqr1 m.1ss sass q s
schr ouusr. tof oolasboro Mel Moore. Darsn Ca. 10
Seif Hay Bess;on. Ssss.In, NC. day., with naval
SIR wnlei,'. Smith. Washington, NC, days, With
naval stores. =
schr Ann Mario. Jones, New bern, NC. dAlS
schr Jaiapa. CtAImar, Edenton. NC. dan
eehr Zugs. Sterling. swansboroush. NC, days
feLr Ildsd Jcnes, PETERSBURG, days
fehr IA Lowell. Thouss Richmt nd, days
schr American System, Decker, Virgins. days.
Schr Nesiir gtcr, y ebert, Nirs sinia- days
chr Albert (Br kdsr st John. Ne. with chalk Se 20
Nevirs a son.
seir clote, sn AL. Salem, days
schr Ancucan Belle Baxter. Boston. 4 days
Sshr.xatiah N Clots, Cbase, Bosten. days.
schr rornelA. Tanlkner. Boston Sdsys.
sclr Tribune, -, Boston, days
sioor Radiant, Barker. frovidenee, days.
Sailed.
US stortsbip Erie, Nedltsanean; steamship Georgia Hs-
vaEa, Ne, and others
Ysnop Is-wpd st sunrise. ssw At meridian. o. at sun-
N~Na
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City Politics,

THE CALIFsRNIA CLuB-NEw POLITICAL ORaANrzA.
rIoN.-A new democratic club has just been formed
designated The Democratic Union California Club I"
Its object H. In the first place. to heal the differences
and promote union In the democratic ranks; and in
the second, to commence strong movement In favor
Of admitting California at into the sisterhood Of
the United States Last evening, very numerous
meeting held at Central Hall when the roll Of
the new club was signed, and officers elected Mr.
Gillepder, Of the Fifteenth ward, was unanimously
elected President The following Is copy OF the roll
which was signed BY long list Of names:- =
The undersigned Democratic Republican electors Of the
city and county of New York-
l. Recognising the right OF the people Of California
govern themselves and desiring to their exercise Of
that right by their admission into the American sonfe
derscy.
Believing alike in the wisdom and patriotism which
formed our national Union the fidelity and justice which
have characterized its history and the blessings which have
already resulted from IL and are to result from it, beyond
limit in the future to country and manknd and deter
mined At all times and mLder all circumstances exert for
its maintenance in full integrity and strength utmost
energies powers, and resources;
g. Regarding also the union and harmony of the demo-
cratic party essential to its success its M in
turn ndsrensaba the sound partial
of the city, State and national
and olctou cement and perpetuae that and ha
every exsItiOn and at all saerh'es ether
than Of principles;
hereby enrol themselves members of the Democratic
Union California Club, for the better accomplishment Of the
views and purposes above set forth.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14

CREvAssE ON THE RARITAN CASAL.-A crevasse
occurred on the canal, near Trenton, last Tuesday
morning. about 100 yards below the lock at the railroad
depot. The True american says Two basins thsre
situated just completed for the reception of the
waller from the canal. The upper basin belonging to
Fish, Green Co, 10 an excavation from tn. solid
ground-tke lower one, belonging to Henry Mccall,
Efq., had artificial enbankment IA sort OF lsvee
the southern and western sides about l5 feet in
height composed Of gravel and clay. The water hsv.
Jog been let In within few days past gradually under
mined this embankment, and yesterday morning about
10 ocleck carried away the south western dr
wing the immense timbers used In plng and lining the
inside Of the ba SIN about 100 Yards down to the Assam
pink creek This sudden Withdrawal Of water from
the caral and consequently from the upper bssin,
caused the sides Of that basin to fall in collapse
The h,se timbers appear as forced In by great
outward pressure.
The whole bank, says the Ga-ettc for the space Of
twenty thirty yards the south eide, is carried
away. The wharfpg on all edes has fallen over into
the basin, and In short, the whole work Is perfect
wreck. The level OF the canal on which the basin Is
situated ie completely .drsned and of course, nsviga
ton IL at end until the disaster can be Iepsired
Sucbwss theforce OF the water that IL has deep
channel entirely around the basn. We able
te ascertain the exact amount Of damage, but it
not be much less than 81 600.
Domessic Miscellany
A State peace convention will be held q. Newark
n. j. ON the 26th ipst.
There IS deaths in Baltimore for the week end
pg the 4th inst.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14
Our rnIIsdsIphis Correspondence.


The Ite, Soil Union Meeting Mr sersrds sp,seh &C..
The free coil men Of the democracy Of Pbilsieiphs
hold their Union meeting this evening, ct the Chi
nsse Museum aud the indications are that ~ wiii b.
numercusy attended partly from mo,ives Of sympathy
sod partly from motives ~ curiosity those dis-
ungulshsa ~ ., Col Bissell, Of Illinois, aud Mr.
Carter, of Ohio ere 20 be smong IN. .n,.hsrs Hon
hseo nae ind nj mself out for speech that be sud
his friepds confidently calculate viii stir o the de-
moctsu OF the interior 70 determined 10 the
lste Bushsssn movement Of -hieh bsv. already I'D
vis~S ycu. We shall see
The ruD or Of the loss of the ship Susan q o-.r.
proves % be uRfeun ded as her this ,,t, h.,
.resdy teep advised OF her safe ariv. At
vbere abe vss loading ct tn. last accounts for Phis
delphia.
Tn double eagle just Issued from mint attract.
universal attention, and equally s vide spread desire
TOE possession. IL quite sntique In s sppssrsnce
Mr. sevsfds speech, on the slavery question, don't
take sud the Tnyirev of this city vhig paper va.
sbout half right when, In their introduction 70 In.
tsexspbc report Of the spesch they stated that Mr.
seward " presumed 10 address the Sensts."
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STOCK SALES
s:.s,i i XIII:
i s r. q ss;aef 60 E:sl,s g 81:
s.s9Yo % .0s sssS0 7e ss3s CITY g: 1
S sss;1ss 81 SsT;sss; ss
Phil.ssphia Lachapse Co, 5o Co. neehanios BsnL 2 81
ass,nsif ssss ss,aa H.
o.s III Tni,sson RI ss ;oS S..Sin1 Bssd. 7c
& ss Bsns S GZ g e
92. Second Board.t shs Frsniis In.n1anos Co. rs isS
s. ssst s R'Hs a.I.s ss;. @ g
sh.s;s, S c S US S.S Sisy a. 81 % d .s
Ss e saSar. seSa 81 sS dS s.s. 81
g. Ss: sss is' s. f.sas ss1 e.
al4; 6o b q OF RR. 55,4. ''''
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, March l3-Not the sRhtest change
to notice il our markets which continue dull and in
active. The transactions the most restricted
scale The sales at the stock board to-day very
large, the markets closing rather weak Residing
shares we're very firm, while the bonds fell of r. Union
Canal declined h State 6's advanced to o.
BIrInonr. March l2.-Thsre was sales Of 050 bbls
No sales City Mills Limited sales Of wheat at lO0c
lo3e for red Sales Of corn at 400. 47c. for white
ans 4se. 4sc for yellow: Oats, 800 q 32c Small
sales OF whiskey In bbls at 25c and hogsheads ct 24c
per gallon.
NIw BEDFORD or MARKET, March u.-spsrm.-
The market is firm with fair demand, but the trans
actions only to moderate extent the supply being
nearly exha1Sted. We notice sales Of 200 bbls at
llsc., 100 bbh at llshc and 200 bbls. on pri-
New York sale Of 1914 bbls. WAS made ct 120c.
cash. Whals.-We have only to report . sale Of
zoo bbls. ut 43c, which leaves the market bare.
In Warren . ssle Of $500 bbls Qncludng all In
market made at prices which have not trans PRED
In New London the market Is also entirely bare the
the portation Of the present being disposed e
w Whslebope.-We have only to report sale Of 1000
bbls N. w Coast at SOC.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14

s 81: a. s.;Sz Sl s: e.: e.:
1Ssh As.arr hs.,s ,.s ssss.s q watson: x.t,n..
c1osi ss:ss Chase Chaser d..s.siss :iss
lOL..:s HoI., March ll--Arr bark Oak. Ryder s..,-
o.s 70, B'ston bri6 G.s,.ns frak:
SSss% ioa.s ksSs;I oSioc via INC Nol:sns H's
Rssss lss Gsss Ps.yp s
is1 Sn fss 4sSn y, =.
Or Esrsit a'
sssnS sas,a ,cAsRnsn sssh.nio sysnt Iou.s;
Ezsss: zs:ssss E.::.
i; s:ss.S Liverpool.
s:6ssiS:S.i i5v:..ss s:i sylss Sss.s Boston; sii.:
NosToLs, March S-Arr sehrs Dsatoss Emery, NYork:
& ss..'T IA Es, .ss sss s
.n:s isss "a Ivi;D;S
BsssIsy .y SS An. Am wan: aeI s. MY x' a.:
wsiey Cobb Sarah Louis. Nsxsaa. Do; isrsis G.r.
lsi; sss z.sss How. Sys1s :sh. VIM Brow,
& ;:e Zoo! ::' H:s "a
NAsTUoK.r. March le-sld sehr R Smith. Kelley.
NrwpUHrpoHr. March n-An schr Iowa, Cheney.
Nsw Lorpor. March il-Arr brig Ellen Maria, Hard.
York. schr Nsrsena Dennis ops Aarora Eassr
5 ~ .iss tss.
Anard, do. Sid ship Corea, Prentss, San Francisco.
YENsAcoLA. March 4-Cid sch uelrose. Moore, kYork.
fRovDENcE, March ll-Arr sloops Blackstone AppIeby,
NYork IN Bowen, Kenney. do Harvest French, do Cd
brig vsto Dutch Ban Francisco Sid schrs Mary, Aken,
Baltimore; Edward, Toothaker, York River huidah Ann
w est Burton, Albany.
PORTLAND March ll-Arr schrs Nicansr aston for
Savannah; Warrior, do for NYork
RICHMOND. March ll-Ar schrs Oranna Dodxe, NYofk:
Ihos Thompson, wxon. Boston Westover hagee YORK
Bid schrs Nary Lapgdon Amer, Portland; Merchant Couch
NYork; VIM Wright, Rogers, do Lavina Jane, ketchum,
ghton.
ST MARKS. March lArr brig Mcs-ley Bulsley, Chares-
tom 2d chr Abell. Dckenson NYork; Sd schr asr-
hail. wes Tampa Sid Feb ~. brig 0e ls. Trim, NYork;
18th, bark Fanny. spiosr NYork.
sAvAsYAH March s-Arr ships Yeom,n (Br) Purden. Lii
verpool; Denmark Thompson. Boston, Maren mpson,
York; New York. Hull Charestopj brig Torno Berry Car
denas Cid ship Tamerlaue, Cunningham, NYork
SALEM, March IL sid brig Lyrs srdepas sohrs HArriot
Crowe Fr.derichsbur southernsr. fkilsdsipia Maria
Theresa Smaley, Boston.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14
Our Harrisburg Corrsspondeaes.
HAsRtsavRo, March II, 1850.

Ihs Divorce Cases, &c.
The evidence in the divorce case Of Dr. william
wsthsrn has been submitted to the Legislature and
Is quite long document. It, including the evidence
contains some ninety four pages Of closely printed mat
teri but ~ the ground which the doctsr applies
divorce IL simply that Of abandonment on the part Of
DIS wife, the case has not caused much excitement
Mrs. Wetherilrs answer Will appear In day or two.
The spportonmsnt bill is the only topic In the Ls.
gtslature. Next geek, the divorce cases will begin
dsvelope themselves. l understana that Mr. Forrest
Intends to bring . ssit against the Phadslp phis Daily
Neus, Tor an editorial article, in which II IL asserted
hts tyranny s the Of all the present trouble
This case has created great sensation here, and
shall write you more fully hereafter.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14

NOT 'nsrFfed tless duly duhe'lfsested and pod Io
Married,
On wednesday evening, March 18th, by the Rev
Mason Noble Mr.. GEoReE SrourESBcReH, to Mrs.
CHARLOTTE PrERsoN, all Of this city [Ss Louis and
Poughkeepsie papers please copy
In Wihamsburgh, on the 18th Inst, by the Rev Mr.
Porter Mr. ALBERT JocEIrN, Of that place, to Miss
MARY SALISBURY, Of Cincinnati.
In the city OF Paris, (France) ON the I'd February
1850 Mr.. Anne LEGoUx merchant formerly resident Of
this city, to Miss FfLIcrE PLrsss, both Of Paris.
On the 18th Of February, at Gusyama Porto Rico Mr.
RoBEKr McFHERsoN to JULA, daughter Of the late Mr.
Fran els q Lynch, Of this city.
The New York herald., 1850-03-14

t~rssrstfox % Ransom oS.--we ere informed,
says the Vu.bsc Morning Chyonfc, that % oc0 tons u
rsroad iron is expected st Quebec the opening Of
the rsviss'ion from Enelsnd, fer Western ststs -
henhcsi Ho aid, Msrth 9.