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Sentence OF McCanrey for the Murder Of
Mrs. Smith, ut New Haven-McCanrey's

(From the New Haven ct Courier. May Al
James McCaffrey. convicted Of the murder of Mrs
Smith brought into court yesterday afternoon for
sentence The usua preminaries were gone through
with and the clerk asked him what he had to say why
him After short consultation with his counsel he
rose and said
GlNTLrMrN:--I am thankful to my counsel and my
friends for what has been done for me-but for the
counsel and the gentlemen the other side, Mr..
Kingsley, Mr.. Kennedy. and the man that keeps the
livery stable-these gentlemen have perjured them
selves that they might have me be convicted They
had the bullet mould and said that the bullet that
fired at the woman fitted into the mould But
there never bullet in it unless they put II in
themselves for the mould was a new one. And then,
just because went to Canada they made great deal
Of II, though had lived in Canada some eight years
The first thing saw when was there was my name
murderer.
when the sheriff of Bytown took me in the Queens
name Kennedy said You have got yourself into
pretty difficulty" What diffculty," says I. lie
said. . For murder" And when he was putting the
irons he said. He'll get free passage home |"
He has sworn falsely here to condemn me. (rhe pri
here struck his hands together with great
nestness. while he seemed weep partly from grief
and partly from anger lie add,d. in conclusion,
I" lie has been guilty of perjury l suppose must
die but have done nothing to die for. for am
innocent. But if l die. | II get good exchange.
am thankful to my counsel aud other friends
Here the prisoner suspended his remarks his face
wearing the smile so peculiar to him, while his eyes
yet wet with tears
Judge Church now rose and in distinct and solemn
tones, and apparently with much emotion, while the
stiffness of the grave reigned throughout the room
broken only by the accents which went forth from the
bench. pronounced the words of doom-as follows:
The sentence Of the law aud the judgment OF this
Court is that you, James Mccartney, be returned to
the prison from whence you came, and that on We'd
nesday 2d day Of october next between the hours
Of ten o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the
afternoon Of that same day. you be hung by the neck
until you are dead and may God have mercy on your
soul -
McCarey INN edistely sat down, his appearance re-
naming much have before described The au-
die seemed to give vent to their suppressed emo
lions in long drawn breath, when the prisoner
moved from the Court room TO the jail there to wait
the hour Of his execution.
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On Saturday May T. BEcK,, wife Of John Mangels
aged Il years. months and 90 days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family gene
rally and also the members of Company A. Jefferson
Rin,men respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj Monday the 9th inst. at o'clock, L. NJ, from
the corner of Lewis and Fourth streets.
On Saturday morning. May I after long Illness
THOMAS RIDLEY Of England. in his l7th year
Hi friends and acquaintance. also the exempt fire.
respectfully requested to attend his funeral
on sunday, 18th inst, at o'clock from No W Frank
fort street.
On Saturday morning April l. in the 18th year Of his
age WILLIAM W WARD.
The funeral will take place this afternoon. at half
past O'Clock from the residence Of his father Mr.
Edn und Ward, of Prince and sullivan streets
WHERE the friends Of the family requested to attend
on the 4th May, Mr. BEAUDoUiS.
Ilis fri nds and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon from the
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Topographic Reports.

BUFFALO, May 3-of NJ.
Receipts during the past twenty four hours-Flour
20o0 bbs.; wheat, nonci corn, 10000 bushels. The
market for -four is rather heavy but marked change
can be noticed in the rates; the transactions are
In whs at the demand Is fair but the frmness Of hold
ers checks operations. Some 900 bushesOhio chang
ed hands Mt 81. The inquiry for corn is Coed though
the sales only moderate, 10 consequence OF the
rainy weather About $500 bushels were disposed OF
at axe. for mixed Western. Whiskey IA wtthout
marked change aud demand steady 2ic. Is the price
ALBAy, May 4-6 NJ.
Boats arriving from the West rather more freely
The movement in -four il not large. the sales being
restricted in consequence of the storm Corn In held
above the views Of buyers and the saes are limited
Barley is in fair requeet with sales OF 1000 bushels at
6S II roc tor two rowod.
B,LridoEE May a. 1850.
Flour has met with a decline to-day; we quote
Howard street at So SIS l2ls. wheat Is also decli-
ming, but other articles are unchanged.
SALES OF STOCKS ~ BOSTON.
Bosros. May A. 1850.
The sales to-day. are:-20 shares Vermont Central
ER (od) 29ls Is do new 291l 20 Western R 1913;
j do. 1913 leo Reading RR "a 80 do b. ~; ~ do,
hto. 2Gh Passumpsic River RR. 70; Rutland
RR 81: 7 Boston and Maine 1913; fremont Bank,
105; 4fitchburg RR 1924 10 Norfolk Co RI, %; 10
do. rs; 80 Vermont and Massachusetts, RR q 30 do,
sl5 2Ca 10 Boston and Providence RR. Slla ~ do,
sIs; 20 Merchants Bank 1885,; 10 Boston Banx IS;
city Bank, 10li4 225 Edgecomb Co, 50; so do BIO
sla 100 do $50, So $4,000 Ogsdensburg bonds, o2a;
500 Vermont Central bonds s1ls $1,000 City Skies
payable SO lol1a; $1,000 Norfolk Co kR bonds 5'1l
$500 do. 81
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Marine Affairs.

SAILING or TN STEAMSHIP PmLApELPHiA.-The steam
ship Philadelphia Capt Pearson left her dock yeser
day afternoon for Chagres with large number Of pas
sengers. among whom are VIM Carey Jones. Esq. and
DIR. Bureaud- Riofrey, an eminent Partisan physician
and surgeon. Mr.. Jones, who j. accompanied by his
lady Ia daughter Of Hon. 7. ii. Bcnton) goes to Cali
fornia, learn, with the intention of practising his
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SHIPPING INTELLIaENoE
49, ~-~-~----, - - - -
Port or New York, May ,. 1850.


Cleared.
stesmshp-rhilsdeiPhia Pearson Chagre Rowland, As
hs6. Rs ssr ssgss %
ISSsd, jsecs; iamSgrE sesm., Daiohsn; Henry Nes-
naifs.n adam ss5ai.S. S.dis. W Elvsri' Be'oaa.
III afsS$ss s.iSss:;'s Ass,s,ps- RG,s..s.T
lIsdsr . rS paS!sv asIssr;: i..as ksi
40. lddsson 60 TanPss' wilson TIsSiiia iai DE b.
T sssy & asD ads fodaisa NS Hfnn Queen
IA mons, M;Ssn; c,di;' y Eysii ii Sa.es
arsasr amiR' Richmond; Statesman cstEsii xie,sa.
Sa S sa ensTs Asn ae"as f rsr
i nS Retse,s Russell Mary Royand hswland and Wa
Abe. Lswr' nee Allen AAlps.on I.%l'sS; splendid
hafsT and Joha Assh SSs s', YS1 Gsss snail
slesps-E1ssi. Bennett, Tsl River Blackstone Applesy
Ne~Iorii Lady fenviek. uotehkiss Nov Haven.
Arrived.
Southampton, APRIL 20 fM .i,h FasssnEsr and nds
sFre lof SUNDERLAND hound w sith Ia. . Is lon q =
standing u DAY rsssed Br 6ris Emma zol
let &c pstmevth, standing sane day met larss Ane;
ssiE sIss, Msvss tpsh Rss;r' Liverpool p. e Win
r.ds eayy which stove bulwars' and cabin. aud did
shp HISTORIAN ooodhu. Lvsrpccl. March is with ma..
lat 81 10 Ion o. eIeisnsed signals With shp Il Psiries
hence for San Franeee From tbs 2ih Of March until The
gales stove bul~arks los, sails, and driven far II.
shir Jsmes (Br) Mccormick. Dublin 81 days With
s Sas s, SSs sSTsf Nam ~ &
lat s. Ion - exchanged signals With an American ship stand
a. ,pote B barb Abbey land. "a day Liverpool
for New lark goth, lat ~ ~ Ion % 80 PASSED American
chip Fast showing bursee White sad red ground.
passed ,hiy Sir ton Campbell bound East, The il hsd
sriy winds thin tool violent gale from NV and Nv,
.hieh continued days. dr,inr su,h LAT y aud
succession Of wesieriy sse.. April 10 ,st ~ ion 81 en-
eoun,red terrific hurricane from INV 20 NE lost main
toa nearly ne- During The rsssss. las Lost three top
Tool ple, the Let q Nay mile. BY south from
Bar, sl SsTr; hfs s. s,s ' rS days with iron
Bars Douglas lBrl smith Newcastle Eng day., vita
3 role r. s1is Cicero, teasa Ar9 e. l.. lon se
iris ls'ins iem Bosscs for :, niehae ;th l q Loo o.
Brerr Marianne bound 20 London With loss q bsl-Ark
Bsrt John toity Hs.ss Ponce. rerse Riee ie days. With
q .'s ssss q w. s ssssS ' R1s' April
Tor New Haven April IS ~ siris ssrs ii
H%S' ,sisss9Rr Johnson E.'sai. IS day.. With
fryit Z. miller fsr.sn.. 49,
schr Paiias Bsvsridgs noins.ton. days.
sssr hisds Tsiay Boston days bound 10 PA.J
rhis-putin On recount Of head winds.
Below.
s~ brie -, from Bordeaux
Steamship Philadelphia, resr.Op, Cbagr,s.
Arss outward sound vessels are detained " LEAD
vinds
x,r wind ., sunrise. sw. meridian. s. and lights q,
Ts,ssrsphsc Marine Reperss.
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fpNp STEAMSHIPS W As,uyorov Avn CA-sns
AtG,sisss koAl- March Si-Jane Cane. Matthias, from
raleruo for NOrtans.
ASr~xsr April S-Arr Elisha Dennison. tsrpeutsr 81
Narts 7th. Roseoe. Thompson. NorleaBs Madison smith
York
Bcsrsv, March u (so, . bsfore,-sd Frclie. Faseop
China
BArAvis Feb asSo American vessel SHIP ST Paul Allen
from salem sth and sd 18th, for Nsns Merlin
wst. from Boston. 18th. snd cid ss,h. des,as
Bctftsu,. APRIL s-Arr o = Cisnee. Thomas, Noreapn
lOth Rsdius, Murray. Orleene AmerQue. dc; Iiuaeo
70 cry Ncrfok lsih Mare NCrleans lsh, John Holland
Nesttr Do Adv RADIUS for >OresBs; British Oat IIua-
co. Brast Bndret,e, for NQoik Marie Louise for
rfiiadelpl Ia. Ferdinand, for Baltimore.
Bcsss March sl-sId Oscar, NOrlsans Henry Nor,ou N
rork.
bhssrhHsvr~, April SID bdmt nd harths Bstimorei
Water crunsr NNort. Neptune, Caive.,on.
BHsssr April Arr toustsattn. Bsltimore, 18th Fran-
ssea Ctsre-tcn. NINA NNort Nisurgis, Carl Died
rich. 18th, kees Richmond 1fth. D~phn, Dshibesru
NNcrti 18th, ftsstein Welker. Boe@e, kOrle.rs.
E,isser. April 7hrr Stella tttefed. Bsl,inore; nth
b. i-rrr, hrri ls-Arr VIM Csr.on. vausAn. Savannah
CID 18th rsrkshrc Milan Bcs,o and remained AZ the
riil. 18Th.
,ssro~ reh e.-ships ChsrnirF. Jchnson frc-- York
(Oet isl Hong Kcng WHERE rebS ~ load for
tsrs amer ectrsr3ns Bsahe,h rier rruraan from eho-
ulu. Cor New Ncrt ~ days sch Indiana Cryshy Cor We,
lard Jrnisrs Hcncrls; gsh brig rssie Io,et. san rrn-
ciscc shoot xee sch p,rt, Porter woossrs-
CAIevrra, march s-shiss setefa ssies wiassr frOn
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SALEn. nay f-Ar sch Hosdurss. Crsss Norfolh
SAC Hanson, May SID sehr Rob, bruce. Niohsls sAa
srcs,seros. Nsy i-sli eehr Gorilla Horton nron vs.a-
ton Norfolk
WIIAiAGron May Arr sehr Moutersv neIutv,. Ros-
tom cid bark Thomas Prince, HAowefi Antverp sohuu
Pushav Smith. Boston; Wsterviils. Cows. Cardeass
WASnSeToN, Nc, April 25-Arr sehs Is Hanrs Ir.I.ca
Nlcrh Cooper Ser-or. do Mail Merrill DO: CID ssSx
wiletts smith, Nfork; Ann Baker do Almirs IA
dersop Boston; Comet. Pugh. Nrork.
MARRkS. RI May SID brig Francis, Tit US, NAkaasss
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protege Of Seward by Messrs Poote Butler and Jeder-
Davis but Gen Dodge suggested that II the
nee was rejected. more Objectionable man might be
appointed In his place and II agreed to oonrm
him Seward endorsed the nominee a. his friend and
said he Was sound Chat IL, sound abolitionisp on
the slavery question.
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AsHINGTON, MY a. I5VU
The Psesidenfs Leree-.f regular Lion hand-7ne
Furo Of the Earl Of Durhsm's appearance.
At the Presidents reception to- mig hit, there
very full house it being, US we understand, the last Of
the season
The lion Of the evening a very youthful looking
young man. called the Earl of Durham. whose income
lie said to be only $3.50 600 year lie was presented
to the President and family by Sir Henry Buwer, and
was regarded quite a curiosity
But Of all this, propose further particulars in
another letter.
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Married.
Died,

In Providence. II. l., on Thursday evening May 2,
EpwIr NJ. Snow VI d.. Of IIoyoke, Mass to Miss ANN
ELIZA W, daughter Of J. Pike Esq.
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IIHHaIH H|IaI
MEDICAL.

nEAfNEss.-UsE DR.. McNAIR's ACOUSTIC oil.
~ Tor the cure Of Deafness: also, all those
noises, like the burning Of insects falling Of water hsnx
steam which are symptoms q approaching deafness.
Many who have been deaf
years. and were subject to rure have after usax
one totte, thrown aside these trumets being made
eey WELL IL has cured Of ten, ffteon and evsa
thirty year, standing o deatncss Solo, only genuine BIZ
tONSTOtk co. BROTHERS. ~ John street
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tottls thrown aside these trumIe being per-
fsrsy well J, has cured eases Of ten fssn and eve.
coSsTocKs co. BROTHERS q SoS r" sarss,"
THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL cor.
a. psn0crBS Dr. sd; A Tsa1',sa rsofs.scr Ds.ss
.srinE q physical aad @en,. anguish many an s-
nigh timely sTS:: y " ss
Z hs ,ss,.
be - known (, en-. 70 them particularly.
nily Il 10 Il especial nrortssco.
Here a,sc every isa.ls,hs .: the ns,s.ss.
years in whom eontsmisos an important chaass-
remedies ssr,ss mode q cure sssrs complaint
tfItrset Letter from Gentleman In pay,oa on,sb
N, v~ rAsros. Mar l. ls1.
NY Dear sr-ky VIII, has hoe. pesr,yusly SINKING fer
S ,esr OF Of Der s
syey successive one more and dettated and posa
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me- shieA nt,s s.sesvea '.isls Bu, Sr tsis are
been q her srs,s ~ :;
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lie COOPER 10 DUANE sIRsh1, h. eos fnn
st fourteen years confined his prsctice treat
ent o. mereuria and other diseases delicate nature
80 eure the most sesvaed % this dissss- aas
chsrr~. :" " -
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Arrved-Brls Mary Eieanor Rio Jaaeiro. IS days. Lef
ship@ Nirrnie New Work; Ocean, frsm Boston.
Lucy, from Nee lcrk. condemned.
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de WARRkN, on NO. I MOTT STREET, ADJof '
. lhe ha,hsm square. may be eonfientiay cOnsult
IN ~ delicate nature and, from havina Receives
medicsl .duestior. and practice ~ IS yeers
Ofce. Open from A. ~. 10 n. y"
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MATuScrov. May 1850.
7z> Pyssid,nep and ne sisr,rv TIE Suj,ci siiH
DvpbVHi-Miss Cushuan-S-pifls SONIA. E,chf,s S,na.
toTfsi Ccnisn On If Ssvards Casss. &C.
There Is q majority Of the Compromise ommittee IN
favor Of Mr csys proposed report given 70 you by
telegraph but there are several Of the southern
branch Of the committee opposed TO California she
L. and they will make struggle for the Ms our line
The extreme Southern men look upon the whole
thing a. game for the Presidency. They tlnk tina.
Clays great object IL TO throw Taylor and h. csbne
20 the ground and to defeat the chances - Ola Zsck
for the succession They believe that foote IL pushing
forward Gen. Cas- for 1854 and that tie solth, b.
tween Clay and IL to b. sacrificed upcn Ia
promise These southern ultras do not consider ~
conpromise. They think II amounts g. pr,oissiy the
same thing a Gen Taylor plan, Ia the end that the
cnly dnerrnee u IN leaving tho terri ores Tor the
same sort ~ action future day. aud that the
only real compromise having any thing IN Il for the
south i TO run the Missouri line through TO tho Pa
cine and leave all on the south side in California open
The difficulty then, Il not over The retors 81 the
committee will not be conclusive but Il move nix y
that u Will reopen and complcate all the d.fcuties
Mr.. Clay Mr. Cas- Mr. Mansum and Nr ben. apncsr
90 be sanguine but. AFTER converting With several
senators 81 the ,xtr, south Nc comics our coma
dence IL shaken In the success % the cornprouise
In fact, we anticipate triangular aght Ia the sen.
ate the slavery question, q very doubtful and
desperate character
Miss Charlotte Cushman. as Lady Macbeth to niyh,
drew full heuse at the little AdslPhi. m,oriy %
whom were members Of the Senate ana tn, lou = Of
Represe natives and members Of Their families The
general opinion seems 60 b. that h " very clever
actress though not q very handsome woman and that
Mr. Couldoek IL not quite equal ~ Booth. irsge-
dian but very well csleulatss 10 shov on the strong
points 81 Mis- Cushmsn. By contrast
Professor Rogers st the smthsonisn fnsttut on. In
Lis hrst lecture geology had crowded audi' nee
and the series ~ his dscourses promises to be OF the
most interesting character.
The Senate debated couple 81 hours yesterday. and
an hour toby In Executive seseion, the nomina-
tIoo Of Mr. Cotton a. Marshal Of Wisconsin. lie IL
from New York, was nominated through sevsrds In
auenes With Ewing, and opposed - On abolition
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QhMD hkWARD.-JkrFRiEs ANTfDoTk A spE-
yyvv eise ns,urs for the cure ~ ccnorrScs. Giees
er,cturcs snd similar disorders. IL mskss SPEEDY :,
rthewt the least restriction OF Diet drinh srpos,,. !,
ehsnse application 70 business The rropr,e,or eh.I,s
nne c~ss which the mixture will curc u.der The ~,
sss,nr. ~ h,s aundred dollars rur,h-he es,rsS
y doe o. he m.ter- 70 sakes shep ervs So
INC ~ nssi srs ssrsd N t.o tsys For sale by G. r
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NHw REnEDIEs AND QUICK CURES--Iy JUDI
ANeeusy treated private dises-e their ipcirens
sl~ he cured IN -four hours. DR. anew
u Lsrenard street near Broadway guarantees per
and ytrmsnent without tnsrc1ry lonx-stsnsipr
% syphilis 6c treated In the careful s,ner
according 10 the approved dscov res the s-s n,
Seminal diseases debility impotsnsy his rpnde
o. treatment BY any other has
treated In well IN this conntry thou ..,S
Of patients without failing In single ease Tr..en..s
also. q, letter. in Eneiish prench or German
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LrrrrR RAGE Of steamer Cambria for Halifax and Liver
pool viii Close the Exchange Reading Room " HKehAnx'
IN Wednesday. sab. at half past 10 O'Clock. .
Letter Bags for HAvsns ChAgres Pansms CAlao vaps-
raise and San Francisco Cherokee and Georgia.
will close . above n Monday. 18th. -
Letter Bags o per steamer Antelope VIII also
Close as above Monday. 18th.
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Bsrp, Nay LAR trir Charlotte. Hopkins Ne- yol.-
6,tr.sr. ArriI a-srr brig Charles fd~ard. wordiny
Csrdena. SD 9TH brig, orIs's. ind. savannah; Msry
cgas, ,sros Arril sArr steamship osrrsy. Dickinson
rhiilrs NYcri cd s,sarshiS .al eg,i tnar Ashe.
Key Vs.. triE Esreiis Mora. Barrelons SID sehr ze-
Nay hsIsid steamship r.st,, Rollins. Key Wee, and
s,,na; Dan Yrs Aegsr sar1 North of Eur0rs spanish
nshros Arr a-Arr ,ts' sharls. IA; May Isl, Az
s Rs,ss v, Ia Sa STATE nS y Nav sd Ia. aps s
hsrss' E.siey Pa ao.p frgef slas., Ny.
Mr., ~ ,h.n harden %; ysa,s Soffols " joe,
Mosi, kpril sScih .rs DELLA s,s,se. yyor, ,sh, Pa.
eahcrtss, bissbam. rhiladelphis.
MY or,,.ss; April sshrr ship hresdis. ccusee, boz
ss. s%s. s.rSs1''n ,sdi. Adns
anrora Bereslis Hudson Mssnrs Below. coming up ship
% nS.. is. .s9 nssS s%s u.:a sss
h,s@,n csro isrns Be,on Serna spl Ricess aree
rhilss,gsi,; .etr. Jov,. frasnaC iNss A.sons. Gam
5s,E, sH-hfr sur. VIM Jarvis. Jarvis. Liverpool lap
isss, .,Hrsss Bs.,sn Iris. :, Andr.., Mile, iassyiN
m ia hs.po r,sAsr Ihoms.,su. Emily Pr rss..s.
nesni. Sirs trs s:sslins ssnie sSP A"'a %
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01

Sept Sd, battle between an American
party and the Apache Indians, near Pc
pas Quaro, Mexico, the latter being iefea-
ted blood shed at Bytown, Canada. be-
tween Reformers and Leyalists. on the
18th; oath, revolution at 0rmo, in South
America
Oct Sd, battle between Turks and in
surgents in Bosnia; llth, the post of Pa
nos taken by the Pawnee Iudians; 10th,
Island of Tigre, Honduras, seized by the
British; 23d battle between U S. Drag
oons, under Lieut. 0gle and the Pawnee
Indians, near Fort Kearney.
Nov. 9TH, battle between the Mexican
troops and Indians in New Leon.
Dec 4th, American Consul at Aux
Cages, threatened with decapitation.
Such are some of the scenes in the
worlds great drama, during single year.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-01
The Heron.

The food of the Heron consists of fish, frogs
&c. and occasionally grain and herbage.-
They frequent lakes and fens, and usually, but
with some exceptions, build their nests upon
the ground. They have long, straight, slen-
der, sharp-pointed bills. The common heron
measures about three feet in lengths but it
rarely weighs more than as MANY pounds
The body is always thin and its appearance
miserable. Although rapacious in the ex-
treme, it is cowardly in its disposition, it will
fly from the sparrow-hawk. In those days,
when falconry was one of the principal
diversions of the great in Europe, the heron
was ranked among the Royal game. It was
frequently served up for the table, on extra
ordinary occasions and penalty of twenty
shillings (an important 6ne in those times)
was attached to the offense of destroying its
eggs, For hours together, the heron will
stand motionless in the water, watching its
prey, and appearing more like The stump of
immense distances in quest of water, in which
its food abounds, and soar so high its flight,
as scarcely to be visible to the naked eye
The plumage of the heron is principally white,
black, gray and ashy The male has a long
pendent, black crest, of which the female is
destitute. The nests of these birds are often
built on the top of high trees; the hen lays
or light blush green eggs.