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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18


Anlnuu Buildings. AZ Broadway from AN al DO z NJ
ia, collection embraces The Communion Of the SIGH Mercy
Dream Chns-8nR and Children, Henry the Eighth Lad
lare Grey the Tower Roman Peuiteus Christian Prison
rrs and more Than 100 other works Single admission
-ts Sea-on Tckeu ~ 90 Catalogues Z. cts tfsu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Domestic Wool Market.

New YoRK, Oct. 49, 1850.
Since last report there has activity o this
Market with larger transactions both 10 New York and tho
ueghborag cities There are, however, parties who will
not uperate believing Vol is high manufac
cannot continue the purchase staple present
and meet their at maturity; indeed the bodes
dealers feel that the tcksh uhouyh they
cautious in credits, do calculate the
without heavier losses than usual
Unless untorseen should tran.pre Wool can
moi decline IRON country wei drained
already, and low grades plenty the seabonrd his
Viii tend 10 DIVE each 10 the purchase of quaes of
Fleece. We quote sales of 100 loo 0uv lbs among which
was loooo los hne term supposed 40 cents:
81 900 do at 40 1000 lbs ceats and oc0
10 Low and Medium mixed lin original psckages) 80
eeas- We understand parties the East have been
purchasing IA Washington wool a CENTS and the
sam. quay could he purchased in New York ents
10 fac Appearances many surprising that au e
has been made 10 influence this market keeping
aoo hut the stock email the
easy In Pulled Woods hear of sales of Yves lambs
At 80 cents, and email lots OF city pulled IS 2 cents for
super and 30 l-2 Tor Ne. 1.
We quote
American Saxony Fleece 43 IS fHe
Full iooded Merino, 80 Al
l-2 and 3-5 Merino, IS a 80
Native and Ia Msfino, 30 a 81
Super pulled country, IS 81
Nc. pulled do. 32u 50
Super pulled City, Tl2a-
No. lpuled Lambs 33a-
Dry Clouds Reporter.
Foreign woolens imported for tho wees Sla3 200.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
BENZ. ii. ADAMS ESTATE.

Mls - ~ v .:oNI, Ia Pfobsfs Coun heId a
ds, o -. lss a., =. MOS,pssI ~hia and r aid
NJ Rs N. NJ. ADAMS, sdmiu,,s,a,,;, =. r.. .~,.,. i
S.,r;, sInS n. ADAMS hate Of wsts6eId, 10 said
seIlemen-w hereupon ii is ordered he I'm, - -.
the i2h day Of November next W iss''sa V
the oos oh,ce IN ssid Monipoer, sor a. .s,;..,s.
and mat all concerned be 6ed 49,
BY The qualifications of this o,der vss.ons W..es...
ana state soufns ne wspaPes Montpeer thr.s
sceessey a. soon a. may be, that they may AZ
pear and IL said time snd place, thy - cause
'hsS'''. i = ~, By sid:. 81 or, '''' :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
October.

BY WIN. C. BRYANT. SO fs,,s
All thou art welcome, Heavens delicious bresth,
When woods begin to the crimson Leaf,
And suns grow meek, and the meek suns grow brief
And the year smiles ii draws near it's death. -
Wind of The sunny south. oh still delay
In The gay woods and in the golden air, i...6. .s
Like good old age released from care. a3
JourneyIng, in long serenity, awar 8 fsEiT EHu
- In such bright, late quiet. would that l.
Might life like thee mid bowers and brooks.
And, dsarer yet, the sunshine Of kind looks,
And music Of kim voices nigh t-fkh
And when my last sand rwinkled in the glass,
Pass silently from as thou dost pass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
4flarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, oct. ls.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market e69s Caue, about 1000 l60es,ores
consisting of Working oxen Cows aud Calves and Thee
Years Old, and Yeailin.s. =
Priees.-Market Beef-Extra $3.50 per cwt I.t quality
$50, $3.50. WV
Hides, 500, Der cwt. TaIow, s..
Stores Working Oxen s67, $50 a IS.
Cows and Calves S2D, 81. aud 81.
YeaTliegs, 81, 10. and Sl2
Two years old So Is. and d
Three years old, SIS, % and 81.
Sheep and Lambs, 1913 Market.
PRicEs-Extra.S So 4, and 500 BY lot sIe5 900 D e5
and 2, IS. Swne-Reia TO E Lie.
Remarks-Extta cattle and sheep and lambs are brisk
thew did last week. ~ tt,
20 the fitchbug Railroad and Sc overhe
Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with cattle sheep
horses, swine and fowls. >
Number from each State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
THE MAILS,

During the session of the Legislature close
as follows: $3.50 -a 81 ,-salls.t s.i5.
For the South. daily, $50 A.. M.
West daily, 3P. N. sgc
Danville via Cabot Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, $50 A. M.
Derby Line via Hardwick, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, 3 P. M.
Bradford via Topsham, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, 9 P. M.
Chelsea via Washington, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, p. M. 1srtzf = asEof
Royalton via Williamstown, Mondays, w ednes-
days, and Fridays, 9 P. NJ ''rrrs
Warren, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
$50 A.. NJ
Hydepark via Worcester, Tues. and Fridays,
"a. NJ. .EeT1 il' j
.s-,- CHARLES. LYMAN, P.M.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
RICHARD MARTYN'S ESTATE

sub-crbers having been appointed by tho
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph c.mmi.
soos 70 receive, examine ind adjust all claims and a..
nsnas 81 All persons agsins the
OF said district insoI
see shs term OF SIX months from the 18th day Of Sept
10Y, oeihs allowed BY sad Court to the creditors
sud deceased, exhibit aud prove their respective eaims
Ssi'fe us-Ge notice that will 10 The duties Of
~ appointment at the dwelling house OF widow Orpha
yn, IN Wiilianstown, said district, on the secvs6
enoays Of December, and March next at one ocloct in
tns aiiefnoon. on each of said days
EBENEZER BASS. Canmis-
xx-,u. At.vAH sfMONS, sionen.
Nlliiemstown, October ~ A. IL les0 ore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

Messrs. Toombs snd STEPHENS addressed "a
meeting that was held in Richmond, Ca. on the
9Th inst Both proclaimed their hostility 90 dis
uniop, secession or resistance to the gepesalpov
eminent, which sentiment vas responded to
by the audience in hearty applause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
PENSION AND BOUNTY
LAND AGENCY.

THE subsssjbss having besa s0ecefsnily engaged In
: prycurpg PENSIONS E roihcsssnna ssidts5s Of The
kevootienay WIZ, and aso in tie late war. and in Oh
tanning bsty Lssd, will render aid 70 an thoss Who nay
desire to obtain his He cnn, in al
I'M The w6ows Of officers and ssdiss Of tho Revolution
the sascsnt which heis husbands drew. Many wid
e~s asd soldiers have died ~thout obsaping the pension
dus TO thsm which he Obtain fhr their he and alec
incscase nrthen wherr thsy have drswn the
to which they entiied He will obtain Bounty Land
for the Officers and soldiers who served In the late with
rcst Britain reasonable thnt all who employ
hin will be fully satis6sJ.t - s' asfas4 -
Asy one whining to obtain inormatioa will please address
him. post paid, west Faiiee. W. communicating the facts
10 the iirH fss tsst i-a.7-a4 a1iEs aiaF
He has Agent Of great experience who residos in tho
Ctyet Wnshnstons and he thinks he succeed 10 all
just claims. STEPHEN THOMAS,
Wet Faislee, VI Oct. II, 1850. s1fer 97ds07:bma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
PELATIAH ROGERS ESTATE.

Randolph District, SIS. I trict of Randolph:
To all persons interested 10 ihe Of Pclatsh Rsrer
iHg.
Doctor Walter Carpenter. special of
tate render af hrs and
represent his against said for examination
and allowance, Probate Court held the Reggie
ier Office IN Randolph aforesaJ the % Tuesday in No
vember -s...I-
You therefore, hereby notified appear, before said
Court ut the time and place aforesaid and cause,
contest the allowance of said account.
DATED Randolph, this l4th day Of October A. u. 1850
J. 3. HUTCHINSON Resis,er. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Take Notice.
COTIT,I.ON RAND.

II II GILMAN gives notice that he is prepared to fur
IL rish MUsIC-rom hve pie ces-tor Rslls add
cotiiIon Parties Applications made him, East
j. :. ABBOTT, Montpelier.
NJ Information given by letter Otherwise promptly
attended to. f. GILMAN East t;.lais
East Calais, Oct. Is 1850 e72m. .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Alarriaocs.

In East Montpelier Thursday, the l7ih Instant b.
B. Palmer DR.. W. H.. II. ards.n, Hous. Physician
Bellevue Hospital, N Y City,, Miss c. Stewart EAT
Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Harvey w. Carpenters Estate,

Washington District, IS. psiier, within and for sad
district on the 18Th day Of October, A. d. 1850.
Z, OPHRONlA s. CARPENTER, cxecutrix of the last
- viii and tesament Of Harvey w. Carpeuiss late Of
Nos,hfsd in said district, dsoee Pssssats her admins
tration of ement-Wheie upon, il 70 ordered
that thu DO referred the 9Th day Of November
The once Of n. Carpenter in said Noh6sd for sxama
stina and allowance and that all eoscerned be notified
hereof By the publication of this order Ia the Vsrmout
Waterman and State Jonsns newspaper printed Mont
peier hrso weeks suecessivsiy a. may be-
they may appear. and At said and place. they
cause, object thereto.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Insurance Notice,

hE next Annual Meeting Of the orsnge County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be holden Al ,hs n. n
DOWNING, 10 Chelsea, on Wednesday,, the 18th
OF NEXT at one oci"ck r NJ for choice Of
oneefs and Inc of other bus,ness
Chelsea, Oct. IA, 1870. sccse.ss.afy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
PARALLEL RAILWAY AXLE !

CEORGEGARDNER CO., Liberty Square, Bostou
offer fcr sale Parallel Railway Axss, Of quality
parai e from late experiments in England
been shown by Mr. G. b. Thoaeycroh, to be superior
Others use.
d. lg.l.I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
MWa4a6agEzMsu
NORTHERN. RAILROAD.
NeyY.HamUSbirc

THIS ROAD connects at White River Junction, tn
Vermont and Canada Central and Passumpsie Raifosd<
with the Concord, Manchester, Nashus Lowell, Boston
Lawrence. Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads
the from Of Canada Northern vemosu
and New hampshire TO Boston.
This oute passes through the Capitals of New Hampshr
and Vermont and the fare and freight low BY any,
After July ls 1850, Passenger Trains in .eton with
the soove Roads leave Boston from the Depot the Lowell
Road for West Lebanon Wells River, Montpelier and Bur
ngton at Is A. and ~ NJ, and Bristol at 10 NJ
leave West Lebanon for Nasbua, LOWELL Boston, Groton
Junction, Worcester and NewYork TOO A. No. and 1t,
p NJ and Bristol at s2' A. NJ, The arrival OF the
from Wells River and Burlington.
Passengers from the Csntral and Passumpsic Road
concord and Nashua arrive Groton Junction. Woreesssf
and New York quick and cheap BY any route
special cais 7SaiA will go through this route
every Tuesday, without stopping. There cauis pens
and good accommodations the landing 34hs fla
mile from Porters By this droverz not ONLY
the advantage of the Cambridge and Brighton Markets
also the market at Manchester, Nashua Lowell Lawrenec
and Salem.
Freight Train: run daily each ray Sundays excepted
over the Genital Passumpsc, Northern, Concsrd Naahu
and Lowell! Roads 10 and om Burlington, Wells River an
the Depot OF the Lowell Road in Boston, Merchandise
kinds carried cheap and expedious by any othe
route.
oNsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord, II. June, %. 1850. e3rf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
Deatbs.

In Berlin, October 18Th, Mrs Caharine p Chapman wife
OF James L. Chapman, aged 30 yeats.
De.bs Line, Oct 10, Francis Henry, infant Hem
r and kuih f. Prrn;i-s, aged months and days.
In Chelsea, October 1850 Nj Daniel Perkins, aged 81
years Nj Perkins had been confined single day IN
his house previous o his illness. =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
LIST OF LETTERS

Obury. VI 49, -'' - ''' 'A'' - y ''''
Miss Anterior andf Mics Cathrne o-t Patrick O'Briep
lSi-ier, gan, Miss Lavinia Par
Miss Julia N Bug Michael Heay, [cher
Ibee, John HeaIy, Mrs Mara Pierce
Miss Mary Ann John Hariow, N. r. Parks,
Brown, VIM HaseItine, erreb Richards,
Michael Boyle, Robert Hill, Miss Phcus Kua-
John Byrns, lCharles Hosg, fnels
John Coudon, lC. F. Kenyon, Timothy Sleeper.
John Z. Crossetf, 2l Honora Knsvsne, Harvey Smith,
George Duucan, Dennis Lynch, John Smtb,
Patrick Dillon, 3lrimothy L~arv. 2Chares ID Smith,
John Dee, Miss Caroline n ay Miss susan Stevens
NJ. NJ Folist, [nsrd, Q Iohn Sears,
John Greeiv, q Daniel Murphy, John spiIlane,
Samuel Graham, John Murphy, ,Irs.-SIa,tery.
Michael Gaivan, John Mctaiihy, Michael sexton,
John Griffin, Michael Mccarthy .Patrick Scu,ly,
Pat OF Dennis Cor Miss Bridget Ma Miss Fanny West,
Imam, tlsny, PAtric " alsh.
Thomas Gready, Timothy Mannix, iustavus Young,
Miss Matilda Hogan 'Dennis O'Bri,n,
H. r. SMITH p NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

| 1900 do domestic shooting. anblsschsd
$500 do domestic checks, strpss, and plaids
| 4UJ dozen wooden socks
| $40 yards hanne,s, assorted
| I.6aG flannel shirts
| 0ucal'co shirts
$50 pounds cotton thread EtfH
| 400 dozen spool cotton a
| a-f- Class No 4.-HARpwARR. 81
| 1850 pounds brass kettles
267 dozeu butcher knives
% .0Oo gun hints So
% gross squaw avis
1000 fish hooks
% dozen 6sh lines q a-
$50 needles
100 doz combs. assorted
10 doz SCISSORS, assorted
10 gross gun worms
IS nests iapanned kettles. g in a nest A.
Class No. 5.-AGaICULruRALI IMPLEMENTS.
900 draw ing knives, - inches in length
200 augsrs equal proportions Of l2, "a, 6 in
$50 pairs names
40 pairs trace chains
800 wcedns hoes
l75 hand
40 cross cut saws, feet in length
40 cross-cut ieet in length
100 hand saw flies ~
100 files
~ log chains, 10 weis- p pounds each
GOO Wh,tsmore cards, No. TO-
coo quarters socke. ehises
so planes, lore and jack
Ciuss No. CAVES.
rs dozen axes, to weigh from 3 to 5 i-s pounds
% do balfaxes, to weigh l 2 pounds
Al do harchsis, To weigh l-2 Poands
% broad axes
Glass No. 7.-NoRrHwEsr Guns.
$50 uor,hwest guns twohi.ds of which must measure
IS inch.. IN length Of barrel and one-th ~ och
es in length of barrel to be delivered in New York
or Philadelphia, as may he required.
Samples Of all the articles deposited in the Of
Gee of N. Commssooer of Indian Aairs and II NAV h
proper TO remark that those of hardware mor
ments and guns are entirely and of
quality than the articles heretofore uoder forme,
csutr.cts. :
The proposals NAV be divided into seven parts viz:
d Il, By ssss.
dome roofs
All u,rdv,re
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
LACES & EMBROIDERY.

WROUGHT Capes, Collars, Cuff, Muslin Caps, under
hdkfs AID Sleeves, blonde lace edgng infaus'
aud hood wide hack silk edginss JENNY LIND CUFFS
and NANTES, at "a - KEITH & BARKER'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
ARGENT PLATE.

xSPOONS Forks, etc, mnde of this newly discover-
ed MATERIAL supercede all ARTICLES, such German
~ Silver, British Aibsis Plate, N substitute for
\Ssct Plate. Deing chemically free from impures,
whsan the strong Of Auua Forris, and being hard
white throughout maintains color closely resembling
silver, aud improves by TOWN e HALL.
= IL - l. 90. DIV. 1 {
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24

81 man, and deem nothing which Islaias 70 f.
eign to my feelings"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07
The Working of our Government.

A Preach gentleman, who was ut " sshingtoa when Congress passed through the transition slais Of sIsctng Speaker. thaa expresses himself in gard to the Hsovat to be drawn frOm the spectac
 "AmeFeaaa evidently made for .e govcrn- ment, and the last twsaty days passed ia abnor- maj state support this opinion. Yet i adI,ii ed the foresight of the framsrs of the constitution, who placed the seat oi ths empire far from the ope- rations of mob. Had the Congress been held in New York, Paris, or London, il would have been in possible to prevent the mob irom assembling aroand ths buildiag, and the deliheraii ns woald have been influenced by the pressure from without.
 Indeed, the members went to Congress as to a scientific meeting; they sioIcay bore the edious- ness of sixty fOus ballots and ended by organizing the House To an upPrsludlesd mind, the calm and perfect quetness of all the citizens of the Union during that little struggle. shows the marked dil. ference between the United States ana European Governments. The President waited patiently tho organization of the House, and the country did the same: So certain are tho Americans that they arc masters oi themselves. and that the noble and gi gantic structure of the vessel of State cannot bo wrecked Ou grain of sand'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07
Can Man Liy. with Ball Through his Head

We some time since published a statement from the Philadelphia BuetD snder this caption, to the effect that young man of that city had received a bail in the frontal region, which appeared to have entered the brain, and yet the young man recov- cred. To this statement we added that Ex Cover nor Boggs, formerly cf this State, carried foar balls, slugs, in the Occiputa region Of his brain
 The Peoria Telegraph publishes these accounts, anl adds:
 If this is an important question, testimony like the following may be furnished from this town Last summer d lad in the house was strack by a ball from huntsman's rife at a distance. The ball passed through the ersnum a little above the temple aud seemrd to en,er the brain. The boy fell upon the floor and part of the brain oozed out: The physicians pfobed to some depth but could find nothing. They trephined upon ti's other side, in the direction of the balllhe duramater un- touched, and no traces Of the ball foaad The boy well and appears totally unharmed.
 That large portions of the human lriia may be removed without producing death, or impairment of the intellect, is fact we'll known to the scien- tific world. An instance occurred in this vicinity some years since. Dr. Addison Philllo removed from the cranium of boy at Edwardsvlle Illinois. whose skull had been fractured, several ounces of the brain. with the membranes attached. and yet the boy recovered andlt is said. manifesto greater intelligence alter, than before the accident.-St. Louis China.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07
L,tlsr fren. Prsi. W,hsler'. paashler.

The following commuaicatioa from . daughter of Prot ehster, ia reply te letter addressed ber has b-ea saRaei as by the geatlrmas ss whom a wss directed, with request foe ils iabicatios Without comment. we Iay t before ear readers:
 Ne.anorv.
 CAMpaIDoE, Monday, April sah, lsj0.
 DANIEL MAMsa, Eao --Sws | thts morning rs- eeived lhs very kind letter yea sdirrs-ed anI which hsHIrR to AnsweF te thaak yon, ia lhe Of nay mother, any sisters, and myself, for tho tras seatltasRts yea eHteFtnia Reapscliag my be- loved father You believe him innocent. aud you believe pAat 's true. He is the victim og oireum- stances, deeply injnFed maa. That he la iaaoeent we, his family. kaeR. aRd nathing ca earth w ever take frem as thus conviction. We have aever, from the moment be snatched from his home, had a shadow of doubt on oaR minds; and, whatever the world may say oS dc, shail ever have that ErcI- ing 10 support us. The kpowiedge of his laaeceacc supported wy father during the hours ef suffering h ths court room, that It is that gives hum aud calmness now, amidst the nsaay soarces of sorrow that have overwhelmed ua.
 Far dffersat from V has we anticipated was he rssuit of the trial fer we he'd been assured tFOM h. out the winter that eur father coud not bat be stored 10 Rs, aud that al the trial he must rectv justice for the many wFongs that had been heaped apoa him. Bas justice fed from the room, | aud prejudice took her plsoe.
 Yet nope still fingers with us, tor trust that the public voice will be rAasd against the gross ia justice that has been committed, and will not allow our country to besF such stigma on her nanae, such am everlasting staia, viii be that oG the Tiice cf ono so truly innocent aa my father. And I word sir, can add feathers weight to the ef forts that are being made, Oh may give yoa the deep Of hearts, we feed grate- fai for the interest yoa express and feel, and for what you are doing in our behalf. May God ia his infinite mercy took down apoa yoa. snd bless the efforts that being made and if it Is not Ills will to bring the truth to light, aud 10 allow this awfal mystery to be explained, may he enlighIen the minds of those into whose hands the case will pass.
 must again thank you. sir, for the kind feeling you express towards my dear father NethiHg that the world can do now gives ss greater consolation than the knowledge that others believe han inno- cent Sympathy has flowed abu adanlly from maay hearts towards ns, hts family, bat how much moro prized by us is that sympathy when expressed for him. That our beloved father may be restored to is the fervent prayer of oar hearts. and we watt trembling In the hope that those who are now 10 decide In this saay the terrible isiun,ics thai has beea committed, and has inflicted so much | suffering on 90 many.
 Believe me, sir, gratefully yours. HARRIET w. WEBSTER.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07
Higafalutin.

John K. Csrsen. a Lawyer, teaders his pEofes- sional services ts Inc etzsRs Of Jefersoa eouaty, Virginia in A high toned card of which the follswx ing is an extract:
 ''Hs will counsel on all matters touching the laws of God and maa. taking fees for the former. for is fruits of peace yield sufficient reward it's summary is---love every man and thysslf. and owe 10 man anything. Bst strict obedience 10 the first code. most likely you will never cai on him fo, the second; but if you desire te leave the quiet ters of peace, and to tempt the troubled of dis cord and commstioR, he will stand your pilot through helIs of strife. aud wsft yoa gently over yawning eiements of hungry ruins, bowling is swallow wrecked estates, that suen you once set your foot ou terra irma like Moses and Aarsa. yea will rejoice over Korah, Nathan and Abirass. or like Miriam over she host of Pharaoh. their hersss. chsriots and rythiag pertaining unto them. sx- cept what the law allows them, sDgulfsd Ia the Red Sea"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07
DUTCH ENGLISH.

The following amusing account of the examina- ton of Dutchman in Pennsyivanan, is taken from the Pennsy lvsnian;
 Jacob Feitzger, midtlle aged gentleman of Teu- tonic derivation-his apparel we'll ncrusted with dry mud, and his hat looking like collapsed steamboat cylinder. with the top blown oH--was brought up on complaint Of dry-goods man for stealing spiece Of corduroy valued al $ll
 MGyor-Do you fastay English, FeItzger.
 PTts0nes talks him foost rate.
 M.-Do you know what |" steal" means?
 P-Yaw, him is iron what is made hard
 M.-That is one kind of steal, but not what mean. Do you understood this--how came you to steal that corduroy7
 P.-Because mine brooches was hicks goot; have nothing fl to go 10 church.
 M-Does Il take thirty yards ofstuff to make you q pair of brooches?
 P.-Yaw, de schneider must have some for cab page, and todeI wha's left might dc for mein frau ven get msTTIed. Dat will make her pretty cote
 MI see you a man of ioresight but don't you know that this way of getting brooches and petiieoais is against the law?
 P.-I hicks cares tam about ter law. I wasn't borned upon der Yankee law. Pse Tutchman
 M.-Have you got any friends that will bail you P-Pienty Of friends, and more dan 1 suppose you will want; dey come and schwear anyting. Dey schwear where was and git me clear.
 M.-We don't want them to swear, we want them to give security for your appearance al Court You confess you stole the corduroy, and there is no occasion for any body to swear it.
 P.-Ah, sh! Yoa find not tell any lie Tuch- man never do anything vat he " shamed I" 10 telI.- Yaw, did so steal der stuff; but l know where stole him, and was going oi to steal der money for to pay.