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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-26
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Atlantic. Capt West will leave this
port at twelve O'Clock, tomorrow for Liverpool Her
mails will close at the post ennoe at half past ten
O'Clock, A. N. The Weekly Herald win be Published at
o'clock this morning. Single copies, in Wrappers,
sixpence.
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Ne" hoIhs July N, AooO.-Mrs A0htOr,-
Among the smost numDeoss for health and plea
sure that environ the metropolis experience
In the Neptune House New Rochelle
which the fsrfamed brothers csps and A. D. Peek
TIE proprietsr the most comfortable and
las been my good fortune TO visit Of the msssr: Peek 10
erb everybody knows who
yirited th,m ravell with them
The table daily in the chsoest dosees
crrtion liquors and vines of Ba chus dst
at'n and the walters as ANTIQUE that comfort should
prevail as the hoss themselves In short, the Neptune
btute comfort, pleasure,
promenades UNSURPASSED by any hotel in the Unsn-
There also recherche livery attached 10 the Neptune,
where he obtained from the worthy
ten sny pr.pristors, Messrs. Gould and sherman New
Rochelle about hours ride from this city, through
beautiful country and hpe read There also hourly con-
and from New York railroad. The company
At the Neptune House 10 select and refr ed although
to,ay there few persons would be exclusively who
far forget the principles Of courtesy aud what due
the sentemsnly rropretos a. to send from the table
their for their wine, and that by the
e mpsrshy inferior that furnished by the house how
they the LOSERS comforts much. There
however, choice sprits at the Neptune such Mr.
BE, Mr., T-pson Mr. OHM. Mr.. L-s-t, Mr. Bra,
the soul Of WITT and good living and Mr. Bgt gentlemen
who wish to live and let i've All who wish spend
Fhtul time 6uripg the months The Neptune
House. at New Rochelle, 10 the advice offs TRAvELLfa
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SHIPwREcK OF THE ELIZABETH connection
with the late shipwreck Of the Inflated Elizabeth,
on Fire Island, we are necessitated to mention ooe
circumstance, which tended, in material degree,
to uggravate the deplorabe loss of SO many valua.
BILE lives The circumstance of which we con-
plain, is the shameful negligence of those on shore,
at the time the vessel stranded, and the insufficient
provision Of men by government, to act with cour-
ege and promp,,ude in an emergency, such as the
present one
The fact that the Elizabeth, at the period when
she run aground, was only quarter Of mile dis
tant from land, induced the passengers to cling to
the wreck to the last extremity, in the anticipation
that those on shore would every moment hasten
to snatch them from their periIous situation A
considerable time having elapsed in fond expecta-
lion, and seeing no sign Of assist 4nce, one of the
crew took life-preserver, which, are autho-
rized TO affirm, the property Of Capt. H.sty,
and not that OF Margaret Fuller, as il has been
errsneousy stated, plunged with it into the sea and
swan ashore in quest of aid. He found the life
boat, but none TO man it, and he was unable to
prevail upon any one Of those who were standing
on the beach, and who were generally fishermen,
TO venture with him into the sea, and reluctant
ly compelled to abandon his generous design Iii,
TO accompany him, the noble sailor would I'VE
launched again to battle with the angry pillows,
Notwithstanding the many bruises he had sustained
md the exhausted condition Of his strength but he
failed, and TO have attempted II alone, would
have been utter madness. Some time during
the day, however. the life boat was launched. when
II Yves Of no avail the vessel being broken in pieces
and the passengers having met with watery grave
with the exception Of Mrs. Hasty, who committed
herself to the waves on a plank, and thus reached
the shore alive.
Nov, had the passengers been ignorant. thai a
life-boat was stationed within their reach, they
would have initiated the example Of Mrs. Ha-ty in
clinpipR to plsDks, and there is not the smallest
doubt but that many would by these means have
been saved; hut knowing that assistance wa. 30
near at hand, they hesitated in committing them
selves to the waves, and remaised on the vessel in
the expectation of instant relief until she was ut
ssunder, and they swept into the boiling deep
IL is melancholy consideration to thick IN at none
Of those on shore could have been induced py mo
tives IF hu nanity, to take bod step To rescue
their fellow men from the jaws ~ death But the
fault does POI, lie go much with these 6shermen, a.
with the government. On them rests the enur.
responsibility. Is il not the climax Of absurdi,y TO
have life. boat without providing a body of men.
stout, bold and intrepid. to man IT. who would he
competent for every emergency Il ~ an instance
Of the most fragrant delinquency. II il To be ex-
pected that government will take coguizasce Of
THE fact, and by the adoption Of speady aud saut
~ messures, endeavor to obvlte In fa'urc the re-
occurrence Of such Melancholy disaster.
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FuwTrs srltrC % CatuovS-rhe statue of the late
JoI 'slhpgr. from tho chisel of uiral Pe~ers.
rh'eb 90 placed on board the Inflated ship elizabeth
"a - h'rsd VIZ be- recovered Much doubt. EXISTS.
hossvr sitb respcct 90 IT, fate ON the 7th Of April
Mr. pnssrf urote frou Florescs that the ststu- had
bsp tn's4rd Ter shipment ano congratulate himself
t.st 80 ready to b. put board the Swedish
stig " fuorsiand 10 which his statue u Eve
shipped-thai vessel having beea wrecked at Carha-
gyra.
The stetue 81 calhoun the hrst full.leng,h
srap,d statue ever made by Hiram Powers II Is
thsn sen yesrs since ne took the late noble Senator's
hf'tess, and ths subject has never been from his
mind The hair 6 represented shorter than he we're
near latter part OF his e and the expression IL
m"rr vigorous than Mr. Csihoun's during the last
lev J'srs The Cue ouu. % the head " beautifully
pre'u'sd and The vorh ~ the eminent sculptor has
bsen ADMIRED BY every -ho has had the pleasure
81 ssing y. IL is hoped that this splepaii YORK Of
art MAJ ht saved ~ % has years ~ toll aud a. its
arrival has h~ep asaited with great AnsLtv bv the
iit nds Of the lsmsntsd statesman.
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VALVE RIAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE THE Cry
COUNTY NEw YORK. Assessed 1919 1850.
~Assesspiens Of lei9.o >-Assessrne,s Of 1850 y

TOTAL increase In yesr. ........... SO sos 5s3
1t will be seen, therefore, that while the assess
meni is apparently less than that OF last year. our
citizens will be called upon to pay nearly quarter
of million Of dollars than they did for ISt9
the taxes for that year being ss,oO5, 1852, and for
this 90 go, $50 A.
IL would appear, therefore, that it matters very
little 10 our citizens what kind of a charter they
have, that they are certain Of being plundered by
the municipal government to the extent of their
ability to pay. We warned the present city GO
vernment, immediately after the election to which
they indebted for Office, that with the new
charter they had an opportunity Of reducing the
taxation, that reform and retrenchment were ex-
pecied Of them, and that if they did not the
people desired, they would be held to a strict ac-
count Despite the often expressed will Of the peo-
Pile, and in defiance thereof, well as of the new
charter, they come forward and ask nearly quar-
ter Of million Of dollars more than they dii the
year previous, for the support Of the city govern
ment We are really beginning to believe that,
charter or no charter, contract system or no con-
tract SYSTEM the party in power no matter To what
school Of politics they may belong, will plumber the
PEOPLE, and will be as corrupt they possibly
be. We now give notice that are opposed to
the continuance Of the present party in power in
our city government, and that We shall advocate
n change at the next election TO the best of our
ability. If this is the way the wings act then, in
the name Of economy, let US once more give the
democrats a chance. They are very hungry, and
they may act honestly for one term at all events,
if they are put in office
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NV. rnorrn, So, IN P..irIe.-Ths P.sama e. 40

NtNs FHoN1Hf FOl ~ FAAVIt-Ih NO Fknamh r We
Of the 26tb ult says -
The Britisb steamship Bolivis. Capt. williams from
tallso arrived a. this port Sunday last the 23d
iBst she br, ught s5OUO,O in colo and specie bat
lion for trsnspor alton to SOut hampton Eogant snd
twenty seven ps@eepgers among wb,m ~s we're
ylss-'d 20 notice Mr. John D'Aquiu. men Der OF the
ttm ef v. a serruyss Go ~ This city, sno General
iiamL q Distinguished citizen q the Repue,ic Of
Eeuador,
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Grand Fancy Rail NJ s.r.to~.-w..

cay the it Of August spprosehips been apart
the celebration THE festival
states Hotel Saratoga Duo notice will be given Of the
tails Of the arrange JAS. n. NARVIy q CO.
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The Plumbe National Gallery, No. 25l
BrosdwaySapsers and others should not fail to visit
u OF the most interesting places in the city. Tho eo
lectisn the largest in this country and composed Of the
most distibg uish,d individuals.
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siI, the Ia,muasie Cutter OF Hair and

wLssrs Nsau corner Of Pine street. may be daily
sorsule- to ~. hest stye form fu DE-
vslsTutnf ieautiee
tale t " ne shove sequres by long
coed taste aud Judgment smhenty AZ him for giving
al I'D
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Three Ply Carpets are densId pstvsy
be fonnd only a. The famous Cheap Carpet warshouss.
shilling English Ingaia Carpets sad three and four shilling
Flor Oil Cloths, are dsoit sdly cheap.
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large hhndsomesi and best Of Ladies. Misses
and Chdrebs Cater Boots and shoes be had in
York MT Mer's prices too. while they insure article
to be fully their worth moderate
ing them within the reach Call his
Ladies' and you will not regret your visit.
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CsrPsss-Wm. McGrorty, I30 william
% Ate s.ass 9nsr. Ter sale ysrd. Of ssrpst
want ~ rich carpets IN give HIN call 100 pieces Esgsh
sorf~e-s ~ Rrrs
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Comb M etory.-sheil, Open Chain Pat
tsfrs t,The ad'es invited 20 txsmue tie styles
which = very large and vsree Just received per
eonpe,e sssrmen, ~ French combs very Superior and
tesutiful patterns Comb A. W oi@s.1- by
ZN QrInBY slsS Broadway.
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HAIR D,inx-Ph.lon,s maaic Hair G

selor tbs hair WHISPERS the applied without
injury 20 th. h.ir or skin can he washed immsdiy
without disturbinr the color and has oder II n
tlse or scid rHALoNs wiz and Toupss Maaufas.ory
lg7 Rroad~av
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invited inspect PBAJoNs style % wigs and Tsu-
pee He Keeps The largest and best the city,
o. bis celebrated wsge Hair Dye Factory, I Broadwsy
corner OF Dey street. Copy the address.
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sure tan pimples frsekss ssllo-pe kc Poadrs sos,l
Ter ersdcatnG supernucus hair from Any part Of IN
body Liquid Rouge fer pale lips aud cheeks lilly Whit
TOR red cheeks Se ct ~ walker from
u calender ~ Son ~ Third street.
Bates Co., I'D Washington street. Boston.
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pesssnR Cases complete. ana ready foI
ue each article contained therein being Of the very
quality. Persons travelling. will hnd this artcls
bsr slesnce eonverinoe ard utility Toilet articles OF
every deserp ton at S3h Broadway. IN. QUIhBY.
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10, fr weather. The conf rtsbls m
A. te crotum and estices during the reiara-
TIN ttNf,c BY extrms heat enables the
an s1erce tout In enVerie~ee To only At s5
Full street. dow from Broadway.
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Wig. sna reup- Media,

been avHrtea Wp Ustctclpr for the wigs aud
Tee n. Lltl. invited Inspect his style for
le9e. at BAT HktbRS celebrated viz Faesorv. 4 Wall
street We kreTs the srgsst and best In the
city. Gerry 'hescdr.ss.
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ever ibey losers much There are
q H and e. living and M s
hon tine ~ s %ssss g e VI
Grand Fancy Ball at saratoga-wsdnes-
% BE-: bee, !. e. q. ss
s 81 hS,s Duo notice VIII Be syss q hs de-
The Piumbs National Gallery, No. ssl
s..; mos, r!s.;:.i.s Pisces +: r;
mos, Distinguish individuss
J. b. Miller, 1874 Canal street, has the
ND chGfeS latter n"o and sso: :, :. had Ns-
S Be uy , ssrs 4. i n. . Z
Ladies' and you will not resrs, your visit.
Those New and Beausirui Patent Tapestry
h,.e Ply CARPETS are in treat dens.d 1. new itiy.ly
G T. s.us .sS a.:
roa oh. as d:otsIy :h .sa three and four shilling
Dressing Cases Complete. and ready for
sS.y PsI.sn. ,r..,iIins. .i sss III. .i.si.
every descriptions At ssH Broadway. IN. oUIHBY.
esur.ud's Italian msdic.ted Soap viii
sure tan pnples feekes sallo-pes re- Pondrs Subtitle
sa sses % ps hair .a s0 n y n:
g, red cheeks, ss 81 sissr street ser. rom isos
CO. wsins'os .'rs, "i sS.,. Ss'' 'A'''''AA
Wigsi wigsi-Citizens ana Strangers are
s,'' n,Ds,, psAL9ss new style 2, Wigs .sa T.u-
Celebrated ws, Hair py s.'i M ss city.
corner Of Dey street. Copy the address.
Hair Dying-Ph.Ion's Magic HAIR Dye, to
sslsr tbs hair Or vhstrs the moment iii. applied Without
vhsu, d.urbS, n. color and s.s no bad sasr IL /. se
tss or cola st rHALoNs wiz and roupss Mandatory.
Csrpss--wm. Mcororsy, 100 william
.sres who'll ATE ssals offers Ter sale yards carpet
ss aud 81 lsh. .. ets CHEAP Tor esah We sdvi. ,io.s
rspes,ry Carpets, ..vie. ,ssss Ais. isrrs as
Comb n, e,ory.-shsiI, Open Chain Pat
.hi.h very large and varied Ju,t received
sssu1lfui patterns. Comb, a. v, ois..l. sy '''''''
w ouIssY siss Broadway.
shep m ans Premium susPensory Bsndaae.
y rs.h'r ~ m .. conf table srsel. ever srn.
tn s,a,e BY s,trms hs. .sd enables The
rSl'et street 'rs dorr ircm Broadway.
Hair Dy..---Bs,ch.ior's Genuine liquid
go ny e Pr9SSus a. u. m.nsss.ery Wall
my dplora, Per-ers whase hair has sssum.d a
.o.ess ~ ssaS as .s"v. cePV ss sasT:s ''' navel
Wigs aud roup..-.--Anoth~r Medal .has
been w Ustseler for the best wiss snd rou
~, az ,R s'sss 20 is'Fsss h. rev ',yi, ts
street We h..rs the lsrsst and best assortment in
ptiI, the Iptnsttsbie Cutter OF Hair and =
wtssr Nssau, eerner Of Pine street. may be daily
sopsue ~. hest style form full
vel. 81 s and lesuties ~ The fntmi
tate t " ne shove scques by long
coed taste aud judgement sminenty AZ him for Swing
ateve sdvice
Summer Cb~shtns, neat cheap and FASH
fouabie OAd Fell We Ha-Linen,
10 suite ch; ae assortment them IS
ne Nassau snd heel stre.ts.
Dr. james ". Powell, OcuIsss, Aurfs,, &c.
Ear fr 70 sasl wi Brcsa~sy sn,rsnss " war
street where he had his posular Treaties
Eye ~ edition price ~ asa his self
Ear wo-rtsirf refssisf Yves fpssr.ad
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Hair ~ en- niy be at IN. mauufaetory oval
street The hie should susrd against iitatioss SCI
my urous dipur Persons whose hair has assumed I
bad s.cr tr,u he use Of the imaoR dyes can have Il
corrected ~ eail'nr a. shove Ccpv the ADDRESS
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NrwonLRASa. Inly Is. 1s5l

NEwORLEASs, July 10, 1850.
10 DIS. A. kendall Co.-GeRaemen: proceed to
redeem the promise made you ego,
cienty tested your Electrical Febuge, you
result would premise that lis exhibition ard kH0siag
20 bspucy eegaabs and entirely from any dessro,
harsh properties, had, Of Of the misgfy
ngs usually attendant upon the private professional employment
the popular the day had confidence
the remedy believing emneny adapted fulfill all the indica
items Of speedy successful all febrle Developments and
especially the earlier stages, by
designated, by what grade type characterized.
Called recently suecekvsy
fever generally Of the bilious remten type few Of them mild
their character bu, the ,y marked by vruenee.
determined the Febuge, and accordingly
doses of tehpojnu combined with grains qunne
introductory visit the subsequent visits space
hours intervening between the frat aud second
etween the second and third vtaous Ia thirteen cases.
three doses exhibited above eIsred prompt saary
on-sveFy vge fever hayirg da pgearedha the patients
dismissed cured and requiring reatmenhe
prompt efficacy Of the Februge dis pensng
toni msdcamentI commonly prescribed the
eonvaenoenc very reason o that the lever
permitted wrangie " long enough their veins II
do much positive injury mischief,
In the fourteenth prescribed and In
zen hOu the fever was sub ued ~ pasu reap, the
day. The Febniuge preceded eahare
again space its ONCE so efficiently as to F
| tify the dismissal Of the patient
In conclusion permit say that the Fetruge has realized
my most expectations medicine Of great control.
ing powers In fever, Of high grades prculay and de,p
my judgment precedence Of every other poEn bp
la introduction and will Constitute epoeha ia medicine
and will fail gnSz discovery the new era in III.
ameoaton Of human usrng and in the prOo CATION
he WIN. OWEN NJ D.
P. s.Tbres alluded to above were contracted in
Chagre and had been on sipboal dsy or Two
before their arrival a this city. su2 a. Adm
~ Being now prepared to transact any business in
the Noar line beg leave inform my friends public
generally, that have Office No Camp street. and most
respectfully solicit their patronage aPsu W. CABLE
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The CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY.-The annual report of this Company, ending
the 18th ut will be found in another column, show
ing that dividend of thirty-three amd Ome-ttird
per cent has been declared the result of its last
Twelve months business. The exhibit OF the af-
fairs of the institution proves it to be in remarka-
bly, prosperous condition, and will have great in
fluence upon its future operations. Under the man
agement of its President, this company has enjoy
ed to great extent the confidence of the public,
and the present report fully sustans the high opn-
ion entertained of its officers. We call attention to
the rennrt,
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On Sunday evening, August A. haEpas g. AFTER slor
Illness MARY wife Of Mr.. James Drisco aged I'd YEAR
formerly Of the Parish Of Glaumre, the city Of Cork
Ireland, and for the last years resident Of this city
" The the family invited to attend Funeral
wi place THIS DAY. o'clocH fire. the reAdence
Of her husband and family Of Casaeaivo and Poet
Third Municipality.
On Sunday. August 4, JOHN CoLAHAN, native of the
County Galway, Ireland.
T His friends acquainanee invited attend his Funeral
Tells AFTERNOON at O'Clock from the o. St Paul and
Poydras streets, fgrocery store.)
August alta O'clock of Congestion of the Brain, Mrs.
MARY STRANGE. wife of w. Il. Strange.
The renua family respectfully invited 10 attend
her Funeral O'clock THIS MORNING, from the Of
Religious and Richard streets
August A. at O'Clock. Of Congestion of the Brain, SARAH
HOLIDAY wife OF jacob Robinson, now in California
CT The friends OF the family, Of John burgan
guessed to attend her funeral O'clock THIS MORNING.
the corner Of 81. Mary and Poydras streets.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT,-The right of person
convicted of crime by a jury, to be out on bail
during the tendency of the appeal, learnedy
discussed by Judge Larue Saturday. He said
that the clause in the Constitution copied from
the Magma Charta, and the English authorities
were applicable to this point He examined them
at length and decided that as a general rule, bal
should not be taken. We regret that want of space
will not enable us to publish it.
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From Morgan, we have received the second vol
ume of Milmans Gibbon. This will be completed
in six volumes. The type is clear and the paper
good. The charge formerly made that American
editions, though cheap, were unfit for the library,
no longer holds good 1t is gratifying to contrast
editions of standard works of the present day with
those of twenty years back. In typography, we
are certainly approaching the English.
THE SHOULDER KNOT, BY B. F. TEFT.
This is novel by buckeye of Cincinnati. The
scene is laid in France, during the reign Of Louis
XIII-Anne and Richelieu, those characters
which cast an interest over every scene and figure
in its pages. The book is a compound of the phi
losophical and historical.
HISTORY OF THE CONFESSIONAL, Bishop HOPKINS.
This book, as its title indicates, belongs to the
department of controversial Theology. We can
speak of it only from the fame ofts author.
THE LATTERDAY PAMPHLETS, EDITED BY T. CARLYLE
No. 8, Parliaments-
This is another one Of that series of remarkable
political tracts from that lumber garnet and old Gu
riosity shop, Carlyle's brain.
The OLD OAK CHEST. by G. P. R. JAMES
1t is the fashion of the day to ridicue the novels
OF this author, who, it must be confessed is rather
too prolific. But they are all read with interest,
and there is nothing in them of demoralizing ten
dency-a remark which does not apply to the trashy
literature of the day.
The PRoFEssoR's LADY, BY BERTHALD AUERBAoa
This is one Of the German novels, translated by
Mary Hewitt. She selects with great care and
good taste, and the contributions she has made to
our literature from the German SOIL are added to
our stock.
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Dictionary NOAH wEBsrERstbe great work unabridged
II you are too poor save the amount from Cd back, put
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Dr. Webster's work is the best DICTIONARY Of The
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This volume must find itl way into all public private
braes for provides the English of the mos,
valuable niorma9n which he would vain
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Containing three times the Of any English
Dictionary compiled ia tn country any thu
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Madame Bessin, one of the prima donnas of the
French Opera Troupe Of this city, and who has
been singing Louisville and the Western cities,
is, we are sorry TO say, no more. She died re-
Gently at Buffalo, of grief at the loss of young
daughter Madame B. was an accomplished artist
and very estimabIe lady.
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July Sg AZ the residence Of Mr. Caller sr NapoIeonyie
Parish q Assumption ~ The Rev. Able Masneau Prnci.
son Of Augusn Gsuther Of the city Of 0nebec Lower
canada, and Mis- CAROLINE CALLirR, OF the Parish Of
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Fort WORTH ON THE Rio GRANDE.-Indians
are all quiet this frontier. There have been be-
tween two and three hundred 10 this post within
the last month, and they profess the most perfect
friendship.
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EXECUTION OF PEARsoN.-Pearson, the muir
derer, was execute Boston on the goth ult. with
in the prison walls While on the platform he
made speech to the audience or spectators, who
had assembled to witness his execution, in which
ne confessed bis enilt and Acknowledged the just
ness Of hs sentence. The prisoner seemed fully
PeniieH' Al halEpa~i 10 O'Clock, A a., hs was
a struggle.