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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Ne~-York Free school state Convention,

TO THE PEOPLE or YEWY YORK.
The question whether The State Of Hew-YorS snA' OF
shan not have Pass SCHOOLS, 10 to be decided Al n9 Po'
In November next nisa question OF great moment is
Secon Involves vast results It will effect 10 al
not fully appreciated TIE Physical lnieilectus ooe' ~
Mosa Interest,". Of The ssie In WORD tne Empire o'a'
IA TO bs dishoporoa or 10 be elevated By t1a, Vo'e'
The question must BE- diseossei ofgan'zsuon 10 lnsns
perssble. We nsre'ore join 10 tho CALL Tor SRA Z
CONVENTION Of friends Of FREE sCHOOLS, 70 %
h.1o a, Syracuse, 90 WEDNESDAY, THE fESrh VI
July. al 10 O'Clock A. ". WeioViIo opponsnu OF r'''
School, to present their yisws Of the question 10 oeos
Invitations will be extended to quits numoe, o. '.'
ucst able and dls,iugu'bei friends OF i's''A L'1'1
Don in this and other states ..,,, 4,
We respee fully ssk Of every Eoioi ., 20 =, -
thls sste &. least one eary inseIIoo o' 'ii' ''7
notice as be shall deem flung ,.cxsoS
All HOvEY, ssoS WesTCOTr
DANIEL PRATT GaSS Y sHDGWfCK,
DUDLEY Phshpt9 CHAS WHEATON,
JOHH w BAkkkh5 JnSepU A ALLEN,
JOHN MrCHv1TiN' o AsJOHNSON
WIN hull LEWIsJ 0iLLET,
JOHN Wocy1 III GEO @ KELLOGG,
naNTFL HcDoUGALL Jan % o3oywIVSnY
IN WTNCHELB, Ec5I O " " iii ~ ~ y ,s:TOJ
p RI AGAIN - Ch "a SroTr
sF SMITH, ~, 9rHDISnrI
RI GARDINER, WI OhA"DIH'
Counnttten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Etw-lfcxicOs

BIZ Telegraph Ezelusi5eiy for The irtoaHe.
WAsHISGToS, Monday, Julys.
Upon careful inquiry, am satisfied that the
fair thing has been done by the Administration in
regard to New Mexico, though the particular action
in the premises has not transpred-
Yours for the right B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

y" 's'o''ines' " hrs' Qua,sy rr.dy.n.d. ,,,,-ps
various oe~ styles. Bu.snsss .vd- rr.vsnny
e..,., 'se,.' orea and FrOeh cosn, L,gs ov,,eo.rs
"A. 7. JENNINGS ii Broadway
Ocpos,,- tn PAN vo,,,.,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Professor Webster's Case.

BOSTON, mOhlty, July
hearing was had before the Committee on Par
dops this morning in Webster's case. A petition
for clemency, signed by 9s4 persons of New.York
CITY. two from Franklin County, n. Y. and one
from Michigan were presented. The Lieutenant
Governor stated that large number Of petitions
for communication bad been received one from Mr.
Green, Jury man in the case, two or three others
from persons who said they themselves committed
the murder and not Professor Webster. Several
medical men showed that blows on the head such
a. that which Professor Webster said he gave Dr..
P,rkmap often caused death in a short period. Mr..
Edwin Jarvis cited two instances to show the an.
eovernable temper Of Prof. Webster, and bow soon
il was over. In one case Dr. Webster, when a
student, commenced the play Of knocking of ha.
with another student in which Webster was rath.
err the worst off; finally Webster got enraged,
seized stick and would have given deadly bio v
bad be not been prevented. The next day he
shoWed no resentment.
A. another time in London Webster was being
shaved, when Dr. b. L atchiord play fully remarked,
Did Won ever see a barber shave monAey
| W ebster was much enraged. seized knife, and
vould have struck at Dr. l.. had he not been pre-
vented. DR. Jeffries Wyman was introduced TO
show that DR.. Parkman's skull was little thinner
| than the average. A petition was presented Oy
Prof Bowen, signed by President Sparks and near
y all the Professors of Harvard, praying for COM
mutation not on the ground Of his late confession
he las they ssy having forfeited all claim to De be-
eved, but on the great probability that exists that
| be act was not pre- medtated. Pref Bowen urged
or delay to obtain more dire CO petitions, and ina
decison in the was postponed tai the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
From California.

NEw.ORLEArs Wednesday, JAY
The Alabama arrived today with San Francisco
dates Of LIST Jone. Her newI is superseded by the
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Trnffina Match,

PHIL4DELPsIA, Monday, Jllys.
A tro'tiDg match took place here to-day between
Lady Suffolk and Moscow. Mile hests-best three
in FIVE. in harness. The race was won by Lady
Suffolk. she having distsnced Moscow. The fall
heat time was 2]l, for purse Of $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

g.. rlssss s.uOra Daguerrean Gallery. Isl
oVsa.S' should be 'is,'d BY hose who with 10 s,,r.
ne msiNee" col ec'.on Of Porta,s Of s.,,,r.S., ,.s
preciaisd % sen 70 % sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

Nrw.HAxP.srsE-The ew-HamPsnl'e nus -,
Of Representatives have, by party vo'0' .' ,ho
trieted the State for members OF congreI' 'Oi
n1rpc,e Of making sure LOco-Foco Ds'egA, .ua
faI ,t.t state in the next Houfe, should tne
.,.1.;o,, ~ President chance to come before NAV
body. BrookfeId. wofbOro, no, ,So" .,o a..
ded to the Rockingham and SHa1ora D''ul', ---
s,utscient number of Meuimsck County Owls
are to be joined to tie Hal'bo'O' and Cheshire y
,,;o, 40 that the Districts represented by A's'".
Tnot and Wilson may be Loco-Foco hereafter
Tso other Dstricts are safe enough for the Loco
rocos. and need 10 patching whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
From another Correspondent.
bp6fi1I UiiIdLoh % IHf ITIDu"S
WAsgfrG1or. Monday Evening. J


WAsaIrGTos, Monday Evening. Julys.
Ibave lust left the Presidents house, aud he is
considered no better. DR.. WOOD bis son law
arrived this morning from Baltimore. DR.. WITH
ERsPooH, Gen. Taylor's family Physician and Dr.
HALL of this City. are also in attendance.
The Presidents condition is not considered worse
than it was ct Erie, Pa. during his northern tour
last Summer, and strong hopes are entertained that
few hours rest will place him out Of danger.
Your &c u D. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

CONG, GOING, GOING. BUT NOT Goss.-Notwhsisndng
herush for sHAFFGRs Chldren's Clothing, the supply sill
continues equal to demand Beautiful suits and sacks
,-lip Of At very low prices At John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
The Southern Mail.

BALrAoRE, NJ ondsy, July g.
Nothing has arrived south OF Mobile.
The Savannah papers announce the death Of
Dent an old Pilot.
There were ia deaths in Baltimore last week.
The City generally is healthy.
Railroad Repaired.
Albany. Monday. Jays.
The Utica Road ia again in good order and the
trains passed ~ usual yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
BUSINESS Hnrrnr.

ooLo rS"' AsD WATCHES 10 u,-l... f,r =. ~ -
's'pse'nk The superiority Of Inc RsAss.. r,,,.
os's re'' or everybody sekaowsdse. TIA, he,
n 's s0o'led y ssy'ans IN II, aspect. p,u oov
$50. rney ere sod eseu'ivel, By j. Y. s.,.s. ~
.bou, !. .,a,. nHonHi-r' Of wresss "a ne p...sps,
~ ~ en0'ee ''-eiinn q. cs- b. found /, IA. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

Il EVtTJ NICr BIS tWn LUUUIOfu.-Iud oecJud
American Building Association Will hold their regular
OK TueEcsy evening July g. at O'Clock, al w AZ
rem Hail. corner OF Oliver and Henry sta when
bes will be snd money edvsnced for the purchase
OF properly to be repaid by monthly instruments Tho An.
nus Report Of tho Association e now rrady for dev'ry.
=. JEsSURUN, Secretary
Office No. Clinton Court, Beekmar-st near ns.sss
All mt etines are ruhlic ly9 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

~ Persons sboU. esving the City during the Summer
or,hs can have be Dafy Tse rent 10 them by leaving
or sending he 6oress ., the Publication oce corner of
spruce and Hs...e sta opposite he City Hal. Phce 50
cents q month, payable IA advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Canal Breaks-Post Onice Robbery, &c.


The canal 10 through-the hawk will be nivi-
gable to-mouow.
The examination of Pemberton for robbiug the
p, st.ofice. is postponed until Wednesday; IL is
doubtful whether there is evidence to hold Bran
ball and Clayton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

0ar, TTrn,yso5 Sna Pc.Nc oP The BieecIsr.t
Sunday School, will take place Wednesday ito morrow
the O.h inst beautiful grove near the landing Al Geu
Cove Ia. been selected Tor the acconmOc alton OF the
SCHOOL ard us friercs Thscommodous Caiaract
accompanied by Shelton's Band, will leave the foot o
sppgst at Ct O'Clock; Hammond st. at Csshefuest al
IL; ard Fifh.st a. a Tickets at so cents each may
be had al the landings Should wednesday The
excursion will take place on Thursday. II fair weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

VERMONT The Old Line Loco Focos oil YER
mint held q State Convention at Montpelier on the
nh inn, and nominated the following ticket;
e.. C,o-.,,o,........JoHN ROBERTS. Of rown'hsnd.
L1 ~ ~ Gar,,,o, Horace CLARK, Of NddetoTn.
IT T ~ T.o.,,r., Locus H. noYEs, Of Hydepirk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

u itbt n essy msllsr ana Shoes ana oti'o''' ~.
cot 90 easy TO ud such a. are really good Those "ne
wisn ts,ly article, u 6trsis quality, cool Iopa,,
and at remarkably pnees, are sdvis-o 49,. he
WArKIsss lit Ful e. and our wora iof - 8, 90
suited In ever particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

CALIFORNIA Doors, LosG LEGs-"aierproof Boots,
tbou, sy pair for sale cheap Inquire at the Nsw-York
Boot ard Shoe Emporium $50 FdltInst the cheapest place
IN the city get good article Of any kind OF Boo shoes
O GaiteIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

CoEaL-RoRBiss Il BEOTHEs, 80 John-street h.ve JUST
received large lot OF Ragged Coral Negse' Coral Neck
aces and Italian seed Coral for sale In original PACKAGES
NeV.Ycfk, Juy6 1857. UsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

The EXECUTIVE AND NEw-MExIco.-The
Washington Correspondent of the Joir"9t@
Commerce states positively that Gen. Taylor
is determined to protect New-Me1ico against
Texas:
lam at length satisfied in regard 70 the or r's
d.nts intentions concerning this quesHon' :,
message. stating that all Instructions to tne
Goyernor Of Mexico had been cpmpnpic t'eo. Ie'
his policy in doubt For il the state men. a,;I;
then Il follows that the original orders 0g"" sod
,syv interference stand unrescinded But n,o
,b,t II order, have Lot been they will be- sen. :,
Col Munroe to maintain the authority Of the aitsa
sts,e, IN the disputed Territo'y and 70 preserve
the present state Of things In opPp'I'';a a,, Neg
,nil;t,rv force which Texas may send nv ~. 49,
49, TIL. was admitted and defended a. r sne
policy If the President today, by M pei md il
PRECEDENT Is perfectly right in t6'' CUT, dotv to
vond be a base derelicton OF Executive guy II
re,ui, the Texans to slaughter these "esA A"u
defenseIess and iDofensive people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

o RAILROAD COMPANIES : :sSs .ss "a
yOa ansses 70, sss so s;s an nv-uaeo :s
.o,s[ nso q your ysy s1s Va
vii le' c1,, e9 s.ieY .h ssss' .,SS paacsaou. u
viii hnd this worthy ycrr a,'ss1" ocs val ne- ""
Syssssd tn u W. WILKINS, rft"o oS''"~ ia t~y
urOmpt aifrntfOn. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

THE NEW YORK LA l6s.D Tai, sIsd,ivs e. e.
,.hs.p%eS, + nov 10 mi operation Me- '.s oso,ls
dooe al shor notice cosf. Ionsd "a IS esss per d,ss
snd sdIes and family wsshng ., very .esss orsa y
All orders ,hlousk ne penny PCT s an R,aYMOND.
teoron- AAD sneednson10b
ut IwAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

ADVERTISER Auctions see third page
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
Secret service-ChOIern Rumors.

WAsHINII0Ni 5lOulAyl July j.
Captain Goddard the efficient Chief of the Aux
iliary Guard, has been absent on secret mission
for the last three weeks. Nobody knows where he
has gone but he is supposed to have been sen. of
by Government on important police business.
Rev. Father Coombs, Priest Of Leonsrdtown,
died suddenly last week without previous illness.
Two fatal cases land numerous others who have
recoveredD have occurred here resembling much
the Asiatlc Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
r. Olive Branch odse No. 81 !. O. OF O. r.

The members of olive Branch Lodge NO 81 l. OF w.
are requested meet at their L0dgeRoom, all Broad
way July 9h al ~ for the purpose OF paying The ast
tribute OF respect late brother Rchad toe Per or
der ofthe NJ u. (jy9 lt') JOHN FRY, Sec'iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

Il Farewell HIeeting.-Rev. n KfScAIps and Dr..
DawsoN with their famies being about 20 sail for Bar
nah farewell meeiog III be he'd In the Stanton o. Bsp
ust Church Wednesday evening Jaly TO- At II O'Clock.
The meeting will be addressed by tho missionaries and ~
Rev g. II. Cone, ID ID. j1s Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

~ Money Waufed.-Ths subscriber, who is en-
gsged In thriving business, wishes 10 loan s30 or se
for one or years viii out the customary sec1T He
esr rnfh the best Of references and give uuexcepoosbs
Endorsement. address WEBSTER. this Office. iys ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

Progress of the Cholera ut Nashville.
NASHVILLE. Tuesday July ?.
The Cholera here is more malignant than ever
it was before; ten deaths occurred in one day Al.
the Penitentiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

s OF e WIZ q d. ns
the money reiurnedTne wonderful ny oss1fs Of ne c,,
cine viii readily be perceived By sT siu'wedssd'y
plants IL cures lie iisculous ~" Al,
IN Who taste even the s's spoonful ,,sa,s o on Ao
ApopltSy, Insphrod,. As.s A esosr cou:e%D, 90,
,enee u Mind. Anxiety, Bsren1n sroe Des2si Epuegy.
f:sYs s Ds' s. ess
jaw, Iowness Ospi, L9% sa,ssses ssscOs he ios,
..a :,sos md asisss U9sa%
piisr on OF Heart Psr' esroue rs.am.o s,a .,e
Ss s ss:S.r sca. or s;s@Ss uas.
Dsrce, samTsrn ns,.. 80 Of Lrfs. ,..,s .
SPP:gs Oh w y Ssi sossu Or..lesi loe s.su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

~ New-York CITY Industrial CouRress.-rhe
pext General Meeting % the New-York CT, lodustnsl
Congress will Re held Tuesday eveniug the jay IN
The Supreme Court Room Of lhe New City Hall, al n
oclock By order Of the Vigilance Committee
Ify9lpl HENRY J. CRATE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

" sesnr Makers wishing to join the Mntlsl Pro.
tectve ssRar Makers Society requested to alend
q gereral meeting o.uieh, O'Clock the De
Head Quarters corner OF Grand and EliSsheth BY
der OF ne President L. u WAGENgUHR,
N9ll% Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

~ Tire Industrial Home Association vii mes
this tTuesd syl evening hs VI but ker and
ton sis epirspee 10 MoFt0ns) 10 explain tbs prrcpss
and act upon the unacop;ed portions Of The Consuuaoo
Free TO all 30 lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
~ Fov oa.v Gcne-oa Not,oe.. zee lid Page


drown JAPAN YARNIsH Al Auction ThIs
pDAY al IL o'clock, by Gsrsrd Betts-l00 bsnsb &c
above in front Of their store corner OF Wal and froni
OFT WANTED.-In Msiden-lsne, villa n or 'o.n
IL cts second story lon, suitable for fancy s'pns "a
dress box 1873, Post Office. U'
CkOCERY AND LIQUOR sTORk fIr sails 10
UFortielh.si near Nnth.sy Tue sdvernssf y 'snoson
account Of having to leave the city Insafe els-
EOR SALE CHEAP-Al TIE rash.a d rnaaag
Il Office comprising four presies and every sS ss,..
e."sry for prinog newspaper or )'0 "''' , sI
Box ? 2C6, N. Post Office. W.
fIURTLK sOUP.-A hue green turtle vii Be s ssfssa
up in soups and steaks at tho NonPariel Dung ssoIs
Broad ST. on Tae'd'g s1 J No, M sIT CO.
lJs IL 1Ho 1.S -
A MANUFACTURING INTEREST f1r ass "A
"A whole or hsf interest In sman factory nos mwaa
operation and complete order Capital required 70 oaJ .a
conduct The hat about 1850. The article made al GU
slant demand by Hardware dealers. Applys! 70 Wwr"
lower Hoor. Oe"-
V'HOsE PERSONS having used Wsttss Ns,cas
i Antidote will confer favor by communicating ns ~
suits 10 the Committee Of Investigation ~ to me eAm.
wsrss Nervous Aniidote TO be specific remedy u. ns"
diseases. Z. O. LANGDoN, Corresponding sec
iy9 IL 4lo oreea ~.sa-..
CRANES PATENT sOAP:-rns p.,sst ct, h i.s q, s,f
Nthis popular and celebrated article 10 offered M 80
California, Oregon, New-M'xeo Illinois '.s.,oo,
Michigan, Minnesota Alsbsuls Georgis snd hlnspp
Applyto LORD, LYNCH co. al sali''
CARD.-JAs r. TAPscoTT bess to rotarn ~
n sneeTe lhsrks TO TIE Brooklyn Pre- ronnspy
r,y; also 10 Ensines Nos IL and "a Hose CSp Es.
No i6 and Hook and Ladder Comosny 80 y, ne Jrn
York for the very efficient service ~ ss eonasgrs
Ing Of lhe 7h In preventing The spfesa y iii snsbs
lion throu Oh bis dislery in Fumin VII, sa.,nsss
him with little Ices OF tine 10 pursue as ts- ----
ITO RAILROAD COMPANIES sa nSy 70 sasyd
i TRACTORs.-l5olursf R.l TON TON !" " :"
81 mns dat Rat 2ixs IL 10 reisy'
so second / and Picfnes
az Crowbsra
| E. sledge-hsmmen -, ,.,,rtsssuby
iss 81 g''' 'n' ''' p FETrEE MANN 70 or:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
WAsnINGTos, Monday, Mar h IS.

The 70 loving appoin men,s have been
confirmed by the Senae to-day:
ll0a. WIN. {. Rives, Mnis'ci to France;
- Sanford, Of Connecticut Secretary
oi Legation Ia Fame Mr. T.. G. Squler,
Charge to Guatemala Mr. Siee c, Charge
10 Venez ,cia DIR. T.. NJ. Foo,r, OF But
filo, Chsrye To Bogoa ; Mr.. " hir, Post.
master If PhIlade hia; Mr.. KEN edsy,
NJ l"i Ne, J'r-rv.
There were also several Cons is. Mar
shalIs, aud Dnrlct Attorneys, u d many
other Consul, Na,il aud Military appoint
nenls at less no" confirmed, but none ot
them of New York.
The New York State Ant-Slavery X -
oln;ions we're refuse: the u>unl courtesy,
20 he received and Pria,rd. Southern
mem ers are not in goo hurnor.
Tie Senate CnuIn;i'ce un Pub g Tull =
irps have reed /, rero,nnend an IN
larssnrns of The CapiuI "ue hundred aud
fifty fec, ou each end for new s,utc and
Representative Ciam' ers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
PRoFEs. OR wEBsTER's TRIAL.
Bos TON. NJ ,rh 1910 \ NJ.

1--WE l"N, w w ~ W.
The prisoner, DR.. John w. Webs or
was brough, in ~ precisely 0 o'clock, A.
NJ.
lie were 4 composed an sonewhct
melancholy appearance. hut in other res
prcts VAS much a. u.ua'.
A lev nolucnis airr, Chief Justice
> =" i"ok his s"a' "n a." hen"h. arcnrr-
panied by A sis,an' Justices Wilder, Dew
ev and Me,csIf Sometime MAS occupied
in ca hing the roll aud excusing Jurors.
tn. sna salty " IS drnscly "r"wd Il
with spectators. but other pa Is of the
ca r. ro IL we're nat crow de'l, Spectator.
having been admit d hv tickets. The gem
tcmen "f the bar we're PRESENT III { u force.
10 pre,cni a rr"ad h" Sheriff had taken
tee prerauli n IN ba imade The r"rr,lurs
and ,iailon officers q, The outside dno 8.
The Counsel i"r he G",rrnm M is J
H. Cllind. So, A.ornry G '"cral. 80
sisted bv G "rse B'.nis. E.p cr the de-
frn"", Hon. p iny Mrrfck aud L ID. ST.
her.
Fourteen Inrvm ~ having be, cxalnin
eI. there remained f,rty.,wo present.
Atl2 mInu'cs 10 ~ o'clock Mr.. e. lnld
moved tie onr /, proceed TO emp ,nnel
jury III The ease.
A ~ MAS ob,a ned wi.houi much ,r, ubl",
aud ~ orn to HE isiiliul discharge of their
duty. Tue lnl owing are their names -
|. Thomas Barrett, Printer.
2 J"hu Is rIowscalr. Slater.
3. Robert J. Byrani, L,cksn,h.
4 Jin st;r"sby, hrk.
3. J,n t.. ID, ,mpr Pain'".
6. Albert Dav. DRY Gools Dealer
7 Joseph EusIi-. Me chant.
8. Daniel D. F"ller. Ap"Ihrcary.
o. Brj,uin IT, Grs'n- Is rs ,ler.
10 Arn"ld Ia war ,tarpru,rr.
H. Fr,d rick \ lleIitr!,n. FIrnisher.
~. S'c,hrn y. StarkpoI". - erk.
Robert =. Is rain "as appellate F0r.-
fIJ
The T. TX then read the |, li'ta'nt Ia
the prisoner, an / Atrorur, Gene'nl thl"Id
opened the cise e. the Jury, in briei -
dress, sialn. suhs,ai llaIIy what 'hc Cow
rr,rurnI rXp =, I" nro,".
M. Kinssbury. D.. rarkm, 3 1"ent.
WIS Ihe tr., wIIlcss Gale he sworc Do
to ~ s | -Ipn"araur''' a..
Robert c. Shaw, E,q., the brolhrr-in-
Law oi DR.. Parknan, and several 9th
wln"ssrs have been TX iinIned, but 10 new
facts are II c.ic''. us Ear.
Yesterday m"rnlnH The jury aud The Jnn-
ur Cuui.rl IN the ca-r ,Is ted the Medical
Cnl.y :, III Grove street. f,r the purpose oi
rx ,ninl"9 'h' premises
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

JessY LSo.-The Bosom Transcript
saws -" a trend, who recently enc"ut-
,rre Dunum On b.ari OF one oi the Nor
wich boats, and who vas shown all the
documents re atInp To the en.a ZEN M Will
jenny LIN informs us that she wrIles
Ensl sh with much prorrle'y, and her let
trrs ri,e a favorable idea of her woInan y
charact,r. She asks Mr.. Birnum -
save her from her iricnds;' in o,her words
TO prn,er, hcr from the well-neanlns pe"-
pie, whn always crowd to ~ he her a..
onai ,lancr. and rob her Of The Time essen
,ial to practice o. to repusr. She wrllc''
that while not performing she would Ike
to be coated in so'ne quiet, seclu 10 ! VII
lace, wher, sh, could have few p or
f,nrllcs to- visit and be spared fashionable
intrus,uns."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Mr.. Willis, in the Home Journal,
gives the f. llowiag pleasan, anecdoss
Of two notable persons.
In the sea nj uptown excitemc nts,
this week, Mrs, Fanny Kembie is the
a" fin above water" and IT may have
the grace Of ,imcliness" if we men
tion, Just now, the impression which
this distinguished lady made upon En-
erson. The Napoleon Of phrases as
our readers know, never sees paTticu-
lar. lie beholds house in brick,
and define, NOTHING but by gcneraliza-
ton. lie would address a mean man
as PaItry-dom, and great man as Goo
atom. When Mrs. Fanny kemble
was presented TO him, he listened TO
her, and looked at her for while, aud
then, rellnquishng her to third per-
son, he stepped aside, and exclaimed
brea;hessly, TO a friend "wha. guam
tiiy 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
TELEoRAPHiNG.-T Washington r"r-

TELEoRAPHlNG.-The Washington Ger
respondent OF the journal oi Commerce.
says 1.-The patent which hls jus, teen
issued 10 MIR. Tbomas, Of Norwich. n. y.
for an Elcctru-MnIinr i, lrgrtIh, renders
it no longer Of much imp"r,arca to the
press or the public how the suit between
Morse aud Balm is drcld.d. 1t is now csr-
Ia that there can he no mon"poly Of The
business. " ich IS a | any cne vans M
rhomas's invention whlch, as 1t ame u.
dlca'cs, is an arpcdil'n e heat 4" i"i"-
graphing. has been thoroughly tested, aud
! an assured by rrrsons Who wt"css"d
the experiments. 8 as perfect ~ itself az
any to cIraph in use
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
WHOLE NO. 1874

H.LTING BETWEEN TWO OPINIONS
MANY are looking for political re-
wards aud honors, and they Hesitate in
the efioIs for the improvement Of the
people by better education, fearing
thai their good name may suffer with
the "dear p0ters." But let me assure
my readers, that he who is coward
out Of office, will never be brave man
i" il and his fate will be that mans
who had taken glass Of brandy with
one crony, aud a glass Of gin with ano-
tber, aud while reeIins homc iell into
the wheel ru,. Being asked what he
did there, replied, that the brandy want.
ed him to 60 one side Of the road, and
the gin wanted him to G" OF the other,
and he was only "hahing tctpeen tmo
Opinions" Ii is so with many polite
ians when moral courage is required
they are afraid to crafty either party,
and thus in doing nothing, remain as
nearly between the two as possible -
Bat, dear sirs, the pheei rut is dan
gcrous place.