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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
rm-PersonaI and social.

Something more comprehensive. get practical
and simple thar he theories OF Fourier s. simon ard Rob
owen - 90 place sciety upon basis where
mankind vii be brotherhood every nan acting for fae
good Of s fellows well a. himself ad vet independent
in bis political social Hud religious opinions and 90 DE
sphere OF biz actions and hIs toll
The vois ~ ref ruing the world. 80 rs 90 eClar@ 90
Ga political and industrial euIOymenis - wei a. tie bless
.ns 81 ,le earth among men. vii never be- done by pla
lsuNes communities Il must be ud vidual work. every
reforming himself and bringing himse INTO harmony
wu every other man. So faf a. Dee comes n contact 18th
bears coguizHt.e relation Do HIN. Here T.
where DE stone haz ever blocked The wheel The Iutivd-
ga lac lived thou. and acted f0r himself u be- per-
formed good bee ready O claim a. BIZ own hui
II Do. dli suffered evil upon re shoulders ~
-ucety and society e1cupHted ltse iy referring fo -
constitutions charters. siaiutebooks and customs
~ hegcar vagrni is complained ~ in ne street be-
pleads pleads for him. Thai De has been made
hv the oi society. law ar custom u a
nuisance conn Iaucd of IN midst the Avs are Ao
offender. either in NOT prohibiting or prsruiEc D. TO @
public institution is a. isu- Ae difficulty Dee DO me char
'cr." &c A..
- This is rot according 10 oU experience -
We DO not remember for instance, that when the
Plairfeld Bank failed or the Lehish. that there
was any general impression that the difficulty
las in ne charter We always understood 1t was
10 the management
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
For California.

We issue this morning, al O'Clock, the XVII
number OF Tie Tribune for California, OSegoa
and The SGndrioh Isiards II viii contain an Ed
torisl On the Affairs the Atlantic side EdIto
rsls on the Presidents late MESSAGE, Gen Cas- s
Speech, and such other subjects as are Of general
interest the Presidents Message, with the Ac
compsnying Documents, relative u California and
New.MeIioo. Extracts, with Editorial comments
thereon, from the Annual Messages Of the Cover
nors Of Ohio, Mississippi, Texas, Michigan AID
Wisconsin, the Proceedings Of Congre" and the
Legislature Of this State from the sauins Of the
Cherokee on the 7th inst. the latest aud mos
important Domestic and Foreign News Lists d
California EmigrsDts Marriages and Deaths &c
&c. Price 81 cents in wrappers ready for mailing
o. The Georgia ssl.s to-day al P. NJ The Mails cos'
a. Tie POSI- fce a. O'ciOck tbs afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
surveys of Routes between the Mississippi
Valley and the Pacific.

Among lie papers aid before Congress b. tie
President, few days since, We ali a .s'1sr rom
Nr Secretary Crawf-6 War Department sa-s
II. l.49. 20 CD. Alert o. The Biographical EnSi-
ueer Corps. iustr1rtinz hia re.at-ve . ne sPPrC
praton OF 60 00g SURVEYS q The best course .o'
a WAGON r.al o- -. va D. the Pacihc
Somewhere ou tie Mississippi between = La''-'
AID Natchez Is suggested as beng n ''AF'-i--
point aud i has occaTe- - re ~ AZ Ne
That Prac.caD.e To-'e WIN VT.
chg al " near ''cSsolr- aA' - =.
cry c71rse-ald aver ''us''''- ....
owing On the p.a,1s-as near. ~ -.-
county w.- admit ne SCUM ~ 60.
river 1o % ~ sources. KAY '-
Guadsupe io-o"-n- 'l7
ERGO ia e S01fLerly direction al' 1'-a' Do -l'-'
the r 10 G-anie can De Feaone' a. ~
Paso. through pass 20 ine '--'A-
- through rasses North NJ SCUM o' " '-''' .''
Cabanos"
aoo-be~ route e su-rested. beginning ne '-r
vs, opposite Memphis 0- CAIRO or a. :. L''
proceeding toward The Alley oi me Arkansas nv
,r thence ~ The Confluence Of the Canadian rivers.
and ~ the Rio G-suds
The surveys West u tie RIO Grande are 70 oe
confined 20 space between that valley ana me
sierra de los Mimbros. with ANEW ~ hnd'ns pass
through u Mr Crawford s OF OPINION maj 'h'
survey now IN progress from Fort haI u me an
Lake which s finally TO be completed from - 30
sephs spring % santa f " VII be Pm impor'sn.
auxiliary in deciding on the route p IAN norma
whether by the valley Of tie ella or the one Just
sdyerted %"
.p,...-,-..o, var ppr...--yvi,b TIE Nq,i7u7
I.-..,.t.., l.o.l ~, o,,, s,i,r,iona, difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

We are informed 10y Capt Wright OF ihc schoon
err Abby Morton, from Falmouth Jamaica, that a
great excitement had been created ia that place
relative 10 the operation Of the open ua'i ,ati,
laws A public meeting had been held among
those Interested IN British vessels, which passed
sundry stron- and furious resolutions Ealing ou the
residents 20 support their couutrymcn, g. r. and
then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

MY WEST jpn if-Bark >aral, Badge, ~ P.r-arl
from d. 5raer . N-- -ar. vert ashore % Logger
-eal Reef Tortlsas. .1 ,h- li1 --- H-r rarra have
trtl soid s-c1l ilr 49, L. rere-sl --i 'le Ia
-eru sot ul
&. Josephine. fre1 Pa -ie.rLa fr S-w-0- ear.
Wen a. lore a-,-1 p--- Old ere. Ca-F-'lr Reel Sc
arrived o-av .eak-1g slsllr. s1lsv te examined By
-le >--v-FHr
Bars Heavy rar1-n Ba.ty seer ashore vi B-ru- z
is.zrL. -1- .-l ...-
A b-.1-t tr- -ero~-d Lsac,- ol N-.aeaU7er Cer
-a1l- -a4uewr Tie ~r-csers have take1 1-r ergo.
Brig Jo-rpl1e al carg- ave be-l pe-sc ~ "a 'lse
tres: -
TIE be- ofdr satA Bridge or1usl. lree l1lared a.
fur -1lars
brE Darr-l-i@ frCn Jamaica ~ ha-tax r-- Ashore
or A. Lam ard d get her cargo cDlssie1 ~ sugar
cU-er &C. % rl1-. sueL
Arrives fh crz. lrg M.-raer, from New lors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
Appointments nv the Governor.

C.rre.raa .n,. n' The Tribune Alrsr SATURDAY, tsr o.
Tie following appointments have been made ~
the Governor and senate.
Notsrte, Putit--Otscco. Horsto @ Oicou Chenaugo
Walter NJ Cunkev. Tiora James Wu-ht Eiward
Warner. Oneida J1s : Lynch. VIM Osborne; o-we
fo John Thurman. Orange Wm 81 Graham New ORR,
Nm Poole Thomas 81 Clark Jlruh Bu.l Adam o.. Ran.
sou q. Ha.s'e1
Co,ssst,i5ae,,o( Livingston Chauncev Psrsons
Chpuan.o Afy~l Bcu Toga TIpmt, Ctate.d- Gas
n lby. Duchess, Joserl y Hunt. Nm Thomas, >ur1s
90 hcu t. Lows iu place of Heuy 81. Terry John
Ssrcrv who las heretofore appointed, having ,s.ed 20
ggu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
From ardena-.

The barb : l. Crowe.- Capt Eler arrived asst
evening from Carlcuas whence she sulc4 on the
9Th OF January capt + informs rs that there
wa, bat small quantity % Mo.assos coming IN,
and IL was purchased mostly previous t. arrival
There was no material change 70 note "a other
kinds of business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

GxoxsiA.-The Legislature ol Georgia have
just passed biz to district that State oF Senators
and. with view Of maintaining the present Loco
Foco ascendency. have carved the districts out III
shapethat woald have astonished Gerry himself
had it happened in his time, The bill To exPei Tree
negroes from the State was defeated in the House.
bat the vote was finally reconsiderod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

DEATE % PoKr-We learu wl.h regret tat
PHiLF Pr~nLEroS Cooke q C.arse County "a died 30
cruy 81 - residence near Wl1c1eser. 10 he Airy f.1
YEA u IS sg- Nr Coose Il q. ear er var. coz
tb-.lr 30 .he Aaasr sser Az more recently - coFo.
s-ors prose a-d lare rur.--1 or lf -e n =
sersr-Ve ,-r-s o us- Safisra LisrTrF h-isengrr lie
: irsi k-oaa -lxeFrF -aln- at rrn-s-rt bs- A.
col rc'l &C fU-- f1l1ec l1----s r-1,-d % -
famous r1ru1Ire glr. .ts- trs wears 40 lr ~ ai-
rlla TIE prom -o it--- "a al 81 Emily = ore
90 -l- -~e-iss gr-. ~ re~s-cl our -la-- l.r
Coos-'. >1 = Fgnncz Vac has --a pral--t 1g tx
"a crises llsrsfoa q - .1--i aacl-s 10 e
1I-clt leparl4l-1t q xr-1g 80 ~llra @ pee
NJ CooEr lear r-arl1l " Hu- JOIN 2 hrrlef-f,
al sira~ n gvuls za r.s-c iu -4i AIMING Nr.rr
he considered itr trl--f sportsman n Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

THr PLURAlIry QUESTION: II MAssAcEUss1rs
Tho bal providing ior the election OF Members @:
Congress ami Presidential Electors BY plurality
VOTE passed n third reading in the Massachusetts
House Of Representatives % Friday. by 4 vote OF
las to ia The bin provides loS the election by
plurality after failure to elect by majority
There seems to Re some doubt as to the passage OF
the bill through the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

a. 10 our suppIem ent this morning may os
found several interesting letters from our WASH
inr,on Correspondents. couple columns Of val
liable foreign news translated expressly for The
Tribune, from our French and German papers,
letter from Baltimore, and variety Of City Items
and o,her news, besides advertisements that we
asys been forced 10 crowd out Of our main sheet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

JUDGMENT RlyERsED.--N learn that the igdg
obtained agSnsi The agent Of Ae sag Sng Prison
Tor Sso0c hy Mcssr. Ho'clAss snlh by default 10
jay at laa been l.iJe by order OF J-ige Morse
TIE cause Do te referred lo rce persons mutually
arrcc,i upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
ship News.

The CoIroN marke; Va. quiet yesteriay. -a.es
of So tsr- were maize e. t-r pr.rs lft bass 20 ho
Coffks were sd Z. i5tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

Ncxx Niinister fo isussi,t.

MIL s RRows, late Governor OF Tennessee,
has been selected by the President tor Minister
Plenipoten,iary to Russia vice Arthur L. Bashy Of
Alabama
We have very seldom announced an appoint
men, with more heartfelt sati faction Gov.
Brown ran out his namcsakc, Aaron V ia lsl7 by
one Of the most iorcible aud efficient personal can
vases ever made He triumphed by commend
Ing Wing principles and measures TO the clear ap-
prehcasion aud dispassionatc approval OF the PEG.
ple of Tennessee. ami his success la 40 small de
gree contributed to the National uprising Of lsiS.
He was a candidate for reelection last August
and was defeated but under circumstances winch
render that defeat mare honorable 10 him than
any victory could have been With the open
ing of the canvass Loco FocOlsm began 10 threaten
dissolution of the Union If Slavery were not al
lowed - plant itself in the New Territories. Gov
Brown had only 10 follow tins lead 10 have secured
his reelection Tennessee Was and Is a " hig State,
save devotion 10 Slavery may dsSile,t and para
iyze of her otherwise Mhis voters. and lac
was personally popular. But Neil ). Brown was
not the man 10 tamper with DlsuuiOn even though
there were personal peril la resisting II When
Loco Fcooism WAS resolving that i woald re
sst the Wilmot ProViso at all hazards. and
to the last extremity be responded by dec,ara-
ton that he should resis, dissolution OF the Union
at all hazards and to the last extremity A,ow-
ing himself adverse to the wllmot Proviso. he vet
declared that he should seQuiesce IN It's operation II
adopted by Congress. and that I've woald no, give
one acre OF Bunker Hill Nr all New Mexico and
CALIFORNIA; thoagh filled with diamonds and covered
with slaves These declarations repeled some
twentieth part Of the sixty thousand Wing voters
in Tennessee and gave the State IL Loco Fccoism.
but their good effect was not lost Holding South,
cru Conventions twice year at Memphis and at
Nashville will not avail To shake the adehty Of Ten.
nessee to the American mon. And right heartily
do we rejoice tina, Gov Brown has been sclectei
by the President or station Of the highest hoo>r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

/ ..,.-y d, -.ssr srd .rarhc eFlanr oi zee p's'.-
80 = t,r p..--.c grev.ol,to PEE orl '' Or 'i's '
49, -. H.. .-.-.f ,.tts /. masters zen Pres career 'I
I vr sHer ~1ca Dr. fa'e- - - -, Id, did.
/ .ae sr.-rt 0z-rct rom : 'Il -.
..-..-. ,f -ts B-..l Cioverrlez- 10 'fce>-is % -
/ 81, ..4
.li'lnes s' - - .,. ,..-., ana hound
/ 81 .r h. PREY L-f -ne -0e's q = -i''..- ..,.
-larsc'er q ~ rile nc a.el'st = $50 He..
t-1n Pc sir.i hai -, ~ f..,... f.l ft. r....
se1e7a, lelson % ~. - . s.-,1-, bo, ou s4s
,egot v1o ie.irs. y "a % 'oT-.' .'...i ,Sb ..
re sss-,,i. $780,, ma. ssl coad vr,es -
-.-. .r-c.- -naaa lnd possessed 80 VS.. "a o. a',
/ c.als r.i-.eil a. Re ~ .. :. .. ,.-5-
/ ''- te >..i lyl Nf-o- ~, - ~ ,,.tt f. .sr.
IL k-a,. va.,a .'r~~ "a. ao.a. e, arl even e.
/ r-srrs -t'e le,- ~ t....t. ", 4,
T ''-..'N ... r,.- -...-, i, -.,r,-,er-..I
4..r CRIME VS. I--.' ''' ...'. +. .......,.. .,
. t- -'s.- -. {! Il. 80. ..... r. l.-.
-.- ~, -. "a 80. .-..-.- r.r.r. o.
-s- 49, p ...'i 81 i,,-. ,,s.- RE- - r
~ -a.eryi q. , ,.. - SAY. - f, -..s ---
,......-,4s "a. h t-,,..rIr. o- l-, goods
I .-v ,r-- b-.-.,.-. s. ...sar,.I u..serns...
r --.-.i H.. San, r-s4, Nh ,sr.r-
/ t..i ..,-., ....,r -..-s.. b, r....-.nsrce
ana ~. -...s n a. AZ. vi character f,a- ,,
~ 800 ts-, ..., s.l .,a-s aad ,a-y ani aa,
ore-,aa. 'as C's'i'l'-e .-t...,. ., .,.s.-.
TIE rs.or l' r,e' \. ti'. r..-4 ,'- .ofias an
.c-.ts-e sur rars'v i ,ae. proceed ~ iiupua;, i'
he erl God ra.si arr ma-.e-o Is '' -. :. -, AZ,
.sred Nom a., ,r'.,v.s i,,i s- rasl rro',e, ..,
IA arr sri ,e t--e sui rase - cross .ei"eea -'''
pres an- 'lef ''..-' ,...... ...,,,
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n1 received '
ing ~ .- ,f cha. -t-,rsi, .i ,st
-. -5 D il...- i. t. -l disc. e.r BatreNt lav
A~-e 0...- fe.d h.9 - - oa ..4 a-' n i',''i,
o.. PIE co. ~ Is g.. s,.. ,,-.v,l ...sr-
t.-ir me-. r".i ..,....i ...-..
a.-l,rr'r. t.. ''.' s.' '''' s'. .ll,. q. D.,
-"1trI ef .ni - ,. ,.,,l 80. s..rr.,af via.
l-f .... 81. So rfr ,r' rf u. .erv from Hat
''l- rs-- f....,. .r D. H.rfrs. pass OBJ.
Ell ., sorrow. ..infn ssh ,t ...fe b.. s'r-
r--,. ..- f..f ..r, r.- SAINT ~ .i.rt. drt,atri
. ... ....- ..-.tf. ..t .raf.N uf .. -clt..- .r'-
-..... and s..re-ner 4.r .r--uIs Deg ar. 1870
$3.50. .,...,r.,sv se -u.ss-r.r ....l- De-. SAMMY lions
i. ,-- f..r. A.. ar.i sf.t rUnf ronrs faces rsa
,, -t bed. .,fi. a. a. -au. rHf fol tHri >HI For.
.e- t.... widowed ul - nFf 500 tts sif f. ing
liz. % her .i .frsftr fr..err ter father
..s.llt..f r. .'.frlna. lac 'rrrfl Hs
500 .-. - ......,..r.. h.r rl ..r.rr a. LIS Ill. I. .
''' '.- -.t -..... 81. .... 81, H.r ,.- yo... 81, Al.
i' -.- b.. +. .....,,,. b.. ..,.s. I'D r.i. bitter
'A Ley ,,.,.. IT ..I 81, t,a .l "a, .rtr. l.r
~. .,... ...- .-.., AVA lr.,r. t..r .-.ui
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
~ TElEGa.PH TO The sEw.Yuak TRIBUNE
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

A
~. r-s-fs ---.---s- q .s--@s u IONS g. ~ -
--.,r --4-f.-y r 0-,r-- Cal--v. r-u- strai p -
-. ..-- .s-5s a. = - free >cho1. LAS j : ~
--.-4s ri ~ $1,000 rr-r ne s---- ~ .-c .
-.re ID mos NJ -arr.1r q .-rartr -l =
-. Ar ----h ear al m ccrras rcll = 20 -- 80
49, A. rea--r y .a- C.-s-l-lr. li a. f-.rilr- '
7 49, d -- =. zee 81 -.---a-lr-
PFTfrrn~s FzEsfNT'-
Nr GgrVSE-r 1er-or n -itf--- y. ~----.-.- l---
v % -los ~ 30 1errli I'D TIC -H'-- AZ
I ~ .-ctrc Children .f -.- >taf- s ---.- 80
] " Bssluck. n cl--rs ~ 3 .1a.' pr =
/ .le 81 p alton 'o re ssse.-il-.' =. 81 - -
Z aye. o. -1sf .-sses l---- tF-i .-'l' p, -
/ --7-ei I.ss.1e.. aro-g o-.e-. as A.er, 4 Trey
- q s-.1 fs- .r re of properly ~ b4-a -rf-
i liz r-rr.. B.. > - Pc ares sruo1af '9 : =
ar WuLlsNs rom 1l- C1nT.''er ~ 'l'a1i-r'- r.
ported slrr--s 20 f,- 0---0r of r-'e0 u So
o. build pier 'front.' ~ - ard RI, - - h..-r q.
/ ti-4 p .R-r over ~ ~ $50 .,.--.,,
- .-.,-.s '---.-.t a I'LL 7-o7,lr- Or - a--e-i-
49,. .a -ee-,-- IN ~ Orphan A.ylu q NeE-Y ,rz
80 erat .- -.-.-.r1- bod -ea r.rs- Pm a---
/ -.- sr-e-. ~ 5000 4 fVo --r--a t ar.---
80 ,-..--- 0f P-.as rr Fr~--1 Trey s1rr1r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

" RoRKHr II. PErrS, ESQ, Of Albany Wing
has been unanimously chosen Speaker pro ten.ofthe
Assembly during the absence OF \. 5. ElderAin.
who is called home 10 81. Lawrence by the severe
sickness Of a member Of his family. NJ Pruyn
win discharge the duties OF the post with decided
tact aud sssiduity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

Y-- Da-srry arelte- o. -i- Iornl- snd 1sf- On sa-
dawn s-rr rfl -lr aa0te .rlri il acl h-cll.-
.er- - ..1ekc1 ard justice Monitor, granted war
CCAi0rs AFIAIR.-l est-riay evening a man
named Haynes. sal be- n.a,e q TIE propeller S,a
Ca vlle taking .n sweet. Dang saoon 80 Fa.ton-
O. p.a NJ George D-cKls9n. Hsyse. s-s4rn drew a
pistol A. .--i a. D.cE.1sol DE 5s lsr Hg l1 sal
yass.1g a. -le widow There va 20 prog9ca151 ~
.. freak srl Hsgue. "a. bel 90 % only TOP ara he
a. srrss.= ss 01cer Gee or lr second Wsri aid Z
be- examined Is -orri-z
- NJ : : Snow informs Is ia. Il Las been
reported 10 0ur c0umr, IL Lei va. ,aat Up be- Ll1sic
Az ur co-trarv to ne truth W-rejocr o slv lrt ~
o. AID -e VII - deport l-ssras 60 keep .ar
y CAEEos II superior likeness and fais... are
GU By NJ J. " WsrflILp. No g. Wa-ie-.- We have
.--u sore - Ia -ase1 u ,osh,- " or CRY ere
pronounced By god tulge. 'ea-arz4og Gre
= TIE BotRD ~ AIDERNEN meets t.a. ey-.
,-rg H.s-z refreshed themselves ior i- space Z ,--
night 3 Il l-i- Eey ,lsf menus -asr sare, OIL. mir
-s-n- a-.lers OBJ land u4ge rs tls Improvements
BEoADwAI gOEAEELT HoPI CHAPEL BAyri.r
CHUscR-We .-arn haf ui. Church rave resolved 10
claaze TER came t3 ,ae Br0atr5y Bap.s, Ciur-t =,
more s7pro9ra.s a. rsoFe l-scry,gs u ter rrsrB,
.octaon VALE 10 Charca a. a. eccle.astcal BODY iu
a=feA'sr se ABOVE By heir lex del. gnAasn tei- AJAX
and ;As,ea church eiifce Wi 81 be es.ea BIZ IL I'd
rsze, Hope ChaP~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

RonEKRN "A man. uau-il Lewis W ans W.,
.rr. ti erisv a-f hri ' charge of robh.F
-.irtrf-sr of as Ns'rf ari - bank t WIN a. tcl
be- es-a.el. tlf VAS sacrlf anrr arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

L,RcG~r One VIM II Stanton was arrested
..-~i.g on CHARGE ~ sfra ns sh.rF er.. .f .te
.v l.e gropcr'v ~ O. DAVIS i'Ne-cr v. H. " i.to
ltr.i flr esauilt lou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
The Mystery Rendered >till more Mysterious
Extraordinary Accusations.

The follow VIM communication Was sent 90 Is
through the city post otii-e ths raorn.u- Although
not disposed 20 -ivc currency % any rlm0rs con-
corning tie ParAmsn tragedy. winch mal DOT De-
founded u .act ne th.ik the subject embraced u
the annexed statement sufficiently interesting O.
warrant - publication The letter si-urd by q
persons name accompanied with a request that i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
CRY CHIRrTK-This evening tie Cotnmoa
cou'ei VII ncss 20 consider he report - ITO Ccu -

ArrFHFr To COMM >ricloy A man. uaui,i
James ttft Wa ftArr 1fn cls,nIv YESTERDAY. fnr
lrgnk All threaten a slo-rcc io - wife Re IS 0st.s
lp 10 cr a. PEE teVrrh Nard sfacrr house tcrr 10
SHORTY sfrr Discovered ar 'he ttcprr banging hr Ia
necA uc-ry eca4 BE WA cor down a tmr b. ave .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

- T4e -. Ions Rsps5licga states ihat four
f-1 fl-ve SAVES no had --cane ron la CITY,
rveruLy e4Puzrec n tts vicinity q >Prngn-t IBois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

Since tie a-rcs, 81 Dr. WEBSTER charge gi mrrer
IS FANNY Canarlge lave received --l-rc1s e--rr-
ron varluCs SECTIONS oi me cullt>ore 20 them -lrrf-
rlous Grl others with su-Aruuv RIA sg1zur---or--
TOR renszaers1cr 81 FROM So o. So o. BE- nc1sec a.
lie writer % sasgesi nudes of Geirnse AL - insure re
acguiENl - ne sccascc
se q ihe-- letters appear - Aoas fr er sics from
eaAfs OF DR. IA n q coGutrg
Ar s-1efs fanny % ne inc2rcsra.ed DoctuT
o'frd % aeNA y slch shameful etefs bet exgosa %
a. onefols tAA icr e postage thereof Ore would tina
sha iAialy "a ne eondion q Dr. Wsbs-rs should -
exempt irom scch nllrulpts a. exorror 40 rias
20 prsc1c~ hen sccud - he'd up 10 puhc CON Il thew
car b br0oshg before &c other slbGna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
Bero>. 9.,A Jsuusv 1850


Deer Sr-rhoug lsrA AID .terors Do n-ar fre
sccusar1ls "a a-f d. Ne-ie- and Dough sucl crcl-
ssuces are rkri iHsvtlcr zuasi Tcrteci chan
there srtera llss Eu,ns AID wac1 CAL -rFer De-
sslsfsc,orlV rel ug These a. other sc's u render
a. j4dcis. procen-s I'D imp tcr- A. y Nr-rr
w., BE- q. arss Dbl. irl4 . rlard Ard H. =
bat fair slsr plrt o flr chain = Frr'cc- Those
bsv- sav fear to- Tie welfare oi Nrts,rr -.r
ulnds cav or ROC ore h.r oi hs lead W a. from re
Inc icra-li La la. t~cl lo-ul a. ans li-
Prom f.e .tNrscy --a- --cC l tle Gaze, cu-
rot a. yel tc 1c rar-.rs who lave been
summoned rrcsse- rlf ilerv tf-u ivr- 1
OaAcs-st reAT cer2r church. u % k1oes more a'ol'
Dr. Psrkl4us murder t1A any o--rr Al ID IL Cty oi
Bos.1l inns man Ia teeu summoned be- car clear
oud les cf 49, il Go So t-i De- ra- -i
BEEN known, " aAs 20. tcn sIlonr1 -v cl-n % e'-
lrncv W. Rot be QeFirct
To. .nan u C1aes-s. ca rec 90 Dr P1rAns- or ra-1-r
saw u be before h. r--lr-. All pretended o. end
The Doctor 10 out for we've months DE- Doctor ~
fused to takr he money, e-rrrira oli gr1--a
"a. mace % u-~i Le Docror .lr Gay rlzer
touching = mortgage a. Farrcl--f acc I-- pocior
went the ueN dss, asrv-i -rur 81 upon -1'e1 l1
certain apartment % BE pcgrs asior-sl1e- - i1-1
$50 ohrr PERSONS ioerr tu ~ pccnr 1cFr r TX ssr
ui-ut awe he gu 3e rlal -ua- y % lv-s l
CtAr~.-s. Al cotvrye 70 the Mclcs Hop AID ;rr-
ma afel "a the manner ALREADY kco llr r-as1n az %
hot bcnE cuui he College = nus accuInsd t1r az
he cham :. evidence "a ius tesu FenGeel i erec-
d woul1 be ri.Ll u - Mater serr pru4rrs knoWl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

= Chr s,,.s Ma,,re.. N,' e.'e a performance
. Nh lac. old. .,..r.rr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28

SERvtA.-The reported Instruction IN th,s cOon
Try confirmed, though appears there muss
agitation there, and large bodies OF troop. have Nsen ds
- In thkf direction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-28
ni-uniOn-Nill IL Paw {

The following extract from the Wilmington y
c. Auora Will give tar idea OF the present
tone and temper OF the Loco Foco journals cf the
southern States There are few w his papers,
we regret To say that attempt to initiate them ap-
palled by the results Of recent southern Elections
Indicating that ultra Slavery regards counterfeit
Democracy as its cit! OF refuge, but taey age not
many ami even these mako poor fist of IT, Bat
Southern Loco Focoism delights IN hearing itself
talk like this