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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05
Alorkrts.
BRIGnroS, Oct. 81

BRIGHToY, Oct, 81.
AT Market 1925 Beef Cattle; 400 Stores.
81 pairs Working Oxen, &c Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs
PRlcEs-Bccf Cattle-EXtra 5000 ;lstoual.
ity 1919; I'd do 100. Cd do $3.50 l.
SToREs-Yearlngs SIS, a 10; years old
Sl2al4; years old l5alS.
WORKING OXEN--SG5, IS, rs, IS, 81, 90.
Cows AND CALVES $40, %, pc, Is, 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sl 80, LG2, LIS, 3, 3.
Remarks-About 1925 of The above number
of Cattle reported were driven from the Cam
bridge market. The sales there could not
therefore be much over 200, including Beet
Cattle and Stores.
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~ The distinguished Wing on the
west side of the mountain who did not AS
pire to succeed Mr.. Phelps, rasscd through
Town on Thursday last. His appearance
created great sensalion.-B Bur- CoUr-
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EaT Powers statue of Calhoun has been
recovered by Mr.. johnson. The only iniu.
ry sustained is the loss of part of the right
arm, which can easily be replaced. 1t rca-
ched New York yesterday afternoon
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TIE TARIFF.--The Providence journal
publishes list of seventy -one cotton and
wool,en mills, all with the exception OF three
within thirty miles of that city, which have
suspended operations and aye now lying /
die
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-11-05

DAINTS Pure Ground Lead, Pure and
| Extra White Dry do Ven, Red, FIR. Vel
low Umhor, Terra dc Soma. Paris Green ,
Chrome yellow, sc, just received by
Oct 10. ii. \. SHELDON.
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IRiNI, I'rIf}ING EtIutcY.
I.e G4.A4. D.ooa .i iue world
.. nuw pHt uptu "a tl ID il.iH Hll De- prepared
81 Eyi ~ REaqtcr ..-.. 3-nfcA' -IRENGIII ANp
i:FFicAcV as when 10. 80 BOO Small Gotirs.
When its wonderful ucdi. 80 tnr~ tile sMALLquau
titg required for % e--iud ce DO" SIZE of the BOT
TIE, aud tic LONG rIN Boue will last the consu
i compared with Sir,aiafila, ONE BOTTLE of
The Purifier j. cqu.' 10 TIES BoriLts Of SarsaTnrni
The Medication. nt this Purifier 50 p srpoNG
IV cnNcENr ArEp. e that ouly ONE TABLE
SPOONFUL is required for D,.e--TiREt times "a day
and as each bottle contain, SIXTY roue no.Es one bot
tie will last 10 use, . -TWENTN-ONE DAYS. q =
- hich Is from TrN To SIXrLEN days LONGER than a
bottle Of Slrsapart. Sarsapaiiia In LARGE bottles l.
reduced and weakened that two. three, table
spooufuls Is the desc Of H. three, four times
day-thus bottle Of Sarsapariill only asi from I've 10
Ten days.
nRANTs PURIFIER e greatly superior to sarsapa.
ra IN medical efficacy, hrcau.a the Purifier pn--csscs
only the TURk rssESCE OF Sarsaparlla, fellow Dock
Cherry, and Sas,afrn- MORE srEoNGLY CONCENTRATED
and has more Of each of THESE ncdionc- hottie oi
it than there is in bottle Of sarsnparli-hut because
il also possesses OTIFR indications which are niue
valuable than sar-apnra for purifying, healing
mud n'ieorating Purposes, that Sisapuila w beui
n comparison with them.
BRANTs PULMONARY BALsAM continue. To be
IN" GREAT and ONLY romely To be- constantly depend
ed upon tn cure CONSU MPTON and ali diseases If N,
THROAT. BREAST. and LUNGS 9:a3n
TIE a6oye Medicines are said in almost or
cry iowa in HE state, and in his county dy
w p. Russell Mddlebury; l. F, Benson
Whiting; w. :. Brown, Addison: Broukin,
< Orchard, Shorcham c. NJ Lewis & Co
Cornwall u. d. rwitchell, Wcyhrilge; a 7
Roscoe, New Haven; L. h. Ilolcomb, Starks
boro j. ID Needham Bristol; c. II. Wicker
North Ferrisburghi w. G.. Spraguc, Vergcnnc
T. c. Smith Monkton. All letters and order
must be addressed 10 WALLACE & co, 10,
Broadway, New York. 52y
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Pork.

a few barrels Of Addison County Pork, bvf
the Barrel or smaller quantities. by
SEPT II. II l.. FULLEN;
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A GOOD assortment Of Ivory Fans for sale
n BY H. c. MAYO.
MAY rs.
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Oxanberries.

a loi ID superior Cranberries Just receiv-
eli and for sale by II. l.. FULLER
Oct n, 1850 26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-20
Bo.rd suurr,i.ars.

srrr ls.-Ths BosIo met on Wednesday evening"
the Recorder IN the chair
.q1nnSi Yrrahcn The report Of the Committee on
Annual Taxes was received by witch " appears thst
the total amount Of real aud personal ate In the
county - estimated at s2soObOB1e "a shosing aa Ia
Of t2y BOZ bS3 20 last years. valuation II
also appeared that OF this mt the Of tlTb
$40 80 added by the Tax Ct msiorers
to the books being given up BY the sssesscis Th in
enabled the p.rvsors 60 reduce the rate OF
taxes lis 81 loo the 800 n valuation to
1l3 rs TO although tn. amour, to rsised for uni
eiJtl expenditures In the prrseot year excesds by
SEA baT 20 the raised tor that purpose IN 1872
The total Of the and personal estate sosd
10 the ss.essmens during the y-sr 1850 will produce
tn OF s3s9oe7 cs The report complains Of the
texton, by elaine OF exemption, contrary TO the lag
regulating tn. ss--rsment ~ property. rhs total
aDtunt Of these. including the mutual insurance
eunphnies v " ssI i1y 20 The board OF Supervisors
have scdd 10 their SO PSI osO the sggre-
gate capital OF sevrrsl mutual Insurance
The II. is.sre and hudson Csual ton psny the uud-oo
River Railroad 20, sBd Harlem Railroad Company,
htrtofr tied. added TO the sssess.ble pro-
perry. large nunher OF DEDUCTIONS we're claimed;
but the report stringent Tor the
enforcement Of The payment OF the taxes The nun
her 81 I.rsors shos. property IL taxed according to
the act y otou ont ~ population Of fy go In sies
a these iscts, the Bt-rd recommend the establish
usni OF dersTl ncnt exclusively devoted to the
business Of tasati-n.
by The report Of the Comptroller of the State made
&c the Legislature let Of January 1850 u appears
that thr assessed value Of the real and personal ct
o. tte Whole Stste Of Nov YORK. IA sg $3.50 isipU1
Of which slsS O76 the vsustiop of the county
snd toe Emount Of personal property tor the city add
touhiy tello4 20 the total amount o' the State be
log fi2p p4t 60 Ofthe state ter Of 1872 amoo ntng
TO szissiS 10 the sum Of $3.50 600 sss paid By toe
eiiy
The roper; recommends new ma o. for various uaris
in consequences 81 the many changes that hsve taken
place The expense of winch IL estimated At 81 eco rhe
OFT also recon menos building tor tn. trans
se''os q the bu iness o. this Beard rne report
tdortsd The Board sdjourn.d sitter u. disposal Of
some matters 81 little la portance
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Buusorr, Sspt. 10 1850.
The two bseS malls which reached Do 20 tonight,
Brought sumerovs Southern papers flied 9Th aftiet
.ursna che south 20 sead her the ncxt Nash
vile Convsntion. They ssk Or ntn OF armacss I'D
az moral cpufsEr.
Tie Casiisst-g 9.'.u y isarns that iudxe shirksy
Ssrtares tks- IL his intruthn 70 refuse cank tse
Ka.hviHf Couvebtfon tnge'h-r
The lll q raise troops g. proceed 10 san pe has
r,ssrd t4tL branches u the T-xs- L-eislsfure
THE Mexiran boundary Gem mis,t1a III fndianala
IN tho Fth instant, and co nmeuced snrvvylog the
abroad Thy wsrr taur miles cut, al wrll
TIE berk giiftd with itO troog,r.i tom Yes rcrk,
,.racr Lieut Gersr srivrd ~ india nca on tn tfh
Tbe passsg ~ the varoas r1~e f1res ~ the , y
amise b. caused great enthusiasm At New ofss
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House OF Representatives.
NA7HiNEI1Nl rFpF To IN1Is
The House in COMMITTEES Of the W hol, on the STATE
OF the Union took NJ the


Tn. Hous., In COMMITTEES OF the W hole on the stsle
OF ths Union, took NJ the
r.rr srraoru.tios srit.
Mr. sr.Nror ITEM, said the bill apr ropriates
within fraction Of nise millions sd halt 81 dollars
In time Of profound peace the expenses Of the navy
have srorn this figure and s rot 7rsing that Il
should D. tubjcet OF loud complaint lie proceeded
a. show hoe millions snd three quarter % dollars
can be saved aud at the time increase the sn-
cheney ofuc navy This 20 BE- done In part by
.ueips the non Der Of aaa nid-hip men PRE-
vtdipe retired Eat for iuarm on ser snd tbs cosse
az. Mt ucticn OF provisions Tie proPp.ei TO divide
nsva forces into squfdrons for tue Atlantic aad
the Other fer the Paciac ara dwtt upon the sisan-
sd secbCmy Of such arrsng -m-Bts Tie pressed
the rortsncs plautin snrs '~ssrls ny st-sm-
ships sud advocate tsr thorough rrf'rn
Mr. cars. (dsn % Missouri trusted that reforms
IN the navy would be CART q DOT VA s-us other
They dres monsJ ir 'm the people ~i'hoos
eoNferriug beneet Sad THEREFOR all connection o;
the government WITH them ought &c b. dissolrei
III. contractors had IN cume % 20 ttetr con
trssts lie ohsctsd to partusrship ara q ments ana
esJ Steamers airy Tor deis n-vs purpotes,
TIE scTomitt.- pos rose, and = resolut'ou va
adopted 90 close all debate tbs bali to'motros n
Que o'clock
The uouse recrdcd ifon IL prrpoi rri.tive TO
abe deficiency and mileage bill thrre.ore the ishcr
Tas Numbers and OresOs delegate ell g-t mileage,
according 20 On. usy travelled ite thtongh
the FITTED States The Oaiiiurnis r,~mb r. ul also
rtttve their per diem from th- tine the Csiiornia
contribution vas submittsa To Congress
ruF NAVY sGsis tuNstDEnEO.
Mr. NErsrtF, tdtm Of n e urBt fof reform. AID
sranet the rDs ttssntrs. and particularly sg.nst the
African lBe proposed BY Nr Stanton
M. PHstFs, t5sm.l OF No. tuok similtr course,
ssying that the Iiuea st--d, IN exst-uce together
With those contemplate, -ould cost tbs Foseransut
nearly three millions suuustly. Tie pointed cut
nov reforms could be enesteI Va tue nav -ous Of
Which va 10 require nstsl officers a. conduct the
coat survey. Tn cnnmittfe asain ro@e.
Mr. Chaser, tdepl OF Csl. introduce. y b u esta
ffsituy a marine = oil
Hss rstr red % tke Committee On Commerce
The liouss sbs I'd ,ourued
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Z. hfttt. JaPt v JUbbfun' UHPIAlh
VHAss q. n. ~ Little. o.. and ~ other, ~
fiYto Yesterday alta took rooms at the Americas Htl
hrs. MytA Jlask GAlBos bas Appva 10 tbs SegislA
tpfe Of Nissisippi Tor p-ustuu. m consideration OF
tbe military srfyicss II her lste husbs1d.
Ex.Governor NsreJi Hon. A Hannfn. n. Q Hon
" Denny. Titfstuigbt uOn Joha Ma8es. saith; Ien.
usidiug PhiisJ-iyhis. lion. " walker. ex-5.cro-
'sry 81 Tfps.ury, UaPt. - n x-mery, U. 3. r.. Hon.
a. Ro-e Warrington aad IL others, survived JESTER
dsy - the u vipg House.
4 y. nniiard. Csroiins W Prescott, Boston,
Mr.. Isrman TOrosto. "a Hon W Cass, Cleveland,
, &. WMteIie, Loui-i.ns, Nj b-sdram, ". s. a. b;
Gel " reters B.itimofs and sir -y-rght sthers ar
rissd and took rooms at llOaard Hotel
JscOb y. e. Roy tnd family WIN Ihomsssnt
Z mill Boston. ] 4. GreB E-4 Cbafie-toa, q
WIN 90 hsrs .nd family mobi-; .. white spd dass a
Ter Boetcn, Hon v. ,a1ie. Bselsri and aity ore
Place Hrtei
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State Convention OF SONS or Temp.rnnoe,

UTICA, September 10, 1850.
State Conve ntion of the Sons of Temperance met
in this city yesterday Delegates in attendance
from every section of the State L. Miller of Osvego
was chosen President J. s. Graham of Geneva, Vice
President Wesley Bayley, of Utica, and &. t. Lewis
OF Rome, Secretaries.
The following named persons recommended to
the subordinate Divisions suitable candidates COR
Grand Officers for the ensuing year :-George W Ger.
maine. q. W. i. Lewis Rose, of Albany. @. W NJ (;
L. L. LOWS, OF Oneida, g s. Nathaniel Cobb Of 0non-
daga, Rev. j. 8. Stebbins, of Duchess, G.. Chap
lain L. Mills Of 0swego, G. Q. Thomas J. Francis,
Of Oneida, G.S
was recommended that the rex. quarterly sessions
OF the Grand Divisions be held in January Albany
In a ri at New York and In July at Niagara Falls.
The city of Utica ded as the place for
holding the next annual session, in September 1851
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U. .. Grand Lodge 4. o. OF o. II.

CINCINNATI, September 10, 1890
In this days session of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States I. O. of0 y resolution declaring the
Assessment law OF the last session to have been adopted
censtitutionally, was declared of order by the
chair.
subsequent resolution, declaring 1t to be compat-
BILE for the Grand Lodge at any time pass upon the
constitutionay of laws, also ruled to be out of
order.
An appeal was taken, and, motion, 1t was laid on
the table.
The amendment to article sth, depriving all P @.
8. Of their votes, was adopted, by IS to 90
The amendment to the constitution, changing the
time Of meeting to the first Monday in September
adopted by so to "a.
Protests from the @. L. of Mary land and Pennsylva
mia, and the Grand Encampment OF Maryland against
certain acts OF the G. l.. at its last session were then
read and referred to committee the state OF the
Union.
The resolution to remit and refund the assessment
was ncgatived by Al to 80.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Passage of the Oregon Land Bill
in the Senate.
Brilliant Reception OF the Turkish Ambassador,
&c. DC. &c


aSRILLIANr RECEPTION OF THIS TURKISH AnBAssA-
poE-nIs INTERVIEW WITH MR.. wEBsTEx, sEcRE-
TARy or STATE, AND WITH MEssRs. CLAY, cAss,
DENTON, AND KING sERENADE, ETC.
ovs SPECIAL TELEGRApHic CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHisGroS, September 49, 1850.
The Turkish Ambassador got fine reception. Mr..
Webster called upon him to day and behalf Of the
government expressed his qualification his arrival
shd hoped that his visit would lead to the most nt
mate relations of friendship between the two countries
Amin Beg replied In the same spirit
Mr.. Webster then accom- panied the Ambassador and
s"e te the capitol and introduced Au,in Bey to Mr
king. Gen. Cass, Mr. Benton, and other Senators
Amin Beg was then conducted to the House OF Re-
representatives., end introduced to q large number of
abe members.
TIE Turkish Ambassador is lodging at the same
hotel with Mr. Clay and waited upon him at his rooms
to-day, accompanied by Mr. Brown. The oriental
stranger stopped to kiss the hand of Mr. Clay in re-
spsct to his age and his eminent character.
Mr.. Clay expressed great pleasure at tho meeting,
and spoke OF the noble conduct of the Sultan towards
the Hurgsrans, and OF the good feeling of the Amer-
cans towards Turkey.
The Ambassador appropriately replied
The seuste's vote Of ten thousand dollars to deray
his sxpt in the United States and the speeches OF
MesHs. Cas-, Benton, Dayton and others A min Bey
thinks is more than he deserves.
He will visit the President TO morrow
Ash close, the Marine baud are serensding the Am-
tassador at his hotel.
The following appointments announced ~. r.
Crossy, as Consul at Southampton c. C. Teyl.r, Of
Texas, ss Censui at AN sterdam NJ Petit of Iudi-
ana, us Consul at Msranhsm J. Wilson, a. Chief
Clerk of the Public Lands and John NJ. Moore as
Chief cirrk Of Surveys In the General Lsrd oE,s.
Governor Vance of Ohio has been tendersd the oboe
oi United States Treasurer add 1t Is thought that he
will accept IT,
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Senate.

~ nuask's MAGNETIC rKrEaxhPa.
WssstxeToN, Sept lpth, 1850

hh MAdNktC
wssHssroS. Sept lsth, 1850.
TO PREVENT ErricsuEsT, ETo.
After the consideration OF routine business, 1. was
rmov,d to ,sse The bill prevent the .ntcing aSsy
assisting of savos to escape in ths District OF Co.
Iumbis
Objection made TO taking up tss bill to the
exclusion OF ether public business Of Importance.
Mr. Cnssn moved TO lay the motion TO take up on
eubssquent 20 seine debate IN she course OF which
81 suggested ny Messrs Downs Cnsse, aud Others
that the bill could not without much drbate the
motion t. take up vas rejected. Yeas 20. nays 20
HiLL.
The bill creating the ~abc- OF Surveyor General la
Oregon, and making donations Of aal to setGa set
tiers thereon, vssrcad a thisa q n, al passed
rBE GKNrEAi ArFSorEiA 10Y BiLL
was then taken up and several amendments reported
by the Committee on Finance were considered aud
adopted.
ilOuEa nd dollars TO b. exycpd-a under the drec
son Of the Secretary 81 State 10 drfrsy the expenses
OF Amin Bey, the Assnt OF the sablin. Porte. Ale a.
srid that ia. Amendment had bern recon me ded By
tie Committee On Foreign Relations, as a compliment
af,er soms dsbst., in Witch the appropriation
J.teudei as In accordApcr 9Th IA ters ueeg., and
.ely to result 10 grsst honsh,'o oai e"s@s,si. re-
isions by securing the good isehug =. the govern
r.pt az the sublime Porte the amer imsnt vas
slori-d-yeas IS, nays 10 ,
Mr. pog GLASS mo W amendment making an APP
prot aton for the parpoF Il site AID tn erection
Of custom house in e.. Louis. shich, alter debate,
Gr b.vr.' Of Mir. ON the conuittee on Public
BuiieipEn proposed an smsudmeut aPPropristing tNo
hundrea thousand dol afs tor en,srg-msrt o; the
csritol which rejected.
Ne HAnltS moved appropriation for g custom
house nj Hang or NAioe, Adopted,
Mr., GwIN moved an appropriation OF one hundred
thoutaud dollars towarda the rrretlnn OF a oartom
housn st San Francisco, slid buidtnB To contain
for pcst Office, United stses foarr ana otnsr
uublir Offices The anu nom bt subsequently
modified to limit IN eat'rr eost OF the building
70 hve hundred thousand dnlia aud hen stopted
Mr.. Gwfr also moved appropriation Of nhy
thousand dollars for Maria. Hospital Ia California
Adopted.
4 al
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pnIiitrnI Int.lliperr.

pr~o,uArIc UoSvE>rto- ~ aAsssurvssrrs.- The d.
n8ctaie stat vopseutpr OF has~aohu,-tts, s'ae n
bed ~ Worrettrr in that STATE tins 18Th in.taot
After the uinatiou OF their candidates ro' tsrty
frty r,toi 1tions passe1 a@ot entireiy nth.
ert reverence 20 the subIect " nafiuus politics The
ssu,lssien Of yslifnrnia was welcomed but nothing
sata U tbs late sgit.ted state Of tbs coup,ry tbs
~ sach agitation The resir. ar. esr-fui
end cautiously srs-p up, sRf bear slnest -nt,rcl;
,p~s the 81 ATE NIalrs
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NnHtus Nsrffn see lsnra y n.aia csgtsin and
nafF ~ tts snsfir.u stfs ffsft Rifhfs boafst
tffffs tts tnn ulHstHnff 80 nrniun. the
E.nIft ~ Nrfn IasTf RI ~ rhnrGlnn th m
80 tarfrr 60 fEn ttfa - Aarasf tsat ftfacs nin
80 f'fa tsm 90 De "a HinF 81 hHat lf-fia. as
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% frFrH fr rfanrl aaaa fa ffH tHtniaa 0fdfr.
a. fasrisiai So AtEis.ra ed as.sntaass ii.-
lafaHa
na'are kiaranasr ns. lirff IA.
farf..W ffHerFHH u Haass fstef - ~ caa
ffaHf FHafns htrfHm 10 AnnmFsaas uhisf snxi-
fHff ~ 30 teaHHhiF OIfH - nFs huft, rats - NJ
p ttfrs tts lsis o. 80 tsis asy tislaissr-A
afnNf fanBfan ai.ffafafa
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Violent Storm.

BNcHsMros, Sept. 1910 2. NJ
1t commenced raining here this moraing, about
nine o'clock and has eontinsed to pour In torrents
all the day 1t is the violent rain storm we have
bad during the season The wind 1. blowing strsnx
from the south aud the wes her very cool Ab1ut o
I. NJ, the rain ceased The streams aru all full The
cars on the New York and Erie Railrosd ar. behind
time In consequence OF the rain
NEwBURGH, Sept 1o-iOS PM
The severe rain storm hat has been pouring do vn,
In torrents Mt owego, and points reached
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From pittshurgh.

PITrsauKcH, September 10, 1850
Tie man who was woundtd curing the riot on Mon
day last on the Csntsl railroad died yesterday fruA
the injuries he received The murderer is as get su
teard frcm.
hsckey. who murdered the brothers Beethoven.
and who is now In prison has q dsrsuxcd mind
Ihe heavy rains, last night ant o-day, have caused
tLs river TO rise rapidly.
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WhIg Convention.

ALsAST, Sept. 10 1880.
John G. feltman has been elected delegate to the
Whig Convention, from this city. The district vote
stood-Feltmsn, III franklin Townsend, s. This is
claimed to be a Fillmore victory
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Ep-T-c months ago Frctsrick Rohu, journey
bnfhrr. vsdsf the Irving Hcu~. vs- arrested 70
teirz tbueeted with dtturbsure 10 trent - his
bosrCinE house IN Reade street lie Ia prepared %
prove by suscral vituesscs. his inn-ceoce u the
charge hat tsnrot obs sin a htsfins We employed .
Jasper vho pgrrcd % obtain b. rstasr IN t-rpty fnr
boVr bpf after getting his retaining es be tnrro' h
tIeu cCnd aud Tina lauyer wrte retained sith zoe
sane resUt 1hre ". At prescott. ne pros pset Of =
b.sIipg Ifbe had ~ al guilty 10 the hfst pisc. MS
would b.v. br~n, probably thirty dsss' i.n
fasui, he has zen sixty fAJs tB ths Tomb
atd there " prUspsct Ct his being th-fs a. mach
longer Now this groas mi isti-e The iuausnce ~
)Cu q msnd justice Ia this suHsCRibbk.
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3eArRrapaie speed.

PursHuRort, Sept. Is, 1850.
Tie European news by last steamer, Cha Csnads)
was transmitted from Pittsburgh by the oRcAy line,
through toe Mississippi Valley to New Orleans in the
short space Of seven hours and half This Is of
the quickest tfansmiseiops ef steamers that has
yet taken place between the North and New Orleans
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Halfway Accident,

fRILhDELPFsA, Sept. 49, 1850.
The engine OF express passenger train going east
IAN OF the track aud down a bank, last night near
Larkswaxen Portunstely. the coupling broke, which
saved the car from being prociPtsted down the bank
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ENFINIns r~FE u, TF~FU
Jack Wade, notorious character was estea hero
20 dsy, cksrged with robbng the Dorchester BaDk,
Massachusetts, Of $50 four months since.
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ViFgfN.A GoiD.--We saw rich sight. " sisrday,
~ The cuubtu p room Of Drnnr q l'fosu, Wiz
ilifD .tig ht bais ~ sod gold weighing $50 snY
vtisht-, end worth neatly oue doiisr a-aoy
weight Thee bars we're lroiluc'd ~ thr b"OA'F
Cold Mine, sud were the fesuit OF DALI 20 days
vUik The suCcess has bstn truly gratifying, sgd
we HIUiee hat the enttrgfte srd 80 cat :
tt,n 80 well rev atded. There are two Other
ninrs IN buckingham IN succfs siui op~f.u"n' S,r
wnflsd by ! w U.rhe. aud the oth-r by Q. W.
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ttsi cosn'ry hes created hae demand iof labor 80
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The Pennsyiva.ia stat. Cas-

HAsstsHrsg, Sept. Is 1850
The break in the canal bet vpen this place and TO-
lunbia is nearly repaired aud u will be ready for the
passage OF boats on Monday next