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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
ssasonable YegerabIee.
To TIE Edt,or Of qas Tribune

TO ~ 174F'V7 y A's A'FV~7o
Our citizens have oause to complain OF tao mea
ger EupPIy Of Vegetables il our market, which
should not be SC, as the PRESENTS the natural sea
son 10 have them in great abundance. Thsrs is
net the usual variety for the season of the year. aud
auch as there lie ia limited in quantities and extray
sgantly dear. As the past sesson has been one IN
usually favorable for the products Of the earih lean
not account for it in any oshsrwsy than thatthe far
mers near the city give their whole attention to fur
nishipg vegetables early in the season. l have
seen our market better and cheApe supplied in the
msnsh Of June than as pressnt | would suggeut
to those who maseit business OF rsiaiag Vege-
tables for our markets, to consider this fact aad
make it point to have stock for market afer The
early bot. bed products bsve passed away, and my
word fo- ii they will find themselves amply reptd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
CLOTHING.

Va HAT NEXT!! THE JoURnnYY,a ~ ~, TA IL
w ORE COOPERATIVE UNION TAlLoalN9 EDS
gABLISHAEkT, lS4 cs seu'st one door soutn OF sSsS
nan Is now oper for business and pubc nsP6csoa fhey
neile their fellow artisans and citizens 20 choose SW
neui from spendid assorted STOCK OF Fal ana W!u'e
9ood Every garment IA warranted % b. snd MADE 10
the most fashorabs, 6uSEhls style We cay IN wora1
come And pes whas working mechanics have dooe, cSn
and viii do -
B As the Cooperative Union has issued scrip money
thes beg to inform who gymps hize wh Ihe move
mem and all persons dealing In auch articles AZ are uted
by Ms mbers OF ead UGto1 COAL hour grocetl's Sc-h@
fo such scrip as they may accept from said members o
money or 2oods hey shall :eve clothing tom said o.
ion al per cent nterss, for the time satd scrip DO not pre-
stptee Isls lm. wh GRANGER, Secreiarf
VLOTHING AND TAILORlNG.---lmmene
Y stock of fashionable ready Clothing of every do
scrpdon-IOOO Goats from 81 to So 5000 Vests from VI
to 81 5000 Pants from 81 TO s. TO measure Clos oaa
sincres and Vesngs, embracing everything no" ano
fashionable drst-rate fit always guaranteed sRste
trial viii convince all. Twenty per cent leea tnan any
house the city for cash. Remember the name ana nu
Der MlCflAEl COlNW Al
So Smeodt li3 Fulton-st near Broah"p
FTNDEH. SHIRSS AND DRAWERS. -Gsnlle
u men about Purchasing their winter under-shirts aud
drawers will find very desirable atsoftmen OF extra
resvy wooden and cotton; also fine merino ismss wool,
Scotch lambs wool, New 3h!hiu and shasec Shirts at
JOHN d. YRIPLERS 1886 Grand-st. sdjoulng the Me-
chepci' YrsderT Bark beiween Suffolk aud Clnon sts
Also ladies' patent merno yeats, OF S1MW&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

THE FLIGHT OF FUGITIVE SLAVES FROM Bos.
ToK.-For no sufficient reason shat we can see,
there seems 10 be considerable panic among the
fugitive slaves who have been, some OF them for
number Of ears, quetreaidents OF this city There
is yet no evidences Of any attempt to seize them,
ard hardly probable that any will ever be made.
We learn how ever thar quite number OF fami,
lies in this CITY where either the father mother
are fueitives, have been broken up and the furni-
turs aod off, with view of leaving for safer quar-
,efa In Nova Scotia or Canada In enc osse hus-
band, whose wife is fugitive, and who With .hsir
,eree chlieFen born here, liable to be taken
hsed 10 break up their bone, and will probably
sack refuge in the BritiAh Provinces
Bostoa Travslles hoaaay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

HORRIBLE MURDER-We learn from the Cam
bridge (Nd) Chronicle, that on Thuruday last
willis Capt Reymons, who lives 10 she upper part
of Dorchester county, Md, or in DelaWare, was
Starding in the store of Samuel Webb, Esq at
Vienna, he WAS approached by d man named
Thomas Grenuan, and stabbed aeyeralHsmes In the
abdomen causing almost insta1teneou as death The
cause Ct the horrid deed is said to be come slight
difficulty with Heymons during camp meeting
n Auguat Grennan vas lodged in Cambridgeiail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
The Casbondale Fire and the Miners.

CARBoNDALs, Pa, Friday. Oct I. 1880
Tc the Editor Of TIE Trtbuas
The Tribune OF the lss last containa tsle
graphic dispatch from Honesdale, giving an account
otthe great fire which TOOK place here on Saturday
night, and stating that large amount of goods
we're stolen by she miners This il a grave mis-
take and does serious Injustice to worthy and
uprish; class of car ciszens The miners are prin
cipaly Welch, and are remarkable for honesty
and good conduct, aud this stigma ought to be pub
lioI5 removed from them as iEussit will be by the
printing OF this letter
Neither ought any such charges to be fixed upca
sne ls00Eefs' q numerous body who work by the
the srestess cfedit for thsir exs,tion. j. saving
the properly of she sufferers - cav LIZ
Ghe f he I'D ~ was rot done by mon Of any one
A meeting is to be held here tonight in n,tis.
cation Of the miners. Yours, truly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

ISLE OF SHoALs.-The census Of these i,l.nds
has just been taken by she Marshala of Il ". Hsmn.
shire and Maine. One ofshem repotts that the In,
habitant1 of these islands are about as hardy ssos
of men SIS cas- be found in tho world The islands
themselves, situated sen miles out IN the ocesu,
are nothing but mass of brisslng rocks, on which
nothing but few potatoes are raised. In severe
atorms f1om tho eass, when the surf dashes up to
sreat bighs, she keeper of the oates ligbs houss
boards p his windows sndohimney takes in his pig
and COW and lives "resired' Life, hll fslfcT
weathee. Ths population sshsjss wholly by asAing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
COAL.

EHGAL.-A foe assortment Of Anthracite Coal OF gu
v peror qualify suitable for furnaces ranges gstes
NC ConEuu desrous of procuring their cual a. very
low rate will do we'll TO give the subscriber es y call
e8 Inn 9EORE a. SPARKS 205 and 2G7 Franklin ST.
6NabAL, RED OR WHITG AsH-Tbe iessos, mafEa
V price, Large Nu $3.50; Stove ard Egg. S.; ysTts
479 Sroome al near Wooster and 3lS Bowery
AID Smt JACOs WEEKS Jr d 2EPHEWs
7UAi--I em aching coal usual OF the oosf quality
" cheaper than any other dealer In the ely from y
sig eyy+ PETEE GLiNToH
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TO FAMILIES

yAlHE subscriber respectfully bega eaye TO Inform FAINT
es lhal be Ia new fully prepaie cd supply them With
Beef Veal Mutton Lamb and Poultry. OF the choicest
quality Also Country-fed Pork, and ssusagel manusc'
ally by hlmself Fteah Vegetables Of all kndsb
in their For pas patronage tho undo sgoed NJ
urrS tiS hanks and desires continuance OF ths sAma
All articles supped by BIN mRy bs relied Of tas bea
qusy, and al the los esI rates
sEWELL V DODGE, 23a Blssckerst
NIB Shop Butchers supplied on The most ressonaaD
tarrps s25 3ueod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
GRAPES FoR TEE TABLE.

V7XCELLENY GRAPES for desert from 6 10 IG cen4
EJper ID Of The deyottor CozLenTs vineyard,
Al Dobba'l Ferry, Johnst New-YoTk
GRAPES FOR PIES AND JELLlES.
Loose ripe end immature lfahslss from 10 csnh
per b.
or chocs variety from tbs above vineyard ard al whole
aae ano retail win instructions 10 purcbssent
% Inns J. COZZEHg, John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

r. Orange Meuntain Watcr-C HrSs-Dr CARL
LoREsE has Eucceesed Dr. Hsek In Inc sdca direction
OF hiA Institution. The establishments Is situated in South
Orange Essex County, New Jersey oue hours rds from
The city by Morris and Eass1 Railway Viors take tho
Ferry boat al tbs foot Of Cortansts al g. A H. and Al
P b. Private bEhs attached most Of the patients
roOule, STIFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

~ O5ReEiiy,s FeisErapk Lias@. connecting
win al sections o. The United States General ohca Sl
Broadway Opea from In the morning ullIl st night.
Vtsitor IL Hew.YorE who accustomed uanaactng
business with tho 0Retly Lines In any secdon Of TIA
United Btses WIZ find Is the interest TO Leave eis Dis
1aiesc- i9gH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
oLMBYEAD,s rAYrHx STOVES

zALLs cHuRcREs, sroREs, PARLoks, oPYic8s, 40:
rH,HE SUbSCRIBER would call ths attention Of hos.
In want Of Htoyea bis compase assortment " ne
most approved patterns Of heating aud cooking saTe
Aso manufacturer and desier In plain and Iapsnnsd re
glove Ornsmentz and trimmings gtovss cleaned prs
Jared and put up 1t short notice and liltls expense.
o. ANDREWS,
Successor 70 2 a 3rowbddRs,
sl7 I'm 40 WssfSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

WINDOW SHADES! GILs SoRNloEs DKAr
w Perry AU8LiNS, &c Families AbouI turnisbi3S
their windows with the above Irticea, will end ct d
ToGnFORD's, 295 Broadway, the lSLsest and be5. ~
Sortmen Ia tbs city sovora ayleS never before intro
dused 10 Now.Y0rs Laos and muslin curtains, drspOy
tasses loops, piDS 5snds, cornces &c Families pur.
chasing OF the sUbacTtbeT may rely upon getting 6sIk
article sud as low as possbls to import annafas
ura IL, Merchants buying AlwholesaIe vii end decidedly
TO their yent2gs 10 call before purch ng eocvherS
slstf J.c WOObFORD, 70s sroxdwRy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

- TO the Members of the Protective UEion.
al who 1eiiro0s Of Baceranipg TIE facs relating TO
the dispute befv George Aaam and some Of !he 3rus
ees and few OF menbers requested 10 attend The
regular meeting on Thursday evening" 10th inst al the
Eabe,s House OF Call, In GAnt.st Lear Broad vsy
~ AZ GEORGE ADAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

~ For Sale-A Wing Newspaper With good cir.
collation. and advertising psronsge IN County Of this
BtAte The present proprietor wishes change bis basi-
ness and will sel opt on favorable part OF the
purchase money only VIII be required the purchaser de-
and cen bis own editing, can do well by purchasing
Inquire al Ibis Office. AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

u Water-Cuio IEAiltute-City ind Coun-
tFJDr TRAIL receives patients at the commodlous city
establishment Is Lsightst and at Oysler Bay. L. l. Com
muncslon daily between these places by steamboat and
railroad. General practice attended 10, Consultations s..
ri iruF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

~ Water CuEe.-Dr.T H. NICHOLS and SrS. A. s..
9oyE NICHOLS 81 Wesi twenty 9econd-sG lhrd house
from SIKH 3@en7e ColPulatopa from 10 10 2. Patients
dsncee. o3 lnod'
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vuARrO pIOuMDEUH

VIVARIO PLOUMDEUH
aURBNIFH 70 PIE KING OF YHE BEL5IAH2-
UIHE Subscriber (sole agent Ia the Uned getea for ia
sae OF the celebrated ViysnO PlcuudeQrs hre Jms)
prepared 10 receive and execute ell orders guGe
sttols &c &C. OF all descriptions the haVorAbta
.ame and with dapsteh FOR pa,terrA and frthsy osk
zsrs Apply ts LOUIS Il. ECLUbE,
ais Inf 81 Liberty B1eaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Ey Notice 10 CongracIers.-ADc contractors vhose
money Ia collected sy Rfses4ment hereby notified 10 at
tecd meeting be held at the WestcheGter Branch Ho-
tel corner Of Twenty seVenhs and Fourhag on Thurs
day eyeriag Oct 10, at7I O'clock OF 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Ks " Chrono.Thermal System Of MsdlciAen
AL lnA LONG, Al Am ct
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WINDOW SHADES.
sHAnEs

WINDOW SHADES.
4. LILY RiKER ISL Chathama call the attention OF
HAL persons wanting Shades to her sssortLnsnt Of
5hades and materials for making and hanging Shades
Thsy make the beat qua lily only and eel prcef full
per cent lees than any other manufacturers All Shades
warranted not to stick curl. s2l lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
COMPREHENSIVE


EAIS6OLUTION-No ceis hereby given that the Co
~ parn euhip OF ssDedici EocAwel OF 81 PeafEst
city OF Ne York Ii this day 6isHolyed BY mutual consent
Ali persons having claims against he firm req Iesed 10
present them Walter Rockwell, Of tho 6fd for
adusT emit and oil peraons indebted to the firm are hero
by notified TeAs paymbni htn be Ia authorized 10
selts tho alfalfa OF tho firm.
SPEVCER 6 BENEDICT,
o5 lwt WALTER III ROCK WE'LL.
N0TIUE-The eopafnetsho heretofore existing be-
Tween the subscribers undsr The and hrm Of 4
BEATTY wss ibia day Dissolved by muus onsent-
The business will be duciFd Al The old stand 81 Third
avenue by CORNELIUS BEATTY, who 10 authorised TO
sele the OF and receive no moneYs belonging 10 the
old frm.-Da !ed Ne w.Yotk, Oct 1850.
CORNELIUS BEATTY.
OF ST. ALFRED BEATTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

u Gil. OIL. Ou!-Pr3 McDowBLLs oigh!y-eeni
Winter Oh beautiful article will bum c!ear Aod brgm
without Aneks or gus warranted 10 burn all night
70 JOaEPH T MCDOWELL,
s2s ln- OIL sTORE, i5s DIvIsI0Nsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

pOARD.-0ne or tw gentlemen can be accommodates
D With pleasant rooms, furnished or nnfufGshed VITA
breskasi and tea III ptiysts miy where the comforts Of
q home may be enjoyed. References exchanged Apply
al q Rivtpgto Of. os So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

EMANUEL BRANDE1B, late OF Vlsnos, ptet's US
FnS,b Fqsncb IssIisp and 40 languages po'sess-
Ing very Pecnious method of musical instucIio N
spectulB ofers his services to the pubic and ts
Nev.York srd viciry. He is rsedy 10 recslTe PIN I'm
either at hls residence 2s0 Houson st. or nsu an
7erms moderate Apply $50 Houston at betTsen a.
or arc o'clock or a. O e Gould Co. fosna "a.
ley &C e music ssore 2s7 Broadway Reference 20 s
CURED. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

~ yYs4a and Observation-Disclosures Celebrated
Wig Factory u 81 Walls. Wtefs u al EirS c9n DC
foand tie IAikes4 essofneni In ina city sHsngets and
citizen should cs eu3 fudse ot iheGrees before put
ehsepy sIsswhsrs EATcHELoss 80 wy n75otcd Wigs
obtained siver medal =. tHe Fss e It's Aercs1 inst
uR Copy l21 sdGfsss fngio A"AE1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

e Grand DIvfsios. .. of r., n. Y.-The Annual
gession OF Grad Dvielon will he held 10 Haonal Hal,
70 CAnsl-st WEDNESDAY. Oct Oh 1850. II ocik,
r. 81 which time the election for oce,s will iske place
&c 81 By order, THO4. EDGERLEY, g. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

= DR.. AGteher's Ear InfirmaPy, Il Wtreo-sL
Rear Broadway, open trom I'LL for the exclusive reai
OF diseases, deafness discharges from the ear
and al unpleasant noises 10 The head cured Ia short e
without risk or pain Consu&npn fee g. bT let,of or osh
srwAa Unpaid letters refo.ed sl9 lm0siW9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

az DR.. Houghton's Water-Udrs Establish
ment, Nc. Wess ElsvsnhSt. three doors hoA Brosd.
way, sl9 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Eewtlh q furnished room and board, at moderate rata
In q1et family where there are but tew boarders Ap.
ply al lCO Warrer-sl oS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

EsOARD-Iu Harfison-st. souh Brooklyn opposNe Or
- stonc's Church ~ 6rst house plessaut room
rDnhed or unfr shed suitable for gerteman ard adv
TWO single gentlemen, in family o. ter persons Ia
qrire al 81 Hsfrison-st o4R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

UOARD-A gentleman spd his lsdy or is9 slalI gsa
EetleEs, can he lesJspy accommodated In pdyAts
fr- y win ave conf desrsble 30 maks agreeable
home Apply l49 Wooster st near Hounon .! stage ross
OF SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

ETo DR.. ehew,s WeIer-Uure Institution, cor.
Ter FHefth.sI and Uniysfsit1. piace mo II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

EpGAaDING.-The large hoass S. franklin st. few
- doors of Broadway has bsea newly arufhed or
boarders from e. 1910 s. per week limited number
only VIII be isi en- cS Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

NIOTlCE.A Corporate Company soout 70 20 ~ me
ed under ITO Act Of 1873 for tho purpose Of Pa Bs
operahou of gbopI giosrng oefrcSs 90 ri, pssss
call on A. D. BlsHoP Esq a. bis residence W ins
Brooklyn. -------
N1TDWIFFRY INsTi TUTE 81 Ii i s1 a' dsss.
NEeTh ssb,hed for Toe dudSg of
cus .. he rs.e 81 Mrs. "a ~ S
conehsuee 81 Li.psusrd-st All diesSes a. inn
female sex skihsl7 satd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

DOARD.-THo, or three gentlemen be sccommo-
Ddsea with rooms ard board In private fen lily near
Union PARK Apply AtISS Fourtb-sv OF Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
BOARDING.

BOARDING lei, with board. suite Of Roou,s
1suitRbie for family three four aenusma0 ca Ia
Cd or Sd floor In h0use here few boarders are kent
snafs room also may be hEd Nore Sui SOLICIT pe71oos
IFS Esai Broadway. at 2vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

TWO YOUNG MEN can be sccommoc s'ed vita
Board in private family teT streets es.. Of MS
lire Of stages Address 3. ThbUne office. Rsiereucea
exchanged. % o.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

BOARD A pleasant room with or without sdjca-
ID ing bedroom snd board may be had the esbly To-
Gated dwelling le WocstsrSL OF 3tH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

A ROOm NANYRD-A spgls lady Wishes 10 reni
"A ANAL unfurpi'hed room, Without board IN house
occupied by private family residing between TENN aud
sixteenth st not east OF Broadway, west OF sixth
avenue. Address by note q ST 68 Chat0phsret o6 2t|
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
PROFESSOR wEBsrEn,s CASE.

The Boston Post publishes the following
letter, which, ii says, came through the post
office, post-marked as dated
TERRE HAuTE, (Ind.) April 18th, 1850.
To the editors of the Boston Post Gentle
men Il feel it 10 be my duty TO inform you,
and through you the public, that Dr. Park
man, who is supposed to have been murdered
by Prof. Webster, and for which supposed
murder Prof Webster is now under sentence
of death, was in this city on Sunday evening
last.
He came TO this place on a canal boat from
Covington, and was recognized by gentle
man here who was formerly intimate with
him. He accosted him, but Dr. Parkman
turned abruptly away, and soon after left in
the stage for ST. Louis, under the name OF
A Nj. Thston The gentleman who knew
him is R. w. Dillinghamer, of this place, by
profession a dentist. He is ready TO swear
10 the identity Of this person with DR.. Park
man.
Hoping that this statement may be of some
effect in al least restraining the too hasty
execution Of the unjust sentence under which
Prof. Webster is now lying, remain, gentle
men, Yours, respectfully,
JOSEPH A. ATweoD.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04

o. There is nothing which adds more
to the beauty of country town than the
shading of its streets by well chosen forest
trees. The Commissioners have during the
past week, been endeavoIing to decorate
our public square with them. While we
congratulate them upon generous spirit
which none of their predecessors have ever
manifested, we must say that the best taste
has not been exhibited in the selection and
planting of the trees. Those which require
a century to complete their growth are not
exactly suited to the purpose, and such bare
poles as rear the gaunt forms about the
Court House would be more in place in a
bean or hop garden. Some little regard
should have been paid to uniformity a
row OF pines, naples, lindens or poplars, set
at equal distances from each other, is very
pretty, but when every species is stuck into
the ground without respect to order or regu-
larity, each tree leaning in different direc-
ton like the muskets of an ill disciplined
militia corps, at a shoulder, we are not pre-
pared to say that they are very ornamental'
We say again, the attempt is very credi-
table to their hearts; and as these trees
will scarcely survive the year, we have no
doubt they will have better luck next time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival of the steamship Palmetto,
Captain Smith, we have Galveston dates TO
the 10Th inst. We give the following Items:
Judge Wheeler, of the Supreme Court, ar
rived at Galveston on the 18Th, suffering Sc
verely from fall received in Houston.
The U. S, Surveying schooner Morris had
arrived, and the officers were engaged in the
photographic survey of the Bay.
We learn that a number Of influential citi-
zens of Houston contemplate the organization
of Public Schools under the general law
passed by the Legislature.
The legal profession (says the Houston
Teegraph) has been quite nonplussed by the
astounding announcement that the Supreme
Court has decided that there is no appeal un-
der the statute from Magistrates Court to
the District Court.
We learn from the Wesleyan Banner of
the nth, that man, called Gerard Hayden,
of Rutersville, Fayette county, was burned
to death by negro on the 4th ult. 1t ap-
pear. Hyden was engaged in opening farm
on the Navidad river. He had rented some
land about three miles from his new place,
and feeling indisposed, left two of his me-
groes and German, and went 10 his camp
They soon followed him and one, called
Bob, went into the camp on pretence OF get
ting medicine for the German, leaving the
other standing outside. Hayden gave him The
medicine and got into his bunk again, wher
ne was knocked in the head by maui, by
the negro, who then dragged him 10 the fire
and tried to burn him up His bones were
brought TO Rutersville on the Sunday follow
ing, and inferred. Both the negroes are il
irons. boy, to whom it appears the negr'
had confessed the crime, disclosed the afIai
at the examination. The negroes belonge'
10 a MIR Goodwin, and were brought 10 tn
county about four years ago, by Mr.. Hayden
from Md.
We understand that the people of the UT
per Trinity country now have entire conf
dence in the permanent and regular naviga
tion of that river, and that large quantities {
cotton and other produce, which have here
ftofore been hauled TO Red River, will here
after seek market through Galveston.
The steamer Ogden went up the Brazos &
far as Richmond, the last trip, and found II
difficulty in the navigation This is the fir
steamer built for sea, which has gone up |
far, and the success of the enterprise afforC
much qualification 10 the people of Fort Ber
veonnty. q. Crescent CITY, APrii %.