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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk.
FROM HAVANA.
Peaeeabie Signs-The Coast Commerce Of
Cuba.
From the minutes

PS1G&aOtG SfH1B-The COWRt commerce Oh
Cuba.
Correspondence Of fhe Tribune.
HAVANA, sunday, Sept %
Mes,rs Greeley y AcEvath:
My Last by the Hamburg bark Colonist, gave sd
vice of the review and inspection OF the militia,
and Of the subrequent diuhrming and return Of our
coasts bagbos, cities and people to the iorjsdic-
ton OF the civil law by repeal OF tbs " B ando' Of
tire 29sh May.
There has been no abatement in the disSatisIac-
ton of the Volunteers, while their irritation has
been fed by those Who are nimica to the Condo
Alcoy sud his administration, which has been too
good for the frebrands who only hope for ds-
tincton by involving the country in foreign and Go.
mestic troubls, thinking to take advantage Of the
confusion for position thSt iheir Intrinsic merit
would never warrant or sustain them in. The fea
ure which hss been least endurable lie toe Euspi-
cion that tbs Government have not confidence in
the volunteers suficien, to trust them with arms,
at period when there does not seem 70 BIS aBy
absolute necessity therefor -Catalonia has always
furnished the Government Of Spain more oocupa.
ton than any other province TO repress sedlklon,
and her children here are not whit more subor.
dinste than at home
From the Faro industrial gather tho following
feCtS IN rcaGOn 20 tho movement OF Gle C9aib com
merce of the Island of Cuba and The t0nnags DC.
cupied herewith which is mainly supplied by tbs
ship-yards Of Havana and is Of character highly
oreditsblo for modal, strength, finish and rigging.
There now Teg;pse7sd $50 yessels wilh coast,
ing license making over 80 600 tuos and Is steam
ers, embracing $500 tuns This average movement
is fifteen voy ages annually and i is probably BE-
low The fact, hen We give tor the yeA5 1880
tuns for the port OF Havana only. The movement
Of ali ether commercial tunnsge, bringing and car.
rying VAST amount Of property, only re&ohea $50.
600 tuBs or this port.
Freights for norm ard ess' ports Of tha United
Sister from New-York, are for Sugars 81 25 TO
81 80 per box Molassgs 81 IS to s. per hid
AZ CsrdenAs there is little activity from the
effort to work off the small stooks on hand before
tee rolling of the new crop, and the few Srrivala
fyom tbs United States Of suitable vessels has
kept up the rate off,eights and competition among
shippers EErref yours, q. U. G.
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From PSEams -Isthmas Items.
Of ghn sHrllrna

PANAMA, Sunday, Sept Is 1850
The little steamsr sTsp, at Chasres, is ike all
the other steamboats, Tor The navs alton OF the Cha
grss river a bumbug LIE, travellers keep very
clear Of her, and all other ateamboats
The Gorgons road, 81 this season Of the year, il
simply awful Mons should assemptit. Tbs Cru.
ces road, though stony and broker, is much better
Died on the Gorgona road, about Ten miles from
Gorgons, on Wednesday night, 18th instant, Of
Cholera OF malignant disgrhes, Il should say she
latter E Beyea. Of Norfolk, Va. az engineer by
profession, agod about S. Hs leaves wife and
seven children he was passenger in she Phils
delphia, and some OF hin shipmAtes were with him
at his death. He ia buried near the road with two
crosses to mark his grave
Died at Cruoea, on Friday night 18th inasans,
about colo k. Of the IEbmus Feyer Mi. Edward
Eolgsr, Of New.Yors, after three daya' ness.-
Mr f. was on his wsy TO Chsgres, and vas actisg
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nnnlsst,o 80


p,trtunpr "a. .yrarrs Iors. ,,.,. In rsB
- A.. III ~. - a.. - r,zbo, 4 van e.
I6onasi sch. Ii Adarns Aaan ord Marietta Hand Jyns,
Albany SAMUEL Butler BOG. sreston c 4red eth ship NJ
Ieer.e tnew g3 tns Orsy San PIsucco adgs Tweed tB)
MaDola s. Johns y r o ,les RIO e Jisito and maTkstj
et Gen I["n VISION anail e :ieaaaes Gen Worth I,sg'
N9fi-A ~ fe'zfsuurs i"is No ;2t J9sephhs t
A0hfi " ftfSusoH Morn tT'.rberg James fsty rhR,'
Hgne9di .h AoslAe 9fo'A ~ !sl+isSaf t i
sIiiL. IIawkgs HYofk sa=J lis Ga1hfI, Bradford aai
snsaa CaHHe NJ D05ltefi iyr 't'ae--.a,
BOSTON 0ct5-Ar she 5qt TucAef Cacutsj Adela
Ro-en Whta Pl4cepl; y - SHADE Howss dc, La.oata
Howe io s FEEDER C. Per, AN Pr zee; MIRA lodge,
san joan Noyi scoa .f Br JOINS, ~ o9yr F,maq'
Pierce 90 .clrs Tn on @ softb Ataatc Ocean cafoHns
Gfsr, ,frsn plt4a.a. + Cttten cav do Lebanon,
eye RedDzto1 Clark IA oaas Berry do PENN Handy.
Aaay cob smith iIa,g r, STAND GaIou B1ekie, WORK
fyTc5ur- CroveH do D.F Fctet GaptI Rock and Santa
Mara, 'Ialo Frsepoft
ogtt-Afr sh p Pact5iu-; YORK 92fA ooe, HoJnsr,
Caelti lrs Bt6osa so8 Ia 6.r1 E5nlgd Dw a.. Hslet
Baltimore sy2h Ryj. Bsaofs Ella Finn, Baltimore;
tarz Ea Tti5r fll45eq- Caceu, tBr Mortal, Pctog;
bd4 yraa, gf Hsneb s. joan, ABi Big r Palmer Parker,
Cs Ponst Va erg Po3 H3s = Ae1rafj ohg General iSsfs
shrie phlae ma; sons tse atal T. bfo"n '2d Saf
Am Coos lhadsin3 e '+eFy Cosoy Albany ~ hHqle'
tliA o. FoHtog saeia -toeef y sen Snafoa Cn9Sy!
Hartford sfl ieLIel9 w p "a ssu J4t4Ga D. IT, r,
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Arrived.

Slip HARE pk Auswofh, Hayre Sept muse and passengers
TO Foxl& Livingston.
Brig Allson, Pierce, Barsor lods, lumber.
Brig Rescue Straiton, sullivan 10 d. granite.
Brig Velasco, Hll, Bangor 10 d. lumbar.
Brig Sea Belle Hartman, Bangor 10 de-, sples
Brig Fl Long, Long MachIas lUds, lumber.
Lucy Rochelle Aug Bark Brilliant (of Iho
naston da previously load for NYork Experienced
heavy gaze lhs tuh and III sept lat 10 SO, lon IS.
Sch Adelaide. ffeworgY, Ellsworth d., lumber.
Sch Louisa, Chase, BOston3 ds. mdse.
Sch Manhattan, Saunders. Bangor l0ds, spilHg.
Sch AlRgan, -, Mschlas ts, ah pckets.
Sch Cassius, Hartman, Buckspori 10 ds, spilDg
Sch Bennett, ndre%- Ea-port ts, ah &C. master
Sch Jane Turner, Gardiner 10 L4, spilng.
Sch Rinegold, -, Prov deuce d. IN ballast.
Sch Denmark, 1arbok Lubec 10 d., plaster
Sch Rio Grsnde Race, Lubec 10 Dc, plaster.
Sch Ceres. Small, Maohas 0jg. lumber
Sch AIeghan, Winchenbacll, Cahis 10 ds lumber
Sch Laguna Kalsr, Calais 10 Us, lumber
Sch Susan NJ Young. Anderson; Calais l0ds, lumber
Sch Sarah, Munson. Mlchias 10 10, lumber
Sch H Hall Degereux, EangorS de, lumber
Sch John. Miles Machias l0d7 lumber
Sch Monterey, Mcintyre, Calais 10 ds. Gmber
Sch Henry Laureus, Norton Machas 10 ds, lumbar
Sch q William, Moron, Bangor 10 DIS, l1mbes
Sch BEN franklin Aud, Eastport 10 de-, phster
Sch Amanda, Handy, Pfoydence2 de-, ballast
Sch Byzantun, - Ma hias 10 ds lumber
SIC op Blackstone. Appeby, Providence ds, mdse
DELOW-shp Hero (of Bath -; bark Peter Demili Hoey
I'm Savannah. cotton 81. 70 Dem'i d co,
ships and three Easted sch HENRIETTA I'm Malaga
5AILED-Bak aon.au Galveston; bg Augusta Savannah
and Russia, Neuyta@
WIND During the day NY and fresh
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRr oF NEw YoRK......OcT.
DlRGrnsi.

Ships Southampton Tinker London crswod tiaLa teena
fiayTe. W WhicrH; Constantine new Bunting
Grnne Mnurn Co; Maid OF Orleans, Dennis Noeags w Net
Roscoe Byes Francisco Van Brn saShE
Williams. NOrleans, J w EleeD - =, H., O. r.
Bark Bods new Gray St Marks, Be- tinfbnt q %
Brss Commerce. Br Card Bahamas Resale 81 lawson l
susta Stone Savannah sturgs4 cesnan Co hataa
Phiaielpha Russell Mayo, Georgetown, Sc Dug.n Cor
schs Sterling Brj Holmes Wadso rs, H Aksu Jones
Chamberlain Savannah & Ss,ht orns, Adri
PROVIDENCE Cyrus Chamberlain Bearse Boston, Flank Nc
Norfolk Rebecca Wogam Petersburg; Commander too
ms Philadelphia; Eose Robinson Wilmington &c klot's
Chase Boston; Bounty Parker Ae1an5I SC Cinderella 9eG
Brown Huse ouNlmipgton Nc Saunders =, Salem
soops Wsnde Providence Fashion, Bydenburs, do
Steamer Erie, Norman Philadelphia
Bare Grampus, Hayne, PhIladelphia.
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BoARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. !
knrdsv Oci7

Present Oacar w Sturtevant Esq. President,
N the Chair Assistant Aid Judsou Haley, Mccarthy
hoyee, Barr, Webb, Alderman, Crane, FEaucI, Smith,
hipP, saramis, Sands, Ward Rogers, Dean, AiVor1.
PETITIONS
ny me FTssident-ot r. w PownSend, Tor permission
70 ep INC main Croton pipe the corner OF Fortelosl
any ~ ~, nt avenue To commiies c Dspa- ner.
VI VEG Sonptlofy u NE Reformed p.'th CbnScb 10
church GRAINED ' - ~ ~ ~
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Enrefap rnrtn.

VALPARAISO JAY o ship for; caoa;' n sostsa i94 "a
Cao'a % d.j Ralph cU payr Talgshuanoi s sark
Palestine Nsps Csorns 'hp AoS2a SIs No y"Gs.s o. a
Han caao brig cyeops No[gap' 49, s; s $780, asn'
bp John Barns Ha.ssy IN Nioh - 81 9sb .,sani Gfa
l3h sch AyOe aarPhy Boston td' tt ship Ossasaoas l9Ss
klork ~ ts sch Albert X Ifrs, hempse41, s" nVu
R2 3 ga3r i,55 - ss d, bar. Mary
C"f To- T. b,iSs Homer Synan Panta Arenas ds Johs
y Tor California seh ii G Aos Gordon 10, 1SoAs 'ga sup
Thomas Dickson poar slo' ~ LaasIf N:n .2 Sc y1as
~ Suth 'hp "a ~ " 6{a Cs }r 3s, blf, " CO.
IN Norton ca2o ana I R a,5 nj sehs is, S'
esEhs a 9a9aRso3 calss ISL; sch N5s a.rn
Hampstead caloraia i9'h sch y0a a ~ aay.'
s5r I e vs. tboate colo6bo ard United states SD
steamer Gen " arren o"''" ia n r,@| o. ri
hP shaksPere Car San tJase.o, cen aF' Resa c1aST
95thi org Nsoo W. sS ''n ' '"'' "'A' 20
a. GLASGOW a0'a aIt, in, b -, 5n,
Rft ~ oS 5 s,r iir Cen eu Smith i'm NYot A1nsl
caao june Vi back d''' 'ap Mason Bell FOR CHINA few
a Bathurst Aca Aug % 5ss Iada Rogers, g Cape de y.r.
ol - in Cane de- Verde unc.
g6.i6a At b saF Ks Bate from NIoA Sd 10 a S M..
Byamhai NYofk.
Ar A. Ian Yah ut bark P,msb0 sbsoa for Tbaco
1 DAY TO 1a S 9f aSs % ca5 ,T 3 S@ sss
b.lu ~ : ia - % - ' 10y ' ' ~ ''''
itassa ,b Ian, os, MI, bart arm, R,,. n, n ,,,
sid 95sl brig CogmodoL5 Curtis Tgoa . ~
AT lrni a. r. lVn ns T pS fIM'n S, Ss si
staMtlps DO ,,,....... m, e.. o.
rots 1rr III ~ on the 1ert AM 6[ Soaa4 IA
ca al eaden4s, "a W. oteA os'el OiA OPs' ' sU'i
'' "a a Il &s saaSa 5 at, SARGENT Portland
7 Fnp o hsE B,d,s s 9 So3 'o"s''
Sailed from labTai0[ Sept TO- 9, Ism 9as109 o m''st
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Bv and i0lth nc e01IstIit q LHe 5elIEe
L1Eu7EsAErs-Van Rensselaer, Morgan Madison Rush,
Daniel Ammen Henry Rolsndo Andrew Weir, John s.
Tsyioy John Il Brown, Edward 2. Beale, Edward T.
NicLoa, John P Decatur Edward Windef, John K
George W Rodgers Archibald McRee, Robert II. wy
nan Edwasd Barrett, Nathaniel C. Brysn George 3.
Bach Jonathan Wainwright, Foxhsll a. Parker, Isaac
g Strain
SURCEoE-Ed ward ]. Rutter.
ASSISTANT SURROUNDINGS Heutis
CHAPLAIN-EdwRrd C. Bihinger.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 8.

as sgens for Howard Sons in Panama in the aO'
sepce of bis cousin in the United 8tates
DR.. THE1LER, of Canadian fame, is at present in
Panama, editing the Panama Echo, and as fat,
hearty and jovial as ever.
Died at Cruces on the way to Panama, OF Oho-
lera. w. G. Stanley, late foreman Of the New.York
Drv Goods Reporter Mr. 8 was on hia way to
California, to act as foreman OF new paper to be
established there
There is not much Cholera at Panama, although
the premonitory symptoms OF it, produced either
by the climate, by alarm, or by imPrudenoe, are
sufficiently abundant
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M a 2 2 LEI

At Schenectady Sept g. by Rev Dr. Backus AUSTIN KlB
BEE of Albany ANNA NJ daughter OF William Meeker ESQ
On "wednesday Oct a: Brunswick n. Rev Robert
Davidson D. JOHN B, MCINTOSH OF Buffalo, 10 AMELIA
daughter Of John w. Stout of the former place
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rates Forssn Barley Of Which quarters baTs hand
70 atsaardy night his been steady tbs week
4gi;s dear 70 pr-Viau5 Tho quality
81 the Barley yet bro1zh forward has much uo 20
asi Jear growth, strengthen The Els
ras fas malt OF the latter
been held hrunes We no ,aes OF aoars
caroea ledA higher urcss Ii "a
tAcse curIel. OF the uaIke, have eeeu asted
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1IRrkets -. ALgANY, oet 7.

The receipts have bsen-tLoUR, SOU bos )
yyHpAT. gfG0 barh; Corn IS 10 bQsh sAaLE7, 5000
br,S II 1ta !. s.eady ou} not scaye WHEAT IL firm
1b Teoa milling IrqGlg. saei Of 2CQ1 bah ofdiagfy
ono al iCIc ard Y co bush GeEesee al ll56l4C In
81 90 huih have CHANGED h8nds 81 72!G73 for
rerv ard IS f5r tYToroEed; f5uTr0Tad Tie. OATS
JuE ent ser with sgles Of GO 5l5hsi &c.
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BY Telegraph
iiIakets Ne.

nIakats HEw.ORLsASs, Oct, 3.
Tbs Co1roN market ha. been firm Saturdays
aIe ,yere $40 ha,e4 at a f1tter advance OF a. Md
dir heing done al lS1SI 7he saes Of The week hTe
beer Il coo baef The receipts thus ar aTs so o.!2S oE
h.nd !aai year.
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DIED

On Saturday Sept g. LEWIS NJ STRONG, of this City, soH 81
Hon. Lewis Strong, Of Northampton, Mass
Al Cruces sept Is, EDWARD FoLGER formerly Of this
City, the 25th year Of his aga
tai aud EsntJcie t papers please copy
At the OF hH snn-naw Dr. Moves Lyme, Conn oct D
Edward l. sCHIEFFELN Of this City IN the 10th year Of has
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The r. eipii since our lass have bsen: FLots
btls; Wheat $4,000 bush GoaN % coo 5usd- The
a xet hal bes1 rather heavy, b0i Without naeFs
C.trge 10 prices michigan ID 81 81. WHEAT IA steady
srd a-.n u CSC Ter Ohio. COEa IL firm lad IN good de-
srd s{th saIeE Of 0G00 bush sc Tor mixed WaE5rn
sail tiers5ctlona n Chic WHISKY 81 2i!c. no change
n FREfGHTs
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Observation-Disclosures, oci. t

Ire nsrket for 6RAts is UNCHANGED SEQ Gas
rs ot~rsd AId 0o0 sold a'20 az 0n the hoot ecu"
ID 56G5 . nel
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Receipts of Produce

By the North Rioer Boats, October 7-T430o
hn,b Corn q 600 90 Osls. $40, DO RE 2eO2s do
Wheat 1880 Barrels FLOUR, 3s. do Whisky, $50 do Ash
es 400 pkgs Cheese $40 do Butter.
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CHUrcH BURsr.-A correspondent writes Pat
erson, N. j. Saturday EVENING" as follows:
The Rrst Presbyterian Church in this town took
fire this afternoon at p O'CLOCK from the furnace Of
The tirsmlsbs who were roofing the tower, and is
ertirclv consumed No insurance.
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california Vessels spoges, sgp,
SDckeg, &a.

June 49, about 40 ses Of Caps Fda ing ar4r5seosga
fn Boston Apr 20 for Ctt0t.la
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n1N1AruRE ALMAsAc......rAIs DAY.

sgS-Rj,es --sets....-... hocs-set,....7 Asa
HIGH WATERLOO
sandy BOOK Gov khHd.-.l 52m Hell aas--. ''
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nnrke.s. .,AasEuLsv asronran roa rHn zRlssaa

MONUhTI VCI.
AsHES-Sre steady, with sAles OF about loo b's at
at ga and l2 for Pearls and Pos Pols are In demand
COTFON-7he market liz DOT active, and he prices
nominal The sales 81 to 1900 bales parity on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
AUCTION, AprH IL.

fIhE subscriber proposes 90 sell nt public
4. auction, ~ his dwelling house, 90 Dan
vile, nn "Wednesday the l7u Of April, a.
o'clock, T., "
Yske II OEeni Cows
~ hushels FphloeG 80 Bushels Wheat
Several Tons Of Hoy,
! Double Pleasure CaU,sgri I a.ugf, 81.
Lumber Wagon, z Single 6lcighs,
Several Harnesses and BulIal0 Skins,
Cords dry Wood, Hnd variety Of House
hold Furniture, hlcA aa Slaves, Tables, nu-
seaps, Cbnt, lfon Wac, 40.
The Subscriber also 0ffn ipr sale his dwell
ing h0use aHd about ~ cores 0f land attached
- the snmri or be will u lbe land iH lots ~
suit pnnhHsetsi also ihe dwelling house md
shout ~ acres of land on the south sdr Of ths
road, GEO Is. CHANDLER.
Danyille, May ~ 1850 G5aw2'
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PROF WEBSTER CONVICTED.

Monday evenings mail brought the an
nonneemsnt ofihe conviction u Pot Web.
sirr Tor tho murder Of Dr. Fafkman The
ui,l hes been lang and iuborious one, and
b.s created very great exeiiement,and keen
desire 10 know the conclusion No criminal
nal, since that ofCrowni0gshlcld f1r the mur.
ifT 0f Cart Wnitr, ~ fHirru, mss ~ deeply
,rraled public attention
The indlrCot evidence addueed hy the pros.
seulion against Webster, seemed to involve
him, Hlmosi beyond the Possibility Of doubt, az
guilty Of the crime charged upon him, Sci,
dom, perhaps, has there been eieuIer oiroum,
slaalial proof Of The guilt ofhny man Yet 1t
vas all oiToumstanliali-no human eye at,
messed The d 'ed-no one could say he dTlr
Add had the evidence closed here, scarcely
one man could have been found who would
mve, thought him innocent The rebulling
uiumony, however, from witnesses, for auaht
Ah appears to the contrary, a. credible 40
hose who bore testimony 10 the cireumsianess
against the prisoncrwas calculated 10 leave
"Teasonahlc doubt, upohihe minds Of al who
read ~ aud the oouyiotiou became general,
thut, with such testimony, the jury could not
end a verdict ofguilty, Several witnesses de,
siETod uPuu ou,iTtiTHt Tiny INV fHTkmHu Hftrr-
The hour Il was alleged he was killed by the
prisoner They may have been mislakcni but
not so likely to bo a. II Psrkmsn had been like
most other men. Ho was strongly marked in
form and personal appearance and Il seemed
ihat the seen would have rested heavily on
the minds Of the jury when weighed "a the
scale with the uHissH-enough 90, 10 have
made them hesitate, " not to give to the prs
onef the advantage Of "a reasonable doubt"
The counsel for the persecution and the Judge
in his charge, treated this evidence a. Of lttlc
vslqr, and, ofeoursc, 80 did the jury. The
charge orChicr Justice Shaw, was decidedly
,gansi the prisoner II - probable that Prof
Webster killed Dr. Parkman Hot man
ought not 10 be hanged upon probabilities his
guilt should be eviaia-posiiirsiy 10, not ~.
Csr,niiaiiy.
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NsALWGo

In Dapvllc, March -, Of consumption, Ell
dad, son OF Dr. r. Alexander, aged ~ years.
In Danvillc, March 81, Adele j daughter
Of J $ II and j Il Weeks, aged 10 months.
In Cabot, March 7,ol' consumption, Mrs Eli.
"a Heath, wife of Nr Nathaniel Heath, IN
the 22d year of her age.
Ia Wheclock. March %, Mr. John Chase,
aged G.,
In WcstStewartsTowh,N n. H., Maruh i9,at the
residence OF her parents. Angelina Jcnnct,
daughter of Rev. JOSIAH Morse, and wife of
Col Kinds r. Darling, Of Milford, Mass. aged
% years and 4 months
In Canaan, March II, Mary c., wife Of Ma
thaniel b. Beech, aged 81.
In Lisbon, n. H., on the 9Th ult, Elder
Samuel CetG.
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Mr. Calhoun died at Washington, last sun.
day, lie Ind been m for some time, ola pull.
monary complaint, but the immediate cause
81 his death was an. affection OF the heart Ar.
engagements were made on Monday by each
llnuse &c Congress Cor the funeral on Tuesday
Tho body was to be inferred temporarily IN
-'hr Gurgr---roru+- buryruE ground, md hrrr.
,Orr TO be taken to South Carolina
Mr Calhoun was formerly a member Of the
House, and occupied seat in MIR Munroe 8
Cabinet, also in the Cabinet ofMr Tyler was
once Vice President, and for many years n
member Of the United States Senate, lie en-.
tered public life with MIR. Clay, OF about the
same tine, aud with him, has passed through,
'nd sus'aincd leading position in many try.
ing sccnca ofa public character
. In private LIE, Mr. Cslhouus character has
ever beer above TcPTo5cE-G P5IIcT6 OF VIZ
iue lie had long maintained a christian pro.
ie''on; and, according to the accounts from
Wilmington, died az the "good man dies
calmly and peacefully.
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RATHER HAND while Mr. Hale was speak.
'sg in the Senate upon the Slavery question, "A
lew days since, he was interrupted by Mr.
Dawson, who put the following question to
him
"Will the Senator not tell us something "a.
Oout mob in Dover, n. H., and state tcheth.
any member Of thiS body had any connection
Hih II, and tchGi P'''
Aha refers TO a Transaction several years
aeo when MIR Hale was leader of the New
hampshire democracy. The colleague Of Mr.
male, Moses Norris, about the same time was
Engaged in dragging Elder Slorrs from pull
P'whlc leading in prayer at an unti.slaveTy
meeting in PIItsfcld II is to Mr. Hale s cred
" mat he has repented of the evil of his
Ways yet II is singular that two leaders of
MODS should occupy heats in the Senate atthe
same time. p.
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pillows Heave Cure,
UNoR Iieavcs, Cough, and The general,

ENOR lieaves, Cough, and the general, con-
Il ltion of the Horse.
| do hereby certify that one of ny horses
was for long tune severely afflicted with the
Heaves, for which | supposed there was no
remedy until was preY2iIrd upon to try "Dil-
lows lleavc ISure" | d&yso aud gave him
three papers of il, which entirely removed the
Hpuves The horse has improved in every
rr-p-ets ----A------A!-EA-- h4hILAND,-
Albany, Oct. ls, lsI7.
For sale by }. &. BiNGuAn, st. Johnsbury;
l. p. Parks, PnsSumpsie; Newell y Trqll,
Burke.
March 81, 1850 COLT
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o." The National lntellgcneer publishes
M extract irop letter dated ThibodchuS,
March slh, IN which II Is stated that the pso.
pie "are perfectly quiet on The question Of
slavery Ia the territories" nut thai the Nash.
ylllc Convention il lnughedat Tho uniser-
sal opinion II, that Il viii oyerwhelm those
"a II with more political odium Than did the
Hartford Convention those who were enghg-
ed IA H.
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From the New York Mirror, Aug. ., lS4S
IL Testimony from high authority. Per-
fact cure and mistake. We are about TO
write n voluntary statement ofa eute recent
~ effected by DR. Wistnr's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, which the editor OF tins paper is viii.
ing to give under his own signature. We
IA rk II pro hond puhlico, MS we have never
seen the proprietor ofthisiuvnlunhie medicine
and know nothing at all about him. About
four weeks since lone of the competitors in
this Office wne suilIrng so badly from cough
that he was unable TO sleep nights, and too
wenl 10 stand at his case. lie became very
pale aud Thin, and gave symptoms of falling n
victim TO quick consumption. We rroontnr nd.
ed to him vlrinns medicines which had no ct-
feet Finally we gave Nun one bottle of Wis.
tar's Bnls,m oi' Wild Cherry; II afforded him
immediate rcucf, and he IL nov n well man,
pnininp inf rsh, with ruddy complexion,
and not the slightest symptoms OF cough 49,
These are fiuts, aud further particulars may
be learned at this Office. We should add that
the rourlt-,Vas InpAaicd by protnse- spit.
ting OF the blood,
Originally prepared by Williams g. Co +,
PhiladrlphiA. now prepared and sold, whole
sale and retail, only by SETH w. FOWLE,
BOSTON, Mass, to whom all orders should be
aud for sale by,his agents every
" here.
The genuine aligned I. Butts on the wrapper
For sale by J, c, bingham St. InhnAbuIy
Plain; J. Flint, St. Johnsbury Centre' l.. !.
Parks, PaEsumptic, and deAlefs IN medicines
generality
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SUDDEN DEArH-Mr Sylynnus Aldrioh of
Barre, OF Friday morning last, arose from
hs bed complaining 81 feeling somewhat IN
disposed, and while Ia tha act of dresaing,
suddenly isll v The floor and instantly ex.
VIrrt. tie wHH mn utJi Hut worthy ciTIZ6H Or
Haue. lIiz age wa4 y
with whit emphasis do occurrences Of
This character admonoi the living To pre-
pare for dellh, "ln such an hour AZ We
think NOT, lhe son Of Man eomelh,"--C Chs,
iidiI Messenger.