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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

- Dr. ~hrw and Rosrr-' y sier-1- r-
~ r---rr- a~.-r 60 f'r's-rs'fv-r sce -' q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
ry- CnutJon ~ nenf pcrson-.-More sre l1lu

~ caution 60 Hent fcTNOb-.-hofe afe injured
h-n br,-h,-d ~ syringe ana q4scs DIS Eighteen IA. OF
practical experience AID siu tsameut enables DR.
LUTHER - E,sf Broad ssy, 90 cue any species of
de-nes.. and noises h@ h-nd whDu rss or pain pro-
vifirg lhs usrv- md drum good 'susfinu Fee by
e-r or oi-rsls- ~ iurpsid letters refused OHcr honrs
cA.q from unai Il ant from 2unui -lJ JN A. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DOARD-A gentlemen sui Ms lady, ar single gentle
ID min. can ba plra.anly accommodated m prVs"
ftrrv win every cnuft dssra'c n MAKE an agreeable
home Apply a. l49 Woose e. near Houston stage
ma ''' ais 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DONRD MANTtD-A ltfes pleasant room, WIN
Dn.sof bathroom i. wanted by Two eenlemsn' WV
hr~ak st ant tea breakfast only The IVES side oi t
civ below Fourh - preferred. Address : ; At ms of
rec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

AtfDING-At Union PsrR-ltuuse Is ana - ssN'-
- f.srfI = nttSern Broad Nav ana fth-ivenue TWO
.Ifa. n p.rors with fing doors. hsfon'es NC pafos
-, bedrooms attached aud .eyers large sn se rooms
cen pa h.i ia fhs hesthi sid e-alf ucatoh lo' ~.
..Ir- ,sir on inrn.siite spp l"tiun. All ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

/ po,fD WANT ID -Agrui-man and bis VIE WISH
ID IN engage ho.d ~ 2 iva ifmily or wAtfe mere
are few h1arfers They wi lrnsh 'hrif fooin LpHioh
ni,.f be- rear p lsdvay aad le,wesu striag ard tMs
/ Altr... q " L rl-hunn ~ :. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

rt. S-,.,i n, ~ . ttqu.r.rss = NJ jane Rodgers,
- E-.sfusv: ~ VI b Wnimsn, O. Juhn-,i snd OF
81 J CALVIN Smith li' B.nsf~sy. al Is
re- Notice TO Jonru' yncu t'iiders. Al ~
--..i m.ers - 30 guUfr. ymru idefs "iH nr tr.,
F.1r..th " .rd n f- rur-r of + 1sh-ih IA O. a.d
81. "a T4esd. Event b. 10 iI.t I'd o'cHrS Al } 'uf-
1- .r,a re- peel .rs'tt O.. s.l--d ~ ofdrf on
tHAKLEs T. HATFlELD President
HFNaY FELTON, >.erffsrr al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

BOARDING.
No prNovAI,lsr MAY.

yOARD % VARlCN-Sr n-V s. Joln'spaFN Fno'
ID r.a.l On % ,,ry rAll sI.ch-t fr lnlJ Ni ,tnN
r,r a. p. o1s on 81 sic-5. furnished or uniirsnei
,n moderate terms 40 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

SoDa Al FL aLfAhAIIr VI ey.ry csse' -
n'u si'-rf iof ne r-nufaSi1fs dfswng' " - a. y
> Do y airf, ma inhArnfsd AID san BY JObs %.
lhENS, eprg-r FTsssS sno t. rniy-sixtbs- y D -. -
IofrA2fst pise WITH pr directions giving eSr'y
pfusDn ar m. nisc;ur- ard puIiDg OF NJ sps
4ies gbr uzTu'.rurr n ~ way Ne. accompany -
sDsne-oea AZ 80. ss I,r OsHCT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
SCHOOLS
SCHOOL ron BOYS

A. .HI b css-s rrr'. broosyn
1TFssRs COMINrs rAfLO having oxen he
s..h.u. i.rarIE cr 'r- c'Hrtc " q -" p
continue fa t.I instruct To- 10 brrfs, L@i7 French
, German language me- VS. Point Ns n-mancs, Boob
srtr.r. l. of4.irr Frs ell hrirrnf,. Ur"irE and 10
cal M1.f- The n1nter Of scholars VIII b" Irifd ari
t. " .r r. 1f I, frEcfers wiz 20 drVofst fo nfr i--
srO.n Fsr II. rsr rari.r'srs inquire 70 ltu hcss %
Tt- sanr.f term vii commerce on te lsi II Ma neat
tONlNGS.
"a e.e,@- % TAYLOR \ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

IkfiNG IN~IiIl TIL % = lafsicai 81
l Commerce board school DC Yong G-1I-m III
r.ng ln.ufure. T-ruavn. NeN fafk WILLIAM Z
LYON \ ~ Prrciin. sd Proprietor
Tns ir- Iuau 81. bounded tv ih- present ffuifr
ari h,s been .n srccrssiu op-rt.n under Dc manage
rnsrI fr wear. peel SDne uri no-rfef' are pee
ctisrd TIE number ri plf has nsla ranged het"rr
g. s, 81 ~ as,s vatls rom n ~ These aff .sdrd
in-. ro. a,s0, under experienced AMI 'tc'n
A. constantly srd thoroughly aa rucrt n ~ ~ trsn '
a r.ss.c.l aIi commercial riucs.lpu. lhe frlclps de-
l.fsef % tl~ 'Te 1rng u his pupils and is acne
rtsg0rzn.e io h-s patrons.
Ta-r,invu IS daisfi 'ut . nj - from New NlrS snd l.
vs..i several tu-s day by sran6oa's and ny cars OF
hs Hudson River Railroad.
t. prora. grace and tre'tness NJ csr1aEe ana n
general hea h4i dev,l1pr-Ht of ne physical system me
Fr.nrral has troiurrd course Of elementary uNafJ
Instruction. Do accordance wiki fl- q Infantry ttric-
under that superior tarlcan Col W W. Tou psn- 81 Y
The moral fare Of yolih being always cons crraon
q he FIRST Importance. i ~ object OF 30 lc4cr h i
Prfrqs % hnL his pupils fo conduct hrm.~srs under
- uizr 70 -1c- If mpfa sid religious pnnc pr' nni
wiftuul interfering win NE eurls ~ pancuaf &c
nominations
TIE PRINCIPAL s,i liberty refer 10 distinguished gen
rrru 10 bsv~ gatrankrl bis school uul deems unnr
ce.,srr 90 eharrs. himself the ecou Of names a.
ne institution = rel k1owu in New lors and -se" here
The PrrcIps determined thai Instruction iu al branch
shs1 D. thnroueh elementary ptt - recFins
hal .rli Attention which nril paramount importance Do
usnts
Fur additional Information apply 70 the Principal Al he
iu-tHgte
Prosr~c,u.e. nay be- obtaaed C'srs Austin Co :
bookstore s5 Broadway Rayuors bookstore 70 bo~ery
sna s-yrra. ~ he principal Hotr.s MI Avn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

IP' =. Loun,brrry, Drnnsf " Cham0er.sl VII
rfluJ.s N-s 1 I'D ~ InsuHef.-st Sn-re te VIII con
fn h- of b. pf f-s-ipn Beat mineral teeth 81
% 4. job pa- style LJt surpsss'd tihrf iuf beauty
~ dur.hlrs Al operations connected Vi his profession
p,ifrned +. ,hp.e rOIcr. and h such degree no
csc, aud .4ccrsb 10 ~aruut il- most perfect "a g.
f,.,isa ais letSTu&ThT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

i,OAAD Two GO ihrre g~Uilrmeu can be Rr-n'nup
ID dsied with ws upisn-t the seSond door Of
house pleasantly siHsied u ng-st brtwrcuB galway
am Hsrc5r Rresksi AID lea n required address. L.
d y Tnhunr.Ohi--. all 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

~ boot and ~hoemnkcrs - IA 81! 1.utc inettnk
.f nose lH fsYr Of 81. xrg J.Hrrei reus otnf
Iriun of lh- Trrd- ne trf ~ American Hal corner
W Gia1dst ald Broed~ - Toes. ~ lo tfst
L W.RYIRMAN, CHllrrsn.
joins Cook Stc-esrv MS &c
To- Association OF Exempt Firtmer "A regu-
TO f0r-Jns nf t1i. A. cislipu ~ - ned ~
l,i1-n. Hal lMsfcsrs Ca d-y evening, Apsl TO-
o n.Iocs
p -N,lhe-. chars-g h-'s rs.iierce viii please
notfy ia- sscrriary GEORGE " WHEELER SEC
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

NIrtNTED-COST i WANTED -Iae "oek .. a
w D. rsse crlck-Y s''re ~ -e se-l iNi oNsS i, -
On SUI ru-rhzsrrs = iS3 " - - I-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

eBOtt1D- Pleasant su4.r rpfrs WIN board may b,
Dubi.inei hy applying 10 Hs T1ukeT0 Sprng-st aso
SAT- II sparot. 81 lei May, hot End 90 baths 70
he house. Reference esrhar4 90. alb Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

ipOlRDINt. A gelt -u|Rn ald his VIE ran he AZ
ID conrofsied with secprd story room, with or WIZ
out b-cfoou, sso fortwo gentlemen, Al o. Murray
sl cosnfr ofCoiege place. ap ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DOARD -Orntrmru end thsr ~iyes aud TWO tr three
bsiagle gentlemen bee Accommodate WIN pleasant
rooms srt from I'm last of Apfl al II Leoypafe
reck-rst where there viii bs bat few borders Apply
~ IS AInfN.-f ~ ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
WANTS.

WANTED b ara r,r go geu, .-'.rr, n Bo'0syu.
w -, a -..r.--. ,..k or irr -ia very ton~
- i. -,,-. ~ tA t0.- ~ c. % prrs'e 'st'f .ii
- -,.sa,--. Aisrrs.. p-s ga, BN 49, Pss1 Ofi'e
e'f4l o. a lo =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DOaRD AFrtK NAY IA gehueh 81 arc "a
ID ,ff. can b. scrnnnndsIr' wlth pheasant rooms ~
board furnished or unfurrishsf. ~ poI- IAnuy w.
t.,n or hive sn,'e genffui~u Oa.y tew fesprcApo
t,srlers wi, be- irs-u The hfu-. - airy and VI" hayes
l1r AN cola bah Location = i-b NueNs near 'a,nne
R,a.rrnc, recp red App, ~ bo~efy. AZ eod'hl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

ID DtRD.-rHO square rooms ~tih bedrooms aAhchrd
ID with board remain Vet unegsaged AZ - Deach 81
opposite 81 Johrs park. Possession Let May keeFrncs'
given and required. az ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
MICHIGAN,

An irnirN o. hr8 TAU,I II rHx UNio>
lDrinu-l trcc Pre.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

DDARDi>G travelling parres ard Transient eif
ID si.turs-Gcnt--l accJnno tanne ON moderate terms
At 3I5 Broadway, door ID s. Charles, corner Leonard
~ ais 5t'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

SEAh~Tk h~~ W A>ftb-A tespec.so'e go.
- 20 gll i r,r'-, srsusir'rs I'd toNs olN1
rf s-tsr. For I-f1fraHoa -rC'F tsfrs ~ &C - 90
M5uday sni rues'sy IS sad iGb ~ Twer'y-sec'1t
:, ASS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

XlrANTkD-A ,lrsDuu POI 80 r' ~. ..-s -
w =, a, .sn@rsl hoesrsvork ir small isi.ir no co
-.- =, -, .,..ri ds.4-ca 'r - cclr4y. otsi n
III. ~ ,,re,c- ca se 9ysl Ca s. q. GreeeE'ea a'r
MS I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

" Satlce.-TUr PHr.IN SaNs Westerly, K / rooH
r'@- b. Nss fhh-d December iss. NJ Hnout n''F sif-
pended Pee ssu- ~ 10 BIZ, sud procured aies, ne
ttri.s one frnr s. IIch are fsirt Jan. q. 1851.
rh- RAas havrs fe-.rrd nsHry oil a-r Old tifcnaion,
IgSh De exception ~ he munsyl vii tsrosier 90.
-. r Ire ola Bss their counter 81 OF whlca are dated
previous 90 Jan !. lsth
The susaL Btnk Boston, VIII continue - ususl 20 re-
,.. he o-T .oftd. Bans By order OF lie D rectUrs
Westerly, K / March 1880
nos DN SNd tTHEH FOSTER cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

10 The Orphr As,lum -'cefy VIII hold 70
F0Gv fuuh Aun,~r.sfy az Nt's, On Tursiss "a 'f ~
Al D. u'racs A. zfar-s. uHy be expected from Kew u
BFrHr So snt hH Ofpnsns ~ engage ln val lus inter-, .
Inf -x~r~se. should HI vssi0~r prove irc cneni ite
m sr si D.. .loued rn'iI ih. i.stc day A Com
nfr- viii in attendance a. N Ococs. To receive 'ub-
scrl4u9u. and d'rs.nfs al. so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

. TAenANY BILL HOUSE., "" rOhI-
=. Tbs hOCse - sitDatrd about ole n s hom newport
Ar large ard COMMERCIALLY arranged f0f he trcommo
dsdon VI Sumner yiseTs The location 10 well known r.
De one Of hr most a.lis btTi The Island The subsc
Der bas taksn te above house md would 10 happy
crIye boarcer. f1r me season. JOSEPH BATEaAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16

~ Sprips ~r,ie Of 1.rpuemcs'- IIats-s'f'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
The Great Northern Line.

We cut the following from the New York
Tnbnue remarKipg that there is and has Leen
no doubt of the ability of the Central to fulfil
Il lease on its Fart. when the time cones-l e.
the completion of the VI. and Canada roae.
But the Vermont and Canada wants Immediate
nd To- FIJI h th. work, which aid the Central Is
No more bcun t. give than any other road IN
I. Q great line: we presume the truth to be that
all the companies interested have the privilege
of giving aid J. if pni only use this privilege,
doubtless they will have their reward. That the
great plan is TO so through successfully, and
tina. it will prove To be really one OF The no't
magnificent and successful enterprises OF the
age, we have not a doubt:
OF the new stock Of the Vermont Central
Raj ROAD, $4,000 sh,res were su ,scribed tor. be-
ing 500 IN r. than tn number need d. Saies
have been since mad. at the subscription prices
The dltficnlr INTO w.ich this Rad has iailen
having thrown SOM doubt upo" Its ADJ lts u
fulfill It's Contract or lease with the serm"nt aud
Canada Road. from The Central I" R"uscs rom,
the latter road applied To the Northern, conc ru,
Nashua and Lowell Roads to lend Their aid
| he Directors Of these rads appointed each
Com ni,tee, Ia mee together. and see what could
be done I hese C.mm tees met on Iuesdiy,
and after discussing the subject, passed Tie iol
lowing resolve:
hat Messrs. Nesnilh, President OF the
Northe n, Spauld Ing Of The Concord, ABBOT OF
] the Nashua, and H'gsin of tic l.oa ell, be a
COMMITTEE to devise ways and means, b, which,
IN their PM N. the roaus here rep esented "a,
bet afio. d aid ~ The Vermont Cen 'al and Yer
mont and Canad. Railroads, and tJprepare such
form oil a contract IA viii ST effect TINS object,
and report SO N rs M tie
TIE Vermont and canada Road is 40 miirs IN
length, and was leased % the Vermont Central
at 9 pei cent on The Gus, hot TO exceed WILL
lion vi dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
VERMONT wATcHMAN STATE JOURNAL, APRIL 25. 1850
Vermont Central Railroad Co.

We are glad to announce that more than the
amount required to bind the subscriptions to the
new stock at $50. was secured OH the 18th, as
will appear from the advertisement of the Treas
urer for the payment Of assessments, and the
certificate of the examining Committee. In fact,
the amour. subscribed on The 18th was Al OOO
shares. and at our last advices 5000 had been
subscribed, bel G fire thousand more than the
number authorized by the Directors. The
whole, then, is secured carrying the Compa-
ny high and dry above its A,a'ing debt and CIV
ing it a fair starr for more favorable voyage In
the iuture So mote it be.
By the way, our neighbor of the Patriot has
obtained news relative to new arrangements IN
running the road, which is altogether IN advance
Of the other newspapers. All we have 10 say IL,
that we trust the superintendent Of the road will
mind his eye and give every possible acco"mo-
dation to the peoolc on the line. The true In
terests of the public, and of the road are ideh'i
cal, and they must and ,Oiii work together IN the
long run, let who will oppose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
tuatfbnlau & State 1onrpal.
E.p. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.
Thursday, April Cd. H. Do.
To Delinquent sabscribers---Ex-
tension of time.

We are gr.nded to find that SO many of our
old friends who had been delinquent have res
pond ed 10 our cal and m'de settlements. There
are many others yet remaining. whom we are
snxlous TO retain as real friends Ito meet
US with an ope brow, a warm heart and an hon.
es, hand.-as every man can, who holds re
ceipt in fill for old scores and for advanced pay
ment for the year to come. Such Is the harpy
lot we heartily. ~ish to every one OF our dell"
quent subscribers; and we therefore give notice
tina: all, who wish to pay up, and save Us The DIS
agreeable necessity Of stopping their paper and
handing over their aecoun's to the lawyer, shall
have the time extended until the Ara DAT OF
JULY NEXT. Come come! friends; let US be
really fee and independent" on the next Clio
rious fourth.
April 20,h, 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

The Ogdens5urg Railroad. The Directors Of
this Company held meeting at Burlington, w.,
on the 10Th inst measures we're taken to en-
sure an early completion of the Road, aud Col.
Schlatier, the Chief Eng neer. says that ii will
be opened through to Ogdeusburgh on or before
October next On the first If June the Road
will be opened and ready for business as far as
Chateaugay River. as niles from Lake Cham
plain. Il was voted that mo dividend to sto, X
holders should be declared until there are earn
ings of the road to pay it with"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
New Mexico---No Slavery there.

It is stated that recent advices from New
Meaico announce hat the people there are
bout to provide for state Government. Areg
ularly organized Convent III is soon TO be held
to adopt constitution, and prepare IN d1e foru'
for admission into the Union. There can be
but lutte, If any, reasonable doubt thai the peo-
pie there are almost unanimously oppo ed to
the introduction of Slavery, and will prohibit 1t
in the Constitution, should one be formed. The
Hon. Hugh N. Smith, who is at Washington, as
a Delegate fr,m New Mexico, thus writes. 10
The Hon. Daniel Webster:
Dear Sir have the honor to acknowledge
the recep, of v. ur letter of the 9Th inst. aid
reply to It with great pleasure. New Mexico Is
40 exceedingly mountainous country, Santa =.
itself being twice as high 80 me "gnes' PolN'
~ ~. Aies hanies; and nearly al. the land.
capable Of CULTIVATE n. is of equal height, tho
sone of the val eys have less altitude above the
SEA. I be country cold. Its general agricn.-
tursl products are wheat and cora, and such
vegetables US grow in the Northern States OF
the Union Il Is entirely unsui'ed for slave II
bor Labor is exceedingly abundant cheap.
Il NAV be hired for three or four dollars
month. in q.Ianti Y quite sufficient for carrying
on all the agriculture Of the terriory. There
is no cult.vat O. except by irrigation, and the
is moi sutficiency Of wafer to irrigate all The
land.
AZ to the existence at present, of slavery in
New Mexico it Is the general understand. rs
th.t it has been alto. e her abolished by the
laws of Mexico; but we have M established
tribunals ~ hich hive pronounced, as yet, what
the la~ Of the l.nd In this respect ID. Il IS u
niversally considered, however, tn t the terrific
ry is alto ether free territory. know OF ho
persons ia The country VINO nre ueated as slaves
except such as may be servants u gentlemen
visiting or p .ssiug through the country. ! may
add that the strongest feeling against slavery
universally prevails Throughout the whole coun-
try, and suppose It quite impcssib to convey
It there, and ma ntxiax IT, by any means what
ever.
have the honor to be, with regard, 81.
your OBJ 4 sers't.
HUGH N. SMITH.
This is well as far ~ 4 goes-but keep siaoe-
ny oui in future. 1t 5000 the people WILL w
that, if let alone: then let thea alone.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
The senate Committee on Slave
ry--Senator Phelps.


ings on Friday the 18th:
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for the
Chairman Of the Select Commit ee upon The
C..mpropise resolutions If Mr.. Bell and Mr..
CLAY. On the frs ballot Mr.. Clsy had 20 votes,
Bell 1, Benton I, klangum !, blank 4.
So MI. Clsy was d. Glazed elected. ai
Me-srs. Cass. Dicklnsnn. Bright, Webster,
PHELPS. Cooper, King, ..ason. Downs, Manguln.
Bell. and Berrien, were, OH the next ballot. elec-
led the remaining members Of the COMMITTEES
without opposition.
Mr.. Pheilps asked 10 be excused. particularly
on account Il hi health.
Mr. Mxneum appealed to Mr.. Phelps to with
draw his app ica,lon- The satings of the Com
m,ttee could he arranged a. 10 put The Sena
tor t. NO scrioue iBconvenience.
NJ. Phelps did he b. ID Other obi ectious- He
must ny that - had E l. from the out ct that the
appointment a Ne Cou,mittee would result in
n.thing but a Expression Of opin on, and that
ia that view he would, if placed upon the Com
mittee. f ell compelled to hrOw hsssclf entirely
on ms own ~ nal views. The probability u
81. mind uss. that the result Of the whole pro-
ceeding would be unsatisfactory y ths Senate
aud tie country.
Nj. Wsbner hoped Mr. Phelps would not in
ss'. If the example vas to be set Of accusing
because the fear mat the Committee would ar
live I: no practical result, be should peshaps
~ eonpeiIed U follow it. $50 4As
nx Psrles could - witsasaw his spplica
de-, bus if The 6enAts refused 70 excuse him, be
go uaks III be.t of h1 saletien.
< II qneRios baaz takeos NJ. Phelps vas
- eaeussd. ....-.,,..s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
The Senate Disgraced !

See Congressional proceedings. Senator
Foote is a BLACKBOARD, coward, and morally
speaking an assassin. 1.-THE Senate has power
it ought to expeI him. fit his not, ii ought to
adopt rule to expel every s nator who hereaf
ter comes 20 the Senate armed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

Grippe Sha,rls, Man'iiins, and pi'iies' We
are requested TO invit, attention to the superior
styles sold by Jeioeii s. Prescott, No Milk ST.,
Boston. II is also worthy Of remark that pur-
chasers can make selections from this assort-
ment by paying only one spinH preia, as Messrs.
]. g. o. import their own goods and sell low at
wholesale and retail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

FIshftul Sssge .4ccidenL-A correspondent
of The Boston Moii gives the details Of fright
fui stare accident and wonderful escape of the
MESSENGERS, which occurred between Mount Yer
nun and Amherst, N. II. on the 9Th inst. The
carriage was an open one, and as It commenced
descending steep, long hill, the hold-hack iron
gave wav, letting the t"n-ue OF the carriage de-
o. end be,~e zen the horses, and permitting Inc
carriage TO cnme directly upon their heels. They
became frightened and commenced running
down the hill ut furious rate, and the driver,
losing all control over them, advised the passen-
gers 10 Jump for their lives The writer thus
graphically describes the subsequent events Of
this thrilling scene:
"Scveral gen len.an, together with the driver.
now lraped from the Stage, leaving John ID. Nut
ter, ESQ., the well known manufacturer Of church
organs, his wife aid little boy. Mrs. Stevens, OF
Mount Vernon who is a sister Of the Misses
Apple,ons af Boston. we believe. aud two other
laoIes without any possible means To check or
guide the frantic ANIMALS. M. Nuttrr, knowing
that il the carnage kept right side " until II
reached The bottom Of the hill. II would be dash
ed % pieces in turning short curve in the read,
and the passengers IA all probability insanity
kill. d. nndc one desperate effort TO ex'ricste
hIm.elf, or gain position whereby he could eli
Their check ur guide the horses but missing, as
threw with tremendous force from the stage,
making st versl revolutions among rocks, stump
&c. out Wonderful to tel: escap' with his life,
although his shoulder vas d'siocats.d, and seve-
raj severe sprnins and bruises Inflicted. The
condition Of the ladies now truly d.s,re;Ssae
--supposng from the manner IN which M Nv 80,
ter struck the groand, that ne ~ss .nsssn.y kii,.
ed. :ose,lcr with the pe,lous si'usl'o" o herself
:, ns1I,sr, and = lis,is boy-one can bette inns
gins the & cling of Mrs. Nuuer and the otter
fsd,es Than desrube them Tie no see were
nov rushing forward, toaming and plunginG Al
fnrhtinl r. e, while the ladies' saw but i'tle
nav Of the f.isi SPOT where dea,h seemed wait
inr viii ,prn j.ws 10 receive them : and ye,
"a. ' usinl. inea like two hesOines, presence OF
mud rsr " ever exhibited under sush Trying cir
eu..,stsne es. Just bei.'re Tie carnage reached
the curve, one Of the hoshes irpped AID tell 10
prri pss,tsca a. 10 ts uisbIs rise untsi Their
spesd wss 90 TAR checked ~ To enable the iad'er
IL escape fsum lhssr pesiious situation without
SERIOUS injury 70 shais persona"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

Sympathy.-It is said that toe "'er'i Ps'I
OF Boston nave maze up suosefipti' ." ~ ..
destitute family OF DIR. Webs'er, ""icn i'' :
ready reached 100000, anu Iiie ~'~o" d - :
Parkman heads the list with SOU. us Z ~
and consideraie, and whatever my o. 'iie No.
fate of DR.. Webster, 1t will be to'isoi."s -
to know that his sins have not been 'is"eo v
his unhappy family.