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elevate rac. hold en- pire in the hearts of hsr ct
rsns, worthy Of the progressive sse We live in
This toast was received moet nthusiastc ally by the
Lieutenant Colonel BnrrrrnHory then gave The
An-Bsi TO the Chief
General Hall returned thsnks and said It seemed as
had doubt II their services were required for
the defence OF the country the Boston Lsnosrs
would be among the foremost In the field (Chssrs)
Vo,ck-six cheers Ter the New England Guard Of
Boston. (Cheers)
Colonel Dun,xA gave The health CT General Sand
ford who respond d. and gave The National Guard,
sl.s,s To ba relied upon " Air-widow Machree.
Colorsl DUnvxA next gave as q toast, "The WASH
ington Grsys Troop"
Captain V.R,Ar responded, and gave The National
Gen sasproHp then rsse 10 PROPOSE 4 toast. He
said the WasbiRCton drsJs had their origin In the
pullitcaton proclazostick and when the frat sixty
two mem bert Who all master butchers appeared
before Governor Marcy they bore their MOTTO The
Union Eust and shall b preserved" He would there
fore. five The Washington Grays and their motto"
EICoionei sTrvsss Of the old twenty seventh resi.
mept, (modern seventh) responded, and gave The
memory OF the first National Guard the late John D.
The band played dirgs, and the toast was drank in
olemn filsnce.
Lleute nsnt Colonel BaISxxRHoyr then gave the
health OF ex.Coionsl Vsrmilyea, which was wel
eeivsd.
Colonel vrssIIrxA said he had the honor of being
. DutcbmsB. He Mas Dot an old man, having only Just
passed his fortie;h year Yet h. recoeced the time
wks. he LOOKED upon Yankee as som. thing horrible
Qsughter) But since then, railroads had been estab-
Ished, and now there at least half Of the New
Yorhers Yankees and he found himself in the same
predicsment. Great laughter) He had heard great
aeal about the dissolution OF the Union; but that
an IN pof sibilty-ws would not II we could, and we
co-ld not II We would. tremendous cheers) He
concluded by giving tv tossts: First Massachusetts,
The leGven destined to heaven the whole lump and
Lieutenant Gibson, OF tn. National Lancers OF Boston
Lieutenant GIssos responded, and gave the follow
Ing teist -" The Red Coats-Seventy years ago they
were expe ed BY arms now in 1850, they rscev-
ed with wide extended and with manife stations
OF kindness 20 be bered and appreciated by
the National Lanesrs" Great cheerlng)
General Hall gkvs-" The New York Volunteersn
Captain HALL responded
The health of Major RAsD, OF the National Lancers
having been then eiven that ofcer after giving de-
scription OF the first encampmsnt that from
Borton, concluded with the following sentiment
Love and Arms-How can enc do without the other!n
Some other toass having been disposed Of the compa
nythen retired the National Grard escortpg the Lam
GERS to their quarters ta~sf spending very delight
full evening during which nrth and good feeling pre-
vailed.
To. day the Lancsrs 20 to see the High Bridge, and
this evening they vi.it ,he Broadway Theatre, by
invitation.
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The Fire Department.

Nae fUaN, Oct bth, 1870
sR. JANIS GORDON BENNETT, EDrToK 90 uE EEKsLDs
Dear Sir In your paper OF his morntns perotve
that ou have n article healed "IoPhar Wits sna
the firepsn" The text for that article, suppose,
vss my Hter TO you dstsd5 5h asd Published In yoar
p.psr of 9th inst and which vas In vindieatiOa Of
The repr,srntstves of the Frs Department Respect
ing Br Gulick, In 1885, ths hrHmen geo-rsly
s,sougcd his cause ~ tndsrtSsais, s1d in msuy la
stances a. c--pa.isf, bot the representatives, q.
tdy did not tou IN that subject sor take any la
the matter Their duties are confined to charitable
objects aud fuch matters In the Department a. are
con nsrtsd there-ih AZ 60 ny name being eonnsotsd
with the Msyorslty, 4 simply say that " he's been
done without my consent: and further state, that
have not been. not, sfd -hl no be csndidste
for the Msyorslty nor any other political ofass Tue
two gar IL ps and the three thoussud dollar. year
you have heretofore spoken o. are no t~uptation
and he prospect, even u sure OF beiss eleoted
would not for moment divert me from toe even tsncr
ofmv v.y ZOPHAR MILLS,
President N. a Fire Depit
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Tifu 90 sxcHETAnrs CuHws asD caSnAp 70
Nrw ruNK- sFFul~rMssta-Hs~A FSh a
htNnHANas ErC
80 sfssist tftsaNsrHff ressssFe-rs.cs
Nssufsa fes uet :. lsio
The Fr.sl4.st hss sis.s - m nstios q visiting
Ss- rofh
Nc sssrstssy Corvin has see. ~ sss Vera v tsll
rifes
Ths Eon. chsslssM cenfss. s-sr.s.sy a VA. vin
leave Gee Ne. rers 10 uaatfov
hr. Conraa kss isritsf sommauiestisss frem ths
various Arsr eessrs ~ fsl.tis. smsisasy ofsu
rtIestins Tlsieis
N. ciir Cssssn 81 w.sAiasteu hsa 81 last q.
hrsd rswsrd ~ 500 fsr ths spgr~h@usion ~ Nat.
th.u hs mas ~ shei sna kllisa sAia@srs so@s tss
wstn age
John n cooliaes efeeors.tg-n, has bs.u sppsiatsd
Clerk in the &c nauls nufsaa
bssh stsnsnsns has b..u ev~st.a smsas a.. o.
nowsiie cth-i.is ~ ths isfs fsmevsis Maay
srlecisa
eul, st fbnsdsiphis. fuF tbs Tee Httniss
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fhiLsbtiPutA, Oot s-2b A M.
1ipin maofities for Mayor ~.re As follows:- North
nuiesrry ward 81 Locust 2lS, North, 337; Chestnut
81 Eigh lls; Walnut. "a, Dock. 1k9, Lombard, 23s
spruce, lSsi eouth Mslb-rry zSs Tower Delaware III
Middle GO South, ita Pine iss Cedar, ipsi and New
nsrket, "a
The returns from the First district come In slow
hot indicate, 90 tar the election Ca Congress Of Tho
1nGs a. Fioreno., dem, In tn First distries.
In The Second District, Joseph jhsndler, whig Is
20 elected ~ reported majority Of ieUo.
fsSry p Moore, whis is elected In the Third dis
erict
Tks Tstufna ere not all In.
Tie rstwss nom the Fourth aistrict, so far, indi-
csts ths reelection Of John RobniBs, Jr dem, by
scfcassd msiarify.
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Further OF the Effects OF the Fugitive Law

DErHoiT, Oct y, 1880.
Considerable excitement has been created here by
the arrest Of fugitive slave under the law An
examination took place to day and in consequences Of
the threats Of great number OF negroes wbs armed
themselves and avowed their to rescue
the prisoner, scot's Guards Grsy's Guards, and the
United ststestroops we're called out aud with loaded
muskets escorted the tug tive from the prison to the
court room. No attempts were maze TO release the
prisoner, although rome stones. briokbst and other
missiles were thrown at the Darrhnls carriage. The
crowd eventually dispersed. and the negro oom.
miteo TO jail for week In order TO give time fer both
parties TO procure evidsnce
Bosros, Oct. 8, 1850.
large meeting vss held in New Bedford last night
In opposition to the Fugitive Slave Law, which with
out the haJeGs corpus and trial by ry declared TO
bs unconstitutional Representatives were urged to
sgitGte the tubjvct until II IL repealed.
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DKrRoFr, Oct y, 1850.
We have 10 record the deaths OF four more persons
Who took tea at the Eschspg., I'm Kalamazoo, last
Friday, In sddition TO whom tour Eve other
persons In that plse. have also died from apparently
the sane cause. The Coropers jury report that the
d~esss~d did net 20 their osaf hs by poison but
the jury unkno~n Macy OF the ply -icisns pro-
noubcs the mslsdy to be mcet fatal epeces Of cho
lsta bxteen or btssn persons have pred but
the eisass b nov eoDoned TO Q fsv German families
vho have fScsrtly ariiveo.
hessrs Esrl A B.njsn In q store at Ypssnti, was
asstfoyvd by Or. on sunday night Loss ~ fOo.
Gre 10 nee raging 81 windsor. The Dstroit Ere
mfn have gene over.
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Movement. OF D,.,lngul.l..a People.

Col Fremont end lady NashiDgtcni ~. Got Baker,
RS cart sugreavss. q. 4 A. p Miller.
n cir rJmund Head and family. New Brueswiek;
IA Col nsyre, Y. 3 A. Lt. Col "a George Cook and
Ii0 othefs arrived yesterday ct The Irving Hosse
Bepesnip. Europe J Tsy ier, n. q; W. Hea-y
Boston; Gfiees do Or Clevslsnd, Charleston; Mrs
orr Havana; Kendall. Boston; snd Zoe Others
Including 90 Of the Hostcr National Lanoera arrived
ct the American yesterday
Hon. o G Evereu sp3 lady, Boston Mad Gal.
dsron De Ia Bsrcs sni family cf the spanish Minister,
wsshirston city; sigpor Gu.xorso, do e. W.
Fisk New Orleans Miss Noss Boston; and others
riyoi ~ the Uniol tlsce Hotel yesterday.
NJ " Stevens wsshinrson ". A MoKenae, Ind
y trqnh.rt and w. uorter, phila.; q. q. Brevn,
We w. burt ssurertieet q. W Coulter, c.: Hon. A
Kvsns, Nd Hon. r Riehsrsson, Pa and i0l
chsrs arrived 81 ths Howard Hotel durins the pest "a
hours.
Ti.rn rsr. iaa A.. BE- b rhn.I.ir.iA aaiur M
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TELEGRAPHIC ISTELLIGE\CE.
THR ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA and OHIO.
The Fatal Steamboat Explosion
ON the Ohio.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT.
NEWS PROM ALL SECTIONS NJ FHE COUNTRY,
&C., &C.. Sc.
The Pennsylvania Election.

PHiLApE EIrina, Oct. 8, 1850.
Charles Gfpin, the whig anJdaS- for Mayor of Phi
isdelpha has becn elected es GRITTY Of about asia
Mr.. Wilkinson, the iud-pesssn democratic oandi.
date for Mayor Of the Northern Liberties has been
elected By 1888 majority
James X. MeLanshsu, democrat, has been re- elected
30 Congress- In the Sixteenth district Mr. Mel Is ma.
jerity 233 being democratic gain in two years Of
134 votes.
Joseph r. Chandler, ~bis, 10 the Second district,
fhiiadslphia cityD has been ro-seet-d to Congress
Hesry d. Msore, whig of the Tard district, has
pess Reelected to Congress.
Thsddeus Stevens whis has bees reelected to Con-
srsss, In the Eighth district. The in Lancaster
county was very small
Returns from nine towns In The Twelfth Congression-
al district, tBov represented by David wilmot free
sosrJ give Galvahn A. aro~, tree soil democrat 2s6
majority six townships give Nm. r Morrison, the
democratic candidate for Canal Commissiener 2Oe
majority.
WIN. ID. Boss, democrat has basu elected to Con-
xrsss In the Fourteenth district by sjority OF 2is
The vote Is very light in Dsa2hia county.
In Allegheny county, cast distrct the whig ticket
Is elected Thomas NJ Horne, t~hiS) has majority
for coBgress Of from coo To 80
In ten townships Of s.rks county Ninth district
Psns:ylvsria, william II Keim ~nis for Congress
has lec for majority, being gain OF l,sos
CPPsr Delaware gives ). u Joues, indepependsnt
etneieais for Congress majority "f2
Two wards In Harrisburg. ana two towns Dauphin
countyD give S22 majority as.ia-t thu amendment OF
he sta;s eosstituton, for III. election judiciary
By the people.
Al Bristol, In Bucks county. there is majority Of
a In fsvor Of Joshua DUNCAN the -hg candidate for
Canal Commissioner.
3 In Northampton county, Jas Madison Porter, dem,
has been asfsated for the Legislature by Alexander g.
Brewp, whig. Mr.. Drosn's uisjsrity In the town of
Etston alons, "a 4Oe
Hos,sD.Ls ~ Oct e-145A.M.
lPto thif tine, only two borroaghs and town.
ship have been heard IRON rbo courers have all
faet 10 come In. Runner tells the contest be-
tween hcssrs Grsr, whis aud IRE. man, dem Is very
elose sst II Is very deabtUl -sch way the scale will
turp.
TIE following IL the vote OF uonssdAle the county
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The declaration that defendant made and msnuf.a.
tured her articles Of meta lie rubber than the shl
goedx If the article oorrespondsd with those as.-
TONED iu the patent then would be- material is.us
You. hovsver to nnd the issue It is preseatsl
you nnd for the plaintiff this issue you viii e.
damages according to the bresch 1t does mot ss-
nifty II IL Is iIn0ater issue.
The seventh plea also 70 the fourth brssoh This
is very informal plea; it Is departure frsn the de-
clarstion It ssys that defendants ssrsemsnt to
make other articles, subject TO condition prsss-
dent th. plaintiff should protect him In his erclusvs
right and that plaintiff has not protected him. The
burden Of proof here lies upon the deNn~nt to shov
that plaintiff has NOT protected him Your anding ON
the second plea, however, will settle this
The eighth and last plea goes to the whole Seolars
uon II Ia an omnibus plea, containing several pleas
rolled into one. You may read 1t yourselves. It
seems only to have been put there to create confusion,
and bring W demurrer. will say, without reading
IT, that the burden OF proof upon the defs
The jury retired, and after deliberating upon tho
case returned the following verdict -
first They ind Tor the plaintiff. that the dsfsndsns
cid make the covenant In the pleAdings mentioned
Second They ind for the defssdant on tho second
plea via that In consequence OF not being proteoted
by Goodyesr the defendant justified not paying
the tariff
Third The parties having agreed TO strike out the
eighth plea the jury and for the defendant on all the
other pleas.
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Eiorao, II. Day vs.. CAa,L,s Goodyear, IN Esaty.-In
this es~e, bill Vas nlrd by Day to prevent the fur
thsr prosecution OF suit ct Lag by Goodyear against
Day FOR violation Of his covenants In paying the
tariffs agreed to be paid by Day in certain license
granted by Goodyear 20 Day 10 manufacture Good
years patent shirred OF corruS gated India rubber
goods, and to use Goodysars patent metallic vul-
eabired rubser aud his other patented
In such manufaeture and for other violations sns
ground that
Mr. Goodyear had deirauded him In procuring the
covenant upon which the action 10 nov brought
z. That he has not protected him In the privileges
granted him IN the covenant
3. That Mr. Goodyear had surrendered Of his pa
trnts 70 the government sud taken out . one ,
which is void upon its face, and Ia frsudulsnt
Judge Grier delivered the opinion OF the Court,
follows -
As to the fraud charged upon the plaintir By
this motion there shadow u evidence to sustain
1t. Whsn fraud IL charged upos party. IL must be
ade out at least which has not been dsns
here IL does not come -ith very good grace from
Mr. Day Who has had al t'e beaett OF Mr. Goodysars
inventions and covenants and who now enjoys them.
TO mp such defence this In q court OF equity
2 That II t be true that Mr Goodyear has not pro-
tected Mr. Day Il Is good dsfsncs before the jury Ia
the suit at Law; but the facts charged In the bill
met and rebutted by sadsvits Of Mr. doodysar which
IL 81 ficient fer this motion
That the surrendered patent appears TO have been
re Issued according TO las Anf s not void upon its
face The reissue by the Commissioner OF Patents is
not rr.exsminhble 'lrs where, unl-ss clear Of
fraud is sds out which T. not attempted here The
new letters patent only tor better description
tbEn the old ONES and not for q Bev inventisn
SIT. Staples, Gov Pepping'su. and n. N. Dioksrssa,
Mr. Van wihsle, aud Mr.. clifford, counsel for dsiena
AM Day
The New York herald., 1850-10-09
Interesting from the Far yye.t.' y,

LATE FROM SANTA FE-TBE OVERLAND EMIGRATION
TO CALIFORNIA, NEw Mkxfco, DEsERET, ETc.
Ciscirs.r, Oct s, 1850
Dates have been received from Santa Fc TO the LIST
Of August but the 10 OF spscial Importance.
BUsines prospects at Santa Pc good and most OF
the trs dsrs have cold out their merchandise at fair
proht.
Indian disturbances still occasionally occur
The cid mines which we're discovered In Chibuahua,
not prshtsble Previous reports relative thereto
we're greatly exaggerated.
The Amboy train from independence, Ne, reached
sSBts fc in thirty six Gays
The troops fIom Independence are getting along
with much difficulty Grass and water said TO be
shun dant on the plains, but scarce santa fc,
captain usll's train met, at the Crossings, Major
Browns government Train
Near The settlements Of Missouri several trains were
coming 10, aud would be at IndspsDdsncc In o fvw
Nr uart, the Presbytsrisn risstnsry, started
from IndspspdsDce with Browns train.
A letter from Fort Laramie under the date OF Au-
gust 18th that the tide Of grafton almost
ceased Ahhough ~ is supposed that not more than
enc nth reFisiered their names IN. schedule OF this
season exhibits the follovDg number Of smis rants,
together With their animals, Ss.;
rHrsoss. ANIMALS, Erc.
Men. .......... ~ 600 Hortes. $4,000
Women. ........ 1850 Mules. 5000
Children. 0Oc Oxen. ......... 36no
- Co.'s 1000
Tctsi No psrsonf, ~ 100 Wagons. ...... eOOo
Oi the number o. p.rsuns above registered 3l0 are
knovn TO have died on the route. The emigrsnts
have suffered atty from the ~snt of food ana by the
loss 81 sninsla aud enc thousand will not cover ths
bunber of dssths between the Missouri line aad the
valley of the sacramento.
TIE Mormon emigration, during the year, u calcu-
lated At StOO persons
The email pox is very prevalent n.ong the Sioux
IndaEs, and many of them dying from ITS effects
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

Additional Particulars OF the Steambo~s
Explosion the Ohio River.

fADuoAH, Uot ', 1900
Ahpexsd Ia q list Of the Killed, missing and saved
furnished US BY John A. Lcrins olsrk Of the Lsfsy
etts, who was on board the Kate Fismmiag ct the
time, and narrowly escaped. He arrived here this
morning, with several others In skin from the scene
Of disaster.
KILLED AND MsHre-T. L. Bocock, Of New Albany
6rst clerk; 0d-l bxrkesper; Annette chat BERN aid
cabin boy Of the Gen Lsfa ystts; Hutchinson, ssr-
want OF Mr. Moore. Of Mississippi the hremen and deck
hands Of the Gen. Lafayette; WIN Jennings otNsu
Albany.
WoUsDKD.-Csptsin Durham; J. rhornly Missis-
sipp the steward OF the Kate Flsm ming the nd
cook the mate, and several deck passengrrs All the
wounded will Captain Dunham 10 badly
bruised, hut not dangerously.
BADLY BURNrp.-Meesrs Whitaker Bsily L Brsvn,
OF shelbyvDe q Cochrane Of L., Capt. Jas. a. Benty
g. Melbourne, James Q. spencer. James Connor Jesse
Williams Of Boston; Calvin Boyd. Jas 8, Rinfue, II.
Il. orrette. Of New Orlesns j Moore Of Maysvills,
KY, and Judge Haskell. Of Galveston, Texas
sAvED-mrs. Anderson and four children; John
Happe and wife st Louis; d Huidecke, Of New
Orleans; Mis- @ Baker of Westd-ld Mass Jonah
Bradley Of New Ham psbire; N Hammer IN Orleans;
Rev. Mr.. Crook. Golconds, Ill A Lourie. Of New
Albany; o. 3. Dickinson, j. Baird John shelter, Thos
Crocke, George Parker. Captain " Quarter. g. T.
Moore, OF Mississippi; Miller Ferguson pilot Erastus
Gates, L. Hacker Edward Brown, NJ Ostrauder Harvey
Bently, of La. Many OF the above badly bruised
The safe, containing large amount Of ID on ey be-
longing to the boat and deposited by passsngsrs
blown into the river, and it IL thought, will be re-
covered But little OF the baggage and clothing os-
longing to the passengers was saved. Few had the
presence of mind to throw their truns overbo ard
Captain Bentley, OF tie Lafayette, remained ct the
wreck when our informant left, to aid in recovering
the esfe
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Amendment Co the Conssitutio- Of Com
nerffrut.

HaHrggHs. conn, october 5, 1850
IN. ssetion fer sud against amending the sorstitu
ticn - this state vas h.ls yesterday. The T~s,
states that In Hartford 30 pollsd all of
vhieh IN favcf a. the smepdments excepting 1b
otksr towns rave about the properties 80 ths
ans aamests w~re adopted BY large majority. The
luds~s 81 probate and Of the peaes vii hsreaf
Ter hs tiscted BY the people
The New York herald., 1850-10-09
Fr,. seil Nomination. In M....sh..ett..

The Mid5lsfen County Democratic and Pr.e Soil
Cunssuous have BomiBsteo the following nniop ticket
ler State ssnstor. Jo-sph T. BuekiDshsm late ed-
ter u fs Bssiga Cgari,r tfrv. .oil) Henry wilson,
editor of the Srffrffsx R,pukcsr res soil) Horace
y. Nst~tsld, tosm.crAt1 Cssri-s Y. Hatvei, editor
a The Heffea H.as tdsmocrst J. W Baird, demo
trstl 0sorE~ fsrisy, lfre- coil
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Tn. National wh,s state Convention.

Tie asisgstss srpointsd 10 represent this city IN
th. Nstionsi wbig Convention. at Utics sre messrs
un hiH John n Porter, B. n. speilmsn, and samuel
Rf.senn
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

The s~-srsl eowmittees. ca ths ksi-s a Ofa~r 90
1hs eep-rsi 0eoiogicsi ssmts~y % n. Canons, sud
sn the Prsysr bcok, made rsgort vhsh v~rs Dec tes
prse~pt laid on the tabis.
Juaas ButIscs, 81 ksntasky, presented @smori~
iron several cersymss sna isy ma from NE nee~~s
-cf Msrylsr9 rel.tinG 81 th. srtsut - fh* sp~sl<
pey~rs rpre~ned In that aios~ss, end oH~r@4 q
,ssoissicr th~t the Henhsrs - r~Msrsa " sp~si~
con mitfe.
IA. snimss.d a.A.ts sro.s 90 ths rssoawties 4.
rssssns a.. si.ss..iss tas so.--.slss .Ss.rs.a
rnfn 10 mHr.v,
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rhs Rs-ksstsv T-~>cvsf state thsttts canal br-st
a. Or.ns~port 10 10 - ilf f~st 10 length, snd
th~t the I'D 81 th@ ..ns 10 carried svAy 90 the tcv
lnr psss 80. ts ~. d~ptk st 1s % ~ f~t II is en-
rsetet thai ths sreak vni es closed sy SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

NINlITNtTIs UUt- y, IF5O
tse.u~e from the southern portions ef Keptucty
'spr~nt ths tcbsseo crop 90 grssty injured by the
ate frn~f
The New York herald., 1850-10-09
Court OF Appeals.

ALsANf, Uct. y, IboU.
motion to di- niss the appeal In the case Of "a
mouse sRsipst Martin was granted with costs Ne IL
wss argued TIL adjournment. but not concluded
The New York herald., 1850-10-09
+ EL &c RIA HIC

TsE>ros, Oct s, 1850
In the u United states Circuit Court In the case Of
Goodyear vs. Day trial moved for by the
plaintiff and refused By Judge 0rier. judgment was
entered for Day on the verdict.
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

From the south.

BAIriaosE, Oct z 1850.
No news Of i'm portsnce received py the Southern
n all this evening
The livery stable of Mr.. David stewart On watrea
street, was eonsu med by fr. this morninx
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

The nsv stss.ship visrids. csp,sis Lysn, arrived
here ros Nsv rcsh 10 sx,y fosr ho,rs from vharf 70
wharf Which for arst trip, 10 considered highly
tisfsctory. she zoe the steamer southsrn.- kept
within ten minutes distance Of each other until they
reached Chsriestos Bsr.
CsssLs.ros. O-t. e. 1850
The ste uship sesth@rssr Captain Berry ,fron New
York, arrived here this morainG
Nsw oslsass Oct. s. 1850
T. stssmship ohis. Lisat.asnt sohssek, arrived
thi morning
ShipSvreek and Loss OF Iife Lake Erie.
B,rr.Lo. Oct b. 1872
Ry Q cespstch from weste~ld vs learn that the
schooner Martha rro.~ 81 this por, ID near
BarceleLs. Lake kr-, on sunday last and II 70 sup.
posea the whole cr~- psrish-d Too dead bodfUs
found on the wrsok, much mutiisisd.
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HER CONCERTS IN PRovIDEsoK AND BosroN-vIsIr
oP MR.. WEBSTER TO THE NIGHTINGALE, ETC.
BssroN, Oct. 8, 1850.
Jenny Lin arrived In Providence. yesterday morn
Ing, In the train from Boston large crowd assem-
bled at the depot and while they waiting
appearance, and admirpg the coach with four white
horses which had be for her. she quietly pass
ed over the bridge in plain hack, having stopped be-
fore the train reached the depot for the purpose o.
avoiding the crowd who by this sadly dis
appointed On arriving at the hotel she received
by desse assemblsgs of persons In answer to whose
cheers she ana val her han Mr.
Barnum Was also loudly called for, but declined ap-
pesring
In the evening, at the appointed hour Howard Hall
was filed as closely ssit could be packed, and the
Providence journal that the CHEST expectation
Of the audience were fully realized The flute and
echo songs were eptbusiasic icslly eucOred, as also
were two OF Bellettis songs 1t 10 thought that she
will give another concert there
Mdle. Lind left Providence last evening in
train in edstey after the concert and returned to
her quarters at the Revere bouse
holle Jenny Lind wst visited to day by the Hon
Daniel Webster, who WAS introduced by Mr.. Barnum.
Mr.. W. will attend her concert tonight
Miss Lind gives concert on rhnrsday at the Tenn
pie in Boston the proceeds OF which be devoted
to charitable and the tickets to be sold
at auction to morrow.
The New York herald., 1850-10-09
India Rubber Case.
Judge Grirr. presidlnR

IMPORTANT DECISION AFFECTING rIik RToHTs OF Iy-
VKsroRS AND PArENTkEs.
urirED STATES CIECUfr Courr Fos TN pisrRIcr
The New York herald., 1850-10-09

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