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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04
sAnpLhkS AnEH0U-E,

Ezgz, y r. Nos so ANr So GassoN St. -.
-s.G5 S = y SMITH BROTHER, man. RsAkSsA
IL i4S$& R-=7ss. na,iurers and dealers 10 SAD
DIES and " "a r. ESS If every sr and an INV yaud
gal me attention OF Merchants Planters OJfr~ heF
J. re au1 "e assorted stock marie ant sezcsl especially
Inr h' mHTke,, CumuUsinE saddles
usF Coach; H'G Bu5gy, agUn, Car uud Drag arD-ss;
= rIug. Harness, Band and TOY l.errher: Hog SKINS:
rr she" ori Goat SorU.; RrdIss NarruEaes frusk,;
w H7 s spur, SJlrrup~, etc.. Also Mil and Gin
h4'. iddIeIs Tools and Trimmings CsulaEc trimmings,
etc. 70 OF N. ne.' quality and % tine lowest prices
"n@ SMITH BROTHER al HlH u ummor ST.
FuR CALIFORNIA.
NNAUuLES, RRiULES, EITTS. ST RS, etc, Of
- syySsI{ lss.dptol....;"INn ,,RrBEFR x
lows rAKPAULISs. SADDLE RAgs.. TENTS, NSe1s<=SsG
lnnn Rubber Terr C.mls, Ot 3. -, tI sale by
fylO SMITH 4 BROTHER 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

T. BOH ERS, I0ns s.l favur bly, auoy sa ItrUsk
ara si"N t.IN ER Won n orm nuu,s '.gs r.d, IN
lie public m gtutT THAI ha- a PAINT SHOP. !
hasa2Ue st re, Hrv prepared iOr
cung with prUmuusss ni dispatch nj. orders his line Of
business, with the very best OF ma.erals, - Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

HLAREE-l boxes assurtrt qualities. tow sale
- by l. W. ARTHUR 4 90. 5 and 2 New Lsvee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04
BY SYKES, HYDE & co.

Boots, BrogAns. Ladies' AM Children'- shoes.
BY SYKES. HYDE d co.
\\TFDNErD \ d Ua-Ia.- ha pat 10 u'lsgs-Wll If
w sod %. = .r'r -.aga. 70 y'as
EI5 80 e- BOOTS, HRunaNa. art I4Irs' auf ChInrrn-
% a.-nr. rr' fr 81 gu.Fs-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

~ T." bRLEANR I'AHklAEsE " AhtsfIBI > r.,
- Nos, y and 1 30 Grurlcr strrst 4 "a !
CARRIAGES and HAhNESS Of every .f43 &=s9s
description always hand. For sale low ~ Ss-tiffE
igr cash or approved paper. ...., ALsO,.... N@----f
SrUngs, AXes, LAMPS, Ban s. Cohs Leather Lace and
-rrrlEh III furl e. VT ! \ IIfN y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

THE STATE or ErRoPE.-We extract the fol.
lowing paragraph from a Lyndon letter in the y.
Y. Herald:
The conferences at Warsaw are over; the En-
perr OF Russia has returned to ST. Petersburg, tie
Emperor IF Austria to Vienna, Prince Charles, Of
Prussia. No Berlin, and lie u.Uer high persunag-s 10
their Respective Safes The result ul the confer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
ST. JOHNsBU RY,
Saturday September q, 1850.
TN rrGITIYE sLAyE mn

$50 were surprised at the announcement
hlai the lIuu-n had passed tho tsrnaie lii!)
Fugitive Slave Eill lhr main Galura nf
which were published Ia mr paper o few
w5ht r4u. That 70 should la- lbc Sumlor
.iu.a pur hr. democracy i nuur'iug IcNas
rlr uiu Sputl, 20 potential q Voice in nat
body, excited uo woulciT hut that II should
lr sanctioned ly the lloua'-Wilh 30 on 20
majority nf mcu,Iur iroW the North the
marvel liut tIroc Whig. from tlic for hlaief
were found rcrroant enough 90 vote for iia
passaar, while hreHts-ir uor'AOu iorepros did
vote f1r H. Wcwish nu better luck 20 thcsc
northern mcml,cra Of the House than that
ftDy b. considered and treated ~ "i'ugIIivo'
and yag,l,ontt" -'t- hong ~ they live. We
heartily ruururiu the opinions expressed by
the Boston Adas Ia the onncNod arliclcl
"Thc Fugitive Slave lill" measure de-
Isrr,cAly oncuiyc and odiuus 10 q vast major
as ofthc people orlhc free States, las been
pas.cd by the House Of Representative, aud
viii become o law II receives the signature
Of the President Words are almost made
quntc 90 express our modification aud dAap
Iponimcnt NJ this result Ina House in which
the representative Of the frccnorihcrnsin'.'
have large moiorly,a measure whichplain
| " tramplcs In the dust SOME Of their most -
cred rights measure which sets at naugh
the right guaranteed 10 every northern Cit
zen, oruia ly jury, aud the right Of hnhco
ey1ry,tf- Inn bursvf I,9ru7ri m hcrUmr ruTFtFr
hyMiriv.fw moioriiV' W, mygscldom, Il
.c,cr hocn called upon tors.urd more pain
rll or in our view, morr unfortunate re-
,ult lfintcudcd asa measure Of concilin
ton Il viii, We hclicyc, most riguHilf fail Of
.iu object, Instead orolloying, It will cNcit
and crcatc agitation, o. II Is a measure 80 nj
-tIcrE IN icrWoc orPuhlc opinion that cyr'
is advocates can hardly expect it VIII be en-
fprrcl"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

rI 5000 ufhari fhutlrmrmr They
w.rr rn' .us"l frI rmir luI- thc -ur-
l,nr rr.n. wm vigorous aw spdgldY,
and r.-. i.fTr~,r7 Through ti'asr1sonaud
through fh. w.r'.r 7rI fhi- spring he year
lIu4 lnrI ..T pound n.h ofGur washed
w4ai r'.'. hHrca, ihm r.rr. bad iurrrls-
uI fIa.r h.H.ip o. Co., c1nh aul raising
aupfh.r crop oflmIn so rhr grain they
'7H -p=-. q d1r-'u tlrr whulr hpfk %
.fH4. f7rt- alronruH vhifr hr7wtr1m tho
frir0 NI-h ono ul aul try llgrd ln
70. .uen a.il.m 70 sils hiIl lying N ihe east,
ul0l 30 .umGyrIr shed which thry could rr-
tdri'. lud nr1r which w1s n ruuuinq brook
rhrvwrrrhl opiy tHirn da3 With hay
llew r'rIirII tlcw miup.IHim Keeping
r,f mv Hp-k improved constantly AMI were
rrml -muyiu thr rpiu9
lhayrplsunluab ulnc lamb purrlns.
ult NrrHuror vh.. dropped 100 Jwu1p
latand awronuuru'l -Nru mouths oll
Tr m.k ai'l weigh about l2o Co., and soms
n.u, Vermont wool r11wre who have rccu
Llu, hinl hr wgald .h.t. prw 30 llr The
,tr 'to rrrfwr 1rrim.n NJ hw breed and
irmul, admired They pn fp superb
urt, auy rdur lr' hoforr, nod hyperion h
a.} .l,ar lfad '.,rr-rrr'. ruuriuHr ,ritr
Mrr us' ls iuliirs roHiuq ! shHll soon
lrinuH 'Du u.a Do 4 Of hrcp tlmt wil
r.h., uuu ml lnau W"n', according 70
r-.a,,rll ormw.. nud tu Good dry !mr
.muc, lr about H'il.pcr cent, than thofc Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
ArrAms Ar MAsmINGroN.


Tho New York Courier and Enquirer pub
fishes the loiowiug'
liy special topographic dUpatch nom
Na.hiuetgu, We learn that dapatch has
Just boon received Ly the stat, Department,
from lcNna which brings information that
the War Mll h1s been lost aud that ,irc
boundary question has been submitted Ia the
proplr The Legislature has adjourned, aud
ihu. the threatening cloud b. d.ipltcd.
We further learn that the friends IN Con
lrrss of o modification Of the existing Tamil,
had q conference on "Wednesday evening.
2 tfrryT-rr- tIdvr-y' Nf6T6 Iti0n oilrrcd, N
constituting the pruyifu inserted ice the Civil
md Diplmtiir appropriation liill of 20 that
Appraisers must adopt the average market
AAluE of ..r4l4..lArcs aud ugrlhhudiZc, dur
ing thcyca 1913, ending ma june, under
suoh general regulations, tn hr prescribed 10y
the Secretary of the Treasury ~ may .ochr,
uniform valuation, provided, mat no dutiv.
shall loo assessed on valuation of articles ia
the principal ports, ~ the time Of entry.
Although thi, modification docs not satisfy
the manufacturing iutcr q, yet they regard
il 10 an Improvement ON the present system
I'D consequently view o. with favor.
Being the construction % pruNisu, If of
tered Va the S,ultc--as it probably will'bc-
IL cannot bc fairly objected 90 MS originating
"a revenue measure II viii Doe proposed q.
aN.amoudmyat ga the Civil and DIPLOMAT,
bill, aud IT. defeated an thc Svualc, viii hc of
irtd la the House, as IL Is determined thai
l.ooo,o. oi,m shall 20 on record IN regard {,
fr'r=f5n'r, riJrs I5rJ-zTtrri tr ts'sz; rs
tirciiunHl,c form
les thought that the passage of the Fupi
tive slave bill should place the south ia 3
humor 10 favor some modification of the iaril
Tor the benefit uf those Northern men VIII,
have icopardcd their political standing toi
cancellation.
Tho Tribune contains the following dies
patch
There is great deal of feeling here ahou
tho pu.sogu OF the Fugitive Slave bill, an,
tho,r Northern men who supported it o
lodged the question arr severely ccnsuTcd'
Tho caucu, of the friends of Protection {,
American industry, was we'll attended las
night Il was resolved to adhere to lIamp
toms proposition to renew the struggle for
revision OF the present Tariff at the first op
poriuniN.
Another gang OF hlndculcd slaves were
marched through the streets Of this RCpuhli
can Capital this morning. Disgracciul.'
The only Wings from the free States VIII
supported the Fugitive slave bill,wcrc Ncssr
| Eliot, OF Boston, McGaughcy, of mdiana,an,
| John l.. Taylor of Ohio Thcre were tween
I ty-siN Iocoloro votes from the free States il
! it favor.
Tho Southern press still predicts lisunini
and notification IN Georgia, Mississippi, Al
ALBANIA, rcNas and South Carolina Tho ru
NOR of trmupling tho flag under foot a
| Char JSton is all humhug
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

TUE IONG ~ NM, Lrlr. 1ud w'ccl
LuU. IN Lptp fp pr.#ont thoir uprlm
situations tp thr UWJ d,rI uri0innd FREQ
lNmp. ri., .0upully md Go enquire after
n.. iutlIh Con tlr,ru. rolnnc0us timcs
TIE TEAM layo culrnyorcd 70 pull ~
luutly na th, oVigrn'cs of the OCCASION would
allow, aud ypy cordially cyprc7 the hope
ha' tl,y have done 80 uuuorc -ary damage
m tllN.uanlr tooth" of their excited, Int
u.yuryht q driulul, lIasf- fellow cil,lous.--
NoAlpr w,s farther from the wish or luton.
ton 90 THE TEAM. than 10 mutilaic those
whum tcv Gmt lh'mselyos obliged 20 drag
out. nul they CHIC To1mlndulgc the belief
niutu 90 vnu,ap cruelty viii hc charged upon
rpm. With. perhaps, q .'inlt exception in
sllELNUHNE, TIE TEAM cannot close
ria card without returning thcir--raicln oc-
A4.4ulp.l anaAl IA Ma, El-g- Hui.r, of She
Uuu'u pn'. for ihn valuable n'd be- h1.
r.nl nod I'm the N1y ur 'r0r0'ug froc De
isu.iaa, anal eliza. uaAina j. enlinauilgunpop
u'1~r9l ,r lhr Editor of lhr i"f'"g'an t''".
..,.. ior Nu, remarkable result. rhHt followed
Mn pnr'oli. hlu,. n ii3iM and 90 M,
candidate Ola nou. Conpo in ihs District
NrE .gtiih for having been co-N ruicnill
afflicted with "thr hrpWn-rrcturs' wherever
IA, ,--- ,'y'ir,ff,,.,,,l a INSTRUMENTATION,
Or iir whole, THE TEAM would humhl,
% 10 =, urcou' when Vermont Free De
mo.r1ey declares ils nest di,idcud'-Frc
p,D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

MoRE or THE PoTATo RoT.-We regret
to hear that the rot is affecting some potato
fields in our vicinity somewhat severely, yet
not by any means so exiensivcly,or severely,
compared with its former ravngcs few years
since, The disease extends 80 almost every
section of New England, and in snme loca-
tons is very destructive. In the last Chroni-
Gle we find the following notice Of a newly
discovered method of preserving POTATOES af
fcctcd by the rot;
abr. A. a. Hayes, known as a chemist Of
high authority. H. communicated to the Mas
sachusctts AgriculturatSocicy the results Of
careful and decisive experiments made by
him ON the Potato Rot. He finds that sulphur
Kills the funees; and recommends that, when
potatoes are found to hc affected, they be dug
and placed in a"bin, the bottom of which is
composed Of open Stats; under which sulphur
[lrimstorclis to be hurnt,t the fumes Of which,
nA2sing mn through the potatoes tor an hour
yr mory, will cifcctuilly put stop to the dis
case DIR Hayes SAYS this is a fact which he
ha, established ly numerous cNporiments-
Sulphur fumes arc 50 volatile that there need
he no fear Of any taste being left in the pota-
toes"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
CAMP MEETING AT rEACnAM.

We had the privilege Of being present at
this meeting, during the last tive days So
far rs wcocould Judge, most excellent spirit
prevailed The first three days the weather
was so cold and Indictment that no ser
VICES wore hotJt az the stand. II was not
lost time, howcvorbut season of great prof
it to those whorcmainTd upon the encamp-
mcnt On SATURDAY morning, the sun arose
in am uncloudcd sky, and during the day and
evening three sermons were delivered Ia
large, audiences, with apparent good effect
Sabbath day was literally yery pleasant, and
spiritually day of Gods power. yer,
large asscmhly were in attendance. A love
feast was-hcld az o'clock in the morning
preaching at TO- at the close which the sac.
rgment ofthc Lords Supper was administer
cd-prcachmg again at o'clock, p. NJ, and
at halfpast five Great solcmuity pervadcd
the whole congregation. The order was good
We learn during The cntirG mCGTing. Thu
precise number who proicssed conversion, we
did not learn. but understand il Maa-l.l.il.
large. Eternity alone will reveal the gloriou.
results OF this meetinr--C 1rst,a,, IIessen.
Or
rf-ys- ... =. WI. ......-. !,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

Trataaiay--lr 6 reported that thH burh-
esd Orleans ltt- written g. g. 1bi-f-. ~
inform him thaf tho Queen, her mnhrr-in-
law. aud the other memhors Of tho family ARE
DESTROYS Of HE presence at Coa'ea de Fgo-
Hic, IN be- bold At Clcmont IN the course Of
the present month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

LAYING occasion to purchase n
nav hat rcccntlr.I was not little surprised,
after wearing it n few wccksto find the hcauti-
iul bronsed lining, tHrned into decidedly
green color, and upon further investigation,
that the bronze had become pure vcrdigris.
Not wishing to lose my hair, and believing
that the system rould imbibc larger guam
tity of impure rpoisonom-mattcr than would
prove beneficial, contrary TO the belief of
some persons was glad to exchange my new
linina for the old on and would caution cy-
cry one who believes vcrligris to he poison
Gus, and Eappess to have similar material
cncirclnc his head. 10 do the same.
II. *. :,
The matter 5.lltt.lrti t1-hy our correspond
Cnt Is aproper one for Investigation. If he
4 correct in his conclusions. (hc.isnot apt
to crr,) IL, people ought 10 know IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
FRANCE.

The President started ON Tuesday un an
other provincial tour,commcpcing with Cher
bourg. He IS met almost every whore with
mixed cries of Viz, ia Rcgulliguci I'irc Ia
pycSdrutl and in some instances with Iire 2
Emperor, aud Tire Nupoi,ou pa.
II Is not true AS stated last week, tlibt the
prcsidcnf was uucouccrncd at the news of
Louis PhiIippc's death. lie did not hear of
the event till after his arrival at Paris, and
when he did so,hc at once expressed himself
in terms oCdccp regret for the niilictinn which
had fallen upon the House of Orleans. lie also
expressed his gratitude for thu funeral given
by them TO the remains Of his uuriu, on thea.
removal from St. Helena, and offered to take
the initiative in having similar honors confer
red ON the remains of the cx-King. 1t APP
pears however, that there are some difficult
ties in the way, which have already been
brought under discussion in the Committee
Of Pcrmanoncc of the Assembly
PARIS. Sa'ruday-T Council rcrsral
have made a$strong movement in favor of
having the Constitution revised The coun-
ell ,howcvcrrcfusc to remove the state of scigc
nor are they willing TO have the electoral
le' 's'f.sles!- t4at here, ct fr--.v-ii, -rr,-
pathy between the council and the Social
lists.
Horddy.-h Intelligence has been received,
which indicates that a strong desire for the
revision of the Constitution exists in tae-va-
rious provincial councils Masses have been
celebrated for the rcpose of ,he -n,.l al. ,eui-
Philippe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
TmE rIRsT DIs1HICT,

The rmtcst between tha friends Of the tW0
Wing candidates in the first Congressional
District, was carried on with much warmth
r,iousIy a. rlrrlon, ou the 80 instant aud
thr result r. % majority n about three ourihs
Ola hundred lor lJWan over Minor The
siH Wing processes iH the District being equal
lY divided iu tlfir preference result mot
much different from his was hadlycyprrtri.
a short Time before liu election, Alr llUgu
announced iu % card tlnt should Boz receive r.
lf-- number Df '0io- lhau biz Wing rptprii-
tor, be- would yiuld the field N him Mr. Mi
nor did not, publicly NJ least, mako such pu
announcements This, then, h tho position Of
tbc affair, aud, we aro sorry a. ohsoryoi that
rlic riaht sort NJ feeling 70 not manifested,
pyrhaIe wr should sly Boy either pariyai ANY
rate, Mr Mur iicpds do not sccm inciin-
cd ~ yield to Mr Lyman on account of lbc
small majority obtained by him Ia tho hrsi
rial, hui insist that bee shall take himself out
ofthc way, and leave the field open 90 anew
candidate,
The first District when the lpst rproHiou.
mont wa made, was No. strongest WhF DE
trirt In tho siatri hut whut avail r. ilif ler
nrc 90 be- divisions riyaldcs aud contention.
among mon who ought rather 10 hr striving
% maintain and increase this mnioriyf W.
hope ere long the way win b. opened lor th,
election of Whig that this petty quarrel
may not be- suffered TO result In the election
al 4. i.ayf,,Ha
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

Is Hr a "soN THE elephant, Boil
var" after exhibiting himself TO the gazcrs
here on "Wednesday drank IA hogshcad Of
cold water at one draught If nor Of the or
der of the "Sons" we propose that he be
made member, Mt feast an honorary mgm-
her. Wouldn't he mako Most Worthy
Patriarch indeed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

A PRrsENr.-We forgot to acknowledge
last wcck,a present of an elegant pair of ed
iterial S,.ie-eFs.i ret, MARTIN l. DRAnEoRn.
of Boston. If the scissors are to be taken as
a specimen OF his Cutlcry-and we doubt it
not--any of our readers wishing to purchase
any thing in his line, will do well to give him
a call Mt No 1i9 Washington Street,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
THE CALEDO MA n.


pupririg Of speedy general action
IhiaHhrVih of an descdptions aie iuyit-
.c1 % cooperate ia good woE.z which, Nc
hope, will MOI only prove useful IA is dirce'
effect upon goyemmeHfs hat be indirecHy
beneficial IN correcting public sentiment On
this nl-iuppriant subiortly eHcitug thought
and inquiry among the siFrrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

rD-'fhc trccu Mountain Freeman Is pro-
idc 10 apoloaics Tor the iilter discontinue Of
IL. party In the late State election, IL CON
Gsscs that mcmbcrp ftho old liberty party
declined supporting the Coalition ticket and
thus accounts, IN part, for the damage IL par
~ has sustained 4 most rational inference.
We have fclt on abiding confidence that
there worr many sane aud honest irccmcn-
once OF the liberty party who would find no
satisfactory communion with Bclial-no o.
| grccmcnt with men who had been instrumcn-
Ll In anncxing TcXns aud extending saycty
and that such would return 20 their former
associations--to the Wing party-a party
| that, IN Vermont, certainly, has had no agcn
~ Ia cVtcuding the area Of slavery by an
tncNing Texas, or IN any other mouncr.
. The Coalition in Vermont Is simply the
locoioro party ola C'w years apo t'1o'o 0
inn 'routuucd" like the louu love rtnricI
in the newspapers, and the Coalition Of May
1919, m episode like unto the Gnting Co.
IN such stories The editor falls into 10
ranks rs naturally and gracefully rs a chill,
tiJo rs mothers lap, nud frclr AT horc' hu
wonders why mcmhor. OF the old liberty party
decline coming mp (ruthcr, We should say
DOWN. to the support of a party whose prom
lmcnt candidates and Acknowledged lcolcr
supported Gen. Cas- aud bis rank prnsalale
fry0octrincs, Tho Editor Of the Fucm1i
having for so mary years adhered 20 the her
~ ir---rv' --''--''
why men, once whigs, should no., Ike him
self, heartily embrace the Coalition Ru
many such do see good and sufficient reason
and so do we. And, we predict, others siil'
when their blindness passes away, will see q
they and we now'do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

hundred and thirty fsct liph into Ihe waHT
below. She riFH swan "a thr s1'r H"a N''
rescued unhlmed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21
CIRCULAR

'li'Cu LAX.
Whereas Memorials. nave o''n circulated
IN the F"" '""'r'SS''"", "."r''' OF YER
frtfft' requesting f'''''Trdf
to propose to every nation with whom we
hnvc intercourse the r t''ii''Nh'n'"t-"'
Board with power to settle dndic'ally al m
tcmationol disputes and claims And where
rs said Memorials have mctwith such iavor1.
Ole acceptance NJ 10 h' sgh'u IVY almost
every one to whom they have been present
cd
And whereas it Is desirable that n move
mont like this should not bc confined to n
Singh corner of Ncrmonthnt that the Whole
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-09-21

Ntns. NiILtrU, about whom so much wns
said few months ago, a having thrownhcr.
self oil the bridge at Niagara Falls, or of hcr
escape "a the South with man not her hus
hand, has rctsrucd TO Detroit the place of
her former residence She SAYS she Ion the
Hotel designing Ia plunge into the river, hut
her COURAGE ailing her she proceeded to y l.
Umprc, whcro She secluded herself IN nuu-
merry, Domestic unhappines- - ALLEGED a-
the occasion OF her strange condnrt, the re-
suit Of which has hcen 50 melancholy.
Her father was the Hon. Mr. Norvel, one
of the early senator. in Congress from Mich
igan Soon after his daughter was missing
FROM Niagara he spent several weeks in "a
Guitlcss search for her; returning, broken
hearted, to Detroit, he soon died. More re
comfy, brother of Mrs. Miller has dcccns-
cd--hastcncd to his end, report hds it, by
the conduct of his sisicr-hcr family apprc-
hcnding she had lcn her husband and chill
drcn, for the south, under circumstances dis-
grarcinl 10 herself and to them. But her re-
turn--n father, dead a brother, dead and
her mother, in anguish of heart What n
commentary upon the weakness or itaity of
human nature, does this bricfrccital afford.
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br proclaimed, and that ihr mthor-iu-law and
mother offhn young king shall a-t jointly Or
rnHiuf.
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IHf ItHffr o. THr il0rsg Upon o
1est Yoteln tLe House, ou Monday % mo
lion 90 reconsider o vote commencing the
present laHh-ihn resultwas cas- h2nays,
al The yeas, in favor Of proreciopihe nays
for the present tariff Politically, ihe vote
was, yeas 30 Whips, free roiIer aud ln-
rniorm Aays. "a lnrof0rns, free soilr7.
and Wing. Peck ofhis State doi9rl- co.,
WIS absent However upon q flll vote thg
House "a lp.Dfro aud ipr tha present inf'
ish 1pda
~ The New Yor. parou sprak 81 Jenny
Liud's second Concert as being better atten-
deed ihan even thcfrst Making due allow
ancr Ihral r,aalarinu iu relation "a hor
musical nLiiirs, II must Boo conceded We
thiuk, tllt -he { charming singer, ml 40
humhua liis understood thal Mice Lind b.
10 ,isit lio.ioH rpou- ahoaf thr 2atl' Oh sop
tcmbrr
1QelgG G COZ. MlNtormF The cHhi-
bitinu,ip thi. place lasr Wriurday,war 1itrn.
/ lp from luou 10 laDo porpur The nm,pal1.
| though not 70 numerous os wo have seen nt
suuc former ctlllllu. u lhc country wrr"
generally lcuu qomrr ofthdrpoor-
The Ipphauh although hr was ut ad'rriia-
cd asa '.lilLduppr7 ora Stage driver rua
70 hcll quito gputoo'y aud r1lrl % whip a'
uiruitiy o almost amy Jrhu,
~ Any Of our Grlcndi visiting noston will
| Gul the Marlboro llmci Washington Street
to be- au excellent stopping place while To-
/ the Clt, Tho active hu-inca man IN the
lcsnlishmdit Nj i a. PAuRs--ia q c1pi-
tal landlord, dc,odng hi pdrtonal attention
10 tAe eauGrt and happine=a OF A.a guests.
a. Wc,lto.t, no the lalr election, gave
dc hraut WING mgoiry ofany town In 'Ip
State.
e. Tbc p,rcn'op is prevailing Of Steven
Village (RpmcD Outlined, principally e
youth. Three clIllrou were buried u,cr
lasl Sabbath
r3gJD. AHcu, who was ran for Senator
hy both 'hc l.ocoforo parties 80 Chiurudcr
Counts, received 1900 votes Weston, th'
lowcsfon lhc WING uakct, received 1874
Snxc, WI, ~ upon both tickets @, rludIdJt
Tor States Nupurv Tie Sentinel drim
his election, but the FREQ Proc, Think ih,
Who candidate :. the lucky follow
q The liai,6,d-ao. rruHy muu.,AhV
we takrit- are abroad again giving oouorrI'
'rhoy were to .i.-. 20 Muu.lrtrr, 4, H., uu
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Ten Shares of the Stock of the Boston,
Concord aud Montreal Railroad, sold in Dos