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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
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xew.YOaH WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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spe sach Insertion
THE NEVp- TRIBUNE
,op cA1,lroRNiA- OREGON AHD THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
IL pjbsaed oB NJ departure OF each Mal >o9heI Iof
Cbagres Prce, s. cents per copy; .o,, ,.b,,o,a.s
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A PPRENTICE WANTED.-AnAmer-

XETANTED-A man to run Planning
w Machine A good Machinist, and one acquainted
with the Woodwork Machine, may hnd permanent EN-
poynent on application 2. q. GARDINER Room 10,
Ia WslI-st n40
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a S Cook, Washer, and Ironer, by COM
"a petent and obligng Woman who has best OF ref r
ences lived Years family Apply 1853 EHzageth-
St. lit floor up stairs Can be seen for days nj ~
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E9- DIR. Lurener's Ear tnarn,nry, q W aTrg lr
At near broadway open from I'LL : for Inc exclusive
treatment OF ear Diseases deafness, discharges from me
ear and all unpleasant noises III the head curs9 sno
or oiherYse Unpaid letters refused. sig 1mD&N1 4tW
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NJ D. Welman Blussilon Ohio, 2.
l. Preston Hartford fCtl Steam Mil Co.
Messr. Sayer 3 Rogers, AbbolUle,S =. G.
Cooper & Str0up, Cas- County Iron Works, Ga
J C. Wainwright, Clifton, Michigan.
N Fl GHleit, Syracuse House, Syracuse, n T.
Thomas Gil, PougEkeepsie, \. Y.
John I Moody, Bridgeport CT
@ " DOW. Hydc Park, Dlichess Co. Il. Y
G. w Tow nd, Oyster Bay, l.. J.
r. H. l. J G IAhain. HOPE Nls, u Fgltonst. N T.
Hsym6nd i Schuyler, West Farms, Westcfr Co. NY
+ ' W Da5bSla Son, Fas Mis- Object soatsNY
Fnbler 4 Co Newburgh, y y
S Conckyn, Pennington, seneca Co
r. T. Patton, South Orange Steam Mills, y. ].
Or Z. K. Dyer, Etowah, Ga.
owen Z Hurteu South lee Mass.
o L. Angeyne 81 Co. Rochester, y: Z.
Penfeld Lyon d Co. Os~ego, u Y
d w c Stanford, Penn Yam, n. Y.
Samuel w Green, Santiago. Chilli.
Henry field, Santiago. Chill
Asa M Jenney Gaego Mills, Richmond, Va 2.
Charles l. Roberts, Tarifyilie, Conn.
JOHN P. Brode. Sonora. Mexico.
John Rice Penn Van, Yates Co Office IC9 broad-St-
7. and others TOO numerous 70 mention -,
The above closes for Inc present the evidence produced
at the late Fair which think quite sufficient 70 $40"
with what Justice The Committees award their prsHlnns
and 10 settle the question fully sge hereD{ ~ G
Nj Smith and stand ready al any lime or place ~ eli @
agreed on BY the parties concerned, ID 'l ,e5 A. the
with his or any other Smut Machine ever o1''''S
so-caHedl Great American lnstlis concayc and convex
Cur Machines are composed Of tnres 'siis- 10 mill
sones Of a yery porous nature, dfoss ag ad scourng
store only closer forming around lhem lthe
surface with heavy square ~fe caSo oer ngDu,eA
rT5 - ceu n -tn ne making ~ .ioied I'm ar Now
eli al re- sa5 89 's5 @ s5 q. s o o@ ' o Il
pePeadafn3sf s .S wasting arics Of gran ThsJ
a e sa! Gsi 5 70 a9 b s
size and fro m ~ ~ e Them 10 work @ei when
8[ S BE- '9 81 i st %s ad agSsi
req4Hs ia ard s!sO superior lOr securing oHcS"n"a
P1ee nom SIS so according 70 size and warranted %
lss and sold at DEMONS MILLS the
. " Rrtier-st Brooklyn, L. and al Elzabelhtown, n
To- a,1er OF which uaces all orders VIII receive tmmedi
oie attention millsr and mill owners respectfully in
a.s a. ~ ais,e ITEM tisl F. HARRIS SONS.
-1ThEET DEPAETNEHT. 81 ALL Or EEFo ID -s@'ie4
> n ss receed II ts street Cor nsee Ittl
T p.9sy So IA ist0 aeet P ~ 70 Elaie az Gttae
Fa, .cys4 Fik u fafs -sae Hlsas sreaf
81 thsf>" .e Hl On aeatttca 20 IN
ccnffsct CsrE Department Nor. T. Is5g John T.
e.. e. e
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r. Liquid Hair Dye improved us 10 color The
Rar Whskers the mOment is applied without the least
Injury is entirely free from unpleasant odor and can he
washed with the strongest soap Immediately Is applied
wiheu waiting dry For sale, or applied al BArShEl
oR's Wig Factory, Wall-st, myl5 Iuth&SatI
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~, c.fry0RNIA OREGON ND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
yhi1ed Oh fle departure OF ZACH haI steamer iof
nhapres Pr!ce. 81 cents PEE copy, . ,,.,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
~ wHFc JoiST Executive CoMmrrEE-oct ii,
-. TIE ~peciaI c Committee 10 whom *q,ls ref

IL WHIe JOINT EXECUTIVE GoS'urrEE-oei''l d. t'5'
r. TIE special Committee 10 yyh9n vas fe.t[Eet ire
tie sub &c. OF TIE difficulties IL tie lid j9ilE1s7a'A.
District report unanimously that ia l's op1.l' 'e -
the gentleman nonliuaTe1 Tor Congress oa@i' 10 .'ii
Ilts resolcuuu was unanimously nd pie! "lel ~. -
loving additional eqor submitted a. ge ePol y nc
Srec,a COMMITTEE ard adopted without dI7isol 'tuu y
large majority Of the Committee tf4 =, ,i,s
ArreaS C0nveuuOu Of Dcegnies was hs.! ~. w..
Third CONVERSATIONAL District nominate c-AIoalS 10.
Congress-uEd Whereas his Convention vas re- ny
Convened ard properly organized bg the presence anu
action OF The Delegates Of the Dttrci-aild "nefeas, g
this Convention. Two SETS Of Delegates presenter i1e,
selves from tie Second Nad ard. after helng tug Aeafl
on both sides OF them received By vote u II 10
gbud Whereas the Convention thus organized AollalcH
JoHS r. Rou"AS Tor Congress. -,
Beit- therefore, RessrcG by tie Joint Executive Gou
uiuee Ira, in lta oTiuIon Mr. Kodran1 Is me FelaIiy
nominated Wing canddae for Congress, aia IN I'LL '.G i
hies Of the District he earnestly requested 10 blry az
causes compliant and eli differences OF opinion ana 70
their best eXerlcrs secure the eec ui Tue I4a5
nominee. .,.,, =.
hesaef That COPY Of tie above report be published IN
lie Nmg papers oi MS CITY, SATURDAY morning anG
sent 10 he I've Ward Committees composing the THIRD
Congressional District. - -
iI {.s n. l kHo%, secretaries.
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ATANTED-Two or three smart Amer
w ican or German Young Men to work at lie Harlem
Rubber Mla Arply Tue Office Of the Union India Rob
Der Co. - NassHu-s oJ0 w
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h[essrs. 4. HARRIs & soNs

Gentlemen: The Smut Machine you put up al my mill
continues work well, that cleeruly testify To Us
mil for shutting and cleaning whent.
Since have had in, It's Qualities have been very severe
y tested on grain, which ground for party who sup.
rlscd tie wHent could be cleaned II cleGne0 and
The -four passed superne without any trouble in regard 10
grinding for good yield lregret TINT | have not samples
OF the wheat before and aer cleaning by your machine, 10
send you with this One offs great recommendations It's
durability and equal ii min by the mere labor
pended in dressing mill stone. Respectfully yours,
CALVIN HOW
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Assembly CnnYPn-

~ The Eighteenth ward Assembly CoHFtH-
ton met al Bus Head Hote Saturday evening OCT o.
1850 On notion Benjamin Hacker Esq was called TO me
Chair md 0 f. Benjamin appointed Secretary On mo-
ton the Convention into ballot for candidate to rep
resent the XElth Assembly District. when William u.
Greene ESQ having received declared elected
Vherelpou the Convention adjourned subject 70 The ca Of
the Chairman. Signed BENJAMIN HARKER- Chm
Osc Ar + RFy1tNry Sec'y oSl st
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W Bounty Iands.-The subscriber Will give parp-
eula attention. 10 the prosecution of clallns for bounty us
under he recent of Congress Having c9lnpe'Gut
Agent in Washington attend 10 presenting hc c@Ais Ho
will lose no time in procuring " ar!ants, ,.o.os
HENRY D. SEDGWlCk, Attorney ana
o9 Iniseod& 2niD' Counsellor vi Law % w alLs|
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FS Sixteenth Wurd.-PETER DELAREE de-
eAAef ptccmporly teiug considered etandidAie AS
= ss,ast Alderman ia opposition 10 HENRY BOLSTER
ID ias Sixleenh Ward ulMr
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HOSIER Y SALESMAN, from lst January.
I person thoroughly qualified to lake charge Of this
department in an importing and obbing Dry Goods HQase
50 one or two competent saesmen for oar general bust
ness and vino are aroanted with and AGENT buyers
Apply to HASTINGS, LIBBEY FOBBY,
II A. 81 Nassau-sL-
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WANTED. "A respectable, steady
w German Woman in private family, to do General
Housework. apply at 80 West FitIeenA-st Good recon-
mtndations requLrel. ~ "
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A S GARDESER and Farmer.-A German,
"a inst arrived who cannot speak English, and whose
first object is to acquire the language OF the country Very
moderate wages expected Can give satisfactory refer
eGces Please address Gardener, Tribune Office nj A
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AN ATTORNEY Of the Supreme Court,
"A admiued at the last NAV Term wishes situation ns
CLERK in an oaI.e in this CITY Address CODE, at Fri
hnue OiICr. ~ ~
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THyO MILLERS and MILL OWNERS.
a Tile lae Fair Of the American Iustilute-F. lar
RS K SONS SMUT ard SCOU RING MACHINES
Warranted tie MOST DURABLE and BEST In use.
BRookLYN Oct T. 1850
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WANTED.-A young man as AssIs-
w TANT BooKXEEPER one who writes good hand,
quick ard accurate in figures one who has mad GONE
experience In making ont Bills &c. Apply 10
IA q b. IF. KNIGHT Co, IS Cedarst. (up staifs)
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nRY GOODS.-Most complete assert
~ ment Of Ladies'. Gents ami Ctlldrens DRESS
GOODS 10 be found IN tie city. G NJ IODINE
o26 slim SIS Crand-st. OF Orchard.
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~ Ninth Ward.-REGULAR WING NoMlNA.

~ Ninth Ward,-REGULAR WHIG NUNI-'A
TONS: cropcr
Fer Representative IN the XXXIId Coag,ta'-GEoRGh
BRIGGS
For lssentit-HENRY J. RAYMOND.
FOR assistant .flsieranGa-IOHN Mclean. ~,
For frsessars-WALTER S. CUNNINGHAAi 61O.
F. Gozs1abies-BENJA3IIN D. wIsNER, PHILIP
HARRINGTON. Ia -
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TgIo Wanted a Pressman, &C
4 cuainted with the Adan's Press, Good encourage
nent for u good hand. and no other need apply.
IA A. BAKER, GOODWIN, & CO, Tribune Building
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WANTED.

NNTANTED.-A Travelling Companion
w who cas- invest from 500 5000 in safe and ~
crative bus ness 10 travel West and Soulh Address ~
Tribune Office stating where an interview may DC nun
Tie partnership fugTeeabie muy continue Tor yeafs.
ms 3te
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T1O CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS

TIE subscriber wishes to obtain SITUATION where
he viii mee with n salary adequate 10 his services lie
has served regular term five years. and been IN the pro
i and isnensar departnen and can produce highly sat
E. 49, 45t+
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A s CHAMBERMAID and WAITER, or as
"a Plan Sewer and to mind Children, by respectable
Protestant Girl; no objection 90 the country Good
CITY reference given. Gall at 1888 Twenty first
house from Eighh-ay. toward Ninlay Can be seen Tor
Il
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TglHE STAR Of my organ shall IN try
u11 shall ave over asld OF tetree lad lhe home
Of tie brave IN sfi. Old Egin blg ear I'll aam Ung tls Is
ncck Down ArgumenL D ~
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VA ANTED-By a young Man and a
Practical Printer DESTROYS OF engaging as LEfh
In Publishing House or other concern where his know
edge of he Printing Business would be of value 70 Ms
am1loyer Good references given. Address WIN. fENt.-
LON BOY l1a lnMer Z. .. NeW-I YORK. no "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

~ Fourth Ward Wing Negotiations
For ssemJiy-CHARLES a. DANA
For ASsf CIRCUMSTANCES MCALlSTER
For dsseSSoyS-JAMES HUDSON, JAS 6. BUtNS.
For ConSiaGies-DANID BLAIR, JAS. DECkE
For School ConD1issioners-T HOAfAS Il. BURNS, THO
For School T,ustecs-HENRY TOPPING, RALPH
Far az School 1asoecto,s-EDWARD w. OSBORN, A
WARREN SMITH
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
First DiStrict-Robl. 7. Simpson, Saml. McCraken
Second DStyict-EmUnue Lister, J Ohm Carter,
Third Dshict--Joseph Tumens, George " Bennett
Fourth Di,trict-Henry Williams. John Edwards
ROBERT P SIMPSON, Chairman
J. H, MosEMAN, Secy. Io5l 5t@l Ward Nomg Com.
II Sixth Ward Democratic WING Nomina-
ti0ns. - -, ,r1-
Far assessors.
DANIEL A. WEBSTER ABRAHAM B. AMERMAN.
For C0Ast96ies.
JOHN LEWIG. LESTER WILSON
For inspectors If Election.
Let Distric-Thtodure Stuyyesan, Pierre C. Van Wyck-
"a Disuict-Elberi Bisdsal, William Bryden,
Sd Dislric-Be1auin9s. Forbes Jr, Howard F. Snow
den. ,,,
5tIi Dislrici-Wi ii.uin Brown. Henry Mansfield.
BY order of the Ward Committee.
n C. EVERETT, Chairman ?, 7,
A 3, AMERMAS, Secretary n@olN
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DLANkETS.-l50 cases Mackinaw, Ne
Il ero Family and Berth Blankets Ior sale BY
% NESA!LTH Y CO. 50 AID y P.le-st
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CALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS,
and si.v, Cloth Type Printers ard E1gragers
Blankets Roller Ciesver and jacket CI0hs Tor SUE by
nviI c. B. LIE BARON, 81 P.ne-sL
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ELANNELS.-l20 bales scarlet, for safe
z by [o5 NEsAllTH CO. 80 and s. Pne-st
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r4g -ENil-N EKki-% TRIBUNE
vew.Y0RH WEGKLY TRIBUNE,

Arst II every Vtdae801y ai'1 S5fuY19g morning
Pop.', :. sun,,in Two copies for s. Ten for S20
F'leS -e.,,ss.s,1erts cents line each insertion
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DROWN SHEETINGS.-l5O bales Sa-
Eesbury, Eagle Mohawk Valley and Other styles, 70
sale Low, by FuyIfI B LIE BARON, 50 Plne-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

az Grand Division, u. Of NJ \. Y.-An a4i99nl
80 Session Of fEt Grand Division, viii be held WED
KFSDtY the SIN inst u O'clock NJ. in the Hall, 35l
BI0advev. Business OF creutmportauce "" be present
60 rs n. THOMAS EDGERLEY. q. 5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Mercantile Library Association.--lhe iirst
Lecture OF lie COURSE will be delivered THIS EVENING
at CLINTON HALL, at u o'clock, by ? WHlPPLE,
ESQ. Subject. Character" Tickets admitting lsdy aud
geptem "a to the course s. Single tickets 81 Single
edrnissi IN so cents Members hulfpHce co..
M q GEO HECKHAM, Chairman Lee Com.
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n 1 ccrtity that n hnlIdbilI viii, my name

"a I certify thnf n hindbfI Win my MAINS i
ofXed TO II as Chairrnun OF the Ward Committee OF The
Ffhaentb Ward headed james II Snydam for Assem-
Nv ard VIM Ward for Assistant Alderman Is issued and
signed without MY kuowedge nor am aware that mere
tea teen any meeting OF the Committee authorizing the use
OF nv naue TO said bill FRANCIS W. EDMONUs,
s NY Nov i. 1850 IT Chairman Ward Com!
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~ To the Democratic Electors OF the
Eiehtcenth Ward.-i hereby stale that nave not
withdrawn nav name as candidate for Assembly for me
sixteenth Assembly District and do therefore confidently
cali OH the Democracy OF the District for their support as
~ r5 : + - SAMUEL BRADHURST
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II ENTUCKY JEANS.-50 cases mixed,
N for sale BY fo5I NEsMITH co % and 20 Pine-s!.
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NHASSIC BATTS-300 bales best quail
Va iry for sale BY NESMuTH co. 81 and 81 Finest
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mo BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISH

Il ERs-Wauied by ayoung nun situation He "a
well acquainted with the French aud German languages
CGtnoeuing and Bookkeeping and Foreign Books. He
Lar been accustomed good houses of business aud can
80 rs 3tF
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-1TTtEEF pEPAETNEHT. He.4 ALL or FEFo@D Sealed
- 81 II ts street Cor tsle 40 ~
r rs{y So IA td0 aseet P ~. 20 srzsie az Gt'se
.esa s.fee tom Eta folfts2 Sls, sTa MA
a. Fl ihsf,t - mad a1pc3tea % 10
Cen,fsct CI4rE ils Dspeue Nor A. Is6g JOHN T.
DODGE Sasst Con mlss isnsI. 70
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ROBERT JONES, Chairman.
JOHN GRIFFIN. Secretary. IA ~
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DLEACHED GOODS.-I,20O cases,
EDcomprisi1lg every width and quality, orlsaIe BY
o5 NESAfiTH & CO. - and 81 Pine-sl
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DROWN COTTONS.-l,50O bales J.,
49+ - 81 and ~, comprising al the ve1o1s qta-i-
res for sale BY To5l NESMiTH co. 81 and y FINEST
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WANT PLACES.

"A s GENERAL HoUsEMAID or as Plain
"A Cook and Washer and Iruner in small private fln
w. by arespecahe Young Woman with good city refer
eEce Apply at i6S FoUrtii-st. no II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

THREE-FOUR BLEACHED SHIRT
Il INGS-l5n cases fne and low priced At % cents,
for sale by lr!rlli C. 3 LIZ BARON, 81 Puest
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

NGntiUntlOns.
For Aeabe1 u Coagress--J. H HOBART HANS.
For Memoer 81 -fEsensbiy -SANDF0RD L MAC0MBER.
Fer 4sstsfaRt .iidernaH-DANID MILLER.
For -dssessors-John Carr ard H. Griffith.
Far Const1bies-John B Carter and Henry Hoffman
For ConHIsIJ1ueyq Common Sc4oolsEdwaFd A. Fraser
For Inspector Of Common Of Stioois-AEdrew ' Stout,
Far Trustee Of Common Schoois-EishB R. Becher.
By order Of Ward Committee
JAS. II. PINhNEY Chairman.
ELIAS COMBS l-...s-:a,
EDWARD A. FRASER, ose'e 'a' ICE nj A*
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

HoRRIBLE MURDER OF A HoUNC Wo-
MAN.-Irrest ofthe Supposed Murder
er-Yestcrdoy, between the hours of
IL and o'clock, n young W oman. named
Mary Welsh, aged apparently about 81
years, WAS murdered mt Chestnut street
and Delaware Avenue. The alleged
murderer il James Groves, the propric-
tor of Il cutlery stand at that corner.
He is n married man and has four chill
dren. AS might well be expected, the
tragedy caused not little excitement,
and rumor with her busy tongue was
not slow in setting forth the cause Of so
deplorable and painful an event.
Mary Welsh was rather good look
ing young woman, remarkably tidy a
bout her dress, and her general deport-
ment is well spoken OF. She sold ap-
pies, candies, and cakes along the
wharves, an occupation which she has
followed upwards often years.
1t is said that an intimacy existed be-
tween her and James Groves, that they
had quarrelcd with each other, &C.
That there was some quarrelling. was
proved 10y the coroner's investigation
yesterday afternoon, but probably from
different causes than most people in this
unchari,able world would at first con-
ccdc.
The real cause Of the tragedy we could
not learn.-Some words passed between
her and Groves, probably because she
would not remove her basket from the
corner, it being in front of his cutlery
stand.
Presently she was seen going around
the upper corner ofDclawarc avenue and
the wharf; she stumbled, on being raised
from her PROSTATE condition, she said
that James Groves had stabbed her. at
the same time she placed her hand just
below her breast, and in II few minutes
after she was corpse.-Philade,phia
Inquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

More Foiiy-The following resolutions
were adopted at recent meeting in
Mississippi. They 60 TO show how easy
a thing it is for men to run mad with
folly:
Resolved, That we will not transmit
any business (ether by the shipment Of
cotton to, or the purchase of goods from.
with any merchant in New Orleans, who
is known 10 be Free Soiler in his senti
ments, or unless his long residence in the
South and known opinions have identi-
fed him with the South.
Resolved, That we will employ no
school teachers or patronise any school
under the management Of any person or
persons, who are not known 10 he wholly
Southern in all their feelings and opin-
ions, AZ we arc unwilling 10 subject our
children to the taint Of corruption by
placing them under the influence Of
those who claim il religious merit to
aid in the destruction Of Southern insti-
tutions.
The first resolution will do very well,
but ifthcse foolish fellows down in Mis-
sissippi adhere TO the last one, their chill
dren will he most lliterate asses when
they arrive at maturity all the South
crners who have decent education
have received it from us AT the North.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31
BALTIMORE. Oct. 81.

The remains Of General Taylor, will
arrive here to morrow, en- route for their
final intcrmcnt, in charge of Col. Taylor
and Major Bliss.
The pocket OF Col. Weeks, from the
eastern shore, WIS picked last night at
the Philadelphia depot in President ST :,
Of $1,000. Numerous similar dcpreda-
tons have been committed.
The Southern mail is in.
Ellis S. Grant, "a native Of NIassachu-
sets, for sometime connected with the
New Orleans Crescent: died in that city
on the 10Th.
The first frost in Jefferson county and
in Columbia, S. c., was on Monday
Twenty thousand persons visited the
cattle show to-day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

SEAMEN CAPrivEs AMONG THE ARAB
IANs.-Some American scamen having
been reported to be in captivity among
the Arabians, Commander Powell re.
Gently received instructions to go TO
Portandic and ransom them $1,000 it
was said having been demanded for them
by these pirates. Commander Powell
reached Portandic on the 25th of July
llst, and despatched officers to open
communication with the Arabs, but all
their inquiries were lruitless. A nole
addressed TO the chief was left in the
care of a few fishermen found on the
coast, to the effect that ship of war had
been sent according to his request; that
the ransom had been paid to Mr.. Lloyd,
which the chief could obtain when the
men were produced; that Senegal was
close by--to take them there and the
certificate that they were in Christian
hands in Senegal would be sufficient
Commander Powell believes that the
story ofthc captivity has no foundation.