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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK. JANUARY IS.
Arrived.

sop Bs Robinson Lerpoo .a cofA - g. na.e 20 1'''ei
s~s.- 20 W Byr~- Co De lS ' g. IN 10 esp-rsrssf
.s from W @ oPnosi sEsst dai., snd other dnss'
sni plt Corr of repfTA
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oflef Tie N b. bal plot on bad q
Brs Rert scoa.h lBr fsfteoon Lgsf, si.ni 8 10 roo
sri IN psssenr-rs. oor6-f
F~hsbi-. Pofad Long. r. h'h. % t' e,iDo. -
LID
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Sch So to.ns. Are. D.israf- eor, o. ~ Barrel
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Receipfs Of Produce.

b. Enc RaiiroQd-229 pas Butter 80 bxs
cheese ST. sides leather; A. bb fOur; 81 chs ~ ashes
70 pAs iu. 70 pks provisions 80 bbs whisky % bales Of
wool
y Hoyalonie Railroads.&c. sides leather 10 pkgs bu
ter. 81 do provisions; l5J tbls WHISKY II bales wool
bbla 1rIfft 81 eli ashss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

-iss of her who bad freqaented Il the bird was 70
be Introduced This beng accomplished, ever
ting hasteDs 70 the dcnoaeneat The Successive
steps az they we're Suggested - Is -liad. are &c
scribed by Mr. Poe with toe minute csruuls,aa,lsiiy
Of detail with whch he gains po.sess.oa Of ths
reader n the Narrative 4 IRE most .s1-as'.c ana
laoustro1s horrors
Whether los v.r-Lolo..cAl rere.s..o7 .s 70 re
taken ID est or esrles,-aistoricsy or as 'lle74
aite--t,o1ght-it IS .ia-l.a-y Illustrative oi me
,endencv q MID 70 winch ~e have beore s--4'-'-'
AID which formed such d.spr0por1.onsie e's'-'s''
u ~ Poe 1tel.e,tla! composition.
Tbs announcement o. tie tie Pare o. 'Ae'e
volumes that they are % CONTAIN notices OF ils ~.
and yeD.,. Of Their author d. ! r. Lowell y /.
W.. and - Gr.vol 5 DO, iua-ei IL q
mama, 20 satisfy TIE reasonable expeditions 81
tie ,e.3., y, Lowell contributes o-y short
o.,sv written Tor one n the magazines lew
,.ssr. ..,-e p, tie reqses, q. NJ Poe. u s50nrf'
+, iroirab.e criticisms ard fully meets the object
r- witch il was original, des yHod. Butit IS nt
,l.o ,r.bs.s Of rue poei ~ another wl.ch w1 bad
q rrit 20 ipos for rom ths Announcement VI
wins gives uo;l.a- but ~ article pub she'd 30
tie Horl Jerr,ql soon after Nr poes testh INTO
which are interviewer some paragraphs o Nr
Gr.wo.fs T.otice Of that event ia It@ IrJpr'
We nooic- tha, these gentlemen 'ho1.f have a.
l,yoi tie use Of their names 10 authorize prom
isa g winch there j.. such meager flih.msut
H. spite o. the critic srls. which Vo oo-i.d no.
.vrd making i We noticed the suigec, ~ al. Tc
need not say that these Volumes vii be foand rich
in in;enectusl orcitemsn's and ahou1dirc in rs-
msrkable specimens Of vigorous, besn,flL and
highly suggestive composition TheT are all that
remains 20 us Of man. whose uncommon genus
~ would he folly 70 deny, and which alone nstii'es
81, protracted consideration Of his brilliant errors
.. literary artist We cannot doubt that The
eIt zoo VIZ com1nard f. rapid and extensive sa.c.
no less Dr. reason %: the uudeniabo interest of the
WORK thou Of tho tcnchceut object 20 which rs
avnls ere colscCrlied
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BROoKLYs ITEMS

FEToaY AFrEEBoos. Jan -
BIGtNY AND AITENFTED -rlCIDE.-Oricer Cali
arrested named Edward Fed ga yesterday q >sten
lsard clsrE- u uixalT Tue rrsoler sfteElp-d SUI
cce re 81 i- bal coulaz 70 u CITY sg az eror p
throw Unset % ron nOs- s.so b. c1okng himself
plh LI- lz1ke--tieL prevented ~ u o1cer-
Af-T p1 i.e cell e. tle CY Hal - repeated
- a-=lr o commit --i1-. were pm J-stics King sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

h..se. -e-e-ai sort hoSss rot less iaeressaS '-'os
=. rar.oer sz5e- sas1 Wiz re serzoia ea-r-'7S
r. ~ Maslz-e ~ S4r-z-z Of Lord R1sss 7-ias g
- f-.--r Ffev.o-s 20 - EKs-u1o-- Ns~-4'' -
&sssza-s-
- THE SEcoSD A0vEyT. By AiFHEls
rs-ssr e. Es.sv ss-lss "a docr-ne q D. sI0a
Comm + C-rs- T. ra--ta.ls a- IS eTen- W. - A.
soc.-- evetts---e err q .le rc-n. - re--'7e' 2.
% deed - genera. -15gzeu- 1as Already 'AAsn 80
s-i iaz' -e sc--r-1re gives 10 c1--ie14aee 20 --
Il -h --ga7is ben s.. !-.e T., 7o1i : is'ea " 70
ss-e---e.s cal11r AL abby. and eaor'ed y eoI'-
.3sc-cn Of rassaE-s f-on s5rP,-re- l5o.,o- F--i'
SsmT-o- 70 sod d Ne-v-Tors By C ; ans CO..
- THz CHRISTIAN PAErsr. iy Rev \ 3
Merry B. ,- .a1--sse l-levc.unr 'aaoze-e ri -'-s
-l4-aio1. -s-.. --el .-- lle f4-y 90 'e--i-e- %
-.c..T = - 49, r..1i rce-lon -sn-- BY ~el 81
M.7zev - aaso-s1. Known % ~r'-- .n'-'A roy.
= MODS S-v Tork c. FrL-cis CO..
- 7Hr SCRIPTURE Doc-EiSE ~ FtTtFs
Pr,lsrvs>7. sy r. Il Do~ssY Ea7a-i A.r.'.s' . 81
sr.r-u. ss-ro-- fine 0c--.ns Of ~ destruction oi ihe
wicsei. Tie question --lssed or Pc FT'''P'e' 90
res.oo md Of >117-r- lSe7v-Iori
- TIE Wool GnovEr." 'aa edited by
7 c PrrFRs Ia. --ear amount OF 's-la'' '''' n'''n
90 ~t-ep Has5snrr a. vel IS otter h'irc'e- NJ MA
economy B1ssio. 4. MirleN' 4 Coz
- THE ProrSH. tie LooN. ANo rHF ANVIL
Jsl ed.-e- by -SfN>.s "a A. abundance % "a :
u,l c,rncr-s I'D usau'ssr-rar ss We. IS agT '1--
"a rf9rr.,or f ~ re goo. l-usorea and ass-e--
be.re n sscAM- Ss.srer !. sgch e1c@.ieui mase-
- NARY NoREIoS. Is the uiie NJ = No"
wo-s. bv T :. Aersvp. d..P,sy.sg lie psci-1f irai'
~ rh have g.-sr l.r su'hor ~ extensive q"FA-if'.
'S-v-y SOD ,v ne W. Dsveup5rtl
- Franz ToFREsr" Is tae title Ut 'he Life
ofsa Crcs- Be- lv DAVID sroSs H. 81 interesting
AMI instructive. piece of gops 5oErafhv for 7'vsa
-..4.-. tN-V-To-s u " nocaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

THE PATERSON MUKDERs-The recent hatchery
OF Judge Van Wrinkle ami his wife tho hfsl murders
committed In Psssaic County Johnson, The English
in prison charged with the crime, Affects ignr
and innocence-notysihstHnding tho seemingly con
clusve train OF circumstances TIA. led M hie arrest ns
e the house (Blsrcou's In the neighb0Thood where %
bad staying he Sunday night during which the
murders committed purloning pair Of boots vest
a shirt pair Of spocacles, haicho, and kne an ~
eso found on his person neN morning when sffest
Ell railroad depot marked with blood except the
knife and Ratchet " hch were found Judge Wan WIN
kes house The blood his clothes perfectly fresh
sud tracks Of blood found from tho house 10 he de
pot where he was identified bag found In his hands
ash was Identified belonging 10 the JUDGE also some
craubclics probably taken frou quantity IN tie house
T. he said hs had been killing hogs aud to another
bis had bed prohseiy The IateAigsneer says
the ghf Of tho murder occasional ghis were seen
a. intervals IN the woods the house 81 Judge w
from Sighted matches, shd m the mOrniag burnt ma'che.
were found about the spot Johnson give account
Of his whereabouts that Ligh alleging that he drlnk
aud doe, NOT know where be was Newark ADV.
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Pnsaenaern Arrived.

H. ,'D Bsaf pan L,se,poasR H.rya All dsishsf 80
"a No su-erage
b ,Ag ihr,AoH l,,s Lerdo~-Csgt Bsus Ia. q III.
,hp Arrh.lo AL ~ m th- s,sef-ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

ARTIST o. a BENcB WAEEkSr--i esteriay
afernool, deer NlFel ITO Custody Charles A Hay
slns Et.or Cf Week pager known n E~pfre Ctr
b-L waIrs1t.ss - by ~ Colrr OF Session WIRE
al a..os lie. ne va oouuli,ed ior examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

uANGlNGs--fspcr, saooo picces frcnn ~ 81 inches
,sslRs yssoaA eAuNf pxsncxspk ~ sosis~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

ne an1 wonderful lady - ne Ony person N Ais civ
that gives True information of al interesting Affairs thsog
lie % The pas present and 1rlre We have con
suited her profession q with he paness stars and
SCIENCE ard correct and ste 10 of so.e inpos-
fcfs-Forfurs TeIers- ljyi8Iv- IN Y Heral1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

VOICES FROM THE PRESS totttcTioS O.
SgEr.H.s Es.a4s ANp Paiss. p, fEA- lctt Fff'-
rfss Fdi'eI oT J BRfN1oV HeV-f1rS Char'e-
r. *orgn
The design Of tbs book IS vel enough. but itis.
20 sav the loas' nd.fTerertly executed. The cont
buttons Of the craft. 20 literature science and art
have bcea various and important, SO os Justly g.
constitute printing one n the liberal professions
We read Richardson with constant recollection or
his vocation, and though entertained with bis inter
minabe romances sometimes wish h. had kept /,
his composing stick but the continental chspe,s
from Aldus u Beranee-. have been prolific Of more
illustrious men. in almos; every department oi in
tellectual exerte1 In this book Wins IS quoted.
who is really no printer ut all but Franklin. the
Bradforls. James Ralph Isaish Thomas. Jesse
Buol. T e Fssscnien VIM RAY. Wm / Stone
Pr.t Goddard William Cox. isntbor Of "Craym
skotchos Wills Gaylord Clark, William Les
rett snd many others who are dcsd and Dr. Fran
c.s. Joseph Gales. Joseph T. Buckingham. Isaac
Hi. Senator Cameron. Senator Niles. Jacob h.
Moore Vim Lloyd Garrison Nathaniel Greene
Oliver johnson. William u Gallagher Rev. pr
McClutcck. Rev C. W E,eresf & Edwards Les
ter. Thomas Mackc.ar ard many other vel known
writers. are omitted We advise The Editor to Try
again. ami next time to produce better specimen
Of printing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

\ TREATISE on CoNGENlTAL DlSLOCATIoNS or
THF HEAD or THE FEMUR By joins MUss,Y
CAkNctH,S, ND. N-'s-iors : w Wood.
This work announces the hitherto unknown
facts ths, the hip joints IN children are often
dlsiocaicl before birth ald that this displsce
mout, not OF uuirequonr occurrence. has oilsu been
mistaken Tor othe. affections. Consequently, pa
ueu,s ere often subjected to improper treatment
IL the chapter on the causes ci tbs affection Of
the HipJon,, great anstomical snd physiological
know ledge Is displayed The author attributes the
displacement, TO a morbid condition OF the muscles
similar 10 shat producing c.ubloot. strabismus. SC
The work superbiy go, up. being hberally iIlus.
uaied by correct dehncatious oi the mssdy s. y ;
seen during lie and also by excellent drawings o.
pathological specimens o. this important affection
Dr Caruochaa hss cvlnccd practical talent. genius
All industry. and as his work = Illustrative cf h
u1ye subject Il cannot ;a TO attrss the attention
~ the surgical world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

THE WAR WITH MEXICO REVIEWED BY AtnrL
AHHor LlvTrNoEF Boston. Crosby NiChols -
New York G. : Francis CO.
tbs work received the Premium of Five Hun.
drol Dollars offered by the American Peace Society
Dr the best Review Of the Mexican War on the
principles q Christianity and an enlightened states
msuship. Tho publication has been delayed h.
the absencs Il the author in The West Indies for the
benefit of his health and by tho attempt 10 bring H.
conclusion. down 10 the present time, some new ma
teria,s being incorporated which were procured AT
the Scat Of Government sinco the asst session Cd
| Congress
| TIE worn treats Of the motives which led 10 the
war gives historical sketch 4 us operations and
close discusses it, general effects, describes the
horrors OF the hospital and battle field aud concludes
with series n practics reflections suggested by
] the subject
/ NIr Livernrcre has evidently made faithful, snc
accurate study OF the cote mporary documents which
! furnish the materials ct this history. He shows d
happy talent ior the arrangement, Of details a. 60
! produce tho strongest impression. HIS style Is lu
cd. nervous and concise Many OF his pictures are
drawn with more than ordinary skill H hand C.
! the subcc, with eerncStacss aud deep couv.ct1n
/ his pages often glow with eloquent. indignant ex-
posrston bat the general t'no that of sincerity
tho profound 10 be rhetorical The volume Is adapt
ed TO exert pure aud wholesome influence and
we trust, although it makes its appearance alta late
/ day. It Wi hnd large circulation. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

ARD OlL--5coo gallons very superior Winter pres.es
IL Lard OIL Ia os 10 suit purchaser Manufactured and
,oF sals By AEoRATE 4 HAsBAoCcK, ife wsshtng,0l
s. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19
MARIA MENCADA

Thc American Charge, Mr. Squiers. was daily
expected at TraAilio. and great results were ex-
pec.ed rom bis Intervention. Capt. Nickersoa
hsiass dispatches fton Mr. S9aiers ss our Govern
raent
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spoken, &c.


De- = ~ % TO-. lcu y ~. b-rs If~vf soyp
Bu-sos bsrss, r n. ost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

IhlHeFR ~ fIEfFO LAHT FNlEs-I rlCer Lee
yesterday arrested Marlew Golden. charge % stealing
= bark BIS ron pocket ir ne 1ress o Lrs Bridget
Mc1l AZ vale .le A. .e-1 - room The money
ind ADJ r-1lr--i to tle owner Tie accused was
o -,i 1p dei4aI So Dali r1BulrArsou A
1rel named james Green yesterday arrested BY
90 Patterson fle Chefs once cnargei T.fh LaTtng
-olrn. ne sa Dec l5l3 god ever weich, Taari al
80 ~ properly OF CAzres J-1sou bookkeepef a. Juc
HO'e- Al iae Of he larceny me accused Nss
walter ne ouse and Yesterday ne Waicn iDQEd
h.. lles-ssl0n- he.i tor eKanlnAlcn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

% "TbE BiBII-AI kErESTCEy A>r PFiNrs
TON REVIEW Jsa) The opening article On Rel i1a ard
nssv couroyrfs de sirg dee q TIE tendency ef
religion 60 produce mental 4lsease TIE Order q Oii Pc
oss al5 a. secret Societies condemned n -hc
aceas repagnant 70 pure Chn.laniy. 4 Rev.sv oi re
Rercr q he Etacslon Socey has many s,rkng susges
:o,s "a fhe uercsacy oi 'ae Mr-t- rrodlc~i ty 'ae
neg lect q genuine Eaglsh ccrcn. -" II aly -.
take iAe psns Observe hsii examples 81 ne BEET s-i
o-st ministers Of the aos, .ucce-fll and rect lrs-ccs-s
.l ministers IN me charch BE- =. ial ae difference 20 p
an.y 10 uus serv thing They W. be loand. iAe cue
css - draw fh-ir vccsbsr ard idcm frcu .ueh sources
a. King james. BSe Bru, ani Shas.pers and he or
from johnson and rs sohoo. ar -r Lam and Gree.
LeVcons notice Of Msesasy ands segsrA iaa.is n -
HISTORY and ccasare. especially rs treatment q - Pun
,ans tNew-York ssA b. 4. Garter Brotbersl
- WARAsA OF CRAENs oF THk N,tE byWIL
LIl~ FusNss>-The Tile Narsss sFplied by me Arabs
a. charms genera al : -iVu % o.. oock s. 'se g.
.hor ss as lse boge ~ sAy asye lie u-ni Il div.
n away he oues enectss.y TIE rsnAn used by ae
Oerusis s,r eIorciss evi! SPIRITS I . ivsT s,scc
volume mach arcror % ;orer hcoS q raves By 's
ssrue a.. no. ihough ke A he,rs as tae mars q as
cr ,xevssive eA-elcssncs- tNerYc't Baker Scrsner
MAUKYs ~SAitiSo DiRE~icSs sanarce
70 saaulers derived FROM ne We'd al Curreul Caar,
proosss Of ecus,iucon to Sso1a. Ob--fsscry r
re-src rog's 20 he Parfc, in-sn an soata A.
iaarc Ocss- vesse Thai Tgrsues ne course ,-csirc
By l., May instead cf. ussa rcu'- 70 te kcla,or W.
ave iom scusssi Scen hl5trei cs = 1is-Ance
sHd gsia 81 week dsys n ~ Fssssse 70
ss e0s Of ladlA China South Aneres Calfosu.s I'd Al
10 markets q TIE Pscse oceaa.
"a THE EeLEcrIc MA0AzISK.7 Jan edited
y '" Il s'owItL has admirable selection from tie -
ee' f0resa casr'eTses sc.siEz nearly al Re crzcA-
A''ees ta~i have ApPeS-sd within ,As Ast hive uoa.
ISe 'osr' VI Aod ne cream Of tA- Garrett periodical
sf .'s 80 e0'scisd n ve-y t-s'sfa! iOa Aiao=s ae
Uuees which hare attracted paoHc anenrou 81 ,,s
End iAsi o. Human rIpgrss- frurs lie wes.r-,.,er
The Physsca PAeaO@esss Of DestA- Og ne osarssr-
-TsaysOa nd rae Ssaoos Q; Posy~ frou ae Eeassrxh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

provcmeui As comnsspiy employed IL depends fnr
its Impression on the .uGcc II monotone. both IA
sound ard thought Tie resolved 10 diversity aud
hshten the effect hy adher.us 90 the monotone O..
sound while hv continually vsrsd thsf Of thought
that il. he determined &c produce continually novel
effects. b, VARYING the Application Of the refrain.
while the refrain itseb, .or the most part remained
unchanged lie was then % decide o. tire nature
t his refrain Ii must hc brief for the sake OF ia
os..ty Of variation Il mast form the cl,se Of each
stsnzs and IN order 10 have erce must b. sonorpas
aid csrsh.e q; pogScied emphasis This led ,o
the selection Cd The long as the mos, sonorocs
vowel n conncc,ion With - TIE mrss prodScrb's
co.sonaui. Now to se.ec; word cmhody.ug this
sSaui. and ID kecV.nc with the PREDETERMINED mel
sacho,y toae OF the rccln The wont "Ncvcr.nVe
could M, BE overlooked. and In fsc, was the fTSi GO
prescu, Itself He was nov u hud pretext hr
is continuous repetition The difficulty N tins
arosc solely from the superstition inst It was to be
spoken by human being. since such a monotony
Of usterance would argue the absence Of reason -
Hence he must pitch upon a non9ressoning creature
capable o; speech The Psrot was 6rsi suggested
Then the Raven The las; was adopted as equal
" capable q; speech and lar nlors IN harmony with
ne intended tone
! Inc pet hiss cow the conception Of Ravon. the
"rd ct hs-Sr'en nsoooto,lousy repestinc the word
"Never'nore a, the close Of each stanra. IN piece
Of oae hundred lines, with tone OF sadness The
next question is WIS, Is the MOI, melancholy
tcpc' OF course, the reply IS Death Closely slRed
with beauty. as n TIE death ID beautiful ~o7,sn
/ il is slso tire nscss roc,icsl
| lie ass then tie two IDEAS Of iov e. la7ns.,.ss
his GeNrs ased mistress and Of Raven repeating The
/ worl "NoveruaoTe Now to determine the App;
cation Here day hight begins TO shine On ,hs Oh
scure problem The Raven is % he imagined en-
/ poy;a, the word n answer 70 the queries OF the
loyer. Blu, the eject wouli depend On the varA
ton q application There must De sradstioa IA the
queries ard replies lroa ooyioas common place to
superstition and freRzied self torture. Thus the o
max was decided, or the last query InrcPy which
The word ~NeycunOrs should involve the utmost
conceiv able amount os soruw SnG despair Here
the poem hadit besisOiag. The last stanEa was
the first wrstea- Now the lover and the Raven
were to be hvcshf together. The icca1s being fixed
on - the chamber ssSred ~ tho icser BY tss memo
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-16
Foreign Items.

All operations connected with the submarine
telegraph between England and France are now
suspended till the spring. The interval will 10
employed In manufacturing the wire cables and
other apparatus so that the electric line may be
completed by May
Sir William Wriren Belcher, Bart, husband Of
Mise O'Nei, tho celebrated tragic actress died at
Ballygiblin. Ireland, lately. lie married in
1920. His widow, three sons and two daughters,
survive him.
Lind, chemist Of some distinction, and brother Of
Jenny Lind. has just arrived in Pars, and 10 about
10 proceed 10 avre, TO embark for the United States
to Join his sister.
The Queen Of Spain has authorized the Duchess
Of Montpensier 70 travel for n month out Of the
band TO visit Queen Marie Auelic TO offer her her
consultations on her recent loes.
The Bulletin de Pari, announces that the Sultan
has commanded that the Hungariaus detained in
bis dominions shall receive passports and money
70 proceed 10 any quarters Of the world they may
dosrc.
The black Malibrsn has received her majesty's
commands 10 perform in concert at Windsor
Castle, on the 9th Of November the natal anniver-
sary Of the Prince Of Wales.
Mr. Lumlcy has announced tho opening Of the
Italian theatre in Psris, for Saturday, 9th Novem-
Der, with Madame sontsg ms Amina, in the Som
nambula.
has, in consequence Of tho death Of Sir Patrick
Ross, assumed the temporary govornorship Of st.
Helena.
Mr.. Abbot, Lawrence, the American Minister,
bad an interview with Earl Grey yesterday, Octo-
Der %, ut the Colonial Office.
An American who lives in Paris has Just finished
the model Of "a gas apparatus which Is TO revolu-
tionize the present system
Sir Edward Buwcr Lytton contrsdicts the state
mcnt that he had lost his hearing.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-16
by c. W. nOTELhR, Auc,,one.r.

GALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
- TURE. PIANO FORTE, sTATUARY, &c,
AT AUCTlON-On Monday, November %, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m. shall sell, at the res
idence OF Lieutenant S. Chase Barney, on + street.
between 9th and 7th streets, superior collection
of Household Furniture, &C., consisting, in part,
Of
One rosewood demigrand Piano, manufactured
by Herr, of superior finish and tone
Very rich silk damask and embroidered lace
Window Curtains
Three handsome Parlor Chandeliers
Tapestry Brussels Brussels, Three-p and other
Carpetngs
One gilt frame mirror, 70 by "a. French plate
Elegant rosewood Sofa Table, style Louis l4th,
Egyptian marble top.
Rosewood and mahogany Arm Chairs
Walnut Atasia; walnut Lounge, plush cover
Lamps and Girandoes
Gilt and ormula Brackets and Candelebras
Marble top Sideboard, mahogany Extension Ia
Bile
Dressing Bureau, Wash Stand, French Bedstead,
Somno Chare &c.
Bronzed iron Fire Set and Hat Rack
Mahogany and walnut Dressing Bureaus
Superior curled hair Mattresses and Feather
Beds
Mahogany French Bedsteads
Plated Casters, Table Cutlery, &c.
French China Dinner Set
beautiful collection of Bohemian Glass Ware
Statuary, Etrucian Vase Engravings, &c.
Refrigerator, Circular Arm chairs
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, &c.
With many rare and valuable articles, altogether
forming beautiful collection of superior goods
worthy the attention of housekeepers.
At o'clock, p. m, in front Of the house. will be
sold
One square built Family Carriage, dickcy seat,
elliptic springs, in excellent order.
Aso, one falling top Carriage.
The Carriages can be examined previous to the
sale at Nc Dermott's Carriage Factory.
Terms of sale All sums of and under 5 80,
cash; = 30, two and four months, for approved
endorsed notes. bearing interest.
&. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-16

Tar LATE FREsHET.-The heavy rain on the Goth
and 9th ult., although there was unusual rise
damage that was caused by previous fresbets the
present season. Some Of the bridges on the New
York and Eric railroad were swept away, causing
the trains 70 lose their regular trips on Monday.
Travel was also much interrupted on the common
roads, and our journey was made somewhat un-
pleasant thereby.
The water in the Chemung river rose To n great
height, carrying of large quantities Of corn and
pearance, by the vast number Of pumpkins borne
along the current. The Susquehanna al Towanda
roee eighteen feet above low water mark.
AT Wellsburg one man lost the corn from thirty
acres by the Hood, and at Burlington, in Bradford
county, the growth Of fifty acres was swept away
Su,qlehanna (Pa.) Register.