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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
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ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING rHr WATER RATES
The Finance Committee q the Board Of Aldermen %
whom was referred liz Report Of tie Cro,on Aqleluci
Department with an spporuoum % Wsser-Raes and
statistical tables have made heir Repor-wh an Orii-
nance annexed FOR he purposes designed The Com
observe that b. ,he ish section OF be Law creating
he DEPARTMENT passed by tie L ssisiur~ " April iei' 10
PROVIDED Common C0sncl may tv ord nance
establish q -cale Of snuual Rent for tire supply u
-he Crot0n Wl,er Suitably sPporuouei. and defines he
meaning of annual and reuf-e latter srgeabe ON
4nrI. factories stshrs a. o.her buildings which com
.luc extra qrlutte OF wa'sr Tie Committee have made
flI ard ca-e.l examination of ie matter presented r
e Report o 'he Cro,on Department AMI are Of opinion
mat ihe scale Of Rent. selected 5y ien which acconpa
MES tits Repor' tle one best calculated 20 eqaaize the
proportions be- pad. while he smouu Of revenue 'o be-
derived from aiopuon vii meet the interest annually
securing on tae Water Bonds snd relieve the real estate
from assessments specially levied 90 meet toe deficiency
arising from ihe Shortcomings of he sales OF water
ftrIffu .f do. f.r. q f1 Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

ASorHFE SHrPwREcN--We learn from Morton 8
Long Island Express Agent nat uie oAk Neoey' Capt
AKIN. sled frsm SaEanuAh iof Boston 90 M IN aIao'
With cargo u Rec and Colon 1a1 % s.iaaAy morning
=, -, Soar O'Clock she seni ashore q BrsgehsmPfou
II .,s ~ become tosAi l0ss- TIE ocers aid crew
,e.-ses IN ssvag their hves BAT Capt A ard r~o men
we're severely nt1re5 IL setnag ashore some Of he Cot
49,, - ~ s.vsa n damaged stxie. b.: here hopes
-. Il he Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

Az AFRIcAS SrRsS6ER.-Tne ship LueiAa' 20
Sser,1 from sumara has On board nae osang o0isng
r good hesl.h wheh stands > s-et Bsrnun' repre-sn'
awe. are doubles. lAer ne gentleman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

Hovsy OF REFuGE-The Committee 10 whom
49, -.,res t.e memorial Of the MA-Agers Of he House
Or Refuge rsp0rssd 70 the Board Of Aldermen % Monday
-vsDtn, recommending hai permission be given en TO
d.p,.e OF he present bainEs AID zro1ra % which re
House .,anls and a pisee q dePosung be proceeds
ne Sinsing Fgud 70 appropriate tte 0f ne purchase q
Fround. n aaothcr loc.-on-l.i % % Nih n 1ouA'!
- - d. =. ..t - - -a-tssr res-ri cllUns
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

TnE SENATE CoMMITTEEs.-I In the u.
S. Senate the Democrats have q majority
and their recent selection by ballot Of
Standing Committees shows the prrdomi-
naut icrling of that party. OF the Char
men Is are from the SIave-holdins and
10 from the Free States odds of 3 TO ,
against the North.
Over the Committee of the territories,
Mr.. Douglass, of Eli will preside but at
the head of the Judiciary Committee IS
Cutler OF s. e., Il democrat, and over the
District of Columbia COMMITTEES, Mason.
of Va, The Chairmen of the Commit
fees on Foreign Relations. Post Office
Naval fairs, Indian Affairs Manufac-
lures, Militia, Military Affairs, are ali ia
ken from the Slavehoiding States
Col. BENTON is fairly thrown ont, .
having been displaced as Chairman OF the
Foreign. and rs second on the Military
Committee. Mr.CALHoUN has made good
his threat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
MEXICO.

BIZ the arrival OF the brig Tit Captain
Rodovic we have been put in the posses
sion of files of Vera Cruz papers To the I'd
instant. and of Mexico to the 29th ul-
timo. The Tit had on board Si2, 964
in specie.
proposition. signed by twelve mem
hers. has been submitted to the Mexican
House Of Deputies, for the adjournment
of Congress on the 1st of December.
The insurrection of Sierra Gorda being
oueped. the Minister of War of the Re
public has ordered the National Gurds
who SERVED under General Bustamento to
be disbanded, and sent back TO their re-
spective States,
The Minister Of Finances has been all
thorized by Congress to contract for a
loan of 81 100000, to be paid back from
the amount which will be due by the A.
merlcan Government at the end of the
month Of May next.
The cholera has considerable abated
10 every part of Mexico. There are still
a few cases at Salina, in the State of San
Luis Pntosi. The whole plumber of deaths
in that city, from the 8th October to the
/ ! 9th November, IS 81.
/ On the 10Th OF October, the Indians
bad besieged the Preside of janos, in the
State of Chihuahua. and made twenty
nine Americans prisoners. The Gov
ernor OF i he State. in order to release the
latter. has offered to The enemy an inter.
change of prisoners, which the Indians
accepted. The Governor Of Chihuahua
stated that fine could net gel sufficient
IE1ber of Indians to tally with that OF
the Americans he would give Whatever
the enemy might ask TO have our citiEeEs
set at liberty.
4 coach going from Puebla to Mexico
was robbed at noon by twelve bandltu,
at a place called Llano Grunde. in the VI
cinity Of Rio Frio. An escort of soldiers
was at a short distance.
The news from Yucatan is rather
gloomy. Another Indian outbreak is
hourly expected. General Mlcheltorena
has been appointed military governor of
that Peninsula he leff@Mexco a short
time since with the sixth battalion of in
tantry.
The Montplaisirs have met with an
enthusiastic reception from the dilettantes
Of Vera Cruz-Nelo Orleans Bee, ION.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

y 7olii.ftI U, IJtJ.
SENATE.-A message was received from
the President. and on motion of Mr.. Berrien.
the Senate went into Executive session. and
after sitting some time, adjourned over to Mon
day.
HoUsE.-A resolution yas offered that the
Clerk aPFoEpt committee to invite 4 clergy
man to open The sessions with PRAYER, until a
chaplain was appointed.
a resolution was offered TO rescind the res
oiution prohibiting debate until Speaker was
elected.
Amendments were offered TO repeal the res
olutInn until the committee OF conference
should report
Mr.. Ashmun moved an adjournment anti
Monday Much coafasion occurred, and I'm
sIIv the House adiourned until Monday
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
BRISTOL'S NERVE & BONE
TrNiAiENT.

This article is now gaining a reputation
lnequaed in the list OF LiaimentS which are
sold in the country. Its never tailing cure
not only for spra;ns. strnips and sweiings OF
all kinds, for which bininenFs areordfnafi'y
used, but for the most obstinate diseases OF
horses. such as sweeney. even OF long stard-
ing. Poll-Evil and Fistula. too are easily
cured with this medicine-tor proof see GER
tificates in mother column. And who would
not have valuable horse-cured of those dis
eases. when it can be invariably done at Il
c, ST Of three shIliugs.
o See advertisement in another column.
January 4th 1850, 2w13.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
WISTAR'S BALSAN OF WILD
CHERRY
From the Fail Monitor, Mass

This medicine, prepared by the long expo
rierced aud skllfnl physician. tested and
approved by a great number OF inteiiigeHt,dis-
tinguished, and respectable persons in various
parts Of the country, - now received and used
with entire confidence and with great success
bv those afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints.
Ii is also recommended rs valuable medicine
Tor other diseases, such rs Coughs, Colds. &
particularly those diseases whose tendency IS
10 Consumption.
january 4, 1850.
Sold by, T Rodolf, Mineral Point
E Badglev Platteville,
Evans Davis DodgevIlIe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

THE BosroH MURDEa--Ihe Boston
Herald states upon the authority OF re-
soonsible man that Or. P4rkman was seen
bv him. at 21 O'Clock on the Friday after
noon of the murder. This evidence goes
TO show that DR.. Parkman dbl leave the
Medical College after having been seen 10
enter it at II O'Clock, and, II IS thought
NAV account for the finding Of his hat on
one of the wharves. The Herald SAYS
there are many others who will swear that
they saw the Doctor on That afternoon.-
The Philadelphia Spiri; of the times re
marks:
DR.. Parkr,an has left a fortune of $500
600. IF his 6o3y be fossnd, his relations
have power to administer OF has estate IN
DsediateIy If the body be not found II
would take years Of litigation 10 get at the
property! This might account fort the
readiness with which the body found IS
admitted TO be shat of DR.. p. by his re-
lations.
This IS worthy Of consideration. The
dentist may also be deceived in the false
teeth. as well as the family in the iden-
tifcation ofihe fragments Of the body.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
TREMENDOUS FIRE IN BUFFALO.
R,-rF,Io. Wednesdav Dec. Is.

,BrFFALo. " ednesday. Dec. IS.
GRESr Fins At BUFFALo.-A Ere broke
oct at 3 O'clock. in the Odd Fellows Hail.
The weat,er Intensely cold, so much so that
three Ct the nine engines are frozen up. 1t
was wifhsthe greatest eXertions that the flames
were prevented from communicating with the
adjoining buildings, which would have result
ed in the loss OF the Gothic Hall and the fin
est portion Of our city.
Mons 81 THE FIRE.-Niagara Block, one
of the FINEST buildings in our city. consisting
Of Odd Fellows and Concert Halls. Wells &
Co.'S Express. Livingston & Fargos. Bonnet,
Book ant Clothing houses, were entirely des-
troyed BY, fire.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

DR.. ". J. RICHARDS. physician of
more than twenty years. Standing in Cincin
cinnati. says-Although it may appear I'M
professional 10 certify ia the virtues Of DIR.
ROGERS SYRUP OF LIFERWORF
AND TAR. vet he is from a sense OF duty
compelled so to do. After witnessing the
caruplete cure Of Mr.. Charles w abe, Of that
city, from the verv lowest stage Of Consump-
ton. hy the use Of two bottles of medicine
See advertisement in another column.
January 4, 1850.
Sold by, T RodolE Mineral Point,
F. Badgiey. Plattevie.
Davis Evans. Dodgevile.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
LATER FROM SANTA FE-MURDER OF
AIERICANs BY THE APACHEs.

St. Louis, Dec. 10. 1910.
We have received later advices from
Sante Re. A party of traders had just
arrived at Independence, bringing ac-
counts of further outra ges by the Indi-
ans.
band Of Apaches had attacted par
tv of seven Americans al point of rocks
and murdered them. The names of the
victims were James NJ. White, NJ Cal
loway, Bonjmin Bansman and wife, and
ti.ree Germans. Aiis. White and daugh-
ter were carried of by the Indians
Tho Governor Of Santa Re had sent a
party in pursuit Of the indians, to ransom
the prisoners. The weather is intens-
ely cold Washington Republic.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Attention the " hole . +.

@eHEPARD & BONNELL are now receiving
2direct from Erie. Buffalo and Troy, the largest
assortment of Stoves and Hollow-waTe ever offered
in this market They also manufacture every de-
scripfion of Tin Sheet Iron. and Copper, Ware
all OF which they pledge themselves TO sell at pm
ces that will give general satisfaction. general
assortment of Japaned Ware. Zinc, Pumps, Sheet
Iron and Lead pipe Sauce-pans. Frying do Brass
and Iron Candiesticks. Weights and Scales, Jack
chain Enamelled Kettle and Coffee Mills for sale
as above All dealers in the above articles adppiI-
ed on liberal terms.
n B. Any kind of jobbing done at the shortest
notice.
LANSING BONNELL, .4geft.
Mineral Point, Nov. I'd, lS49. 3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
E<oOEs THIS acegag.

aUST received at the Mineral Point Book Store,
~ Smith New Arithmetic, Smith FIRST Book
in Geography, Smith End Quarto. Days Gram
ner, l , 4 ) Sanders Readers, do. Die Gufiy, do.
Goodrich Elementary Spelling Book, Sander do.
Blank Books, sc. A few of those cheap prints left
vet. Gurnseys United States Achf mans Ma
,E-alHistory. Smith illustrated Astronomy, Wa
Ter Cure in America &C. &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

George Walker shot an omnibus driver.
on Tuesday, near the Catholic Cerneuy-
The driver is said to be dangerously WOUNDED.
Two men were shot by parcel OF masque-
raiders, on Monday night, at Ciayton's Coffee
House.
A Young man was shot in the arm ut the
Empire House, on Tuesday evening, believed
10 be the result OF an accident
A man was stabbed at the State Tobacco
Warehouse, on Tuesday evening.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Pills !! Pills 7 /!

snOR every man, woman and child il the
u country who need a kind to suit you all say.
PuIfords Anti-Billious Pills,
Fahnstocks do.
DR.. Elmore's Improved Bilious do.
Jew David's Honey Coated do
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do.
Graefenbera do.
Noffat-s Pills & Bitters
Sappngtons Ague Pills,
Dr. Bruces do.
Dr. Brandreths Pills,
Rev O Hibard's do.
De Angie Candy Coated do,
Herricks Sugar Coated do,
and lots OF other kinds. which you can getby call
ing at the Mineral Point Drug Store, nearly oppo-
site Beech store.
Nov. is. r. ID. PGLFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

s30e REwARD.-Gov. Dewey has offered a
reward of three hundred dollars, IN addition
TO the ons of $500 for the apprehension OF the
muFierers of Philip Cox, who was so inhu-
manly brtcherod in this town on the eth of
Decem5er.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Straved

From the Subscriber on Monday night the 9th
inst, a SORREL MARE about years old. Both
hind feet and legs were white white face, shod on
her forward feet She had notch cut ont of her
under lip, which would perhaps not be discovered
unless by particular notice. She IS an active ami
mai and square trotter. ANY person who VIII
return said to the subscriber at Dodgeville or
give information where she may be found, shall be
literally rewarded
THOMAS CLAYTON.
Dodgeville. Nov. 23d, 1919. 50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
E7GaUGGeJ

In Franklin. on the 26th of Dec, by the
Rev. n. Butler. AMASA COBB ESQ, to
Mrs. P. S. SUDDUTH, all of franklin.
Accompanying the above announcement,
we received casket of as rich and rare cafes
as poor Devil-( Printers Devil we mean)-
often gets sight OF, and if the parties to the
above contract never witness a day of gloom
or sadness until it is brought about through
an unkind wish on the part of the Printer,
they will ever live in the sunshine of prosper
ity, and connubial bliss. cr [r
On the 28th of Dec, by the Rev. W. But
Ter. Mr.. CHESTER OIps to Miss LAviRA PET-
TY GRoyE. all of Franklin.
At the apoeonEEIouse. on the 2lstof Dec,
By Amasa Cobb Esq, Mr.. FREDERIcK Busch
Ito Miss Mary SMITH, all of Franklin.
Near franklin. on the 29th ntimo, by Am
asa Cobb ESQ, of Franklin, Mr.. CHARLES G.
Cook, of Linn Co.. Iowa. TO Miss EMILY,
daughter of l.. NJ. STRoSG Esq, of Iowa Co.,
w isconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
S TRAYED

II ROM the subscriber on the 7th inst, two
il brown Poneys. One has two white spots
between the neck and shoulders-fhe other no
particular marks One had on a leather halter
They are each eight years old. Any person on
returning said Poneys 10 the subscriber, near
Black Jack. or give Information where they can
be found, shall be rewarded for his trouble,
O. Y WILAMOWITZ.
December 10Th, 1919. 4v10*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
= O tice

The subscriber having taken the CENTRAL
HOUSE. heretofore occupied by Cromwell Lloyd,
takes this method of informing the public that he
viii be at all times ready to accommodate the
travelling community in the most approved
styles. BY strict attention 10 his business, and
careful attention to the wants of his customers,
he hopes TO merit a share of patronage
STEPHEN LEAN
Mineral Point, Dec 6, 1919. [9tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
New Fall Stock Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
THFOnORE- RODOLF

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
Mineral Point, WIS. has just received a very
large and well selected stock OF American French
and English Chemicals Drugs, HedirHos. Perfume
ry Dye-Sgfs, Sc At this store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Ny Goods are selected with great care
and will be warranted as represented.
Receiving. a large and new supply of Dr. D.
Jaynes Family Medicines, Or. Rogers Syrup of
Liycrwort and Tar. and smith Tonic Syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
AhcrIG,s Sale.

nUBLIC Notice is hereby giyen,-That by viz
~ tue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued from the
office Of the clerk Of the Circuit Court for Craw-
ford County. Wisconsin, in favor OF Edward W
Pelton and against the goods and chattels lands
and tenenents, of Alexander AicGregoT, TO me di-
rected and delivered. have by direction of Pam
tiff S Atty seized and levied upon the foliowlngde-
scribed tract ofLand the property OF SAID Metre
gor viz: The northwest quarter of the northwest
quaTerand he northwest quarter Of the north east
quarter OF section No. seven. ~ in township No
SIX, (G) north range No two % east also, the
undivided one half Of the northeast quarter of sec
ton No. Ihirty-one, (31) township No seven q
north range No one ~ east Of the 4th principal
meridiaa. containing in the aggregate one hundred
ami ittv-siy acres. and slNty-Bipe one hundTedths
oil an &C re- all of said tract situate and beng IN the
County of Iowa and State OF Wisconsin: and will
on Saturday the 9th day of February, 1850. be-
tween the hours Of 10 clock, 4. VI. and i o clock
P NJ of that day. at the front door of the Court
House in the town OF Mineral Point, IN said cOrn-
~ of Iowa offer and sell at public outcry. I'll the
right title, and interest, which the said AicGiegor
had 10 the above described tract OF Land on the
9Th dav Of October, 1910. or at any time since,
with all the appuTtenances and privileges thereun-
10 belonging to satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff,
Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

DRUGS 6 LNDIOIMNg,
THE subscriber has Just received new supply
| OF Drugs Pants and Medicines, and avites PHI.
sicians. C0uafry Deales Painters and the Pubhc
in general, 10 come and examine. The quail
II Of his Grugs are warranted and his pri-
ces are reasonable His stock consists
in part OF Boiled Lin. Oil all qualities of
Lamp OIL. Linseed Oil, Turpentne, White
Lead in Oil, and dry. Putty, Window Glass,
Narnishes Alcohol Vinegar, Brandy and Wines,
for medicinal purposes, Regalia and Prihci-
pc Segars. Shaving Soaps. Perfumeries, Min
eral and vegetable Colors, Dye stufs &c. &c.
He has also received a new and fall supply
of DR. ID. JAYNES' celebrated FAMILY
MEDICINES
THEo RoDoLF has been appointed Agent
for the sale of Gravs celebrated HORSE
EMINENT. ThraiI's NERVE 4 BONE
LINIME y T. and X a UFMAN'S
HUN GARIAN LINIME EN- T. &c.
Just received and for sale al the lowest mark
ct prices 100 boxes 6 L ASS, all sizes, IL Q
8XI0. 10X12. 1OX14, 12XI6- I2XfS. Cali and
examine my goods and prices before making your
purchases elsewhere.
THEODORE RODOLF.
Mineral Point. Nov.23d 1916 7tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

will allow Us small niche in your valuable
aud widely circulated paper there may De a
possibility Of revealing him, and be an EN-
Gent means of restoring him to his sorrowlng
parents. Yours Respectfully.
J. r. WHEELER.
T Papers throughout the State will do
great Kindness by copying the above state
ment.-Ed. Democrat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
THE TIR IBU n b.
Mineral Point, Jan. 4, 1850.
HALE SHEET.

Owing to a crowd of Job Work during the
past weels-Christmas and New-T ears being
holidays-and in order to give little time to
complete seine Improvements which we de-
sign making in disappearance Of the Tribune
next week,-we lay before cur readers but >
half sheet this week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Taken Up

I'd Y the subscriber, living about two and a half
- miles north of the village of Mineral Point,
a deep red Bull about four or Ave years old, his
horns pitch a little forward. The owner is re-
quested 10 call, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away. EDWARD DONNEG-
Mineral Point, Dec. 9th, 1882. 4wI0
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
SaEhIEE,S SALE.

s.HOTICE Is hereby given That By virtue of
III an Alias Writ OF Fieri Eacias. issued from
the Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for the
County of Dane in the State Of Wisconsin, and to
me directed against the goods and chatteis, lands
and tenements of Moses ". Strong, and in favor
Of Albert L. Catln / have seized and levied up
on the following described Real Estate as theP pro-
perry of the said Moses NJ. Strong. Wig: The north
west quarter and east nall Of thc southwest quar-
ter of section eleven Ia Township Eight, north Of
range two East; And lot No. two %. Of Frac-
tio1a' section No nine in township eight. north OF
Range No. -four East containing in the aggregate
Two hundred and sixty-three acres and siXty-one
bundredths OF an acre all Of sad lands lying and
being in the County of Iowa and State OF Wiscon-
Sin aforesaid all OF which I viii expose TO sale at
public outcrv at the front door OF the Court House
in the Town of Mineral Point in said County OF
Iowa. on Saturday. the second day Of February
A. d. 1850, between the hours Of 20 o clock a NJ.
and o'clock P NJ. of said day. TO the highest and
best bidder for Cash TO satisfy said writ and costs
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff,
Iowa Co, Wis.
SherifF's Office,
Mineral Point, Dec 18Th, 1S49. 6w II
Messrs Catln & Abbott, Attys. for Plaintiff
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04

,ta ,ac,,,ient OF his bounty aud t""sres
- no ro.i exhibited an almost pare tei IN
- ADD vSf,Iel il fearluty assoclhfed WIN
- -, l,,o,vr hours Of his existence. Lei
- t.af,,,. The DEGREES OF PROVIDENCE. aud
=, -, .. wisdom and justice. BY vote OF
-, c,..,Ftv IN solemn regard TO the events
-, b<,ya happened, the ordinary exercises
-, !. postponed until the Clinical Lecture
~, next THURSDAY, when shall hope 10 meet
,ns -Isss and explain 10 them our alsefiot ar
ysngements.
Professor Hebstsr before he F9.'es l0''F''
v.s,a.,,.v afternoon between one and two
,..lacL Prof. John w Webster was DrouSat
- palice Court. Justice Cushing on
,be ..anch. upon the charge OF having Wdiuuy
'-,,.,5arsd Dr.. George ParkmaD, on the after
- Il re DAD ulf The warrant issued for
-. .rrss, was read to him by The Hon. Il +
p...rar xvbo aDneared as his counsel. ADD b5
-, a3y,ce and consent. he waived an eXamin-
s,;on He was then reminded back 10 jail
,,,,,;I the first Monda, in January next at
r,bich time he vii be brought before the Mu-
,;c,paI Court TO hear the result OF tie lnVes-
,iyafion Of the Grand Jury IN reference TO tie
tsharge Professor Webster looked about TIE
same as usunl, appearing perfectly calm
without any percepiade aG"alieR. ui
Sersfand thai ne aSStFls i4i9 i'i''>1 49,
tsooe not believe that the parts OF humnn
fro,uc foand in the apartments occupied by
him are portions Of DR.. Parkman's h9dy,. but
on the contrary. accuses Litlleheld OF placing
the discoveries parts where they were found
for the express purpose Of obtaiuiRg the isrge
rewards offered. and duplicating him " eb-
.er) His wife : very anxious to see. NM
but her friends have dissuaded her from FiS
;ting him nj present. She sent 10 the Mar
.b,ll.s office. Yesterday. q basket of books aud
,o,pe articles Of comfort, which were forward
cd 10 the Jail for him.