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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

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t,st.s On i'd'Y
r., c,.r Of the a,v, No u.I'a'1ei
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=, ,4i,r,,ta ,he sesa'r H. @i! Le
as.a,ae g. Amt Csliro'a, sh,;stt
=, ,. o, ,l.rc .ss, under 'Isifr tn.
,ur,,,oo He sgree, Ma "sh'"'
,,,.~.ss t!gi,.rcs ~ off1' ihc
A., m n Icras into new Are ''scs --
Il. 5,sb'ci ,he constitutions .ity ot 80"
,r.a4,a, aaooiiag Tea
v. WeAs.r .pA~i an5 fr.raaac'd h-
re- len, oonsi ~ nal
The II9a.e vent ,u'r T. = n tee - i'f
whole ,ri ,ook np y" Ca 'otn'a mcs'aF'
Mr So, y te.'si - S'P-'s. ots "h'e'
..i teen ess upon tAe ~"'' "e'''' OF
ibc Soah hc sprung trat" ih,n h'm'e' :
,..y vefc uaiv,.a'lr r"peo'ot AMI IT,
qu.ul, ,s.e 10 pablo al.'nc ~.
WA.rix0roS. To-day l.. NJ
IN n scrar t. day, NJ Foo'c' M, ~
% ak. mp b.. ptoj.c' ri ,pPv.n ,ng a CON-
.r.les = thirteen. VAS earned = as "a
n,v2c
VI, Foo,r ,h.r moved t'st The commit
.. ,e cons ,u'ci by the app7i1'men' OF 80
), N9-hs,n Senator. and -, Wv Sonlcrn.
y The wee Pre.ia-n, decii'd the p'op1s-
& son Of q o'i"'
Il #, C1,y SAID hs would vote ~ any pop.
~, IN fr7m ,ny qpar',r actually p''hI"s
70 he alu.mer' of 'h~ qnrsi3n.
a q, moi % s'Nr &C.. tic subject "ss
n,A,,.or'et Of ne I,y IT morrow.
H A,ht'fJau Il o'r'ack VI Gays rom
p,,r7i,- fco.u,j0ns w're token NJ. ard NJ
Tq.ney addfcs. the Scna.'. IL" ichonnc
q a ,he ,bolaionis,' and pre.s'd Nr Fo''c
q n,cie-, fra cp.nui,'r", which v" believed
q SO ia settle the whole question.
Il On moioa Of Mr Bad .cr, The hrter d''
n eu,.iou Of the resolutions were postponed
q unnI Ttu'sly
II The scnn'c went into executive .'ssio'
a shortly ahor adjourned
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

l0q3t fore CARS have bee n''ural1c J
ia New York turlng TIE pat year DIrnr
tht same pertoi G9ji Others have mad"
declarations OF ,aeir ir.cnTaH 70 b'"ome
80 ,,ns Of HE Uo.,cI Sat-, more than
isii d whom were So jc'ls Of Grca' Brit.
s,h,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

According I, tie Cd German c1't7m
}. .ous w,re to wal. to church after tAci'
fa;hu, IN, he daughter before Their moh-
q, % show tho, her ,yc should n,ycr tie
"a them
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
HOUSE TRIMMING
'ni iufu,hing ar'lcls kcf' IN any
HARDIN ARE 4 CROCkERY
Mechanics Tools.
AEX LEWELRN STORE.

1'llF xuhscihcts won't respectfully 10
! form the QUEENS al Ruti,ni County that
the, have opened store IN ihe corner bull
inc, south nt the Episcopal Church, where
,hcy vl. keep Cnn,,,ntjy 90 hand ise0s
and well selected assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER W ATCIlHA,
Fine Jcwel,y. Cold Pens, GuId aud Silver
Speclaclcs, Sl,rt Spoons, warranted -
pu1c a, coin md great variety OF fancy
Goods usual, kcp, ina lcwcletssiore which
will be sold a, the very lowest cash pricss.
Also. Dcn,i,ts Gold Foil NJ the fret qual'
,,v " III be kept constantly on hand.
\ Is. Watches AMI Je~elfy repaired ~
an experience ,nd conpe'"n, workman.
ROOF, tii\FFEE i BAIRD.
Ruilahd, Ian q, 1850
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

There are runors Of another dc,oc-
ton Of party OF smugglers IN New
York.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
NJ A r r l E D.

Ia Tnmouih, Feh 3l,l, by Rev ----,
sisLx, 7. COY, uf Nj .letpWG, to Miss
N,so, X. CoLtnss. ct lie (urmcr place.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
STATE OF VERMONT !.
RUTLAND. s.
elisha Allen } No, 100.
VS.. : Rutland Co.
josiah Skies Court.

September Term, 1919.
Action Of book account, wherein the
plaintiff claims Of the defendant the sum OF
one thousand dollar, which he says y just
IL due from the defendant to balance book
lccounis be,w them.
Because The said josiah Skies is absent
from ;uis State AMI has not been personally
notified Of hi, suit i, is ordered tina, he he
notified t" appear al the next term OF TIA"
court 10 be held at Rutland, within and for
s,ld county Of Rutland. on the second Tues
day Of April, 4 ID. 1850, then and ihcic 10
answer ,hereio, By publishing the s.bs,anr e
Of the plaintiffs declaration. together with
this order, three weeks succcs>lvelv IN I've
Rutland County llera d, prin'ed at Rutland,
the las, publication to be al Iras''wcntv days
previons to said term, which shall be deem
ed sufllcien, no,iCe.-And day thereof Is
given, &c, o.
I. W. HOPKINS. Clerk.
HORACE ALLEN, Aty. for Pm.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
R0rHss s. Elliot

Waeissa snJ R'tst
r. lHs.E nrN1 :. So,
RTTItNp VI
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
Steamboat Disaster.
Montgomery, Ain. March

Montgomery, NIN., WNTCH .
Tho steamer 81. John was burned
% the waters edge near bridgeport,
Dallas County. on her upward trlp 10
Man,gomcry,a, q o'clock Oh Tuesday
evening. Jlh INST. Some thirly lives
II, feared have been lost. including I
o, : LADIES'. Boa, Insured for 2o,uUO
In COS, sin,OOO lLcu'. Rec, L. ;
A. lost S2jO.0OD' Several tailtofni
ans lost ,hclr all.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

2lt:,i,', ;p,li,i , rios.
Ar HiDES HOTEL, on "Wednesday
"A evening Of each week during the season
Commenting Jan. 7O,h Foil band IN
attendance. Hall tickets, 50 ceu,s, to be
had al IT.. Office. D.ncIng from 8 10
o'clock
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
AGENCY or
DR.. SIS. Filch's Celebrated
Medicines;

SEQ by lin with such distinguished
~ success, In the cue Of tounhs, Con
sumption, Caiarrh. Asthma, lIr,u Diseases
Dyspepsia GonoiEhoea, PIc,, Female
Complaints, &c.
ALSO.-Dr. S. S. Fuchs Abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, luhalng
Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption, and
the art Of preserving Life and llealIh to old
ago. &c.
Clement 4 I.iscomb have been appointed
Agent Tor the sale OF the above Goods, and
will keep them constantly on hand a, their
store, in Rutland Mill Village.
DIR. Fitch's "Guide Book 10 lnvalids, and
Directions for Promoting Health, and In
s,ructions to Mothers, Ia the Management
Of Children" may be had, gra,ullous|y, by
calling for i, at the s,oIc as above An eI
uemely valuable Book.
Feb IS iv7
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

Tur NsNIc,S WAR The Ser tary
e Wa has al before Congress an expo
.;ou ot me lr,cs 'cycl and the loses
sustained during the period @! hoslliti's.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

SvPEkIOR Ep:N,' f"rri.G H., f"
$780,, II i.ra ~fr-,tf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14
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| NlTED STATES HOTEL
whi.sball. w

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= 'ls't a.tt. 70 'ttr, ttt steam. a. LaldirE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-14

ALNoN " sR,rR '.t.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Jan. 2t-6 Il. M
We have nothing new to report In the stock market.
Quotations for fancy do not vary much from those
current at the clese Saturday and operations
tinue to about the usual extent. Farmers Loan is
the most active fancy the list The declaration of
dividend Of two per ceAt on the old stock of the
HaIlem Railroad Company has not had very favorable
effect the market value Of the stock. 1t has how
been full great anticipated Holders would
do well to sell before the closing Of the books
Goth, Saturday next-as 1t is the impression in the
street that the fall will be much greater than the dvi
dend. This is usually the in all stocks and the ar
lem Is not likely to be exception If outsiders will
closely watch the of prices they will find views
correct on this point 1t will take about $4,000 to pay
the dividend declared by the Harlem Company; aud
where the money Is coming from, is mystery. 1t is
not known how many shares Of the old stock have
been issued; but the Com psny will now have oppor.
tunity Of making out correct account Of the old
capital The affairs of this concern have passed
through many hands there has been from the first
so much fnancierng in its mt that 1t Is i'm
possible to form any idea of the amount of old stock in
existence IL is presume that all holders will present
thsir certificates for the payment of the dividends
when they will probably be properly registered. We
fha then know what the old capital of the company
actually is.
At the second board there material alteration
In prices, but the market closed weak and inactive
The amount received at the custom house Of this
port for duties imports, from the I'd to the 2ist
instant, inclusive, was as annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

None but those engaged In the trade, have any idea
Of the rapid gro-th and immense extent Of the expors
ton Of provisions and bresdstuh from this country to
Great Britain and ireland. From this port alone the
shipments have been as will be By the above
table very large In the last four months Of lsss the
export Of cheese amounted TO than trere millions
Of pounds For the period in isso, the shipments
not 90 large In 1912 there falling OF In the
exports Of beef pork, lard, hams and bacon, cbesse
tsllov -four corn meal and wheat; and increase In
but item, butter. The exports Of -four aud grain
from this port 10 Great Britain the 1st TO the 10th
OF January, inclusive, follows;-To Liverpool
corn. bushels. IS sea- four Csnsds barrels, "a T2o
-four, United states. barrels oe7e; wheat Canada bush
els 1915. To Glasgow, -four, Canada, 1882 barrels
nour. United stst,s, 1873 barrels.
The movements In Canadian produce In this market,
during the years 1ss and 1912 have been quite i'm
portsnt feature In the -four trade and our public
WORKS have been largely benefited By the trsnspors
tion. The value 81 Canadian produce, &c imported
into Osvego in lsas, vas s6loTo2; 1912 s22i44i7 In
crease, 81 eo3fb The imports Of Canadian -four into
osvsgo in 1875 only SO coo barrels aud Of wheat
60 CSC bushels While in ls4o the import. Of -four reach
ssG23 barrels, and Of wheat 632e $50 bushels The
duties paid Canadian exports at Otvsgo for ls4o,
were soo,542 So and those collected at New YORK,
Osvsgo account are estimated at $4,000 The tolls
paid to the state account Of Canadian exports and
imports, during the season we're upwards Of $40 oco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MoSpsy, January 2i-6P W.
Tie weather was exceedingly inclsmrnt throughout
streets Operation. In trade hsd nearly ell 20 be
fined 20 within doors. The cotton market less
cited than last week but holders manifested dispo
ton to relax IN prices though probably less able to
realise the full rates previously current Another To-
reign tsirg due the rre.ent week som. dealers
State and Western -four dull: while Canadian in
bond firm and Ia demand for export Southsru
-four vas in moderate supply and hrn. Wheat exhi-
bted no change Corn vas steady Nth Moderate sup
Pork vas dull and lo~er for mess Other provisions
showed material chsu.. since the elr.s q the past
week. Rio coffee vas hrm and ned at 10 sivsnce.
Sugars and moass.s were the sane - ls.t noticed
hsurs The market flr either toit vas unrhan-sf,
With msli hu'ipsss acrs at 50 cas- 81 o f,r p1s,
sDc SO . 80 CO.. for pals
BR,susrurps = Fsp-- The sale. for the dsy reached
. 200 bbls. including ccmmcn 90 straight State. &C
ths 70 t2h; mix.d 60 fancy Nichigtu % 50 Is
80 "a ard prre Gepeaes ~ IS so IS u1 oihr gaies
remained upchanged southern nour c'nnnaei IN
god dsmand wit salts ~ eco tbls at IS 3 - IN
With email ssiss at - Corn resf wss fn 10 oo's-
10 At 2pi for Jersey. ava - rs tr ssnsy sac.
Whof- There "a, good inquiry Tor fa-as wv tns
hfmnsss q holders ard "a. pfsvs'iinx rtfn cnscsed
ali operations Of momsbt ~. "a. fs'n't slll wi,n
f.l,s ~ eco bushels s,6IS delivered oIfs rsre up-
ettrrsd Corn scarce asd w TER rtfn@st. spms
tales were made AZ coo Gic fer Sonhgrn snt Jersey,
n.w aud ~hite o2c. o. &c. for ia western mixed,
and CSC for round ysllsv
torru--There was dulress apparent during tbs
rorp,rg vbtcb uore ~ ~. day advanced aud late
Southern t.leqsaphic sdvic.s arrived Sses g. the
,mruut a. 200 bales we're reported on y hsoge. but
We heard sub.equenty a. several parcels having been
sod one a Rates for export taken At traction
DIR he full price Of Friday We retain the quota
Itysptary cr.suvtcs-,e-
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, inclusive, was as annexed -
Total. .S2,oso, 434

The receipts from the 18th to the 2lst inclusive sx
iced these for corresponding period within tke his
tory of the country. The amount hand in the
Assistant Tressurers Office at the close of business
today was O2i 10. The imports ioto this port
since the 1st inst have been exceedingly large and
the dspotes at this early day three and ahalf
millions of dollars At this rate before the close the
known.
The New York and Boston telegraph company
Morses lne-have declared dividend Of Ave per cent
The fog appears to be clearing up.
The Union Mutual Insurance Company have de-
clared each dividend CT six per cent, aud script
dividend OF fifteen per cent together, twenty.one per
cent, for the year 1s49
The transfers Of governmen mt stock from the 12h to
the 18th init inclusive amounted to s2o5 300 which
ooo Of the loan Of ls4c $1,000 1886 s72 900
f1s4y, and s21, 400 Of 1873.
1t appears the message Of the Governor of Misss
ppi that the receipts into the treasury the state
during the past year, amounted to s4s7 ,0ls expen-
diures $3l7 2sbalance in the treasury at the close
Of the cal year s1195s0 The receipts from ordinary
sources amounted to sS5s,6l7; ordinary expenses
Sl2s, e57-excess Of ordinary income ordinary
expenditures during the last hscsl year $4,000 Az
ssse~e bsianes In ths treasury sGrutTy ist. 1854
ssss,eo7 Of which sls3s5l belong to the various lite
rary and other FUNDS, leaving applicable to general
purposes s254sl6 The sinking fund received sIi7,.
9t Of which S72 have been applied to the pay nent
Of the interest on the acknowledged portion Of the
State debt The does not sllude to the repu
dated portion Of the state debt. 1t Is probably his
opinion that the question has been frequently dis
posed Of by the people that Il Ia settled forever The
election Of Gen Quitman to the executive chair Of the
State H. We believe, the third time the uUnion Bank
bond question has been decided by ballot. General
Quitman is In favor Of the population Of these bonds
and as his opponents made that Of the points for
scton at the polls, his election therefore, tri
umph Of the anti. bond party In the State.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
tain articles exported from this port to Great Britain
and Ireland during the last four months In each Of the
past two yesrs;-
PE9yrsIoSs ssp BnrAnsrrtrs ESrohnre TO Gsr,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
Sporting Intelligence.

THK Nrxr THorrrSG ssssoS-USIoS AND CESrrrvr.ts
ThAcKs The patronage extended to these tracks last
season, and the number Of new nsss II has brought
out have encouraged the propristors TO make great
exertions for the forthcoming season. The Union
CCurss has rsed into the hands Of Messrs spser and
McMsrn Who With desire 20 make the season strss
tive possible have offered no less than nine purses
and for Which all pacing and troitng horses invited
TO enter Net 20 BE- outdone In nbernlity, the pro-
pfeor a the Centrevs oers purses 20 the amount of
AGO. the entries fer which sloee in February next
Such Hb.raity on the part q managers, With the
luscste dsre Of bringing out the best horsss, u.t
have ts effect; aud predict for the neat season
worthy 81 the effort. made TO sustain the pleas
ing r,creatons OF the trotting cours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
Our Hamburg Correspondence.


The Candidates for State TresuTsr The Stat, Interest,"
&c, &c.
Considerable anxiety has been unaffected for the
last week or ten days among the various cligues in
res,ion the rejection Of Treasurer place Of
Gideon J. Ball. whore term Of Office expires Monday
next. As usual each candidate had hts Fc1rss of
hiends-kept private grocery In hts lodgings and
suffered ell the necessary terments connected with the
responsibility Of his position.
The dread question has been solved Of last In demo-
cratic caucus by the selection OF John VI. Bickei OF
schuyk county as the candidate who will receive the
vote Of the democracy en- Monday next. rhe promi-
Bent candidates we're Edward fenDiman Gate OF tho
sJrn u me 7imss), Arnold rlummer gate state Urea
turer) sud Mr. kline. The result mas certainly given
rise TO feelings which may be Troublesome hereafter
Mr.. John NJ. Bicke IL nletnan eninebtly qualified
for tie once and will make good officer.
The State interest on the public deb. due on the
hr't 81 February will be paid this year without re-
course TO lean. as berstofore. The effort has been
made for political effect At the expense Of domestic
creditors. who seem greedy for withheld fund. In
bands, as they aver, more devoted 70 the capitalist
than TO the nssses. True not next year will test
the sincerity and Mind feelings of the next Incumbent
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NEW BOOKS. sc.

MosoaN.s LITERARY DEFOr. Excn.aoy PLsct
Ns sdjoinrg ue Pc, Vfes, fsr orl.Ats lat re
shove eesbshent s~sys - fcund nsobs ~ 10
roriran corsins 81 Novels history, BograThy Seen
titc, Con ercs Gscrrsrhi,al, and Medical Norts so
complete ~ stacrsry. tCgefher str al tAt
principal Daily and Westy Nevtrapers and hsss.ines
varsed With despatch Bsots malice. PROMPT fttenuon
ESQ 70 ssy -eri ordered By NAH Torsn g',.. 5pr.,'d
Li,r1fy Depot ssjarinr TIE Post Oncs Ner Orleans la
pS-Ctn rfste arrangements htvs have made With The
rTncta Publishers Throughout the Ircn for ssurpiy u
The vorhs 40 fsst as issued. ]. &. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

LIME ARTS.-NEW AND INFORMANT IMPROVE
ment deserving the notice q Artists in particular We
tfe pleasure in announcing that after along series 81
rmen have discovered thod q aknf poftrat from
e copying dsgurreotJ pee 90 ivory ins hE desres %
perfection b. Of the cb curs andt enabling
NJ furnish the miniature ranter life ke Impressions o.
is Filters which Impressions be colord In the hsest
style Of miniature painting We afro direct the attention %
sttu 20 rev mrrovtment BY which We are aeto prs
The size fife either taken from
life or COPIED from Thee life sire Portraits
when cesred ~ hand o. artist In of
htsrees nov n eject ell other
tee Valuable safuereutyTs deceased % absent AZ
can COPIED taTer and b. enlseed % the sire OF LIE,
ctIied ivtry tie usual miniature sac At
Ne take nom life ard alss receive daguerreotypes
Ne coTies The public generally respectfully invi Cd
W y. LASCENaETM
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The Commi,toe appointed by the NOR

chants TO procure suitable testimonial for Capt. Cock his
ofcer ma yesterday at No ~ Wall street. James
nrcvn hs icing unayodablJ absent from the city kobt
u. sinturn, kg called the chair aud Joseph Hurs
srpeined Secretary The folio gentlemen added
70 the fhs,dors Crane Georf, Elder Jeha t.
eross James wln George ID. horran, Charles Denni-
son, IT, James H. Brans simeon Draper, JosepL Stuart,
.hsr e. bschser. henIy Edey, Levi Ap.ar, Geo Lane
l.. N. Hoffman M D. Murphy. r. Lenor Kennedy, Andrew
Mount Ch.riss sriccr. and asnry skeldop.
The secretary vas directed the rroceedr Of h
Committee PUBLISHED in the morning pspet oi Tuesday aud
70 cell neeurf 81 The Committee twO O'clock Pm this
day Tuesday z2dl, a. No. - all street. complete their
for proceeding the dischsrrs q the
very peasnt duty tssE ed them. Prompt attcnon ne
cesssry Capt Cock will shortly sail for home. Com
sittse consists o. the allowne ssntiemen tsdton to
shove. via James Brown. James Lee. John H. Asyin-
val, Le'srieh Oiysr slate IT. X. r. knturn ssay-
Ter livingston, Bach keEvsrs Jsmes Boorman sianey
Brook Paul sronard. George orsvoid Francis saiddy
ID A. Kirssland. kathsniei ". Merrill. =
The Cor mtee will meet this dav A. ocock At rs Wall
street Come all Contributions will be received by any Of
the Committee at their respective pisces ~ business
". q. NfNrURN, Chairman.
JOSEPH HONIE, Secretary.
JAMES BROWN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

"A scribers and the public in general respectfully
formed that the second grand Concert of the above inu
ton will take place the Italian Opera House. saturday
evening, Jan 70 1852 which occasion the following emf
will appearSguorina Tru1, Mics Julia North
ALL Sgnoipa Perrin sgro Fort signor Ros, Corsi, Sig
Benevsnano, Mr. Joseph Burke and Orchestra VI
sixty During the Concert viii be performed
grand for nifty wind truments comprising the
hest talent the country Conductors hessrs Theodore
Eisd and Max Maretzek Tickets for Psrquet and Boxes
81 each; Amphheatre 2 cents Reserved seats which
he the Box Office of the Astor Place Opera
81 20 eseh Subscriptions for the remaining three Concerts
received the book also
Office Of the Society No Az Broadway and at the Box
of the Italian Opera 81 for two admissions each
Cor cert ana Sill for four admissions to each Concert Par
tculars in fmall bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
rhrss Young Ladies' Drowned.

HosEspALE, January q, 1850.
A most melancholy accident occurred In this place
on Saturday last ung in the death of three young
ladies, one of whom daughter Of Judge woodward,
Of wnhsb.rre, Ia 1t appears that they enjoying
thsrs by sliding and frockiDg on the ice. when
it suddenly gave way and before assistance could be
rendered they drowned Their bodies after
wards recovered and taken to their friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
Shipping Intelligence.

BATH, Jan IL.
Cleared-Brg Monticello, CardenaE
PORTLAND, Jan 10.
sailsd-Brss James Roach Guayana, PR Hanover Ariel,
and Watson, Aat,nzas.
FALL RIVER, Jan Is.
hrived-Scbr Minerva, Pbilsdelphia-
Sailed, l9th-SeLr John A Cook. st Thomas
NEwBvRYPoRr, Jan 10
sailed-schr Mary Ames, Porto Rico.
BosToS. Jan 81.
Cleared Ship Abby Pratt NOrleans; bark Ida,
brgs Pslos Buenos Ayres; Masonic Belfast Ireland; Mad
Apalachicea shrs Byzantine Port Prince Cornea
Nlork
NEW BEDFORD Jan 49,
sailed-sctr Henry Gibbs Philadelphia.
HOLINESS HOLE, Jan IL.
Aiyed-sehr Glen Roy Richmond for Salem; 18th, banks
Launs Phladelphis for Boston, 10TH Elk do for do brig
Charles Hesh, NYork for Portland; 2ls sohrs Law
NYork for Boston; lark do for Halifax; CAMBRIDGE,
Boston for NYori Edward Portland fer do Walter K Boss
ton for Norfok Ocean Wave. Proyncetcwn for Tang
PROVIDENCE, Jan g.
saed-Brigs Willett Walker. snd Cordova Matsnzss;
sci Oxford Baltimore Ann Dsnman Philadepha soops
Bowen, and Blackstone. NYork.
10th Arrvedsehrs Lonsdals. Philadelphia; sloops Ore
gon, and James Corhsm kvork.
Sailed-Schrs Edw Stanley, Balmore Hamlet Philade-
phia; sloops Roger Williams and T Hawkins NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

Esssings, and tho hope of future peace aud pros.
perity, every dictate Of wisdom, every feeling OF
duty, and every emotion of patriotism, tend
tn inspire fa.l,y and devotion to 1t, and aamo-
nish cautiously to avoid any unnecessary contro
very. which can either endauger IT, or impair its
the chief element of which is to be found Ia
the regard and affection Of the people for each other
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Mr. vKSAplr moved torefer the message the Com
mittee on Territories
MIR BAyLY wished it to be referred to the Committee
Of the Whole.
Mr.. ClIsonAs DESTROYS to 20 into consideration
Of the esssge immediately.
MIR. THOMPSON, OF Miss, at 4PM moved an adjourn
nebt.
Mr.. CLNeNAN yielded, With the unders. ding that
tie message be debated to- morrow