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supreme Court-speciai Term.
Before Chief Justice EdmOnds

IIIE ANTOE VIII tANE.
NovTsRIn Il ycen De N0ffLsck and Wtc ~. I'm ".
.9sor aHS Oilers Erecuiors II John Jgc0b .9sfor De-
erased This an action 20 recover 500 600 claimed
90 be legacy TO Mrs De Nottbeck, under clause In
the late Mr.. Astors viii by which he gave TO the Al 4
children Of his daughter MR. LAM don OF whom Mrs
De Mott beck IL one or to such OF them az nigh, sur
vye bin $1,000 Of New York city stock, to Be paid
to each Of them on becoming twentyone years OF age;
and any died before that age without hsue survv.
ing the share Of the decreased 10 20 the survivors
The plaintiff claims that this I, bequest Of 500 600
70 each 81 the children Of Mrs Lsbgdcn. The defsu
dants contend that the 100000 was t. be divided
among the children. The Court heard argument on
the part Of the plaintiffs and the complaint there
upen dtmissed. with cots
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
AT Hal IFAX,
THE THREATENED WAR IN GERMANY.
The First Conflict between the
Austrians and the Prussians.
MESSAGE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
STATE OF THE MARKHTs,
&c. &c. &c.
HALIFAX TELEG RAPH OFFICE.
"Wednesday Night Nov. u. ISJ


The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, from Liver
pool November l6, arrived at this port at seven
o'clock, with forty passengers for Boston and nine
for Halifax.
The renewed misunderstanding between Prussia
and Austria is confirmed. All Germany is arming.
Austria and Bavaria are in arms. Prussia has
drawn the first blood. Her troops occupied the
village of Byolzell, upon which the Austrians adj
yanced, with their swords shesthed, but were at
once fired upon, and several of their number were
wounded. The shots were returned, and the
Prussians finally evacuated the place, carrying off
their wounded with them.
France, England and Russia, have offered their
Enedatons on the German question.
The latest accounts are more peaceable, although
in Vienna war is now looked upon as certain.
Lsuis Napoleon has sent a long message to the
Assembly, which has given general satisfaction.
He disclaims all personal ambition.
The no popery cry is going down in England.
They feel little ashamed at having been fright
,ened at Catholic hierarchy on paper. 1t appears
that there are only half million Of Catholics in
all England, and but eight millions in all Ireland,
Canada and Australia.
Through the attentive Kindness of Mr.. Shaw,
purser Of the Europa, we learn th II the steamship
Asia, which left New York on the 9th inst, was
passed at quarterpast seven o'clock on Saturday
evening, 10Th inst, twenty miles west of Holly
head.
The steamer America arrived at Liverpool on
Monday, the llth instant. She sailed from Boston
on the 18th ut.
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wesre daily Indebted to Mr. G. W. cozens, Of No 50
Filth street. for the Philadelphia papers In advance Of
the mail Mr. IL an agent for several Of the papers
and delivers them 60 subscribers In this city before
they can be obtained BY the regular course Of mall
The cholera has again appeared at rssuemine, La.
and several deaths had occurred prior to the 10Th inst
There was heavy frost at New Orleans on the 18th
fpst
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tendency, especially to the cotton ports. Passen-
gers were rather more abundant, but there is no
improvement In iates
HAvRE MARKETS For ashes there was no in
quiry. Beeswax do. Coffee was quite neglected
Whale oil was supported at high rates Fer sugar
there was no demand. Tanow continued to decline
Whalebone had considerably advanced in value.
In rice there was no Improvement
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Commercial Affairs.

ENGLISH SECURITIES were subject to consider
able fuctuation during the week. Consols, on
Monday, llth inst, closed at 96t to 96l On Fri
day, owing to more favorable continental advices,
they advanced to { for money, and to Z a for ac-
count.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES were tolerably ac-
sive during the week ending on the 18th inst, at
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slave Takers Aeouitt.d

HARRIsHuRc, Pa Nov. q, 1850
The persons who came here from Virginia last
August In quest Of slaves, and were arrested on q
charge of riot tried yesterday and the jury this
morning. returned verdict Of not guilty.
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A Dishonest Clerk.

UTICA, NOV. II, 100
clerk In the employ Of Msssrs Flanagan l. Briggs
framed Leroy Gregory) has been arrested for
their store large quantity Of the stolen property
was found In his trunk.
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Shipping IntelI,rence.

Arr from NYork Oct 80 Milton Cadiz; sst, Baltimore,
9Th keptpne. Bri.tOl 9th. Lsurna Dublin; oth. Thomas
felden, Liverpool Ilth, Bordeaux Packet Amsterdam
1ah Gems the Clyde csntitut,sn LiysIpool Oct 80 St
SD for NYork Oct 81. Adene Memei; Nov q, Vermont.
Doblin; kalenda. do; Am Congress. DEAL Renedesangss
Mar eilies Herald tho Clyde; 9th MaIha Ivanhoe
Iowa do lob Maine C.,hsrias. = and !osopa wats,
Sarah, Sligo; bh Home Liverpool; 18th siddons and Nj
agsra 90 Nov Cadr; 26th. Edmund. Limerick;
Colon Campbell and z r Belfast.
Arr from Boston Nov orone Genoa 5h. John Andrew
harstilles 18th, Robert. Cowes; Paul. Gravesend.
Sid for Boston Nov Sarah Purnon Deal; 9th Paleuder
me cyae lo,h Revere Liverpool lth Hsbo Qaeenstown
Arr from Phadelphia Nov7. Girard. and An arsws
karssilles 9th, Hibernia, Liverpool
Liverpool
spoien-washngton Of NYopk Nov g. lat 81 Ion "a Van
guard from Liverpool for NYOrk Nov H. OF Mari
froeavspnah for Liverpool Oct O. lat e. lon & Hebs
standing N, Noy Is, Br ship Asia. bound T. sgnazed
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Sailing OF the Cambria.

DosroS, Nov. q, 1850.
The Regal NAH Steamship sailed this day at noon,
with twenty-iour passengers for Liverpool and nine
for Halifax. Among those FOR Liverpool, the As.
ssiant Commissary Of Montreal, and Gen Minds and
lady, Of the British army She takes out no specie
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The Maryland Convention.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. q, 1850
The proceedings Of the Reform Convention, to-day
have been uninteresting They refused to employ
reporter for the debates
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The Indiana Convention.

CIscIsSArI, November 81, 1850.
The Indiana Convention adopted, By q large ma
joritx section prohibiting State debts.
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CrNcrNSkri, November ~, 1850.
We have had heavy rains here aud the river will be
high IN day or two bat low freight 10 looked for
tonnage being com psrntively scarce.
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Jenny Lind In PhiIadeIphIs.

PHILADELPHIA, New 2-10X P. M.
The FIRST Of the second series Of Jenny Lnd's con-
certs In this city took pac this evening In the Mu.
'ical Fund Hall, which was filled to everaowing The
Nightingale was in charming voice, and most of her
songs were encored. Thousands, who we're unable to
effect entrance surrounded the Hall and so yo.
ciierous In their denominations of delight that their
applause could be heard by the audience within. At
the present time there IL dense crowd In front OF
Jones, Awaiting the return Of Mle TO the hotel
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Before the Hon. Judge Judson.
Nov T.-.aIod Hall IS seks Htss - rhis n sc-
tion for the infringement 81 patent for moulding ana
nsnusctufins bricks. Adjourned.
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Providence, Nov. q. 1850.
Hon Lewis csss delivered . lecture at the Franklin
Lyceum, In this city, last evening Tho audience
very large and sppesrsdto be much pleased with
the Generals remarks Owing to In his family
Gen. G. Was com PEELED to leave here this morning.
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The U. 8. surveying schooner esllstin, Lieutenant
Msfet, from New York, arrived at Norfolk on Friday
LAT
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Gray Mr. and Mrs Mr. aod Mrs Burdan, Mr. and
Mrs Brill Rev DR. Buiisrd ana lady. Miss Nina Hamilton
nessrs Phpps, Beate, Melchkrs, Campbell, Hoddiamo
Baschi Jha, struhsrs wymsn, Otto Early Phillips and
friend BTsnlu DyTax ard Tucker Csstyrss Basri and
servant, Bostwiek kolturn. Huthin. SbAmahan stamp
Benny VIM Bradshaw. Deabuit, Hsrse. Smith. shanaan
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from hat decsOz- II case tie sun cannot - ul'nss
os,..ned from ID. Companies he Controller links vcud
- IN B.; for he City Be forced pay he recon-
nsn6s laws 20 enforce ne tsx the Conpsnies hsrese
ADVANCES TO cOUsTus
Delaware County the Treasury sl3fol = U-'eV'
s7e4 g. Columbus tlsss Dstcbess s9oi gsor money
advanced oT expenses in enforcing tne avs
suFREyE COURT
The Slers Of as Court n Appeals pad 1ao NJ A'essey
s.t ,es5 a. s3i co. he Supreme Cour hst pad oui Wv
30 q With sls7l was psd N Sew-Yors for Cor''soes
new INV &. necessary 20 establish whether irs and otfef
erns4. sud - ., tie charge Of he ssfe or u e Coob-
Tea &c which the Couri % bed
IxPROyENESTs ~ HCD-os RIVER
seo., - "a g. 81 g. and ne Covnrni.soners have
tl562 81 on hand .,,..yo,.s
sB6s = recommended e. an appropriation n broosyn
C,r.nu Asvun1 mar institution having accidentally failed
10 .bsre IN he general distrisuiiot Of funds
Tho stationery f0r The Legssfure and puoc oHces or
tle wear hss cost s3i9s a.
TIE necessity Of some legislative sciiun % eSre
more sa distribution II taxes between rea and pertons
properly urged with much force md lie systen .dOpis5
in Ono s1gges'ed There al persons are repaired 70
bes per property 10 be town ssse-sor- under
osh any reuse n Do fhs fae ssses-ors @ nate
her property from tie best inform they Otfsn
aud tie comfy add y per cen; a. penalty Al
property taxed the place where d q 40 uiaicf
wns'ieT liz owner lives here Or EOf.
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BOON TRADE.
CHORAL ANTHEMS.

DY vC TAYLOR, author OF TwIors Sacred Min
Dsirel" The Lutte" &c. 81 pages, morocco hack
muslin sides gilt ue 90 The eide Free g. or $40 80 per
dozen
This work contains 81 pieces Of music consisting Of So
los Duets Tr.os Quaeiies Anthems Choruses &c about
40 Of which Original and the balance selected from the
works Of the best suihors bcsh ancient and modern
Il will furnish Choir Musical Society, with TIE ven
material for practice and for q series Of
cefis and also with unfsng fund from which 70 make
the most appropriate selection. for 81 special ccca.ion
such Christmas Thanksgiving D-iicsnons. Ordins
mons.
The muse parishes 4 every VARIETY II character from no
simple 20 he inc-' grand snd majestic from he moi
tender and paheic ~ The stirring and simang and
while much he harmony - very elaborate AR q he
hgkesi order he difficulties of the progression mere any
such occur, distributed among me parts no. %
carry The Performance above she capacity q ordinary rad
- music
The muse nav be sung hy either large small Choir
ard panied nv either hight heavy orchestra
organ panoforie. without losing re eject providing
the directive terms are strictly observed
II 4. 50 arranged that great portion q the Ne
ADAPTED te psznOorte alone and s give gres' pess
urs 70 tie erfornsr and is bouad hardscnss ~
A. 10 Re worthy 0i pisce on thar instrument
X II HSwley CO - Asylunlsf Hartford, Conn and
Hawley FulcT A Co Utea. Publishers
Eof sale b. {. NJ SANTOS,
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EVOLUTION IN PERIODICAL LTTERArU r
HoLpEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE,

MD MtNlnLf htNlE w
THIS POPULAR MAGAZINE, which sAs s'Arrs~i iso
wears slnce rev adventure N Publishing, w 10
chec, II sfrfding tie sins r'ssses q NJ luief
sises work Of - hghes; class a. ne lowest prca has
acyg entered upon the fhru yta OF -s cN-fnce, VIII
circulation which iBsnres ~ renfzDent c0uruuscf TIE
hfs number q he Filth for January : now Rad
and the publisher respectfully solcis TIE aenno1 arc
patronage Of al who want monthy LersT! Aa-s-re,or
who desire enccuTa.e undertaking which has Tor Al
object he dissemination u cheerful healthy ard -siruc
We saing among ire cf The erlre peope q t6s
Cuen
Ho.den's Magazine = illustrated every noah VIII 9
uunbe Of adrarahe wood ~ tn best arist.
rspresernns of remarkable places ard portraits II
resns Fkshle peYsrns mostly Ariefican
The literary rafrsr furnished ~ sone Of NJ Tos
able and sccosnp ished writers TIE UnOr consists
- Essays Hisarrieffes >keiches q Chaacer Poetry
Rogranki@s Taie- Translaftcrs Reviews % New Works
sad ntr The current topics Of he nonA -
Beng intended for TIRE AMY circle he scie care = FL
ercseS ode everything from he pages 81 ne Mag
Ein- OF uaHors tsrdency. TIE work eoasisss Of -
pages uoEtAy beautifully printed ~iih iyPe the
wsrr rap~r Terms . Cif .ah-cribsFs g. Per a.
ysrrd Roand vols q he wear iSss elotA ~ sgr
and hack for sale a. 81 - zach
al Inject " H. DIErZ FuAssher 10 NAssas-st
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AMERICAN
puEuNIATrC BAIsAnI.

A LATE AND VERY IMPORTANT discovery made
\ r-n ~ vegetable kingdom. for the removal and per.
risneut cure OF al Rhe1msuc complaints such masm-
,ns'orv chronic acute and merclrs! rheumatism gouL
.ur,baeo spinal affection, &C.
The amer can Rheumatic BslssIn truly the won
De- h uedicIns known and great blessing 10 tie hu
man family Il ihe ea-t time imaginable, without
10 east inconvenience fur rheumatism has lo
been sought q u found among nAuFet rcns-
- re most valuabe productions ard discovery II the
A. All orr,ons afflicted with 81 The sbove-nsgted
CON plant. should without delsy, procure and use
rh- american Rheuulanc bsssm. and speedy viii
be he kappy resa ~ medicine winch has been
Known 70 fall None genuine unless signed By he pro
pfieiof X Turner. on he wrapper.
AL ords- 10 BE- addressed he genera ssen,s Turner
Brothers A Co Buffalo
sod a. ho.esale ard retail BY BOYD Paul u Corf-
snn-st 5y Geo. W DrsSeEgne. ~ sixf-a-. John
% Bren s. SeconAag ard b. Geo Wilson. n fui-
"a AID rsnbeTry sts Br1oklyn cs 81 &ruA
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GENERAL NOTICES.

co. Fowiers & Wells, Phrenoiogists and
Publishers, Clinton Hal, Isl NsssausL near me fHk
IT, DIR. shew, author OF various works on and prao
iOner Of WsieTcure, Sc Fourh-ay. near Tenihs nlou
" DIR. }. w. RcdneId, author Of "a New System
Of PhysognOmv," will give Lessons in this newy-dscOv
cred science Also written and verbal descriptions Of
character by The face ats wsrren-st dc Inn
" Mr.. VI. =. Cove NichoIs-waier Cure Phys-
clan 10 Lexingionsv Consultations from 0fo Patients
received for treatment visited at their residences a I'm
ry Chronic Diseases especially the Nervous Dis
of Women by D. ROscb from the German by Charles
Dunlmg. Price = cents Published by FowLLn 4
WELLS 1871 Nassaust SGT
~ Mechanics Mining Company In the City
Of New YOrk.-Noce 10 hereby given, that meeting
Of the stockholders Of said Company vii be held on the
l0h dsv of January next al O'Clock. NJ AZ he Office OF
the management Of the Of said Company
for the ensuing year By order Of the Board OF Trustees
Dated New.York, Dec. - lsi9 ,,.,.,.,.
JAMES GREENE, President
JcHs JoHssoN. Secretary. d5l iW'
~ Harlem Railroad Bond-.-Tbe subscribers Of
fer Tor sale siC00 OF Bonds OF The Harlem Railroad Com
psDv issued for the extension OF the Harlem Railroad 10
Dover Plains These Bonds for so each bearing in
per PAYABLE annually ON the hrst
" February and August with Coupons annexed and me
principal il PAYABLE the fret dsy Of August, 1859
DIS lwisSosn WARD co. - WAll-s'.
~ LIQUID Hair Dye, improved TO color the
hair whskers the moment applied without TIE least
nmry entirely free fro unpleasant odOr and lean be-
washed with the strongest soap mmcdsey II i epphed
without waiting 10 dry. For sale, or applied ~ bAIcHtL
oR's Wig Factory. NallsL mylSTuThSSaid
~ Water Cure.-Ihe Orsage Mountain Water Cure
open du ing the Winter The establishment s comfortably
warmed Throughout with private baths attached 70 each
The leave the foot OF Cortland A. daily Tor The
establishment Letters to be addressed TO DR. Mt,ktS az
shn
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Important Invention.

We learn from letter in the Ts'or, from Rufus
Porter. Esq. gentleman well versed IN the arts
and inventions and formerly Editor n the >c's0
the .4mercaa. that Henry NJ. Paine, Esq, de
covered and practically tested an almost expense
less mode NJ accompanying water and reducing " u
the gaseous state y y the simple operation o. a
very small machine. ItbOut galvanic batteries Or
the CONSUMPTION Of metals or acids and only the
sirlicsiinn u less than l]peth part Of one horse
power Nr PANE produces 200 cuoc feet OF ny
drogen gas and 100 feet Of oxygen gas per ho'T.
This quantity OF these gases, the actual cost oi
whcb is less than one cent furnish ~ much heat
bv combustion as 1000 feet Of the ordinary cosl
rss and sufficient 10 supply light equal N 300 com
mon lamps for ten hours, or 10 warm AN ordmaf,
dwelling house twelve hours. including the req1i
site heat for the Kitchens 10 supply the reqW
site heat for one horse power Of steam
The inv entOn. II ~ stated has been tested by SIX
months operation applied 10 the lighting OF houses
and recently the applicability d these gases 10 the
warming 81 houses has also been tested with per
fcc,lv satisfactory results A steam engine furnace
and parlor stove, both edspted 10 the burning II
these gases have been invented and measures
taken for securing patents thereof The only actual
expense Of warming houses by Tors apparatus is
that u winding up weight, like the winding up
Of a clock once day and the heat produced may
BE- as easily graduated end regulated ss the fame
o. n common gas burner No smoke whatever Is
produced but very small quaint ~ OF steam. sui-
hcient 70 supply the requisite moisture 70 tho at
mosphere.
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sARE CHANCE ron AGENTS.

FVNHlS DAY + FUBLIcHEn ne ~ llfnbff q . nv
.ss splendid Religious Magazine for TIE Nl1oz, en-
tied Tie Chrisisn padem and Family ke~p~sse. Ag~rs
a-- wanted Immediately 20 canvass Ia ely E-e Tez1y,
ard every CRY and vsg- thrcag 1oui re lniec
Ss,-. To such give .sr.fsccTy refer-oe- exrrs
ard u-psYse,e Inducements VII - ivea cur1s lie yesf
lSn Applv sfth- c-@ - Fuhcsron Tor ~ -t,-r ?c-,
Nav yark az In.
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Ia Is, 10 70 ~ IS q 81 8; - 70 q; n - 70 "a 10. g
70 se. II /; - 70 70 Il, 70 - 81 s; 50 70 a.
PlAcss OF NArIvIryyri.ed States. l5o lrelS1a, Is
Ergi@nd ? SestlasA 3 Nsles, Germany, >; ftAHce.
/; BFsish Possessions n n ArerscA
fron Hospital Bellevue reni'rnaAzy Hospital Bscs'
wefs fslscd 5; Small Pox do LDnahc Asx 1ln do ?,
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