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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

ss3-A ILL has just passed tho
kentucky Legislature, Which prohb
It's the transportation Of negroes across
the Ohio rivcr by owners of keepers
OF ferries, c,ccp,in company of their
owners, or by their written authority
in the form Of power Of attorney
duly acknowledged, certified. and
recorded, an'l imposes for every such
oiic;tce n forfeiture Of the ferry right,
fine Of S200, aud makes the on ucrs
or keepers Of the ferry liable, in ad.
i,on, Cor the slave.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
Eeg-The Milllebury Re ulster say

g.l~I'he Mildlobury Register says
that llong ID. +. Thompson has new
romance in press, entitled "Thc Ran.
GERS Ii vii! contain the Battle Of
Bennington, pant Of BURGoYNE's
Caml aign, the murder Of Jane Me,
Cra, and other historical incidents
in the Green Mountain State, and
viii doubtless be a work Of grea, in,
,erest. The publisher is Mr. b. B..
MISSY Of Boston. The work will
be on, in atou, tNo months.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
CENSUS RETURNS.

POPULATION OF VERMosr--Th.
Windsor Journal publishes official re.
turns frum all but ) towns, in Rutland
County which show a population o.
SOB. 100. heios gain Of 20,66S sine,
ls4o. All tie counties in the Stat,
making handsome gain hu, Windsor
and Orange Windsor losing 1874, anc
Orange COS.
The footings Of the towns stands "a
follows:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

RrriANr YorSa Mt> AssoctA.
rIoS We would r.a.aA. cur 'cal,rs
of Tie Lecture before the Associations.
,I'is ( Thursday evening, by J W. Fov-
lee. Ii. d. Prosidcn. Of the National
Law School The suhjee, Of the Lee.
,urr will l.. "providenilal Pcruiiaritics
81 American History" Yekssisi-2
cents,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

10 .!proo, 900. to make Up the dc.c.,.,
cy ~ DE receipts,
Dir. M.ad was willing 10 60 ~ far q,
ssy enc 10 reduce postage. provided
nnsl 'aeiHtiia were no, to Lc curia.l,d
~ the country people and tha revenue
Of The department, diniui.hcd' lie IA.
sosed uniform . ea.., sA,s % ls,is,a.
Mt Conget conicndcd for 2 cent post.
agr, the same prediction MAS ms,lc In
lsia, rs now, tina, i, would bankrup:
the iseasasy instead Of this large sur.
plus had accumulated ho ai.oes,el
.nr's 4 reduction On newspapers % shall
discriminate "r The eoulir, prr.s--
permitting si'cm 10 circulate free with.
N the place q publication, he va. Tor
aoo'i'h'ng the Thanking pri,iltrc.
NJ. Carey wcnii' crrcsc tho bill
which lad been rcrcr,od unless a cor
rcs.cutin. hcuenI should be accord.
81 to the .lraI districts by cxemp.,ns
coan'ry papers from postage within
the county or congressional d.stiic, IN
wN.ch they are published.
Mr.. Thursion opposed tia. part Of
the bill which taxes letters 70 Califor.
MA and Oregon three times, aud news.
papers four timcs'as much rs those in
other .'Hr,s Of the country.
Mr.. Shepard spoke n few minutes
in iaycr Of reducing the size Ct uens.
raI crs to be circulated in counties Of
their publication to 1900 square inch.
cs, aud without concluding, gave WY
to 4 motion for adjournment.
Fr!rsy, Dec, 90.
SENATE not IN sesacn. 1t tho
House, nothing important Was doue.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

MURDER IN DETEoIr.-,John Char.
lonca, n Frenchman, who kept a toy
shop, was barbarously murdered on tho
night Of the 9Th, in his bed, where his
body wac found next morning, horribly
manglcd with an axe which lay under
the bed.
!, is supposed that the crime was
committed in order to obtain possession
Of some 5000 which the deceased was
believed TO possess, and which is miss-
ing
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

The annual meeting the State Tenn
p"rance Society viii be holden II, Mid.
dIe5Ify, commencing at ten o'clock fore
noon. On ednesday the 18th o, Janu.
nry next, and continue through ,ha, and
the next day.
Tie undersigned, executive commit.
tee, regard this meeting of equal i'm
por'ance 10 any tina, has preceded it,
Indeed in our judgment, since our
last meetings new duties have been i'm
posed upon the friends OF temperance
Throughout our State. In compliance
with their request: and, ne we believe.
IN accordance with the wishes Of a LARGE
majority Of The ,ieemcn Of lie State,
The General Assembly, at it, last se>s-
ION, passed an act, prohibiting the sale
Of intoxicating liquors, except for mcdi-
cinal. chemical and mechanical purposes
and giving 10 Justices OF the Peace
concurrent jurisdiction, with the county
courts. 10 hear, try and determine all oi-
fences against SAID act. Much depend,
upon having this law receive a propc,
construction. and also having il fairly
executed and enforced. To those who
asked for the law, !, especially belong.
TO sustain il. This and many other
subjects Of much interest, will engage
the attention Of the convention.
We hope that measures may be i'm
inedia'cly adopted in every town, to Sc
cure good attendance. and that gen.
ilcmcn attending will not come as spec
taiors, bt will be prepared to contrib.
ute info. na,ion and interest 10 the meet
ing.
Publishers Of newspapers through
out lie STATE are respectfully requested
TO give this notice two or three inser.
'ions IN their respective papers as soon
~ practicable,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

4 CassH At NIkGAnA rALLs--
I,lL or rsar op Tpr lionsr SHQc
Tslh. On Tuesday ryeEmC hast, our
,i,izrns were startled ca leasin. &
lcud and terrific haisa, resembling as
near as We can 1cscrilc il, tue heavy
scemiu,. c. ar,l,cry, IL quick satccs
e.a., v .acl. s..voA tie earth AROUND Us
yer, senatiy. We Gid nei kuos i,r
tame What could be the cause Of
such q fssriu, noise and .nr u few
minutes we're ilHnwn into amascmcn',
sapres,es that Mi.lcr's Mhl'euium Vas
u, h1nf.
!. Tsovcl:s be apay. f tie Horse
Shoe Fall ga tie tAnala ssle, Walsh
Lad isi.en, caryu. Away alaut tea
rods o. tie ia-ca ia ien.;a by tour N
with. The csnal boat. which hal
been lol -ed fof the la1 .ew 'poutat
"a. lhc tsink 81 the. sosk which has
fallen. and witch has excited NE al
miratien II all who tehcsii'. ras a.
30 carried over With the rock,
!, is TOW ii the Stirrgoi. tive
miles down the riyer, dancing attcn.
lsncs 20 tie freaks of tina, great
Msles,rom. The crash ,ccnsred
Ssss. I O'clock in the ereu,Ge; and
il indeed rtcsidenslaI laa, 1t ieii st
sash IN hcnr at iias season of thc
year. lid !: been in the SUMMER.
sheS 80 many thousands Of s,ran gers
are here, there unioaS,sNir would
'ave eesa peu~,s crushed 70 death ;
rr it is precisely ,hs SPOT where 81
r-sny e9s,inaA.y las,ei, sl.a shcre
g. taasy have stood ~ esu,snl !A;s
;ls grandeur Il nature, AL yshoii
,se waters q the mishty catar.:;
sosvs them rssain: ,er'leAi.y over
saeir heads, iaAi is no. ,slled with tie
la-e masses 10 reSk sa,sa ssys isl!
a. f~sm ADORE
The loss of tits r1r-icn Fl the re:k
has TO, Ia tie less, d;niuisheG /. AZ
psNes-o he .es 4 he fails ts'
.s.. 10 csf -pa2i7n ,siicd I, tie scos.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

IMPORTATION WANTED of Ellen and
Tady Msihanny, brother and sister. 10
or lG years old, (orphans) who landed
Il, 81. Johns, y. brunswick, two or
three years ago, to find their Aunts
there, Ellen and Catlarine Donavan,
who had previously left that city. Tho
children who have not since been heard
of, if living, are requested to write or
give information concerning them to
their Aunt, Mary Donovan, at SiIvor.
Lake, Pa.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
TIE CiEss FoaIuSE N ENGLAsp

The CiBgs FoarLSE N ENGLAsp.
len amin Glib. Michel, formerly Of
Baltimore, AID more recently Of Per-
muda, claims tie fortune Il eighi m'f-
Honl II d0iiars, which has remained IN
Ensland many years without nn owner,
the ri.h,fai heir Mt Icing known. MF.
MilcAeI has been ia England the past
year. and has made has claim 10 the IL
lie 50 clear that he no longer doubts
that he sLall obtain the money. lie ar
riy.d in Hartford, Conn, on the Ian
inst, 10 procure certain e-'idsoee 'oueh-
ing Lie iden'i'y.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
rT Mr.. Eliza W. Farnham, 4

Gr Mr.. Eliza W. Farnham, for
merry mairnn Of the Sing Sing Prison,
and the PROTECTOR IL IA partially gcccss.
fnl scheme Of female emigration 10 Cal
ifornia, has L"cor.e TIE r,oprietress Of 4
Gne fam, near san Franci.co he crops
on which, this se'snn, are estimated 10
he worth SCI 900. The California
Courier sites an account Of a juigmen,
obtained by her in one Of the courts in
San Francisco, against j. S. Ruckle,
for s3,Cel2 -.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
PHoGREss or WoaAs's RioHrs

1ID"Ntss OF WOMAN KIGHTs
ASD "ISEyrnEssIHtE..'-rhe Boston
Sen,irel states tina, one Of the most fash
ionab,e iaiiors Oh Washington stree, has
recently made three .ai.s' Of male ap-
parel for as many ladies.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
LETTER FkoI MRS. JtpSpN.


49, F~vWN@E WHY tbh0 w 'AAe
F'c,w ~ t1sQeseie, .i.e~t ,hr Ns~s Il
i-ss sssAa apAcs so~v t~rearvm-at 49,
H.,rais. Avg ~. i,3o.
~ hesr W., fs~k - xsa .are no,
~h s>rsa -ne ~ j,<rsp~eifsi ~ .ises,
" IN Tie wtis, 81 rsy s,xa,~ss ard crv..,.
,ss swrss I d. sso4 y rse yos rs ! y,h.
49, - ta,gh,. - ss,sa~A~1a, su,stus o.
God sss effected, nr os,.y rcinr; Ia ,,.c
rfs.s o. Cars. As,J haze a. jasssst
.a ,.sg~. ss 4 ding, 20 though; ."r sny
'',iny s,se l,isfgld 'o mourn tlous,
10 tnarnw snl ~hile Ia, II !. Tie
|. ord, lei lis - la; 8, ne'h 20 him
e. u. NY heart 'no" nsc4s b. aching
~rs ur hessy anguish Nni vt iny
sss,,, j. ell .NiH.h e. I --n sra ID
,.-trw ~hcn thi's - i,i- is,,n. SCR
bis een~n " is., rulesc,i into hi. ret
"a eo.car " nh Chi,-i ia glott. v A.ro
',.,s is,nb bat Is i, he ,n,tl,i 81 ~.
,anans shall feed !ha,. a,.i ,l.A.b lem
h,~ e.', H. ing fountains fputs ~nle,.
Saa Goo s'-,-. "ipe assy siii.ars from
lis Je,.
5es IN ir'cr,H ia yoaT j-ntsr..
''.a, God may dirrc. tpy future eonr.r.
t~sjinc through the Liack ,h,,luy,. that
have settled over nay pathway, IN n
mah.,r tina, wiz les, cnnjncc n IL.
ylery ard tbs rvoi of ,h,s,. among nom
he ma. see Il, to pho, rac Nrh beet
~isnts fer you health and prosperity,
ae'tr- nr. ny dear Mr. Ped.
ie.' sscsse ba. .orri, afflicted friend.
EMILY {. JED.DN.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

Be CAvrIors. MOTHERS An in.
FAINT clild Of Mrs. Krapp, in New
York, was killed on Thursday Of las,
week by administering by the moth.
er laalahurn surposins it to be, what
she sent 10 the dru.gis! for, peregor.
&c. BE careful, al ye who deal out
mciicines,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

Tnr INDUSTRIAL Exn,nirlox.-
Treasury Department, Washington,
Dec. Z, 1850. Parties intending 10 for
ward articles 70 The London industrial
Exhibition are notified tina, tho Navy
Department. lave instructed The COM
mandan's nj the Navy Yards Il, Dos.
ton. New York, Philadelphia aud Nor
folk, TO receive and safely store. free Of
any expense, any such articles as may
be placed in their possession. and TO re-
tain the same to be delivered to the rev.
enuc cutters which will be sent IN due
time 10 convey them to the por, Of ship.
men' on board the public vessel which
may be designated to receive ,hcm.
II will be desirable that these articles
should be delivered at the above points
a. soon rs practicable, in order that
there may bc no unnecessary delay in
concentrating them a, The point Of ship
meni. THO. CORWIN,
Sec. Of Treasury.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
LATER IRON CALlPoRNEA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE cIIFWtEEE
AT NEW YORK

Nts York, Bee %.
The Cherokee has arrived from
Ctssr~., Nth l,tVs lso dollars "a
so.d. sea .3i p,s.rnscts
Basin'.ss in ra.iorn,a rAs very
b',sk.
Ga'd IA. corning 10 lca.if.ay Al
s.n franci.e7, from the 'niacs. 1t
aas .iIanS sI5i an cmec.
The Sacrament Jigcs save. VIC
have acrn persons from ,aiioas r,g
,,ous cf 'bc mine. from vhom ve
learn ,hs, III" G .olcra las spread 10
bat very hA;,ei extcnt. 4 Ca
eases have occurred a, Nevada Git,
Rough anil Ready. aud other towns.
tyr pJrnc, has is.ued q irJclana.
unu seiLps forth the "o.h November
as , aay of thanks giving, a,.d raise.
ari prayer
r.s. go i,r.te N.-s
N.Lcc 81! .ast issue. nothing uf -"
,.cu,ar interest las cccnrrei 10 iaarh
'hc rroSress q Caiiiorna. The chol
era las made rajii strides IN some 10
cations. .nl laid many in the das..
Ia 81, city, since Is frs; appearance,
sr,oc three "cchs since, the rnmhor
II deaths have bc abou, l3j while
.; Sacramento ,hcy have lerlaps
reached 1000. The scour.e. howcy
cr. /, ahaiing, aud tic deaths in either
city d. not nov average over 5 or ~
lcraay Ills mortality has prostra'-
e, ~ 4 Srea. measure the business Of
the l1rsc cities, and consequently al:
trcten every locality.
barine tho approaching winter. a
much larger number of miners viii
romaiu IL the MINES than ever before.
an! consequently more gold will be
taken out than during any previous
Al;.'rr >easoa. Much attention. is be.
irg la'd TO Iuarts'mininy.
Tie Nasiposa mines are yielding a
good return. Notwithstanding : the Ina.
cAiUcry Is 10, as powerful rs dcsira-
he.
Within 4 si3r. ,imc iast, howoyc..
another Quart vein r. grca, sichnc- 5
has Leu discovered between tho
South York Of tie Feather and Yuba
i,,css.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

Mr.. Laurie. !a,e sheriff Of London,
has resented to the President Of the
French Republic the gold bride b,
and stirlups which were used by tho
Emperor Napoleon in 1914.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

Gen. James Wilson. late member
Of Congress from New Hampshire,
has arrived in San Francisco, Caliior
MIA, where he intends to settle, and
practice bis profession as lawyer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

Srw iftsrsn,ax. The Cousii,a.
itsiRl C1nvenion 'uf New llarpsh,rs
hss .citied Tia; there shall I've m. eIcc.
,ioa of Governor. sc, ha. once in ,so
year., and ,ha, the Legislature OF the
State Shall meet but oacc ia ,wo years.
l, has aiso adopted by vote l&7 to LOG
the following plan. or ba,,, Of Rspse.ea-
;a,ion in the lower branch &C the Leg.
islaiur.;
Every iown, parish. ward or place,
entitled 10 Town privileges, ha, .ng
me hundred and fifty ratablc poll. Of
'wen'y-oae year. Of az" aud upwards,
may elect one representative II seven
hundred and fifty ra,ablc polls, may {.
lcci two Representatives; il fifteen hun.
dred and ffy, may clrc, three il TWEEN.
~ five hundred and fry. may cl,e, four,
AID so proceeding, making one thousand
raiablc polls the number required Cor
each additional representative after the
third.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

and 'css' gfnnder nd more sa,i,ue.
d rseabie, Iran eser. - Naga-~
Vaijs 6rs, I,er. H.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

esF'Old gents cut th.. out and paste
IA YOU! hats The only way TO prevent
a boy staying out ls!e night. is 10 break
.is leg, OF c.sc ~ ihe calico he runs
" III 10 do ii.e homework - Haick.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

E1rGoNeraor Seymour Of Cs.nsa
cut, las been dangerously i'll WIN an
attack Ct ,atieloid. al Uarfcrd.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

ES- From March TO December. g.
100000 lbs. Of Cheese was shipped by
Railroad from He.kimer, n Y
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

The whole number OF PiatsbuYch
Volunteers Of whose services proofs
have been furnished to the Secretary Of
State, i 22Zl.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

4-Ihc Grand Jury a the lrcs,
60, Icrla oc ocr County Court nave
g1a.d Bill agains; Jehia! c. Hays,
d. lcrr.s1urrls, ivr numbering his
w'fo, Judge iicrroi"t las APPOINTED
4 Siccial Term FOR tue tr;al, 10 he
holden Al Mi4il.5ugy Oh .Ae li;A Of
Jauaa;y next.
Jhc Prisoners Counsel arcJ Fer
POINT and Sol.n Burroughs, Esq rs,
d inis city, A.ateI Peck, Es4. .!
burlington, ald +. u. Barber, EsI.
oi M.l4icbury.- rgents Icmaatc,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26

CON AND SILNLR GLAss.-A ncs
IN llioi .! manufacturing ornamental
slA~s has recently been discovered,
Nhieh presents the APPEARANCE Of
highly tso..shel -oil and sil.er, The
grcc.s, is ls,w beins carried On by q
company IL LA ioa. Tue various ar.
,ic'e, are 1inwI e tSo sepcra;e ;Lick
Gesses e. s,4@s Throughout. ahl thy
@e.Al is Deposited upon the ,so int
nor surface O.. he double L,l,owe !
,,'.,s vessels, ~ I. chemical process.
Tie doalle h,.ioscd vessels are her
DeDla.ly s,a'ci, aLi thus the metal
lie lci'osi. i, protected from scar ani
Il al -;4nosp i,sre intiaen ces.
!-s Cam'til.e crire,roatsn: 6
t. s .T.'i i,pa...c,a wr.tcs.~-
Mr., Webster IS u..lcr.tcoa - have
bet q '4,r'y tbs rel;iieu! o. a .euer.
6. prsae., ]" money Irc:n scne -
Is u and r-a friends in p.$.cu f..
r1no' rg,i's' e. on.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-26
Gbr RutlunA airralh
TIL. LATE. STORM

MORNING. DEC e ,s:o
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-14
BAlTrnoRr, Sept. 1875 p. m

... BALTIMORE, sept. lS--o p. m.
IL is expected that the damage to the railroad be.
tween Wilmington and Philadelphia will be re-
paired by TO- morrow. and that the cars will resume
their regular trips early next week. The supcrin-
tendents have been very energetic, employing a
large force Of workmen.
Most of those who were la our city yesterday az
participants in commomorating the anniversary OF
the battle of North Point have gonv home, aud the
city, today, IL comparatively quiet.
The first grand concert Of Jenny Lind. in New
York, from ell accounts, most brilliant and
magnificent affair. A letter in the Baltimore Pa
trrot, from yJung Baltimorcsn who was there,
gives truthful index to the general feeling on
that occasion.
While young man named Conoly, residing in the
upper part of our city. out cunning the other
day, his gun went off accidentally and the load
passed through Of his legs sbettcring it that
smputation became necessary.
There is not much news in city to-day The
market remains steady. Sales Of zoo barrels Howard
street flour at 81 rs, which Is the current price
City Mills, 50 IS. Corn meal, SO Is. sales of
red wheat at 100 a l0i ccnis; white do, l05 a 5
cents per bushel; white corn ST. and yellow 80 a
90 cents; oats, 81 cents; rye, 90 cents.
The tobacco market is very firm large sales
prices tending upwards Maryland common
docks and seconds SO 90 "a 50; good crop 90
n 2o; and fine reds So SO The inspections of
the week are ,307 hhds.; Of which sl2 we're Mary
land, 1913 Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Whisky % ~ cents. Wool firm at 10 a 80 cts
for picked. 20,
Stocks quiet. Sales Of n shares Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad al ~, Maryland &c, loi bid
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DEATH or HON. HENRY NEE.

DEATH OF HON. HENnY MES.
MIR. STEV EMS, of Pennsylvania, (aftcr the read
ing OF the Journal rose and addressed the House
as follows:
MIR, SPEAKER: Itis my painful duty to announce
the death OF another member Of this House. The
Hon. Henry NEs, late representative Of the fif-
teenth Congressional district of Pennsylvania, ex-
pired at his residence the evening of the tenth
instant. For long time he had been afflicted with
a painful and wasting disease.
DR.. Mes native of the borough of York,
where he constantly resided until his death. His
parents were among the most respectable and in
iuential citizens Of that ancient town. Properly
appreciating the benefits Of knowledge, they gave
their son a liberal and professional education He
rose to considerable enlinenc and acquired large
practice in his profession; which he followed until
the people of his district required his public ser
vices. 'st' @
How he was esteemed here, need not inform
you who knew him. 'i'.
a7 When his health permitted, and sometimes when
it would hardly justify his attendance, he was assd-
uous in the discharge of his public duties. At the
commencement of this session Of Congress, he rose
from bed Of sickness, and at great personal risk
came here to attend the organization Of this House.
did he permit himself TO be day absent, until
disease rendered him too feeble to attend.
Few men possessed as great and as enviable
popularity as DR.. Mes. He was repeatedly elected
TO Congress from district which never returned
any other man of the same political party.
His prosperity was not accidental, nor eyanes
cent for his constituents had known him from his
childhood. 1t was founded on the most aniable
osity, and unfegned pity for misfortune were
prominent characteristics OF his nature No child
of affection was ever 30 poor or humble as to Geek
his professional or pecunary assistance in vain
The poor and the afflicted wereall his friends, and
their sorrow at his grave will do honor to his
obsequies than would the most splendid equipages
OF the great
He has left behind him numerous respectable
attached, and mourning friends, but not single
enemy.
If the blessings Of the unfortunate, and the sin
cere prayers OF pure and grateful hearts, fur
nisb safe passport to better world, his has been
happy exit from this.
move the following resolutions:
Rssolred, That this House has heard with deep
sensiblity the annunciation of the death of the Hon
HESRy Mes, member from the State of Pennsyl.
vania.
Resolred That this House tenders to the relatives
OF the deceased the expression Of its sympathy in
this affecting event; and as testimony Of respect
for the memory of the deceased, the members and
officers of the House will go into mourning by
wearing grippe on the left arm for thirty days.
Resolred, That, further mark OF respect for
the memory Of the deceased, the House do now ad-
journ.
The resolutions were unanimously agreed 10,
And the House accordingly adjourned.
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by electric telegraph from London to Liverpool 3lst
..t., a.lt AugHt.l

ta'r SATURDAY--l24, p. m.
BY the completion Of the electric sub marine
telegraph between England and France we are in
possession of news to late hour on Friday even
ing, a0th Two other provincial councils--those of
the Haute Vienne and Grouse (both Socialist de-
partments) have expressed wish in favor of
revision Of the constitution. The council general
Of the Haute rejected the proposition, as contrary
to the law Of 1888, and only for that reason.
The Presidents ToUR.--Cher bourg is decided
on-he is to leave Paris on the Sd of September and
return on the 18th. The weekly accounts publish
ing by the Directors of the Bank of France show
that the cash on hand has increased 1880, 000f The
commercial bills discount ted hay eincreased 500 000f
The protested bills have increased 0000f. The
bank notes in circulation hayo decreased by $780,
oooi The balance to the credit Of the treasury has
increased 6 0,000f f
Bourse continues dull in absence Of speculation,
Elves opened 90 80 and closed SO co. Threes, SO To-
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