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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

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rae q * ,.5sts-s 7ef Veek z s-Pry csos-. az
~ T-..e 1890 'ercsssl, soi az '-ver l-s 40
e.r-d .71gay Ia-- tol % -lsse. s,oIt 1880 P-1-.
e..es sy1, ne PEN ar- ca. - fsr re s-s ..a.-
ls--sy s-,9 rig = Trl-- 81 a. fs-s . .ls -i-s-.
ne. sae.-.-ga wy extensive rl-Al leaall age
a1al-f p Iridium . o. co1rss consumed every y,sr 20
Tie 1.uers rl.u1r of Peas s-a-f 1r-c e.el nc ~..-.
rec-.rss eec-e8 sol-' carf-T --s-l ron ae -.l.s
..3-r-e 70 ax re- oc-G-s the -rss- waste nj s e.
te-.' e WHOA weave before sqok-- We .trs .-..-.
So. -ts.s- a9-r-. or w. ---trei l1r-.s i1-l1 q
u.e3 u- -~r- yes Pr ne G.tee- Na.1fs--urs n ,.s
----r. es.as..s'1 10 rs ~ or o'F- country
Ml'lry ,e tls-ess Ia usnssc.~t for -re vear 70
..5asr 5- The sass e-- -r.- Operators we have es
20 reader v ave- ol.l-le- al 'iea % -,e elo--e1.
sy-rt g1.s v.,1s-. of IS Apparently simple a1t fssy
.slc-.e. uo., i..ee-15g a-d low clts --sp--sa,.-
braaca q InilsIy liza striking evc~1ce n re .;y
u se Sew word % compe-e VII SD even - sure
1.ss me Old 70 lserC-i ie-srfnens c. AsulalcIri,g
I-.ls,rv ;hst or ms-rfscturars hsve beea ensh'-d
by tt.r Superior fs-1es f7r otta-- c1ureie1; S0-S-
.es and iasar-savar .0o.- blt 80. more ~ tie ar
greater e1ie-f q "a dsri.ld 10 LIS country sri '.e
fac, that 1-r own nsk-rs cary ooi4.lec -oIiEo %
hs make % f1r-h the Col Per- for yes. q; r.ss
ris-.y lower rt-1 flse --arFf- t t---a1t Wen
rrst introduced 41 -l--1a- -- ls rIi.@ Il eA- I'-
aloue lryit1oui 81 Description cd. -- y-,s or nearly
s. Here the whole --s b-; b. ,aAi rrc-, 8 =. I
ordinary syer cases ah 1g sdl.-oos. Pens- . ea-
ailei upon our ,ns1al-r.r ay tle simple c.r-Isan
Of Zoe rinportsaon ~ BE- r.un through E-g 81 hsuti
4 hsrdsore ard wel-ue7,ei Compliment hss been pad
ty NJ Hsv ans N he 81 AZ rn-u'iy Of tie American
manufacturers 70 he flov.Hs srg .seeu'el While coz
rssrrg he progress -f bis mention n e. snd AID Aric-
ca an rec 20 confess be says thar 'le New FORA
Mao1f,crrers -sve ai.artei m1-s 5ero1i Is1sich
,ae .1se-l.fy OF nc American vl-kne1. wh7 c. ch' 10
z shess, having oeel er-ogragsi al eK'-ted 10 Pie
colsnculu & several s5ofssvss 'oos az s-iy inet
ols n xcrsi1-Tte he st-gsi Ani e'wcll alone Zee
ns o. be E1g-l wo-SmeB 3 ny employ formed coy g
tb, introduction ~ tools nd method. OF working INFO
r1y lnAnufscc0 even when Ea.ny indicated hv eyP@--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Cnnada-Ncw Trouble Education.

Correspondence o. Inc IriDluc
hoSTREAL. Feb. y. 1867.
The Iepaguanoe with which our French Cana
dian population receive any suggestions involving
the principle OF direct taxation familiar 70 those
who have studied their history The traditionary
recolections Of period when the French Sow
oreieus. in the exercise OF absolute power ex
acted the money and labor Of the subject have
been transmitted 70 the present generation in
adequately educated if that instruction can bs
deemed education. which chiefly consists Ia render.
ing the people dependent upon the Pnests-yet 50
Of en- Guped and victim'zed that they have become
suspicious even OF their priesty guldes-and
grudee them the tithes imposed by law. This rae
has been called upon in conformity with the Schyo
Inv 10 submit 10 direct taxation, ami ID ncets 90
s:~et.ii g Imagination 20 fancy that direct taxation
is Of cid impos,s thst which they moe dread. The
Goveru- may be dishonest yroira and arbitrary
no7 impo-e sny amount OF i-du'c, iaxa'ion-H ~,
.lIslcr the 81 ne COLONY bat long es The
hlb0nh exempt from e practical operation Of pa ne
cl.a fo tie iaXgaff ereT uey are apsih"rc.
The indifference from insufficient education he
van - lhsi requisite training ALa Instruction whir
pi)mps ~ g4cncd population 10 H'csushe prLcipce
race susceptible IN the region Of the Poctel haze
been moved Of VIC enre IN vsro1s sections Of MS
Province OF Lower Canals, where the msjoiiiF - corn
posed OF French Canadians IL IL not Ipedeut now os
the Administration the pFeiudices OF ~ 10
educate; population by STRIKING ibem IN TIE mosi soosi
preliminary education hight by which the reasonable
Of the might be examined The NJ nsry mey have
been ia nc cuGs but they mus be awarded the merit Of sir
lei for thcr most ardent supporters were The men no"
rankei ~ hoslle attitude opposing toe school tax
Acf- OF violence have beer committed IN The vicinity CO.,
Three vers and the counties 10 the northeast Of his cit
repressvo force has been called for and Mi Johnston
recently created Police Magistrate has proceeded 10 me
disturbed locality HisuRme is usually associsted win t-
FOuius Illegal body OF cavalry created by ne he3u
Mnisiry IN virtue OF police ordinance created by Ear
Durhain when our Constitution suspended ltls sad
his frceis be employed, bat as ne snow rom
tour 90 A feet deem The such cavalry force u
olesouable conf between The Forns and the French
Can would defeat the intentions Of tho Ministry Ia
rrslug h-n their design being rouse The decaying -
.uncts OF nauona iv by embodyng half military force
composed Of French Canadians, osensby TO oveTswe the
British residenis OF Montreal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
More about those Knocking.

Mr. X. Packard sends 1s not ulressona0.y
ioo2 letter On the Mysterious Sounds heari il
Western New Yors which we decline 70 publish
simply became il casts NJ new hsht pro or con. Oh
to lro ious q0estion-nsme.y, Have any sounds
been heard which were not produced ~ strictly
nature or pig sical causes p Or, 10 other words
Has anybody 10 " estern New York been p-.yi-
eyed % nod communication with departed OF Dis
embodied spirits M Packard assumes as IN
doubted that these 'rapPings proceed rom such
SPIRITS, which the very point on which We and
mos. others require evidence, and uotl that is set
tied W doat care t. hear anything On secondary
qIcs,ions. Mr Packard ssy, ne knocs toe follow.
ug, bit doesn't tel us low MAJ kno. it We
can prin; Of bis lettef only this extract
"Tiese lnootigs produced by the spr. of the Fad
abe themselves and he idea tsi u Dc prevented
By anY ingenuity Of Is perfectly prepOserCgs True
under cc4msances which cavleTs have trum phsrty de
CARED perfect evidence OF tcAey, these sounds have sp
Il eurg a. The option Of the producer 20 knock no
n auy place and any tine One Of he pee liar cOuu1g
ucai0ns 81 these spirits Rochester was that must
nyes gale the su0lsCt A.. inst in short tue ever t1
u0e yet come IN fyY; for, in addition 20 le expa
nsuu sm A90ut 10 give, stu greater evidence VIII Pc
given by TIE lfx mo NE wor1 az he whole hosi al sr
H. r'or.ded and mprlsoned-sn influx which every live
lns being via recognize aud admit Al gna4 70 De Riy
s0rlg. which every VII heaTa cfash of thunder
lsf viii shake the heavens and he csrhihs visitation
" Do commence The "a ace he dwelling and the hUub.s
cottage WI alike De entered by the Invisible beings Of az
o'her word. and him 10 leeds not thoir warning
For he hereafter denies the existence ana presence c
inom ~il practically deny the Spirl Of God who seds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
VOL. TX....To. 271

enhit'ered sceptic made up Of s.a.--ne-.;s cs.ca
lated t. prove me whole business ga imposture
s.noe that we have printed tx Rochester letters
. as FROM tie leadH- AM auweeried co..cuaef o..
tie Il, s;er.ous Knook.lgs. b,oadiy deDo1Lc.ag
th-sn az tie yrofSe., dslus % AID folly. 1--we Ue
10, greatly mistaken. TIE Commercial copied one
%. these e;;eT' wholly O. ia part. and pronoaacsd
j. coac.Usiye. We have paLied a.! Of any -ao-
raenf ths' either party has seen tt - send TIE
Commercial has given audience 70 one SIDE only
having decided he case be'ore hearing q 1.-THE q
the evidence. We DO not SCI: know what to make
Of i, bat are wiling others shall have the sane
means q Judging that We have That is the df
ference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
ReasoninS alta Mark.

CLAiRvoYANcE.-This humOug is being rapidly exploded
recent experiment made IN CIyuga County, by pa
chg twelve articles IN sealed box "a tie sub cct failed 70
guess right in single instance Its9uestiona0le Which
most Ia be rnedtbe fool who has faith enough In the
science" prepare for these experiments The knaye
who has assurance enough 10 Try them
u We end the above as Editorial in the col
aims Of a oo,emporary which is able and apt TO
reason better Let us consider it
Certainly not loss than thousand distinct. wei
sltested cases OF alleged Clsirvoysnce are on re-
cord a. having occurred at various times IN nearly
every quarter Of the civilized world; while in ln-
dls and other semibarbsroas countries, as well as
IN the history Of ancient Oracles, Magic, &c events
are recorded which can he credited only On the by.
Pothesis that Clairvoyance something equivalen,
to IL has vertable existence Recent medical
AMI other works arc full Of cases wherein Cairvoy-
nce is affirmed and can only be ignored on the RS
samptoa that mankind a set OF Srsceless, par-
roseess hsrs There are at least thousand per.
soas now living in America who unhesitstinsly az
hfn that they have wialeSsed ana listened 70 Nlar'
voyant manifestations.
Now ne never saw anything Of the sort having
been too busy with other matters - give the redui
ssts attention 10 this bat we cannot dis eheve the
testimony SO abundantly before all who VIII look at
H. vetwe sre very con6den. that there have been
cases Of s.mulstod or make believe Clslrvoyance--
cases IN which even Persons who had bcea CLAIR.
ycysnt land clam 20 the continued possession o.
Ae faculty when not = particle Of II remained e
aem-cases IN which persons never Clalrvoy AIN
have pretended to be SO in The hope Of gaining
rsaiety, mysuiying company or making money
We'll il seems that somebody who pretended
% Ciarvoysnce in Csyugs County tried to Prove
hnsef % on a particular occss'on and failed
wherefore. it ia argued not merely ts.s person was
aspsr clairvoyant bat sobody ever MAS, aud none
bar fool ever believed that anybody was -
What a gig aniie conclusion TO be drawn from such
LippeiiSn premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Fa-e On Ner.Ier,e, ksnroad..

T. ~ Ett,sr y ~ Trisvss'
srR-In TIE Trit4ss u lhe lsth LIST Je'-
.rynaa .ayA z pos, Of tae; iAs vsy-iaTe . more e1
se.svs - ne c. lhess rLrSaas AAn 'ss sFo1Sl-afe
Ls.us re Ia the Pz.atsPaa r.in hs ~.y fafe ron
Ns<-Y9-k 70 S-s-Br-1s~iek Is = -sn,a, iroG Sew
srrsuckt1 Pr.-cs.9r 81 csus, ron Pr-e-tor . Urea
90 3 e-n,. ,sd ;-o Tr=r.en 20 p AZ GO =
= c~-H 49, - 49,
/. tss Phla3e phis TsIs o. - C---1e1 &C Az.
- Coz azbov 70 sposwocd 3 oeris irDn sPo.'s -
10 B0rcen,o9r 81 GERS sac frol ScfcecoNh :. r. =
pttS 81, eruI Wa fare lES12a " ~; 4A'-sI
s.re - DS-rsrre 3 - -
4 Isreexr1a- rl.Er ~ AsLe AA---NlNAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Prom washington-Mr. Calhoun, Sc.

by Bgia's Toe9y1ph, efclasirey % The Trt'nHe
WAsHiScToS Saturday,, FEET. p
NJ. CALHOUN has abandoned all idea Of speak
~ in the Senate at present. Probably he viii
never speak again in that dignied BODY OF which
10 hos for - long a time been distinguished
member He is now debating 70 an cinaou mss
yrac remarks which be designs shall be read 10
be Senate On Thursday next. Me'srs. WFssTKR
s,A BFXros will follow in favor Of The Unon-not
exactly as it is but with the addition Of California
The friends q the Union feel that the prospects
# Dissolution are becoming smaller by de
grees and beautifully loss Yours, &c s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

ms 3, reported 5y the aioriry o. 81 A.
Coz. tee IL could o1'y he psralelsd By the mo
a81li4s 81 49, wors, days %. Br.ash -l.s. when
co--; ,sv0-t-s were pa-lPered N "esih o.. srln,s
d. n,,--1-5ss. TIL thew became to ciiols al ~
s.vs D. be bl-ne 5y The submissive tools q.
power
Ire as, interest -is, IS a, stake in every stare
e section at rbe Llcu. By the passage or Ee-ec
81. 1. ta.s CD Gus monopoly. . me on.y eA'1ss
.- f.-r 11-.1r - 4-era.lv from the Minority 20
-, t1a. as h.aa prepared. Iou must be yoi-
49, .-tse. vletna- 4. = worth TIE ace = ".
-l1y 90 .olr co mans. /. may o. Ne" = So
-at. .,s-y a,-l.aure sai exertoa tat Fan Be Fu.
l rem s.ii11. t-e hcl- used % secure pro.-nea
ri.a rh.s r.olopo 81 ard nothing bu' The prompt
increment .. tts people wi- proven; o. ALfhA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
New Publications.

ST"SARTAIN's MAGAzINE' March has an inter
eslng variety Of contents Including contributions from
Mra T. Eames, @ J. Foster. + q Onind Mrs kirk-
land Grace Greenwood Edith May snf Others with sew
cral excellent engrsvags Tie Editors cay hat Ihe de-
mand for tie Magazine the last two months Las been real
embarrassing and that they were obliged 10 stop III Tie
midst Of malns to reprint both the January AID February
nunbers (New.York Sold by Dewitt Davenport
70 "PETERsoS's LADIES NATIONAL MA6A-
ZINE" Macbl among several interesting articles contains
Tslo from New Contributor, entitled "The Valley
Farm" and an account Of visit 10 Amelia Opie, oy
Mrs Kirkland The literary matter In this numbeI is
superior 10 the embellishments ;New-YoIk: Sold by De-
viii DsyenPor)
~ THr LoSDoS QUARTERLY REyIEw,
Isp) discusses the Natural History Of Mankind" the
CLERGY Relief Bill" Life OF Lord Cloncury," Free
Trade" Venice and other subjects very dall num-
be- iNew-Ycrk Scott Coz
-" CREATION OR The BIBIE AND GEOLOGY
CONSISTENT" BY Rev JAMES MURPHY, ID. limo PIP -
Designed to show the consistency the Bible with ,he
present state OF Geological science, and to employ Geoo-
gics, facts sgch away 10 CONFIRM the Word OF God
and TO exhibit The great end OF Divine Revelation Tie
suhor lsbors these points with eommeadShle Industry and
yea, and In editing manner tNew-lors Robert
Carter Broihers)
~ DICTIONARY or MEcHANIos, No. I. con
pe.es the srcle on Boilers and contains, amons oAeT
Important articles one on Brick making" and one on
BORING Tools" filed wi,a Interesting sfol nation New
Yors D. Appleton Coz
- "DNuY BIBLE lLIUSIRarroSs' by JOINS
Kirrs. ID lGno. PIP s0S-A popular nlustrsroa Of The
s,be. especially designed for The family circle New
York Robert Carter BrotherI
- A MEDICAL APOCALYPSE, satire on the
Nev.YorA Academy Of Medicine New York pcSiii
4 Davenport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

rar ArLEsEp EaInEMIe AZ sIAsIosp. CI =

ALLEGED EPIDEMIC AZ STASFo.D, CT -
s,.ra5re pAysleLa- szrAAle eoutrEcictlon
q ,o,y receuly SCI Lsosi rat aa epidemic fever ssc
srosr OIL A. Sanford ard "a, siy Agnsrs asve already
Alien ve1rs % II lie says;
We csn fer SANFORD he rrs1G Of oas Of ne pleasant
"a I'D "a ziest ages n AeE Eas ard have t-sl =
--.rclrg phys,can tss vas- fsr tie last
vs.s I'D lave any fafz epidemic prevail
ber rever kce q Intermittent lever Or xinate
ber- .nt even sE7nna evers q nd type and VERY
easily cured Ooe ming . csS1tn, ttsre psce 70
C1nnecuccl where there arsey PET c-nfzse u cures
xad % su dsxLsB q y S1ee5rdh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

TaAr RocHTsTER KNOcKING,--We have here
fofs expressed opiucn vrry freely ard rsnA sooe
he pser,s;erOas hoax Imposition w6eh u . soved
nNes,t 10 pay OF Al koeoesi,f and 0tnef s"neosSiss
Nsoos eaaaraniee doss have appeared 10 ne heeaesN
r<2ess and olhess Ia ~ ISib.Rs Ut bis Cy nNi Es
sess ~ Aes sgfSsEiy 6etifsG elsv ~ sT. oe' % ~
a desiys iadHcs Aesf that no confidence was-
ever cold he placed teen by party sryioss CAY ~
o<der Com Az
y We viii convince The Commercial that II
kaoss better thsa to have made the above state
mcss The Tribune las printed the reports Of tie
0onnltsses Of Citizens Of Rochester. appointed BY
sPaeic meeting assembled TO investigate this sub
5ecb AID certainly not chosen frsm nor BY those
psV'oasy oetsvingin the sapernstar. origin OF the
na'ei'ass' Then We copied from the Adrian
Wsoabv9 the letter from Rochester Of q most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

A Rich FIGHT-The Legislature and People
Of Georgia haze been driven by their ostensible
horror Of the Wilmot Proyiso etc. into one con
gomers,sd huddle whereby al party lines aAd
distinctions were seemingly efiaced. Monitors Of
both sides Wed with each other Ia sinking all par
ty differences in their devotion 70 Slavery Heso-
lutons and Acts were unanimously passed, and
Delegates 10 Nashville, two from each party,
chosen by unanimous vote Of both Houses. One
would have supposed the Millennium had beefp d.
earnest
1t was oil my eve, though. The Lcco'Fooos had
a small majority in each House and, though quite
willing to use the Wings. could not forego tbe
chance to damage then'. Tho State was fairy
Dstricted for Members OF Congress Mt the proper
time, so that each party has chosen four Members
Of Congress at the last two or three Elections
the popular vote being nearly balanced. Another
election takes place this Fel--the last under the
present apporiionment--and the Locos are deter
mined 10 Gsrrymandor the Districts, so as TO give
themselves car Of the eight Members So they
have framed their b.l. and worried it through one
House. aud only beon stopped in the other by the
withdrawal Of the Wings in a body, destroying the
quorum Since then, the parties have been nego-
tiating-the Wings Offering to return and legislate
on everything else on the understanding that the
Gerrymander be left TO the last, so that the Wings
can bolt again whom that is reached il they think
proper That has not ye; been agreed 10. and
probably viii not as tho Locos are securing the
State Tor their absentecs hoping to make quo.
rum Of their own and pass whatever bills they
please, 10 thanks to their opponents It's nice
business all round, equal TO any exhibition Of
bunker and Barnburner Union and Harmony
ever exhibited at Albany or Tammany Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

STATISTICS or lSSANlTN-NtCEs AND PASSIONS
In summing up The ef ias1Rify The report Of -
Pennsylvania Hospital SAYS lniempeFence IS macs,
fnNes showing disparity OF nonhefs N favor o. omen
favorable 4, the thai the mothers 81 skind sne
acsediiah,e those who pretend 10 superiority over
hem a. lorcs Of creation TINS is ne rost ner
as clsss of esrses with The sole exception u eeass
ssresehihs OF hch probably caused BY infs1PeTaAs
and lhe cases OF IN health beng $50 ard he Whole n1neef
of patents Cor the being but as y WI cave NOR
han iwolhlrus o al The Of insanity q have beer
prollced y lhe excessive use Of AeohoL
These facts tom the record Snc these iacs were
addd 20 others 10 be found se books OF he Insane
Department 81 The bockiy slashoase, he srGnd toia 81
5siaan suffering AID degradation wogia sisTs scls's
ca haSi snd inc fervoce have ade i towAfo
tbs enormous source Of cnGe ard misery. Among oiSe
causes Ct he narrowing uslaav appears NTHi q
,.s,,zels-S2 males. tsn,ses-has sEap display ia TIE
.an-ro industry Of woaen AID Tie s2--F propensity ~
IA n.ss IA males; Tor hold hat ~ who rcc-ey
si..cs,d 10 lsoor can tud or make enpoyusn, Snd
,..s, = he source o! almost every wee aGi crSrsce
- ever disease fhaI iui-res Life ~ 4 sends IS res ers
10 he aase h- i&ll ~ The grave y oash % receive
- ,r,ss -srd 81 ne benevolent v b ee tls,cstc o.
,,,.h ~, veins frm he "a! lAi yS~us ~ desol aca'
IN ,.t- f,ctis Il a1oin~F pFJa-ltl- eAe.14t cause
-,S,.ies IS feuis,es N-showing The ofpressie1
o- ,'xsy, suser from TIE srous COW ards II
- 80 AssprororuOa between il=es ana lens - aAe
80 ,sbo!eso re eseon 10 a. family reatols Nv
ig cor'1gsl -Cu1cl4es - toe
,Ss,s,s INSTEAD = heslag family ans % "oIas O
pes,s "a reconc ilision klndness snd eve II -.
~, -. las ms. Attracts sie1loA - nc AseV 1Ft-
gsAs S f~.uales Without gong I'D ~ - s -
fhe.1 s,,.,rs ~ the f1sl results q wees Aha
=. rrsri f,rn al disease nssniiy are si ~ O. .'
moi a scesor,e lessCEs 10 ipdyid2a. A. We - -
10y A. aurght 70 receive commeusu Ae =. -
~" " lPhla@elpa,a Leas.r; -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Mr. Clay at the philadelphia WING Bah.

The PkIadelpila North American Of this morn
ing, IN rs notice Of the Wing Young Mems Bal Of
Friday night has the following incident
Aner u Sat a1atrs wa eonc uced q va announced
aafN Clay hsf arrived snd vcud nsks be spp,4T4nee
n he a. foorl 1n-d 1--iT b he I'D Of ne managers
folb,e ins wa formed 10 cenirs u ns room znd
r. sex uE1les s-r1sro Mr Cay appeared a. mo head
II ne staircase hsvez adv carr arm and escorted
b. Nsssr. Il Provost ard c. J. Heanis. ne par of
&c rfa1sg-rs. TIE chlsf manager, hcn. T. r. BsyUd
ha rs sutrsaes mo ne ron, and WA escort
az hia toward - hesd u he rocrl when UemspdOus
cer Vi zeeOn- broke forth az reterNsd ~iin en-
1EzsL Tae laoics waved t.sr fsSeksrcnisfs snd M
Ter siT grlcoGs smiles sn1 AMID r c.cpiDg u bands
i ~ ouaceg q voees be bseae i5e kcEcfsd guest
~ ev~uiaE
W1lie be ~shed down he svsngs he appliances were
--rsr1il.ns aoc sfes reac5inx ne music g4ery b.
urrec art - ne berg broken BE "a eg.sd
2. N a. Olc- considerable period .psaf The
chsnge o, sa1lSr0ls VIE ne v~nersos pxrot and ~
ca d he ugp@r res1ass csncin< rel1ctsnfs
o7~s - M Cay, h0VsTer ccnln1et 70 rscsigs eon
rs.ls.ers hs See ard teSty spcsarsrcs ard ssene
macs s5erec BY - Olr1rr of ent1us'ssn 10 rs o-os
he noTr- sfroos 10 "a c-rs ciz1g pss2ssnty 81 ~
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About 10 0cOck he ballroom = ID 20 - ItckSs
party All the dance Darsaisd Sila oassaA -
sppare1 iy e oyei VIA equally 11gsa4 les iD' '-~
psai7c foCA lnspr.lg airs,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

ONO -Thstwo branches ofthe Legislature have
disagreed as " the time Of holding an election for
Delegates 10 the Constitutional Convention The
Senate amended the House bil by inserting the
frs. Monday in Apnl, which the House nonoon-
cured in-3O to 30 Other points are in dispute,
and Committee Of Conference has been appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

Frnz-A, Poqghkeepsie, On Thursday last,
.s,r. s.rs. b~loagnz J. c Vincent b. Johnson spo
=. v,r<-rt asS dseiliEg aOuse o~ned By Ma Low
- 81 oie4 oy Mr. VEeerL we're terr0yec 81 fro The
.roSn. q lie c<s sore eao % each barr, sad soosi
- IL r,sktnx Il oss about sse Tiers vss "a as1-
rs.os ef 400 % sacA sGrr, ksd 300 - aesss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

~ The Pittsburgh Presbyterian Difficulties
hsg, b@en nlaiei by Rev M West aud los nsmbers
u church the a0b u lat city, being received formally
in0 ,h Ola School Presbyterian Church. ~ session Of he
Ohio Pfssbytery held ia PirsOursh on Tuesday last
protest nom minority u Mr. Vests Church was orsred
anl the table. after wbich ar West wse intsno-
gsed on certain theological points A1d tbs answers bonx
ausf,ctory h. ard hs followers received crmslly
n,O The body u no church
SSOw ~ ALABAAA.-The iOlo~ingm an exrat
N letter tom Tuscaloosa Asbams dated Feb H. 1880
FOR first Ia several We hsNS siEnt SLOW
storm Tho aekes Jaapaiui and white are driving
through the air while ! am writing 10 yOd sich scene.
us doubtless cOmmca, but here hoy are 80 rare gai
mention Il a. something VI cunOsly
~ The Supreme Court Of Nassachusstts has
granted divorce tho ground n desefion ne ev'
ience he Tyas>syI proving tbs msfAse To- ave
cured IA 30 and thar defendant la 1912 len her husband,
AID ois,d ne Shk' Ia Harvard, where shs sas srsnef
4ny up Tho present hDe, against Tho consent AMI
UiaHes n nheilans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

GEORGIA Full but not official returns from the
l.t Congressional District Of Georra give JAcysoS.
Loco. Is majority as the successor Of Hon T But
Igf KING.