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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

FKPURsUAHCE Of the saogas Of the County ofseu
York hereby all having CLAIMS aSaIn''
WILLIAM K BUSH lats City New York, deceased 70
present with vouchers thereof to the suescree al the aa
John Audsress No IS Warrington Market the City Of new
YORK on 9l day Of April usIDsted New York tho
'N'''''D way " JOHN ANDARIEsE, Administrator
oI- lavsuTht MARGARET A BUSH, Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

I'm PURSUANCE of order OF the Surrogate Of the County o.
aNay notice hsreby 70 al persons having CLAIMS
1rant ANDREW ZIMMERMAN ,a OF the Cky OF DO
esaed 10 present with vouchers thereof TO he
ntthe stors OF Wallis Bradshaw No s. John stres IL the CI o.
view York on OF hsfors the day OF November na1L
D " ' CHARLES ZIMMERMAN, R,.,,,ara
iaw5mYh JAMES RtCBAhDo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

TR,SsE.-Thc election, have closed with.
out any disturbances whatever. The oE .
declaration IT the mcu,b,r, returned from pa.
ls took place on Friday morning, when ts
three socials, candidates, Cannot, Vidal l
FIur, were declared duly elected. Thru.as
from Pan, on Tuesday and Wolrcsdry w.s
Of a more tranquil character than f,r -0n.
days past, and al appearances of 40 cm..n
are at an cdI SIX representatives, of ,e
Mountain have proposed 40 amendmcn,ro,. Oh.
budget for the reduction VI 100000 iraars
10 the allowance to the Parochal clergy
ESGL,SD.--ln the hous, Of commons. o1
Tuesday night, the stability of the ministry
was strongly mcnaccd. VI. Huu had given
notice Of motion, that the house address OBJ.
crown to direct that negotiations may b. FORTH
with entered into, iorthc purpose Of releasing
this country from an treaty engagement, with
foreign slatcs-ior maintaining armed vr,srh
on the coast Of Afnca. 10 suppress the irlf-
IN slaves, aud the morning previous tothrd.-
bate on this motor, Lord John Russell called
meeting Of the friends and supporters 0i
government, 100 Of whom attended his I0Dl.
ship, a. also dad Lord overwhelmingly
informing them that should this motion ccar-
red, he should resign his Office. The result
Of the division at night, vas, that the motion
was lost by a majority of ~
ArsrRA ASD lIuNG,RY-Two columns Of
the Pc,th Zeitung are filed with the scn,ca.
ccs passed by courts martial upon the person,
who have been comprised IN the late Hunrar-
ian revolution. An the sentences Of death
have been COMMITTED to terms Of imprsoa-
mcnt IN IRONS in the Publications, for period,
Of twelve to sixteen years.
An inuHdation Of the Danube has caused
immense Injury in Hungary, especially At
Comom, Raab and the kaspcr district FIJI
teen thousand persons have taken refuge 4,
Raab in the greatest desttution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

perspira,ion stood on his brow In grca, drops.
For the above named space Of time the most
solemn and unbroken sileIice was maiies,cd
by all present. Judge Mcrriek then rose from
his sea, in the Bar, ard went round into the
dock and took the prisoner by the hand, vhis-
pcr-l a few words in his ear and then parted
with him, leaving the prisoner affected to
trars-somcIhing which We have not before
witnessed since his trial commenced.
lie was rcmandcd 10 Jail.
On Monday morning, Dr. Webster was
brought into Court to receive his sentence
Judge Shaw asked him he had any thing to
,,y why the sentence should no, be Pronounc-
cd. lie sisui6rd tha, he had not. The
Judge then. IN a tou,hing manner, pronounc-
Cd SENTENCE or DEATH Whcn the
sentence was uttered, the prisoner dropped
his head AMI wcpt bitterly. Allprcscnt were
deeply affected. Ancra few moments violent
grief. DR.. Webster assumed his usual com
rcsurc. At halt pas, nine he VAS placed IN
the custody Of the Sheriff, and rcmandcd TO
prison,
TINS Jruy. We Learn tia, the Jury, AZ
Ter retiring, pursued the following very judi
riou, cour,,. Amer retiring tn their room
they resolved to defer an discussion on the
subject, ard tina, the space ot some ten min
u,rs should b, devoted to silence, during
which. each mariva, to cndcayor To forget the
brllian, appeal. which had been made Ia his
sympa,hic,, and carry his mind hack upon the
bare facts IN N, case, as they Wcrc really
given IN evidence.
At the conclusion Of 'his period of silen,
and solemn ,houch,iulncs, the question was
pa, by the Torcmln-"Wcrc the remains m
question which were found Ia the Medical
College. portions Of the body ct DR. George
Psrlmanw IN, unlnimou, answer was
YEA" The second question Immediately
follow "a. "DI John w Webster ILL Dr.
George ParLmau'" Tho unanimous answer
was "NEN" go The ih.m question was then
asked. " DID Prof John " Webster wi'iulIy
and with mllIc, alorc,hourh,, I'LL and muir.
Der Dr. George Parkman ?" The answer wa'
Iru Yeas aad ono Nay.
Mr. Green was the juror IN doub, H.
stated h., doubt, that It va, based upon one
distinct point. \ discussion was then enter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

WEALTH o. CALToRSn.-Thomas Butler
Kings official report Of his mission at Cali
fonia has been communicated 10 the Prcsl-
dent. though not yet made public. Mr.. King
estimates the value Of the gold obtained IN
California, up TO this time, at fory millions
of dollars. The product Of the current year
he also estimates at forty millions and the
aggregate product ofthc two succeeding years,
1851 and 1852, at one hundred millions. He
recommends 10 the United States government
not to sell the gold lands, but TO grant leases,
or permits, for digging and washing gold on
them, at a rent Of one ounce for every pound
obtained. lie advises tina, no permits or lcas-
cs to be issued to any bu, cItlrSps Of the Uni
ted States, or persons who declare their pur-
pose OF becoming United States citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Latest from California.

The steamship Cherokee arrived at New
York on Friday morning. from Chacrcs, with
the mails from San Fnnci-Co To March J.,
and 100 passengers. The letter mail contains
30 900 letters. The steamer Georgia had not
arrived whcn tho Cherokee leh Chagrs, and
fears were entertained for her safety, as she
Was several days over due.
The total amount OF gold by this arrival IS
81, O53,i7l 90.
A large fire occurred at Chagrs, on the
evening Of March ed, by which the most of
the old town Of Chagrcs was consumed. Much
property waS lost by the natives.
A revolution had broken out IN Guayaquih
The rivers OF the Sacramento valley tribu-
tary to the noble stream which courses through
its midst, have skunk back into their rocky
beds, and the towns along their beds arc len
high and dry, and accessible since the fOOds'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

Al .lr..N the tf,lrr frufs IlFsFatra-
q, Iys,... lac,
What l now r'l'', occurred during 10"
prevalence OF we v ''''''1 J." NC" ''''''' ''
The winter OF '9''-l''
10 tie m'n'I'> OF N''em',' anu ''',''''.''
ISIS was 20 business IN very I''l''"'
and beautiful village about "Oo miles above
Mobile, called Mind, M Dallas Co.. Ala
\ prnccly planter, named Philip Weaver
living 10 the place, had sru' TO New Orleans
for skilllul Uorkucn IN s'uo'o work. To fin
rsh the walls and ornamental work OF a'PIcn-
did and spacious house he had hu'I' Tor h.'
sole and only daush''f-hary 0l name VIM"
vas 'i'o'h'l' and expecting soon '' ''A''
this go'd h'h'i anal iond mo'hcT-ior nus
hand embrace.
Among these joo'n'lln'" ''"h NC" W.
leans was ono who e''.ri h''"'.'' f"',''1..,
r'a''''ri ON U1o'. ms '''''" 'F'''-''
about Tee village attended ''.','' meetings q
waiting "n 'he dear sisters m'''"t lows 10
\. u. and 60 ana Iha'IN '"''''"'" 'n WIN.
ming the confidence and affections 81 a ''"u''
iul and H't1s yogng lazy a m.'l'''' AHu
drr,s.m1Acr' living 30 me place. Wei KNOW"
aud highly respected, Hut Ike most a'i 800.
gle women, shc, ioo, wanted a husband and
knowing uo c,ll at this man and being "
moran, Of The aT,, and .ucAsui soiuecr' She
after a e" months acquaintance Was mar"'o
tu HIM And now her troubles Began ana
her trials proved GeE a good, Nruou' and
true woman.
- - ~ ''''''''' ""H'''' -'
NV ''''','1'" IVY '',' '',''' u" ''' ''''
'"i'' ,'' '''' d" WV "-''' -''''
""h'I'' "'''''' .''' ''''' S''''I N"'"
bad tins money before ne mario" "''' WI
'hc day ai''r '''' iA'sd sep NJ WIN "' n'"
made wife, embarked oo board u' steamer
%0"a i"f NJ" orleans. N'''''' '"'''' Tue
I'.N" '""N ''' w "'.'. W ''' ''''.'
h'i '' ".' money ANU vac" '''''o'.' "'' ''
rake, and prostitutes. but though saa m''
DO visit these haun's o' s'nani "'''sh'dn',''
thcy can discern virtue and goodness in a g.
male Harr, Ias, as clearly as d.d ihc spies Of
old blblc times, dUgc"m andd.sroyrr goodness
900 " the hlrlo' iahnb.' And thus 'hrs poor
betrayed, wronrcd, and suffering young wo-
man found horse,iln house with prostitute
and their male coauIuiorS YET, la' Cod ol
Hannah, and Sarah, and lbar1ll, was with
her, iha, no man approached or rcproaehci
her. Her sadness and grief awci the wick.
ed and inspired their respect 4 Young man.
IanI | am sorry to say %, but !, Is too true,
tha, a great many Of the Young men IN New
Orleans. are IN the habit OF visiting the a..
s,rnation hou,esl ami thu, time II was the lot
Of a YOUNG man 10 prove a saviour and dsl,,.
,rer IN ,lI, wrs,chcl Young woman. for. on
lc,m,p, her story. b., rayc immediate notice
10 the police. who promptly arrested her in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

never was married TO him, and her children
all bddardi rather than have him sent to
the States Prison And thus did these two
RoJie hearted, wrougcd and suffering women
do, to save this villain and scoundrcl from the
reward Of his Perfdy and mcanness. Such
women, like those mentioned in the Bible
should be honorcd and loved by all good wo-
men, because, though wronged, they "'y-
terod u PATIENTLY" knowing, that in due time
+" God will reward them according to their
works" So they both refused 10 appear
against hGr LpJdnd, and he was according
ly daily discharged from custody, and wife No.
., resumed her maiden name, and returned
again to her friends IN Allbama. Pass hun
round.
ia mothrr's love.
There = .uch TENDERNESS; the lhroc' AMI chord
Woven with cyory 6brc IT hrr heart,
Complain, like delicate hsrp-string', at brcalh :
Bu, love IN man !. one deep principls.
which. like a TO, gro~n in riitei rock,
Abidcs the tempest"
',Ths sweet. the thrilling music Of a ,hii'
How /, doth asoniic IN 'orOW'' hour
mother's heart
Yours truly, CoRSetIrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
lTor lbr psun.rsrl
The Almonds OF the Ear or TonSils,

The Two small h.NI,s. called the Tuusils
....,.,r,,rry know, by ,h, name Of Almonds of
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tackled los acute inflammation followed bN great
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

SEsSISo ALv,. A young man named
Green, going overland to California, last SEA
son, killed an Indian squaw from pure mis-
chief. The tribe found /, out, and made
Green's party give him up, under a threat
that they would kill the whole II they did
not. They then took him, stripped him, and
skinned him from head to foot in presence Of
his friends. He lived about four hours after
the terrible operation. Green and his party
wen, from near Galena, Illinois.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
0nt NrfurN Democrat.
rHRIS. TUESDAY, ArRlL ., 1850.

49, -4l..srilrrs a. The p,mrcrlt ia S1uth rs-is
,,1y,-,alt,. vii h.ry, tsr h1d tbTir Tarrs AZ The
s,ofs II M-ssrs. RUST \ YOUNG.
L. NafvaN NlTa-r 1nj VI,iuIyr al The Slvir o.
JEREMIAH HOWE.
o. RurkhrL Nirs-y AMI vicinity, a. ~ ii','lp
: VWIpGINN. Ess. A. sarh gi Nhfh lL.se'
The, vtJl ~ delivered rsf ~ pr.irg'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

Srap, and hsidrai, r,,P,eiiHg he ChOi'ra IN
Nee Orleans, ne OrerGor, 80, N 1919,
Bee resident eiii.sn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
LETTER No. VI.

FEYrHuro. Mr., April, 1850.
EpiruRs or Tvs OxroEp DrNocEAr K
A Woman's Love and Suffering.
"what j, that a, and sidiy ,hiry,
urbnruc on faoy'. gliusriog wing
whyh seem, 10 silver notes 20 'ng,
AnIo zach ,srn, a niirucc lin;
'r,s Woman love
The bring thi, that smiles at pain,
Tia, lightly wen the oprrrsso,'' chain--
That meet, ulfn-,cl the rack, the flame
In hopc, Joy, trro', 'iill the sane,
II, Wo,nan's n'c'
r. them Who 'csk to cast away
The priir " vahir bu, day.
az p,1urri, l'o1's rgN'-Trw,NT'
All dread the tender. mute icsIair--
az Wsaass i,,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

him several limcs during the newt week. His
Behavior was pcrfcc,ly natural.
Joseph Kiidcr, swon. ! am druggis, in
Court strc,t. A little before o'clock on the
sSd Of Nov. Prof Webster called at INV shop
and purchased a boS containing SIX bottles Of
Cologne.
Mary Am Webster, daughter Ofthe aocu-
scd } sworn. On Friday, the 25d Of Nov.
my father came home ahout 5 minutes before
q o'clock. H. remained until o'clock and
then accompanied me TO a nc'glhor's house,
where / remained yful ~ o'cloCk. When
returned. IN, father lg, INC Ia. My father was
at hrm, a, diun,r che uCu day be ,oek 'e1
at humc and s,sui ,h, evening Niih rs read
inc. On SUNDAY forruoIn be went 10 church
aud IN the .6-moyu wen, into Boston, as be
80, O, Sc DR. Tr.ns.s ParkmaH, and inform
him hs, he hal paid ms brother some money
cu the afternoon OF BIS disappearance.
Ms, wo's,rr ,r.,.frs ,ba, hcr father took
dinner and tn and spent III, evening a, home
dur.rr The remainder IT that week.
Harriet +. Webster, sister OF the above,
testified her Gilrr came between . IL AMI q
O'Clock on Friday, the 81 OF Nov, tina, De-
,1ra, that cgra.a. a, VI. Tr,alU,ll's, Iha,
shc sgl hcr sister returned At twelve o.,lock,
and were lc, 10 by her father, that be spent
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-, d, nm
A., T,r,.r, Wen, 70 live with Prof
w.r.,r-s rm,ry o., The Ie,h Of Nov He
h-..Jr...l Il, brm. every morning ancr /
,...,,.s-. rrrI n. Ma. arrested
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.r....-.-,-r... I..,,,..r s ~ and G O'Clock.
D.. C7y5.I I.rois testified that ,hr hole
.- rr.,-,e. r.. .tt have l.r-a made with a stick
p-.f II,-.s.-l testified ,rst chemists have
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vr,rr emilio mrto distinguish d, from others.
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.r..,...,..... f,sff.- 5rrrsrsr-r ,,b.rh Was
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Pc Tr.-forn sworn. Dr. W,b,,rr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
rRIAL oF professor WEDsTER.

Oi th- ulrr1-'0s WI SUNNY Ni''' a'' ''
mans disappearance, Dr Webster called at
nv housc and said that he was the person who
called an ry brother u0 FRIDAY io0u"on that
DR.. Parkrnan ,all,I az hrs Oilce between enc
and two o'clock anil received from him SiN3.
Dr.. Webster arpgarci hasty and nervous. !
should L-Syri'r il ~ a business business.
S,murl y. Fuller, police odicCr, sVom.-
Testified he discovered the tea chest which
appeared 10 D, allied with minerals. Tie re-
mo,cJ the stones, ard discovered under them
parts Of human body, covered v.th tan. He
found IN tbs In, Knife which be thought
would Il, thr hole i1 che rihs.
samuel Pl-lm7a Blake, sworn. am "a
r,Iatsy, ofDr. Parlm1D. lca'i,d on Monday
amer thr murder. o., ,hc Medical college. to
S-r NJ. wIsrrr. VI. Lu.rf,Id informed
lInth1,Ivr.h,lt1s him. lva.,ri long
TIM ,a thr entry al vas q DIS, admitted ]
crqu.r,d or d. Webster u w. cou'd 's'I any
,h,r- alou, ,hs bl', which De- F1.d To- Dr..
Parlman. lie slrd hr cou,lB't rrcolr't bot
o1s. and that va, q hundred dollar b.il ou tle
N,w England Bank ! Thought h.s manner
peculiar
G. b >arsvg1'h--' police '''''l' ''','.
d. Webster vas IrG 900 my rus'oiy no DE-
4I on the evening OF ts arrest i!r called
tor water and J-rrl several Tunes. Inquire.
.r.hrv tI found ~ par>uan Told hm {
wished hs would u.- AZ wr AMY questions Oh,
i'vas NOT proper t.r mr 90 answer '..". %.
said " lua m.'h' u., mr something about .'.
Nhrr' a.a they On. h.m-'.a i'N .." '..
whole gt thg hntg-h"" came i.'' '' '.''.'.
mr--yh, my children, What ".. u.E .'--,''
what Will trry 'hn, ., m., Da.1r aa 500
eco rmmaErr. ] g.,t Oh. tHy'"rII anN
kaIy bod ar-r-. rnh.. ura r-va.g aTarmrua,,
but th- porter Who ma,.. ,ar ars. T..-
v-va Far.. ola fN sr-.n', when o. sa.-
"THat u'an-lan ra.arl man. ai
forward, ac-mFa.HI f.r prisoner 90 Oh.
NcJrI College m. 'r.a appeared N.u
much a-.utrI. called .ur water. h.r e..Hrr,
DIN, DO. VI >..Ev.arh.r exhibited -rmr
krys trr ..-y which rr naaF a Dr.. W,a-
s,.r's r-ra'. ra.u. rr. SHELF u.l together
Tho l.y, O., different d.urs u Oh. college.
oue u, Hrm t.- o. l,g- .i tr a.ss.,n.-
room. WU.r rr Dr.. 81, brought ug tr l.
examined r OH. uuI# r..-t. 7 al 20 lm,
..p.s,,-. have Sound aa. E..s" l,.rr-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-18
THE TOWN MEETING on SATURDAY.
Adieu, my Dear Sir,
COMMUNICATION

An unusually large number attended the
Town Meeting on Saturday, called to consider
the matter of the proposed location Of the Crn-
trail r ,road through the Rlyinc into the VII
lagc, so as 70 established a Passenger Staten
noar the Public Square. E%-President WnEE.
LER was appointed Moderator OF the Meeting.
We have seldom seen larger assemblage Of
the people Of the Town, nor one which more
patiently and atten,Yely listened to the some
what protrac,cl discussion that was had on the
frat OF the business propositions which we're
hronrl,; before the Toxn-an evidence Of the
public interest which the projected location Of
the Central Railroad has awakened 'nIny us.
The first >iton-that the Town approve
the proposed location &c.,--wa- discussed for
more than two nous b; WYLAYs LYnAs, Prof
G.. W. Bayrplcr, l.. +. CHTrEyoEt, f. y.
SrAysB"RY, aud others. in favor; and by }. \.
PoNEEoY, CHARLES ADAMS ami II. B. STACY,
who we're opposed to any expression Of appro-
btiion on tie part Of the Town, on the ground
that it is Il matter in which the action uf the
town would b, uuea ory that the suggested To-
cation o: the road from NJ ,n Street to the Like
is highly ob,ction,ble, and that the rcnaindt:
of tie line is not practicable, with any a.on.
able grade or expense. The Meeting however,
properly deem u these objections matters with
/ when they had iitIe to d., and the Resolution
WAS adopted by very large majority, as fol-
lows:
! Resolved That we approve the proposed TO-
] ID 1 Il II.
/ the Rlvine into the village of arlington in
5 lch manner as is practicable for the estab-
lisment of the necessary Passenger Stato on near
the Public Square, " though such location may
! ,l,tersect several OF the public Highways and
occupy others
The third article in the Warning was then
Henry WHITNEY, JAs. w llI,NoX, WM.: u.
WILKIys, jr., and DAN LYON were appointed 80
- Committee to act with the Selectmcn in the
" discharge Of their duties touching such loo
= ton of the track or road of said Company"
Ga motion of w. LYMAN, Esq, the matter
embraced IN the Fourth Artlcle,-to wit, the
sale and conveyance :! Of the whole or any part
'cf the town lot situated on the South side of
college Street, to said Company" was refer
red to the Seectmen and the Committee raised
under the previous article, with power to act as
in their discretion, they should think proper.-
Tie meeting adjourned
We understand that an accurate instrument
tai examination Of the proposed route has been
m de by the Chief Engineer of the Central
Road, JANE' MOORE, E-q and that map and
profile Of the line is about completed.
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81 our ab.c ana ldlllthI senator, Judge PHELPS
from the 10 TN AHgS of yesterday. When
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respects the sincerity and the stability Of her
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