The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-16
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Through the same source, learn that all the sertif-
Gates Of deposits of gold dust issued prior to the Slss
q ts 20. r 1880 Sn n:1 ..u. n o
certificates has been made commencing at No. l."
The coin Is not yet ready for any portion Of the new
The call for meeting on washington's Birthday,
Of such democrats Of the city AID county Of Phia-
q IT.. or u S.
society," appears to meet with more favor than was
generally anticipated Indeed, should not be sur
tween the Kickspoo and winnsbago members of our
democratic family, ~ to who should or should not
is 'I nisy to be felt from one end Of the State
to the other commencing, say 1t the New York
n; .hsss the ssstIy En-. voo
of free soilism and terminating ct the line which d.
vdes the Keystone from the Old Dominion and where
the border folks have natural anities for the pecu
liar institutionsD As our representatives at Wash
ipgton cannot will not settle the slavery question:
good old debt burthened State intends to settle
il on her own hook just in the same way that the city
Of New York saved Congress from the selftmmolstng
sacrAce Of violating the constitution by purchAsng
Washingtons Farewell Address, and by sending ex-
petition after Sir John Franklin.
Among the dts is, that Joseph r. Ingersoll, Of
this city, is to receive the mission to Prussia. Very
The arrivals at this port during the month of Janua
amounted to 60lcoastwise (mostly coliers), 500;
foreign s. In January lS49 there were only 20 for
eign and lis coaswise arrivals.
Fears entertained for the safety Of the ship North
Star, Captain Bishop Of this port She sailed from
Liverpool for Philadelphia on the 10th Of November
last and has not since been heard Of
The dwelling of MIR. John Miles in Walnut street,
above W ashipgton square was entered last evening
by burglars, and robbed of large amount OF silver
plate jewelry &c. This daring act committed a. an
early hour of the evening. created no little excite
msnt and drew large colestion OF persons who we're
passing
70 The market dull for wheat At 81 % for
IS cents The cotton market is animated. Sales Of
Upland and orleans, at lsh to IA cents, on time.
showing still further advance The fayoIe securities
Of from per cent yesterdsys rates
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ming Mail, Of the l4th inst gives the following tes
mony Of Darius Taylor the young msa im plioAted In
the murder Of M,ss Adsms;-Went with the deceased
day December 81 at about dark stood at the gate way
and saw her pass into the housethen left; arrange
produce an sbortion Is deceased said With the sI-
pectation Of returning In three or fonr days or
ssd che AID not return; search Was made BY him,
TO find traces OF deceased in Lowell and Boston, but
without avail; Mrs. VIM, an aunt Of witness CALL
| ed, under assumed name, en- Mrs Clark st wit
nss request but obtained no satisfactory account Of
deceased told by Mrs Clark that deceased called
the of Dec n under the name OF Ann johnson,
but did remain, leaving the house immediately,
saying she going to Lowell TO put herself under
the Of q celebrated practitioner there witness
called three four times In the space Of two three
weeks but obtained satisfactory account OF what
s hs eSs
One witness testified that he saw the bag containing
the body, In the place whore was found on the 6th
day Of January last but did not think 1t worth no.
tcing.
Another witness rays part Of the baggng resembles
straw bed covering filled with straw BY him sometime
| ago for Mrs. Clark. The bed cannot now be found.
There 10 also large gold chain and some meney miss
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