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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-07
STATE OF VERMONT, ID

SIA.E bE tRNONI, he - renem-
p,tri,i of R4,la.. 1tpereo that =,
c syec,ai .,.-loH 81 the Probate Crurl ot the
,aIl plstfiet oi Rutsnd ED ~ Rat!and 10 aud
tar the saiI district, on ia. SosE "a, .i Oei.
\. II. lr-,J
" herrss Rufus Richardson, adm i-,rstor
Of the estate Of Il utus Richardson late oi Men
don, IN sad ci.,T,ct, deceased, tnts s.str, has
day Pfesehtrd I" the s.ld probate cour, pc
ttion "a Writing therein sitting tsfth certain
facts tending 10 show that he cannot eo,n-
p'r,r The ssiile meat Of sad estate wiLh'a the
lime already allowed HIM by sad court for
Ina, purpose, tia; The tii.r 30 SLOWED vii
eIp.ie The Han dsy al D-eembei 4. ID. i-so.
aud Therefore requesting sa'd coan 10 grant
ban lac cns~ to extend the tiGle aforesaid and
and sl-os Li.a un.h the lin esy Of Decf M
orr A. ID i-1u Ia d.sposc oi the Sad eslsil'
and psy the debts of sad dee-as-d
. Therefore il /, ordered ~ saidProhsrs fos't
that ~. h.srin. az dec sioh OF lad petition
be ats ltr .aHt are tsreLy Ie.sfred u sls-
tro ss,s.os VI sA.s coufs ~ he bed - tLs
oree u the register q sAiJ teafi 40 s.iJ
RgtlAL,I, IN ths sr.i Sonday. kelBs thS -
7 dAy 81 Dee sfE1st, A. l.. isso, -ss thai ns''>e
there Q: b. gree, D. fsS4sshibg = ''-i't-s
eupy & Tie record ~ tt.s order Iksss . .s.s
saeesssistiy pre- lazs thereto IN shs nstlssd
hsfA 4 newspaper Iraslsd at s.i4 sai sAI
- STder thai ali PERSIA Interested ihr'tiH
nas isrH saa there appear bette .slA safi.
, sra s')rri - the .rsIilsg Of ssiI sAtess'"s
{ u tksy ~ raas.
I 4 'ra, erf, 6. Tsogri. -
/ HrNsv h.- R,.isis5.
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Rutland & BurlingtonR abroad
N q w ARR AN @ e NJ q MT.
UIY and NIGHT LINE.
NJ. - ,srI
Commencing Wedmesdoy, Oct ,, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS

Commencing Wednesday,, Oct =, 1880,
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave burlington duly, Sondprs excepted,
or Boston Lowell Worcester, New York, M ]
intermediate stations, at a. IN. and 2 p, m
IRVING IN Busion nj 5 I.2 =. and 81. IN, res
rccti'.l,. Passengers by the IL p m itan
will lodge al Rutland.
REIT'R MING,
leave istou a. Z ~ a. III. audi a. m. and
arriving IN Burlington att I. IN. ar,t1 a
IN. PIssergcrs - the II a. II. Train viii
lndyc at Rutinnd those by the morning trans
an have 81 houi for dinner at Bellows faiis
both vay', connecting with 'hc morning. and
r,en4rg line ofSieamer. On Lake Champ ais.
Passenger. for New YORK. can go wa W al
luic Rrsttls,oro', Springfield ard Ner Haven
~ oy Fi,cLburs Worcester aud A'iS'. Po'nt
frright irsin leaves Burlington At h' m
AVID Boston e r NJ dady, t's''ays, excepted -
through iD ~ hour.
E,press Cattle Tram f"r ',nrnridge ard
Brighton Market. ..1Sc' Burlington ever,
Tu',iay morning ct "a Va
l. HIEELDN ~laertnte ,d'n'
Harrington. oct. - ru
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Cloak & Dress Goods.

n r BELL offers for sale
-. Al woo,rhihcts, ta-huercsA ~, Deispes
i.yuncse Cloths and A'paca'. in the various col.
ors NJ. Dc'ancs, Gin3hams, Prints,
Turkey Red Prints,
Black and Fancy Drsss Silks
Velvet and silk Trimming, Dire. Buttons,
Gala and Ca,hIncre Piails
Flauucls for Opera Sacks.
Scotch Waterloo and Bay State Mills
LONG AND SQUARE sIIAWLs.
Cashmere and Opera Scarfs. Gloves, H"',-ry
GcSc 81 Ratlund. Oct % 1850.
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A, San Francisco, Cal. on the 2.th
Of Jolly last, Joseph W. Crossman, for.
merry Il Clarendon, VI, ssel 90 sesrs.
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NOTICE

EgTHE swss~fsb.' he. yuss r~c~,rsS .
gasn,,fy cf Cls,t Goa Starch, - sr'st's
It'd fc' onhssry vsfprses Also C,sse~trs~s,
Qvtnees, together WITH rc~d sssosssr~~, al
Huts, a~ DAVID MIX AtNDIf
Rotiasd, Nov =, ISg 81
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. E. V. N. HARDWOOD,
HENTiL .SIEGEGE

(ESfEC IttLl. announces To the citizens
~ Rutland aud vicinity that he w'll he II
his Rnotus at the Franklin HUtcl. "R Motda,
Nov 9Th and remain ~ long u. bu.'uo.s shall
require, when he wi he happy :" tocci,, call,
from any de-tring his professional services
Al uleIa'iuHs performed in careful - IL
tai, th"r ugh Esut cr, and rsrtant.d. n "a
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CaStlctOn Seminary.

THE neat 1aat,er Of this Institution VII
cnn,u,r nee til. nth Of Nov. uCIt. Daiug
10 the increased number of female student.
Il Is n'rrssary ~ appropriate all the roaps "i
the Srnun1Iy Budding "a 'hC usr u, yrrn.
ladu'-, and ptov,fion viii BE- made N the VI
lig., l." b',a,d Young gPuIiemtn students, AZ
uH equal ot less pf'ce than they have her t".
ir-g out1incG board ~ the SEMINARY 'Il.
Seminary ~ now nnd' fgmns It thorough ~
par, and tti" ronu NJ h. csIp'urd and made
cp'ni"uShlr aud PHEASANT ~ the reception "f
ladies nj the oDuiuichcsu, At uI the nrN'
uuaitrT There vii be- h. Id frarfrr- In
s'ttuir ~ TIE SEMINARY commencing on Mon
d,y the 2-ih 81 DCiuhct, aud closing fr,asy
Nov .. Nev. thaGnt.y IaFlu ,srmPloy-
cd /" sUierniend II, SGd competent iccturrs
10 st h,n Iul',uu wei bu graia,ions.
and board eau bt obtained ~ To" s'ym,"sry
or N town al II r"s-onuDlr pf,r All those
who are intending to teach IN" coming s'n.
ter will, trust, hni II Tor their 'mpfos,,nrn
and bench, 10 attend
l., }. IIhLLOCK,
Ca.lleton, DC, T., 80, ~
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ORIGINAL EXHIBITION

By the Ladies Association for mental M,
ptoycmspt, at Ludlow, Vt. Wednc ,iay eve
nIny. Nov. -, 1850
oEDEA OF IrErClSTs.
Player
The regular exercises Of the Noci"iy.
lst Reading Of the paper,
- pcCiamators,
u Discuss. ors
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FARM FOR SALE.

\ desirable situation on Otlcr Cr-ck, ives,
side br The subsef,s"f, well watciec, undrt
good euli'a,'on. and long pay ray otIrr-a
please cali and ehan,n- the premises
fHli.iP FISHER
Clarendon Nav I i-rst
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New Line Of Maj, Stages

( fSd s',sr Nc,s~sei l. i--se ss- suh.tf
~ .fi W.! f"r a l'a- oi - 80 irsen Rata nd
" brte.i. scne.ict, Nhas see. r.,e
" iu5sss, A. fslsuw.
LstsE knilsas ts.ss DAP on NE srssai ~.
vac ts's ffv.s Durl,sgien a,.a Troy. md tho
.age "sah brnplAgieu, agige tlckr "
Ia ssoh ii The shase nss,s d plsess. saa At
rte 81 W"ecs,ocs IN. ssnie evening
Es'atn, as--t.~ss~ W,1-a.aceh ~e-sy d.,
fssadsys nc. pseSj ss = o .is-k A m, saA
s'rv~ ., kstissd ~ ts1s sss tho psssesr-r~
tn tate ,Ae esrs tss ~hsspAsii. T,ey and bo,
10 T'''e nsd Be~,1s, sna the sssgr fes b. u.
ag,os
Ls,se Bethel on N. ,rrir.i ~ ,i,e ear.
from Bas'oa snd aitiv~ ~ Rstisnd tho follow
ing e'ofa'ns 20 nrss lor ps.-essrf. tn tab,
the bssi uaia Of es, for whurhs!i and 1ru,
u BRvANr, fioPf~t"r
Ratlsad, Nov LIT. 1850 -
'r n.i.ti,, Of :, ysa .,ls,, re- !, ,,",r.
at ssscisl ssssiSH ot ihs Probate J~urt - H.,
sa,a dssttist 81; haitasd .htld AZ Estissd IN ani
80 'a,S district ga the l5lA G.y q! OetC-
her. A -. lhra
Pfssent, Hon. Harvey Baton ;adre.
whereas cettsn instrument az wiring
dated lbe bih DAY 81 April, 4. ~ is.,0, puf.
porting in I've the iss vii aud Testament ii
sS'uirs U pstf, ustrsrrG, iatr - ne ot Ausiiu
Pourr oi Sb-Ibotne. IN .s,d ID street has TIN,
Gay hrru presented 10 the sad Probate Couti
by James =, Chapman, the EIecu,o, th-ie,n
named, "a order that the SAID instrument may
be dolly proved and SLOWED by SAID Cour, as
sand last viii and te.,sm~n,
Therefore, Il IS ordered ny said caurt tta,
that the probate and allo~nnre Of said usitu-
ncBt said last AZ and tcsta VI IT b. aud they
hereby arc referred 10 stated sc-.,o, ot ,sll
Probate conti 10 Re held ~ t,c Df.i,y u tAe
Register 81 sAid CONT iH said llatlaud os tie
err, Mpsiay .bsif the "a day Of Dcccmb,r.
~ lou and That notice thereof he gwen by
publishing cettih,l cory Of H.. record Of til.
order three week shrr,-,BcIy ptet iou. thrt.tu
IA tts Rutland HOT4.l y ucsspapcr iIirtea
al said Hatlaal, aud circulated IT. the nj shho.-
hood Of those interested. in order thatsi per.
SOFAS interested therein may then AID there az.
pear before sad court ana Contest ths ptvatt,
sri ailowanre of aid instrument as said las,
wall s"d te',ament, II they see cause,
4 tgue copy oi tcrotl.
~ HENRY HAii., Register.
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BAY STATE sHAwLs
cents Furnishing GOOtIS.

TTNDEh shIlis sHl Drsa ga -lifl, IollafI
l -raf's C~ssa's,
~..f al a'iisS ~tpet' Hii Scarf,
Hsu 'sf' 20, huhbsfr,
~ rt~Es G.ye. Moses
s,s a'.i L,set I4sis. Bofis'v
talfsii.f Dsrf 'ost'i ,vf ear ~
Hs,lAsi Oct - Il II T.. BCit
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ooox AND PARloa srovns
Cotton Eoods.

>HEETiNns, sh,rnss, Ilssu~'., Drilling
TEs'ogs, hating, Wedding, ~I,ag, 10
sale "a, ID T. Sell.
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kiD Sips, Bd.t'ns, Walking shtr-. Gan
sr. Polka Bpnk., i~nny Lind Tee, Rub' a.
Sh"rs. Bnsk,n, ADD Ron,c~s, of tn, ,..
81, )rs and qusii,y, Tar sale by u. T. 6El.i.
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I':IEfSE, The b-st IN New Frrland tr sale by
v IA.pVs h GRAVES
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Nt,lil't'

T'tit c'r~r'ntt,h.p heretofore s1i'rsg 90
] der ~ hY,r ~ isu'ai q I,.' o,p.' - & Z
d., by NJ, "a con..r1 a,..".'ed
GBtki.tlS fI.FNEsT,
v, u IT., OHE
Ranc,a Sep - 10. lsD -
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$1,000
For Ticket to Jenny Limbs
Concert. Genin. Dodge, and
The Expressman in the shade.
BACON AHEAD!!

('ArTioN, my 'rjeL4,, do not say have ~
y that ! wouti pay me thousand dolirts I.
hear the S,ghieus ale; od, do say that have
rcC,i, ed large ,ssutlni-nt Of
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BONE SPAWN CURED.

VI, q. w Merchant i~ar SUI had h''- IN O.
rltct uf Ia aidcll sltb lofi~ spa, IN, rnKh
~ uuh' IN. An,r trying vafieus of,sr tswsl
without sNcrs- was hi'rei y. w ,uu rsl~ttst
G-tyluc OF wl,ct. W. rA's efrcuSi - rnu'e "uts
Il without doi's tis i-st tl,fs< Iiriicisa
And without humsiggiug.
N.ai.on = Y ~, l., fW rtEI, srlnS
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80 ttSlS ofTlnrI Bouts.
u rssr, i,n. rneh tsli iI's'-.
D,,'lblc :>Dlrd 4 AZ bn,I,
10 c,ss $40 B,ass, for ss- by i.sae"n a.
G,ssr- Al Bs.oi. sud -h'~. s~,ld by l.. 4
&. are saran!cd IA g~p, 40 ibc isst :.
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cuAnIRs r. LEAurr

MsHtisfl sfE1 y a. = ,. sssis . 40 ~
s-5FIs, srfTss Jlft T1JAls NssfHs
0tAy..r;
No. ie, tNioA ST
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INTERFERING TO rARMuRs


", No.. hari ttst ~ ,tst ftrv~ So
n. sssun g. .,.,f 49,, osrrrrs 'ii. .af ha.t
,u,rc ysrat ~ u. sn9 -ti f,s.r'sft yuv
acsuant = tny " T. n ssltte - De
sstl piivf. ~hs noi SH i~''Nse y;pssistsi Wh
,tu,~. NNve VS. sir~~ sstf~ ss's 81 ~
aig,Ipi. i.rs~,. 80 tRguy n ~ts p. cilrf u'r.T
'rut~ii 70 ~ 10 hciy, -' ~ d,4 sree~s J. 80" 90
~ = tAi sUrN,Uoi rls.firf, - st'Nt airoie'a'
't,t,i stiic-ts,r e TIE 'N, rstrf ~ ''-rr dH}.
u,t ts hof-s ~ $50 ai~n IN-hge
-,4p issr a.. '.-tei - ~ niI~us . ,i'a'r. .s
lr V~tt-, e t-r.h a he sh.tt ~i-A %
wa would maze 49, r. W. .elr - g. ~ WrvN' o.
Iint., ~,urh ulas -Vuh e sr'~s "a s'w,' rdysttts-
rkSEs uitAAs-
nrsrt. tt' \ue -. I>b
SPAt
Ti. d.sNrs .lss~ .u.,i( 70 s,a'ny q f'ups,s~ -.
ncr,. ud, o,rp,r ans ,iufs pii - msnae' s"1 rH.'
40 49, unfr nt ~ Wisi- hss '-.is't r,srY pi-U -
tr-,, ;,rhtneu; Tirt Ht~,r p,is 10, hs,i ihi-r
.Ad, ps ~ il,s~ ,nes was N'sr hAuts .tfgsins M
s,ip.- u.e ~r"fR,. and frr'rs at itr iist
Va wntrh Ia. trct kpnon ~ ~rr~, ral~ NJ shi
let cuts n'.hi-I n,ote II hsiy snpt~st,rv ra~.
hpun, the n1ihsii, neuNi,y " hts On c"nti Y. 80
duce,i, but l4nts fsri u.
BOND SPAWN CURED.
Nj, q. W Merchant TEAR SUI had hH'-~ IN
vllct of "a aidcli ain loN~ spa, IN, rnsh .,
hr uun' nv An,r trying vatieos o''sr 'cr'sl
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willing for his friends to try It. He voted With them
to make suitable to them There w.s no con:titu-
back from his opinion. Yet silly attacks had been
made upon him for missing one vote, by those Who
wers 90 Indifferent to other bills that they missed
Col then reviewed the rise aud progress Of nuli-
fcation in Missouri -com mencng as far back 1892
under the head of plots one two and thrss.n The
latter Is the present, and most bold and danger
GUS Of the three.its object h the separation Of the
ern aggression he himself the object Of attack
He appealed to the people to appear and decide at the
August election against the nulliasrs Though nomi
nay counting thirty odd Representatives there Is
little more than onst third that number in favor Of
nullihcation and secession remedies for political
evils The are Union demoorats who are deceiv-
ed, and will come right Of themselves or the thirty
odd nominslly elected-hs made the declaration with
out fear Of contradiction for he had examined the
case at Jefferson City and In every where anti
Benton man was elected 1t was done by combination
democracy. Further-thsre was not q county In the
State, where anti Benton candidate can now be
stated that his six months speaking In Missouri had
stirred up the people Of the Union, and prevented
ssparation Of the States It had also prevented Mis-
souri, from sending deegat to the Nash Vile Conven
tion. He was very severe the anti Benton party.
He thought their course characterized by hatred
to man-disbolicsl and infernal-and neither wings
or democrats should affiliate with them. There
were twelve in the last Assembly opposed to
him. and about the same number In this Most Of the
others in banks benches, and in notification
caucuses There are few besides; and between them
and him now and for ever, are high walls and deep
Sitchee-no fellowship, communion or compromise.
This is the watchword Of the anti Benton men Nov,
they will compromise upon any man but Benton.
That is, having failed to destroy him. they will buy
him, and give him all the Offices In Missouri pur.
chase money. The devil q compromiser-he offered
to compromise with Christ, by Offering him all ths
land in the worldalthough the devil did not
foot Of It, SO II Is with the anti tonans-they do
not own one office in Missouri yet they offer all He
again alluded to the Union meeting in St Louis,
brought in Mr.. Clay, and handled all without gloves
He concluded his speech by reference to the various
bills that had already been passed and would here
after be presented to Congress for the advancement Of
Western interests
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aroused, and that even the most apathetic 90 80
far as to declare that they should have no great
objection to shoulder musket againt Prussia.
The Me~srg Chronscle is informed that Austria
will never yield on the federal question.
The German papers are occupied with the move
ment of troops to Hesse Cassel.
India and China.
We have advices by telegraph from London to
Liverpool, from Bombay to October I'd, Calcutta
September Fl, and from Alexandra to October 2l.
Except commercially, the news is destitute of in
terest. AT Bombay, the import market was dull,
and many articles had declined, owing to the un-
promising prospect of the crops, and the unfavora-
BILE English and Chinese cotton reports In the
export market, business was extremely dull The
London mail, Of the 7th of August, arrived at Cal
cutta on the 18th Sept. The supplies of produce
were less abundant than usual and prices general
ly, were firm Sugar had advance, and also Lanca-
shire cottons, many holders refusing to sell at any
price. Gray shirting are As. to S. per piece, and
white jaconets 5s. to 6s. Higher feights had given
way; sugar to Liverpool, 93 IS. Jute in active
demand. Saltpetre dull. Indigo unchanged at
Alexandria. The prices of all kinds of produce
are well sustained, except wheat, which has de-
clined trifie. A great many vessels are reported
to have arrived, but the despatch gives no names.
Markets.
change. Dull market
Provisions generally dull.
Beef, nothing doing; pork dull, but stock low.
Bacon is in demand, with light stock Shoulders
well supplied.
Lard is firm at previous rates. Tsllow Sd. lower.
Linseed cake unchanged.
Ashes-No change.
Cofiee-Quiet.
Tea was in moderate but steady demand.
Sugar-Transactions were limited, but prices
firm.
Naval Stores, but particularly rosin, 60 of
well.
Cod Oil-E37 per tun, and in demand.
Tobacco was in more active demand from the
trade and SPECTATORS, at advancing rates.
Consols closed on Friday at 97i, after very
fuctuatipg market.
We have telegraphic advices from Havre, dated
Thursday evening, which inform US that the mar
ket there is calm, and the transactions limited.
The sales on that day until 2 P NJ, only amounted
to 1853 bales very ordinary New Orleans, at llsf to
l1Sf. so. The sales for the week, up to Oct 3Oth,
are stated at IL, AGO bales.
Passengers by the Cambria
x MT nj and n unsp ass c.aonus 1s
Mis-. Ehsds. RsSts N.s.T' Para Murray
scott, walsh, Wiesman, Kaghclarke.
shipping Intelligence.
Antwerp, Oct 3i-Arr Emblem, NIork.
BOMBAY, Sept 1e-Arr Arthur Pickering, Boston.
CnoNsrADr, Oct %-Au Medora Boston.
CADIz Oct 2-Arr Rhine, NYork; Her 0at" (probably
Hersehell, do.
CLYDE, Oct 21Ar Harmonis, Dagrstt. NYork.
CALCUTTA, Sept l5-Sld Rienzi. Boston.
DrAI- Oct Sl-sld Deyonihire, Hovey, NYork.
HAZE Oct HAr s. No hSsssS hSssS SYSrf SID
2gth Splendid Higgins. NYork; Slst. Elizabeth, do.
ia NYork.
LoNbosprnRv, Oct 20-Arr Fanny, Corish, NYork:
CoIstaEtins, do.
hARsEIILfs. Oct 26-Arr Maria Boston.
PORTSMOUTH Oct 29-Arr Southampton, Morgan, NYork.
Ship Nicholas Bddle Caulhns from Lyerpoo for rhiia
delphia, Oct IL, lat as, Ion 10.
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News from the south,

BALTIMoRK, November l5, 1880.
The New Orleans mails of the 5th, 6th and Sth inst
have arrived The papers are very severe Senator
Soules letter The Louisiana Courier Is the only paper
that defends him.
The Pieayune proposes public dinner to Senator
Downs.
from Tampa Bay Florida with the following Indians,
accompanied BY the delegates from Arkansas Sam
yoness old wife, his young wife and Queen, three chill
dren, and slave OF the Queen the wife Of Kotsebago
and four children John Phillips, interpreter Patma
and his wife, and John Phillips's SON
Mr.. McDonough's executors have asked leave of the
Court to sell the deceased's furniture.
Charles Klein shot black burglar at New Orleans
whilst engaged In robbing trunk.
Benz q. Howard, one Of Mr. McDonough's executors
has left Baltimore for New Orleans look after the
esta
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From Washington.

WAsHINcroN, Nov Is, 1850.
The President has recognized B. Brusee as Consul
for the Pontifcial States in New York city
The Postmaster General has discontinued the post
Office at HARDWOOD Sullivan Co., and established one at
Hill Falls Schobarie Co, New York. post office has
also been established at Phenixvle, Csnnect ticut.
The Republic compares the Fugitive Slave law of the
last Congress with the Law of 1893 and says, "nths
former is UNCONSTITUTIONAL the first law, signed by
Washington, is alro unconstitutionaln
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Vessel In Distress. .

BALTIMORE, Nov 15, 1850.
The ship Angelique arrived here to-day, from CAL
lao, after passage Of one hundred days She reports
having sprung aleak off Cape Horn, and at one time
had several feet OF water In her hold The han after
pumping for thirty days got the water partially out
She Is loaded with guano, skins, sc. One hundred
tons Of the former was lost while the way. The
Angelque has had four and off,
GERS since her departure from the States She has
anchored in nine different ports sailed 27 600 miles
and been absent but eighteen months from New York
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The Alleged CannI Ernuds.

JEFFERSON, N. Y, Nov. IS 1850.
The Legislative Committee who were appointed to
investigate the alleged frauds In the
public money the cam al at Havana have again met
at this place and will be in session on Monday next to
proceed with the investigation.
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AyNkPoifs, November 10, 1891
The Convention, TO day. appointed Oommittse OF
rveplv one TO devise the means OF presenting form
g. rev constitution number Of resolutions we're
asonted calling on clerks Of counties, the oommis-
and other oscers for facts and statistics The
&c.. ntion then adjourned Till Monday.
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MoSTRosE, Nov. Is, 1850.
Two accidents occurred on the Leggets Gap Rail
road yesterday by premature discharge In the opera
ton OF blasting some rocks Three men were killed
and several others severely wounded,
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Sailing of tho Ohio.

NEW URLEANs, NOV 15, 1880.
The steamship Ohio, Lieut. Sohenck sailed from this
port yesterday, Tor New Y ork via Havana, with one
hundred and twenty passengers.
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Rurxiar Convicted nv Canada.


Lar, the burglar, from New orleans, who committed
se cf the most audacious robberies here In August
last was convicted before the Court Of Queen Bench
vsst.rdsr, Tablet, Jew accomplice, turned Queens
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The opebec Mrcsrv says, that short time since 10
the psrish OF ST. Croix. woman having occasion 20
isa,s her house early In the morning made IRE In
hs, stove and left her four children IN bed. The
house TOOK Gre and the children were all burned TO
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THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
NAsHvrLLE, Tenn, Nov. Is, 1850.

NAMvrLLK, Tenn, Nov Is, 1850
The members Of the convention having assembled
the States were called upon for resolutions Mr
Breed, of Ca, presented resolutions in effect, de-
clsring the recent legislation by Congress direct
attack by the North upon the rights of the South and
that this convention cherished hope that Texas
would reDuks the abolitoniss by spurning the pro-
position II Texas acoeded the convention protests
against the act grievance to the South-a reps
ttion Of which would be just cause Of secession.
The Committee Resolutions asked leave to set
during the session Of the convention and would re-
port to morrow. Granted.
motion to adjourn failed.
Mr.. MowHAnrEn, Of Ga, presented the following
solution
Resolved. That it should be the policy Of this Con-
vention while IL stirs up some to higher grade OF
feeling to restI ain others who would rush into fatal
action without the necessary preparation.
Mr.. McwHARrER spoke at some length in support Of
his resolution and wished the Conve nton to accept
the stirring up" part, which he undertook to do
most sfectually.
Mr.. CLArBouRrE of Tenn, followed, in strong Sc
cession tone.
The Convention then adjourned till to. morrow, at
10 o'clock:
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Important State Movement Relative to
Negroes.
CIscrNrArI, Nov. Is, 1850
Test votes by the Indiana Convention
indicate the insertion of clause prohibiting the emil
grafton Of negroes purchasing of property by them
In the State, by large majority.