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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY AFrERNOON, teb }.
Tar DRuRY BAIL.--The Supreme Court. Ia the
case II the Mcssrs Drury fixed this forenoon. tho bail
$4,000 viz 5000 for the attempt murder sLooo for tina
emp, bribery lof the Judge) and 1000 for The forgery
CIRCUIT CoURT--In the case Of SAon vs. BRIT,
@, recover Tor injury 10 being knocked down by brewers
aorss and drsy already referred To- the Jury could not
.Frc, sud were d discharged.
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DILL TELEGRAPH

DFII. TELEGRAPH-E J. MALLETTrs Pst-Lf
D-Acapce1 " ths 0f .rszu.t0.is A0oes .ad Do g.
-. re subscribers prepared " H-aEe con
80 xh builders s.ea5.z pfoprctnrs Tor t9s INTRO
- III L. sbcvs velab.- nsercCu 70 ne p1rposes for
- i a ad.u,ad Or1-rs received By The subscribers
80 d,~,rT 81 reeuv IN u bescbst Nhrrs mod
= - is.luouias q lie same rom of frs rf-
,sers an pos = sen, or e as oes o. JOIN Baker
- iohr-s. JOHN BAKER
= i0c.kssoss CHARLES ROWLAND.
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Another Vote against Freedom in the House
OF Representatives YESTERDAY.

Mr. GIppisGs moved that it be resolved That
vi hold these truths 10 be self evident, that al
men are created equal. that they are endowed by
their Creator with the iaalienebe ueht to life and
liberty and that governments are constituted
smang men to secure those rights aud Re.
solved, That ia constituting governments IN any
territory If the United States Il Is the duty OF Con
eress to secure the people thereof, Of whatsoever
complexion IN the enioyments OF then nights a'ose
sad
Nj INGE If Ala moved to table SAID resolutions
which motion was carried as follows
ilbeytson Aston. Anderson. Ash. Averet' Pay,
Bayy, Beae. bisscN, bOwuon Bowie. Bowhn, 80. q,
BaEec Cs6e, @. A Caldwell ] Caldwell Ca'eE CHING
man W X w. Comb Coicocs, Conrad Dariel, Debei =,
DsnAia, Edmundson, teaiherson Fueh wtey Denis
Gosm4H Green Hall Hamilton HARRISON l. o. haliis
W Harris, I. l. AapA, Raymond, liiAaid, Iioi|dHY'
Houston. Howard, iIuhhard' inge, Andrew Johnson
James l. johnson. Robert W JOhr-v George w Jones,
kaufman, Kerr Ia SoTe Leeie' J5o Nam Msfsnsa ~
son. Nc cisyaaHd, McDowea, MeL.aaahdn MeLans NJ.
Lean, McMuleu. Mcqueen, Willie Meade. Mdef,
Nilsson Mofcncad, Morse, Morton, orr Outlaw. owen.
Parker, Phelps P,tuan, kiohafdsoH hoJ6m, j., Ross
seriens Taylor Thomas jacob Thompson h Thorn
son IoOmbs NenRbe. Wallace, Watkins, WeHnorn' WIZ
Aslas, Woodward, loang--i4
Members from Free States 10 Iolics.
HAYs-Messrs. Alexander, Allen, Andrew Baker, Booh,
Burrows T. B Butler, Cable CALVIN, Campbell, Carter
Chandler CLARK, Cleveland Cole, Conker Corwin Dichey
Disney Doty Duer Duncan Durkee, Alex Evans fower.
Freedlv Gerry 0lddngs, 0oodenow, GotL Gould, hamp-
loa Harlan Hay Iiebbard Henry, Howe Hunter, Jack
cor Julian ID r King q @ King, O. King J. A King,
Preston King uehe.d, N Mann, Maiiesou MoDonad,
MeGsughcv McKissocs, Meacham Moore Morris, Nelson,
Osie Ods Peasley. Peck fhrniN Potter Putnam Reed,
Rey Rock well Root Rumsey saoket', sawiee schenck,
schefnerhoru Sylvester, Spauldug. Sprugue Z stevens,
sieson swe.iser James Thompson Thurman, undednll'
Van DYKE, Ninion Walden. Waldo, White Wlmo. WI
son, Woods.
ABSENT or NOT NoriNs-Messrs Ashmun, Baker, Ben
Welt Bingham Bocock, Rekeo. Brooke Crowel. Dixon. y
Evans Ewiue. Gilmore, GrinneN Hackeii, Hslioway.
Hammond, iaTmanssn, Hubbard, Hoaglaod Holmes, lie
vim Mes Newell Ous Powell, Robinson, Rose, school
ertN seldom Strong Thompson, Tuck Wentworth WIN
frsc,. Wildrch " nihrop-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

AT Friday resumed former business an siomsy
AID eounsellor-slsg and has opened a. Office At No 81
Janncsycour, wsIs,
EyTFcrs OF COID.--Tns Croton water pipes in
.ss ,sTslry store No II Msidsn Isne buTs on Monday
night and did large amount ofesnsgs
FATAL OccrPREScE.-The dead holy Of SIR.
8o5ers Of Mlsofd Ognd The race of he New
Yors RAirosd IA the vicinity u me dividing Inc of he
own. ofM!,ord and Orange He single man, daily
.orer and about s. years Of age Il Supposed hai b
VS. either ynz ~ waking upon NJ use< when ihe m.
"a, evening tain came W from SswYOrk Bosh d biz
see we're severed ffo'n hs lrgs innsdiaey sb0T7 tie
laz'e
NlssisG -Benamin Wheeler ieft hIs home IN
Waaamsburzh, let Wednesday, al 2PA. % cone 70
Oaanes IA s CifJ and 5s not siEos been beard u lie
ad SILVER rsich m 81. Poeke, ard sboa' slD u money
poLtr BopisE-We see il stated that this
woman !. u Phsdelphis. peddng ffuI around ne sos-s
I'D olhsr pablo places
AccIDxSr-A young msn b. tho name d VIM
je,sins "a. bsooeht % Cry H0sps! from Psrnon;
v.s oue nee snS bob wrists bsefursd Dy al RON
,sr 5g11n IA progress II erection mo he cellar Of ~
al frze I'd xln scrap ron. There % $50 CT % b.,
,e.,e He continues tnsenslois sp 70 his Srfsg His
ag.,s ere 70, Considered nsoriaL
5rDDEs DEATH-Mrs Cecilia MeDoHs.d, resd
~ Al Nc. COlanoa-st aged y years, !sft AOGs II
IeoeE "a Nosd,y evesing 5r ne purpose Of visiting
llen1 a No AoGs0s-s;. lmnedlse.y sSrvs a ~
ouse AID ~; see eztering psElor,
s11dsaly dropped lead phyneisn called bal ia
EAs exrncs before b. arrived Il presumed hat dsess4
u - bear sss he c<zse Of her dean.
LARoEsr.--A man named Stewart Allen vas
zkel into csodY yesterday ehIgsd win seseg -
ri u n0isss-s g1s a 81, te properly u fnlI -
OF d Grunge AID Hester ss Ias psyps.1y
recovered oy Okcsr Bsuneu, aid the seeur~1 go " -
-, ~
CorEr o. GEsERAL Extraordinarily, 90; :,
-Reeestinz ssol<z CoS&s-Deun.. Nsrpe1 - 800
- iris charged win rsceyirg 400 :. .os- -
sad teen s,olsn fr0u Moss H. Crsnsl - 80 -
Ezra IL sawyer lssIsee 70 hsyiss % ws,Ss orsst1T *
49, 49, ne docl.r m soot u Pixss;i Via
80 49,. soy ssos IS years q sze Aks pc o. roo
- Z, 4, 4 az toos 4 " g-nf sbop n kxf
-. ebsre D. 81 81 b 900 sI ss.area GO ritnes'
sse6 "a arrest He sso es1ssa u 1ss.- o. - 49,
| 81 - ss.ssd ssvfsr bought tse ron There ws %
5To( tssi MarPhJ eosgk Ne E0n and ?" ~foess SsnHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
he Door-Reeper- The speakers Decision
ngain Reversed.


HousE oF Rfrs Washington MONDAY Fet 9
Nr Ronr>s0S moved two resolutions today Ist,
ar ,he Office Cd Door keeper was vacant and that
Ice Hoas could appoint another officer TO fulfil his
ites aud a. that Mr GLossEREySER. Sergeant
farms be authorized ex ofa-o, 10 perform the
1.e. Of Door Keeper iii March, 1851
The Speaker decided that the Resolutions wero
o order
NJ srIPHs,s Of Ga. referred to the rules. and
bowed l'housht most aonc.1s,vsl ~ tha;they were
lot in order without notice
Mr. S1LrHf>s. after resiaaHs lis grounds with
he u,;aos; c.car1ess and precision, appealed from
le Speakers decision. and il WIS reversed. !0 %
a. give sou the vote, by Yeas and Nays. be.
a1so thuk i ought 10 boz s1cn who thus appear
O. continue 20 trile with the time Of this great
oantry The question being put, Shall the decision
IF e. Char stand as the decision OF The House
was decided as .oi1ws
-Me..rs bertson. Ashs, ArereH, Bay Beae Bing-
au Blssel Boob H0wdon, kOv ln, BoNd, q br %,
y brown But Bur. Gable. g. Caldwell z Cad well
aIseAp Sse Ssyesadp Msm BIC ga "a.
4lu1-on Fitch Fuller, Gerry, Gormsn, Green is,
i. 7 L Hsrs Hubbard Holiday Howard A jghr-
.,a. " Johnson. Jones' kaufman. Ia sere, Letter,
o.
lr,,eu MClanr McMuleu, Mcqueen. Melville, Mead
dIer MB.son Morris, Morse, Ods, Or, Parker, Peas
e. peck, Potter RICHARDSON, Robins. j. Robinson,
Roo, Ros.. Savage Satwell Stanton, II Stanton,
stei.on sv ceiser Thomas Jacob ThomP.on Jas Iaomp-
.n vm Thompson Nenabie, Walden, Waldo, Wallace,
N-ilhorn Whii,csev Wimof Wood Young-9i
NAYs-Mes.rs Alexander Allen, Aston Anderson An
lrc,ys Baker Breok, Briggs, Brook. Burrows, Chester
3ulcr Thomas Butler Csbel, CALVIN, Casey, Chandef
Chrk CHngmsn, Cole Conger. Conrad, Cor~in, DeocriT
nckev Dxur Dofy Dgef Duncan, Evans Evans,
Feailers'one Fowler Frecdey Gentry. Giddings, GoiL
ouid. Hslowbv. Hampton. Hay Raymond, hebzrd, Hen.
s., flilnrd onies Houston. Howe Hunter Inec, lack-
.on / johnson. Kerr. - ? King klug, q King,
King Preston King n Mann. Marshal, Msterson Nc.
faughey McKissOck Mclean. MeGcham, Moore. More
.ead Morton nelson. Ogle, Gus. Outlaw, owen, fhDnir
riman Putnam. Reed. R.,iey, Rockwell Rumsey Jr
Ia kcu S.henck SchermeTlorn. Shepherd, slvcser,
snadng sprsgue. Stauiy stephens, stevens, TAYLOR b
Thompson Thurman. Toonts, Undefhli. Van DYKE, Nn-
a. NuiSins White, Williams, Wilson, Wintrop-lel
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STEEL
CAsr sHEAE gES,xs .se o. s.ss. rs Il re-. sS,y
~. - - .or4 sasnch.- and SErrsnssd goo
a. ,,.sson Of merchants and nsazacr1reu fespso
q, Z. ..s--~s,-x (. hsor o. Csns stssl
'a'' NEST0S. Hssd~us conmissD ~ xgsni
a Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

MAYOR ELEcrED ~ CHARLEsTowN, MAss.-On
Monday it being the fourth trial, GEORGE W
WARREN. license candidate was re elected Mayor
~ Charlesiown He had 81 votes-all others 53l.
The regular nominated Loco and Wing candidates
withdrew last Saturday.
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OTTlcS or rHK Loss IsLaS2 RAithoAD CoHfANr,
r.,,IE Lone ISLAND RAILROAD oOAPAN'

L szv.rs eXecllee H.osgLFe y s1eparfe A5Epf hsq
- = q -4re1 Ttsusszc p,1r ITO secure 1elT Bod
sr - ar;rs ssr Inc Gno-at ps se u cry yssrs torz
ne lat q JsruAry &5t s'rn 49, = - - -
:, -scEssse Mors..Ee BondS seesrec a. aboEs Tor %
sressni oI-ssrc.zs Bonds q e-ssls - - I,
- - - - at- serlOn y ne Bod Holders y
- rc AZ ne Interest upon Ire AorzAge Bonds con-
1erced 90 lie srs Jay = E-II! - Y - ia "a
~ Coupsnv WI ray Interest," -PoI &c % booo' a NJ
AZ. rI-est.ntss. fof such excnAnge-
..-s rore. q DE NoTlgaze .nczatag se fgrn q ~
B0ad sor ,hs q no-cerA 1ay . |AI q sFP-e-'1
= O-Se u - MOSS MAYNARD Jrx Trs.<7rsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

DAGs, ROPES, nd Al KID Of paper rzn1kers-
H. Rrser.sA to1xhr ard Sod % s6eraI <rrA b.
1I7 GACHT DERRfCksoH, lss AID Ise er-zEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

THE STEAMSHIP OHIo.-The steamship Ono
Lieut. Schenck United States Navy, commanding arrived
81 Ter wharf New Orleans, Oh The Sd ult
GA her second ght out from Newly cfk when Or Cape
H.ierss Ohio encountered violent hunder-starm
sch lasted Tor several hours The wind blew win igry
hat seemed II masis smoke pipes and IN fact every
hing exposed 70 II would be swept away Il eommenced
blowing from the southwest but Subsequently veercc round
,ni successivey from every point ~ The cumnas
From y O'Clock SUNDAY igb 18Th until 0lOck on Iles
a o. causing tremendous sea The steamer soutnernef
which lcii New YORK OF he sane day WIN ne Ono
-ut close shore, escaping The worsi OF lhe gaze
reached Charleston. al well on TUESDAY afternoon
lurr Weofy hours ie Ohio Jay 20, her engines mas
Ia fr5m " and Onebaf u three revolutions q minute
%. TUESDAY morning. the gale having ~ measure $40
bore for SeysnnA, where ehc Arrived hr
sd oiuc night Al dsy ght the ueH morning she crossed
ne bar and anchored 10 WAX iof ie strefrf IN e ma
,qi PAS sngers Amer remaining here sefefa noafs NE
steamer not making her Appearance he pssseng err were
ysrsieried the yilotboai and sent 10 Savannah A.
o'clock there being then steamer ~ sghi ihe O9io
en- and arrived Havana early on ne morning OF ne
i7tl instant -.-, , - 49,.
srenrh and seawOrhness FOR Was tue nrsi zee. 70 "ch
,r rspahluas a. Sea boat have been subjected, a. OF
card rstursy e anxious Her gresi widih and her .. u
Taught make her exceedingly ogoyAnl sud 'hr r. more
.-as,er draukht Shc consequently rolled cursldrfahl
~ ls-rvr lowcYer. = he genera impression 0i iLr
,-ensers q board th4i she q az exec en- sea hotL
N, the shp nor hr Ell sustained the easi IN nv
Abb zee sage exception OF Der "hee houses WHICH a.
some places sio,e by The Tremendous .orce Of re
during O. q s,nful
The s,esrabosi Dsne with ne bark Col Siantou Ia oH
.cug down The Msss.ppl rver attempting 10 cross ne
1oT OF steamship Oho, ascending ne rser came q
as. and hs8ncing M engines % ne t-J were
s-oppca Ard had ccmueurec lacking, both i1e dams
ia Ire bark sunk almost inGeiisey. The Ohio s1sred
Do malerla4 f,1gry. - u fie--Nn--
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WrpNf,DAy MoRNI,c. Pei. s.

LARGE SALEs.-There was an unusually large
business IN Real Estate yesterday tho Exchange, about
houses and 8 o,s having been sold q, prices a.
given below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

VIRGINIA WARRINGTON MoNrNxNr.-W un'
Ses.,asd that the Governor Executive CoaRei snd Com
@ssoDers have informally saoped TIE Ran ., ne uOn-
i sarrooUnied By ne equestrian s,ate OF ssna g.on,
which presented for the competition BY Nj hoinss
.nwfcrd. the American Sculptor. Richmond EaS
fiRgs-J. p. Wilson's coSchuakers dePor
fa;seargh Pa barned up last Thar,dsy loss slseo N
500 AT WomsdorL Pa j @. SelIxeTs barn and eoo-
cots banned up Jsn- n los s2loo. insurance 500
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

.gv sgw.YORK DAILY TRIsUSE II PUBLisaEp
.yIKT NORsIAc istNDAss LxcLPfLb.
4, TIE Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
aad NASSAU streets opposite the City Hall,
s,e,e4I % CHS Subscribers Tor I2. GEMS yer week,
- - tsss prefer tsy CAL pay In advance A. ne DcsE
- = ,ooals ~ q Al tae rsi@ Sls4s copies
= cgofs MAJ s1bscubers Five Do sr- Ter sn-gm- a.
Ls~ce sahscf.puor iszen for months. Fer ibr-e
or1s 81 s. Three Dollars IN advance required Ii a. e1
1890 win Country SewspsDers Dsy papers f9ceiyo1
a iss oacs, ~h0se .efms ar, higher tiaa e'so o. ios
T,bgIe are nol E..aw &c sny difference
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TTANGINGs-PEpez. 1900 pieces run q q > asenss
- - cunlnes and coorA sac Esr-sc-
- - CsArNT DEAGCksoA - scu;e-r
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DEsTKUcFivE FtRE II MILwAyKsE.--On the
- III Gre occurred 1T Mn~Snkee which DESTROYED pro
pefy 10 he amour; OF Si2Qo TIE names % me sn1ct
snae Newman Nry, dry goods ard 'sflvty s'orc "a
tsee SSU0. .SAetsrd Bannel insured iof ~.,<ov
ss a5oag $50. Bradley Me1csf heavy aeseIs IA
eocrs Ard shces Slork NRGed a. from SAp 70 SiesVt,
nos Of which was saved though considerably osn-ge1 y
ssier The huding entircy DESTROYED lusafeS N
AsNew.York Equitable Insurance ComfsaS ard osSels
.....P 8Sdziey who esAle gioccr and Ac@oS oeesi
asl-ea -. J. n Bouss,ee. Insured for eSso ....Os
eea Magie add Hart dr. goods dealers saga aAHsks
Beck ns1rSd in the Hlna and Pro;ecuoG Hartford COM
psa;ss Coz ss coo each was badly damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AZ TIE WKsr-N
saIr from Capt WshA who arrived here lasi night On
soft ,tsi lli seven persons were killed BY NJ
OF lie - Joscph aud some "a liren o. i"rny
ore scaGcc. many o whom we're DOT & pecied 10
.l-yive The = Joseph slc he south Amerca ere rrr
aug Ay sde wheu he aroosrt boiler o. ne - Joseph
1XYllded.
sooe rsnv deck passengers were on The oosr anc IL
,-sv SD al ght runtrr gi hen Jumped cvsrooerc
TIE boiler 6ovr backward. AID Killed boz A. ne
.lae insGuly, morally wuunding TIE second en- eer
be boiler deck a. lie Vi ne explosion s1d The uex
moment sognd himself ne furnaces among the burning
11cL He cscaqed aIDo@t fUrec, beng bat slghuy
1sgri The feet and hands
Nj Moore OF Glasgow, Missouri was killed By Re
...osQn Ne fingered IL great agony f-r - euurs and
every particle o. skln peeled % his body be had Ell ne
rv = - California bat Being unable 10 seizure Pss
- a ils fr CbAsrrs, concluded % return
ore And Invested ais tlres u s2gHf Which Vas Get -
Ike bal
srssvhs. lie occrs q. lie -lt ArefcG refused ~ sivo
ee passengers % DC $ jose "a sEy.ng % 81 ti;er
- e., 81 haTa ;ksif coal A1d ma hey w0u- extend %
,s.tAace whssveg 10 he scAdsd AL ss5sfog C2fi.i1
Iernr IS ros tEc toa- a. Re tine lie 14l fgq 81 q
y. wrsok Il 10 $ Joseph
t. c!tlxels u Memphis verY lern e1aspe1sr- a.
- rrrofie1 con fuct &c ctceTs q ~ >ouin AsrcA
Men he boa reaeho la pace re SeTl. 4lschec hes
I'D proceeded pieces her e1goes He Dc sehed
ne rock shaN ard uther rcrrors o. Der racs y
AID detained De - bouTs II Ire mearcIne ae C-ik
gave ih- Sesrs ne money he lad received Ho1 y
C'ark II -he : Joseph. z1G H1s he naiiez resls
TIE cause q lie rXpc We hare ncs been &C - -
corisin TIE cesr o. tie Scnu sNw nothing q u wTees
AL Icy supposed Il sank .LOgsVe CoaI.rI az >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

pisVNIoN rs MARYLAND-The BaIim0re CLIP
Pc holds the following language on Dlsanion a. IN.
pving the State OF Maryland
We believe hat mistake has been committed by piedg
az tAe sac certain 10 send Delegates 70 The
Scctsern Convention. There occasion for comm g
a. o. The subject especially he councils which miea
psevA Ia the SouiheT Convention might be sech would
nos Be approved ~ MsDlaad We eel It down aNet
Acf that his Safe VIII UGcer Circumstances which
a. hks,y 10 sanction dissolution OF The mon -
Waaever msy be the feeling Anong members OF the
Legislature sAasned hat large majority OF the
Hepe 81 he STATE opposed to plede.ng Mary and ~
sne with The South any other section IN Other man
constitutions measures The Old Maryland Inc VII siAns
seaofsst toke Unson frs. and sways and The Legs
ssQSe would DO well 70 keep his fact always IN mind
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

wsDusoAs M0ssIse, Fec
aEA E.r.tE.-Tbe following sales Of real estate
.y.,. nd. by NJ Cole yesterday 10 Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

JUDGE JoSEs-This distinguished Jarist. =
the Bar Of tic CRY paid % hsndsoues ri0gis
Friday, resumed ns former business a. an a'ionsJ
AID eognseilorsGw, and has opened a. Office At No 81
JanneeY-cDurt WsltL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

- The CArAIo5rE ~ rsE JSios THEoLo-
sc,L ssNrSAsY- = ts City give. a. assFeg,e Of - ''1-
slts II Of whom are from The New-iors Unver-'y y
f-.-r Yale College Ard n ron WHATS Co.isge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

EyFEcrs OF CoLD.--Tne Croton water pipes IN
,ss js,Tslry store No II Asdsn lxne bur" on Monday
night and DID large amount oftsnsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

COJNTERPANEs.-5o cases superior America
u olii. Tor ssie hv SE>MITB co - and = ProeH a
COCOA sHELLs.-Es bsgs, n-sh, Scr reefved-
L FoT ss.s ~ GAsskER 4 YOUNG, - ChsEs<s~s
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IKE SEnNI-VYEEXLY TnIBUb

Is elbgshed every u-.dHoGfy ead s1'"e1I m'f'
~ ~ yer aunum Tao copies fof =
t1gertiseinenfss cents line each in,eftion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

- The JOURNAL OF THE FEANKtS lssTI p
rcrr~ jan Lac Is; Of American Pa'eni' i''ued n
Nav lsis and various articles q sceafse Interest New
Scr. sod ~ ; Francs Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

yr"GBAHAas MAGAzISE, Feb isedecidediy
r-a number. SIoDoaKD contributes Household DrSe
u great sweetness ard psihos HAsrlNes WILD, good
rory Of humble LIE IN ireland R. cHssDLEs siae Of
Tue wikinsons, ;" and Mrs. ossooD, Spanish no
nance There several other good pieces IN prose aud
,er,e by The most popular magazine writers Ne" York
" n. GTalsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

AlssIsG -Beajamin Wheeler isft hs home IN
W.4.smsbafgh, ret "wednesday, al Pr. % come 70
D. anes IA s CITY and bss so since been heard o. he
sad silver rs,cb To e., poke, ard sboa' slo 10 money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

The SECOND AND GLORIOUS APFLAkiS"
% rsE AEssiAH At rHE PssscvER lsha' BY Jsnes
Caspmsn ani Thomas Parker.-An eaboraie s'enp' 70
elcdae he prophecie. by ariihmece aaiAining ma ne
,,o,a Will en- In Eve year. tNe~-Yors Berf1rd CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
~ NA1rRr By R W EYEHsoS-the Il

4 Toe -hnci publication. which established the slih1r'
sais "a thinker aud schoaf-Gzs been reprinted 10y
Isues MH1roe Co. E-o- Be.ug moe concentrated
90 direct NJ admirers Wiz consider % hef's While
- disker. WI. onoglcc worse hsn ether vo.lue ~
10 Essays TIE cunous sri gn.nuse. rs7 determine a
Cd hour bv procuring his small volume whel'f hey vii
no The ore c.sss .o o.er t'scareey arser than an
.rersge .ermor. tlt mas 10 deeper lNew ior. $.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

CorRr CALEsDAR--1 ats Day--soPrenie Court
--Gsneral Term.-NOs 3 .. a. -, ~, TO- II, - 70 -
Cfcgt Courl--Nos ~ y0l 70 $40. .
Superior Cour-Tnal Tsrm.-so. q. -, ~ ~, W, o.
q 4 a. a. % 10 So u, ~ u 20 a. 90 10 "A, "a toS
DO Transferred Cs.endaI-SOs 10 ~ 2, u, y, g. II
o - - - ~. -. -. -.
10 ilg, ~, 10 N.
o. & DISTRICT CoURr.--Judgo Bets beiaz IN
s Mr. Metcsf Clerk u he Court undsr Us ls~ VI lsos
al ~ appont cot u he Jsdgssj " bear aodsns and nfs
esrrnDny, &C.
PoLIcE-John Roach WAS arrested or stesiEg
20. f,,ss soe.rrK xss lsnd coneessd 10 the h0as-
10 90 Orand-st He had broken opeu hfee rsnn;
ggsn Q1in sole piece Of calico. .sssvW Alea 5000
lsgTei u MJissses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04
+ ii Il 6 A L E ID q NJ A N.

ence aud rase into penuiy and suffering,
Tho indigrul widow, the uurnrcd inf, ana
uuuotrcled prphau, would mt have lhr
rcnuly uitlance vi lhcir "dally lifr' doled oul
~ lhcni hy The uiggurdly but uiliclnl oyersefr
pauporlsm would be- unknown, The rhr'
ing muily would not lean upon ile cola
rhnrily ofolhefH, hul would have, and pos
srsa, and usr r,dr oiru, and az lllc time nl ne
greatest need. Tie overwhelming m~'ar-
tunes Incident 10 commercial 1irl nnhi M
deed Ia Gimost every species of hurlnrfs'
would be- stripped of IN evil
Tho gmspiug miscr, Whose morIll eye
often sycs perjury aud pnupcrsm IN ihe DIS
lance, )W hen be- sceH his indiily provided lor
gradually rrlenses hlH gmsp nEd nee" hiS
means M bcromcs lnG knowing that be- con
carry nothing win him, hu dlspoQsca what
hc Inns, and horuinrs charitable and Kind,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-04

Il commenced raining here last Sunday
NIGHT aud continued a. rain until Monday
evening During Monday large quantity
Fll Tlpr qnanllly Of water that would hnd
its way into the streams was also greatly in
creased by the melting of the snow IA 1hr
woods aud deep yalliea. The consequence
was, the streams rose suddenly aud TO an IN
pmoedcnWi height, aud grru' damage WaS
done IN this vicinity by The great food Of WA
ters We hear from all directions Of bridges
being carried of, and damage done 10 roads,
Nc
The Pa4sumpsio WIS higher lhnr i was ey-
er bcloro known 10 be by lhal famous person,
age, "lhr oldest lnhabilant 30 also was the
Connecticut
In our immediate vicinity never waa there
80 much damage BY my one ifoabet, 70 the
bridges -Four considerable bridges were
ssept uwuy Ia this town, The one at the
s6uJtrHt ~ the CENTRE Vlllng, the Bridge
at Ely'alloo aud Fork Factory the one this
side Of HE east Village, and one between. the
two last named, on the road leading from this
-ufHrr ~ tire ti--,- ' riirF-7r--
The atrrtrTuJ7p,.ef The waters was about ne
rapid a. the rise By~ Tuesday evening The
Passumpsie had fallen about Eve feet, and the
violent aud angry aspect oflhe stream in the
morning, had gwen place to a more calm aud
placid appearance,
Olhor IownF, cut uP by streams like ours,
have undoubtedly suffered 10 a similar extent
la thciT highways and bridges
We hear qfJamagr 20 The Connecticut aud
Passumps,e Railroad bot At the present time
have no reliable Information; but shall,Proba-
bly,, before gong to press.