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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

DUBIIC NoTICE-sUPkEaE coURr.-in the Of the
Application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commodity the City
ORR relative the Of fih from One Hun
cred sai Thirty the Harlem RIVER the Twelfth
Wart OF cPu6ac Hereby b. The Mayor, Alder
Of Ss~fok. pursuant
such and provided the sad the Mayor Aldermen
and commousy o;he City Of New lo uieul TO Aks aPgsca
The Supreme Court III, Of YORK SPECIAL Term OF
he sad Court % BE- bed the City Han the City New iok
onssy the d day the Of the Court that
ren OF VI Estimate Assessment the above
dta mattel that he and Of the improvement the
opeaog Of Ia from One Hundred and Thirty ss> street
TIE hat hNes he TNeh Ward Of The Cry Of New York,
a. 40 or upon ts Of the sad city by virtue OF ~ s,
entitled an act relative touching the laying OF
streets aud road. the C Of for other Purpos
pass.d APrl ID, lsT-Dsiea New Yofs, NAY ls, lSs0
N.Y. ties HENRY n DAVIES, Counsel TO the Corporation
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Surrogate County
INev fors, notice hereby gwen persons having
DON ALONZO BOOTH. C.ty Of York,
ceased peseat TIE u vouchers me subscribers
TIE OF james Barnes street
fors On o. before the tenth day Of Nay srDssi New Yo lie
saxurI n sIeKIrY. {Erseu,OuL
n5isvsm' SUSAN n BOOTH EIscu,nr
IN PURSUANCE order Surrogate Of the County OF
lNsw hereby all persons having clam.
against SAMUEL ROBERTS ate Of the Cry Of Yors De
vouchers hcrcoi
oc o the broadway Insurance Company No ts Broadway
10 lie 10 OF Ns~Yofk day August
pes. Dated New .York the itth day Of reb.csTy, 1850
scHUREMAN HAISTkD, Administrator.
laisw6u ANN ROBERTS. AdmiasusrI
RIO BOOKsRLLERs.--The stereotype plates Of
i he Handbook Of Needework and Supplement- Also
the sereotype plates Of Cotss "Reminiscences For sale
by lmySiwl CHARLES JENKINS, lts Nasssnst
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NETWORK SUPREME COJkf.-Harret T. Boyd against
~ William Boyd-Summons acton for divorce Sri iOa
hereby summoned 10 the compliant 10 MS acton "c
was lied in the Office Of the Clerk County of Broome n at
Bmghsmton SAID County the 9th day OF April 1857 and serve
copy of the village OF Bngamo1, wt1n
hereof exclusive OF The day OF such ser
vice you the complaint aforesaid, the panH
amply relief demanded the coInp n
beside Tie costs Of this scton-Daed Bnh anton, April 1850
"a iaw6v SALMON JUDD, PA ntin = AturnrN'
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& UPREME COURI-JGnsH Campbell against Henry Lyon sni
INAhTabsm Lyon-To HENRY LYON, OF the defendants:
hereby summoned and required the compliant
ts action fled the oce Clerk Of City and
County Of NewYok the sixth day Of April 1870 and
copy tire said complaint the subscribers
tier Office, No. Is WastIeei, the SAID city within tween
~ days after the ofths exclusive OF the day
such service fall the sad complaint within the
orsd the plaintiff This acton will tk- Judgment
Two hundred and dollars sixty cents
hundred and forty dollars ant twelve from
,etweny day Of May 1896 and with interest the balance
from twenty nth day Of July 1896 besides the this
acon.-Dated New York, April o, 1880
ALLEN. HUDSON CAMPBELL,
lavl0v Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. is Wal-st
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INSURANCE.
THE GRoOERy
FIRE ENDURANCE COMPANY,


EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once, No 10 Wal corner o. PeArist n. Z.
CAPITAL, f90,0o1
rIyHIs COMPANY, haying their capital I'll paid L. In
cash prepared 10 Insure Buildings, Merchandise,
Household furniture, Vessels in port their Cagoes &c
against loss damage by hrs also, the Risks o ln.nd
Navigation and Transportation, on the most favorasls
terms AL losses promptly adjusted and paid
DIRECTORS.
2uYus aToRY hosEs Tlu.oR, SAMPSON MOORE,
YyTEa k.ETrx GEORGE BLpEl CHls BuEKHALrER,
FRircIs syIDDY, HErRY kDEY, Asa b roaIkh,
Jas B. WILSON, ALEX. H. GRANT, Wa X Fosrkh,
REKB.sREsnAE, HARsHAL PEPoos, Isaac c; TAYLOR.
SAMPSON hOORE. President
Mr. -os sx-E secretarv Tfns
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE 90.
81 Wsllst and 165 Bowery.
TVIlIs COMPANY with a cash capital securely invested
ard large surplus continues 10 insure against Loss
ard Damage by Fire or IS favorable terms "a ue SlV
DIRECTORS.
nsrial BURNETT Jeremiah johnson,
Thomas mcElrnth, jay jaws
Lake Baksr Robert Barley,
Charles Deyoe, john 3. tnrrlf,
Iionzo A Alyord James G. Baldwin,
Wii,isr. Wallace Francis Palmer.
DANIEL BURNETT, President
JAMES N MCLEAN, Secretary.
October !. 1919. eZ I'm
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BROADWAY INsURANcEooNPANY.

CAPITAL, $200,oOo.
OFFICE-41s BROADWAY, CORNER OF CANAL-sT.
rJ,HIs COMPANY having their capital all paid In cash.
are now prepared TO effect Insurance on Buildings,
Merchandise, Household Furniture Vessels in port and
their Cargoes &c against loss damage by FIRE, on the
favorable terms All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Scburemar Halsted, Benz. Y. Camp, Matthew Bird,
John Harper Charles SANFORD, Hiram M Forester,
Vim. V. Brady, John Snecker Reuben w iowes,
VIM. B. Skidmore Chester briggs Jonn B. DICKINSON,
Wilson G. Hunt Ssm1 Il. Althause, Lenuel Bangs,
Iohn Falcoper John 3. Cories, John 7. Fisher,
Leonard Kirby Bernard 5myth, Aaron Arnold,
George Cobb, John w Mesereau, Charles p. Brown
Y. w. Edmonds, G. L. lngerso.L William Trusow,
Lewis Doy, Hemqs m. Weus, Cr9Wel hadden.
Jopr WRAY Secretary. al8 9tT&Mh
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PURSUANCE order Of the Of
New fot notice hereby gwen 70 Al
BENJAMIN w. PICK ke OF the y Of New YOt
present with vosebers thefeo ts
Of John FsaDer No 2< S;hev-uue Cy
YORK. before the 2h day Of May DerDa>d New
s3dtiay OF Nov, ls<s. JOHN FAULKNER, Adrrnsrator.
NE laworas CATHARISE PECK, dzan<t
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,UPREME COUKTohn Hancock AGAINST Harrson Palmer aud
Sam his wife William H. Hbbari and Phebe Ann ms wife arr
on Palmer IT, Richard Palmer Hannah T. Bruh, Richard r. bI1
Charles Phebe p Bruf and James BruhSamons or rel
(Co not ITO ANN PALMER; You hereby summoned
required the complaint this acton winch vas aea
IN clerk Of the City and County OF Newl OK az
the City Hall City Of New York the 18th day OF April
1850 copy to the sad on the
suser al his Office No Wasrset the City OF New YORK.
within twenty days after the Of this summons on you e1
elusive aud fail 70 answer toe sad
cornps Aforesaid the pazif IN this acton Will ap
ply 70 the Court relief demanded the
New York, April l3;h 1850 X H. bowNE,
fainti 8 Attorney
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- FOK sALE-ELMIRA MILLs az ELMIRA


E sixty OF land mile south OF Hastings and
three miles north of Yonkers lying west OF the North
River Road, and fronting the Road and Hudson River;
laid in building sites Of from three to twelve the
sies for building unequaied the Hudson River,
having most commanding view Of the Hudson and the
East River, Sound, Staten sisDd &c &c Maps, nc.
he had OF THEODORE MARITIME, Tweniy-eighh-,,.
between Eighth aud Ninth avs. a25 I'm"
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The Trustees have declared dividend OF Nv enty three
per cent the earned premiums OF the year. pay
able IN scrip and asr the second Monday In May next
The Trustees have aso resolved 20 pay Interest OF SIX
per the Of The Certificates authorized 10 be
Issued In April 84s and In April 1919 10 the holders there
OF or their legal Representatives aud AFTER tho 18th
day Of May next Also, thai the Cercstes Of profits Is
sued 1884, with the according interest ereOn. 90 paid
above on and amer the 10Th DAY Of June next and that tbs
Interest thereon shall from thai date Aad that, ssr
payment VI the ssues Of scrip Of lS43 1919 and 1880
hy per Of the future earnings OF the Company shall
be reserved until the capital Of the Company amounts
One Million Of Dollars. By order Of the Board.
CHARLES NEWC0MB, Secretary.
Nap- York. AMI 3. 1880
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of County
New rort notice hereby gwen % all having eas
ROGER ID. C1APP late Of the City Of New
present with vouchers thereof the subscriber
oce Of Wtos Hail. J No 70 Deg street the CITY Of New rork
before twenty eighth day Of September nxi-Da,e
for the i3d day Of March, sSa JULIA cLAPf Administration.
ND Iaw1Qs
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Justus =. Earle and B-na.
~ Babbtt stephen Clark Nelson w Fisk and Alfred
MrghtShe saeBy virtue Of siacl nsni, and under and
order Of herein ty The Hon Henry T. I'd
w.rdsI expose public the
1850 10 O'Clock AN No. 80 Nesey street the City OF New
barrels mackere II do bacon bones, trimmings
hams pok hams do PORK, DO trimmings
shoulder hams, 40 shoulders, pieces
con- sng p Kegs niger boxes cheese DO spices
dandelon 30 ans DO CnnamOnS New York. May 10, 1850
THOMAS CARSLEY. Sheriff.
VI. II. CK,sT Deputy sheriff. myil
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Is PURSUANCE Of order " Surrogate Cousy Of
lNsw YORK, note hereby 70 al having
Szn~t JOSHUA UNDERhiLL late Of the Gig Of New YORK
ceased prs.en; the WITH vouchers thereof 70 the
A. ne store No $50 Granst IN As Cy Of New fork
the l7th Gay Of November. is4s
nlS is~rnr ALPHUs UHDERHrI. Er>c-,o,
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PURSUANCE Of order Of The Surrogate County Of
View lota Noce hereby gwen 20 a. persons hsyus claim,
hA ANN FRASER late ofthe City New iork
deosved prrseut with vouch-a
scrber the o1ce OF samuel - s No Wal the Civ
Of NevYork before the day Of October next-Dsi
Newton, the 9Th day Of April. $50
a1s iwon- SAMUEL l. BURRrrT Admius.,r..or.
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IN PURSUANCE of order the County
New fork notice hereby gwen 70 all persons having claims
DAVID MILLER late OF the City OF York, deceased
present with vouchers thereof the subscribers
dence No. ls6 East Broadway. the City Of New York. be-
fore the fh day Of June neItDed New York the 30h day Of
November 1874 JOHN MILLER Executor.
d3 law6mr MARY Z. MILLER. EIecutrI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

CALIFORNIA CHARGEs.-A letter
from California to friend in New
York says
The cxorhi'an, charges which are
made by professional men for the slight
es, service they rerder you are with
out parallel in any part OF the world.
l viii i've you an instance; A friend OF
mine was taken sick, and was attended
by a physician six weeks, although his
malady was nothing very serious; after
his recovery, he asked the doctor for
his bill for attending him. lie receiv-
ed in a note, the next day, bill for the
modest sum of $l700 for medical
attendance. Another friend Of mine
informed me that he called one day up
on lawyer, and mer ly asked him a
few questions regarding an affair ofve-
ry little moment, and probably occu-
pied his time for fifteen minutes; a few
DAYS after he was handed bill for
slO0 for advice"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
New Y0RK, Sept. 5lh, 1850
New York, Sept. 5, 1850.

iNh" AVNh, cSP'' S'"S hoc"'
PIT. BARsuM, ESQ Dear SIR The
Committee invited by you to select prize
song, to be sung by Mdlle. Jenny Lind.
have examined all the productions that
have been offered for that purpose, con-
ss,ing of over sevec hundred, and they
herewith present you the result Of their
consultations.
Among the songs which have been sub
mittcd TO their examination large number
were found to be destitute Of the poetical
merit which would cntite them to be TAX
en- into account.
OF the others, two were unanimously Sc
lected by the Committee as in many res
poets being equally deserving Of the prize;
bu, in the opinion of Mr.. Jules Benedict,
one of them was superior in point Of mu-
scal adaptation, and on that account has
received their unanimous vote.
The sealed envelope accompanying this
Song was found to contain the name Of
BAYARp TAYLOR, and he is accordingly
pronounced the successful candidate.
We are, dear Sir, yours sincerely,
GEORGE RIPLEY,
JULES BENEDICT,
l.. GAYLORD CLARK,
J. 5. REDFlELD,
GEO. p. PUTNAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
JENNY LiNp's BRoTrER.-The Brido,

JENNY LlND's BRoTrER.--The Bridge
water ENG Times says: 1t will be in
t,resling to many Of our readers to
hear that last week John Lind, mari
ner, Of Stockholm, son of Hans Lind
schoolmaster, and brother of Jenny
Lind, the Swedish Nightingale" was
married in the Register Office in this
town to Miss Mary Gee, ofPillgwenlly.
John had not seen his sister for many
years, until lie accidentally met with
her the other day at Liverpool, on her
professional visit to that place. Jenny
presented him with handful Of pocket,
money, but John. like his two other
two brothers, is able and willing TO
work Cor his bread, and if his sister
were to offer him an annuity to exempt
him from labour he would not accept
of it. lie spoke in the most Affection
ate terms OF his sister, stating that she
had supported her father and moth
er since she was sixteen years Of
age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

Tour RNAMENT.-A letter from Fau-
quier White Sulpher Springs, publish
ed in the Georgetown Advocate. con.
cludes with the following paragraph:
"There are here, at this present
time, visitors from New Orleans and
Richmond, Georgetown, Washington
city and Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, as well as other ci-
ties, which want Of time forbids me to
enumerate.
"On last Friday afternoon witness
ed a tournament, which was simply
preparatory to the grand tournament Of
the Sc son, which is to come off on
Wednesday, the 4tli of Septemb r.
Mr.. J. Shackleiord Green, Of Virginia,
was the successful competitor, and the
crowned Queen was Miss Lavinia Kirk.
land, a beautiful, intelligent and accom-
plished l;dy Of Baltimore, who wore
her honor. reet " and gracefully"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

New ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN JENNY
LIND AND BARNUN-MovEMENT OF THs
NlGHTiksALE.-Las, night. the particulars
of new con,rac, we're ratified by MIR. Bar
nun and Mdle. Lind. BY this aRreemrnt,
" which supersedes all former contracts, the
sum of 81 900 per night, for one hundred
and fifty nights, will be secured to Mdle.
Lind, in addition to which the nett proceeds
of every night will be divided equally be-
tween the parties. On the other hand, as
an equivalent for this liberal offer on the
part Of Mr.. Barnum, Mdle. .lind has
agreed to sing during her engagement in
any par, OF Europe or America. Ii is prob
able thai she will visit London during the
Grea, Industrial Exhibition Of 1851. She
also binds herself to give Concerts in this
city Until the price Of tickets shall be
brought down to the minimum rate Of SO,
so that the iairest opportunity Of hearing
shall be afforded the public. Under the
circumstances this is most liberal ar ange-
meni, and we doubt no; will be considered
50 by the public Al larse.-N. Y. Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

DEATH OF Rev. DR. JUDsoN.-By the
overland mail from India, the painful intel
lisence has reached the Missionary Rooms,
of the deceasc of Rev. AdoniIam Judson,
d. D., senior Missionary Of the American
Baptist Missionary Union. He died on the
18th OF April last, on hoard the French
baraue Aristlde Marie, of Bordeaux, bound
for the Isle of Bourbon, a, the age Of e.
DR.. Jids.n left Maulmain on the Sd Of Ap-
ril, accompanied by Mr.. 7. S. Ranney, in
compliance with the direction Of his physic-
ian. Mrs. J. would have gone with her
husband, hut it was at the hazard Of her
life, and he woulJ not consent. For day
or two hope and fear al,ernated, bu, before
the pio, left the vessel, he felt so much re-
vived as to dictate a message TO Mrs. Jud-
son, expressing conhden. belief tha, he
would recover. Scarcely, however. had
the po, got off when he relapsed, and suf-
fered grea, pam, which continued until he
was released by death. He was buried in
the sea on the sane evening, in lat. l3
deg. North, Ion. 80 deg. East, within tho
range of islands tha, run down to the straits
of Malacca, ~thin nine days after the em-
barka,lon. Dr. Judson embarked for the
Eas, in 1912, and has thus been more than
Thirty -eieh. years in the Missionary service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
JENNY LIND TICKETS.

Castle Garden was crowded at 10 o'clock
this morning, and is so as we 60 to press
with this edition, Q p. M.
The frs, choice Of seats sold was from !
to 10 tickets, and was struck ofio G'n'n'
the halter, for S225 for one ticket, ai'er
sharp competition. lie selected The centre
clair in The .cond row, in. .media,ely in front
Of tho stage.
The second best bargain, for Barnum,
was The sale of the private box. on The
south. eastern side of the stage. opposite to
Jenn, 's,-,he only two IN the house,
Monno,, Of the New York Hotel, who, al
ter competing with Howard, Of the Irving,
and others, had il struck doxn, a,s35 a
seat, for four seats.
The average price ofchoice sests was $40
chairs in front, sideways OF the centre OF
the Stage, sod at So 1858, freely. Some
of the centre seals in the gallery brought
about The same prices.
A great number Of seats ip the gallery,
a nd some of the side chtirs, on tho floor,
wen, for IS. Atl o'clock, no seat had
been sold under $4 lathe minimum, or
fixed price being $3,-When there is no
advance on tha, sum, the sale stops.
Irving House, As,or House, and Hall q
Son, were the only purchasers Of any con-
siderable lots Of tickets. The rest we're
mostly struck Otto individual purchasers.-
~ Y. Erpress, Sat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

AN UNroTUNArE FAMrLY.-Wnhin
the last twelve months the family Of
ex-senator Norvell Of Michigan has
been nearly bloued out.
The first calamity was the sudd n
disappearance Of Mrs Miller, an only
daughter W. believe, under circums,an-
ces The mos, painful. Next the sud.
den death Of Mr.. Norvell, on his
return from a protracted scar ch for
his daughter. A few days since, a
son, and the only one, died at Sara
,oga. A short bm sad history of a
family which a few months ago saw
nought in the future but the bright.
est promise Of hope.
Il has been pretty satisfactorily as
certsined that Mrs. Miller ven, TO
Europs.-CIevelsnd PIa'ndesler.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

The newspapers tell a story Of an
old woman who gazed at the meteoric
shower; believing that the day Of Judge
ment was at hand, she urged her hus-
band to lose no time in collecting his
debts. The Belfast Journal relates a
conversation in a store upon the same
subject One young man put in ques-
ton. Suppose the world was to be de-
stroyed on or before the first day Of
June, what should we busy ourselves a.
bout until that time 7 This was a
tough question which no one seemed
ready to answer. Turning to an idle,
lourging lubber, he asked:
"Whst would you do B'lll"
"l'll tell you" says Bill; Id get all
the rus, ] could, and agree to pay IN
July"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
The Jenny Lind PsiZe Song.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has the pleasure of an
nounclng that, after laborious and faithful
examination of ;he Songs presented in com
petition Tor the Two Hundred Dollar Prize
for the hes. song, to be sung by Jenny Lind
as Greeting to America, the Committee
have unanimously awarded the said Prize
according to the statement in the { flowing
letter, which is herewith submitted to the
Public. p Il. BARNUM.
New York, Sept. 5, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

Mr.. March, in his pleasant "Remin-
iscences OF Congress. while relating
the scene in the senate chamber twenty
years since, during the remarkable de-
bates on the Foo,e resolutions, gives
the following anecdote:-It will be re-
membered that Col. Haype, who had
made good speech, was soon followed
by Judge Woodbury.. then a senator
from New II impshire. Col. Benton
was so particularly pleased with the
Judges speech. that when il was con-
cluded, he rose and extending his right
hand over the head Of the Granite SEN
atsr, Ike pope or cardinal pronoun-
cling benedictlon, exclaimed in loud
voice-"Yes, this lsmy Peter, and this
Peter is the rock on which the church
ofNew England democracy shall be
built''-ihen adding in low tone, not
supposed to be inientcd for the hearing
Of the senate, "And the gates " he'll
,b.K not p,soail against ,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12

VERMONT ELEcTION.-The Wings Of
the Old Green Mountain Stale have fought
good fight, and achieved a complete vic
tory over an unprincir.d coalition of spu-
rious Free Soil with its Pro- Slavery ally
We submit below, returns from 10 towns,
which comprise nearly four-fflhs of the
population Of the State. In these the vote
stands as 70 lows
Williams, Whip 1928
All others Ii, 1896
In these same towns last year the Whig
majority was only 1898, showing a nett
Wing gain of 1915. This insures the
election Of the " h ole State ticket by the
people, for the first time since 1874.
Ia the first Congressional district there
is no choice. 10 ffiy-four towns Lyman,
the regular Wing candidate, has 35l9 to
29I3 for Mr.. Miner. There are over three
thousand votes thrown for the two Locoio-
CO candidates. We hope next time our
friends in this district will show a united
front and elect whoever may be the regu-
lar candidate Of tho Wing District Conven-
tion.
In the second district, Hebard, Whg,
has 1896 majority over all others. Five
towns remain to be heard from, which will
not reduce his majority below thousand.
In the third district, Mr.. Meacham is re-
elected by majority not far from twelve
or fifteen hundred.
In. the fourth, Bartlett, Loco, succeeds
Peek, Loco, by less than the usual majori-
iy.
In The House, we have returns Of 100
Wings to 81 opposition. a slightly increas-
ed maturity from last year.
In the Senate, the Wings have elected
twp in Bennington, three in Windham, four
in Windsor, three in Rutland, two in Ad-
Olson, two 10 Chn,enden, three in Franklin,
and one in Orleans go in all and prob
ably one in Essex and one in Grand Isle
The opposliion have only three in Orange,
two in Washington, two in Caledonia, and
one in Lamoille in all 8.
Well done Vermont !-Bost. Atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
Jkssy LIsp's CoscrRr.-The tickets for

jenny LISD's CoscsRr.-The tickets for
the fret concert contain full directions 40 10
the seats to DO occupied, the arrangements
Of the room &c. A lamp. corresponding in
color with the ticket, indicates the part Of
the house to which il entities The holder
U.hers, With badges Of Office. are to be STA
TONED in different paris Of the house; and
books will be sold only within tho garden.
eon,sinine the ,onRs TO be sung
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-12
fVA Very APPROPRIATE PRESENT

rVA VERY APPROPRIATE PRESENT
The Liverpool Tunes" says that a
silver tea-kettle was presented to Mdlle
Lind by one Of the charitable ihs,itu-
,ions OF tha, city. The donors doubt
less selected that particular utensil to
enable them to accompany its p'escnta-
tion with that classical air, "Jenny,
put the kettle on"