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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

wAsurNoroY le Iclock.-The President
died tonight, ut rs minutes past 10 O'clock
lis death was-caIm aud peaceful, and the
Vice president, The members Of the Cabinet,
the Mayor of Washington, tho u. 5. Marsha
of the District, the attending physiciaus aud
lis Tamiy surrounded the bed. Ills last
words weru-',f am prepared Il hare tndeGr.
ored b do my duty"
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i. OU r.

TNBarsls and half Barrels slso,in i Bar
\ rels; of sups riar quality II ma q ufaetnred BY
Burbank a. LaRaton, MontpelisS. ),E6ieh will
be sold with email advance from Abe mann
fsetuyyrs price,, c RA;rNEr.
81 jobnsbpry, &upss. 1880 o7l~1I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

On friilny Judge Potter oflhb Manchester
Police Court, made liis'riecision w The ehse
# tbs Parker nurdefef-. II MAS hat the ev-
denee against WA. a. Clark was tint nifil-
,''eul 10 hold him, aud that he bs discharged
hat ugainsl Asa nud Henry 4, Wentworth,
40 rb0ughl sufficient evidence tnrti been At'
'iucrd, Ia require them 90 answsT 10 high
~ CouW, he ordered that they he Dammit
od 10 ~ Amherst Jail, lhrrofo stay IN oeXl
October, AID then await the HelI0n az the
Count ct Common pleas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Late st N e w s..
TIlE PRESIDENTS Hines

TIE PRESIUEN I > ILLNIN ''o'
Ou4- accounts Of the brief Illness of the
President are necessarily imperfect. u np-
penrs. however That he wns attacked by ~
nipnt tiirrri--r-n III, the anniversary OF ourirr-
while attending ils .eelebrh-
non Of the Washington Monument sssoela-'
tlpa, and wus Obliged 10 withdraw FROM tbs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Immense Confiagration in
Phila delphia.
EXPLOSION AND ross or LIVES.

Phiiadeiphtd Ju,y OH Erening. a Ere
hrukc ont IN five stury Warehouse on n
" hnrf below Vine street, and spread rapidly,
consuuD,a through To Water slrecl, .lilsdy
demulisbiUS Ridgmay q Budd's establish
-n,eni, aud seriously damaging number OF
stores aud dwellings on The west ,ldc of
Wafer street A lnrge qunnlill i of gnnpowdcr
md sulrpetre stored ia cellar exploded, aud
> or 20 persl-rs MARE -h!alvn- into tue river,
aud 10 or IL severely injured,
fTr 7rfrU r. raging tcrrifcnIIy, nj
tcnst one rsile rtfas, ~ iH blaze, and $50
lives are lost. Alorso's live down aud Buins
Is IN jeopardy
.Nfr FORK, Tuesday epening A telegraph
de-Ihleh has luet been received from The
Mayor Philadelphia, requesting the aid OF
the New York Departmental subduing the
destructive Gre which is still raging, IN that
city. Accordingly several fire companies
hive been ordersd TO proceed by express
train to Philadelphia.
12o'ciock. The Mayor of Philadelphia has
the order ier hre engines
tron New York stating ti,nt the fire was be-
ing got under. -
LATER.
Phiia3ie,phia, Wednesday Ersning, Jdy 10
Two ar Ihreehundred buildings were con-
sunied. and the loss il toI~etds n faiHSon Of
dollars. After the most diligent iuquirg,we
hive bocn. unable to obruira complete h5t
af The killed, ~onnted-aud missing. From
MI the hIorlnaiiun in regard 10 the most mel
lncholy part Of The story Of yespr
dye disaster, we feel safe IN stating the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
STRAY HORSE,

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber,
" on the 9Th inst, dark brown or hlack
Mare, supposed to be i've years old, with Ion 6
switch tail, and shod before. The owner of
sRiE mare u requested to prove property, pay
chArges and lake her away.
JAMES .IUDKlNs.
-Danxille. IulY IL ls50. .t76w9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

GEN LOftI DEsOuN, ED,--CuL Hardy,
Who commanded rhe Kemuek'ans nj Carde-
ma, has published report, drn6mciug L"-
'cz NJ hnRlug grossly deceived them, and
'laleA that .ho Is,ssrSsad -I,O qualification
a..
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Caps, of all Styles & Qualities

.cHiL DRENS' HATS = caps or F1NCIFtI
PATTKRNS q EHCELLENT Nj TERLAL,
1 keep experienced workmen and mnnnfae-
turr most of my own stock and am ableito as.
sure the public Of its qualities and to answer
all orders for articles, not on hand, at short
notice.
ST. Johnsbury, July 1850 676u.
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NOTICE.

THIS may certify that have given. to'my
Il Soa, ua,ues l.. juikins, his tia'e't traSlh-
act business for himself, and shall claim none
nfhis earnings nor pay. any debts OF 'h's CON
tracing AFTER this date. .S,
JAMES JUDRINS,
Danville, July 4, JS60. 676w3-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

a. The Hons =. preuliss,a vol kuown
md distinguished lawyer, formerly n rosid,
rCl Of VIcsbgrP. aud rrrcnlly ofNsw Orleans,
'lled the other day NJ AnIchrz, Miss. Hew hs
i"rNa briei period Honlber Of Congress
ifotiffhni State. '~~-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

~ Mur'hp Fm'NaoHf entered upon the
rutttF-0r THe 6ITicc OF PRECEDENT Of The United
S@lrs, on Wtdncpday last
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SuTuIk, y
Boston, Feb ~, isi0.|5
Then personally appeared before me the
aho|c named B,j J Roberts, and acknowl.
edged the above to be true, and his free act
and deed before mt, .
BENZ II, ClRRiER, Justice of the Pruve
Mauc and pa, M by the Society of Shdkers
EDWARD BRINLEY & Co, Druggists
Boston, sole agents.
AcENrs.-Johb Bacon, c Bingham, ST
Johnsburyi l.. 2 Parks aud Harvey a Abbot,
Barnett Colby Il Me Gaffry, aud J. NJ. Hoyt,
&"t'o Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

IHE CTbFs.-No yesterday coGvrrs0d
win grhtlcmhn Who lad Just returned
rom zip through the Inferior of Wisconsin
aud Alichran,~ho informs ~ that tie wheat
"a both those States ,s unconnonlY Gne.nnl
lis-e-rrruNrtodngly mtRv II II beyond the
reach Of nny ordinary contingency, aud will
Ice mostly harvested during the present. aud
coming week. IN Ohio the crop viii Ice
magnificent, aud FROM indications through.
ouI the country generally, We may fairly eX.
pee, a more bouuIiful supply of the products
of ihn soil than has hhhnriu bern realized iu
any Our season. fi,gdlp Cowicy. 3D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
DR.. R. KILB0U R NJ
DENTIST,

VNVILL be at ST Johnsbpry on the l2th or
w 18th of July instant, and rema'H Tor
a short time, when he will be ready 10 wait
upon aii Wishing to eTuPioy INN IN the 'iire
of hisproiesson.
July I, 1850. 07Sp,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKE1--ltly 10.
A. market 800 cattle, 900 beeye., and 30 store,
"nsIsuug ~ working uAeu COVE nnd eARoti ann
o wears old.
Pucrs-Nhrket hocf-Extw 81 90; 1T quality
D ~, - quality rs 80 quality IS ordnur, %
20 uQ Veal Cayc, %. Hides 30 cwt Tai
i,ys Z, 49,,
S'~.cs- Working Oxen SO2f ~. 20 aud ~.
Cows ard Cn,c--S23, g. ~ ani ~.
hcuuugA- None.
Two YEAR oll-Nnne.
Three year uld.--s10 and 30.
Sheep aud limhs--il ps nt market. pIlers -
tm -, urd'o each, BY bot s2,260A276.
Swinc--lirtuii "a G.U. Spring Pig Tc
BOSTON MARKET--luly o.
WOOL. Thcr have been large receipts ~ do
ursr, lat n'FtiN uii manufacturers urr-t'tttr' ti'
We hear ~ no important movements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
Circular Saw Mills,

LATHAM Il 60 ,srr aEeulAf argS
~. Patent CuouaT Saw MIDI, f95 rtaioni
and Nm uhmpshi1s
June o. lrv1U u17sU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13
New England Tea Company
100 Washington Street,

Between Spring Lane and Water Street
BOSTON NIB .Ordersby Express prompt
ly attended to.
June n, 1850 U74m6
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WIN EGG RI
A PRIME KruSls Of CIDER VIYE0aK.
~ far salehS ~. AAkNEr,
81 Johnsbury July a. 1900, O76wi
A Small Farm for Sale.

TIME Subnorihef wants 10 aell his Farm,
Il situated ia Waterford, on the Toad lead
inF kom 81 jobnSbutS East 10 Liilleton Coo
sifiihgsof shout ~ aeTsa Of ,~siik
eonfUlAbir buildings, wood, and wsteT Ibs
v ~ sell he Stock, Forming isala sud guam
my ~ wDod ~ he shed ~ fir NJ aioys. ar
tlt Farm alone "a The purrhaarf man vbe"sa
ala The Grapa on said FATmi Whgeyrf Nauis
such a Farm Is frqaestsd 10 coll aud l?gk Ia
h,mssK GEp VI CnArtfR
wstspioga, July Am, 1850. fGs6iE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-13

DIR, toRBETE = Concentrated ,ygt.j q Sar.
s0PdrEa.-I Agents Of this invaluable
Preparation ask the public only To read '.plain
uoynrnshcd Fi'temchts Of osNs, aud thea
Judge for themselves
Boston, Feb. 3, 1910
/. To Edward Brniry a Co, ID. ar Sirs.--As
am about LEAKING 10 paaa Lac wiGtur al the
south, ! an happy To state, by your request,
The hrHcGts have derived through the use Of
DrCss.eI'a SHAKER Syrup OF Safsnparllla -
some time srpec,i found the tone OF my s,um-'
1ch weikcningi then my fouo oppfessrd ne in
haHgSes little quantity used ,lud my strength
faded ne oaiiy. NY aktn beoame subject 10 a
disgusting huhor, at tunes so Aggravated ~ t.
affect nv cyes,rht, had used but li,ilc
mr dseinI, AZ J Follcd glere oh dieting and sea
bathing land ia winter using the Napor aud
sulphur Baths But these failed of all cure
My skinbroau,c more irrtatcd, ny eyrsight
was wrsitnrd, my stomach dtsinrtiurd 10
food, and an irritation Of the Lungs was iusid
'ously developing itself Unhappy al uiy
conditton,by the advice of friend, | adopt
ed the use of Corbrtts Sarsapnrilla
A1er usng only six bottles, fad the tone
of my sto'A'eh is fast beng restored, the irri
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alone attribute these cures; as rejecting all
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] lease the upc Of this IN any manner you
deem best t'u suffering humanity, and believe
nc, Your grstrtul aud relieved friend,
BENJAMIN JONES ROBERTS
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Death of President Taylor !

IN Wnshimrton.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE IN NEW YoRK.-We
publish, in another part of our paper, this day,
important document on the subject Of criminal
law, to which we have devoted some attention in
recent numbers Of the Herald. We allude to the
letter OF Judge Edmonds, addressed to Gov. Fish,
which will be read with general interest, embrac-
Ing, 1t does, the wide field of criminal jurispru-
dence, and containing some valuable suggestions
respecting most desirable change in the present
mode Of conducting the trial and defence of crlm-
nals The letter of Judge Edmonds has been
specially noticed in the Governors Message, with
an observance commensurate with the importance
of Its details. The Governor, in expressing hope
that the subject will engage the early attention of
the Senate, says
g It is subject Of not unfrequent complaint, that
the due administration Of public justice Is often i'm
peded in consequence Of the present mode of empsnne
ling jurors in criminal aud of the exercise Of the
right Of challenge by the raverser and by the manner
OF conducting the trial and defence Trials attended
with any notoriety apt to involve great consump
on Of time in the scrutiny Of the jury Weeks have
informed by one Of the justices OF the Supreme
Court, that In trial before him, upwards OF four
thouss nd persons in fruitess endeavor
to empannel . jury l understand that the Commits
sossrs to revise the rules aud practice of the courts
will submit to your consideration a proposition in
tended to obvate the difficulty which has been expert
enced in this particular"
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Oar City CounciI-The Last Doings OF th'
Old Boards.

Both Boards of Aldermen met last evening, to
take the last pull at the legislative wires, which
were put into their hands by the people last spring
Like most legislative bodies, they let their work
lag behind them at the commencement of their
terms OF office, and have been obliged to call some
thing like half dozen extra meetings within the
past week, to finish up matters which had been
begun, some of them, long since
What the city fathers did last evening, will be
found under the appropriate heads
On Monday the new Common Council will be
sworn into office They will not, at present,
change their mode OF doing business, but will hold
evening sessions as usual. The charter gives
them the privilege TO do so until 1851, when they
must hold only three stated sessions, not exceed
ing one month each, commencing on the first Mon
days of January, May and September. 1t is not
expected that the Aldermen will give up their com-
Portable evening sessions until they obliged to
do il. There are many reasons why they should
prefer to keep up the present order of things, not
the least weighty of which reasons may be found
In the temptations of the tea room.
Well Aldermen are but men, after all; and why
should they not be tempted by the savory odors
which arise from from the city kitchen Indeed,
why should they notl
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,
Affairs I'm Washington.
Saturday, January 5, 1850. (

Saturday, January 5, 1850.
Congress is not in session to-day.
Rumors are again afoa', of approaching changes
IN the cabinet, but 1t is probable they will depend
upon the action of Congress.
The democrats Of the House appear determined
to do nothing till the officers are elected. The
wings would be satisfied to go on with the presens
organization.
The Southern Senators will push forward the bill
providing for the raion of fugitive slaves. By
Its provision, persons aiding in the escape of slave
are subject to fine of one thousand dollars. This
is an offset to free so |.
Next after the'Austrian resolution, on Monday, in,
the Senate, MIR. Foote's, territories, with Hale'
provlso, comes up; and but for the election slave
ry would be ihe subject the House, on Roots In.
structons
The friends Of the New York Branch Mint are
quite sangulne OF its pass ge this session, and we
expect the same bill to provide for mint in Cali
fornia Both together can hardly fail
The President has communicated to the Senate
quite large number of back diplomatic appoint
ments, including the whole of the foreign nomina-
tions.
+. S.-Mr. Clayton gave diplomatic dinner this
evening, at which the whole diplomatic corps was
present, with the exception of Sir Henry Buwer,
whose absence is attributed to the death OF the
Queen Dowager of England. Several members of
Congress were likewise in attendance
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Annivsrsnry Dinner OF the Hebrew Beuevo-
lent society Uhsora Bikur Choiim ana
adIshp.

Tile society celebrated its tes val by publie
dinner Ct the members at tn. Coliseum Rooms Broad
way en- the evening Of Taesdsv, the 1s. Instant The
chair VAS taken BY Joseph Levy, Esq. President,
having for Vice Gumbrecht Bernhardt ESQ yi.s
nesdsnt q the Society At o'clock the guests and
Invited srests to he number OF three hundred took
their seats Of the tables to the sound Of exAas,ns
music. The tables presented grand display of all thai
IL usual and most rehTeAs such festive occs.ious
Afsr suitable prayers had been offered up In. e.mp.
ny sat down. when tbe elsth removed IA. pre.i.
dsrt rose and gave the following toast -
" The President Of the United States and h,. c.hs
nst-My the union 81 the state, b. forever unmpair
which was drank with three time thre. with vr...
enthusiasm 70 the sound Of Hall Columbia by the
band-the members suding.
Or. Nertzbscher then addressed the mee.inr a, o.
eloquent speech In the German language In which he
.c,. psS,o..a m 'sr, 20 the g..adeur Of the OBJ
70 adopted BY this society VAS whoever truIv n-.c
usss and PERFORMS rishteou,ps,s and mercy. shsiI
hnu length Of days wealth snd honor This wss =
noble maxim-a great aud beautiful truth whs, a n..
% Tsai,e the world would be ~ men performed these
ects Of the association ssd then offered the folo-ag
Prosperity and success. 20 th,. and Al, o.h.r h.,
noble sims.n '"e"
Isssc stsmper. Esq.. then briefly sddr....d an. 49,.
ing expfessirr the 10y and sstisf.cton a sa,. bn
ater su absence of many from this city 10 ana
on bis rstsrrinz sssocision like this rising ia its
~
aimed Of ieasi good wishes 70 carry ou. the rrest
objects 30 btaUsnuiy expressed In the motto Of the
Society. VI WI"
The fcnc~iBs toasts from the chair were then .ue.
eesiNey giren Gus and drank with great enthu.issm
thosed esch one By the lively strains q ths music
Of the bsDd - WV "'''0
The Governs cf,hs state Of New York;
us Honor the Mayor 4 the Cityn
Tie Land We I've In
" Nay the virg 4 ffrieniship never lose fessb.r.
bert L.oR. ksl then addressed the oonpsnv a5
veitne o. TIE fact that The majority the members ef
.his ocleiy we're fces, be took occasion 20 commend
IN hspPy sfrsin UPON the sylum Afforded IN this
e"Nbtfy Z" The oppressed Of all Bstions rDopes NO.
Toe himself BY birth. his ssther vas Polsrder srom
re city % Fosfn He was well aware of tn. oppresson
stheied by the people In the north IN parts ~ urnps
eis ln t.is country The gates freedom opened
By ofefirg " ~
drunk with grsat suthusi.st,
" Mey.r bfisay addressed the cornpasy, sud erpa.
,stso ~ On the virtue sni tesuy of cbsrity The fol-
loviue was then drank
beaith anf fucctse 90 the Caifnrnis adventurers
several other tossts after yards drank when
ais hour, after meeting of great oordissy seciatv
hisrty the company retired 10 meet sgssn on
ths sane day tvsSsmo1th.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

HaRRIsBuRG, January 1850
The accident on the Central Railroad. on THURSDAY
above fetsrsburg owing to the conductor of the
freight train, going up, having failed to compare his
watch With the standard and the hour h.
started nom rstersburg considerably before this time
The passenger train coming down was running st its
pfclet tine 20 that the collision vas solely owing the
culrable mismanagsmept Of the freight train
Nr ]. kurtz iesley the supervisor of the road vbe
wss hed BY this d,plersble accident was one OF the
beet officers Of the company.
John Hahn the conductor Of the passenger train al
though very severely injured consdsrea ont OF dan
GER Henry Holdlke engineer Of the of the
Isflsrger train, Was only slightly scslded.
The tbrtteer aud conductor OF the freinht train
whose dhobtdienee oi orders resulted In this catstro
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

BALrIaoRE, January 5-P. NJ.
The trial Of George II. Hickman, young member Of
the Baltimore bar which has been progressing In the
District Court for several days concluded this
afternoon. The crime charged against him was obtain
ingfmoney on forged soldiers land warrants The
jury after being out short time brought in verdict
Of acqoitta 1t stated that the prosecution of the
case vas wholly groun dless and malicious
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
a s0enAbly.


COLUMNS, Jan. o, 1850.
Nothing Of interest occurred in the Senate.
In the House 1t has been decided to allow the intro
duction OF b'l', Consequently, large number were
read for the fret time among them was one by MIR.
Riddle, to repeal so much Of the apportionment laws
as divides the county Of Hamilton.
Mir, RoEDERrR In troduceda bill to extend the cor
porate limits of the oity Of Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan. s, 1850.
Mr.. Cook gave rotice Of bill to make the District
Attorney of ssratogs . salarisd officer
Mr. MORGAN gave notice of bill for changing the day
for the assembling of the Legislature.
MIR. MORGAN ma lie motion requesting the Medica,
Committee to report upon the proprety Of exsmpting
physicians from jury duty; also directing an inquiry
% the Military Committee into the suciency of the
New York State Arsenal for the purposes for which it
was erected.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
The Assembly was not In session to-day It being ad-
journed over to Monday to give the Speaker time to
arrange his committees
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

BsLrIaoEs. January 5-6PM
Flour ha7 advanced With ,sl.s Of Howard street AZ
s. sll4 Grain provisons, &c,, remain without i'm
pcrtlnt change
The New York herald., 1850-01-06


TEsrrwoNlAL TO MrRu.-The Board Of Alder
men, on Friday evening adopted series Of resolu.
iions highly complimentary to Captain David Cook
Of the bark Yarmouth, of Nova Scotia, tor his
humane and successful exertions in saving the
greater portion ofthe emgrants in the ship Caleb
Grmshaw, which was recently destroyed by fire,
while On her passage to this country from England.
and resolved ,ha, the freedom Of the city be pre-
s,n,ed to him in a gold box "as a feeble testimo-
NAL in which he is held by the members OF the
Common Council, individually and collectively"
We like this idea Of presenting suitable testl-
monial TO Captain Cook, but we think the members
of the Common Council might have done a little
better They have no right to exPend the public
money, in providing testimonial OF the estimate
which they put on Captain Cooks conduct on that
occasion, Us individuals. The sum which they
appropriated, they appropriated in their character
as aldermen of the city Of New York. and if they
wanted to make little self glory from it, they
ought to have contributed few hundreds more,
out of their private funds, SO as TO give Captain
Cock handsome testimonial something worth
receiving.
We understand that our insurance companies
are pTepanng to present Captain Cook with an evi.
uence OF their appreciation of his gallant and Dis
Interested services on the melancholy occasion re-
icutJ to-
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Southern Mall Failed.

BALrIneRE, January 5--9P.M
The southers mail has again failed beyond Wash.
ington.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
The Jadicature Bsli.

MONTREAL, January {, 1850.
The error reported o the Judicature bill turns ont
It seems, to be all humbug.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06

penters chop adjoining Both were destroyed aud the
windows Of the chuSoh were considerably damaged
GOVERNOR UJHAu-This distinguished Hungarian
exile does not take his departure fer Washington till
the 9th instant
The BALL rHn BENEFIT OF THE HusaARrArs.--
The ball for the beneht Of the Hungarian exes to be
given by the officers Of the First Division OF New York
Militia, on the ed Of February, expected to be
magnificent and brilliont affair.
MAJoR GENERAL SANpF FoRp.--It Is contemplated by
the Militia Of the First Division to present General
Sandord with testimonial Of the esteem in which he
is held by the officers and privates under his command
ACCIDENT TO A RUrAwAY HoRsE.-As the express
wagon Of MIR. Sares passing down Bleecker street
Friday afternoon, the Of Elizabeth
street the ring bolt out thus detachng the fore
wheels from the body Of vehicle The horse taking
fright ran down Bleecker street to the corner Of
McDougal whore he csmein collision with tree and
broke his leg short Of
DEATH AroPLExY.-Coroner Geer held an Inquest
yesterday, at No. At Barclay street. the body of
John H. Ryad, aged 70 years, born in Ireland who
found yesterday morning In the building ef the
premises quite dead in ritting position. On the Co
roBer investigating the the evidence she we'd
cusvey that the deceased to his death by apo
plexy. Verdict accordingly.
One of the operators In the Boston telegraph office,
(ths city, has succeeded in writing to Halifax. N.
direct distance Of between 800 and 1000 miles on
Saturday evening The thing Is quite feat in tele-
graphing, and has never been before accomplished.
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, January SIM
No. 10 has been concluded, and No IL reserved.
Twelve were distributed ready for argument
on Monday morning next
The New York herald., 1850-01-06
United States Senator for Maryland,

BALTIMORE January s, 1850.
We learn that caucus of democrats and reformed
wings will be held at Annapolis, on Monday evening
next, for the purpose of nominating United States
Senator This, it is supposed will operate against Mr.
Pratt