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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

so - ,%iA!s s; ~ . sr: :; H.. .iis
Epss io.sh iAth, Hsmi.phsss wii,s..y. sYors; Au.
&C.. a., a. ,.ss pps. M ON i;.oss
sssnih. Rata. hhOrk Philsdsy ia. Sic sssury. Pas
Tie en-, lltA. c.iuubia psrb.r. Nvors
OF isth, hHsnArle cewsry 70. aAltinors Pstrst Has,
~ 'rdss. for Nr.rh; Ysoas Purd.. And wA.sri.o
lt,h; yss..s. M.,,h.-s San Francisco. wyoulns Nj
sS,"ls.: phhsSeip.iA I aSShsr"s kYoss: ti,n. 0.v
NIorh Eleanor sr,,tsn -. rr..s.e. is,h Sir Hsary
rettisssr. n Yorh; Centurion c"oah... 20.
Mons, sYors Prince Albert, Kos-t- S~a vraro'.s" Cil
o., IL sTs1s.n sAso Dosns. Hr"rsi Assn.ris Lss,,
ISsDo.D.SsI. Jsns Is MI UT y.nny. ccr;.. Syort
la RoonrIIs Jsss o-Arr ,isis Ssi.c.,,s' TgsrS '"-
irsnoks. June IArr Gsr'lns Caro, PhiiAislpAil.
whscu s.n fr.aes Ms" sd s.r.s 70
o., sARs,ILs-. June lido Nimrod R'hn.'a Niork.
Nrwronr Mem June i5-sid william, Rosinson. sau
Frsnoiseo.
S.woAsrL. J.ns la-Cid H.rri.tt. Ana.,.o.. Ny.rt.
:. Sucply, kvsrs SYork.
PrsrAscr June l5- sid Orsxoa carev SYort
usrssrows June Esd AmaiiA. NYork iGsh. HoAr!-
RoTTnsDAn. June Is-cla Louvre. Drink-st.r. WORK.
sseAroE. A prii l5-sld Cyn,ha. Little N.Y. IA.
In ,bs harhor Nay s. AIhOi sisSf, CaisoraiS
America 7,h relies OlssOn do Ga 4th. PrsOOss Chris
SWAs:HAr March So SD N.hra.l.. NY.rs.
eyDsu Nsw. Feb io-sld Johanna oiuna, Bnssr. San
do 6,h. Aiyh.. J.hAnne. sarkis. Gillian. Cali
nrnsi John huna Pssrsau. do 'euts, Davs m. do
E,yS W Han 81 SDs B.,us s'L.F. do Uni, o.a'
MISCELLANEOUS.
RIVAL. June THE Auguss. Dsnnbers. from Now De-
pssoe, and came OF asain discharged SS bales cotton
,her. al IN sound state The ~nt.ss sd some Of aa
f.red much rs she msfes but little water.
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Ink RUNoRED CONFESSION OF PRoP gssOR WsE-
sTER "A report WAS in circulation SATURDAY that
thi- Individual had sent written commune itiou
TO the Governor and Council, cOnf-ssing that he
Killed Or. L sIkrap, but denying that the act was
prsmeditsted As far as we can learn, no such
conlmunice lion has yet been sent, nor has any COZ
fession been made puplc by Dr. Webster. 1t is
NOT DENIED, however, that something OF this kind
has been in preparation for week past and We
are Informed that the Governor and Council have
been ap2rzed on the part Of tn. prisoner that he
intends 10 lay paper before them at their meeting
tomorrow. From what has been disclosed thus
far the genera! understanding see ms 10 he that the
confession will not be very explicit, the fdeuds
o. Ir. Webster wish 10 save hlm the benefit of the
doubt which yet exists in the minds of some indi-
.,unJ how 40 n, orr u,noa' W unde T.
take effect with any advantage 10 the unfortunate
man. -BoMon Courier, ynIY l.
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MARKETS ELsEwrIEpn.


vitt Jriy fyst Boz ID shs. Nseh,,ies M
$50 lining 90 EsiiroaI "a. si4 70 81 E.-snssss
n-ht = ~ Northern Liberty Bank Nk 4 Hursbufg
1900 ~. bern. Hsilrvsd, 4is slp Ne ~ 1916
49, msdins hsn..f ne p y god Pc Irf stps tHan
M y GS .ylt,sssr.h Ci,ys, ,, sisbs G,r "a
hsm' - ~ renh. 49, 49, ~ Union Htak r.lA.,
Comfy ~. ~; ies sts'es ,, ssS' - - ~ 'sp
Bsfrt~CHg Iuns ~ rs shs Btl;tu All oho R,;lx.A
tine. ~. ~ do. etSs ~ DO, co..
pOKEloN NsvEErs.
rsHSUrs Jun. H. - BrFad-rtlot per hDt IL r.,x
DO Ia. Csrdi-s sp-fn ny "a. bnr. per 10 l. a. /,
tslo~ DO o iod rish-Cod lie mac ksr-l No a
~. DO No 90. ~ h''ris<s pr boz, 4 Of -
hour sbd MsAl-flcur sup.rrns per bill 2ss d. RE.
~ co'b mssl do la Gtsiu Corn per bu.hel Ia.
81 do pr tss r. besns DO. Is peas IA o.,s,
d. b. nee, per leo ihs ~ Lumher--w Bit- pine.
per NJ. Al. pitch piu' DO t1s as Boston chgs ~.
isths -s-sd Ia. Naval Stor-s-Tsr per bh 1ss
piieh do, Do rttip % DO Provsions-Pork ms-<.
pr bib. sac A g. do. prlms, do, "a b..f n---,
Sor AZ Id. DO n pkt. dc "a e. batter. By ths
- per ID l0d. lard. d.. DO ID cheese rsr IN ~
Ism. do. 81 smosed beef ~. supdri.s -sus.r per
100 To- sns %; mnlsss~s y gallon. IL. Il % ;
eod'e, pr loo bsi Sos scss W she boz, pss 70 "a
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NJ arrl-Nl.

On Tuesday, 18th ult, by tho Rev DIR. MoElroy
JAhEs ii. OER 10 Miss ELxAssrH KELLosz, all OF
this city
On Thursday. the cnth ult at Boston BY tn. Rev
* Kirk Mr.. joss KELLocK of Now York, to Miss J
Q. J BRrprs. Of the former place
On the Goth ult by the Rev John W Ward Mr.
ZrrAsAH FKosr. Of ths city to MisS ANS D. RArrooN.
OF Green Point. Long Island
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CIAeHE "a. to.-St,aps Cr.so-nt sity-hrs vaeenA
Nj GUSot, stew ard, Bfu.t klA Lund, Bou, KYLE
BuIbS, LADY and child Dr kivss Dr Hterwaa, Mr. Her
ERiBo kiNss. Mis- att Mr. Wolfe rttiag W tr IL
Bnn'I bT.yr, lesis, Visit, uoleomh, L Moore,
Wait Ling, John feickie, : Iahboct. W : Lrg P
Casv.ll steusrt, whlt,r, W Doom, Bt'ehelisr.
Stevens, " uull White. yaaderh-tg. 4 r., az
tros ~. l. Archibald t-siBk. rraBck, Mls.. o
wsite u Clsuberlais. II Hiue. ward. Waite.
brOcl si~sr. L Dsushtey. u 7 Ire, y 20
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the United States. An imp~rr~pfible current has
ben working in the mindr Of the people, until old
iorl I'm, with II! f-idsl aad anstosrst,o n0Oas,
ha. he- n totally ohltsIat- aud r.tor,ers by the
Influence Of the ir-v primer piles hch they mbibed
have been pr-cipiiatrd, further and further, iato
democracy and rrpuAhcanisni.
he ecnniWre. cnos~n Ivy the House to investi-
gaze tht Pubic expenditure OF this prouuoe. have
sdnplrd very Important measures. They propose
" - doce 'b~ Governors salary To 80 On; rrcn ~
the members 1t The executive ON 81 900 TO - 001;
the asssstnnt secretar. from ~ 400 81 ioj; Ihsy
pfot1rc TO abolish the otiicrs Ut Solicitors Geh-
erai, Est aud West, which will effect saving Of
about ~ 900; and rhry reduce the pay of the mem
bern of Parliament from ~ per day to g. The
csmnil.e have not yet halshrd their labors, and
W. may expect sweeping changes in the various
pubic departments, lhrer being sume Of the first
hniLs Of their investigation. The annu,l expense
ct The government "f this province cannot be les
Than SSOO0,OOO. Last evening, the Government
brought IN hull to provide for the sale of their
pnhic roads aud hdrbors This has been siren u
ousiy oppose bv vanous members of the House,
ana 10y the ex-Commissionv of Public Works -
There IL nothing OF further importance on the taps
just now.
Our CITY has good share OF America An visitors at
present, and busin' IS and commerce ar lively.
great bazaar in aid Of the Free Presbyterian
church. was opened to day and their Exceliencies
the Govrrnor-ieneral and the Countess of Elgin.
attended by their suite, were graciousy pleased TO
pntrouize IT. Tbs splendid hand Of the list High
ldnders gave life and animation TO the scene, by the
sweet strsins of their nelodous notes
The Synod at the Free Presby tsran Church OF
Cansds, their late citing, suspended of their
ministers for holding the view of the unlimited
stonrnent, ar! other heretical views the opera
ten Of the Spirit. The weather has been cool
for The last few days, and we have had but little
rain.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Mathews, Of the town of
London, Z. W., committed suicide, by blowing his
brains out with pistol He was man supposed
10 be in good circ uns tances and an excessive
contractor In the public works His wife is now in
the St'tes, travelling for her h~alth
The Manchester Lodge If odd Fellows intend
order TO be at the former place on the All OF July
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hay per 100 lbs. Do pstatscs. per IN L.; sais.a
per los H. s. spuls. nss.; pah Der hush.l Is oi
p tobacco, msviDsesured. Dor ID sd; vhsls ell
per gslioa, Ss.; visessr, do. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

FLAsks or NArUTr.-Uhitsd btAsss. I7S IrsIaad, q
Enpani, q Scotlsnd o. Germany. l6 France. 5; British
Po sessions in North America. Africa, L. Unfnovn,a
Prom Hospital Bellevue. Z: P-nttestiAry. blEss veins
Islsna p Iuus,e Asylum Blnsk~ells Isisnd, g. Blosm-
inkosle Asylum Tor lhsans u wares Island. y Rasfafs
land, 2; Colsred Persons,
Aw. WHITE City Isspsstsr.
City Isseeetor's once June -. IsS.
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MEDICAL.

W4rTs' NEssyous AsIlgorE-s,so egFrLss
hrsessn ssd 20, -, .ins. is,. in either S.ar, rs
nsr.yss Dyb Headache. Irr,,.tieu eeavi.ue, Of N.f,
q y. shove nsHssf.os ~ Aa.Isrsdsi. isi -S.si i
s,s IA ";, has ~. be, S '1sy. " na, es. q
meaiaits atd OftLsr tst chs" - ,ns iat %
So lottl., 81 per sorss iot N...sa street
WATIs' .sERyous AsTIpoTn-Ir SIMPLY SIR.
w plies "a. teerSton, tnorn "a ,ae Nsrveu, Fisd ast
"a, nssvr, s. Sss viz. -. ia,S siss,. The Ssss 81
ssy psr ~ . s %., p.Ss Spo. 4
pre-. $50 my ''"' 'r''
CSEAr CURE OF U1cERs cAusxD BY ssscusr
80 ssssr u. SsS !as sssis sis;r:
., NJ percn h.s .sa throst ere isst - as 49, ;. ss
rs ~ 70 W. ;.V .s ,%' ss *. .sc,r I s's
~, ,' 'syl5s '1r... :, si.s s.a. .sT :.,. a.
u vartas seurs - ,ie ncs, es.per..ee
nN aALra. Aursos or rms PRACTICAL ps.-
~ va. ir-s,ire " ,s- ones h.sr. 20 Y A NJ s1sP.
~. ,s.v shs ssl,er ...s. e.,,... dis-,--s ia =
:...s sage. ss: ~ .. S. s..' s,'T;.s . s.ss s
g: :::::: 800; -, = =:
s ;::a. .'''' '' ''- ''' = ''' '''- ''''r"
T'ns rsKs,n ANIrpors IS a ToI.LAsB srssDr
s'sd,..s, 81 +i,.,- di,s.,.. a. a. :. .s.s 49, .
sJ..em ssd leaves the ys,ss, 10 .s.,es s.a,sy .,sss
q 40, ed aiss r,S,' .h. as.; s,ss Z. 81. ..,..s..
81 ~ ssrt snd vibout aersary his great Psn..s re-
nyis sold " LIT Gregory, ths ut his rss-ss
GIN ssdis.n street. slso % the esrnst Brsi-sy saf
Covrtsndt street. III futos rect fsus Build md
., ~ bov.ry. esrser 81 Grand street Pnes. 81 No
ehstgs for sd,ice.
Ds l. noRIAsosn WOULD SAT- TO IHosk vac
Si ss sssa s.rs 1.sy ,ss 70 ny a.,
l.ssies. snd .ressss seccsss-ly ,heu.ssd4 Of patn
rs.;s IRE. s q S se % %. e
q ysu y.u. yogf hesl,h .n syois Sos- tnsvse shs
abtlushnpy tell zoo, That thty ,nty you,
..ss - % 4. sors. r.s.s.. .h.. s..s ss.
ed ~ .hs.. e.c"s's es rro. .- dsilr. ~ vissr a.
M gDIcAL CARs-DR- sokslsOS Is yONsuLIsp
NI With the oOnso,nve % his fssds, In ths city ssd
e@natry-his espareuee IN tr-arS ve.sr-sl dtse~ses
thirty yess. sec.r, rsnsv, v
tur-s sod seminal vsssrss he isvstsbly ris
Landss dirisms IN Me ot,ee. ssk ruJ =. a..
nE wARRfs 10 CoSFiDrNrIALLy oorsclrks
~ private seses pvse,ioe 81 yeers, tares
o which IN hospital ssabies Dr che
See his op, 10 his 0see, No Nett ~isA
The signatures the greatest In and met-
s~s the seuusry has s-er rreA-s.s et &c chss~e
0,A~ sAsrrvnf sid kedssi .sdcutse~s-s vu1 u
nvufs> sw sec~~A psss
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wAsm,.aro,. June 81. 1850.


p~hops-TN, Fls,Eis,s-- ~, d,yropriat,oa.-
IN, ttsr,pr ~ Nae Mroo--Ths rrv,Ji. 40
Hiyf,-Q.o,Ass ~ q Bad Way-drripa, Jrypa
the H,s hrdo
There has heeu some caucussing End counter
caucussing within the lac, two days. The free.
soiIers are perfectly ob-trsperous for California,
and nothing el-e; while the Southern wings scent
60 prefer anyihiag else TO California IN thcu
caucus last night, II is understood they agreed To-
rive Califcrn, the eo-by, Il possible, and ~ take
up the appropriations, pas them, dthey can. ard
then adjourn I'LL Drcemher, A. to carry the m.
settled slavery question back 20 the people. but
there il another subject which these Georgia
wbi,rs SEEN Anxious 10 avoid-the Galphin sub
ict IL looks az n. frOm sympathy witt MI Craw-
ford. they wished to give the GalphiIe the 40 by
by running W the appropriations, aud thus edglng
ont the Gslphin- ~ hook or by crook, We sus-
fect tb, se Cal hns " lll escape.
:. There are ystluus reasons, also why the South
ern wbise should desire to cary bacS me negro
Question TO ia, oyl- IL will ave tine TT them
a. tvllV and Ia orgaoize upon sor,rtbiug, and ~tl
leave fine sUbj'ct vpen tor soOt deal oi bun
connie ~ hons. -.
The stTnopratione themselves viii occupy, with
all the dcsiatch pfa ~cstle, IL " ut az weeks TO
t-ss then, judging from experience Aud asrun-
ing that o.. Omnth's pasess the SENATE ths WEN,
laDd no nisn has suy confidence in the possibility
Of such n thlng.) II will likely take two mouths TO
cupt TO gvt sBy decision between the two houses.
So that, " there b. any design to act UPON the
slavery qUsstoa dscisVelv. and to pass the annual
alprnt,risfs I,s. slsp, Congress may az well make
up their minds 70 ~ swelisnng here till September
or Octobsr a. we predicted sik months ago.
The fsre-up in New Mexico " destined TO give
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A. bermuda june 2tth. brig Cen. Watkins. % Dsyeri,
u aot out with - bills OIL t,hc ei With rs
sd PVT IN tolsnd two siss spoke brig Sokerssr
Neser'on OF Provinoeo~n, with 10 boil. oil and p.s,sn
gers, week. ou'.
sid from Tomber April H. Csiisc, sisou NB 10 cruis.
LIVER i,,tS th.mPon' Gsrdne,, WsstP,rs do, - - a
Finney, Nss, izo sbls.
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Ar,ssc,ico.a Jus. a. arr bris H.rsid srsy, NrOrh.
Go llh, trii vsneou-.r Pnes, Eyort is,h shp sAtah
l1rcss so 18Th, ship American aaunf.r vsrpos BRIG
Cusbsee, Liver, NYc,h -eAr rsiisbss.-., Hssts, d..
IL PET. EA-ssiss JadAA rssrs, 1tckasssa- f~ vstk
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N O1ICE.- STEAMSHIP PACIFIC. VRos LIvRhPOOL.
cTchnrgng. under general srder he foot ~ Ca
ns, street tonsness oil pests ssnd Neir psrnits>ea
board IL u'edis'.lv.
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DR hALPh. Actsos ~ tnk rnn,.i,
n (S,sr asy eso.yss-s I'VE ~ er~~pvish s,rs
che .sy,y IN ths e.siier ~sss 81 eer,s,s dis~s.
surpr,ssd 81 the ESQ And rapidly 81 tie eure In
er,r, Its srst or iiciD,sst, " Ito mere AdvAnse
tressipg stage, alse, IN seminal diseases Ae tfr.
mon sd,sntsses, sss . very estsasive ersstis'
susls resscs fer s.atiss sss Ne shtAissS fros
AD-rls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

Vounccd in he most solemn and ,a.r
toue,--ihe trembling y0lre uflhc s,n.,r.INi
tpri Justice adding double iuipre.. ,' ''.,'Ds
word,-llio prisoner SINK htrk Lsa,u' v
hls seat, aud lruniug On hs rpbi si wv
cred lus lare, and llis iudiro, ol M. G,..1'
viii, hH handkerchief sympalh, had W"
cNefciro IN tcarH for, few among tbat c,,.,
I'D auditory thrre wcrc WIN did n,., ,.-.'.'l'
pnlr 10 IBIS sacrifice 10 he Gailry Of nao,t1'
uun unfurC, We
~ boz lrl me dUrk biz sl,p fahr,sd,,J..
Wus supported helWrcu NO Office, ~
ted llU out liz movements Wrrr ut.., wy
nnd l0ltrrnr A. be Wus Lhlf supponei .l'.y
stairs ~ lho Cuuu lloufr dunr, vLr.e
rage WIS waiting 10 take him hack 4, a'
JHii, w
0s'gsi.ls, 'lts efe,,d crilrrtrJi 10 r,,.r
glance a. lac lwssed lruu tI.e hmllIrr 49,
large, Tie muuem lc mI liz lu....--.,4'
he d0or, he rem, Wthrr lien wnlked,a,
lice Conveyance, MO wlirh hr di.spl,.,.1
i'l'ro-l riaturuinrriy, 'fhrrmnage Wa. NJ,
driven ~ 10 rapid rate ,pare b,nt,
been roptd ~ forits tito luu,eutni
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shNTGNcE or DEATH,

On Noudny tie prisoner was brought into
-Courl aud received Ills sentence.
Ga rus,rurtinu from the Courl, the C1cfh
rose and soit.-"Iuhu W. Wch,ir, hove you
my thing iu SUy Ca ,hr Honorable Count Why
r,trr-c OF death should no, bc passed up
on you" ..-
d.. Webster arose SLOWLY dragging bin.
scli upon hi. i,yt las SEEKING tLC mont at iNr
h1f, aud rrcuci as IL hc Mould A4Ie a.tcmp-
Ted Go src1k, hIl hls louguc refused iis office,
mud ihr WtcjcNrd crlm,utl bowed TO the
Court, and at duwu hrn,il, ln hl- ,hpir.
CmtEE lusIlCL SHAN lLen-, .iaEGGLG4lI. -
pcICrm the last, aud most painful act ui'his
Judicial duty iu ihis care. During the de-
livery OF his address his feelings many tines
o,ctcnrrc ban; aud wouy beside The Nrucr1.
Ia. ludRrt laircd iu irAtild lupulhN.-ILc
prisoner stuud up wllDo beng scutrnccd,-
Tho following are Tie lugns OF hut dread
cCTctuouNl:
JouN ". WrusrrR.LIn meeting you here
--4l-.4-.sa.
which the law lrns affixed Ia the high aud
aggravated offence ofwhch you stand con
vctcd, IL il impossible 10y language to give
uitcrnuco To- The keen sense Of sadness aud
sympathy with which wc approach this to.
Cuu dnu; circumstances which all who
know nc viii daily nuufrcilic. AlI ~ -ich- IL
amy seem hnrdly iii a. nlludr o. la more, dr.
tuii, rcurtrr the performance of this duty on
the present occasion ouspeakohy painful
At ut times, uud under all circumstances, a
feeling of iudrSrtihnhlr sulcmuity attaches tu
the uternuce ut lint stern voice of rrtrihu-
tive justice which cousigns a fellow being IN
nm uulinely aud ignomhous death But
when we consider all Tho circumstances OF
your past lfo, yoar- various relations to soci-
ETY.. the clutu1a ttpun Won hy others The
hopes nnd expectations you bnvc cherished
and contrast them with your present condi-
tiou,nnd the lguominioas death which awaits
you've nre oppressed with .pricfaud anguish
and nothing but a scuse oc imperative duty
imposed on us by the law, whose, officers
and ministers we are. could sustain us' ty
pronouncng such Judgment.
| Against the crime of wiliul murder, Of
WHICH you stand convicted, n crime al which
humanity shuddcrs, crime every where
under all forms of society, regarded with the
deepest adherence, the law has pronounced
iis sevcrcst penalty, IN these few aud simple
but solemn and Impressive words: every
person who shall commit the crime of mur.
der shall suffer the punishment OF death for
the same" The manifest object ofthis law
is the protection aud security of mmnn life
the most important object ct just and pa
ternal government
IL is made the duty of this Court to do.
clare this penalty against my one who shall
have been found guilty in due course of the
administration of Justice, of having violated
this law. IL is one of The most solemn acts
ofjudtcinl iIower which an earthly tribunal
can he called upon to exercise. II is high
and exemplary manifestation of the sover-
eign authority Of the law, ma well in its stern
and infiexibIe severity, as ines protecting
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9 s3O,5l6

The above returns exhibit m increase n
81 per cent, or exclusive Of thepnount recs.r.
td ruT carry ing mails, which service was net
performed lac, year, q per cent, on Gcigh,
ana passenger earnings ~ me- jadFmcn,of
those qualified io give cfT.e, 10 Their opIlion,
thr businr-A vii iutIy warrant % fltaeaI
OF cash dividend, u July Next o.Ni'gc fct'
cent, aud there ts no. rclssall'. d,uG 90, lha,
tue .auc dividends wil O. continued ssm.5a.
uull,y.tu tac su,Eba'5rts, uun d slH .H
t.rplu. ,hlI, hly. accumulated, g. mr upat
higher iaic with uniformity.
The frpfr-ri,t ,irrns mldr. ry the e1lf
ircnIs oCihis Rad. a-p... detained % DO TOLL,
realized Stakeholder, h1yc received s.fpr
vent ca a,l as,rssmruta, t,on ,Hr date ulpU'
u.,ui up To the tuc So h,n tbr cara e1mm-r-'
Iii lla--a.. 1uI -a---., 4.-l-Is 4-g----l-a-.- .
same rate. Tho corporation is entirely fet
from dot, The tra'a= have been ron rcgu,.''
Is, without lo,s. OF trip, and no accIdenId
any moment has occurred The road is noH
in TUrT operation from Lebanon 10 Wells Rvrt
and IN point orconsJruclion and cqIpmrsa
W.T.; compare flv0Fabty- w1rtT Any rr5t III NJ
England Tho-cGpcnscs las, year did noset
cccd 40 per cent. OF the gross income, a0f'
providing amply for all contingencies To-
SHOWS conclusivrly, that judicious rcononI
was tsisplaycd in the outlny &C capital
MANY causes contribute to the success vt'h
awaits thiscnIcrprier. They arc now w's''
-rrvrlyr,rris tn, T r7rr-,, -.aas;i.
ard writ be shortly 70 u,urii so NJ Ia m,sr f.
A very profitable one. The returns to c.
gTJss, Jy-CNn7BUcd in the census Of lsto, '.'
cate tho wealth Of the Counties in Vcrn''-
through which this road passes, to be sui6t''',
TO euppIy local travelenough to support, roii,
iudr,Er from results xhibtcd by coua''''
of tho snme capacity in supporting 1i''
mainly by local travel, clscwhcre. The cen
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CONNECTICuT AND PAssUMPslo
RIVERS RAILROAD

We copy The following notice of lhis Re-
road fsen he Bo.l"n Daily Asa, Of Mu,a
D. Shguidth-tnefcnsc, equal TO the Gnt,br,
months Of the Prcrent year, eouloor through
l4c yeaf, the tlgal increase over la,l scar vii
be- $2lnO0
ave undeEalaaa, sh-i- At a ,r--t-rg-oi thv
directors of lhia Corporation on Friday last,
y + Lowering E'q, vss chosen Treasurer,
wee" Jonah sucknry, Erq resigned Tt'
feaiFazi.aa aud appointment strtoiske eiire,
April lst We are Informed that the receipts
of this road for the three months ending Maits
lsi, a. compared with those Of thc la, yc",
las tAs-lzs..e- Fssla5r have. ,.-e,, 1s''e--
lnerr,~
Dec ls4-, 1906 Dec 1919, 0,7i2 20's
J1n i-Ip, s,3,6 Jan 1850, 1928 " 21U
Feb. lzio. $40 Feb. Isau, 1900 "a on,
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The Hon. Plny Nlerrick then commenced
his Tiuu IN drtCGrp. Whcu Ire ciuscd Nh
Clifford replied on behalf Of the Govern.
CIliET JUsTIcE SHAW then said. address.
iug the prlsoner-"J ohm W. Webster, be fore
giving this case To the Jury, hive to ask
you whether or not you have any hing to
say, in addition to what has already been
said 10y your counsel in your behalf ihnt
might tend to explain or mitigate the e,i.
dcucc Which has been given against YOU: at
the sam Time must inform sau iliaI sa,,
are at liberty TO speak, or not, as you think
pEnper." ---------
Dc. WEBsrER instantly rose, aud spoke M
follows; "Nlay it please your honors, | am
Obliged indeed TO you for an opportunity to
make Il statement. / will not enter into any
explanation Of the complicated network Of
circumstances which has been brought 20
bear against me. II would require tuuny
hoursio do so infinitely; but IL time would
be granted me, ] could account for nine ont
of every ten of them: Lam confident ! could
give them their proper explanation.
Acting on the advice Of my counsel, |
have heretofore sealed up my lips; but they
have not seen fitting to bring forward the ev-
dence that had been ready prepared for
them 10y me. This very silence has been
construed 10 my preJudlcc,-iny Guinness
brought to bear ngninst me- nnd these things
compel me to speak.
As'to the letter written 10y mo to my daueh-
ter (it was not, | think, The first, but The third
had written from the PRISON. ] can only say
that, having seen in one of the daily papers
which are allowed 10 come into the prison
lin one of these prints, ] sny, saw notice
that had bought parcel of oxaIic ncid; il
instantly occurred TO my mind that the same
pnrcel conld be produced. Mrs Webster
wanted some cilric ncid for domestic pur-
poses, and had forgotten to bring it 80 Of
len IliuI size laughed al me becnuse of nv
forgettulness. ! went into Thayer's oppo-
site the Revere House that afternoon, and
talked TO pRrly for some Time: | left with
tho bundle in my hind, and went home by
the omnibuE, Ulsen | gave It to my wife, sny-
ing-"here is your parcel" This WINS what
referred TO in Tho letter 10 my daughter; the
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Sra yCIHEGVmG.
SATU RDAY, APRIL 6. $50
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The above returns exhibit m increase n
% per cent or exclusive Of thepmouni rees.r
ed f,s carry ing mails, which service was net
pcffotmed lac, year, q per cent on freight
ana passenger earnings ~ rhr JDdRmcH,of
,b.-c oY,IifipI ia, give eIT..i 4, their a,,ioo.
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suW him, bul believe did.
SAMurL 49, DrAN sXamined. ! am with
llovsy a. Co., 40 u salesman, ! reonllecl bell
ing ! ! yards Of mousliu DO lame, ~ 70 couis
yard. There Wcte no cush Hllss Of ihnt
quantity lhm dos, ! n,nde memorandum Of
ltli sale myself hul cannot ray what hour Of
the duy ID was