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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
.Er9cnfOr's s NOtice.

UTHEREAS, letters testamentary onthe
estate of Parmenas Briscoe, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at the
February Term of the Probate Court Of
Claiborne county, State Of Mississippi;
now all persons having claims against ;iile
estate of said deceased. are hereby requir-
ed to exhibit the same within the time
limited by law, or the same win be barred.
DAVID HARRISON,
WIN. p. BRISCOE,
Executors.
Feb %, 1851. 27-6f
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
D0HESTTCS.

HESITCS.
7e and "A Lowells, heavy;
7S and fl brown and blue Shirting, some
4.4 brown and blae Sheedngs; tvery fine:
Choctaw stripss;
Blue Plaid Dnmesiics;
Cottonades and Denims;
Bleached and brown Cotton Drills;
Cold Cambrics, for Innings.
LINEN GOODS
l9.4 and IL blue Linen Sheeting;
Com and fine irish Linens and long Lawns;
Brown, black and white Hollands;
rd.eye Diapers; IIuckaback Diapers
81, 94 and l0.4 Table Damask Diaper,
Damask Table cloths and Napkins;
Crash, common and fine;
Russia Diaper, &C., &c.
March Us. MASON.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
MORE LIGH1Y!i

MORE LIGHTu
A FINE lot of Candies and Lard Oil,
IL Just received and for sale cheap by
Dec 81, 1850 H.P. MERRIFIELD.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

I50 PIECES Bagging, weighing 4
1JO to the yard.
$50 Coils Rope, on hand and offered at
low rates By J. s. MASON.
Sept 27, 1850.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
SsAE EaA
and his wife, who says her name is
Mary .ssagRGa

NaseEsy sssesRGs
they first said that they belonged to Ilanse
Lanehart of Copiah county, Miss. but
since say that they belong to Thomas Pow
ell, negro trader aud that they runaway
from the steamer Mohawk, at wood yard,
above Vicksburg, about three. weeks since,
on her way to New Orleans.
Tom is about 5 feel 10 inches high
about 35 years old; black complexion,
stout, well made, and has scar on his
breast. He had on when committed course
white cotton pants and under shirt and
fine cotton over-shirt, white cotton reun-
dabout and white wool Lat.
Mary lane is about feet s inches high.
about 24 years old, black complexion, stout
well made she had on when committed
coarse white cotton frock and blue spot.
ted Calico dress.
The owner of the above described ne.
groes is hereby notified TO come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away, or they will be dealt with according
to law. A. II. BOB0, Sheriff
Feb 6, 71s51-24-tf and Jailnr, C. C,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

CUPER Champagne W;;.s;e ard I .aoek Co.
y logne. just received by
Jan II Fl P MERRIFIELD.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
SWRas2Pleg.

IR0N-50 tons best Juniata Iron.
NAILS-l50 kegs.
HcLLow-wARE--350 pieces; ovens, skill
leis, extra lids, charcoal furnaces, &c.
WAeGoN BoxRs-40 sests assorted sizes.
SHOT--lo0 bags, assorted.
P0WDER-40kegs Eagle.
FLOUR-5G bbls. extra ST. Louis.
OHEESE-s0 Doxes, choice.
~ STOVES Roots Eclipse, Parlsr air
tight, Sen Franklia. Premium, and tan
plate. with copper and tin furniture.
FEATHERS-l0 Sacks.
FURNlTURE-Ei and low poss Bed-
steads, Dressing Bureaus, Walnut and
Poplar Wardrobes, Cribs, Gained Rockers,
Nurse Chairs, Gained slas and spl;nt bot
tom Chairs, Walnut and Cherry Work
Stands, Breakfast and Dining Tables, Tin
Safes, sc.
Buckwheat Flour, Apples, Star Can.
dies, Window Glass, Rect.fed and OLD
Monongahela Whiskey, Stove Pipe and
oval Ovens, just received and Tor sale by
Dec. Is, 1850 j. w. CHAMpLiS.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Uholcsaie and Retail
GROCER,

Front street, Grand Gulf, Miss, first door
above J. w. Champlin's,
MOULD respectfully inform the public,
w that he has opened general Groce-
ry Store, in Grand Gulf. and will keep on
hand, and sell as cheap and on as sreasona-
bic terms IS any Merchant in the place,
every variety of
prrdunn and GrnnaY;as.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
10 Francis Lyons, Ralph Price. Llewel-
lyn Price. Emily Dart, and the unknown
heirs Of Martin Price, and all other per-
sons interested in The estate of Llewel-
lyn Price, sr., deceased.
WOU are hereby cited to appear on the
i 4th day Of the next April Term, A. d.
1851 of the Probate Court of Claiborne
county, State of Mississippi, to wit: on the
Ist day Of May, A. D. 1851 at the Court
House of said county, TO show cause why
the final account Of Philip Price. Admins
traitor of said estate, fled in said Court on
the 25th day Of February, 4. D. 1851,
should not be allowed, and decree made
thereon accordingly.
BY order Of said Court.
JAS. A. GAGE, Clerk.
PHILIP PRICE. Admir-.
t Feb %, 1851. 27-ot
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07


~ reed by Gan2N $ FoRBns.
90 BOXES BuCKsyIlEAT,
~ 10 boxes Sperm Candles,
Is do. Star do.
90 do. new Raisins,
25 do. Brown and White Soap,
10 do. Starch. 10 cents per ID.
SO Kegs Boston Nails,
20 Kegs No. | Lard,
SO Sacks coarse ard fine Sail,
SO small sacks Salt, for Table use,
zoe lbs. assorted Candy,
$50 lbs. dried Currants,
200 lbs. dried Reef,
5bl. dried Apples,
abbls.. dried Peaches,
dozen Havena Preserves,
6 do. assorted Pickles.
8 do. BrooEas,
6 do. Painted Buckets,
10 Kits 10. L, Mackerol,
1000 lbs. Sugar cured Hams,
100 lbs. Goshen Batter,
gross ". A. Clagk's iietches,
boz spieed Cocoa Sticks,
box bfolaa,
box fresh Strawberries,
Chests Green ]Ecz, sep'r agaic!s.
kegs Grapeo.
Oranges, Lemons, Cream Nuts, Almonds.
Pecans, Pineapple and Western Cheese,
Cod Fish, Soda Crackers, Boston Crackers,
Sugar Crackers, Butter Crackers, Wine Biz
cult, Pilot Biscuit, Fiddle Strings, Marbles,
Cocoa Nut Dippera, Worcestershire Sauce,
Tomato Ketchup, Sweet Oil, Powder aid
Shot, Maccarcni, Cast steel Soap, Fire
Crackers, Mustard, Fine cut smoking and
chewing Tobacco. Well Buckets, Cedar
Pals, Cedar Tubs and Buckets, Loaf and
Brown Sugar, Coffee, Clothes pins, Wash
boards, Axe handles, Plough Lines, Hearth
Brooms, Extract Of Vanilla, Spice Boxes
Carpenters Pencils, Wooden Bowls, Soda
Salerams, Well Rope, Chalk Lines, Fish
Lines and Fish Hooks, just received by
Nov 8, 1850 SPOONER FORBES
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CLAIRoRNE CouNTY, IS.

CLAIBORNE COUNTY, SIS.
All January Term OF the Probate Court
Of said county. 4. d 1851.
To William L. John and Mary John, Heirs
at.law and legal representatives of John
w. John, deceased, and all other per-
sons Interested in the estate of said de-
cedent Greeting:
VOU are hereby cited to appear before
said Court on the first day of a Term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House
IN and for said county, on the
Fourth Monday Of March next, 1851,
TO shew cause, if any you have or can,
why the final account OF James g. Patrick,
Administrator of said decedent, presented
at the present Term Of the Court. shall
not be allowed and decree made accor.
dinghy.
l.sszss-ss>> WITH ESs Hon. JAMES a.
81 90 MAXWELL, Judge Of said Court
nse and the seal thereof hefeuntO
affixed, the fourth Monday @
January, 1851.
Issued January 3fth 1851.
JAMES A. GAGE, Clerk.
Jan. 81, 1851. .s
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

ID ECEiVED on consignment and fer
III sale BY Geo. Connolly, 46, Campt St.
New 0rleans,
l6 quarter casks Sherry Wine, Pomat
brand, superior.
s do, Pale Sherry, lower quality.
so bbls. clarified Champaign Cider.
A do Peach Brandy.
IL baskets Champagne Wine, Geisler &
Co., brand.
Dee 27, 1850 J6.3m
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
The state OF Mississippi.
Claiborne COufatu.
CLAIBoRNE CouNTY.

The state OF Mississippi.
Claiborne County,
Probate Court of said County, February
Term, 1851.
To all creditors, and to all other persons,
interested in the estate of James M.
Evans deceased. GREETING:
WOU are hereby warned and cited TO be
i and appear before said Court. on the
first day of The next Term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House IN and for said
county, on the fourth Monday in March
next, to show cause why the report oil Jas.
A. Gage. Clerk and Commissioner of In,
soIsency on said estate, shall not be al.
lowed.
<<asgsSsSa Witness the Hon. James A.
I@ S Maxwell, Judge Of said Court
SNss The fourth Monday of Fe' ruary.
A. d. 1851, and the seal there.
of heretnto affixed.
Issued February 25, 1851.
JAS. A. GAGE, Clerk.
Feb. %, 1851. 27-4t.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

TUST received by Merrifeld, another lot
j of that superior Hair lnvigorator.
January 10, 1851.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

Observation-Disclosures.
L.dies' blk kid slippers,
CATERS and buskins,
white slippers.
Jenny Lind buskins,
blk walking shoes,
Womens' peg I'd brogans.
Nen'snnd boys do
Gsrtemen's fine fancy CATERS,
calf brogans.
:. boots,
Children 5 and mems peg'd and sew d boo
tess, and Of all other descriptions.
HATS-HATS.
Centemens fine silk hats.
i" " ieghorn hats,
N.n's csmpeachy do
common I" E"
Boys palm hats.
S4DBLERY-S4DDLLRY.
Gentemcn's and Ladies' Saddles,
Fine and common brides,
Grlhs and sirsinges.
Sdrrup feathers,
Whips, Of all kinds,
IIames blind brides,
Horse collars, dc.
CLOTHING-CLOTHING.
Blk Merno frsck and dress coats,
Barraporr do do
Alpaca sack do
Cold linen sack coats,
Fancy lustre do
White aud fig'd Marseilles vests,
Coi'd and white drilling pants,
Cottonade pants,
Cotton and linen pants,
drawers,
net undershirts.
CROCKERY.
Whits stone China ware. of all descriptions.
glass ware, tea setts, toilet setts, pitchers, Sc.
mari ]. :. Mason.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

.,ur Undersigned has removed to his
M H., Store. at the corner of Bank and
/. : N.s "a. Immediately opposite the Bank
'ha,n ~. Gibson. lam receiving a large LOT
b Z r0.s .;ng . Goods, ofevery style and pattern,
|pi 0p.a9 ,a5 with care from the best houses in
s9ss'yy = York, Philadelphia and New Orleans,
Ns" s.h;cb the particular attention offhe la.
H.. n is solicited. J. ,. MasuN. AZ y
olTy sI.rch 7, 1851. S5tt
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

I ONDON PORTER--In pints and qts.
il for sale by
Jan 81 HIP. MERRIFIELD.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
Runaway in Jail.

INU1IdWdy III JdII.
WAS- committed to the Jail Of Claiborne
w county, Miss. as runaway, on the
Sd inst, by N. McDougall. Esq, Justice
of the Peace in and for said county, ne
gro man, who says his name is
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

RTACARONl. Pine Apple Cheese, Raj.
ILL sins, Currants, Citron, &c., just reed
by II. p. MERRIFIELD
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

QUGAR.C CURED HAMS constantly on
y hand and for sale by
Dec 81. 1850 III. P. MERRIFIELD.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

POTATOES. Onions and Onion setts,
L Just received by
Jan 10, 1851 H. p. MRRRTFTELD.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07

lust received and for sale by the under
u signed,
so Kegs Lard, 8 bbls. do.
ST. Louis and Ohio Flour,
Hams and Dried Beef.
so Sacks Salt.
Onions. Potatoes, Apples. and every va
riety of Groceries, Wooden and Hollow
Ware. Castings and Miscellaneous articles
by HASTINGS d 20.
January 8, 1851.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-03-07
.JUST' PECEIVED.

JUDIF IfEL.EIVEU,
DRESERVE VES--Cherries, Raspberries. sc.
a. JELLlES--Gnava. Currant. Grape, gc
S1NlGS. Currants, Prunes, Fig Paste;
E RAtSINS--Snltana and Bunch;
E EMONs, Oranges. Citrons;
IL COCOA, Rroma, Chocolates
A.tARDlNES, Lgbsters. salmon;
~ Spices and Essences, OF great variety;
w HIfE PEPPER, for table use;
w Pickles. Oils, Ketchnps of all kind;
"a ACCARONl, east Powders, Farina:
W. Worcestershire Sauce, CaTrie Powder;
4 NtlEESE-E. D., ne Apple. Western:
" NUTS Of every variety;
HtRACkERS, Candies, Se., &C.;
~ Toilet & Shaving Soups. and fancy goods,
Feb % by HAsTlEGs 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

man on the spot whom anything is to be donss
Hence we are free to infer, that M Bodisco, for tho
time, transferred the scene of his negotiations TO
the Senate chamber, and alarmed Messrs Dawson
and Underwood with all sorts Of horrible hobgob--
lns He could not himself have made better
Russian speech for the Austrians, than that Of Mr.
Underwood. Such appears to be the influence irr
the Senate Of the chief of the diplomatic corps
But there it steps. The House Of Representatives
breathes a different atmosphere; and that unrulys
body, together with the public press ana the Ame-
rican people, will pay very little attention to such
broken.legged arguments as those Of Mr.. Under
wood against Kossuth. Gen. Foote should have
started his resolutions in the House The Senate
appears 10 be too old and dignided for republican
enthusiasm. But Seward may succeed where Foote'
has failed. Who knows!
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
News Via Bnltlmore.

nEALTH oF MR. cLAY-LLTER PROM RIO IANEIRCs
BaLrisoRr, December 6, 1851
The Southern mail as late ss due, ht. arrived. The
papers contain nothing Of interest.
The Usslnrton Ts'ssrsph says that Nr Clay esntuues
quite III. and without improvement.
IN. brig sussn arrived to-day from Eo JGr.iro With
dates 10 the 2th Of October The latest sdvieee from
Nontevdso state that oribe daily expected there
and would restore peace in the Banda Oriental The Rio
market overstocked with breadstufs owing TO the
arrival Of heavy cargoes fcm Europe and the United
States Low price. prevailing had created large expert
demand for Montevideo ami New South Wales The
stock on hand continued large amounting in trst hands
to about "a coo bbs of -four At Pernsmbuco and Bshia
the stock was also large cteerhe receipts from the
Offering but the supply did not meet ;ne orders
mixed lots new and old, quoted a. jsoo superior
and good SCC0 q 4 9cO
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
The Liquor Law In Maine.

PATAL AFFRAY--sEvERAL MEN sIArHED, Erc.
BrLrAsr, Me-, Dec. b-bha ?. NJ.
several dangerously II not fsssly stabbed
at Frankfort yesterday in attempting &c seize quantity
Of LIQUOR board the steamer Boston Capt. ssnsord
The steamer was from Boston, bound so Bangor, and
reached Frankfort Wednesday night where she was
detained by the ice Capt 8, had left oT Bangor, Civ
ing orders not TO land the liquor until the were
paid Deputy Sheriff Miles, with posse o. othcers-
attempted teze the liquor, vhen he reqeested by
Looms Taylor agent OF the boat to wait fer tie return
f the captain He refused and attempted TO make the
seizure when resistance made By the crew, and the
ofeers driven Of with violence. In the ,1L, efcer
Staples very severely wounded and HE resovery IL
considered doubtful Mr. william Chace, c Frankfort,
wAs last evening reported to be dead. msn named
Carlton also severely injured. well t-o Of the
tosts crew The boat Afterwards started for Boson the
captain having returned but, he- arrival st this
place she boarded by Sheriff Rust and tic captain
and arrested The captain gave ba. fn $1,000
hut the mate aud committed. Sr. Taylor,
the g.nt vhs Is reported to have directed the crew t
resist also arrested, and held 70 bail. Tbe FIRST
rlot Davidson csnnet be found The liquor wss finally
seized and destroyed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

GEN FooTE's KossrTu REsoLUrIoN-EUssiAN
DpLoMAcY IN THE u :. SEsATK.-Aecording to
our private Information from Washington, the
scene on Wednesday last in the United States Sc
nate, during the debate on the kossuth resolution
was one Of peculiar interest. The galleries were
crowded with people; ard many distinguished per-
sons we're visible Gu side the bar on the floor, all
absorbed in the most anxious attention to the drift
Of the debate. But the Russian minister was the
distinguishing feature Of the occasion. lie stood
at the head Of the diplomatic corps, all Of whom
gave way to him as the admitted champion Of dee
potsm, and before whom they all dwindled into
ligmies lie was the great G Gulliver among the I'll.
llutians. He was observed to pay the deepest
interest 10 the discussion. When Foote spoke, he
looked % with that expression Of contempt and die.
gust with which Of our Goldfish aristocracy would
regard democratic harangue from Mike Walsh.
WHEN Gen. Csss ,poke, however, the countenance
CT NJ bodisco assumed a melancholy expression, ss
touched with prefentiment OF the power Q. the
unterfed democracy Of this country in shaping out
the action Of cur government lie stroked his
moustaebe planted himself firmly on his feet looked
particularly cool at Csss, and never wnked under
the ssaut uIon "the strocious conduct Of Rus
sia." But there we're two sides to the question;
and when Cen. Dawson, Of Georgia, took the Rus.
sian ride, the siberian coldness Of the distinguished
envoy was thswed into a genial smile Of appreba-
ton The speech Of Mr.. Underwood, however, told
with the hsppest eject. u is said thatM. Bodsco.
in less than ten minutes, appeared to be ten years
Jouhger-that his moustsches curled up with the ex.
cess Of his delght-tkst he pate the back o. Don
Csldefoh de la Esrca most lovingly in the am pli-
tude Of bis satisfaction aud gave the aterna grip to
even to Mr.. CHAMPION with the most pstronising
unciion. several times he lifted his hat as if about
proposing three cheers for Underwood bat dssistsd
most likely, out Of respect to the senate.
The fact is, the Russian ambassador hal achitv.
a. a great victory. lie had heard Ksssuth and his
cause derounced in the American Senate, and he
rad occh,on TO plume himself upon the result
Why Because, a. we are apprised, he had been
seen in clofe and suspicious coniab with Messrs
Dawson ana Underwood on the hoor Of the senate,
tbe day tefors Tire policy q Eutsa is TO have
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Markets.

Nrw OnLrANs Dec D, 1881
The sales Of cotton this ming reached 3co0 bales
at steady Irices The by the Hun toldt, pub
ihed in the evening papers strengthened the market
The receipts are $50 QoQ bales ahead Of ls 70
same date st6ck on hand llo0oo bsles Strict mid
ding cold to-day at &C.; sterling exchange tsp c'
freigbts Of cotton to Liverpool l3-s2d.
CtScfSSsri, December 5, 1851.
Hog, arr in better demand to-day, an 5000 head
have Teen std at e. One thousand bb q pork
disposed Of at 81 ~ 600 shoulders dry ssited
brought 81 so. Flour is quoted at >. pa. Money
exchange unslterd.
CH.Ritsro~, pec I 1851.
Cotton-l 100 bales sold at o. ssas hester price.
we're obtained after the receipt Of the Hum c,ldts
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
New York, Saturday, Deer. q, 1881.
This Mornings News-Kossuth's Recep-
tton-yater from EurOpe. sc.

This Mornings News-Kossuth's Recep-
tton-Later from Europe, SC.
We present our readers, this morning, with q
full report Of the proceedings relating to Kossuth,
at Staten Island. The chief feature in the repor.
of his speeches s that he is presented to the reader
exactly as he spoke, and no attempt is made to
alter or improve what be says. The reception this
dsting guished man met with must be very crafty
ing to him, not 30 much on his own account rs for
the sake Of freedom and his country Another re-
ception awaits him to-day, and on Thursday grand
dinner. His speeches will be read with deep in
terest, and viii produce powerful impression upon
the country. The greatest living man at this mo-
ment is Louis Kossuth.
The movements Of Lola Montez, since her arri-
val, have not been marked with any very eItraor-
dinsry degree Of popular enthusiasm. But che
is an extraordinary star Of the FIST magnitude,
and may be expected soon to make her debut on
scale of the most magnificent dimensions
The arrival Of the steamship America at this
port last night enables TO lay before host of
readers, to-day, two days later news from Europe
1t includes an account Of the total loss Of six
sells at sea, two Of them American, and Of many
other marine disasters; also, the latest reports of
the cotton and other markets-the position Of
affairs in France, sc.
We give two mere very interesting documents
from the departments to-day, viI.-the report Of
the Census Returns and the annual report of :he
Secretary Of the Interior.
BY the way OF Charleston we have report that
Mr. Thrasher still in prison at Havana six days
ago; and from New Or,e ans we have another, which
states that Mr. T. had been sent to Spain in q mer-
chant vessel.
another frightfu! collision occurred on the Hudson
River Railroad last Thursday, by which several
persens were awfully injured, and number OF cars
were smashed to atoms. The full particulars ofthe
catastrophe will be found in another column.
The bill calling for secession convention to meet
on the last Monday in April, passed the state Sc
nate Of South Carolina on Thursday, and was sent
to the House, where it was undergoing discus
sion.
Quite serious ARRAY took place in Frankfort,
Me- the other day, in consequence Of the attempted
seizure by the town officers Of some liquor on board
the steamer Boston. The crew drove of the officers,
after severe struggle, in which some OF the latter
were fatally st6bbed, and the boat ran Of to BEL
fast, where ell On board were arrested.
In the case Of Hanway, on trial for treason, At
Philadelphia, the taking OF evidence was closed
yesterday, and the summing up On the part Of the
prosecution com nenced.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
The south Carolina Legislature.

THE BILL FOR SECESSION CONVENTION ADOPTED.
CoLJMBIA, Dec. 4, 1851.
The ill which introduced by M Ayrss, fxinG;
the day for the meeting Of the State secession conven
on for the fourth Monday in April vac passed 20 day
in the Senate (Dsys nine and is nov t,rg discussed
in the House under . special order.
CHARL.sTo~, lee. Z, 1851.
The Legislature to day has been discessng the general
hsu
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Marine Disaster-sufrer y u ring at Sea.

Bosror, December D, 1851
The schooner j. A. Bsyard, arrived here this morning
from Philadelphia reports that on the ID instant be
tween Highlands and Nsnsett light sbe fell In With
tn. schooner Grape from sth for Boston lesky an1
With both mssts cut away and her deck lad hove over
board The crev-six In number-weTe al bsdy frost-
bitten, and were taken of and brough; TO this port
william v Dosne, aged ten years passenger IN TIE
GysJ. died from exposure ON the I'd int
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

Before Hon Judge Duef-
Doe. b-Cofbe,tae ~ Forrest rs. Edtir lsYrssi - ffr
this SUIT the defendant issued order the plaintiff
to show Why the rule, In rcferene. TO struck
Jury should net be vacated modified u. TO allow
tie defendant 70 strike jury 10 proceed with the
trial
A. three oclcck in the aitern oon Mr uConor ap-
earcdud sted that he had been cngeg.d In the United
state. Court and only received the orcra short time
before and ss II Was impossible to Ansrrf it Immediate
y b. nktd for time tilt msrping Ths Application
granted and the hssrirg doEn for THIS Saturday.
nerning Mrs Forrest was in ATTENDING. converting
With her roubse ard the meeting between her aud Mr.
ofrett who We also present not ulfEed by any
peculiar incident except perfect both sides
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
ArrivaIfrom santa Fe-Grsa. Snow Storm >

Hr. Lotlsf DEC. o. It0I
The Santa Re mail arrived at Independence ys,:srdsy
On the trip the ntrsetor encountered no~ storm at
Cedar sprpg which caused the loes Of fourteen mules
The feet deep the Plains 20 Fort Atku'
con The news from Santa Fs l. Of no Importance.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Movtmenis ot DIstIng nI.hca In,IlNIdnnIs

Jhief justice Ie Situd, Messrs. Brantz MAYER William
Inckney Whyte Col n J. Cohen. a. B PA..erson Geo
Z. Allan David Baricrd the sub omu.ttae from the
cry a Baltimore "a wait Ko.suth arrived sst eve
ug at the Irving Hou'e hoped the COMMITTEES Of
TIE Corporation viii assign thOm suitable POSITION iu
me programme Of the reception OF the Huucaran chief
MIS- Daniel Nebster and servant, left TIE zion Place
Hot.l Yesterday in company with the Hen reward Cur
tt ior Washington. Hon. Jsme, Duane ltty, VI. g :.
WitconsiD; Hon Samuel ST. John, Jr Conc Eou John.
Cttton smith Ctnp we're among the Srriv,n ys',.rjay
Al the Upios Plsee Hotel