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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Thursday De-. IS, 1851

MANUFACTURES on wool 49,.
MSesHs 81 l.,1ss s.o as f d5 ss C c;isa
Worsted IS do Sls2S5; DAnasA Do, slSsI S'anns'
Ls sss o Ss $ gStss' snsS SH %
Si5.; CashmeIe Shswis, y do s!.el2 Bisnks,,' 49,
Si4s5 Total, isi packages. valued a. SS1o!l
MANUFACTURES or corroN
Cscns l99 packages SIS 4?S CoStsd C9;,ons % a. a.
SSs.e Lsces, Do Ss,i3i. Bereses, do $3.50; Gay
Lanes q DO $500 vesngs,t do s'ss Hose xj 90 90
Sass Ss1mss 3D. sisl; Cords Do s3a5 Tn2ei Cd,
$2as Other manusctures Of Gotten. 40 'sV'S l"a'H
packages valued at sioS St5.
MANUFACTURES oP SILK.
silks 81 Pkgs s3lO3 Roosns d. sig hn,'S 90
$3.50 Velyets Do sis; Shawls. d. sls2 Hsnt;
ksiss' do Ss' sad c sS std a. 81 ss
Gloves 40 s. ,os M,st' d., ss5si Lsce's .:n d,
sTaI; Twist. tdo siSS1 B!ndloss s1Is.v5, s1 sB
Total, "a. psg Vslusd ct >9S 40
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
linen, e90 pkgs Sls4Q0; Linen ami Cotton, ; do ,
sissi. Laos. sdo.. SIS Thread, 90 s7iS Webb. l
d., S95s. Total. Oil pigs, valued at S9',Sfo
soo,s. M, nscs =, , ssko Millinery. DO s5,o
Curtains, DO sasi Shawls 70 da, SlSsO Gloves 90
$500 Leather Gloves, DO. s6.Ss' sus seS
Mating (rons.l 900 do, sj57. Teal, 2 pAss VAiaed
a. >lS,s1S
W.tkdrarn from WareAoas,.
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Noolens package. $t25 Cloths, do. S5,23S; Stli
Goots. do StOiO. Total, IS pigs. valued AZ s',sss
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. .
S''i ss,3 ~ Tp pa. ss psss valued At siSS
NANUFACrURES oF SILK.
slts enkgs s. q50: Plush l d.. Ss59 scaris, ID
sgle: Poagees 50 do, Siols3; MUS do, sisS ha~. /
do 81 SIS. Total. Us Pkss.. valued AZ , e'sSo
NlNVFACrURrs or FlAN. .
-.rineus IS pkgs. SS.i59, Yam. do $40 i''"' D.
pfg, valued at S. 293.
straw Goods - pigs. SStol hnossiaeses. ~ 20 -
se7ss. Caysts do $3.50. Total. a. pkss valssd 4
N'o'~ Entered Warehouse.
u., a. ~ 81 a5T Cotton RId ws'sfsd' - -
49, 1 shsxIs. do, san, Menao Hose do sie'-
Total 81 pkss, valued al sl1,oy.. --ox
c,,ous ias pigs SIS; Colorss t a., Y ~
Prints il DO s23ss Lagos - 10, SsS d.. SissS
Mn,su., sda sa,s HOSE do. sos r''i' 20 pss'
valued az Sss,92e.
.,i.x.s q nlss "a raj: AIIis, Ia. $stSi sAAaaso
,urs q siis. o., SsSU. rsssi, II pkss. $'s'sA
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At Bravo, Cape De Verbs Oct a. ship GTatItlie. Cor
nell New Bedford all well clean. Reports. n, daie &c
bark Wave Downs New Bedford clean.
Spoken-NOv 2s. no lat &c ship Spartan Wyer, Of All
from NAnsuck e. al days for Pacific Ocean .
Nov q, no lat &c, was passed shP Splendid 81 aRi
flom Cold Spring
Ofihe Western Islands noda.s fsr letter Tiger Glvt,
Of St0nIngton Two II the landed SICK sl1 Of
the had muilued and four Of them had zen sent
home for ts The other two were logged AID pat on duty
!stterreceivei ~ NewLondop, reports the NlEsl A.
Arctic Ocean Sept H. with 900 bis OIL tins season
Tue franklin reports date ship Charles Carroll Cap
pe OF New London OIL MT stated boiling aud vas see
T. take several whales; Abraham Barker, Norton. b {,
l,Te0 bbls this Caroline Plaskstt, do full BARK
Arab Saei. f. H. cutting and boiling oil not stated
Calico SisSou B. 1880 b5s thls season several other
ships whaling boiling and cutting. These sa2s tel
IN with the whale 50 10 on the East De, where ihsY
have before The Sims last there sseEs,
have fluna tOsd whaling. taxing OIL fAs' -
letter from CAPTAIN Swih of bark An1lir. NJ New
Bedford states thst far Sprh IS 70 Is IN the
Arc;Ic, saw whales but much re ard os Ihs Gooe,
OF New Bedford. WAS los, the 10Th Of AuguSi, on the
esstey part Of East Cape, darng thick log The Anaa
az anchor within ten niles Of her when she went
ashore. Captain SsIfl boarded her ten hours aaf anu
found her Tud1er snl Ise keel alongside captain
Taber had done al that could DE done to save tue p AZ
all was 0fnO 80 the weather ~as very rough The
wreck purchased BY Captain SwIn for So The
Anatv thea brought 70 anchor within mile q the
wreck ard At The end Of eight days they mad succeeied ~
ssvns the OIL bone provisions, and about everything val
liable
letter from ship Gratitude Cornell. Of New Beifo,d
reports her 81 Bravo Cape de Nerdes. Oct 4, ali Meu
clean Reports, no date &c, bark Wave Downs, New
Bedford, clean
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Receipfs of Produce

BY the ErIs RGslroad-S1tErify-5l pcks. Butter, 10
Hogs a bags and lzo ools Flour % p;k. Poun =, 3
Sheep pck Beef 90 sacks Oats cars Cattle CalYes
bales Wool ! rolls and oij SIDES Leather.
b. the Ner-Hauen Raiiroad-SIt rtay.5i3 pcts Blter
3% do Cheese 81 Co. PoUl ~ POI Hogs, j sides Leather
CT casks Ashes 90 bags and $40 bbls Flour.
b. Nc-- York and Hgricm Rgiirold Comp9ng1tor NJ
tck an sfr0 Dec o. lg5i236 head Cattle, 10 do. Cows
II8 do Caves seq do Sheep, do live Hogs % 69s 70
dresses Hogs i'2 DO Mutton and Beef ia pkss Ponl-
try do Eggs SO do Butter Ol6 bush. Oats 50 Do Cora
7sbass Buckwheai Flour 100 bales Hay, 10 tans Iton
do. Timber. III "a
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Ale0irGl.

& treat MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Or ROCK ROSE AND SARsAPARILLA. THIS Me,l-
Of liver 9: isi Bilious Ii
DISEASES, CUTANEoUS ERvPTLsNs sCRoECLA.
FE6TioNs. SANkER Ss s6Rs s sSIAfH e6Lbs
COUGHS, ASTHMA. CHRONIC DIARRECEA. SICK
HEADACHE RHEUMATISM ssd GsHERAL DE-
BlIITY.
of this valuable contribution the aps rsrsed
By years 81 hard study employing various
tha tAey would haaonlze together Oyerswe thousand
and without the ecr; Of The lscoverer l. has beos
found. by thorough trd from the addicted, who have
sought heretofore but vain for rcef-to BE- 10: sny
but the best medicine ever discovered for the abeye
saned diseases We have certoses Of rs great vsles
from persons OF hgh standing who have 0een restored 70
perfect health On the diseases Il promises to cure The
Ro Rose has been used with great success Tor many yeas
DISTINGUISHED medical men have sok o 10 nigh praise
Each nsreien; performs Aysiuahs pSrt eectns cure
HEALTH
is Of the greatest blessings that eassess IL
better than tn ~old among the afflicted would
not give few dollars 70 possess al article tAat would res
n. shoye iisssses are reques.ei 20 trv
MYESs, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
70 { 5 AND A RsA XXI a
Dear Sr-In several cases Of Fryupeas your Rock Rose
and Sarsapars has effected liz my opnioa
may be relied upon agert capable OF eradlcatins
Dysperss. Colds and Pulmonary diseases IN general. frO.
'as system 'nd purfyns the blood yOSrS sr ,Hvx
BIT 8lYERs- Dear Sv Having used ysur Extract cf
Rock Rose asd Sarsapanla for Salt Rhsum which by IT,
eaecually radcAted can chcerfally recommend tie
aay WHO have need sf relief IA sim ar cases
NeurS, Truly, 5 JEROME.
Mes Haven Sept s. 1851
Rev. 4. y. l.. MYERS: NEW YORK, Set ID, 1881.
Dear >rDRrrg the asst winter. had thres attacSs o
Typhoid Fever. which lei very ow aad weak state
hsd ueard II many wonderful being performed BY
-our preparation Rock Rose and SsrSs2sra ant cacu
lated that Il The half said o true u suited 70 my
Csc Aner usuc naHv other prep,ons without beaent
ard from knowledge OF yourself commenced the use Of
Rock Rose and SarsararliN and found II great ser
Ian, yer, truly ycars. v ), WILLIAMS
No l0J Canal-st., Nsw-iok
TlspIorrie,ors ofthe ROCK ROSE have such unbound
al eorle "a is efficacy uf used directed 'hai Tor
thirty days they authorize al Agents ~ THIS city 70 1etuhi
the mcrV persons who may use the me- aad can
ssy N truth. that Il has dore them 10 good.
rur sale Nss York, wholesale and rc al, by Ch1il"
arg corner % John-st and Broadway; " ID. Crumbs,
No $50 Bowery, Houston-s at, J Crnmsie, No
$50 Bowery T. GGon No l2 B0wey corner n Grand
and W ID Crumh.e, corner Of Bpsiosy and itth-st
HStD3lWFkM
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Ocean Cleaners. &r.

NETWORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY NETWORK aud RICH-
MOED via NORFOLK and PETERSEN hG-in rongh
an .bout 36 bours-sailus SATURDAY. Jan s. l9ol-Ine
steamship ROANOKE. q 600 tuns.l l. Parrish, Com
rnancer vii leave New York for the above poft ssey
SATURDAY, at o'clock z. NJ from Pier NO IL Nosh
River, (Albany-st .p Ar ~,
Freight wlli be taken duIms Friday, up TO SP ID On
SATURDAY.
FOR freight or passage apply 70 .,.o,, 49, %.
No IS West st. c1rGer OF Albany -
40 IUDLAN 4 WATSON. Agents, Richmond.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANY-oniy TAroogh Lane 70. c.,ss e 1TuEsDAY.
gen. viz Chssres, direct -FGe .hio CHERO-
KEY go .ans HenrJ wissle, eonn.snlSI N lrcm
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 7. at Sreeisey fsr Cages direct
coasecins as Pan ana -h the hs. @ ~ Wse Ct
side For passsg. apply At The once - w dsTtJS
cnfuer Of Wsuea- ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

commence receiving notes Of notion for the sa'ut
day motion calendar, which Will be tsAeh up an .;
ard continued through the month The un1sposen1
motions on the December Saturday Caen1dr WI
not be placed on the now calendar "lIhous d "o '"
note OF notion beng maze
Srprr,oR CouRT-G neral Term -
n. ~, case Ordered thai the present tina ter
Of This Ccur held BY the Chief Justice, DC con',n
ned until SATURDAY next, and 50 much longer as "'
shall dire ,.-...x,,oys
&c agains, North Rlrcr Blpt-ju'gfasnt az sp9.'
term mcdiGcd so that the pl aEtfs rcGover as ue o.
pes onl; 1880 30, with interest from ~ local
1872 without costs to either Party on Ine raj
Unless plaintiff consent 70 the dsolcu0h' H'
granted costs TO abide the event. -, v.,1;rt
Da,is Brooks at suit Of f. " ReyrolaS.-,s III
modified be in favor OF paln'ls ioi su ShTis
ance of the retprocee,s Of the cargo OF lne ~ The
tina and IN favor OF the defendant IN respect y, W.
claim fol tie proceeds Of the cargo OF the
Mntimer De Note agt. Robert h'hms"S'-
thai granted costs TO a1de tne event J ci,>s res.
Ebsnszcy Scey, appellant agt Dana q. u..s,e' new
zondsnf Judgment az special term ls' - mt
tIal ordered costs to ABIDE the event Q, .n1 JIIg
Henry T. Borno,. ct. e. act. ZINES NsVs''-
w., WSaoT al sun Of Jokn cariin S.a m' t,b
H0rrmon-Judgmens al special term
costs. d ,,;f, Same
same q, SUIT of CHARLES L. Grl6@-saine'
james Kent agt John HGrfcSa,ne te,ys-Judvment
EdU0ri TOOK agt btiS'" = A'S''
al speclal term affirmed
MARINE CouRT.-Beforc Judge CowleS'
Jo,ars wood VS. Je6srson Sefsid The ainiln com,
mepce6 tins action to recover the amount o. an &C.
count be he'd against the defendant Inc Glst
H., Lut,e, and cash lent On the part oil the QelenOn
,tsppearel that subsequent 70 the date OF ms CLAIM
The plaintiff ard defendant had an accounting anu
,ettemen, OF their respective claims ana tne piil
tiG gave ms prOmmissory note Tor SIoO 70 te NC
Sendsnt The plaintiff not paying the sad no.e az
It's maturity, the defendant commenced an dcsI,a a
The plaiItd recovered the amountoi tae salo ho1e'
without costs and the same was collected Oy execo
tjon. The defendant also claimed, by way OF sel-on
the amount Of bill of oysters, s2J 25 winch Were
sold and delivered, by the defendant to the piainIi
since The above Judgment and execution: Inc
Court held that if the plaintiff had valld claim
against the defendant, that he was bound 10 onset
TIE same on the trial Of the former acton ana tha'
Lis NEGLECT to do so bar TO a subsequent action
inc clam OF the defendant for his new account Is
n uoper defense in the action. Ordered judgment
for the defendant for 500 IS and costs.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO
i Only through line for SAN FRAsCIIssnSs0i ~
Japs.ry no. II O'Clock p NJ, the end'd aew double
engine steamship OHIO her ssee%
er vii .ail % sATURDAY. January 10, atso clock u
precisely her pier at the foot Of W.rrsn.s sns
with Tie fayoute UnIied Ms Steamship CalIna
10 ss without sny delay fcr San Franesce on n az.
the pa,serxers nd mails At Pauama For freight % P,s
,sys Apply Al the Office Nos 81 and s. sOs.h-s' or Nc :"
est e eorLsr VaIren-st
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DICIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP ~

DACIFIC NAIL IE M ros cAIToa.
Il The ONLY IhkU va HAVANA and cHAcREs-
Fave yhPAtHI f Saa ~ sai:a T.ss.r
old resnsn'P ~ saIl on Friday, Jan sni a. pIss.,'
acoef from her S:r a ,es ioD. %
n with VIC 10 tue splendid double ensns
$500. PHI kDELPHIA- Pssseozsrs -
steanshll Ill .,anect - IN nited States al steaM
hi5 LlFOEkIA. . sai .,ssI a. MAI Maj a. Psss
.ss,sxs. apply al ths Scs. III csr
wsues-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-29

WIGS and TOUPEEs.-The sess snl
w chs sssss n - siy sss - - = sAs ~
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OPPOSITION to MONOP0LY.-lN-
ODEPENDENr LINE FOR CALiFORNA, VIA
CpAGRES and SAN JUAN, at fsduced rates 81 rare -
The new ana splendsd stssm,hip INDEPENDENCE 400
tuns register Charles Soddlrd commander VII sA aos
pier g. N r. connecting with lie fayents steamship
NEW ORLEANS, TO leave Panama on the l,h Jmaay'
Ths BROTUER JONATHAN will succssd ths inds-
pspdence ar a sail from New-York on !th 5snu@y ff
$500 No 81 Ceurtiaadt -.
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r See Disasters. &c.
Walaer, Nork Paci6e oceaa
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~r-DcI... tE-f-------s-----<-N ~
IN PURSUE nCE Of an order Of the Sue
IL roesfs of County of Hew-fosk. notice = hsssey
rivsa q IA T-,ns having claims against GEORGE BUS
BHLL, late Of the Cry Of New.York, deceased. 70 pre-
a. .is sees Of CHARLEs RUSSELL, No ~ H0sstsa-
81 % CITY a New YORK, on OF before the 3lst daY Il
An sn.-Dstsd New. YORK, the l7th day Of 0osobss.
Isl ALgnED nU9HIL, lnusus~n.
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''' SS;I gE1sr = tPs SsIrH cmn...o..,.
FREDREICK L. vULTE, .,yu
HENRY r DAVIS. Att0Tney snd CoshseL - -.
UIuRpF0PLEoftbe STATE ofNEW

"HE PEOPLE0 OF Ine - Y,
YORK, BY he grace q God free .sa nasgssss1a
iIEI an ste OF the City Of Hew-fofk, escesssa -
sfsdtor. i,gsress nett Of KIN or sS
o. - "a ,ach OF ysu hereby cited ana fe9ssfse,
s .on.Ii, 10 BE- and appear before our serosss ts
Eoyoty Of Esw YOrs, at his odee IN me Cns 3. ~ 1.
- tIs auth DAY Of March melt, ~ eleven ociycs
- Of that day thsn and Isse 70 attend ,hs nn9
.st.iSment Of NJ account Of pT9cseiinss 81 eilhAs
Ia, nj and testament Of said deceased
Ia r.tress whereof, We have caused shs o.
- aid szroxs,e TO. be hsregnto snfee WssAssef
n 81 Alexander W Bradford, ssrrshs o. ~ sns
Couaty, al the CITY Of Ns.-fon, sss - ~ s :,
psce,obsr IN ne year Of our Lord ems thoesana ssn1
hond' ed and fhy one A. a.Dss,,s
d div
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SUPREME Counr-Syccial Term -NorIcz
On Monday Dec o.. the Clerk at Chambers, WI
commence receiving notes Of notion for the sa'ut
dav motion calendar which will be taken up Jan 5,
ard continued through the month The un1spose,1,
motions on the December Saturday Caen1ar WI
not be placed on the new calendar "i'h'u' "'
note OF I1JtOn being made.
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MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
Linens. 1875 packages, $50 25s Lsces n packages ST.
q. g. valued At 81, Ga
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ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATEk-
OCURE-Soush Orxags. Ysssx Co.. nsv-ysrssI ~
sEPH A WkDEk, n ", Phync,aA = - 1nssSS - =
'.sslssk. An axs ~ ssSases.RA
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The favorite
II steamship sOUTHERNER, Dickinson Comm. nS-
or .ilI leave per No T. North River, on SATURDAY,
Ian 3 az ociook p NJ, precisely. For freight apply on
Issrd where all bills Of adDs v bs signed, aad Tor pas
sage sP0FPoPD, TILEsTON 4 co, 20 South st
ps-No bdls Of ladag Viii be signed after the steam 90
hr.s allS
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\ EW-YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ Trains leave a, follows tSna.,s eresp.sI) fre.
ier foot Of Duane-st
NAH TRAM ats 4 for Daakrk .ad al Stations
NFwRrRGH EXPRESS r3tlN uttP
Way TRAIN si{ p. N tor Sadsras. Otfsrd sne lntsy
uf date Sta;ioUs
xvTSlSG FxrRrss TRAM ats P NJ TO- Da.kirt c,a-
recrug NTH the DunkHS sni state Lac sal Eus sst
Norih east Railroads, tor Ere Pa
Nav. Work nee % 1851 te9u
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MACHIASPORr, Dec i8-Arr. schrs, May1ower, bob
iuson Philadelphia via Boston; Esremous, Thompsln
New-York 2lst. schrs Cameo, 8yaat. New YORK si,
rah Muuson Boston. Sid. 223, brlgs Citnen, Brown,
New Bedford Tribune Of Orlance. New York schr Sam
Fish, Cook Boston.
BR BRIG BELT Gap, J. Il Murgerson, OF aud Ibr Corn
wallis N s. which dragged ashore IN Jones's HrOSr a
few weeks vince has got off By anchug her ald VIII
sail in few days
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STEAMBOATS, anS BaiIrodbe

HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS on the
~ NEW JERSEY RAILROAD, Se,sesa NEs-
YORK snd Pill, ADEIPHIA -EIcBfSoE Tickets So
CounsLclas On tie sSd DECEMBER VITA "a. ;Esss
itasbs Ne~NoTk at sad A n. sa1 Y NJ. Returning
On OF teiofe the,2s.h Dee
Also, On the 5oh ard yist Dscemher an Is, JsaSsry
fore JSnparr ID. as iu
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EzOR SHREWS BURY, LONG
A. BRANCH, OCEAN RoCSK, FORT WASNS0-
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DoChS MIDptk-
TOWN. NIGH AND DOCKS. and REO BANK. h&s-
land Dock All Oceaa Hoass When practcse,s re
sew AID gp'sDi steamboat THOMAS HUNT, CsPs A X
yrsstk sx~r sstlw
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COIRAUD'S HAIRRFSTOKATIvE,

~ or CIRCASsIAN GLOSS, mikes sad WI ban
so nky and glossy orcEs % grow sud ~, without 81
ssptou ~ ressvst~ positively the best PREPARATION fi
arsssnr the hair iryeuied Tral h0iter y cent?
it.r., see, prn,dvay ssN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

Laborers' Strike and .yNmder-BArAvIA.
April l. A man named Robert McCaw, a
workman on the Atnca and Ho.nelIsvilIe
Railroad, was killed in Alexander yesterday
afternoon. Two others were also reported
TO have been killed in Warsaw on The same
day. The cause of these murders is said 10
be a strike for higher wages by the work.
men on the road. ..-
~ A party Of 600 Irishman are reported on
the way from Warsaw TO Attica, determined
TO drive all from the road who viii not stand
up for higher wages; consequently the cri-
zens are arming. Several depre.iations have
been committed, and others expected. The
murderers have been arrested.
P. S. An express has just arrived here
for two hundred stand Of arms from the
State Arsenal at this place. Reports state
that three ether persons are dangerously
wounded, and that Two of them are not ex-
peeled to live.-Boston Journal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

" The PAcKEr SHIP lvANHoE.-It is now
generally conceded That the wrecked stuff
seen off Montank Point, must have been the
packet ship Ivanhoe. of New York, Capt.
Edwards. which sailed for Liverpool on the
23d of February. She was probably wreck
ed near the South ShoaI OF Nantucket, within
three days Of the time Of her sailing. She
had only sixteen passengers, all OF whom,
IRISH and Germans, were in the steerage.-
The ship, valued al $4,000, was insured in
New York and he Cargo. WHICH consisted
of cotton, fusIic aud -four, was, II is said.
insured in England The probability is that
all on board persisted, although it is not i'm
possible that they may have been saved
I'M B.. Mercury.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

NULLIFrcA TON. The bill recently intro
duced into the Senate by Mr.. Buckingham
is intended to nullify the fugitive slave act,
and as an exIibit OF the worst ultrains,n, can
be matched by nothing Of a similar kind
which ever originated in South Carolina. Ii
forbids any officer or member Of the volunteer
militia Of Massachusetts, Al the command or
requisirion Of U. S. Marshaiaoy deputy.
to act as a part Of the posse oop,itat,As i'm the
arrest Or detention, Of any alleged fugitive
slave, under severe penalties; requires all
District Attorneys to defend arrested fugitives,
and provides that jury trial may be claimed
by every fugitive not eleased, after examine
uon by U. S. Commissioner, or Justice of
any Court. There is but very little danger,
we apprehend, that such measure as this
can receive the SANCTIONED Legislature
Lo,peH Journal 1919, - III. "A
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

HARrBR's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for April is
beautifully illustrated with portraits of Wash
ington Irving and VIM. C. Bryant; also view
Of the Crystal Palace four illustrations of the
voyage Of Sir John Franklin: seven humorous
illustrations from Punch. and four of Spring
Fashions. Its contents are rich, and varied =
and many of the articles in this No. are origi-
nal. Published monthly by Harper 4 Broth.
lers, 50 Cliff ST., N York. at three dollars per
year. Each number contains 44pases. The
circulation is already 10000. h. -.t,,. 3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION OF New .HAMP
sHIRE.-The amended Constitution of the state
of New Hampshire has been rejected by large
majority. The Concord Patriot has returns of
the votes of l54 towns. In these towns the vote
on the amendment in relation 10 the abolition
of the religious test and property qualification,
stood 27,l22 nays to 1852 yeas; on the amend
ment providing for the election of Judges of the
Supreme Court and the Attorney General by
the people, 1850 nays to 1916 yeas; on the
amendment requiring the election of Super
intendent of Public Instruction, nays 2I,447,
yeas 5,lS2; on the amendment for deciding all
elections by plurality vote, nays 29.901, yeas
6,29l. The vote on the amended Bill of Rights
was, yeas l0,434, nays 1888. "A two-third
vote was necessary in order to the adoption of
these amendments. c. ... .-.-.u. s...a1f
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Rhode Island Redeemed!

The annual election in this State, has resulted
in glorious demoeycfsc' rictory = o1 aEa
Philip Allen is chosen governor by about
SEVEN HUNDRED majority, William 3. Law
renee, lieutenant governor, Asa Potter, secre-
tary of state. Walter S. Burgess, (the friend of
Gov. Dorr) attorney general, Edwin Wilbur,
treasurer In the western district, Benja amin
B Thurston is chosen to congress by one thous-
and majority-a democratic gain. In the east
ern district, George G., King, wing, is barely
reelected. To the senate l6 democrats are
chosen to IA whigs-2 vacancies House. So
wings, SO democrats-3 vacancies. The Prov
idence Journal says 1.-THE wings have suffered a
defeat for which there is no crease or apology"
although it is reported they offered fifty dollars
in Cranston for q single vote .tsa,as
~ This result may be considered as another
evidence of the inevitable disruption Of chig-
gerry, that is now visibly at work all over the
country. We rejoice in the victory in this
case, because it will afford opportunity to
the democracy of doing justice to the persecui
ed Dom, who has suffered such martyrdom in
their behalf. a.4- a-p; a-a.i Asv
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

GRoss OUrRAoE.- On Monday afternoon, as
Miss Frances Kilgore. an employee in the lamp
factory of Mr.. VIM. Carlton, IL Beach ST., was
leaving that establishment, another female who
is vet unknown. threw phial filled with vitrol
at Miss G, and the phial striking her forehead,
broke, causing the contents to spread over her
face. The poor girl was Instantly thrown into
great suffering and while theattention of those
who witnessed the occurrence was directed to
her, the icndish female who committed the act
effected her escape Jealousy is supposed to
have been the cause of the outrage Boston
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