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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09

GENITAL AMKRIcAN AIPAiRs.-We insert some
interesting articles in to-day's paper which appear
sd in the Euro Industrial and Diario de Ia Martsa,
two newspapers published in Havana, concerning
recent extraordinary proceedings the part Of the
British authorities in Central America.
We had hoped that British aggression in that
quarter had ceased, and that we would never aga ain
be called upon to record such outrages by that
power, on the weak and unoftending republics in
hat par, Of the world, the seizure OF Mosquito,
under shallow pretext of protecting the rights of
a drunken Indian, whom, 10 suit its own purposes,
England elevated TO the dignity of a king, as if in
mockery of monarchcal governments generally.
We are, however, disappointed. We learn that
the meddleseme agent OF that government in
Central America his acts in Nicaragua were
disavowed by It's government, and a surrender Of
the British protectorate in Mosquito agreed upon
between the governments of the United States and
Great Britan-has lately trumped up charge
against San Salvador, on the Pacific side, an I
called upon the British Admiral to blockade the
ports of that State, and TO again scize Tigre
Island, which commands the guilt of Fonesca.
The worst feature Of this outrage il, that these
| proceedings have been adopted at time when the
matters of difference between Mr. Chatheld and
| the government of San Salvador were under the
advisement of the French Consul, to whom they
were referred with the consent of both parties, and
whose decision was daily expected.
This outrage, for il can be looked upon in no
other light, can be intended for no other purpose
| than 10 wiring from San Salvador by force, con-
| cessions which could not be claimed on principles
| of Justice. II may also be attempt 10 gain 5
! footing in San Salvador in lieu OF what the Bril-
fish government surrendered in Mosquito, notwith
standing the treaty entered into between the United
States and Great Britain. If this should be the
real purpose of this movement, we trust that our
government will take prompt and efficient action
in the matter. Would II not be well for the United
States to send few vessels Of 10 those waters,
4 TO see that the provisions of the treaty COM
Piled with by England Between Mr.. NEEDLE
some Chatfield aud the British admiral, England
has everything her own way.
As far as Nicaragua is concerned, our difficulty
with England has at length been settled. The re.
cent high handed proceedings at Greytown have
been disavowed, and directions issued TO the Eng
lish authorities there to carry our the provisions 81
the treaty. Nicaragua is recovering her rights by
degrees. In addition 10 the restoration of Mos
quito, she has lately re-occupied the department o
Nicoya, the possession of which has been fol-
many years claimed by Costa RIGA. II was feared
that this would have produced war between those
States but apprehensions of hostilities we are in
| formed at an end.
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'sry .spsSt s 81 f.sp's 'srsls call =, Bs,ssser,
BE- perfectly undertanas al their requirements no matter
how teu' he fails 20 ~ the hess In fact knows
ms busipsss asi makes business Of IT. Cory his address
aed ~ hf. q cal
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number OF Eorris wilss admirable Home Journal is
Pub he'd this week, and most beautiful number IL il,
abouhdrg IL an INFINITE variety of sparkling and spicy lite
rstvre subjects Of interest readers of all classes.
New subscribers fl Le saTpled with the paper
from the bignnsg 81 the New eeries If immediate
pcati0n he AIDE bEkf ORD Co. No 10 Astor House.
Tie terms only 81 for he valuable aud
CANT Family Newspaper ~ the which, it universally
conceded without rival in this other country
The ofhce Of publication is At lO7 Fulton street.
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the poild latg 1e md nervousness. aud
hir rgsd Rt6 fancy they have coastitu
than bstsfy n arids horseback At Disbrow spen
did ettKhhFhrrtt. No ~ Fourth would improve
their hesh preuts rive lustre TO their angud eyes,
naks their huar roh With joyous sensations and place
tht hetter With themselves the
thsm bis school u oTsn daily for lsdes from ga ~
T. sso on htucsy Wednetea y aud Friday evening" for
lasies ard gentlemen and on TUESDAY Thursday aud saur
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Count CaIendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CorRr-Eos 2l3, IS, ., l59 zl7, 228, $50,
233 l34 2l 1877 237 2S9 24l, 242, 2i3, 1885, 244 2i6,
241. 24o. $50 Isl too
SUPREME CoURr-CiRcUrr CouRr-No. ~ 80, 49, Al, A,
to 5i
COMMON PLtAs, part III, g. 81, % 25 27, 80 81, 80
34h So. 81 80 Part as, SO, AZ, 64 90, g. 90, g.
81, To, 6S. 10, ~ "a
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THE UNIoS PARTY-A PROBABLE Flash IN ruE
Pas We have recently had variety OF acco ints
siioat Of the organization Of great Union party,
beginning at Washington, jus, as the preaching OF
the gospel was made effective by commencing a,
jerusalem. Later advices, however, public and
private, throw cold water over the whole pro-
Rrsmme The plan Of operations, TO wit, OF Ma
tons Union Convent on at Washington, to be fol.
lowed up by similar conventions throughout
the States, and by the establishment Of Union
paper at the federal city, as the central organ
a plausible plaza reasonable plan aud common
sense would be very opt to approve It as practical
plan. But the experiment has exploded for it
appears, hat although Georgia has appointed dele
gales a. the proposed National Union Convention,
po other state has moved In the matter. The Castle
Gard safety committee, sympshzing 10 the Wash
iDnten movement, u ~ understood, have written
letters 10 several 1T the ie 4dng state rnen and pole
ticians Of Congress, inviting them 10 similar
M. cling in this city on the 22d February But Il
sleo understood that these gentlemen, thus ad.
dressed, dIsapprove the scheme. The Washing.
Ton organs give !, the go-by--the project, among
The old politicians q both parties, Is regarded a.
Quxonc and The scheme, Il appears. viii turn ont
liasb IN the pan. The gates are still wide open
for general scrub-rsce in 52, and the lyellest
carnival Of modern times. II is manifest the
etod time is coming The maIlenium IL al hand.
60 mote il be.
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guild ksii Dye, eoshta..d in London. Paris Boston,
fhladtIhs, Batwort, WsshinKt3n, &c Only be
CURED genuine ~ The marufactoTy Wall New York
The public hewsre 81 tereits my various d.
tho addrtFs.
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Tor tie great sale 0f BY Vim H. franklin Son
Co. on eopesdsy th inst and the following days
18th, 4gih 18th gath, tObse square, 95th GOTH
gb Nth, Ilsth Igth streets. and Harlem ueud az
exenve water privileges at Turtle bay in the East river
ready for delivery At the Office Of tho auconses
No. Broad street.
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Pimpl.s Eru gtioas. and Al. skn dss.srs are 4, 10 vel,
tnC~E IoslNrv cured ~ usag Gouraud ItsiAn M.cios
,es soap The Pogdr sobls srsdcs,e hair from part
q the body Igue Rouge for pale lips and cheeks tay
white Tor rcug fshsd sg.k pleIons ct 81 Walker
street. nrst store from broadway. Calender South rhrS
street philaselrfts -
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red gray hair 70 ttautful black brown.
nues Couraud Lair ksstorsveis warranted the
hair 70 uow prevent m falsg 81 ald turning gray and
mailing stn, vtry hair s0ft, silky and glossy Trial
Mes cents each. Found only 81 Walker street hrss
store from Br-adwAyi Bates \ Jsrdsn. IL Washington
street. Bostou.
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Movements OF distinguished People.

Professor Lasels and lady, Wiiliamstown. Mass.
Hon C. 5trahan, Orleans; l.. d. Hunter, Esq West
CHESTER I. b. lie wings and lady Phila j. r. og
den Efq, DO; T. Shucker, Toronto; among the
arrivals yesterday, at the Union Place Hotel
Major Porter U. S. A.; Capt clarke u s. A.; Capt
Franklin, u b A, Hon. 3. X. Hobbie. Washington
Mr. Moakes and family England; MIR. Alosrlie and
lady. do w. w. Paul Philadelphia; w, Lewis, do j.
Lewis. do. ID. IL. Amble, Charleston; w. James, Al
baDy ongst the arrivals at the wing yeser
day
X. Hopkins, Boston; J. Barclay, New Jersey, c.
c. Barclay, N. Y; Gen Duff Green, Washington 1t
Newell. Y. ship Fredonia; J. Burt U. b. N; t.
English U y N. arrived yesterday at the American
IL. Hunter. Delevsre; W. y. Bunch, Bridgeport; A.
Nesbitt. Philadelphia; DR.. Berlon do g. Waldo, Eng
land; I. " .bsteT, Philadelphia; Geo. III Thatcher,
Albany; arrived yeste-day az the Astor House.
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anoiofie made elrIes Tor Jenny Lind, by krard OF
ss AZ coat OF V the nrst prize IN the New Years
Gilt Coneert) drawn by L. r. Halves, of the If
HAYES Gishsm large and extensive dealers in
and fancy woods Nss no and IFS Centre The second
prize drawn by Mr. AcFarlau the third Mr. Edward
Penovi ard the fourth BY Mr. Waller These price
&
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OF penmansp to notify public that ths
rate his cheap ella at 2ss Broadway filing up
he may be OBLIGED decline pupils long Early april
cation is therefore ursed Mr.. q. has rooms
- n..ur
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Hocays past therefore IL becomes every wno values
Their miot, health or convenience call Brooks
No $50 Fulton rect and supply hem,eves from his
large Assortnest q Boots Shoes Caters 0vershoes ke
They are duraole cheap and rsnted to give safao
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Net earnfnrtt ....s*.. Ssl 800
Equal 10 t4h thafe n 800 each IS coo shares
The directors have carried to q contingent funs
SO 600 out Of the earning, of the year They have
charged on items Of construction old debts paid for
psr,onsl injuree Sc emouuting.to about $4,000 to
the balance ofiG't years count and the remainder
of hat balance shout S2 o01 hs. bsen charged OF FOG
deterioration Thesntre floating debt Of the company
has been paid ~ aud they free from debt,
cspting the bonds a claim Of the Worcester Railroad
Company damsge 20 their wharf BY the construction
Of the Old colony Railroad, aai fes other unliqui-
dated claims 81 no sreat amount. They have nov on
hand aysilabls oa,h assets than enough 10 par
all claims agsirst them TIE capital stock has been
educ,d silo BY salss o. supu, lands tn. samo,et
house end furniture, &c. There IL still on hand sur
Plus land and aats IL large amount large part or
the earning, having been applied to the payments Of
old dsbt, ~ has been thought expedient to make nc
dividend Ut this time.
The Delaware ami Hudson Canal Company suspended
navigation the 9Th Of December The total amount
Of coal cleared during the Of 1850 va, $50 4T
tone during the season Of 1912 4b4 $40 tonincress
in 1850 GOLF tons sppesrs that rs OH less OF
coal cleared from uonesdss In 1850 than In 1872
caused undoubtedly by the necessary delay In the
spIDg for the plet ofextensve 70
the canal and by tn. eves 70 their boat
NJ ana mining oper.sions, oecss.vnsd ~ those de-
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TRAFFIC THE NEw YoRK SrArE CANALS
TJnnuge. Value.
1850. os9 Dol $14e4o4o0
1919. 3l7,36i 75.26607$
IooO. AL 5o2 65,l77Ooa
Statement OF the tonnage and value of property
which to the Hudson In the same years -
1898. i447so5 s5osss eoY
lsle. ...st....... 1579es6 52375,52i
1850. ...........,..... 20S40l 564S0 94l
The aggregate movement from and to the Hudsors
river during the years and the aggregate value
of tie property transported, follows
Tonnage. palus.
ls4S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1777 400 S125S27 35s
lotV. 1850 $40 III, OJS ,0bS
1900. 247b,ooo 140, 658 0OGs
The value of domestic produc exported from, the
United states exclusive Of specie, during the fiscal.
year ending june Both 1850, was sl347oo 233. The.
value 81 all the property arriving at and shipped from
the Hudson river the canals during the past season
was, sl40esoo9 thus showing that the value of the
property carried the canal exceeds the exports OF
the country, in value Co the amount of SIS, 957 ITO
The following statement exhibits the amount Of tollc
on all the canals for four seasons
l847. ....... S3e35 $50 1919. ....... So 2s5 zoe
1913. 252,ll2 1850 about. -. .32.6eo3
The amount received the exceeds that os
1s49 by IS 69 and is greater than any previous
son, except the mem CRADLE year of 1s47.
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings ana
operations Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company Tor the year ending Nov 80, 1850, compared
with the previous year.
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EnbroideriesE. Newman, AK Brsae way rec
invites attention TO his stock 81 the above which Is
passed in eheapness and variety The embroidered Collars
which he sfers ~ e 3D.. IS is 6s ST. and upwards
Cuffs AZ 70 Sd IA bs to ISL hroidered Hdkts ~
1us. l2s, Ns $40, cambric Trimmings
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alor Broadway, 200 overeoa 20 per cent rich
lir ing fashionable mste hso, few elegant Claks and
Dress Coats, a. the IS suit Store Of Nassau and
Be- KHAN streets
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being equal to loss per cent.
The receipts Tor the ak months ending Nov.
80, 1850 Lave been. .14a, ele CO
The expenditures Tor the same period, wiz:
for repairs of machinery and cars labor,
repairs OF road, rebuilding Of bridges)
have been. .........+ 5204s &c
Net sarnns,.. 7I,s7O "a
Interest, sme period, and transfer officers
sslary...... .................... 2s255 "a
Balance to profit md loss .s43.ol4 GO
The directors have declared dividend Of two and
half per cent on the scrip stock (Which, being on Sc
Per cent paid in. amounts to S212h per share) pay
able on th. 18th Of this month. Should there be no
material increase OF the income Of the company here
after, the net amount to be divided would not bo
dimni,hed. ipssmueh a. the instslments upon the
stock hereafter Ia be called will reduce the debt OF
the company to the same amount and that which is
now spilled to the pay ment Of interest will 20 to the
dividend &C count
The Little Miami Railroad Company have Just issued
report Of It, operations during tho year ending De-
cember 81, $780,
LirrLr MiAai RAILROAD
lsso- Total receipts Tor The year St05eo7 25
-Tots expenses for the year........ $50, 5I2 81
Net earnings. 1850. ............... s1ss 7e4 %
The receipts exceed those OF the previous year
ss32Qs AZ. The net earnings this year pay . GOOD
dividend, and leaves handsome surplus The rail-
has been laid dom fort miles Of the road
on an improved track sevente.n miles remain to be-
improved and relaid, which will be completed the
present year. new track ~ be constructed during.
the year, divsrging from the present track below
Dssrhsld, and running by Lebanon aud wsynssvilis
to iDtersect the present liue Corwin Both lines viii
be kept open The line viii also be shortened and the
grade reduced Milford. The company have fifteen
passenger care end four baggage In good order
l4s eish'whsel cars sni eighty four gravel and othex
care, and nineteen engines and have contracted for
three more.
The annexed statement exhibits the operations OF
the Old Colony Railroad Company, for the year ending
December l, 1850
Otp CotoSY RAILROAD.
Receipts for psssengcrs, including mails 5000 $50
freghu including gravel
aud city offal.................. Of 3g1
Hents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1881
sundries.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I0z
Total against s2T5 0e6 in 1s4g. $500 sac
Expense inter,st on bones........ sls72S
bsnt, 10 Houih shore and Dor.
chester and Milton Roads 2T692
General expense. including
renewals Of iron...........16s14
- 9i5Eee
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engine; the cylinder 10 10 Inches In diameter and
feet stroke; wheels 2s feet In diameter and 10 feet
face, with thrty.two paddles "a inches wide, and
directed to carry from tselve to fifteen pounds Of
steam.
CAPTAIN HovEY AND THE srEAnsHIr HELENA sLomAs
"A short time ago the Common Council passed Q
unanimous vote 10 present gold box and the free
dom of the city to Captain Hovsy Of the packet ship
Devonshirs, for his humane and heroic conduct In
rescupg, at the imminent peril of his life, the
passengers and crew Of the unfortunate steamship
Helena 5loman.
The following is . copy OF Mr.. woodhulls letter to
the gallant captain -
MAYoR's 0rrIcE, New YoRK, Jan. 4th, 1851
CAPTAIN HENRY b. HovEY,
Master OF the Ship Devonehire
sir-In behalf OF the city Of New York, have the
honor Of transmitting to you the accompanying
lutons adopted by the Mayor and Common Council Of
this oity.
have also the honor in their behalf of presenting
to you gold box, Is further mark OF the spprecia
ton by the Corporation Of the city of New York Of
your humane and heroic conduct In rescung, ct the
imminent peril OF your own life, and the lives Of your
noble crew, the passengers and crew OF the Helena
Eloman
cordially unite with the Common Counsel In the
high appreciation entertained by them, and believe
forts, those OF your officers and crew, throughout
this perious ,cene LAM with shrespeOt,
Your obsdient servant,
(Signed c. Woodruff,
Mayor OF the City Of New York.
We had the pleasure Of seeing the snuff box yester.
day 1t IL . magnificent piece of workmanship very
heavy, and the inside Of the lid there is sppro
pirate inscription. The copy of the resolution ac-
companyng is beautifully written and is surround
ed by designs, executed with the pen In the Mayors
office, in an exceedingly artistic manner.
FoR EuRorE.--The United States mail steamship
Baltic, Capt Comstock, sailed yesterday at for
Liverpool The names of her passengers, numbering
fifty will be found under our shipping intelligsnce
hsad
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Wateosh % the latest fall tt,e. from 81 50 to $40 at
SfPMhRD Clothing store, Chcsnut street. second door
above Third, Pkiladelphis.
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AL. SAUNDERS, Ss7 Broadway.

Of Jos dgers, Geo wostepholm The assort
braces the finest quality OF RAzors Penknvs and
ticles for toilet use. SAUNDERS. l47 Broadway,
Corner Of Liberty st., and 3s7 Broadway.
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Buffalo Horn Combs This selection ACKNOWLEDGED
the hnest in the city has OF had ADDITIONS and
ladies will find, examination combs Of
s not TO he obtained in other estabshment Combs
made and repaired.
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Showing gain for the year, of............,
being equal to loss per cent.
The receipts Tor the ak months ending Nov.
80, 1850 lave been ............1
The expenditures Tor the same period win:
for repairs 81 machinery and cars labor,
repairs OF read, a rebuilding Of bridges)
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.args d'Afaiiye. At Vienna. The visnna

9Wy6W z1UUUeS ~ ' b6V5ttts- 7 No v ienS4
co ondent of the London Times, commenting
on the recent affair Of the young American who
was arrested at Pesth. and was released in conse-
quencs of the active iaterpostion of legation,
makes the following observations on the position oi
our Charge d'Affaires At the Austrian Court:
81 cannot refrain from remarking, that, by the
.Atl.nric "a do things cheaply, they sometimes
defeat their own ends. Thus, instead of full
minister here, they have Charge AfEaires, who,
although the representative Of IS 900 900 Of souls
ENJOYS, thanks to the etiquette observed At thin
court, no more consideration than if be came from
the .ns he 81 e but
country where q Charge d'Affsires has no claim
whatever to GO to court in his diplomatic capacity
It becomes matter Of some little importance"
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Melancholy Occunence-A letter from New
LONDON Chester CO., Pa, Of the 18th, to tho Phil
adelpbia Bulletin, relatss . sad and painful aeci-
dent which occurred at that p the day previous
during . thunder storm. Rev Jonas Ba1sey
had just concluded hin On in the Methodist
Church, when the lie struck the building,
killing the revereD imam in the pulpit and
stunning several aggregation One young
man, it was thu I'D been killed also, but aftel
considerable N the part of those preseni'
he was ref ,sciousneh. No damage waa
done to =. scept the breaking Of some
glass O. 81. The lightning struck thu
chin d OF 9 side Of the building
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AUCTION SALES.

Pail G0Ols !. Cnen1ooue 49,
BY ~. 81. RUytYEAIu.
sSstisD ;ssa NJ ess. Is. . :
B.snt ESt Bgss md nd M al; Ciosh - ssisrss.
DsrE { ~ F.ssassss cslles. x!psss.s. No. dl.sh.
iiisa Tslss apipe Gs..oe Co lss.ls
csSS.ses Cos9sn baislss Cosa aud Wsoss HS1sy, L11
MI Pssasos. euspeud eik Handkaehsn, Lpsa CA3bss
Tsn.s lI6sral It sas ~
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London Sheri6alsy. One Of the two gentlemen,
recently elected to be one Of the TOO si'efis OF
has declined to serve the Office, preferring to pay
he s snormous fine Of es5Oo imposed for refusal
smd nav election has resulted in the choice Of a
NJ Sw;ft. who chances TO be Roman Catholic
Of y VI note. So that with Jewish representa-,
w<Parliamsnt and Roman Csenolc snerin !
at Nhall the praise q Religion. n;.d - ~
citz215Xf London.
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Z. 49,. rx $3.50 -r,l..,.. ur..v
e : -
aged enont nf'y-nve. committed suicide, ~ nane-
ing, ~ bic besn q Jamaica Plaiag, near Boston,
on Saturday, The 18TH He was podsessed Of ample
means. His wife Z m in,a.ss Of he Insane Asy.
INN and nnan,s, d.n,.. =, this account Il said
- $500 =. - " 9
70 nASe 80 q me fesn ~ is
us Cersre = F,o7r K 11orite,, PIE. 81 II.
Qoth ~ ~ s.or,k ,,~zlss,r ma u &. a Ksnrss
| AZ. r. Chisf ~ 4 Cer.ns Rnresn n tha
I}nitSd S,Sfss II ~ ,tnent al - lnterios
~ a thst H. q BrulSle. runuinr tbe obisc}s
n 4 nnii;c rksvrre.r nm which Il ked 6sen
fsj,ae.sdr "a rSfsrenes Is Nssiomsi atntisiiss 81
~ 6e1crsrs0r II III fsct' 81 bjs bling there
hod not bec diseinctiy stated. " ehouId have NJ
Icorninsd 10 kand Il yefv cIoaf ard pssspicuous
sst1se1t 81 Is census isature Of 10 Goyernment
at IL united Siases. and IL pasticuIaf rsquist
| lions ana results under our laes Cenet1s.
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The Id. WIN. Allen has accepted 40 invitation
to deliver I'VE annual addFs1 = ne Oo'o SsAss
Fair, ea'the 18th Of September lp,
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~ Ths hip WARBLER, Cap. 3 ws.scst tee Liverpool
dsnses v pleas take for THAR
ard atts.d 70 the receipt Of them he Lsvss otherwise hsy
! ;aS Q, v. OLIVER . co. q 81. cA.,l.. st.
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Resia;ng am 06ew.-FeIx McPhsrson, az
rested for being drunk and sssaulting the watch
man who arrested him, was yesterday fined $2 for
the offence BY Recorder Caldwell.
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4 Conjugol Fsliciiy.-R. Teta ID will be examined
in the Recorders Court. Second Municipality, on
Saturday next. on charge Of sssau.!t ard battery
made on Eve Tetard, his wife. s1se ss.ss
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ths Fzt municipality desgnasd In the following
table BY mi the Nos. eonmsncs II the Railroad ana INV
In the second % he Noa cenmsnce above ne
81, oens .isrssH snd n l. being Perry Whur
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Kagramt.- Mary Med Donald, arrested a. an in
corrigible yagrant, was yesterday sent to fh'
Workhouse by Recorder Caldwell.