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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14
Eavvard,s Gazetteer of the United States

HavWard'S Gazetteer OF the UMVeu oSaOeS
rE1HIs Work will comprise ample descriptions OF an ie
staes Territories, Counties Districts, iWls ~ ~
AMI Villages in the United Status TO which VIII DC
nu nervous Statistical Tables good Alap OF me Gu
ates and choice variety of hsndsoHe EhsftFsS' -!
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Law Register Book of Religions etc: 1r;,ol
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ply TO WARNER KINDS or
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on 5e,r+f "a Mechanic street. Worcester.
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Drawing and Oil Paipting.

MFRS. FRANCES R. TOWNE, VIII receive DunIs =
vi either at her room over the Manufactrrerrs IL
snrance Office, No. 1872 Main St, Brinley Row.
NIB. MIS-. TOwNE VIII if desired TAX Portraits in On -
crayons from Miniatures or DagGerreotypes. Also maE
copies of Portraits or other Pictures Specimens of c
ing can be al her room. F'
" Hours from 10 to IL AM, TO SPIN
Worcester, Nov 6. 1850 Ar
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
40 10 Washington Square, Worceste

IsU IL w 1SAAAASo VIII ~ -
RE constantly receiving large quantities OF west lndia
A Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston
Soaa 8 cpIcTIv CASH BUSINESS would call the atten-
on of all those who wish pay cash for their goods,
they are confident they make 1t an Object ior such
SVnrcester Ian. Is, 1851 janl6-dwf
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IO"'" " UTUtsItT " z 10 and II n and n m.
mn, beaVe fIoyloence at 715 and 80 M and 350 nm
Trains CONNECT at MilIvle with coaches ior Stat f,
ve ana Nashville; at Uxbridge with coaches for Mji
ad mehdon AT Whitns with coaches for East Doura
~ mn sve at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger
NJ ~ 70 Slase and upton Worcester with trains
western H. Road and Norwich and W. r. r. and Wore
County TS Rl H. H A, Waterford with trains of Norfolk
passen es' I b io sla IRON Boston, Dcdham &C.
!" Dew new loIhi VIA New Haven, the same evening
russenges by the $50 p. train from Providence can
ar rye AZ Springfield and Hartford the same evening
ne 80 trains connect Worcester with The Expres
iI M i3t New fork which leaves Worcester al PM
e ~ IN. IRAN IRONY connects at Providence
1 ~ ~. tram connects at Providence with the Bosor
ana y Y Steamboat train for New York '''
1g TIC 745 and IL AM trains do mi atom nj Hamlet
Hamlet ISAAGir " w ~, |, az =, nau u VI
S'ft 90 ioou' l,ytf
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Over fifty % per cent. advance on the above will be
charged 81 so in addiiono the above will be charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
X. CRossETT Pres't. A. NJ. GALPIN, V. Pres.
H. H. DARLINNG, Secretary and Treas
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A NJ. GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. II. CoNKLIN,
L. w. KIMBALL, S S. HUBBARD.
r. G. w. ENGLISH; NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
ReferenceS-Ex. Gov Slade, of Vermont; Hon. J r
Giddmgs, NJ CT Hon. Edward Little, Marshieldj Rev. D.
n. Merritt, Housatonic, Ms Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D..
Somers, C Seth Rogers, NJ. D., Worcester Ms.j Hon Al
pheus Fetch, u S Senr Hon. Seth NJ Gates, NJ: c.. n.
Tho's N. Hays Esq, Secretary of the Haverh Fire ms
Co, Haverhil Ms.i e. Lynde Esq, Johnson, VT; Hon
Elab Ward Middleboro'
Springfeid-Rev S. Osgood D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
L. King; G. c. Wood, NJ. D.; J. T. Rockwood Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. 5. GOODWIN, General Agent.
jan3tf Office % GIan street, opposite Central Church
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JOY TO THE WORLD.

Daguerreotypes of Infants taken instanta
neOusly!
TTNHE subscriber happy to announce TO the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent, by the aid OF which
he can make DAGUERREOTIPES OF Children ana Adults
In ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
NJ IIonrs for small children, from till P. M; adults
from TO 2. NJ.
~ Fo. proof of the above
JuIy n distf
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For Sale or TO Let.
ITAE TT VIE NAtANNs
FOR SALE,
House Wanted.

a. A GENTEEL House containing or 10 rooms
%s4 near Main street. wanted by a small family Rent
kzalz- not to exceed $3.50. Inquire Of
dec5 CARY & FIELD, Central Exchange.
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New and Improved Clothes Stand
BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and wife or three single gentleman
IN and one lady can be accommodated with rooms and
beard BY applying Immediately at No. High street, op-
posite Aldrchs Block.
Worcester. Dec S, 1850. diff
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Farm for Sale in Leicester.

= O0A AlA AOA NJteAO III 0O1OOoGv1'
Ia A small Farm, situated in the westerly part of
i"i| IA the town, about miles from the village,
- containing about Is acres of land, 81 acres wood
land the remainder divided into moving and pasurng, with
house. barn. and also another building adjoining the house
and barn. designed for carpenters shop wagon and
lumber room, thereon
particulars inquire on the emses of
jan3l-dwtf MARIA WHITE.
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Potash.

superior quality, just received md for sale by
March n =, DEXTER & stone,
wi southbrdge-si.
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Clocks! Clocksl

a G,,oD assortment Of Clocks and Clock Trimniro,
h w,, DC found at A. M. DRISCOLI5S Jewelry Es,I
ccnnoa Dgeiow Court, on Front Street Also Cloc
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maknp s G
p 1'gep years experience in a clock nlanuIactotv u"
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CORN, WHEAT. &c.

NORTHERN CORN; Western do. Mixed;
In Genesee WHEAT, prime article;
Rye-Buckt1hedt-Odts, and Shorts,
constantly on hand by BLISS, SUTTON * CO.
Nc. Mechanic st and Steam Mill.
NOV ~ dw&c3m
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

~ EsJ q; s.55 EE5s3s
6 ~ ARR4NGEMENT, commencing oct T. 1850
rAsSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows.
Mi TnUesef al D 1904 1850 am $40, 345 lO4 PM
MiIfosJ, I'D " $3.50 PM
=, mhhoru al ZOO 1l5
SaXOnville at 9I5 g 80
Newton at I'm and C % AZ
D lo at u y & l04 am, IA, 80, Il $50
r.. ", TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave AZ follows.
" Millbury at ' ~'''' y " GOV Pm
e SaXonTiJla a. guy am 4.45 Z"
&C Na,utnn ~, a. WV 445 +"
9. Rew59n at las 1890, 3, 6, and e.l5
bTookine at sos & 9! m ,I24, 81, s. 81 ~ looO
W FOR further particulars Pathfinder Railway Cre
- uMu q, TWlCHELI, supt.~
Providence and wo,oos,ou D-.,-,
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For Sale,
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

l.A FENHE ESTATE WALNUT STREET owned and
i occupied by the subscriber for four years past
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu.
lars nqur of d. G. BATES. dwtf oct Is
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Wanted
Attention

LII persons Indebted to the subscriber will take notice
"A That their bills will all be made out to the first dsv NJ
January, and must be paid onor before the 18th
ueczo d&w4w MARTIN STOWE
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Providence and Worcester Railroad
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT-on and after OCT. 7, 1850
TRAINS

80 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Tune g. ELIZA MELVILLE. dll liter Of Rev DAVID
and Elizabeth Irving. aged yosT and days
The friend, and relatives Of the family aud also those Of
her grandfather Dr. Alfred freeman are invited To iitend
her fnsri from the residence Of the litter go ti't broad
sat. Oh TUESDAY, 10Th INST, at j0clts, = VI without
F, Ma, 3d. al the residence Of h, father ~ Dun
dan. Pa, NORMAN lttALf lale "i thi' cry 's'u !"
y'SS,' Monday Hume o FRANK CURTIS infant son VI
George " 1rd Rowland Augusta Read
Te friends 'he family invited o attend the fune-
s,,r, corner a Henri and Ba,irs south Breokyn
on he morning If Juae after protaced Illness, Mrs
CLARISsA WHITE, ~ the mn ear II hsr age.
INC relative, and friend. # The family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral thu, day June TO- At O'clock
= VI from the house II her .on-in-aw, Capt Peter
squares Z78 Thnl Her romans viii be- taken ~ Green
on Monday. June o. ELEANOR =, daughter u Smith
WOodhull. IA the ri year u her age
The friends Of the family invited o. attend her funs-
raj Al, the residence II her father "lo"-si BrooI!n
ou further invitation Her remains viii BE- taken 10 Hunt
''1S ~ oraase' n On sunday morning June 8, Mss
CAIHFRINE LENTSEK, felct u J0hn Lentner
Fenfs and acquaintance invited - attend the fnhe
raj On "wednesday morning hafpast 49, At the Episcopal
Church at Orange Csrs leave Jersey Csy ferry foO u
Conland-st half q snJ arrive n time r the ser
,ie.s reforming leave Orange a. half past one, ,
% Saqnt,g June At ne ~, 81 'nl9s'g9' az,
The funeral VII place from 81 johns Chnrch, this
.u0on al clock Tho friends u the family are gFf-
I'll /, attend without further invitation 80
On Monday. June ., SARAH MARIA, wiie u II u
Bolster ESQ Asst Alderman Sixteenth Ward, IN the iJih
fbe y reiays and friend. Of the family se requested 10
,end hey funeral her ate residence, Is West f~en-
t,-thri--t on TUESDAY June 10, a. Dciyck, p VI Tier
r,rnain. viii ~ taken ~ Greenwood C-lnetert 49,
ON Monday evening, june 9, RODENT OGDEN, infant
SON II A en ami Caianhs L. Ds~Orth, asei years and
4 months
Funeral at their residence ss Broon,s-st al
ociok tbs afternoon The fneads oi the family are re-
,DectfIlly invited = attend -
on Monday. June ., % Gropsy m the head, GRACE,
C.ashtsr Il DR.. S4lA4e. l.. and Sarah gnswOll
Tie ra,yes and friends u The family are ay'ed . at
lera the funeral Trescay afternoon, az O'clock rom
32s Fourth. corner u Nercer-st - No.,
On Sunday morning June b. Mr klChAhD rOIs-
HI NUS. aged f8 years -
n. frends are invited attend his funeral TINS sftef-
Gon ~ o'clock from MS late residence, 81 seconl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

nsdious act OF thc abolition OF the slave trade the
Distinct o. COLUMBIA. Which can only De regarded IS
the entering wedge to measures intended 10 end IN
the overthrow o. her cherished Institutions. The
Government = undergoing changes equally marked
and mCmtntouS IL tie open assumption o. powers,
touching anancc and revenue ihe collection and dis
burSemsl OF the public money. the schemes 81 inter
nal Improvements. ana S,uanIcung o. me puolr
lands. tending directly % corruption ant C0DSol-
cauon OF The Cove ument. and utterly unknown 10
'fe Constitution. - understood ~ tAe makers -.
that instrument. anl Is heretofore interpreted by al
parties u ,.c >ou,t.
criss % valr 1 ,o-aai ;r tas slivai . % ne >3r'a
and hc rar,el-I,c g 1c >-acs. t1af IN Republican
eoctrnes % s ans o9 rs embodied m me Nr1n.a iai
anu that a-r1r- fnerl recognize frr following
Er>orf. Ih't Che >'ltes IS separate tri ciHN >''-
9 E.so.,.l Tia. ssrl state by is ,.a convention ds-
lhert upon and determined ilr isef the question: ot the
rltt alton ~ e,lu 90 tlai Constitution. l14 thai D
came ms ne tH" o' - o,a '''' 40 ''- ''. i-.4y
- alt ;hat tlcroilo i' . ta1 oi toaScs'. AL ~.
R,,o'red. Ts,t Zach state oftac voluntary
tnre y ne lan has a. ;li p r',le o. - .2ie eal
the people thereof m Their sovereign c'plcy snail deter
NINE such step f ce necessary 'n er l' safety nap
has thory o attempt tyr,a-y t'rrr or otherwise 20
RESTRAIN STATE pa She EXERCISE oi slca SOVEREIGN right
eron Of the common force Of al. An Application o The
common funds ID. al. CURES itll...l. y re dY ~
territory and 90 remove Az r e -ls MS "-AIH h' p""'' 20
TIE en- men. ~ i1ls AIS ~ rights
R~soirrf That she Fclea Government has No ri<h' 90
withhold rs qr'ton FROM anF specie, % property o' sec
tn 20 he Clne-lcr' aud INA. ar attempt u I'D Sd WiA
,eeary rrce the los,ity ~ ,Ae to'cIanr1i :, VA
R~so,rf Ths' the prnc'oe u Coas-t tiol1 equality
ncat,I ia On, ucary Wore ,'ns reSol tons were
violated m tie several Nrfs Of the asst session oi t'nsr-s
Or iae admission # i'rni! n'' She ns1 a, STATE or
ana iah anc ln The hul aoos -a She Save Trade IA nc
Dist-c, ~ Columbia
purs ofthc spui II The N.S34u COMPROMISE. Con
shD t Obtain iho c.l> % t4Aio.al % NE c.en'l2a
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ASSEMBLY

or n hsh,su. Ind 81 CtrS)j, Wax. ga ROmiRla g.
AIB,Nr-Roherf BI'ooct, IN Prrry, Adam Shutcs.
Hamilton Harms.
AuLEoANY--Aasoa CgaSdon, Emery f. Norton.
BRooNs-Roger W HindS
CIrr,R,Usu>-Alonro \ Gregory VIM Net
sOn.
ClYroA-Lrr. Co,ra. George Underwood, Delo.
Bradley.
CH,rr,rerx-Nu>tm smith. Daniel w Douglass
CHENUNG- NGnn,i M.nAcr.
CHENAN0O-Leu Hams, Lamar lngerSou
CINrO>-icnD q. Hewitt.
CoLUNPi,-John ID LangtOn. PhilctuS w Bishop.
CosrLANp-Aivln Kellogg
DELAwASg-N snsssi Doyls VIM. Gleason. JT
DUcbs>>-, sariss Robrpsoa, Howlani K. sher-
ERlg- Orlando Allcn.f William 4 Bird, Henry Al
wood. Cna>. {. Severance.
E,>kN-Abram Weldon
FRASKIIN- William \ Wheeler
FrLr0N AND NANILroN-John SfstcGrf
GENSSEG-Ai1ert Rowe. Lew Fisk.
GREgNs-iie4rv huislsy, Joshua Atwood Cooke.
HERXINER-l.rn u. Wooster. DiHic' shall
JEyFERsov-JoaH Pool, r.. Lorea BssAHsu. william
4. Gilbert
KtSes-Georee E Baker. Howard { Cady. Ed
wari T. Barkh0uSc.
LRwlS-DEtN : HowARp.
LfyING>roN--Ailn Chmberln. 0rrin ID. Lake
M,p>oN -Jfirts rren-h. Franklin b Hoppin.
MoNEoE Nathan a. toriycc VIM. \. FtLhugh,
Caleb g. (or,tr
MoNreovssy-c onrad = Snsl. ; Pnlver Heath.
NEw-NoRK tirN-Aitc~f 4. Thompson, Henry }.
tAen.+ MichGri p'ughTfu. Charles X. SwOnlS. Abran
Nakemm.f Wylhs Blackstone Henry Rhymond.t
Speaker huf absent from The country,1 sanford l..
Macomber, John Ryan. l.. b Ward. James Dewey.
VIM. :. Gregory Joseph B sarnum, Jr.,f George
Clark. John J. Townsend. VIM d Green.
NnGARA-Abilah H. Moss. jeptha " Babcock
OSFtnA- Leius R'fsr Joseph Benedict, Lorenzo
Rouse. George Brayton.
ONoNpAGA- D,p,osia,pes O.. IL Roy, John = clark,
DIpis' D,nHlson, George stevens.
OSr,wo- Thomas j. McLouth Isaac Parico.
Orange Mutton Barnes. Oliver BoiAnap, Phincas
Rum>Cy.
ORtF,>>-NHls " Burrongty'
O.wrGc-B rn,1riia r. L-pis Wv. p. CuRrISs
OrsEGo- H@fAmgton nrjgh EDWIN ;. CofFiS,
Henry Campbell
fUINAN-Wfiiirr1 Bof7rf
QUEyNs-Jgwtf N.uire.
RENsssELAER-H William Russell, ohro TAo"P
Srfi. Geo Lesley
BtcHNoNp-W William Ii Anthem
kocKLAND-Jar0h Nlcklss
ST. LAwRENcE-Sm.n SfIlrcl. John Horfot,i No
BIZ y Eberkrn'
SARArooA- Abraham Lcggctt, John l.. Perry
SCHENECTADY Reuben Ewood.
ScHoHARiE-Lfcis RGckUeL Ibm l. Ldl"y0
SFNFCA-Ornn Southwlck
srEUBFN-C harcs G. Hgby, James IL Miles, joel
Carngton
Srrso1K- Fgb,rf r Smith Franklin Tuthill
SULIivAN-JcnGfhdR Nfr1ffyH.
IloGA-Jamcs Ely.
ToAPKINs-Aloxindor Graham. Benz G Ferris.
Decentralization =. RpSsei. John = DIrist
Warren Darii Nobis, II
MASHNGroS- {. MhnoSide, James Farr.
WAYNE-Elwd W Bottum, Theron g Ncomans
WEsrcnssrBR-Danel G. Briggs, Thee II Bene-
dict.
WYOMING Wolcott J. Humphrey
NArBs-NaDl4ei JayHe JJ
I9,uf Ballot Opposition. - Wings. i0l lndepea-
dents y and vacancy
Members Of the last House.
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Daniel Webster for President.

BOsTON, MONDAY, juno Y
paper with the following preamble mas been nu-
mcrously signed to-day ln tine Exchange The sigma
lures include many oi our influential cluzenS
." We nominate Daniel Web>tcr i0r President OF
the United States because ne is true lover OF LID
orty, faithful friend 20 hs country md IFS ins'tu-
lions, and the defender of the Constitution under
which we lve-becauSc HIS PATRIOTISM Is - broad as
the mon, and be VIII never permit the Constitution
TO be violated 10 favor one portion of the country Tor
The benefit of another-bccause, by his calm " sdom,
and iarSeeng intelligence, ami high courage. ne has
done much TO save our country from foreign var and
intestine division, and 10 guide It ID Tho path of honor,
prosperity and happnes>-Decause, under ms Adj
mlnlStratlOn the Constitution viii be upheld the
laws enforced. the Union preserved. and the whole
country be made pr0>perouS-ini finally, because
ths high honor due to his long and faithful service,
to ms maichess talents. his stern integrity. and hs
oNnlled natrNilsmN
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MOVEMENTS AMoNe THE INph RUBBER

MOVEMENTS AMONG THE INDIA RUBBER
OPERATIVES oy Nsw-BURNswIcS, y. IA meeting
of the Employees Of the New-Brunsw1cA India
Rubber Co" was held on the 18th inst. J l. CARA
Gas. President, and y. w Meeker, Secretary.
seres Of resolutions were adopted by these Indus
TRIALS. who are engaged IN ihe manufacture Of INDIA
rubber shocsl complaining that thelr wages have been
cur down one-AaL and protesting their unwilling
ness 10 work Tor less than their former wages while
the profit, upon their labor have been sweiled enor-
mouslv The resolve, also affirm that the various
Rubber Companies have formed a combination, aad
only employ those who accede TO their terms. The
resolves call the attention of The liberal minded cap
it,Ii,ts to those facts and conclude a, follows.
Rfso'tra Tbs, consider . the duty Of a. good c-il-
zes ~ RESIST OPPRESSION what place ~ form s1eYeI D. lay
-.rear sut we ca. upon our i1o"-7lr siel- l 'i n
the Rubber Business ut n al trades. 20 ne i4 cliI
defense against al who seek . cypress ~ 7r man il
~ ue % 1nooEe any branch of trade anu seek io rut
down criYafe enterprise ty the power ~ money
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Georgia Southern Rights state Convention
Platform of the Buchanan Men or the
NOuth.

Georgia Southern Rights state Convention
Platform of the Buchanan Men OF the
>outh.
The Secession friends OF James Burhan-
a. of Pennsylvania held o state Convection a.
MIeLgevue. MAY =. Henry G. Lamar "a well
known co1,urator AGAINST the UD.on n The caiif
AID adopted the following sencs ~ ions
which y-e commend 90 ire perusa % me supporters
Of Mr. Buchanan ~ Pennsylvania AM Inrolslou'
The Tnioa. These are he men Nr Buchanan Is ID
corre,ronLeacew and through whose al De *
0ect, zoo 0e nominated oy the National Den'' ii-ic
convention Below Will le ioLI- me fe,l-.---l-',
Truly expansive platform iof N.i--e-- '--1' --
Sou.hcm principles. TO adopt ...- .,. ...,,
Nh Day from the Committee ui Alli -..lte 'o-v
Tor each state m the Union. AMI one loi 'liDA' 1I
another Save state from terrliofY 10" Ne7I iiA-0
The following Repor; i---...i .,. .,...,,
Tie COMMITTEE. % whom Vas ASSIGNEE --e --.s
ofruor.lus matter fc- Tie acton ~ inls eoAfe 'lo
1eg cave 20 submit ths iooTils ieA4ii--1 ---- 49,
l--Ous. ...- .,,.
The Country Is passn- through An a-aih--is 49,
ID which The goVernmeutoi tie mon ~ --Io- syli
anL Is ID danger of still unlefso--s ~ a. -
changes m rs fe4erltlve chaTa-,cr ~ me acls "
- 7e.e Cor-res,. known as the COMPROMISE
measures tie Southem states. oelnz Hlloll-
~ m Fefer.l numbers nave been deprived ~
han hand Of AL their interests u lle isi4,Nyile'
ACQUIRED rom Mexico have been DEGRADED -Toin
49, condition. al equality IN the Union nave
raar forrei IN surrender territory unqeslOhaolY
so leVfratelv their own. 20 the Use and enjoyment
~ fbe hireIIrg states thereby increasing the pre-
rsonderance Of votes already arrayed against tnem.
and have been compelled 10 witness anu ehluie lhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Superior Court MONDAY. Ioue ,

HENRI Beckett agt COlumbuS Insurance
TO- fyoscph Horic Age7f)-Nr. 4. claims 10 have ef-
tcclod Insurance sth June, 1873, At defendants Of
fee. for s. eco ON the Paterson Machine COS WORKS
az Paterson y j.. which were burnt on the 2Sih OF
the same month
Il appears ihc risk had been entered As taken, ON
the Insurance cos books, and pOucy made ont and
executed. but not delivered. and the premium not
uaid. IL IS contcnded by plaintiff that COmpany as
sumes the RISK when So making an agreement ieav,
lng the policy tO De made ont AMI the premium paid
alterwarl This IS denied by the Company and Z
is also mp that Mr. IL SAID the risk should not be
effective TN the premium had been paid. This Is dis
claimed ON thr part of plaintiff The Court held that
an agreement for insurance Is VOID unless the pre-
mum is paid. Oh satisfied, and the policy delivered
The complaint was dismissed, and appeal taken.
Before Judge Mason.
Geo. Fredk Shut AFT. PbHD UISbe-
mao plaintiff alleges that hc was injured o} de-
PENDANT IA druggist IN sending "A wrong medicine ON
A .i--an's pr,scrptIon and brings action for dam
accs-amouut land 40 ; 600 \ portion of the mcll-
cine. and also the prescription, WAS produced, ana
the medicine declared ~ medical testimony % haze
been nUt Lp according lO prescription Tie com
plant Was smlssed.
GENERAL rERN.
Smith COddngton and MARY /. his rife,
AIT lanes watson Webb. MIR W appeared and made
notion 90 person. that the proceedings "a Friday sI
granting ln injunction as to The letters be- ~ aside,
and he De permitted 20 answer He read an an liyt
stailng that he had not been aware OF the time TO
,AeW cause &c, aud also proceeded tO reading *
tracts from etter, puporng Ia have been the wills
letter, referred o.. BOAT Judge Sandl0I merp1sed
and stopped tine re- ding. H. sad De could not listen
toau aidayl, lA which the applicant had violated me
yery Injunction GA which the proceeding Was louhd'
ell and Do which. by 20 dong, he committed a con
tempt of Court II be- would make an affidavit simi-
lar to thlt PREVIOUS ~ thc letters being introduced,
be- would be- heard on he motion for opening the de-
fault Tic Judge also stated tO Mr. " that PEE had
better get counsel, as he would md 70 dhcui ID set
along without The affidavit vas accordingly with
drawn.
MIR Horace r Clark entered Just ~ The close Of
the matter hc subsequently moved IN attachment
against Nj webb for violating the injunction but
me Court said the motion must De- made on ahIdVt,
and the case here rests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last, Jane 3, by Rev VI Parks.
Rector of Trinity Church. Y, JOHN PEfRlE, Esl .,
II B,iown, c W 20 JANE, relct II Capt McAlpin late
Of Liverpool, Ing deceased -
In Ludlow Mass ~ Rev J W tuck. NJ q CO.
NANP o. Miss VI AIRY ri NRELI., both of BrOoAfeid
Aso NJ ELIOT HRlDGMAN. II BochertOwn. to Mia
ELIZABETH ID TON, of Ludlow
On sunday rycnus June B. 40 the Church Of the Ascen
SION. hy Rev Henry .Snith, HENRY LUDENANN 70
Miss SARAH MORGAN. hotn Ut tins city
AZ Charlotte Ch1uffuguo Co, y \ May 2p'h, by Rev
j Henry Nr , 4 4 ALDRICH, q Mss EMILY
FISHER both o. thiutauluc Go
In the New Jerusalem Church, Eighth street, by Rev
Ceo.ea Bush on Suudal morning. June B, Mr. JOHN
WHITE and bll,, SUS ~ Low NoBERkH all q this