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The Magician and Market Woman;

McA the famous magician, was passing
through one Of our markets the other morning.
accompanied by friend, when they suddenly
paused before an old woman who had a few dol.
ell eggs to sell
Are these eggs fresh , inquired Mac
! Haw, dey sh very fresh was the reTiv
may Try n few. suppose, to prove item, if
paw for ak break +
I 'Yaw,' said the vender Of eggs, and McAl!ister
Immediately proceeded to break one.
Good graciousr he exclaimed, with feicned
as'onish,nent what is thlsf nnd lie picked out
! OF 1t a $50 gold piece Tie woman started IN
surprise. McAllieter broke another egg--ths
woman cyclng him ccsely--whsn to her ncreas
ing surprise, ont dropped IL 0 gold piece. The
magician took up another egg. which he broke
when out fell a IS gold piece upon the stand
lrather like these esss, he quietly remarked
breaking another Snd picking up quarter eagle
piece from among tue rains. BY this time the
Dutch woman began to &c, excited and taking
her basket, exclaimed,
i doesh not like to shec mine eggs all proxies
mp II te ground
Oh nonsense, my good woman, what is that to
you, So you get your pay returned Mac.
AT all events let me have one more egg and
so saying he took another egg, witch he lruk,
and extracted fi"m it another gold piece
lhe woman now refused 70 sell airy more Mt
any price. Whcreupon the magician and his
companion, paying tor the damage they had done,
continued on their walk through the market. AZ
ter oprnc little time they returned to the scene Of
the egg eIplaits, when TO their utter astonish
ment, behold the Dutch woman had crowd H.
round her and was smashing her eggs as fast
as she could, but looking in vain for the gold pie
ccs.
why, villa, is the matter good woman, said
McAllister.
We're is de egg. nit de gol,r shreked the VIC
man.
Why, YOU don't know how TO sort tler,-now
let me sce-lll take this one
'NOyou shan't,' exclaimed the venler, snatch
Ing the egg and breaking it herself, but with the
same morifying result,
i guess the good ones nre all gone, said the
magician, but rs you haven't many left, I'll take
the lot ut your regular price
With sigh the woman consented, and hand.
ed over the basket. McAllis,cr at once began to
examine the eggs closely, and presently began to
break them. one-two-,hiee--io iour--eacb time
producing gold piece The Dutch woman could
stand 1t no longer, but sezing one side of the
basket, dashed her fist in among them, to the en-
tire demolition of the entire stock. But alas not
a single gold piece could she find. McAllister
threw her one, to compensate her FOR the dis;,,
7oin,nen', and then slipped away--but Is;;o
fore the crowd began to get ali ink
was, and To wh'SpG ~
A
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The Best Coal

Chpl I'll | INTO the Ottawa market snow raised i
'he lnrses' anu ues. '.Iau ~ nlARTY. who N.Y. J..
pS, t'e T'h1 ~ Irft's......-------.~-- ..- 49, !.
I d ,,GuS. uyrG dtd expressly tor tht'O3,r., sac
trade whirhw be sold on liberal terms nndr; New
York prices, ad5ng transportation HIS goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles a.
dnptcd 10 the western trade His stock will always
be complete afiordnE merchants and hattsrs an op-
potiuni,y ofkecpng good assortment without buy
ing oycrsock goods thRt change in style very
! otcn, ! \ SMITH, ITO Lake Street.
Chllago, .huEnst3l.
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lie respectfully lNM'yifSV
When O!l received, the siork~
than uRn''. The selections w'fTt n'SHe with the
best possible care IN the c.:i"s Of New York and
Philadelphia. IL Is beloved the wi hes oi the com.
nnny tan nearly ait bc me-, Tie following Ns,
CcmpUscS part Of the Bssorim su'.
silks a'k goods and silk trimmings,
bonnet ribbon, c'Opcs laceS and nctts,
lawns mu,ims, aud poprs,
black bnrcgc Gnd blrcre dr llmcs
thread Ioces, cdsngsi and nsernr'. as hgh us
81 81 per yard,
muslin and camh'ic edgnss ssanlnSer,ingsalso rs
hlrh as 81 81 per yard,
unel muslin, collars cuffs slcyes, lace eeps. ana
yhrw'stt,tr, '''
Grape, h5rcgo cord Thhct ar cashmere .l,, ,yls
,u'nilo- ,holhns0ndhre tapes,
rcnch, scotch, and 'omcsuc rlnahHms,
fancy black super French cloths and casgn, ercs
,"y sand W'u scouou and linen goods,
iIsh .incaiMcn lawns, cnmbrics and n kr-r'nfs,
with lu,lnssnrtm"nt otbiuc ana brown uusins.
from ! TO !! yard wide
Cotpeung ingram ana yc,ctan India mating
Particular attention is lavIird ~ tie ock ofwo.
mems misse and c'li.dWus hornets; from the re-.
nu.uc' Rough y Ready" 10 the rsnl PARIS exec snr
from 'occES'3 $3.50 Canaia ,lcshorn, ana pnlm
Leaf rata, SHOES
Ladies, misscs' aud chidr"o's shHs, ties, huskns.
rHter and tatgai'crH, satin hsau. hid and goat.
SKIN, oIths Philadelphia make.
New Lamps, globes and chimneys.
Hardware Il trockctv, April q
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Ice Cream Saloon.

III X, WOOl.SEY begs leave to say {, the iii
vi lcns Ottawa and the public gcncralIy. tha,
be has opcnrd fitted and furnished III superior sty.
lee Cream Roums--ior Ladies aud Gentlemen op-
po.tc and north Of the Old Cny Hotel building
rich Cream, 10 meet the appreciation ofthe public
Gg- Parties supplied with Ice Cream on short no.
ice. may n
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Business GGrns.
J. Il. HamaIlc.

w ilOLESAhE and retail dealer IN all kinds O /
w CONEECTION AIRY.
Toys, Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, a lew doors
wrst u' La Sale street, Ottawa
wedding and other parties supplied with Orna-
mental Confectionery, Cakes lccCrram.Nc.,Xc.
At short notice. NAV 81 Gn
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e. slw -sss Nu
4 Tall timcsp,i for hides and skins, at the Tan.
- nefv. or ntmy store, on Csral street.
Msl 81. w. HASKELL.
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At the Fa miIy Grocery.

One door north fths Post Once,
yXylI.J be found new supply of fresh can oys.
w ters, HOLSTERS, in bottles bores sardincs
pcklrs, ca,sop, white fish aud trout, nncltcre. No
and 2 Goldfish, &c, with n general assortment oi
GIkOCEktES,
including superior black and green teas, sugars,
coffee rasins, spices, &c, &c, all OF Which will be
sold at fair prices. Juy5
NIB Forks. hoes, srythe- and snn'hs from the
hes, manufactures. Farmers nrc invited to cal
aud see. Poultry, eggs, butter nnd checse-nso
smoked mca, ! hams, &c, or beet wanted.
mly s. 2n Ggo. MAsy
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Of SOms!s0l,4 ,41kllllDHi the Trans
lie Royal Agricultural Society for
is an account Of an experiment, by
ears that there is no increase in tho
liter by scalding the milk. Two lots
welye quarts each. were ,aken--,he
aud tie other set IN ordinary mode
from each was carefully weighed,
Injected TO analysis by Prof Way.
! showed that the proportion Of pure
1t made from the sclldcd milk was
than from the other II appears.
1t there are some practical advantu-
! to the scnlding process, which arc
tier is more quickly made by stirring
ID or with stick and that |, keeps
- The analysis throws little or no
question why the scalding process
o the keeping quality Of the butter.
,ge ia ohuimng is attributed To the
the bubbles which contain the oily
be heat, thus facilitating the process
;, md il is probable that this perfect
f,ho oil from the cisein, Ia the cause
from the eealjed milk keeping bot
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4 FEW apprentices for the Millinery Dusi.
a moss Appyto Jun7 SUTTON 4 FYrr.
4 SUPERIOR article ofColdcn Syrup. At
Y Ian I SrTroS a. FYrg'r
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n llVst w. e''N~~" st'l htslpNtN 49,,
iTnE bcsi,PnyrtNy -ns.-'icris aud lengths.
nnnl lnnN llnU,cy
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DLAsrERINC hair Tor sale Nv
L mag 81 Nm Ha,teu
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Epr Sale shcnD.

,,,..-.. w NNht utNps
y huNSb i'S Rcapcrs ami moving machines
- now, and warranted 10 do good wotk in graf,
or IEr7fsS, Engare Of Il. f. & l.. H. EANs..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26

aD rHr SrAn or ENrnr9'
J journal published a, ~
that the next great ste
be, iafallibly tho sr9p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

p There is generally some fan going on where
slssnsor DiehiDson t. The cot u he -ua
q CO-@svrs resies The folio sng eOocuy b=t~een Cor
anc Sehslor Dougs the cars fhey wars patsnk
over The Efle railroad iasi week. The Governor
anxious to ipcw II Jsege Doosss sny relation 10
iEeut 10 PubHe lie His name ssys lhs ia
FIeteica believe he's q eousn OF yours -" No"
replied The udge, there two families " Doug
-lLe Black snd ne Red OoglAs-I represent tho RsJ"
was once added the Judge, d" on tbs sumo In IN.
nois surrounded ~ party OF CsnSers OF whom
tive and then siteuussd person Presently addressed
ne Mr.. DoUs,ss sre you descendant OF The greet
Bsck DOuglss" Yes. sm'-ny hea hsi been bSi toe
some time. ana reduced 10 about 10 pounds fas
irtshnsn Icsnned ssaln puny limhs gsith and bs
jshers' ssd he. HI Of Sesceafitis' Buff Com.
EXcOMNUSlCArED.-Hon A. w. Bsbb.t, Del
essie from The territory 81 Ush IL the last Congress the
FTcatev Gsav6'7 says hss been separated the EEL
iowship q ihe Church Of Jssus Chfss II Lister Day
hsris' Not for anything immoral OF cri nina done 10
Washington bot Tor psofsny and intempsfancs Ia tbs
sHeel ~ hsnefvie ard FOR cOrupusg The mo- as or the
people BY gvrg ben cuor to beguie them ron the pila
Of duty ard bouor Mr. Bshbin denied jasdi OF
TIE c. unc ard considered The charges and proceedings
ma icirus
70 One OF the speakers in the late South Ca
70 Convention boosted that IN 6shdug the South Caro-
nian tuEeTior Tor ot1er people Ia tie
world. Then VII that oraior explain why II wss tkG,
when an old ~his-hAirsd nan OF seventy went from Bo.
Charleston 10 test ,he eoust1 1nalty
Carolina law good many ihonssnd South Caroin,sns
thong necessary TO rally In order 70 force BIN ou Ct he
State louisville Journal
TIE CRAFTS CAsES-In the Supreme Judicial
Court yesterday the actions brought against Kngn and
HuRhe e. In the name OF VIM CRABS snd wife, FuStdve
SAVES were ordered - be- die .ousiuued-the plaintiff M
leg TO produce The required secsri'y t1r costs
Boat Courier 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Primary 1IeetinEs.

NATIoSAL INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-At the
regular meeting Of the New-YOrk City INDUS
TRIAL CoNGRKsS. held last evening at the New
City Hall, X ARTHUR BAILEY in the Chair aud
Ben. Price. Secretary the Heformers Of the Seye
rsl Assembly Districts were ordered to meet on
Saturday evening the cath inst at their several
Ward Headquarters fOr the election of Delegates
70 the National Industrial Congress, which com
mepces at Albany, June 4. In the double Dis
,,ic,s the First and Second, Third aud Sixth, and
Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards, Conventions
will be held in each Distric Beside these Dis
trict orsuniz atoms several Of the more Influential
Labor Associations have already chosen their
Delegates The whole Industrial organisation
If our city will be directly or indirectly rePre
ssnted at the forthcoming National Convention
OF Reformers at albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

Arp-s q the con-aes ~N.r-.. &c ,..s, = r-,s.,.s
r. ga o. va .'Sc-s I'D 20 sSs.' &C. = 30 80
What sss r'i.rTsa 70 co@s-si-s 90 wA.r-... e.
sss-sas. kui iest Rroae., 4, fot = -
% Rsse-.
pr-s--ssA % 10 cowua.s - sa,-.. sss Ose..
,.-Osta hat sl' street >. op-sed ca ga s,sa-. Hss
ths cooss tie cossfss n-ss
.s % nsa o.s a ear A' sane 'si0 ''Sh EAs@ -' s.'s's
R-xsst 90 o EGs-ss Harry CO.. At seo. cee..---.
~ etA W.rs 49, r-sa'os sPs" ataS ssaia@s " Co
sss- Ross ,. tee,.' vrh ~ trsa ss<
= snA s.s sse tat IA Dse ot'r.s. 49, IA sps essss
.us 70 - easFsd sso ssse' -sSa ~as 'e'r~ 70 u" Go
r~sol1 60 tat AhS,n x.ssedy ee ssyoa'-d co-sz.
'oos o pe~- soe Ct william n LyOs wAs b. rsta-ss 10
~. ~, sns -. l.eu-'-f 70 -,
say HeAsure. 20 have issA epessa rA q ~
% "a r.s'rst . q. Ca ties "a Ss-A.
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'a,i street -aes ~ T,,s,r'. u III. eomatt.s s..s
Of 49, s- or VA s.s' 2. sa., ;, Goa .sss
"hsh ." '.i'r-i 10 c On u-- % sssr-. &C
rsNo stor that Pie 4 on East srs5-.y cAecry -
sud Isrp~--hch Z "
S wss, $ sS' 70 sSss - p,s = go
Goest hen FanIs' to fSsoa It to lighted ~iA sas-Ar>
r..ouior ,h., ain st. from c.a.l T. s.,s. a., ,. raed -
ssns to % Ssrs s st.St sss ss, ~s sss sosss r.s .
s-ouaes bat a'rc's A. s,-ssa No i.soa aaA AnU -
suPpl,. .bsb Va, ccsss rrrd n
rssoU hst Gro b. t. between Hcest sed bsetst sa,
bs repaired he directive e tie OF Rspars and
supp Which co-cafrec
rs>oNn Re,hus. stses ks narbsri IRON Wsst
Grs~a-th thst re street. ne
4 Be dons - neutd,sy, oh CD "a, eeoca,rsas
feoLton that Qua Be- sd-G u Csat> stese
lsotarc Frsnthu snd Mlts ADJ Ofss<s
lghte teej.u - La ssf
Ga, h- ~ AIRED is,o Gle - "a acurr~S
Ar.ossss that d. R,esr. ana ssPe,s. @.as
such Ats The sS "a houss The ~
and 's;h stree. vii Uis tie 'sd hoassnos oSuios ALE -
staF-ui-rG which conquered
A hssss esd - asssvd tts ri ortey 10 tsks Oc~
10 - e
essus lor property T. the Aud.ea bes RAILROAD
psry Oh Oh csuisa
1b.,tns sale etafsr ssasaon Ard pess,sx
Qus.ta, the Boar solrnsJ - meet % the slss
NtO'e Lck 2 NJ ID. 7 VALENTINE, ca~a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

THE SEsTEN WORKS WELL.-By the new
Constitution of Kentucky, the Judges OF the sew
ersl Courts were made elective By the people
Mary fears were expressed that the system
would work badly-that the people would not be
likely to select properly qualified candidates -
The Ergt election has jus! taken place. ana tne
Louisville COnrier speaks Of the resals IN she i'.
lowing terms
The election on Monday last has saHsned sne
rnost skeptieaI that the people are not 30 incom.
petent in deciding UPON the merits Of candidates
as some have heretofore 90 s.renuOGsly contended
for. Oar best men have generally been elected;
end 4 Judicisry Of which Kentucky may wen
feel proud. We know Of bat few 10 tnls ely OK
county who are chosen tnat We Woulq Htet y q
could, ard even those few We douo' not VIII
make good officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

THE CoLIIsIoS ON THE LAwARE.-Ihe
North AmerIcan, speaking Of the collision DO
tween the steamer Ohio and the ferry boat Com
mOdOre Stockton. by which the former was sunk
"a reported in our telegraphic dispatches, says;
The bow Of the Ohio was Knocked com ole1eiy
of, and the Stockton seriously crippled. Ine con
cussion aud crash were terrific, creating smons
the passengers great confederation, when Was
increased to the highest pitch by the discovery
that the boat was rapidly ming =,
The sinking steamer was poloted ior gus 'e'.
eey shore, aud was beached oy the PuVs nSS.
ksighn's Point. AT fret, IL was thought thS1
there was no immediate danger but 1t was soon
found that the water was pouring IN az isstaI
rate, and that the lives OF all on board were IN
imminent peril
forced 20 sbancon the cabins aud seeS the most
elevated places Of safety on toe decks Inc
scene was one Of the greaseat alarm and osiuss
The o. suddenly sided inso deep water, sub
mereiue her t.Fwsrd deck, where iae passengers
were collected.
the Cnnrsin's bos. and the ferry boa Chs~psJn
and a number of smal boats promptly osme to
the rescue of the passengers VINO were tSSeh
fsom the Ohio barely Ia time % prevent taeH
meeting wRtery grave L.s
herswere aboutone hundred passengers aboard
quite number OF whom were iSl'es A"S Tu'.S
1t s feared that some of the latter Perisned.
report prevailed that ons child was known to
have been lost The general belief however
Appeared 10 Be that every soul esCaPod' ~
truly hope that this may prove So Iha' humo'RA
were not drowned, is indeed wonderful
portion Of the rescued passengers were
landed at South street wharf oy the Champion
and were received with every a;season and KIND
neSs by Ar. Taylor, OF the Red Bank Ferry
House. and bis family. The steamer state h'Sas
went down 70 bring up the Eess
Nearly all the passengers lest their oSsS ase
and othes effects A Wsstsrn merchant lost
$500.
Nothing hardly was saved from the boat. In
twenty minutes from the time Of the collision sue
bad Rmost entirely disappeared par. OF DER
upper deck. Wheel hcass and chimney stack
being ell that was visible in the dsrS.
Toe Ohio vas a noble boat-cne Of the largest
on our waters, and great fsVorise. Sac was
some twenty years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
PHILADELPHIA.
Medical Convsnlion-Bont Race.

Correspondence OF The Tibune.
PHILADELPHA. Tuesday. May 20. .
The Association of Medical Superintendants on
Lunatc Asy lums met this morning DIR. Curwin
read paper addressed TO the attendants OF Luna
tic Asylums, in relation to their qualifications
Dr. Curwin also presented manual OF hospital
manipulAtions, which was not read. Dr. q. pro-
posed to publish the two papers in pamphlet form,
isppr0ved of by the Association and, on motion
ofDr. Higgins of Ill the manual was referred TO
committee of three, who are 20 report thereon
10 the Association.
DR.. Raw left the Chair to read q paper upon
medical testimony, which, after discussion, was
ordered to be printed, as a manual for every me-
deal superintendent Of Insane Asyums.
The Association had under discussion motion
20 publish in q journal their transactions, so that
they could DO brought directly before the COM
munity.
On motion of Dr. Kirkbridge, the Committee
were instructed TO make partial report before
the Association Adjourned
On motion of DR.. Gault, paper from yester-
day upon the subject OF incurable insane patients,
was taken up, and further discussed at length.
I Dr. Parker, Of South Carolina, objected pointed
" to the receiving of sane and insane paupsrs In
the same institution.
insaae ia that State, and only accommodations
for $50.
DR. RAY stated that there wss law in Rhode
Island that no insane person should be confined
or chained in Aims Houses, out sent 10 Luua"o
Arylums . ooo
insane in that State, where there were accommo'
cations for only $50.
DIR. s objecIed to families treating their own
insane. $1,000.
DIR. Earle gave the Association very interest,"
ing account Of a visit made by him TO the insane
institutions OF the Middle States Of Europe par
tcularly two or three on the Rhine in 9ermany'
The Association adjourned TO meet TINS after
noon. at the Pennsy lvania Hospital for the In
sane, In Blookley. ,.,.
race on the Delaware. The trial Is between the
Biancs, Of New.York, Capt. Samuel Gilbert, aud
the Orion, Of this city. Capt. John King Inc
purse is 81 900 $500 a eide. The boats are 20
run down the river, twenty three miles and oscA'
They start at o'clock to morrow morning;
Dennis Broston, who was stabbed on SUNDAY
by negro named Allen Noker died at the no''
pital last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

.Svs 10 them you are Low as the earth you
sos 80 dnll as the weed on Lethe's shores
ssu go dash TO pieces rs potsherd the glorious
Pos, oe thc Constitution. forne4 by the blood
"vr fathers which hoSed In common
OF ou, We are bound by the articles
snes% h, our fathers. Shall we now turn round
rSne1a Al fauti The Constitution was good
ana w g, the great Washington aud our fathers,
enouen 90 growing so mighty good, that we wish
bu. We m he tree which they have planted by
70 Nu ICbeers But it will not be so. We
tne Zee people, and Providence only asks rs
are s.ssr the blessings we already possess. II
no. ..n North or South. rise against the Union,
eJ .ust resist him, and vindcste the Constitu-
am a plain spoken Kentucky man, and
- What think. j hope this will DOT be re-
y,dsd a. notifies IL 10 only the Union and the
Eon.ti,ut;on. (Grest Laughter He conclu led
~ giving "Our Country" oGr whole country the
Union now and forever.
The toast was warmly received
M Graham being next called upon, offered
few observations.
The dinner party shortly after broke up, and
,b p,e,ident continued 70 receive visitors in the
drawing room Till the time Of his departure.
A. eight clock the President left 10 the train,
surrounded by dense multitude, who cheered TO
the echo.
There were thousands of people around the de-
o6t, together With band OF music.
At CaDandaigue there was an immense crowd
at 81 o'clock. Dir. Gibson, the president Of the
road, came into the cars and shook hands with
The President The people insisted on Mr.. Fill
nore's going out. He said few words and re-
tired, when there were loud cries for Mr.. Web
ster, and the cars drove off
At Geneva the fremen all turned out with
torches, and the cAnnOns roar welcomed the
President The people climbed up into the ears.
and pressed around in dense mass village
o,,,or addressed him-the President said he was
boerse he could not utter a word. He said be
,r;.hsd he had voice equal to the pulsations Of
~. he,yt The train az ain dashed away.
A. Hebron there was still grander demonstta-
Zion The crowd assembled TO several thousands
Tbs Gremen presented . splendid array in their
uniform and their flaming torchligbts while fire
works and guns Of every size were adding 70 the
affect. TIE President said this wss his native
County: but he was so hoSTse he could not speak.
he hoDed however, be would soon have the
Measure Of shaking them all by the hands
Meantime the cars left, amid the loud and en-
tbu.iassic cheers Of the vast multitude.
The cars arrived at Syracuse at q few minutes
after l2 o'clock. Here the scene was more i'm
posing than any preceding 1t since the train left
Rochester. The whole body of fremen and mill
tary of the city turned out with torches, aud in
fact the whole OF the citizens, while bon6res
blazed in all directions, and bands OF music and
the booming Of cannon mingled their sounds to-
gether.
A procession was formed, and the President,
taking place in carriage, It marched through
several streets aud finally escorted him 70 the
syracuse House The cheering was loud and
vehement, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Episcopal Convention.

BOSTON, I1eaday Nay y
The Annual Convention of the Clergy and Laity
Of this Diocess was holden this morning at rrini.
ty Church. After appropriate religious services,
by Rev. Charles Mason Of Grace Church, upon
the duties and responsibilities Of the ministry,
from the following text "WhO is sufficient for
these thingsl" After the administration of the
Lords Supper, the Convention proceeded to the
trauaaction of business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

Aosr SHOCKING BURDER.-On Friday last.
man raned Timothy PslR or was murdered 10 most
shocking msrBer IetT Wursb0ro probably - tn hsn1s
of hls own brother VIM II. Palmer The latter has been
arrested ano committed 70 prison
Il seems that they hsd bees 81 va'iatce some lime about
some properly and dist hey had mad one or more s v
suits hich had eDgendered bitter feeling Of HOSTILITY
between lem ,.. -, -
90 Fdssy Timothy went into the woods Nth his ar,
ard was zoos after followed by hs broinsr with quo
Shortly ser The cry Of murder waE heard In the drscon
they bad gone sLd shout four ho1rs subsequently william
fetuFnod. -.
Seuch wss almost Immediately made FOR Timothy
whose eoTpse was iou' wiki tree scrnss H. The uee
pad evdeny cut down By the murdered q Al siter
which BE- ~. ,bot short distance Od ghs Hunk fAs9d Oy
3 ever end he body pat uuder u. -. 49,,
TIE throat u the drbd man had ooen srnpoi oy tne
Murderer 10 prevent he DYING from mailing noi'e
The gun Was charged wh shot Which, with Iae wed nad
passed through one Of Tmoghys arms aud into bis oress
Rm r. wss arrested, bis gun found uDlosded and MS
Globes bioodg The shot found 10 bis possessoo cores
poDcei With ihobe which haa been ased 10 PefP7se n9
horfid Ard un.Bural deed , -.
TIE supposed murderer, whea Questioned Ia regard 70
hsl he bsd been doing willie swsy Win ns quo s9 'aHl
BE- bad seen his brother aud that he hsd Ad d'Ho
While bunting scd fallen ss eep 49,
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