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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

~ FowLEas & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Puhlshsss Clinton Hall i3l Nassau- near the Park
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with remarkable skill and effect. ] am
happy to say that the result thus far has
been total failure oflhe scheme. The
public have discovered that Infant
prodlaies are most intolcrabIc infant
nusances, aud that they had better be
at school, or laying in the streets, than
on the boards Of theatre, or the rostrum
of public Hall. 1t is to be hoped that
the empty benches that stared at the ln>
lsnt Drummer ON Saturday night, at
rriplcr Hall, will prove an ctlectual ex-
tinguisher upon the silly vanity aud rep
reheusble ambition Of his parents.
An immense audience assembled at
the Tabernacle last evening, notwiih-
standing the inclemency of the weather,
to listen to Temperance address by
Gen. Sam Houston, the renowned hern
of San Iacinio. The address was very
good, practical. common-scnse affair,
aud WAS well received. The General is
an ardent advocate of Temperance, aud
well he may be. Few have seen more
of its evils than himself He once told
me, when talking on the subject, that lac
was once drunk for twenty years without
the Intervention OF sober moment du'
ring that time. That IS pretty tough
story, bni have heard Gen, Houston
tell much tougher Ones aud plenty OF
en-.
The Forrest Divorce case is again ag
lta'ns the community New develop
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SATURDAY, March |.
Attack on Secretary Webster.

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Boston AUaS' written ny c"''es'o"ue"'
IN inns c'y' when says 'hen'oc' VI ."I
House Is III possession al 'ac's ""'"
would convict Inc secretary OF 9'a'e '"
treason ana corfuP'lon' ana ''.'' nc was
ahoul l" "her 'eso'H'l"i % "qu''l'
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- The Historg of An Nations, by

- The History 9 An Nations. by
S. q Goodrich, IS now completed, hav>
been publlshedl in semi-mon'hly num-
bers, Of about 10 pages each, making in
all upwards Of 1900 pages, We know
Of no book more suitable for family
reading than this, containing as il does
a vast amount OF valuable aud attractive
matter, illustrated by numerous engrav-
ngs Of a superior order. 1t can be very
properly and proflably introduced to ey-
cry Preside, aud we trust that many OF
our readers will order it OF the Publish-
ers, wilkins, Garter & Co., Is Water
Street, Bos;on.-The terms are, % CTS
a number.
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ticatcd sources, from March l2lh, l71S,
to 1850, with the beginning and end OF
each year Of their services. Also tie
several Councils Of Censors, and The Com
ventions holden by their order, if the
mcmbers of the Conventions IF l777,
l1S4-5, aud 1893 can be found, with
some short Biography and Anecdotes Of
some who have long enjoyed the conf
denee of the public. II
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ANY pcr,ou who wtl examine this sketch
Of the debate carefully, may derive from it
some inn oriani affirmation. lie Nilinote,
in cor t,asr, he lrunkness of Mr.. Clay, and
h. W lgs generally their abstinence
from al palavcr Intended merely to waste
time, aud the 'con.usi n" Of Mr.. Cuss,
AMI the cnjless noise" Of his political
friends, Designed 10 delen', by delay, any
action on The subicc'. The prorracled dis
cusslon OF hat day aud night shows up the
two parties, and .,heir leaders, in lL,i, proper
colofs.
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s.s' The St, JohnshuTy Cdl'dOnIdn
speaks of the late Proclamation Of Pres
iIen; Fillmore as very nearly " ridcu-
lous," and refers to it in con,emPtuoas
terms. Even the Free Soil papers, 81
fat as We have noticed, speak of that
document with some respect; and no
law-abiding citizen, whatever his polili-
cal opinions, can fail to sustain the Pres
dcnt in endeayoring to execute the laws
This species Of opposition to Nhig
Administration GENES from an uncXpcct
ed quarter.
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(nE LEONARD DEMINo, OF this town,
has work in press, which will soon be
published, containing a catalogue of all
I,hc members OF the Legislature, with
the principal officers - including
1873 and i7sG. which have not yet been
discovered in print or writing -
judges of the Supreme and the several
ca. Courts, SherfIs. States Attorneys,
Clerks, Judges Of Probate. Registers of
Probate. if 10 be procured. from aDlhen-
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MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR - I've
more balIotings (l5th and IGlh) for L.
S. Senotor were had by the Massachu-
sets Legislature on "Wednesday last
Sumner received 1913 votes on both bal-
lotings-necessary to elect, 1876 Three
blanks were cast, aud five menbers we're
absent. The election was then ostponed
for two weeks.
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Supper at Vergennes.
culOfs

The Fire Department of Nergcnnes
gave a very handsome aud substantial
supper to the Burlington and Niddlcbury
Fircmcn on Wednesday evening last
The trains were 50 arranged that the
companies from those places met at a.
brut the same time at the Vcrgennes de-
pot, where the Verrcnncs Firemen stood
ready to receive their guests.
A large procession was then formed
consisting of the different departments
aud marched to the City, presenting {
handsome and lively appearance, accom-
panied with music)
On the public square, addresses O
welcome were given on the part Of tn,
Vergcnncs company, by Gao. w. GRAN
Dry, E-q., which were responded to b!
Judge WOOSTER, rnr MiddIehury, anc
Mcssrs. SrANsBrEY and SrrvENs, fol
Burlington. Soon after dark, the com
panies assembled at the City Hall, am
paraded the streets in torch-light pro
cessiou, presenting as handsome a show
rs one would like to see.
At9 o'clock, ?. NJ, sumptuous sup
per was furnished at the hotel of tn,
Mcssrs. STEVENS, which reflected lht
highest credit beth upon the 6remcn "hc
entertained their guests, and Tie propri
clors who got it up.
Every thing that the most liberal hos
pilali'y could furnish, was provided 70
the occasion, and it viii long be remem
ed as one of the plcasan'esl parties il
the country.
Tie exercises we're proirae'ed to
late boar, with the most orderly deco
rum, as well as the best OF feeling to ii
/ last
AliddIebury will have to try again
c.
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" The use Of Wine at Weddings ana on
TcstiVe Oecasion3.N

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by himself ,,hI.c. h.. 80 s. n.ir.,e lest,
uiGipl ..n-l..r.tf, AMY te.4r1. rfry,Irrt.
lr,r, INSTRUMENTATION. II Snin.au. tnoi, ,e'
d. hen t..nn "A f.tgsf one. world lr nor 10
w.G 10 'ool, 10 tlt, tenocnc, Of nj, own opin.
ions
Yonr contributor frs, disayows that Le
quotes the views Of the several Diyincs.
which have been complIed. endorsed bv the
eompi!er, and presented in ,hc "Comprchcr-
s.ve Commentary. for then simple aafiori
IN: vet. he laws considerable .trcs. un9u The
6i,,or;cqI f,ct' that snrb mere their o,,iuions
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~ John Cotton Smith, a leading Loco
foco Of Connecticut who presided over a
Stale Convention OF Loco delegates in that
State last week, delivered the following TO
his assembled brethren -
The fact is, gentlemen, The Democracy
Of this country haze England, and only
wait for the signal, To beat open the doors
Of Buckingham Palace with The but OF
their rifes, and arouse The SAUNDERS Of Vic-
toria nth the shrieks Of The Amrican
Eagle"
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IL The Burlington (Iowa) Hawk
Eye corrccts lis former statement. that
the Legislature had abolished Capital
Punishment in that State. The measure
failed, on coming to final vote.
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Addison County Agricultural Society
Speoifcations Of Field Crons.


- '''"''u"' y. " crop o. '"S' one
acre. raised by pLi'ih SMIIl' CT New
Haven, which took he lir-tprcm1uu. 1900:
.y rl.
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VII "'''' '' W '"0' an" SUM-" 70
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u-b ''','" u, .,,,', ..,,,, ,;.o
6. Threat so,r;ag. or nlonDoa nr.i bo,r
mncl seed per acre.--The ea,y part of
AIrl'I5 bushels ier acre.
Lo,r anDjjlJ2-I5 l"nIs in an m",,ncn,c ',
slaicLnlounhcd are in The c,ll. G,s,
horrow nav land ns soon os Mo ,,o,, !, o.,
sufficiently The land i mn,e frinblr and
much easier made mellnw ,hen sow m,
seed and cultivate il in sn ms IN covrr dsrn
The process of raising the pea on clay land
drpends much ON the coycrinrn and mellow.
ness of the land II they are barely Gov.
cred the early birds OF spfinr nick lhcmup.
If the land is not mellow and wen pulver-
ized, many viii die for want nr sufficient
,anh to sustain vegetarian: and Others re
main sichIv. thereby iniurinc the crnn.
22. Gjrc The tin; ofIgioT in proIrc;ur
The crop 4 DAYS.
% HAS the season Jecn faroroIie or am.
fdrorabie for goar crop ?-'rhe severe rains
in the early part OF July injured my crop
very much
thereby certify that had 81 bushels OF
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o. The London Quarterly Rcoicae.
for January. republished by l.. Scott e.
Co., New York, is received 1t con-
lains able aud entertaining articles on
Cummings Hunters Life in South Az
RIGA, Grote's History of Greece. South,
ey,s Life and Correspondence. &c.
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o. Ata mseliny of the Engine Com.
paay No /, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed.;
R,solreI That the thanks Of The mem
bers Of Washington Engiue Co. No. /. o.
MIdlehury, b., and hereby are, presented
TO their brethren in arms OF the FIRE Gem
pany Of Nc;gernes, inr ihc sGnlptnous en-
ieraiun.enI given lhem on the evening Of
the &c h ii February.
II. ,olred. That DOR meeting with the
lircuen and ci'izous o. Nerseunes, was "a
'icas, Of reason and flow Of Soul; : and
,hat their generosity on that occasion, was
only chAracterisiic Of the generosity oiihe
Inhabitants generally. OF the only CITY in
the Green Mountain STATE. II
March til, 1871. II
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~ The Boston Common Council has
RcSoired, That we cordially respond 10
the recent proclamation OF the President OF
the United States, and will use our earnest
efforts 10 see that its recommendations are
fully carried out.
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~ We are indebted TO CmAuNcEY
GooDWcH, Esq, of Burlington, for Il
a copy of the journal of the House Of
Representatives Of this State, for the last
session.
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AZ Two young men al Brandor, VI,
discovered hear frozen inlo his den, the
water having run down and formed bars in
front al him, They fired eight balls into
hin, before killing him.
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XXXIst CONGRESS.
MONDAY, Feb. 81

allowing a chance i'm the value of the silver
dollar and its fractional coins.
Mes'rs. Seward, Chase, llamlin and Day
Ton presented petitions for the repeal OF the
fnglive Slave Law. Laid on tlie table.
ne senate then took up the Cheap Post
age bi'l' ana cohcurrcd IN the amendment
allowing weekly newspapers 10 circulate free
OF postage within the county where pub
"s.vu'
MI hnsNs substitute Tor the House bill
was US, ,"N'i' up anu adopted
! he "n' was 'nen ordered TO be engross
cu' 'i'cr winch ScSerAl numbers wishing to
speak upon 'ne subject At was lui over.
lIoUst'-A''' ,I'nS,ne' 10y yeas and nays
to eau the House. VIZ baylys motion to re-
consider the vote by wnich me Fertilization
hIll was rejected on Saturday was laid on
the table-yeas lol' nays 81.
The House then on notion went into
Committee OF the " hole and took up the
CiNi and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
Several speeches were made on as many
subjects, when the General debate on the
bill was closed, and the amendments taken
up.
The House then took a recess TIL 6 o'clock
f. EVENiNG Session he amendments
to the Ciui ana Diplomatic appropriation
bill were taken Up and further discussed.
TUESDAY, Feb. %.
cr>.,e NI.s.~s C,o-k anil tI.lo MN.
.o,,'.i ,,'.,;,;o.,. c,, .i,o ,e,cJ or ,Ln E,c;.
,;,., Sli,o I.v T.idon tLn ,.1Io
~, ,,,,;a,, ~ NJ n ,,;s ,l,, lin 70 d,r,l
, 5T1;.,.,, A.,l,,,,, r,r ,,,,,n,tnd o,1 d;..llad
soldiers Of the L. S service, was taken up.
and after being read and slightly amended.
was ordered to be cneroS,ed
The Till directing the money collected
from customs in California. prior to Nov.
18th. 1919. to be laid into the L. S. Treas
ury, was taken up, debated, amended, and
orde,cd to be enarassed.
MIR. Davis. Of Mass, reported back the
River and llsrbor bill without amendment
On motion, the further consideration OF
the Postage bill was deferred till tomorrow
The Senate then went into executive SEES
sion, anG soon after adjourned
lloUsE.-Thc House went into Commit
tee OF the Whole and resumed the consider
: alton Of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropri
I alton bill.
Messrs. Evans and Grinneli scycrallv pro
, posed amendments involving modification
Of the tariff.
The Chair ruled the amendments not il
order.
Mr.. Mcdowell offered an amendment tt
= indemnify Mr. Richie for loss in executin.
t the puhlic printing, which was voted down
Mr. Stevens. Of Pa, oliped an amend
ment. providing that duties, undur the i.,it
C Of 1916 shnl be assessed according to thu
value OF duiahlc article, in Boston. Ne,
YORK, Philadelphia and o,her dow es. rtori.
and whenever manufacture articles. inipo.t
ed. are thus liable 90 a les, duty than Is clarr
-- cd on tie raw mal' riai-, such articles .h,
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tempt IN 9ci up HcW HJnR Ihenope-
noa, aid he future Meoot-Gea .SGm
Iious'on on Ycmpuunce-7hc Fol11L III.
rorcc case Ggdn- Var deciored against
gaming in New lo,t--PropeciS eta hrd
.fgh.
New Yonx, Feb. 25th, 1851
My DEAR B..
have not written You for sometime,
because | have been abroad, and could
not write Probably your readers have
uoi felt, sen5lby the absence of my cpis-
ties for the columns Of tie Register; if
they have, am sorry for them.
The great event of the present month
in this city, was the celebration Of Wash
inston's birih-dly, on Saturday last. The
dedly mere magnificent and imposing
than these of any similar celebration
that have ever Witnessed. The hearts
Of the whole people we've enlisted in the
matter, aud every Ncw Yorker seemed
to act as though he Tor she) was
determined that the exercises oil the day
should be carried through in manner
il to commemorate the natal day Of the
Father Of his Country
rvL.so $50. ,.,..,... ,..r
,le C,,,, ,bc sr..a,,,.l: - PGo
cane ponrlr.s INTO the city in hoa!,, and
''I' "nN gu, 49, ''oi'' c"''y va" u -
r''''i-"'y IN "'' '''e NV INV W u
''' ~ - 0''o''o" "p "'''
va '"7''' '''N'' w. ''''
"''" ''.' u y, 20 "''''0i' ''' ',,io'. '''
III 81 ~ ''''s ','' "'' ''' ny" '''1 0'"" u
"'I - 's0''e 're '"'''' VI "'' 0''' ~
'"e.' '''e=''Y
ne most interesting part oil the ce''
e ,,', was '.'' ""''n c'ei9 on d
''"'" >, "''',. '''O n,'Si''0eI VI .,'o = ,''0,'
"''u ''"'S'y N''l'n'''.Ve' -. '',-N
'"e .",'G'''i +, ~ vac C",,''''''1 '"''so
W ''e ''o. ~, 'ie'' ) - ~ y - 81
,'"' ''"'" 'Fi''' INV vs. '''|' ~ ''''
uN, '', ~, '"' SP"0,'''S -l''.'''D'y A'"''''
-, '''' 'e''' & way, "a 0'"''r'0' u.s. III
o''s'' o'''-''''"a % ,'''.e'' "'i'o7'' 0is'
@F''''''' al" many u''''',s "'''''u ~ ','
1,' "'' "a, az >,1,',' 49, ~ "o'' '''J
o-a,i"n Pr. cote performance uld
not, by any means come dp to the expec-
talions of the audience. The ofation
was long and moi very interesting com
pila,ion Of scme Of Wa,hngton's let, ers,
which were dis>ecied, arranged, and
devastated together for some great pnr-
pose probably, hu, what that purpose
was. precisely. was by no means clearly
evident. The DISCOURSE was ind llerent-
" received, and the only enthusiasm
manifested hy the audience was when
the orator beaan to draw his remarks to
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from The Rio Grande 10 The Gin. 10 nrotrc,
the frontier and carry ont the stipnlations
of the treaty with Nexico
Mr.. Tomb, said that the Government
was abundnnily able ia nav ton Gnv nra
hundred millions Of dollars il necessary
bur the necessity must bn sho,vn IN evis,
The debate was continued until the hour of
recess.
Alter the recess an unsuccessful n,tenn,
was made 10 suspend the rules. 40 AZ 10
pprtuit The Uousp I'm t,kp ~, tho re,oin,ior
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SENATE.-The Senate resumed the con
sideraion OF the bill limiting The liability OF
ship owners. MIR. Ranloul supported the
hill, and it was finally PASSED by yeas -,
nays 2
Mr. Douglass spoke in favor Of The bill
granting lands Ia Louisiana, and aid in
draining the same, aud explained the pro
visions of the bill.
Mr.. Seward gave a history Of the sys-
TEN praetised by the United States in dis
posing OF public lands, and argued whether
The United States ought not TO give TO States
the land within lheiI jurisdiction. He said
that lands should be given TO actual settlers.
aud not be kept as source OF revenue. II
the idle lands were cultivated. il would en-
rich The country lenfold lie spoke at great
length upon he subject.
The bill granting lands to the state OF
Louisiana was then laid on the table. The
bill providing Tor a survey oi lands in Cal
llornia was then taken up, and after II long
debate laid aside. Ater an Executive SEES
sion the Senate adjourned.
lloUsE.-lhe House went into Commit
tee of tie Whole on the Army Appropria-
ton Bill
Nj Howard showed tie importance o
keeping mp an atJi'ionol mounted iorc'
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hliddlebury will have to try again
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sPoRrsmEN. ATTENTION ,


JUST RECEIVED AT PIERCE's BOOKSTORE,
THE following new books, viz:-Genevra, the History
Saturday Courier says oft We take much pleasure
commenting to readers work, just issued, full
and perfect edition of the popular Novelette, of Genevra
of the most striking American productions issued
IN this country There passages in it that have
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