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The New York herald., 1851-08-01
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NJ NOTICE PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ATTAIN
TiC for Liverpool will please be board the
or canal street Wednesday, August 9TH al o'clock A. NJ
and send all luggage not wanted the passage board
tuesday August 9TH, marked below with the number
their berth.
ICoR RLlVERPOoL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
4, ship ATLANTIC, Capt Jane, West.This steam ship
viii depart With the United States mails urope posi-
tysp on Wednesdhy August 9th, at IL o'clock
perth at the loot OF Canal street No berth
ief For freight passage having uneqused accommodate
tons Tor elegance and comfort, apply to
- EDWD. X. COLLINS Sc Wall street.
The steamship Pacific, Capt Ezra Nye will succeed the
Atlantic and sail SATURDAY., August l6 at II O'clock
freight viii be received board after Monday night
August ith.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-FoR
~ bremen, via Southampton.-The United States Mail
steamship WASHINGTON, O. W. Floyd, commander, viii
sail for Bremen via Southampton, Saturday August
from Pier Nc North River, ct u o'clock experen
ourgeon 10 attached to the ship All letters pass
hroEEh the Post Office. Specie delivered in avre and Lon
don. For passage or freight, apply to
hOLLER, SAND RiEkA. Agents, 50 Broadway
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WHOLEsALE PRICES CURRENT.
CONNECTED "WEDNESDAY, July 30 The New Yonr
NEW YORK MARKET.
, ICATnE

HiHs payable in CASH Goods stored 90 be sotd AZ
raene aucs.on at ire endQf year. The ten IN az
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coMPANY.-r
DACKETs F0s HAvRE.-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL
L Lowing ships will leave Asyre the lcth. and New
KarI ant tksI aafns nhtuna

They ell hrst class Ne~ yart n .'. "a i
Ali requisite articles 10. tho comfort aud CON Of mas
o Srce aSs s men 0fe1perienO, in The trade
ssa the subscribers will be forwarded amp
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HIHCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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FJ,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
all steamers.-rhe ships comprising this line Nh

MTG, .......... Capt. Weat
PACIFIC, Observation-Disclosures. %. Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. -. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC. ... Capt Comstook.
ADRIATIC. .................,... Capt. Grafton.
These sps having been built by contract expressly for
service every been taken In their
strucon also in their engines TO insure strength and
speed, and their for
eused elegance comfort Price Of from New
York Liverpool Sl3 exclusive Of sise
tS25; from Liverpool to New York I3 An expert
snoed Will be attached each ship No berth
he uyeIu mt mi for
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

IN NERVOUS DEBILiTY.-DR DE LANEY, 81 LIS
penard street, continues his on
those sad disorders resulting from carly
Neryoug and debility, and impedments marriage gene
rally Ills invariable enables him insure the
most absolute and perfect cure in the cases.
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VASEpE;E,nl5.rs NEW AND ,rsprrEspEST LINE

TANDERBILTs NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE
for California via San Juan kiearsua and Chngres
The double engine steamship PaOMETuEUS, OF go
tnrthen Churchill commander. will leave from pier
No ~ X, Wsdnesday. august 18Th. tt o'clock. r.
'"sn direct whence will be speedily and
veyee over the new trassit route q .6e Nj
s.r,sua cemriny tn.,T Juan del sur on She Pacific
Osssn si which i,ss ne ssi kns .'eamshr
pAClFIc, rapsaa Bailey, viii pc a. :: -.
pAsrtnges direct Francisco. From san Juan, the
Proetksus will proceed wihost delay 70 Chagrss afford
the opportunity Of taking eitcr the Mica
rssus or Panama route California Freight taken san
Juan Tor passare freight Inquire Of D. D..
ALLEN. Battery Place, stairs.
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AaUUnaHUW.

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Is iIiss'7 sSfS. M :. .sssd ss si :H;
s:,S.. es'HN' i ss:. ssT:ss.
Mrs. Stone Zsnits aasr. The psriernanoss viii
Admiral Kingston. Sr iIssrs; Dennis Mr. Collins Ms.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHArHAH srREEr-BoxEs,
s, s.s 3. ssls 81 EssS:y: Ff;.ss boxes, sdsissIss
h
ISs efss: css!Ss: Si;s na;ssr T. esnsaas with she
aasSsy sr q r. Nj r. s % HsS1
Ti:ss. klis, ". Cooke General Scott Nj. n. B.
TX .oy.a HAs
Ss Sns isTissf
ssasJ in s s s.y an
years. received With favor sy highly sespsossbs
q seven and viii :Smmsnes - eight The patron,
saturday Afternoon Concerts viii be aseon .nusd for the
EELLOws MINsTRELs AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI
s aSs
J sonssr. der
he past year have been received with the greatest
Halls the most and best ventiSsa
buildings in n the world Admission 2' cents Doors open .,
every wssnsa.y and saeasy for The ESPECIAL
RAYMOND Il HERR DREISBACHS MENAGERIE.-
k& This celebrated Menagorie con-
Quoted in the known world embracing almost every animal
known TO natural history aud which the
ronnge and applause of hundreds thousands OF
respectable and intelligent people OF the Uud States has
just commenced mostbrilliant campaign will
visit the principal cities and towns of New England
the following ORDER vz:-DamariscOtta. Tuesday, July
th Wadoboro 3th Union, 3st; Thoaaston. August lst;
Roekland 2d Camden, Monday August 4th; Belfast 5h;
Frankfort 6th Bangor 9TH and Sth Odtown 9th; Cert
nth Dover 18th.
CASTLE GARDEN THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
resort to visitrs throughout the day from
IA h TO r. NJ IL is the
In this country and the view the upper galleries Of
noble bay and habor is alone worth than the pros Of
Admission-one ghilng
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EbWARD x. CoiliSSSo, s. Wall street. NY.
DROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr, boulevard Montmartre Paris.
silver bpon specie jewelIy. precious stones or metals
unless bills of ding signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein expressed.
OF next The Of freight By tho
steane LIVERPOOL will be materially reduced.
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CARD.vvDIR, DR.. Pr g. LIANEy. AUTHOR or THE paI-
broadway Epoyng he does abe exhaustive rrss.cs
In this speciality he can guarapeo perfect safe quick
cure in the worst cases Mid and recent affections very
speedily removed.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

+ Steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER, will leave Phi.
adeiphia for Liverpool Thursday the 2t August Il
O'clock The elegant Of this Steamer make
her moet desirable for those about Visiting E
repo faru in the saloon, SOD Pore Cabin, S Passenger
will be provided with railroad tickets By the
agent. For freight or passage apply 70
THOMAS RlCBARDSOS, al Exchange Place.
EOR SAvANNAH.-rHE NEW AND SPLENDID
steamship fLokI IA CkItsin Thomas Lyon on satur-
day, August AZ o'clock, I'M. from Pier Ne 4, Ncrth
River For iresh. or psssase, spIlyte
SAMI. l., kTfCIiliL, ipi Front street.
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STGNoR SPINETTO WILL OPEN HIS EXHIBITION
~ Of performing Birds and Cats Monday evening" 2th
July 1851 At ST. Lukes Hall 4s6 Hudson street. and will ee
continued until further notice. Performance
TO commence at o'clock Admission rs cents On Wednes-
day and Saturday the will be in the after
AZ o'clock
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FELLIL,oywvgS nINsTRELs. Y. AT FELLOWS. NEW MUsI
DIAMOND s. HERR DREIsBACus MENAGERIE-

fNASTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
resort now open to ysiters throughout the day from
IA h 20 r. NJ IL is the largest beautiful
In s country and the view from the upper galleries
noble bay and harbor is alone prio Of
Adnission-one skilling
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

TISITED STATES NAIL s1EAMSHiP COMPANY. FOR
~ REV ORLEANS via HsvanA.-rare Reduced.-On Mon.
Day, Augrst ~ at o'clock y. ATht splendid steamship
sail on Monday, August ilLh, PRECISELY o.loet M
rom her Of Warren street, N. r.. with the
Government Mails, direct Has .nd Nov tDiesna
Chagres passengers transferred st syana o. the spcn
did double steamship FALCON. Freight takcn TO
New Orleans at - et Per loot srecie only taken 90
freight Havana No hills Of iAdny will be signed after The
has called For freight passage, apply st the
onOs OF tie company III wott street. corner Oi warrn
N. %. ROBERTS.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

lACiTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -(oNLY
i Through Line fcr California and oregon lrle public
informed that uader the arrsngemee Of this Cca
rany inp ced and approved by the Depart
nont and carrying the United States malls si oenaae
leave Psnsma and San e l and 18th day o each
month uncss detained by unavoidable accident, aud will
touch az Acapulco, san Diego aud Monterr.
The fylowing steam packets belonging tc Pdciic Nail
Steamship Company In Pacific Of which
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

sgainsi the combined hosts Il Ab1litionisn n
and Seces.ionism, TO overthrow THAR array
to triumph on every field Of combat, and Fl
nally to plant the standard Of the UNIoS up
on tho bsulements Of an unshsken CoNsTI
TUITION We welcome the Union and is
friends into the ranks Of the supporters Of the
Administration. twill rot do for he cham.
piops of The Compromise to be divided among
Themselves One leader is enough, and Mr..
Fillmore already holds the iruncheon Of com
maud, He has shown that he can wieid i,
well. Thsn rally, friends, Wings aad Dem.
oerats, under the standard which now floats
10 The field, aud fight like good men aud true
for ihe CeMpRcMasE, tbs CONSTITUTION ard
the UNIoN
Bot vie are especially pleased with the We.
~ expressive and emphatic manner vita
which the Republic announces the definite
and determined purpose OF The Administfa.
tou 20 this matter. So lar as the Admins.
lration IS concerned, save that Journal, "all
ITS efforts will bo directed 10 give peace 10 the
country on this agItaiirg subject, BY reeogni.
zug the question rs finally setlled; nor udi
thy sympabl-s NTH or o0Haieaance ouy col.
tihoH oro 6'haton fhqfpi hesor infen9s 70 dis
fprb h IN ~ totally e. IA any Of rs parts"
| hardIy need. the emphasis If italics, We
presume 70 make The meaning Of these wofd.
lnlelltg'ble IN those quarters where tho mean
ing is intended specially 10 apply, We SIN.
csIeiy rejoice that thls decarutlu has come,
ard that II has come with ss mnch distinct.
ness. L va. high tore for II 10 come. In
1rgae and reachsry aete PLAYING havoc and
II some daube debtors could have had their
way, lho Administration would have been
placed n position 50 cq.vecal il relation
70 tAp great sublecl of domestic agitation
tha 10 z-si ol Is best frcnds would have
been CHILLED and herr hands shacklsd We
nj lco laai those men who called themselves
" L.gs ye cl4imed The rgh; 10 make war
upon 'ha rsh's of .hs South; Who called
themselves Wings aHI refused 10 sslc;on
lhe ComFfomite, and reserved 10 themselves
mo puvdego 81 renewing ag tauon oa the
Top cs Which II was dssigced 10 settle Ss re.
j Zee lta they have bsan told IN language
vhca cauaol 10 misunderstood that thetf
cuurse's afN not those Of lhs Administration,
and that their projects receive no sanction on
the part of those who support it ln good faith
as the best means OF uphoIiug the Colstltu.
Son aad q preserving the Ualon We hope
tha the Whlg Convention Which is soon to
meetn, Syracuae vii place itself on The night
ground 90 this particular
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

When me President, some months since,
issued his Cuban proclamation, he was de-
nsunceS by the Locofeeo Press as in,erfer-
ing to prevent Americans from going to Gu.
ba aH assisting the Patriots. Now, however.
sine, Americans have gone to Cuba in direct
opposition to the advice of the President, the
I.scofoco Press denouncs Mr.. Fillmore as
tAe cause OF their execution In other
words, they hold him whom they denounced
for opposing the expedition responsible for
the expedition, since It has failed i-F Fay.
efteriHe Obssrrsr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
A cuRlnus c0NscIENcE.

A wealthy planter oi ono Of The South
Western States, returning from The North
Is, autumn, took With him frcm New En-.
3 sod two yerag men to labor for him as
mechanics One Of them was professor Of
re gion, The planter, (nho though not &
professor Of religion. lsa resP7clsr and sup
porter ofiis ordinances observed after few
weeks that tba Young man, instead ofauend
irg church with the family, aud Otherwise
demraalog himself rs p,ous person, wan.
dgrcd cf on the Sabbath On inquiry be
fouad that be was beginning te lears TO play
cards, and to dunk atdeRt spirits. One Sab.
bath Afternoon. ho called HIN 10 come mo
lis library, and oIpaslualed wrh him a. 10
k,s ceurtc. The young man replied that no
person but his employer knew that he wss a
professor Of religion that when he came to
the South he thought !, best no, to appear as
such, to avoid remark and as he had, on leaY.
os New England, bosn told BY his minister
lbat it was contrary to the rules Of his church
for ITS mombcrs to commune with sIayehoid-
ers, he had not sought connection VITA The
charch,
Here isn genuine Illustration Of the power
Of error and he frut Of unsound instruction,
A New ErgIaad professor Of religion could
not commune with Shareholders, but he could
AID did drink arden, spirits, stay away from
church, aud play cards on the Sabbath. He
was afraid Of being choked with gu0t bul
bio had no trouble 10 swallowing a monstraus
camel. -Nur York O5scrrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
SONG Of Temperance.

John cAPPs.
wish to live 10 the day
When qlor shall be done away;
III. strive to live lth a II my might
Ru; Sill will die without the sight.
II this be so, Gods will be done:
think I'll live and die a son.
A Son of temperance is my name,
| hepe 10 live and die the same
long TO zee the season come
When III the word ii come q cking home,
And take each other by the hand
To jim in this fiacrna band.
Oh ! that thev all would thus agree
That Sons aud Daughters they may be;
Then liquor " III be dow nrght hurled
The Sons and Daug hters take the world.
If all become tic Sons Of Grace
The Millennium might take ll4ee,
And Satan bound thousand wears
Then all the l.Quer disappears.
Oh wha' happy time twill be-
May be there the sight TO
Jubilee it then will be.
All viii ery out jubilee.
D. The S,rlog tho Age and Hcrncts' Nest re.
laesled 10 copy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

One very cold night jolly old fellow who
had par,aken rather freely Of flip at a tavern,
started for home IL his sleigh, aud on MS way
was upset and left by the side Of the road
Some person passing that way a short time
after, discovered the old fellow in sitting
posture, holding his feet up towards the moon,
and eiaculaling to some invisible person, John
pile on the wood, us laundering cold night
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
RAILROADS..

In the Unted States, there are 3S5 Rail
roads and, so far as cons sleted, their agsrs.
gate length is l0,2s7 miles, and there are
l9,O92 miles in The course of preparation
Their entire cost is 1896 ,627 ,955, exceeding
the banking capital of the couatry,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
SENATORIAL AND EDITORIAL REN
CQNTRE.

senator TurnOy, of Tennosses, had
rencon,re with MIR. White, editor OF the lnde.
pendent, at Winchester, Of that State. iur'
asy shipped him in the face, and White drew
n kaire, when Turney holeIed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24
A GIRL VINO WORKED IN A PRINTING
OFFICE.

blhL WHO NOkhEb IN TNIN l tN'
OFFICE,
\ Cincinnati paper states that three years
neo a poor orphan gld applied and was ad'
mlticd to sci type for that paper. She work
ed two years, during wh,th time she eareed,
besides her board, about $500, and avallins
herself Of the facilities which the printing of.
fce offered, acquired good education. She
is now an associate edttess Of popular pa.
per, aud is now engaged to be married to one
Of tho smaries Iawyers 10 Oalo. We should
he disinclincd 10 credit the above if We did moi
have 50 many evidences of the elevating IN
iluescss Of the printing Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

man to. busy to take care OF his health,
is ike a pschaRic, too busy 10 take care Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-09-24

When they behold the brave oppressed with odds
Are touchd with dssre 10 shield or save"
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HARD To PLEASE,

To DR. LucIyN HENsLgY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
Conclusion Of an Indian Treaty.

Contrary 10 what seems 70 have been the
general Impression A treaty has been formed by Gov
Ramsey aud Mr. Com Lea with the Sioux Indians,
assembled al Lac Traverse We learn by The ofhcers
of the Minnesota, that the treaty was concluded on
Tueslay last the POI. In the end, only one indian
chief the Devil on Two Sticks" opposed TIE pro-
vision, ~ The cessl0n. but he finally gave IN ms al
hes on 10 the treaty The terms having been agreed
upon M Lea oft the treaty ground for a day OF
two. when he was 10 return and the treaty was I'd
ue signed. OF the provisions Of tins treaty not A
word has reached ~ but II - fair inference that
the Indians have conveyed the! title TO all the va
lUable lands claimed by them in that region
There were two thousand Indians at the treaty
Ground and among them several hundred VINO nan
never seen the face Of a white man, or any thng IN
The way ofciyllizatioB II y said that everything
pa .sed of quietly and satisfactorily.
~ LOul. Rcpub. 18th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
SoNsTuryG NEw-GALyANI PRINrING

pRr..-Nr F Foreman passed up on the Fulton,
ON SUNDAY Oh Ms Nay 10 Washington, 10 procure a
pateut for most ingenious and prtcuct! ih'ehfoi'
lie bsd with him perfect model OF printing press,
moved and regulated BY means % gal'aIhc hd8hs,s.
We shall nc; attempt a complete Description oL vi.
C'S discovery suffice At 10 say, ihdt ne ~" llse - -
m mn operation with a form upon i, from whch ne
threw Of mBTt >sOns with The rapdlty OF ngl1ihs
H. paper works upon reel, and i CONTINUOUS NE
the Geographic coil. The paper passes over lhe lPe
on cylinder. and when one side IS WORKER we PaPci
- reversed and the other side printed With a m0s'
verfect register and the sheets are cppeO apart a
they come from press Dy an ingenious coh.rlt any.
There Is limit, hardly 10 the speed al "iiion lls
press Will work IL eAActneSs l. Oet Ohu diii Ihe
Known IN his line Of machinery and what l. better
than all Mr. e. SAYS he can put UP The largest siZed
mes At cost OF not more than $500 NJ Foreman
Is practical printer and al present eaeIior =,
Boston, III In ls49 he had charge o. the h'Ta.a, ~
tins place for a few weeks. We have no douDl 'ha'
his &" fortune " i now made. and We are sincerely
re,oiced al IT, lMuscatine Iowa Enquirer.
ROTATION or THE EARTH. Professor
Strong Of Rutgers College. New-Briins"lcA' y :,
has Just put IN operation new coh.,i' ar r1n ~.
testing this scientific problem, "lnch pls ''1o 49,
pendulum MODE entirely n the shade floiessol
Strong mas constructed d wooden "heei TX lee' IA
diameter, bet very slshi indeed IL "e,S-l -,
" two rounds THIS wheel i supper. e~ ,,'er
ihc hub resting on a stee! needle IN ne -ine Aiai.
.ba, A commas, i supported. The neecle IL me-
glass socket. Placed N q room zee IiVii ~ -tb
an and ali disturbance. the motion Oi VIC -,
around the " heel - uercerble. the Wheel ApdIens
overcoming the revolution the proper nulnDtI OF
hours. II s proper TO state that no .hoo. =
nallv communicated 70 the wheel Ihis Is the 49,
~srnetual motion We have heard Of By ihis wheel
q ss,d tnat the latitude can AZ al times he correct
" s.scertaInet The experiment i not confined 20
- bee Of Surh iarge ainenslOns but may DC realized
with smaller ones The experiment VII soon Dc
tested a. the Washington Observatory.
LIQUoR IN MAINE.-The Maine people
seem disposed 10 test satisfactorily the operation VI
the new liquor law OF that state Besides lhe seizure
sror the RoctInnd Gazette that % barrels including
y OF New-York rum. were seized IN ina. to"l on
Wednesday. ant that the contents VIII oe utso, Gu
Importers NJ this rate, Will soon ma 'sense-'VS V
gagged IA a losing game
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
As ACCOMPLISHED NoRNoN.


from PaIis to tho Newly Ork OySsrrsr gives the fol-
loving notice Of the Mormon Missionary AZ that
place q In the house where I'VE Is gentleman
ov the name If RI an American. I, Mormon ami
"A Prophet He = one Of the most polite and pleas
ant men that have met SINCE eft home. grad
uat6 Q; the Newly OH University. and familiar With
several modern languages. He has family III he
Great Valley. tDeSerei) and has Oeenconnected TN
the Mormon fraternity ten wears. tie = one Of the
twelve Prophets who conduct the affairs and guard
the Interests OF the whole community he l. now
engaged IN the laOOnouS occupation OF tlanslatlng
the Mormon Bible into French and when tell you
thai he has been occupied four months already from
II 20 each day. With prosper OF four more before
me work Is completed. YOU mus acknowledge that
Il l. 10 small task"
CHEAP PoSrAGE.-The new Postage law,
winch went INTO effect The first Of TINS month, udg-
Ing from The business Of the Cfce al this place will
WORK admirably Nj McGinnis. che. clerk Of the
Office informs US that the amount Of letters mailed
- more than doubled SOME 1900 or 400 three cent
letter stamps have already been disposed OF mere
Those having frequent correspondence should adopt
the custom of pTepayInS theT postage. Thus Will re-
ducc the rate OF postage nearly one half and prove
ADVANTAGEOUS 10 the new y stem. Persons writing
en their own business Will. 4 they have any regard
for fairness. pay the postage. and II the letter re-
oulIeS An lnclose stamp 10 oe used oy the
correspondent Ill Ncl0lg NJ Icptl
Joliet ND signal. July -
EIopENvNr.-The wife Of Marvin An
dreWs = respectable farmer residing IN Gloucester.
Il. l.. nas eoped With an freshman named Johh
Sterues she took with her half dozen OF her hus-
bands shirts ana left three chltren behind her. The
Providence Journal SAWS ,hl, Nj Andrews bears hs
misfortune Ike philosopher, and has applied for
divorce SAYING 10 ms counsel that ne does Let be-
Leye L Viii pay 10 attempt 20 recover MS iaithe>s
WIFE,
- The Western Reserve was visited
BY hal storm few DAYS ago, which was very &c
strlcuye is the growing crops. Trees were up
rooted, fences demolished, barns unrooied &c, "a
.a-ye numbers Several barns filed with gram "ele
struck by the electro fuit and consumed ~ are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
MIcHIGAN.-The Democratic State

MIcBIGAN.-The democratic State
Central Committee, composed of kesSrS Geo +
Hand. Chauncy Joslin, John p. Cook. James l..
Glen, Chas II. Stewart, Alfred Williams and
Chas H. Taylor, have issued call for "a Dem
ocra,ic State Convention to nominate candid
ates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor at
Detroit, Oct l ; but as there is another Demo-
cratic organization in the State, we cannot say
whether this call is regular or not Casss night
hand man, Buel, who was one of the few North
erners who voted for the Fugitive Slave Law IN
Congress, and was defeated for reelection Tor
the same vote, is named by the Hunkers as mt
candidate for Governor. Who the other section
Of the Democracy would prefer, we have no
means of knowing Addison J. Comstock IS
named by the Wings, and Gov. Barry declines
denomination. Flavius J. Littlejohn. the can
didate Of the Free Democracy IN l549, pol!ed
q 600 votes, TO $1,000 for Barry, who then sus-
tanned Cass But since the passage OF the Fugl-
tive Slave Law, genuine Democracy has made
great gains.