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EMlMable RsenI Estate for Sale


 DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court ul D Rand0lpt county, Arkansas made st the Jan lsagy enn A. D. 1851, and on the fourth day of the term the undersigned administrators o the Estate 0i Th0maS . Mart, dcceaSed--Wiil sell at the CGun House door m the town of Pocahonias, on Monday the 18th and Tuesday the 18th days of May next, a credi. of twelve months with no;e and secuFi. ", title made ou fail payment of the purchase m5ney-the following described Real Estate situa- led ia the town of PocahontaS and vicinity. EA NV of Sec q. T I9 N k E, 80 acres. NE 1 See 35, T i9 NR E, l6o acres, EA and NWl of the Nw4 frlS27, Ti9 NRt E, t26 acres, w. and NEi of NE4 Sec 2s. i9NR1E. i2o| acres,
 Ea of the Nw4 Sec a5, T2oNRfE. so aeres i-6 pt of SEl of SEt See 2, T 20 x E l E, 6 2-3 acres,
 Nw4 of the SEE l See B, T % NRsE. 40 acres. NEl of the SW Sec B, r 2o. RSE, 70 acres, SW4 See 2G. T is, NR W, iGe acres, SW 1 Sec 24, T ts, NR ". l6o acres. fNW4 of the NW4 Sec 2i. T2o, NR 3 E. 40 acres, NV pt of the NV irl of fri $ 3f, T i9 RIB, i6- 100 acres,
 NE4 ofthe NV | See P. T19NRiE, 70 acres Blocks of lotsIn the town of Pocahonias Nos. 49 l, i3, ?. If, s, 20. 9, S6 and 45. Lots No. , and la Block No. East Broadway St, Lot No , in Block No 3l East Lots Nos i5 6, 3 and 2 in block No. 3D and iot No m block No 4s And also at the same l;me will seli the eagne, esS tinss and two bolers of a steam ueu tic null hay ing been burnt down over tben. No doubt bnt \ hat bargain ean be had m the machinery. \ portion ot the above Real Estate IS now well i'm. proved bioek Of l3ts No. 2, has electe1 upon II a good store house, with houses aitae he'd thefr- to and good stand for husiness--one fl the iagnss adjoining the town has on it good dwelling with out houses and some faty acres of cyeH land, aud three oi the other farms are very well improved, anu iie within ShoTt distance from this place. this with ottsf property vas selected by the late Thos q. Neu Esq. wlth caTe and ~'ltA tht fstufc pres poets of thIs place
 Poeah9ntas s sltuatea on Black River. at tl4t head Of steam beat navigation. sad I here hoal, can run niie nsoalis ln the year, and $ destined {, bt a6unsil1g pace. essd at sl9 Ss!aa. dsg. Al resdy there ale Asc counties dependans upon il fo supplies, So,
 ! mefe favorable tinse riay never i.F m gettini property n ibls place aad vicinity. Any farther information relative ia inc proper, or others Ae @i es lsFaissv8 promptly y address Ing as al tLl5 pace.
 JOHN II. IMBDDEN. JOHN F. BLACK. ! AdnqissisfratSrs 0f the estaie Q Tserans o. kegr. deceesed.
 Posahontas Ark, March ls, 4. h. 1851,
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New spring Goods. 00 Pieces latest style Barages. ~ 20 '' printed Muslins.
 late style Silks. 300 :" assorted Calicoes.
 30 {" " GlnghamS 20 {" Cottonades.
 s Brown Linen.
 20 DeInias
 Baies 3-a, T-s. & A, Brown X Blch'd
 Domestics.
 5-t. s-4, le-i and l2i Brown and Blch'i
 Skee;ings.
 pieces l2-l Linen Sheetng. G2 Irish Linen. Gloves, Cyavats, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Apron Checks. Osnsherss, Umbrellas, Parasals. Negrc goods, &e., &c., &c. Received Der F. Pennywitt. and for sale CAesy for CasA sm!y lay JOHN D. ADAMS. March 25, 1851. .Steansbegt Landing
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Negroes fOl. N0ie.

TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN. one with l two children, and the other with one. For sale for cash, by J. D. ADAMS,
 at the steamboat Landing March 25, 1851. 29
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'eNShaer wept because he had no rnore x.I , =, conquer; 80 We suppose did Jacob asthe 'aa' he had no more Rachaels to kiss.
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For sale.

{ FINE LARGE HORSE, about seven years "A old and seventeen hands in height. Apply to
 March 8 L. A. WHlTELEY.
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OLIVER G O..

VINE S' SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
 EAST MAIN STREET. LUST Received q fine assortment of choice sD articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con sisting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale sherry Wine: Catanba Wine Longworth Ohio; Claget Wine, Supp. Juice; Bran dy, Cognas; Brandy Cherries; Leadon GIn; No nongaheia Whisky Scotch Ale; Brown Stout, Anisette; Natural Syrnp; Muscat de Ftontignan; Marsschano; Curacao; Mushroom Caisup; Sur- ces,erstiTe Sauce; Sardinos; Fresh Salmon; Ab, sinthe; Preserves &c.. &c.
 Little Rock, April 22. S3-if
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LABAN NJ. SrROuD

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, MILL practice in the Courts Of Newton. Scar w cy, Marion. and Canoll counties. Residence near Crooked Greek. Carroll CO, Ark.
 Apnl 22-33-ly
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VI agOns.

TWO NEW two horse Wagons, for sale cheap, N by j. D. ADAMS,
 ali the steamboat Landing. March 25, 1851. 29
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SSHs tOss0ry.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of sta A tioaary, feeesved per Phillip Pennywit and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing March 25. 29--tf
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NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted to the estate of '. B. A Baldwin. dec. whose notes became due on inc first day of March, hereby notified that un- less quick payments are made on the same, they will be placed in the hands of the proper officers for collection. 4. J. HUTT. !sskar.
 Little Rock. Marea si, 1851.
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April 3. lssl.
LOMdS iN DrelC County for
 S0Ee

HP0N accommodating terms, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayou Bartho- lomew, in Drew county, Arkansas: s. E. fraction ar. sec. :; West half sec :; w. half of N. E. qr. sec. :; w. half sec. 6; W. half of $. E. qr. sec. G. all in township II south range west.
 These lands are among tine best in the State of Arkansas well situated, in a thriving neighbor hood and convenient for shipping produce. For ms,-apply to
 L. A. WHiTELEY. Little Rock March 22d 3S-3m.
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Cosson Seed.

C0ffOa Seed. JUST received Ss BuShei of Dr. Jc.saa's eele, J brated Cotton Seed, and for sale cheap, by
 4. ]. HUTT Little Rock, March 3i. 1881. Msia s,rsss.
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Amin Bey's opinion ofGeB. Scot, and Gen.
 scott's opinion of Amin Bey.

The Toledo Blade tells the following character is,c anecdote:
 w hen the Turkish Ambassador was introduced ta Gen Scott, hss interpreter said:
 Fms IS Gen. Scott, the hero of L undays Lane and the officer that whipped the Mexicans, and'--
 Stop, stop" replied Amin Bey, anestine the interpreter In the midst of his speech. and he made some remarks to the fnterpreter in the Tarkish language, which that individual thus rendered ia the General
 he stopped me, General. to say that he knew you-that yoa are the greatest General in the world"
 After moments pause, the General turned to i'iend standing hy--and in the blandest name, ooserved' He IS very intelligent gentleman D
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LiQssOrs aud Flour.
NEW GOODS

MILL SAWS Rowlani's 61s and feet M FRENCH L0CKS-5. 6 sud ! inches; AXES--Collins aud Hunt-, OIl S--Lard, Iimseed, tanners and neatsfoot. Received and for sals by
 VIM. B. WATT March 3d 26 -tf
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Saddlery.

A LARGE lot of Saddery, consisting of gentle A men and ladies Saddles, Brides, MartingaleS. Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags, Glrths, Circingles Col lars, Haimes, Brdle- Filings, Sulky Wagon anal uding Whips, Strap Irons, Birdie Bits, &c., &c., &e., received per Phillip PenRywit. and for sale for CASH by JOHN J. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-.,f
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M1fs! Hass!! on Doz. Palm Leaf Hats. @O1 Panama 2 :" Jenny Llnd" Hats. G !" Tampico q Campeaehy Received per r. Pennywit and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS. March 2S ls4T Sseambo@ Lasdag.
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Jnsf ReceiYerl.

TlER steamer PoRtae. large and well seiecte-i | stock of LIQUORS, WINES. PRESERVES, GROCERIES. &c. The assortment ls much better and more than aouhly as large as n ever was con ssshng m part sf
 e pipes oisri Gctara, aud Dapse Brandy, casks MadeFiA Wines pare jnice af Port; eo gals, ola Cognac Brsny in aemijohns; ~ ' " Scotch VI Atskeys A1 " frsh Io bhls. old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey; " Peach Brandy; quarter casks St Crcix Rum; | bbis White Wine; $ Maises Vine; quarter casks Jamaica Rum; ppsS Holland Gin; is boxes Skedom Gin; 50 baskets Champalgae choice brands; boxes Rock Wine: dozsa old Madeira Wine: 40 hoSes Claret; dosca choice CortialS; baskets Annisett: hoNcS AhSvnth: 10 CaEscn: 10 |" Brandy Cherriesi 4o Lemon Syrup. l6 Goxen scotch Ale; |" asSayied Preserves; lsrres Cauants: boxes Citrou; barrels Craaherries: [" $ \. Almonds: se half bexes Raislns; S0 drums Figs; boxes Pine Apple Cheese 10 Ohio Cheese; 10 dozen Kentucky Mustard. fresh Peaches ta cans; fresh Green Peas m cans. 10 !" Pickles. assorted; cans lahsterS; !" Mackercl; !" Salmon;
  dozen Tomato and W alnnt Keichup: ' WoFcheStershlre Sauce. Pepper Sauce; Olive oll; Olives; Gapers; 20 Red Pepper: i5 barrels white Sugar; 25 kegs fresh Crackers; ID kegs choice Tobacco; 2o,000 Havana Cigars. The above were selected expressly for this mar ket and are of the best quality. and viii be sold low for cash, JACOB HAWKINS March II, 1851. 27--tf I Hats, Hats, Hats. T LUST received per steamer ''Pennywit." new .b and fashionable assortment of Summer HatS viz ;-
 dozen black wool Mexican;
 |" white Congress;
 Lsghorn Jenny Lind style; e Mems and boys Hungarian, .Campesehy, new style; Pedala, new style;
 China Pearl;
 10 assorted Palm Leaf new style; | ease Russa Beaver. new style For sale ehaap by JOHN COLLINS Ge April 5 1851 S2--av Elf Steamer Emily have just received and now lD oaer for sale;
 50 Barrels Super Fine Flour;
 i" Rye WhskeY.
 is Boxes Assorted Tobacco;
 10 Lemon Syrnp;
 Candy;
 ] Barrel English Filberts;
 10 Ale. M TANTf
 Lower Steamboat Landing April !, 1851 tiff
 For Sale.
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FRESH ARRIVAL! ID ECEIyED from New Orleans per Steamer r. 1e PeRnywit, the following Goods Doz. Star H0es Steql Crown Hoes; l " rGtpbiHg Hoes; !" Rowand's Ions handle shoysls; '" short Spades: :" Curry Combs ' Cedar Cburas; Barrel Rice; 10 Sacks Coffee; 10 Barrels Sugar; 5 :" Mo asses; And fer sale at A. J. UuTTtE Little Rock, Feb % 1851 Main Street
 Seed Cats. nSE hundred bushels Northern Oats, iust rs- NJ csived. and for sals by
 h. BENDER k co. Feb ls, lc3l. 24I
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NEW FlHILf STORE. MORRISON & CARTER.

NEW FlsIif STORE. MORRISON & CARTER. On East side ef Esst Main st., first 6visk ssor
 acare he csrHT ef Markham st.,
 wHoIxzAIg AND KETAu. DEALERS ix FAMILY. STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, ke. HAVE just opened. in the store heretofore oc- \ cuped ss A Tin Shop general assortsn, nt of every thing m their line, comprising a larger varlety of FAMILY SUPPLIES than ever before offered in this market Their friends, and citizens generally, are invited to dall and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere as they are de- termlned to sell as low as the lowest, for cAsn or country produce.
 Little Rock, April g, 1851. 32-tf. ELouR-50 Bbis o'Fallon Mills Extra su- G perfne.
 BACoN--s Hhds Clear Sides;
 a bone do;
 Tierces extra Sugar Cured Hams. PORK-l0 Bbbls Mess;
 SUGARS Hhds clarified;
 4 Bbis Powdered White. CANDLES-30 Quarter boxes Star NAILS--50 Kegs {, 6 k s q.
 Received and for sale by Aav1l 7ta- VIM. B. WAIT.
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hen isa wine-merchant like a ships When he's laying in port
 mhy woman living up two pair Of stairs . perfect goddess Because she Is a second Plngr,r.
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Attention!

THE Examination of the Cadets of the Arkan- \ Sas Military Institute cOnimenoeS on Monday 2sth and closes Thursday 29th May, 1851. On Wednesday evening 2Sth, the Ladies will hold Fair, for literary purposes.
 The public are respectfully requested to attend
 GEO. D. ALEXANDER,
 Superintendent. May 6. 1851. B
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Boots 0sad Shoes. I ! CASES Boots assorted; l l " Kip Brogans; doz. Gents fine Calf Shoes; Caters. l2 Ladies Shoes assorted; [" Misses and ehildrens Shoes assorted; 1 Case Boys Kip BrogauS; {" ' Boots, &e., &e., &c. Received per Philip Pennywit. and for sale by
 JOHN D ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March 25. 29-tf.
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CHOCTAW LAND SCRIP in pieces of so, i6O O and 32o acres, for sale by
 T"' VIM. B. WAIT
 March 25. 29-tf.
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March 25.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
THE CENSUS.

The following statistics Of the States OF RHODE
ISLAND and VERMONT, extracted from the Census
returns, now coming in from the marshals of the
several States, will serve to show the comprehen-
siveness Of the subject which full and accurate
knowledge will be attained by the Census of 1850.
The subjoined returns do not comprise the amount
and value of the various products of agricultural,
manufacturing, and other branches of industry; the
statistics of pursuits and professions, of health NOR
tay, &c. &C., all OF which are embraced in other
tables-the details of which are immense and must
involve great labor well as much time to dissect,
class, and generalize under the proper heads, and
reduce into their aggregates. 1t is due to the Off
GERS concerned to say, what we understand to be
the fact that review Of the complete returns from
these two States enables the Department to award
great praise to the Marshals for the judgment and
discrimination exercised in the selection of their as
sistants, and for the manner in which they have ex
ecuted the trust conided to them.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
DEATH OF Mn. KAUFMAN, Cor TrxAs.)

II is our painful duty to announce the decease Of
the Hon. DAVID s. KAUFMAN, Representative in
Congress from the State of Texas About two
o'clock yesterday he was in his seat in the House
Of Representatives, but, feeling painful sensation
about the region Of the heart he returned in car
rage to his lodgings atthe United States Hotel He
there lay upon his bed for some time, in apparent
tranquil repose, in the presence Of his wife. About
sunset ne spoke in reply to an observation from
his child, and suddenly expired. His disease was
an affection of the heart
Mr.. KAUFMAN was gentleman who had won
general esteem by the amiableness of his DISPOSE
tion, and his death will be deeply regretted by
his brother members, and be a loss to his State,
in the National Councils, which few Of her citizens
can supply.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
SWITZERLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.

private letter from Berne TO gentleman OF
this city, under date of December l6, contains the
following interesting information:
To-day the Treaty with the United statesl will receive
the unanimous sanction Of the popular branch of the National
Assembly on Wednesday that of the Senate Both bodies
act upon it in open session.
The message written by the President Of the Republic,
communicating the Treaty the National Assembly is the
most complimentary document to the United States Of any
that ever emanaed from the Executive Department of
foreign Government One Of the distinguished mem
bers proposed that not enough that the should b
unanimous but that the roll should be called in order ha
each member might have opportunity to record his
moral and political influence, not only in Switzerland but in
Continental Europe. This done, and voice
recorded in the negative Instead Of taking article by article
is usually the CASE, the treaty adopted bloc.
"The committee which reported the treaty have recon.
mended the establishment of permanent mission Wash
ington and in the Of summe if the Senate ap
prove the treaty, Charge Afaires will be appointed
The same letter contains also the following
| item Of information:
"a block of marble will be its way the United
States obtained by the Swiss Government from the Alps
take its place in the Washington Monument is of the
thought to behold the mountains Of Switzerland contributing
to pepeuae the honest fame Of the immortal father ant
founder Of country the Swiss statesmen conrbut
ing to give durability to the institutions which resulted from
| his noble efforts to benefit mankind"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

THE Eco TRApE.-A French writer, long since, wv
have forgotten his name) submitted plan for paying th
national debt in comparatively short time, from the profit
to be realized in the production Of eggs Whether Mr. George
McAste of Portland, has entertained any such idea in
gard to the payment of national debt is question which
unable 70 Il seems, however, that he pur-
chased during the past year tythree thousand dozen Of
eggs. In 1874 he purchased 40 600 Dozen Mcister est
mates that 400 600 dozen passed through Portland n 1850
for the western market In Portland, tshould be understood
the market Boston. The Editor of the Bos
Argus thinks the hens should call indignation meeting
The Haowe Gazette says that during the last of
vgaon in that town purchased 200, 900 dozen Of
This exceeds the Portland mans purchase by l47OOO
Dozen The egg business in Maine is already quite impo
tant and is said to be increasing There s we believe an
Episcopal clergyman in Massachusetts, whose henne
crowded than the church in which he ociates is
said that Of his congregation digest the dropping
bis henney better than the droppngs" Of his sanctuary
Ne,c York Mirror.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

The United States John Henderson, indicted for piolat
ing the neutrality act Of lsls-The Court met yesterday
at o'clock p M. The marshal stated that he instruct
ed by the foreman Of the jury inform the Court that they
had not agreed and there possibility Of their agree
ing a verdict. ..
Judge McCAIEB then ordered the jury to be brought into
Court They accordingly came in when Mr. Parsons, the
foreman in reply to an inquiry if there was any probability of
their agreeing, replied that he thought there
Judge McCAIEB then directed the jury to be discharged.
We learn that the jury stood eight for conviction, and four
for acquitlsI-Mp Orleans Della of the 22a
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

In the Virginia Convention, on Saturday last,
the Committee on the Executive Department sub
mitted its report, proposing several important
changes in the present order of things as follows
The Governor to be elected by the people, for Of four
years, and to have salary of $4,000 year. He have
veo and is shorn of Of the powers Of appointment
now exercised by the Executive.
Lieutenant Governor to be elected by the people for
term Of four He will preside the Senate and
as Governor in Of the DEATH resignation absence Of
that officer He is to receive the pay Of Speaker of the
House Of Delegates while presiding the Senate and the
salary Of the Governor while performing gubena,oa duties.
Treasurer and Auditor be elected by the Legsla
ture, and Secretary Of State by the people.
Three Commissioners to be elected by the people, for
term Of six years each, Gone every year constitute
Board of Public Works, &c.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

Professor AGAssIz, the naturalist, arrived at Key
West Florida) on the 18th instant. A correspon-
dent of the Savannah Republican says
"He attached to the coast survey, nominally His
object is to make an investigation Of the Florida reefs and
keys subject OF great interest to the scientific and commercial
world These keys and reefs continually increasing in
number and sze The Of their formation and their
desnythe keys having asye just emerged from the water,
and the reefs being placed along the edge Of the Gulf
the great commercial highway to the Gulf of MeIco--are
matters awaken the attention both Of the theoretical and
practical inquirer The high reputation Of the Professor leads
to the expectation that his Iabon will give light and know
ledge upon this yet comparatively untrod eh of science
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.
BALTIMORE, JANUARY 3O-5P. M

BALTIMORE, JANUARY 3O-5 P. M.
regret to learn that MesEs. adams q Co.'s Express,
while route from Philadelphia to Baltimore last night
robbed of two boxes of Mexican dollars containing S. O0O
This is very serious loss No clue has yet been had the
thieves The money of course will be made up to the
by the propetors of the Express with their usual
promptness.
Sales today Of 900 bbls Howard street -four at $780, and
100 bbls. at $4.56. Red wheat 100 l04 CENTS white
do los lis cents Con yellow, 81, and white, 81 cents
BURLINGTON, (VT.) JANUARY 80.
most destructive fire has occurred here The entire
range Of buildings known the Setson block Church
street, together with several other buildings in the rear in
cluding Chenden courthouse and county Jail,
tirey consumed.
BUFFALO, JANUARY 80.
The steamboat John Adams, from New Orleans bound for
Cincinnati, sunk yesterday afternoon near Green
ve in five minutes after she struck the cabin parted from
her hull and broke her in two Over hundred lives
were lost including all the deck hands and of the fire.
men. All the cabin passengers escaped
- WHEELING, (vA.) JANUARY %.
Destructive FIRK-HEAvr Loss.-A fire broke out at
hafpast FIVE o'clock this morning in the extensive gassbow
ing establishment Of Messrs SWEENEY BELL Before the
flames could be subdued the entire building consumed,
including the cutting, grinding and packing rooms The
o,a loss estimated $4,000, which, unfortunately,
here was no insurance Before the fire had done burning
made by the propetos for rebuilding and they
hold themselves in readiness fill the spring orders The
blowing department not injured and it is still in full
operation.
->..a New ORLEANS, JANUARY "a.
An alteration took place last night at the Veranah house
between men, named Engton and the other Byard
The latter received two fatal sabs and died almost instantly
Apot NJ hall yvhc
to and shot young lady dead the spot The reason
this terrible act because she refused elope with him.
They had been engaged to be married. but the dy parents
objected.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

Ba1rIsH FRIESDLINEss-On the goth Of December last,
Her Britannia Maesty's Infexble, Capt Dyke,
conveyed from San Juan to Charges nearly four hundred
American czans who found congregated at the former
place under circumstances Of distress and suffering They
were returning Caornans, who had selected the Nicaragua
rou and reached San Juan, where they expected to find
the Of conveyance home but disappointed Many
were sick, others nearly desute and food and
deahe little village Of San Juan having ade-
quae the sustenance Of such numbers of strangers for
whom the prospect gloomy and alarming Under these
circumstances the conveyance of the party to Chages, to
meet the American return steamer act Of relief and
deVerance and the travellers expressed their gratitude to
Capt Dyke and his officers in series Of resolutions strong
B depicting the kindness and generosity by which they had
been rescued from gerous dilemma ma-Ph North Amer
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

MASSACHUSETTS SENAToR.-The Coalition in
the House of Representatives of Massachusetts
have agreed with the Senate in electing ROBERT
RANroUL (Dem.) to the Senate Of the United States
for the residue Of the term Till the 4th of March
nexD made vacant by the resignation Of Mr.. WEB.
srER, and which has been supplied by Mr.. WIN
Soiers, it lis said, have been induced thus to fulfil
to the utmost extent their contract with the Demo.
crats in the hope that the Democrats will yet con.
form to their bargain in electng Mr.. SUMNER to
succeed Mr.. Rantoul.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-01

The Bill for the reduction of the rates of Post
age, which passed the House Of Representatives
some days ago, and on being received in the Sc
nate was referred to its Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads, was yesterday reported
back to the Senate with some material amendments,
which are incorporated in the copy Of it that ap-
pears under the proper head, in this days paper.