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The New York herald., 1851-08-06
TIE MARSHALL TESTIMONIAL.

r. RAND DRAMATIC JUBILEE, IN HONOR or
~ L. y. hARSHALL. ESQ.
a. CAs7tI G,npvN. Tpesdsy. August H. 1881.
Tho following she lat sri order cf perarr
mcpciuE st 10 o'ocek Ia sLe norIr, and closing ~
rssr P.pT.
ssggqirs and ,pI"eriv, east
s French Vaudeville, with VI. kSmp and COMPANY.
4. FGs Seul, b Miss TIrliui!.
be Eartretti FsEily, II {. fayorite performance
o. tisAt HOPE. ty Htrr Cl.Ee md Leon JayeiiL
J. The German VaudtS lie With G hurg'ha as dr,ctor
e The Ctud tala Ciesa b. all she Co7rsuy, under tie
dis ttion sf N. SAretrtk.
nissor vita music.
SEsorp PART
J. The Sohooi er Sanda b. Amer-r.a and "a Oh per.
tOrmlrs
Cfsad byctti nent By sac Rsyels AVID RDus,e Family
4 Grand GfCTtVTe, > tLe combine 4 Orchestra.
S. light Rope ty Mons Bic siE.
G. Creni derlag Of II: sNeTs she Battery brlgc by
Tickets One b0i,sr Uniting person to the enra
fornaree from 10 Geisek in tho morning IL o'clock a.
they Please without carge during the day end
eveninr FOR sale u .he priasiIr ses &usie st,s
snd at tie ohts of tie Executive Ccnmitee, 5roadw
Trtrrson .-aias Tor ts jubilee Will be rua On the Col
u wing raiircs ~ and s.eambtst routes:-
Albany and New itrk-People Line u steamboats,. tay
and aight
T,ey iad New s,saiatSsts In p,rs SSa Troy.
srec'tl train l-o1 Phlade.p .phia at o'clock Tuosday
rgorning. aad return e. occtk wednesday aferncen
Bos,cn and New York and Intermediate places.
Care May IiEe Of steamboats,.
All the above line vii IAN o. hsf c rsuG! fare.
BY nj IGritC VIII the So ca Island tcts
Br6oiiy fSry tos.s. J,s,sy city ltNen sad Williams.
porormtncos Csst!e Gareon .asJe peoI
any Pert of TIE a. the sty 20 retaru, without
isn The various l.nt % ouuusss viii he ia attendance
for the tonytnence o residents IN the UPPER Part Of ths
city.
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sympa,ny fpr ,h. CUBAN Patriots.

lpom the tvnsVIe (ky) Courier July 81
ceFera! gentlenen, CO.. rCRlc for Cuta, auorg
whom, n 80 learu, was 8 son Of Colonel Tibbatts
reached This city yesterday morning. The officer
in command ut Newport Barracks, we further
learn, despatched to the proper authoritie, here.
by telegraph, gisipg the information as to who had
left this inissicI and instructing their arrest
Upon VIA authority these orders were transmitted
here we have Let beer able 20 ascertain; bat owing
to the quick mc7cments Of the gcatIeincn destined
fer Cuba, on from some other cause arrests we're
maee. IL Is ROT 20 be concealed that great nauy
are contepp pa tirg volunteering for the Cuban re.
v0luticn. They walt 20 from all parts Of tae West,
bur in sufficiently large uuIbe.s 20 excite sus
Ficien while O. thc;r wsy south.
Frcn the CINCINNATI Gazette Jaly 81
nun Der Of yvuDg Inc o FROM this city lCf.. per
steamer, yesterday pior, ing, 20 join the Cuban in
sEnect0a. Il nUnlbeT OF posters were scattered
yesterday, proposing wages Of sixty 60 seyenty
doilsrs per rnon.h for abloSodied young men.
Tley vvIe understood TO be fol recruits FOX the
Cuban movement.
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The State Elections.
KENTUCKY.


LourvItLE, Aug 6, 1851.
There e doubt Of the reelection to Congress o.
Linn Boyd (dem.) over II. N. McCsrty (whis) ia the
trst district.
In the second district, Benz +. Gray, Grdependent
whig) j. certainly elected Jefferson Jennings,
(vhg) and Benjamin Johnson (dern)
The returns from the fifth dhtrict favorable FOR
Cltment G. HILL (whigi over James Stone dem
Both parties claim the election in the seventh,
Louisville district and the resn,. still in doubt The
probability however, is, that Humphrey Marshall
(Sh:r) reelected by about dfty majority David
MerIiS..ber, (dem)
In the eighth district j. G. Breckenridge, tdem "a
elected over Gen. Leslie Combs, (wbs) The former
beats the latter about $50 votes in this (the Ashland
district.
r. Il. Stanton (ieml IL probably elected in she
Tenth district, over ". c. Marshal
Louisville city has elected three whig and demo-
cratic Repre- ntative, ana one whg Senator
Samuel Loca, Is supposed to be elected over Mont.
eomeFy Blair Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
So far regards the Governorship, L. W PcweI
DEM eppears to be gaming largely Archibald Dixon
(rhig). Ike contest between the two is very close
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A additional European News.

Bcsros, August &, 1851
T.e carnship EuTepa Capt Lott arrived at this per
at slf past five o'clock s:ter passage of ten days aud
seven hours The mails Wiz leave to morrow morning
for New York
Annexed axe few sdditcnal items Of European
neRs
Ths National Guard CT Cbaitebralt has been dissolved
by decree Of the President IL will be RENE aba.ed it
was at this place the President wss nsulted en- tho
ceca.i,n Of his yisi. to Poictiers.
expected that the Councils General VIII be con-
voksd for th e5h August AID That the proposed motion
to adjourn the Assembly from Argus. 18th to October
1,h. VIZ lie adopted.
81 frneste BsEocte ison Of the Minister OF Foreign
A-a-sj has been sent en- special mission 10 Italy.
oiiIon Barrot it Is said, will form n ministry.
The Minister Cf ina has presented 20 The Assembly
bin authorizing the formation of bank in Algeria.
A Cbslntog of Commerce Of Mhouse has declared
ths. Algerian cotton u Superior quality &c any the
AnCricca eetten-
Tie harvest longer ,nsp'rcs apprehension, aud
iaiE avssss, crop is confidently expected ty all
r-cm Prussia Austria, Piedmont, Germany and Rus.
sia th,ro ~ not a wori Of Interest
Prom Denmark and tie puehes W. learn that the
new Copenhagen cabinet has nct yct published pro.
rraue Of the principles which Il il prepared 10 act
stn the ministry is popular
Prince Christian q Deecks has been adopted rs
the future heir to the crown.
F-cmtbe Roman States We have awful details Of
demnatiob- to death, to aoggnz to the ealley,, to
exile snd imprisonment At FSrvaga, Lieutenant OF
Austrian Cabineers was stabbed whereupon ths Csrbi-
neers rushed from their barek. hot down .hs 8r.t
per. cns they met;
The Pore returned to Rome on tbe 18th
Tie free port Of Venice sclemriy opened ou the
9Nh ultimo
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIpENT-TnE TRIAI. OF DAY
FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE, ETC.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDENT-TIIE TRIAL OF DAT
FOR THE MURDER OF HIS WIFE, ETC.
WAsHtScros, August 8, 1851.
The President accompanied by tho Secretaries Of War
and the Interior, went to Virginia to-day.
rAe jury in the Day case came In at i've o'clock and
found hi guilty indicted for the murder Of his wife
with REORGANIZATION to the Executive for comma
tation OF the Punishment The Judge said the Execu
tive had no SUCH power and Mr. Bradley remarked tha
the penalty was death The Jury poed the first four Of
them, Adams, Bradford, ~asden, and scrivner, the
answer of guilty Charles Mann, cot guilty, therefore
the jury had to retire and did not reu before
meDt
The Republic (whig has long editorial -e,,seng over
the harmonious termination Of the whg troubles la New
York. and appealing to the South 10 stand by the admin
istratien and the compromises.
The Union (dem publi hess statement from General
Foote Of his late difficulty with General Quitman He
denies that he the subject Of Cuba into their
debate and shows that Quitman seeking an oppcr
tunity Of bringing about rupture with him.
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The Opern as Castle Garden.

TIE cpora cf rruani" drew very large and eiess ut
audience lest isht, and the enthusiasm produced ty
tbs psriclmsnce has never Lcon surpassed during the
fesscn. Ma-ini ssng With massive power and effect
which be las not exceeded on any other occasion
Eadsii Carries ainitsbiy aitistica nnt his adj
usttle style vCs hiebiy appreciated. Bettini in
bis best yeiA, and gave unqualified sstisfscl0u wo,e
Trus did Vordcrs With the uuric Of btrr5}.. A the
lCriou,rs werg cali cut again sEd again auid ten
resfs q applause Tonight Roberto DeyerauN' Will
Ns r'rTecrtd with rcwsrfti cast. Ertin shines par
tcuaI'y IN t.s 0TVra and Truth snl Costni make she
kctns. q Il very ~ resting.
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Brrv,to. August 5, 1851
terrific gale commenced last night which attained
It's height about two oclock this morning The schooner
H. Gates frsm the urrtr lakes for Montreal lost her
sails ard put in here for repairs sbo viii have to dis
charge her cargo Of grain.
The schoouery J. o. Ward rua upon the pier while en-
denvcrirg 10 make this barber and suak simcs iHmc
dstely. II Il fea-ei she will We total toss
The sehoon,r Sam Hale else cane IN badly injured and
We expect te hear Of fuhsS 1ksers tom 70 ~ saSe
The gs.e has svbsilsd
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rc. Rock. Hvrrs-Eata Cnnnn.I.

TOR IfIENTTIs
TIE hcst O. oFtistng vessel ioored in rot CoTe
wi b- archOrd Tot Rock to-mcsros She VIII
disPlsy whit Nag ~ mast head, ana red tag during
tbs usght
1 :. vtty s-nile thlt tbs large steamers should
sschrn thrr yed While passing through the Gate,
the e - swell caused by their usually rapid progress
tbr--Sh THE channI viii greatly interfere with the
oIV-Ttlr~ vcsssi.
This vsssl ncal e feet long 22 :et Fidc With
boW Sud stern terr mating la ycint the sides are
rGh lcu cylinders painted red The Goat will drop
fcu dnchor cue 10 each quarter II 4 ao furnish "a
With c1. ul franCi,' Innialc lie bosls ndcr.
NsT E1Es, ggust ., 1851 T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

TuEATs wlTn TN Siorx IypIANS.--Wc learn
from tie Ct Foul Pioneer that the trca,y with the
upper bands Of Sioux Indians had, doubtless, bee
made, sud that II then remained to treat with the
lower bands assembled at Mcndots. No difficulty
was expected IN thai quarter. |, is not stated
What amount Of territory has been acquired by
this negotiation, but VIC observe that Commissioner
Lea, ia bis pcech, indicates his desire TO purchase
AL territory as for west Lake Traverse. running
M 10 the Red River OF the North, aud down 20 the
western border OF lowa-all that Il ey own east Of
the Mississippi We nre not informed rs 20 tho
SUN to be paid for this territory. but rumor puts IL
down at three millions OF dollars. Presents
amounting Ia forty thousand dollars were 90 be dis
tiibuttd on the signing Of the treaty Much diver
y o. opinion existed rs to tue extent Of land 70 be
cold, and the money 10 be received for Il, although
all wCic willing to sell. 1Rc lndians were con-
vineod that they must sell or perish so precarious
is the chase. The sioux Indians number, in all,
atout 70 900 souls: and their territory extends from
the ctded lands in Iowa and Wisconsin. 10 the ter
ritory belonging 20 the As5irniboins and other
tribes, which divides their sorthcrn boundary from
Fritish An erica. Their limits extend southwest
ward from the Misissippi, n ross the Missouri, as
near to tho Rocky Mountains as their rowing
bounds, known rs the Tetons, and follow the budd.
10 ranges. The Sioux Of the plains live upon buff
falo, and a many as nine hundred lodges Of them
we're enenmncd together last summer.--Si. Louis
(hio') R'irHtcan, Jn(y ~.
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ti The New cay Bank stock of Hart Gord.

HARTFORD, Aug. q 1901
There ~es quite excitement and rush for the New
City Bank stock this afternoon The books opened
at the Connecticut Insurance Office, the rcom was
jan med full and the sidewalk in front blocked up 6y
the crowd; hats smashed and the glass on the
door. broken The Office closed at six O'Clock, when it
is said 7o shares had bean subscribed fox being 2ooo
ehsrs than the whole capital atocs which is to be
q 0as.
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THE WAITE, RING PLACns.

:
nIJION's PAVILION BOTTL. NEW RocHELLr.-
- Two OF thee family reems can be lad for the talanc
Of the aalie terms Early application Is
noesstry Ale tituAliea l. desh.;u healthy asi easy Of
aceess.
NJ ORRIs HoCsE.-By JACOB wOLCOTT NORRIS
eonneetien ritf sny stssr HsusSl-fe the oabiie-is
house s situated he nsrn of the Atautr Ocean,
trncng front OF ove- 40 fgt Families willing 70 spend
The season as watering rsec ean be ted "a tht
comfortable and modsrato terms. Par
hcuIr attention rad 70 the comfort OF ladies' Ales
tcrs, wints. nluors, end scgs-s always ca haai.
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CcE-EsrONpNACE pErNEEn 4 CENILENAs IS .OWTu
ChDoTINA AND LIT,. WEBSTER.
Hon DaHlk,.N LIJSI EE-licar Sir: The que siono
the right Of State &c secede fro the uol 10, ss
you are doubtless aware, producing at his time ip
this part OF the On!on, incOrsideraco degroe OF
excitement. Ana as II .s a question Ia which every
free American Is directly concerned n question
upoa which every free American should be correct
ly informed, upon is decision mas dep ud the
future prosperity and happiness misfortune q nd
ruin cf this great countTy-and belle rng. a. | do
that tcm yCar intimate acquaintance with the
principles upon which our government is based,
aaatbe oIcrnticn Of all It's naehiuory, you are
tircly competent 20 gise uron this, as upon all
other questions of Ike character. correct iulora-
ton; aud being anxiou. myself. many others arc.
10 possts correct views with regard to this subject
| desirc you, valuable ! !Spos your tino 70 be.
% devote moseIt in EiyiIc an answer 10 the fol-
loving iutori cgatory;-
4" 10 Jou believe that state has right b se-
ce3e from the niou,'
By answering this question, sig, you viii confer
q favor upon many q yUgr county men here, VINO
believe, as Go, that opirion OF yours, thus cX.
pr, cd, would 70 very iaT toward quie ting the eN-
ctcnClt that the agitation Of this sukec. has pre-
duccd IN tais section q the | nioI.
With profound admiration Ger your character as
an Ali Iican statesman. and sincere regard Cor sou
as "A American citizen,
] am, 81, your ObcdisEt servant.
July -. lS.l,
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MrnrER IN NAssAs, n. N.--A man namel 10.
bert Crisscy was murdered on Friday evening, the
18TH Of July, az is suspected, by man nimod Dan
tofth lodge. IL appears they were seen together
that evening, and hal been drinking consider, ,by
nnd when Dodge was brought before tho dying man,
no declared him TO be the murderer. Dodge imme-
diately fed, and has net been heard Of since. lie
" an Cd oteudcr. and has served ono term in tho
State Irson Crissey was about 10 years Of age,
and leaves family. The Coronef's verdict was
" Ctissey came TO his death hy blows rccoivedf from
ntnforth Dodge, wilfully and malciously. on the
ASsh ei July '-ditany ~, ~ dsiss, Apg.t
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ArlUsEMENrs IN BROOlSLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN neutrality-suspicious. Is
NI cents i'riyats Boxes 81 To eonmsuee az O'clock
precisely, aud terminate at 0i. Wednesday evening Aug
thC rertomsnees will with extrasts from DAN 10
CoIFERrIFLD-CrSh ueep Mr.. 7. ID Jeanstsn Pesotty
pcrhsid Mr. Palmer Niesheld Mt flsrenes hgne, Mise
Crcckor; Mia Trotwood, Miss Cooks Mrs. kcawttr Mru
Dunn, Emily, Miss Tay lepre After which hy desire THE
SWlss SWANS. Popular Dance, by Mis- Tayeurt and Mr.
Fletcher 10 conclude with TuE ROW NJ TuE MILL
TARY GARDEN.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

AwRIcAN SHAWL NANrACrrEE.--1 The bay
state Mills have recently sold 100 cases. numbering
nearly quite 5000 shawls, for The Canada market,
60 n regular dcaier ihcre, who can afford 60 pay q
duty of ~ per cent and sell his goods alongside Of
Biitish productions at a profit. Tho production Of
shawls IRON some Of the principal mills Inc current
year will be as folowsi-lanes icy Oo., nearly
state Mills the grost pioneers in this work,
3s5. COO: Waterloo Co 22O00 Empire state Mills,
a0.0rp: Poacodale Mil, Duncan & Cunningham
and one or two smaller makers, say 25,O0O; making
a total Of ig2oc0, or nearly half million of the
medium snd better class Of goods. produced in This
country in single year. NdrqrS ~ y Adfu.
hso, dag ..
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senator schooanaksr-rhe Presidency oI
vaion College,

ALBAss, August 5, 1851
Marius schocnmsk.r has resigned his seat in the se
nate cf this State
lsropcr.ed that Dr Nott has resi1red the presi-
drncy of Union colcge and that the Rev Dr. Hickck
Of the Auburn Theological sernnary, has been selected
his The financial condition q that college
8 now under inTesl eation by committee. The true
.ees intend TO submit full r,ror. q its affairs to the
uext I.r{s'ature
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE risHrNG BANKS,
NJ every day. except Sstard,ysfare - oers cash way
The well knovn steamer BIFEALO Cart. Smith win
leave TsuHend street a. ~ Canal street, ~ Gyane
street, ss; Catherine street sh Picv Ne. NCrG River
A. NJ returning by z. n. KircsAnep.s, tshss tackle
SC, provided On beard.
r. RAND ExcURgoNS TO COMET ISLAND LAND.
NJ ing 81 Fort Hnaltos each vny-fare l2r cents
The steamer TROJAN, Catt J. N. Rodnsn, wII make
daily excursions. leaving fccvs-Mofniag Trirlrsm
sting street halt o'cock. %. and Laitptr
u. and st 81 From rief g. n. r.. hs ksLpast To- snd
tociock. Morning tr isVa Foct Hs ailton AIS NJ Nc
halls trice 60 chidrtn.
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From the south.

BALrlNcRs, August = 1851
The Southern mail has arrived by which learn
that ;here ssvents cholera deaths in New Or
leans, during the week ending the 2Sth ultimo.
The wings u she Third District Of Louisiana have
nominated George w Wstorston, for Congress.
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a., Fa.Sh.MuLhS -, M ~ i,h - .ofa. a., =, -
srG Mics 'rof Mr. and Mrs Russe cA1 and Mr.
Mrs Brsnly Mr. and Mrs Pike Mr. sad Mrs Wsrren Mr and
Mrs Chamberlain four children and servant Mr. and Mr
Warren snd Mr. and Mrs Newark hrt Tuloek and twc
eLtren, Niss Ballantade ks Page, Nest uealy Chaud
Wtddls rcrrs Eddy. Russ Robertson. Benson. Eewards
srfs, Iwart. Brown Gray EwelL Barrie. Newer Hughcs
Ecsshsy, Chsttton, kcrdhsrgsr Williams, Byers sdton
Cock, ftynsbody, Rollins, Russ. Sartin.
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BALTlMohI, August Q, IooI
The Chamber OF Commerce at Charleston have award
Cd sGCo salvage 70 the parties who succeeded in saving
pol tion Of the cargo Of the chip Alliance.
The Union Of the secon3 Congressional District,
Georgia, have nominated james Johnson for Congress
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

Ayr from NYerk ga, Jasper, at Quecns,e~n.
Sli fer NTork 2ist Mary Kendall from Cad8t; 2tth
john Carrier. from LiNtrpool Amelia, from Dublin.
AR from Ckarlestcn 18th, Richard, at Strslsund
Arr from NOrlesns lTth, Ssgundo Erilio at Nigc.
Slt fron hlcxsndria I'D, Caroline, from Deal.
tOvr Tel report yesterday from Halifax stated several
vttls at cleared at Southern rors for Barceoa AFR
az Sligo, instead Of VIGIL
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Departure Of Volunteers To
Aid in the Cuban Revolution.
THE ST ATE III BOTTOMS.
|->---"--||-N-N'|-0~~o~0+-ooS
FURTHER E ROPEAN ITEMS,
&c, &e., sc.

Departure or another Cuban Expedition
under Gen. Lopez-Mass Meeting TO CeIe-
brate the Event, SC.
NEw ORLEANS, August 2, 1851.
The steamers Cincinnati and Pampero sail to night for
Cuba. General Lopez goes in the Pampsro, and num-
Der Of men, with arms, &C., on board The Gin
cinnati hhs regularly cleared at the Custom House.
mass meeting is holding to celebrate the depar
ture, and great enthu siasm and excitement prevails
The New York herald., 1851-08-06

MJE-TU - ALABAvA-on the evening &C fri-
day, the 18th inst, our usually quiet village was
the scene Of painful AMI unexpected tra gedy that
rtsultCd in the death cf Anderson Baldwin, one OF
the uc.t respectable citizens in The county. Il ap
Issfs from what VIC learn that Mr.. Baldwin and
Major BcIand became engaged in political con-
troyctsy. ard la the heat Of the debate something
was sgid by B that III. construed into an impcach-
mCnt OF he vCracity. lie struck u. with his hst
Who returned The blow, and IN this way several
blows fasscd between them. They were on The
point, EoWtyCr, OF being separated without injury
TO either. whCn Orlando Holland .on Of Major H.,
was seen to draw n knife from his bosom aad ~ IA
On baldwin, and strike 10 him with the knife. ".
stag gcrCd and leaned the wheel ola carriage for
support; be looked ut his right breast, aud cx-
cllimcd. " am dead man." The blood was then
seen gushing from bismoulh and breast The knife
penetrated about Eve inches. Immediately below
the clavicc or collar bono, and severed either tho
sulClavian artery or the nItTi1 iHHoiinai1 on the
right side. Medical assistance was Immediately
obtained, but an examination Of the wound showed
that il was mortal. lie was taken into The piazza
of the hotel, and laid down, where hs expired in
about hall an hour after the wound wos Inflicted
notwithstanding there wa acrowd of nearly hun
dcd persons present. the deed vas done 90 quickly,
and in the confusion and uncertainty that any injury
Lad been il ilicted, that yourg Holland succeeded
in mounting horse that was standing near, and
made his escape. llo was pursued as far as bic
hshor's house, when tho sheriff was told that he
had stopped there a short timo before for q fresh
horsc, on which he s.apcd into Georgia. - CrIr-
ford (dIa.) fdbomaH, JWy3l.
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From Hssfon.

sroEErAal vEs.rSR--rArAL RAILROAD AceipESr'
Bosrcv, August 9, 1851.
Hen Dani,i Webster and family arrived at the Revere
IIo,sc yesterday aud viii remain for two THREE days
man named Loved Fletcher residing at Chelmsford
Macs kicd this morning While attempting to cross
the railroad track at Groton
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Nrnrtn tNu FEcFArLE evICirs A. NLs1Es, y. Our
ciJy .iast evening the q murder which has
Cxgied tie NEST general Interest al hands which
issnc,htr :cn.fu ohsptCr "A the history Oi love aud
cTnrs Edsin rrum an lr'shDiab. aged about ;venty-
n.c var. IN tho employ of Jcha Burnett u his
ic,f ny Ia the uFper past oi the city has Il appczrs
been ph) ing rttenon fer p.riod back young
giil LIutd Margaret GHrrnty, wh3 was engaged s.
at the North Nsr1 Hotel. According TO reports
the affair lad proceeded for as 20 ,tNd %
nelt fcr thrir marriage During tie period how
cvrg thai brpB lad been also engaged t.
TIE. glil aLd On Sunday Last ilsgred 10 her and
cuut q Tesits in Plane street DrcckCr Las
shc intended 70 SU hiu, aud showed carving
knife vhirh Size had ssc0rcl fr thsi purpose.
About ilt o'clock, rrum aud his wife walk
log IN Plane street, near the corner o. New, and
Msifaft approached them, and fey Ing Now tor H. Ed
win pangti be cuIng krife ttO ln 10 the depth of
nine il ches The unfortunate man gave shudier,
vailed for fbcft dis lance uud suddenly fell dead.
The bn5y ~ the murdered men taken 9, the
watch lone. whes Drs. pouLhertg and Grant be-
60 be- IN The IrighbcGhood Of Tho htan After COM
Bittir. tie dte1, Margaret, according 70 reports,
I3ccttd,d bone and iuiCrmCd the scrvsuts what
she had done Tho sfiar has crested the greatest
cit,mpnt ana tECusaud rcp,rt IN oirt ulaon to
The character Cf he inttrcorsc between the murcrcss
ard Ter Tlctn Her FurICsC itntly Il pre-
meditation but whether the refut of viniict,e passion
furd diseased We unable % determine. We
undcriand hat Wh,n she yrturncl Lcrc sho expressed
rtprrt fcr the deed ctmucr lien for the victim
IL Is sad that lie exhibited tho knife afcrgart,s IN
c1U,ting manner ald said thAt she should drps n
htTEtn cr 20 70 New York. The gensra iUprestion
on al ti,t appear 90 le List shc has coumittei sui
eide tni that hus closcs the curtain upon this dced Of
death and crme.--Nerai (N.J) Mr-ipy. .iug. 3.
The New York herald., 1851-08-06
INiilA AEA.

ssnpsi ". TSsser (whig) has been elected to Con-
erpss IN .he Fou-Ih district by SIS majority George
". Ji.an.
Ia ths Flfth district. Thomas 4 ueadriok (depn MS
been q, Ted over " 6. Rush by over 600 majority
warren county returns shig and ons deniocrs,
TO the L gislsture