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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Jn0ia Rnbbcr Goods.

INDIA RUBBER SHOES. S.-FRAUD!
4 -Afer all the fraudulent attempts to deceive the
public the combination evidently g. allow the aQ-
preaching Eail Term 0f Court 70 pass without i14L
charge tins advance while there plenty time -
prepsr--and cali upon the combination g produce Wit
nesSesAdolphus Stone and John Bckf7rt. persons IN
their employ a-anSf whom have attachments. o cone
forward and their TESTIMONY This they dare nN
DO. -sd fhey dare not come 20 tral before lury
Tns charge and that the pre-erded patents are
a fraud AID snd NJ prove and establish i m Court
whenever the combination venture o trls before ury
II they innocent of ths charge. allow the witnesses %
come upon the stand. and them secreted Bring
the case 20 trial before Jury. For eight years have
charged the GoodycaT Patent 4 fraud and swndle
II not let them come before ury, fairly Until tbs =
done shame should keep al from any more c1wara
attacks IN the newspapers. HORACE II DAY,
owner If Z India Rubber Patents and Manufacturer
Xarehnnse. 3 Corfland-si New Nork.-Iay 80 lnl3
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
HOUSE WANTED.-The advertiser
Dasuerreoinpes an6 gnerapinss.

4 SHORT TALE Is SOON TOLD
IA Good Daxueueolype Llkesesses enclosed m haai-
some cssss for % cents. AZ rHOMPSoNS Skyhghi Gal
la MS Broadway Best quality instruments and mateals
rssj nv operators and all pictures guaranteed
t1rv Cal and hI. al SIS Brosdwa, hr>' da'r h-'~
o., c,tv Un,t.'.l a2!l I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

A CADEMI for BOYS. No. 50 Bond-St.
: The third wear II this Institution VIII commence
IN the isst WEDNESDAY of September The plan IT
this private School has been formed wiki view - u
ya'e more accurate knowledge & the dem languages
than usually acquired and to impau every instruction
necessary O. sound and polite educ ctlon and % due
araon 0r tile college tte counting house Clrcu-
lar IT the Academv containing the paTts lisr>
references and terms. be obtained a MeSsrs h
Lockwood y son NJ. al Broltway, n n -
c HARDNEYFR.
.upO sSNXSSs P1nc'pAl. No 50 BOnd-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
AIRS. BAILEY las removed her School

M from NJ ID Carroll Place 10 20 . "est i,,.i'
tne IT, Jrc 9Th alt VIZ Fe-1peh % 81
DAY Tie 3,h Il S-IteE4JeT a., - 4'-4-~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
tured under GOOyYEARS pstent-ILe Newars
lndia Rubber Manufacturing Company store 50 Maiden
lane, New-York; factory, Newark, Ney jersey ey-Ths
Company manufacturers and wholesale dealers IN al
ne different articles manufactured under Goeyear
Patent and guarantee all their goods ~ beng ena n
enshy representation. Merchants are requested 20
call All goods are warranted stand climate. The
M lihArsl terms IN country dealers
HfRAN HUTCHINSON. Presden,
YARREN ACKERNAN. Secretary au21 HpDsN~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
4 TRAVELLING COMPANION t0

~ INVAIIDS. srd sREIIri from WEAKNESS ~
IaNGVOR m HOT WEATHER d hr0sc inyai = -
eralV but sSt ialy those alun- under sutuN deir
ties ami weakness and lansuor. tSc,hst VIA hronchsA
CONSUMPTION DYSPEPSIA nervousness sud pr1ap>us pirn
NAV End immediate relief to their sg3cfinCs. As weA !.
fr,,n the pr>trating influence 4 heat; ~ he Il d.
RANNlNG> rcceutly improved Mechanic. lpp07,
which 81 hf COO ard oWf'taele ta' ~ feeble ~.
should think # lesyins the cav without then NS
When properly fitted g. he hs. the eleci ut ever k
81 icing sccmneiey removed, bvthe hrw su9N,n a N.
smS ~ the bsck and the slups spfRs n The base a u,
abdomen.
The medical grof,ssi sd community svnefals arr q.
Ni,d 10 az examination of the Travelling Nompanion ~
o nr inventions tor the reltf of human slrrn~s, a n
BANNING ) oAice. No. i6 Meme ST l,w doom tna
Canal AUS Mum fSSf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

NOR THE IlLES.-D lPHAMS
i EIECrU AIRY tan internal reme,y) - a certain cure
for thai istres slng aud DANGEROUS complaint the Piles
Fsr sume OF the most onisns cures On ncur
R"wsrv Where the medicine can be- obtained Remem
her No i95 BnNcIy. doots abo,e Spitng - aud als 81
Ma loo Chambers 81. and by MTs hsys. Ne ~ fulton
~ Rrooklyu aus imralhSS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
miscellaneous Advertisements.

4 REFRESHMENTS are inserted in
the best papers other cities and towns II '. h.
PAlMERS AiyertiSa- Agency. Tribune Building. aul3
ANY PERSON desiring to dispose of
purchase Real Estate. Kind Of Business, are
recommended toc4l al tAe NEM-lORh REAL ESTATE
OFFICE. Ne 063 Bower, - the CHARGES moderate,
aud all Transactions made thore Sajsactory wanted as
above number o arms az pnces from 500 20 $1,000,
also houses and lots the ciiy and vicinity also. to ex-
charge houses ana lots farms. Applications are re-
ceNsd for ihr purchase ana sale OF teS and other husl-
For further partr ua.s apply az Ne 6SS BFoad~ay
corner of Arity. aGly I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
ASH AND BLINDS FOR SALE.-

SASH AND BLINDS FOR SALE
- large quantity OF the best quality x BLINDS, of
different sze> 70 suit purchaser f,r sails by tha sIosc
ber. ai hs Sash and Blind Factory, Rntchs saw NAL
Buildings, NJ 1873 Bank = North RIVER where ne : pre-
pared - furnish SASH BLINDS anG SASH DODR> ~ tne
shortssi notice a. the lowest cash prices The suosr
has large amount Of improved mach Rey. ny whca he
can tuna out frOn twenty - fly niows dav GIVE
call CHARLES Y SMITH.
auis iu' No. I3S Bank \.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
EDGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Princeton v Tbs inst,utCr VII he Opcssi lnier
the SUPERVISION Of the Trustees Of the College Of N-s
Jersey Nov 1881 The course N instruction designed
q aiord 1 thorough prepar1iioa -. Iosese
r " CATTELL. lp-...,-
II C. CAMERON, '''"N'PN>
Terms s225 Per aunlul PAYABLE half weary IN aiVance
Seasons 4 garucs "a the irsf Wednesday o. Nov. ana
arsi Wednesday OF May. and continue ~ weeks each
agso 6v TUlkS Saf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
CHEAP ROOFING. NG.-GOODWIN'S
r,IRF BPJCKS. MALT KILNTILES.
VOHN D'HOMERGVE, Recu6er and

III UT1.N
AZ DrstAler HONEST JOHN, a'er having passed
through ordeal Of fire ~ asan ara ready 20 supply
his custsrs ana the liquor trade generally VITA best
a pure Srsrts iupor1ed Brandes Gin ard Wine Cali.
ron in Of superior article a. hs Old place 40 es'
seysu.senth-st le Az SeveDsh-sveaue. mv5s 3B'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
HAIR MATTRESSES .-Rrs-
I EE'S UNRIVALLED STEAM.

u BLACKING Tits article. 50 long and well known
beautiful eth black gloss warranted 70 keep IN
climate improves by age and celebrated for preserving
sd soenng leather For sale. wholesale and retail n
the old warehouse. No agent for Mhers Water
proof Paste. au23 lmsInSIh'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
IMPORTANT to DRUGGISTS ant
GOLDEN AUSTRALIAN WHEAT

Maths heat - celebrated for IT, great weld aud
strength Of stalk not liable TO rust OF the attacks ot
the y Forty bushels per have been grown oi IL
the past season. A. b. ALLEN co. No> 1872 and l9l
IA Wafer-sf au26 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
DROF. R. NJ BROWNS CLASSICAL

Il and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, No, 67l. BIoat"ay,
between Beecs and Amty fh year of TINS IN
,tltuton VIII open on MONDAY Se9temoer8 The mum
Der OF pupils limited u Nenis -nVr al oh- huts uD
lar, pef ar mum For further particulars, 0qure above
or a; No q Graudst Mons Durell, instructor N The
Fr,uch Language au25 4wTuThSSat'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
RR0TT,S COLLEGIATE INSrI.

- TUITION TOR YOUNG LADiE>-Rcv GOkHAM d
ABBOTT Prlrcrai Spne eler ln>iItuse Union ParN-The
Auiuusi Session. VII commence " eine,day Nc1t IT, Pn-
p,s requested he puacuay rsrea Al he oPeaaS
EE,rcises. az O'Clock 4 VI.
Ntw-IoJk Mon ;ay Aug 15 1851 augo I"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
professional Notices.

VAIL d ROOT, DENTISTS, late OF No
373 Broadway, have removed 80 NJ. - Bond-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
ROOMS and BATH

u ROOM TO LET, without hoard go SINGLE gcnilemen
M a private family; gooi location Reference required
Appl at No IA Greene NJ. auO ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
TO THE PUBLIC-INDIARUBBE

~ I y
Il SHOES-Our attention has been called to an a.yer-
tsement by Horace n. Day published N ae Ne~-IorS
Herald of July H. 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer n
date, IN which sNer much uuEertsd a9ise OF our
attorney Wm JuGson ESQ hs asserts that Te dGre E0i
tfrs nth prG;i1q GO0cgcGTs PIfeHfS under or
own names and that he does not infringe Coos syears Pa
tents N the manufacture OF shoes
We have purchased license for ihe manrtaf'Ke II
Indla Rubber Shoes under Goyear Patents and paid
money and are daily gayng tarh for tie same ana any
other might nave done the same disposed 10 DO ~
rather than slrste upon oOdyears Patents We tRnk II
purchase night 10 yal- patent than -
infringe hh Day after having been prosecuted, ar-
know ledged GioodgsaTs nights. made settlemen; AMI
ssreed u future infringe his patents lie At
also who have for large consideration purchased our u
ceuSes and 0rk under them, and ef1rgs VI us
qi-rcflv dRd that Signatures. with pal;ng
uuon Gooyears Paerts the manufacture of hs shoes
which he u offering the pubic ana notice that
re and ali who arr concerned with hun purchasing
Wi be prosecuted Nev-Ycrk. July g. 1881
L. CANDEE, Harvard Rubber Co, by
WM. A. BUCKINGHAM Treasurer
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing CO.
II HUTCHINSON, President,
FORD co. vSu
TNION INDIA RI BBER COMPANY,
u Warehouse 10 NAsSAU-ST New YORK. offer Tor
sale everv description of GOODiEARS Patent Meta he
India Rubber Goods. comprising
Coats al styles, Amy and Navy Breast Pumps
C4oaks and Cepes Goods, Syunses,
Ponchos Fire Buckets and Gents Msfaic
Iegrlns. Pals Rubber Shoes,
Horse Covers Piano Forte Covers Ladies do
Horse Boots Crlmb Cloths, Cbldrens do
These goods all HorrsHfsd not 20 iec1mpose or sen
By Heat, or become ngld by cold
RfSiinD
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
INSTRUCTION onthe PIANO-FORTE

A Young gentleman, if.milar with the English and
German language who has hadmuch experience D" teach
ing the Piano. wonlG be haopy ~ Obtain iew scholars
more Terms Sl2 per quarter He would also IKE 70 o-
tam board IN family where he could lessons tor IT,
aJ.lr.sS M, y Rrnadwav Post-on.cs au2n 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Near Phmun Mrls. Baltimore Co. March "a. Il

Near rhWuN MilS. Baltimore CO. March u, lSol
The Cedar Tar may De taacn WIKI perfect safety B, al
ages and m diseases al the Stone, d. lungs throat and hi
news is tor the follow s,g diseases. va d's
repsa mdieestiou. loss 81 appetite. heHoNin Sstasi
en1a colds coughs. Inflammation 4 the chest. nlamns
th,oat .unset thrush u sore mouth, pafd
sure throat hrurshiris diseases OF the liver, ptntaoa
toe heart dfcuv ofm,>mg urno ialndis, nervous ,id
scToiuluu> afec,ns ulcers sores tierNons II me skh
Scaldhead, md ult diseases asing nom lnp ft tl, n
but ITS object more c>neCai1 >Ntng ui blood eoa
Sumption OF h. lungs and ur'nchtis Prce lTr phN 81
Rad Sands. No. 700 Fuiton.sf.. General As,ut
Sold aho 0, c n Rng ~ i92 Broadway y NJ Geos
NJ ~ RoWery Brigham Miller No lul Avenue ID 2
n Knapp. NJ 80, Hudson.St \ Coddingt'n. No lD
Hroadv ay aId Mrs EafS. No No Fulton 1t bIook.n
ap2i imruIhSA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Gousee tUantco.

hOUSE-Wanted to purchase, House
u and Lot IN fnookbn oT whhamshutgh, worth about
S2so0 II must be good ns,ghberaooi person hav
ng such one and purchaser by calling At No 2OS
Broadway, Once No. II, up Stars. auso ST
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

DOOMS a. LET.-ro let, t0 single Cen
Ntemen without Board IN private family two large
rOoms furnished faglor and Bedroom, No S Bond ST.
an21
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
VAMES r. WATERSTON, Proiesso
GREAT IMPROVEMENT in DEN

u TISrRN DR. NAFOIEON PkkTEhhEl tFrnot
Dents 3JJ Broadway. opposite Hotel de PhfHi inserts
most beautiful mcorEuptnie Teeth In sold manner,
W. bout paiu war nied % last pT hie DR. obtained ~
1850 the gold medal of the Fac Dc Med oi Psrs or ia
Dfoyemeni IA the manuiacGe and adapt alton II ATincia
Teeth Terms Yer, moderate BD IN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
CEDAR TAR-This Is peculiar pre-.
Rec, mmentations nom Physcans

Mrs Norrss Nldani-lt gives ne pleasure 70 ~
commend The favorable consideration % the public O1
valuable medicine. Cedar Tar VI bronchial ahec,oa,
and diseases oi the Lunss tHOM A oNlNN>, VI ID
Baltimore. March 27 tS3l
have made OF the Cedar Tar m my nmly hy the b.
rect ON of Or ThoS h Nrght and fud 10 avery valuable
med.ci-C m Colds. Coughs 81 one ot my children
aitac Acd with Catah yer. Which settled "a the luass
made use Of the Cedar Tar and ne perfectly restored
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Reduced from 81 10 50 Cent, per Bottle.
TRICOPHEROUS
NETS. FYKES, &c.-We
nOORS, DOORSl DOORS ~. p

- kmbal. No So Beekman-st.. has on hand or maNes
order the best klndned doors 70 be found m The coa
trall prices, from 81 p 70 Sl3 Also sash 7Al bIinas
for sale cheap. Purchasers invited 10 CAL e' "9ld
buv a good article cheap Y2J In cod
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
LNURNITURE for SALE. or Exchange
DENT-PAYERS, Look at this.-For

y Sale. a neat Cottage. and lo,, lO7 hy 2in., Grape
and Frni the yard and S7i worth o tagging
around the house The East BROOKLYN stages pass the door
The house three years odd For information apply At
NJ la4 Pe,rst New-Nork. Prcc 800 81 900 can re-
main for wears OH Mortgage au2l lws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

sW LET.-The fve-story brick Build
ine No ls2 Center-st erected expressly for mechani-
cal purposes Immediate possesSi0n gwen Apply at No
a. Chaul,crs-si H. Office ON first door. aulo 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

&TEAM POWER u LEr.-Three
NROOMS 100 ey y ieet, with Stean poweI Inquire of
Slu c. NJ SlMONSoN, Isl Lewis-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
FT0ncN
NlNDOW. PLATE and PICTURE

+ HOPKINS s BROTHERS,
Importers and DealelS BarCayst. next door % tie
AsiOT House. ly26 lmtuIhASat
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

~ YOUNG LADIES Mrs. NULIlGAN snt Mss
ROBERTS have removed from - Malkcr-st q 8 west
2istst first house we>t II oih- , Where they ~ orn
eir Boarrs ard pay School for Young Ladies IN ~ ~
DAY September g. 1851 An omnibus VII. be provided IN
the accommodation 4 ps WHO reside IN distant paris a
the CucusTs b. obtained t the staie 1i Nr h
LOCKWOOD son, or AZ J West 2ls,-si.
auf2 swTuIhSSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03

MR. BOUTWELL, ON THE SLAVE QUESTION.
The following resolves which were introduced in
to the Legislature of Massachusetts, last year by
Mr.. Boutwell, and supported by him in an able
speech, may be taken as an index of his views and
opinions upon the slavery question.
RESOLVED, That Congress has the power, and it is
its duty, to make all needful rules and regulations
respecting the Territories of the United States and
that one needfu rule is the prohibition of domestic
servitude therein
Resolved, That the integrity and permanence of
the American power on the Pacific Ocean, the in
crease of our commerce and wealth, the extension
OF our institutions, and the of human freedom
this Continent require the admission of California
into this Union without any limitation or alteration
OF that provision of her constitution which prohibits
domestic slavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03
Legislative Presiding onicers.

We copy from the Commonwealth of yesterday,
the following brief notices of the President Of the
Massachusetts Senate, and the new Speaker OF
the House:
Hon. HENRY WILsoN.-The President of
the Senate has been prominent member Of the
Free Soil party from the time of its formation He
was formerly connected with the Wing organization
His able and eloquent services as such in the Presi
dental campaign ofls40, will be fresh in the memo
ny of many Of our readers. Since that time he has
generally been member of one or the other branch
of the State Legislature, and has taken an efficient
part in its proceedings and debates, distinguishing
himself at all times by his faithful advocacy of the
claims of freedom. In 1913, he represented the
Eighth District of this Commonwealth in the Wing
National Convention which nominated Gen. Taylor.
and by his manly protest, with Judge Allen, of the
Fifth District, against the proceedings of that assem-
bly,, won the esteem and confidence of freemen
throughout the country. For the last two OF three
years, he has been editor Of the Boston Repub-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03
.jalll

~ tni NotIce'--War hath slain its Thousands
but SCROFl'LA its tens of thousands DIR D. BROWN
OF HAyERHILL, Mass The Scrolua Doctorn author
he female Manual of Health Scrofua its causes and
Us cure aud other works of great celebrity has arrived in
stoWh ana mas taken rooms at the CENTRAL HOTEL
ana VIII remain few days, for the purpose of personally
sand diseases that originate from Hydra diseaFe
u d III Offering his services to the people of this place
WISHES IL 10 be distinctly understood that he does not come
ue,e 70 wage war with other physicians His business
nep me invalid and not provoke chickering's aud Jealous
les between himself and other members OF the medical fra
terhlty No one can have higher or more exalted opip-
ION OF the intelligent educated physician tn n himself and
ne VIII not place himself in bellgerent attitude to them
dec2l-d&wtf ~ "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03
Editorial Correspondence.

DOSTON, Jan.
The change of clerks in the Senate will give Sc
cret satisfaction TO many wings, well as members
of the other parties The office is an important one,
with large pay, and the late clerk was abundantly
qualified for the discharge of its duties. He was
also, so far know prompt, dlllgent, and efficient
therein But from long possession of the office, aid
ed, perhaps, by the natural bent Of his disposition, it
was said by Senators that he had become arbitrary,
dictatorial and overbearng; that he seemed TO con-
slider the Commonwealth embodied in his sing self,
and the Senators as merely the agents for carrying
out the purposes of his will; and it even intimated
that, not contented with debating to the members OF
the Senate, be sought also to manage the action of
the House speak this only from the current re-
pert of members, without intending TO express any
opinion of my own on the subject.
In the House there was a strong feeling IN favor
of the late clerk, and have doubt he would have
been reelected to the Office, but for the almost alb
solute necessity that the most intimate confidential
relations should exist between the Speaker and
Clerk. This could not be expected where they are
both active political opponents. The late clerk was
prompt Ill vi uutles,
and retires from his situation with the personal
spect and good will Of the members who are ac-
quainted with him, without distinction of party.
When the Speaker was elected, Gen. Gushing
and the Speaker of last year were appointed to con-
duct him to the chair. The frank cordality of man
ner with which the duty was performed by the late
Speaker, excited afresh in the minds of the members
of last year, the feelings Of personal attachment and
friendship which were developed while he presided
the House; feelings which ought always to pre-
vail between the Speaker and members, and which,
think, always will prevail where the Speaker, to
competent talent for the Office adds sincere dispo-
sition to perform its duties faithfully and impartialy.
But little business has been done to-day, and that
of no special Importance. The special assignments
for to-day in the House-the choice of Chaplain and
Sergeant-at-Arms-were postponed till tomorrow,
and at about half past eleven the two houses adj
lourned to attend the usual religious services, and
hear the Election Sermon, which was preached by
Professor Park Of Andover, gentleman who, it is
understood, does not hold to the Andover diabolism
Of ex-Professor Stuart, of the same place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03

GA HYMN OF MY OWN COMPOSING" About a
century ago, there aas, in the larfned town of Gas
tonbury an eccentric man, who performed the duties of
clerk at the Presbyterian meeting. His friends deemed
hun poet OF no common order, and the plaudits of
his associates contributed little to foster opinions
congenal TO his own. lie was urged to-nake his
talent beneficial to the public On one 9Th Of Novem
Der, after an impressive had been preached this
man of Office stood up, and in the broad Somerset dia
lect, sald;-l be gwan to gle out hymn Of my own
composing
This is the day that the night,
When papists did conspire,
To blow Up King and parliament
WI dreadful gna-pow-dircl
Manchester (Eng,) Eramiagc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03

MARRIED IN STEAMBOAT. Amongst the
passengers IN the steamer Bradford Durfee, fom
ran RIVER yesterday, were young gentleman and
lady-Mr Felix McQuade and Miss Martha Wal
lace, (the former ofIrsh and the latter of Scotchde-
scent, but both at present residing in Fall River, -
who were on their way to this city to be married.
AS good fortune would have it, the Rev. A. Bronson.
OF llyeron, was also on board the boat, and by re-
quest OF some Of the friends of the couple consented
to save them the trouble of searching out some one
to tie the knot for them, on arriving in our civ
Soon alter boat left Bristol the passengers were
assembled in the ladies' saloon, and the interesting
ceremony was promptly performed, much to the en-.
Joyment OF the spectators, and undoubtedly to the
satisfaction olthose more Immediately interested
Blues Cotillon Band happened to be on board atthe
lle, and learning of the ceremony, determined 10
lo!'ow u up with an appropriate serenade of the
bride They PERFORMED in very chaste style. several
beautiful Irish and Scotch airs, (which put the bde
and bridegroom in such good humor, that they need
have no Tears fquarrelling this week. Prov. Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03

Hon. N. P. BANKs, JR.-Mr. Banks has acted
with the Democratic party. He is young man
(not more than thirty-hree or thirty -four years of
age) who by force of uncommon talents, diligently
used, has raised himself to an eminent position and
reputation. Till within short time he has been
mechanic, but more recently studied law, and a
year or two ago was admitted to its practice. DIR
ing the last year, under an appointment from The
Board of Education, he has been associated with
the Secretary of the board, in which capacity his
lectures in different parts of the Commonwealth
have excited great interest and appreciation. His
sentiments on the great subject of the day are Of
liberal character, and have won for him the regard
of Free Soil men.
We understand that these measures have been
taken with great unanimity, and with perfect mutu-
al goodwill between the parties constituting the ma
jority of The Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-03

ARRIVAL OF THE U. S. SNIP PREBLE.-The
U. S. ship PrebIe, arrived at N. Y. Wednesday
from the Pacific
She left San Francisco on the ID of August, and
Valparaiso on the 22d of November. She has been
absent on her cruise four years and three months,
and has sailed over 100 eco miles,
Owing to the sickness of crew. and want of proper
equipments Of the ship, she was unable to remain
at sea- Eleven months of the time the ship has
been unusually sickIy. OF the I45 who sailed in
iS46, but commissioned officer, two forward
officers and fremen remain on board
The Preble is pretty much used up. She brings
home four men charged with mutny on board the
barque Glenn, of New Haven.