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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
Men fOl California

arc almost universally insuring in Company
because terms are 50 reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMILIES are All ious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
,SALARIED Men, are ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard mo, king men, invest in this company be-
cause they regard it as the best ofsavings banks
to lay up their earnings in fer their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by SAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
All classes and conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in art,ord, when they meet with losses, they
pay sup" at once.
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Titcon BIS Patent
ME HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

NY tl,e r.s Of tss Ii,re, bees ore pfoee
vi ,aionsb 90, severe ~,pssi', on sseoon
81 e. ,urruhst arrange u,-nt for ventilation,
tb,t no. a .~srr bas bcrn lost from The ma
~ ht,e, v-rd within the 'liirc years raH
:. complete prot esof sga'n'' 'mr al
,o-As 81 uc,ehbo,'ne bee. e,r"mo'h'' &C
.od sa.sl. peculiar facilities Tor replacing
cid h,.p,e ,-,n,bs by new orss. las unequal
81 a. a stock hive, .wstms ISSUING from u
from ;~o 10 three wetA. -arlcf ii'an 'f"n
.uy other h,.s. The snrPios hone, Is rrs'''
!, ,-,ts,nrd from II, ~ pufe ''a', "nhoa'
,uis,,n- the t~.. ~ boxes Of suitable SIr "'
sandy use NJ the trsIhei 49,,
1hi. Hive IL constructed IN PHILOSOPHERS
snJ scientific pfinciplrs, and needs Only
~ -rs n a. ,n,nie ,ts use by chose "h" arr
acquainted With the instincts ana n1'"''
hsbus of thv bnu-y bee
y H WARD, Wind-w, VI "a agent "'
Is. g.r
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
oreaaiasIin Hartford. c en-, S,it, 's|J
Invested capital, 100000
General Agent for Vermont,
Len N(;HAJ Wjllistpn

General Agent for Vermont,
BINGHAM, Wilis,on
To whom application, may be sent rem any
part OF the state.
Central ofhcs ot this agency, cast side OF the
Court House Square, Darlington, w.
n. WARD, NJ D.. Medical Examiner
Application, may be- made a, any TIME nj the
n.rcr or 10 the following named persons Agcn''
& Medical Examiners, VII" will turn''h ratnph'
ct. and auy information that may be desired, III
regard to the TO.
RuTLNND COUNTY
Aunx-.--R R.ThrIl, conntyAgeni, Rutland,
Elsa Jane. Brandon, E.. \. Hitchcock, Pittt!ord;
Chester Spencer, Csstlrton; Capen Leonard,
rh,teudeu: SLASH Hodge, Clarendon "A Bliss,
l'oultney; DE. Nicholson, Waliings.ord, Fay.
c:tc Potter rawiet.
,c>LfXAniSrss.-- TvrusPorter, Rutland;
T.. ~. Druty, Pittsford; 4 kcndrick, Pou,tns!;
IS Houghton, Pawlct; II SH"wcn, Clarendon
} ID Woodward, C..tleton; josiah W Hale, Bran-
ion; John tox, WallingforJ.
BENNING TON COUNTY
iovSrs. Bingham a. McEowen. County AGENTS,
Bennington: n II BatchelIer, Arlington; Daniel
Rohert,, Jr., Manchester; Il Douglass, Shafts
bury: Cyrns Arlington, D"r,et.
Medical Eraniaers LutherM nsc'y arlington
swift, Bennington; ilDMcachnm, manchester; n
+ Johnson, Shaitshnry.
california Life Risks.
Al. k.,- 4 .,r., uy,N
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TO WESTERN PASSENGERS

TnI CHEAPEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.
By Railroad 10 Sebewetsdy, by Ire Canal
to Buffalo, from theme BY Swsnet OF
karch,gss Central Ka,lrosd,,o Mich.
icsn. tllino,s, Indiana. OF any
uf III. Western or South
Western States.
This Company have from eight To- ten boats
l.ave Sen. ncctsdy. daily. (soasa,s except
3D. for tuca, Syracuse, Roehes,er,and Buf.
slo
Fsmilc. em,crsungWrst will find 1t to then
advantage aud convenience t"take tins route.
~ they " III he enabled to accompany their
Goods ell the way 70 their places of dcs',na'
ton, aud no charge Tor ,rsnshpmcns AT Bat.
ialo.
Parties Of - "r ~ vii be accommodated
with a ROiT, exclusively, Ia themselves.
For p.jsSIGE at FREIGHT apply 10
VI. Qris.. Burlington, } u fo~ru, Rnt.
land e. Ricu,sn.. Ca ,irt"n, GroHcE Fan
ro, steamer Sal,u., W. ,. GA,p,i. steam
~ Burlington, W u SrkvtSs Steamer
, whitehall, ". II Bal, Schenectady. ~
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taken ntlower ratet than By amy other comrn

The business Of heCompany will he conduct.
ed upon the Jois1 stock, sand upon the MUTUAL
principal,at the option Of the insured, thus meet
more fully, it is belle, ed than purely mutua
companies can 10.
On TIE Join, Stock principle the insured will
pay 81 3 per cent. less for insurance than the
rate. Of the best organized mutual Companies,
ar will receive what is equivalent to 81 10 per
cent per annum in dividend profits. paid in adj
vance 'iI asst cad Of receiving IN uncertain amount
~, the end of each year in script certificates, re-
iceinablc on certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash paymentsare ncren'.
"a hy the interest paid oKnotes given for half
the amount nf the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pose to insure at the usual rates of mhtualC om
panie.. dividing the net earnings each ycar,giv-
ing script certificates rcdec,na',lc after Mutual
lnsnranceFund ofTwoHumdrel Thousand Dol.
lar. is accumulated, aud charging commission
for conducting that part of the business ,equva-
lent to only about one halt tho expenses of the
Company, securing Oosses being equaD u larger
yearly dividend to the Mutual insurers, besides
giving the members lien upon !, Joint Stock
Capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, a
largo Joint Stock Reserve Fund.- which will be
pledged as security for payment of los.as, in
| addition I" the usual Capital and reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
'This company is not only ono Of the most
prosperous but also one of the very best in tho
country Hartford Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had 'nch n
run orbusiness' as this company since its organ
zltipn.
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An ,ndr niufee boy, RAn,sd Patrick { on
n. 1hss rs 10 faSa'd all persons hsrbot,og
"a. - ! shat tsy none Of he drba. and
~ "ia'" Ali o. h's earning. after TIA. date
4 bNER.
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DRIED APPLE.

4 VERY 6nv Article just r. crivcd and f.r sale
by {. BURT i SON.
Rn,l.ni Jvly lSSl
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery OF The Ace.

Did you ever use Nc
Alisier's All Healing
Ointneni7 Certainly
you have for there are
few " any, who have
not availed themselves
Il its curative qualities.
III only needs a trial 10
, convince the persons us.
, ng il that il 10 really
and truly the hest arti'
Gle ex'ant. Enquire Of
the tens Of thousands
who have been IN the
constant use Of II, and
theywiils,lvise yam new
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sovereign remedy Tor all disease Of tho scslr. Il
gives the Bair brilliant tlssy lusire. siikea tex
iufe, anda healthy vigorous appearances No Lady
rel
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sAFEs


SAIAMAEDTR sAFEs.--siOa0o) SAVED !--DEEDs
- before words Richs Sales azan mo sooner iI one
bsldy into shs ses 81 se earys Iea M sr s Sns
tha OF fame On TIE dry voyage eleven safer
YVES 100 kos for scns sf tic sSd they were rp,rtss
wreehtd few daJ Afterwards ons huh picked up on
tu up were fovns stranded On No ~, Pssri ssrs. the
ibs Of another were picked on No. 26 Pear and the
we're 70 be so stranded near spot Que safe only
gu. q he Shse sect rode 9Ss sae ssle va. a. her
mer On ~ fourth day after The ale she safely into
ios Ia Z letter from the owner Nr. j. q. GiiSsrts
rHE rnE AZ 'irreHER ANp rEAtL srs' ssw Toas;; ,ss;
M..srs srrAnrs MAnvIS successors 20 c. Rich Co,
fps When ne are oonsnnns my place Of business,
No. il6 Pearl s,se. absent in Rennssslasr county
ss hs s a tie @
e e S 81 ''S your uii safes 'ss varsRd 'G
some years ago Ny fears were net aaysd when found
R.Ss Ss az hsa 70 % Spsrsons s
which nrequired "a hours cf nber and application Of
snrr hs ssss ss nv ,' rrsssbs sgrpr
upon opening the safe in ths number Of gentle
S wire ~ prsrsus 70 TIE s The intense hest % which
@ is : sTs'd s .s = Of ,.fn ssas s %
iron skeleton frame only remsined and no. vessge Of
Tssy Tss sn sSS , s sn
ware in The cellar the ruined sNe upon he sssmanaey
Ssys Ny o. over nis sa
rst The salyaton e. tooks with The
n,nis Wss ss has s fully
ia viii afford great pleasure exhibit the new safe
@ sS ts ~s.ts re nSn Sa remain %y uh *:
Nv" Yours, rsspeetfuliy. JOSEPH @ GILBERT.
ss,crmens Of sss' mad IL hs sane PC %snnss . '
New York. Bpislsproof chests, bank VAULTS
VaS' "1sT ARMS MARVIN. successors 70 Rich A Co
TIE cny Of Wders Patent fireproof Safes
with Rshs Improvement.
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uevs TO q fortunats thing fsr the country ITSELF be-
g e 0es s
ton LsughtsE1 In oEdsrto grinding whsst and to make
nour Of n tvo stones you mow, are nDssossssry
and then cosIss sut the nour. tAppisnssl And
90 it Ia with tyuth--so II II with conviction. If
there ws only one party you would nd not Ss the shs
principle no assertion upon trust and the fair word. Of
Of doctrines and principles, and having come to
conviction are eepable OF acting energeticAily The
people Of the United States win come TO eenyction
very soon, because the danger very to Euro
pean mankind % very near that perhaps 1t wnl not
pies Of international law which must become the pnci
pies Of your nation. and are already the princi-
pies Of the address you have presented me Indeed am
nation has more happy more true dsanition than in
whatever part of the wodd you native Americans
and you have adopted fellow Of every tongue of
every extraction Of blood hut this is not any difficulty
In the way Of your becoming one united powerful peo-
pie. Even go, hope, for all future time, whoever
your rights and becoming fellow citizen. he will
longer remain in his political convictions Hungarian
Appsuss)-a citizen Of the United states
With all the warm feelings Of his heart attached to
those great principles upon which your honor your
freedom, and your glory rest; and Of those great
principles b the acknowledgment Of State Rights
the right Of people to dispose Of its own domestis
happiness You acknowledge these State rights even
in your territory; even your Congress never
had the idea to encrosch upon rights your Union
hope the same principles, these rights, will
Acknowledged In the sarae manner by that high powe
which tests in your government In your Congress- In
respect to other nations also Gentlemen repeat that
In coming hither, feel myself net in the least way
authorized to speak much have elsewhere because
have placed my caufe before the country and sm
before the tribunsl-thst tribunal has to speak
have oHly to hear and TO take my fate joyfuy it is
ajoyfu fste-wh resolution, and without dhpair it
Il not (Applause)
The delegation then shook hands With Kcssuth, and
withdrew .r
paper is In circulation, headed by George Briggs Of
New York, for Congressional Kossuth dinner Fifty
members have already signed.
Notwithstanding great deal Of sympathy
pressed for Kossuth in Baltimore far a. have been
able to learn he has received but very little CT the sub
stantiai order.
Governor kossuth, yesterday, in company with the
Committee of the Baltimore City Council and several
members Of his suite visited Fort McHenry aud the
CoBpspy Of Flying Artillery fully drilled before
them, to their great delight. The Hungarian officers
expressed themselves really tonishsd with their pre-
else and effective movements.
This mornings hteuigerter and Republic both de-
nouncs Kossuth's Baltimore speech, and promise him
an utter disappointment Of his expectations in Wash.
ineton. aa.
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TIIIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Ho use Of Representatives..

-~~~ - 49, w
wAsHrseroS, Dec. 20, 1851.
r.o.o.,,,ox ca, oo,,,,,r,,. IN ,x~,oo,.,, .o..,x ,
'a -, -. ~ ."'. "o''' IN.
DIT CARTTEk (dem OF oLio moved that Tie House
resolve itself into Connttee Of the Whole on the State
of the nop for the ,urnoss of copsdetro r..oit;o
49,. -.,,...es -. s'-.'. %. '.''.A
thst commitee OF nve De appointed oy the chair TO
wait Louis Kossuth his arrival at the capital
hin, "a tha IIor.a IT,. ho,s ,n., ,h rYo,.
- ~ 'o -. nor'u '.,' '"e mus
"ouo permit MIN 70 say 70 tue iends OF the resolution
that II does contemplate any action the COMMITTEES
or the House In the opepipz of this Hall 70 .nv ba
ues but simply TO out an act Of oourtesy the
initistorv of which has ALREADY haer taksn
Mr B.vLr, (asp. :. Of Va. would susse.t that ~ the
motion pr evsi,ed the com mittee cannot nm
soIuions exc,pt such ns NAV have besn rsSsrss 70
Objection bsing msds to' ~oing into corusi,tss NJ,
Cartier called for the yeas ana h,ch
The result Of the vote wssYeas io4. navs 10. NJ tn
Ueuse ant into Qpmpnitk.a of tl,~ " - - ss at.A
Of The mon; when =
Mr. cARrrrH, Of Ohio moved to take up the Ko,suth
resolution. RI.
The CBAIRMAN decided that matters on the calendar
must hrs be considered These laid aside; when
cAnTTEn again moved that his resolution for ths
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ny MonsEs rELEeRAFH, orFcE 10 WALL srnrEr.
TvsDAy. Dec 30-9P. NJ.
BvrrAto- The wind is west and the sky ceuiy. The
mud in the streets knee deep Barometer 20 05O Their
ncmeter 80.
RocFs1rp The weather IA warm and the wind south
towards night the wind changed to westward, with
lrs zzling rain. Thermometer AZ.
AvnuRN The weather ie very mild, with an appear
ance Of rsin. Thermometer 81. Wind Sest
sYHAcusF 1t ie cloudy evening and looks like rain
Thermcmetsr so. Wind west
Urica 1t has been damp and unpleasant day
Thermometer 40. Wind southwest.
AIBaNY--The weather is cloudy and fogxy. II was
very unpleasant day. Wind south. Thermometer AZ.
Barometer - 500 Mercury So
TRoY.--Thsrmcmeter about 40. We have no wiad, and
a beayy thaw stn continues
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Bowgnr THEArRs The entertainments for this eve
~ EDDY Richard being his 6rst Appearance in that
character The dIona Of the Butchers Dog Of 0henks
scncudes the amuscuents.
Bno.pwAy TuTGrrg - Faint Heart Never Won Far
Lady will commence the smusements. The next fes-
tur. will be the ballet q Belly, the Iyroean" vhicn
siu introduce the celebrated Lola Monies, and AL VIM
clote With "who Speaks Firstl"s
Ninlo's GsrDKS The pantomime Of the MiIliners''
commences the entertainments The next feature viii
be The beautiful bale. Ct Ia Fortune and the anus-
ments will terminate with the mes psntomime OF rhs
Curjurors CIT
B,bross The selections for thi, evening are
such a. viii always drsv large ascmbsgs The enter
tpinmenis with the comedietts Of Caught an
Bs Own Trap and vii conclude With Dickens drama
Of Oliver Twst F"
HA7torl THr,rnr I've celebrated =. n. scott 60
pears 20 night u M. famous character of The JbbenAno
Say. Mr. Blanchard viii appear in The drama OF the
slaves Reveres srd al vii clase With the pantomims
81 The Marble Maiden %
AsfEicaN Mussu,r- Toe peroTmances for the sfter-
the Nicar q Wakeh-lin With other sttcr<-
tops; sud IN the evening the comedy Of Major jones'
Courship," aud The Fairy Ghs'
IovuY ASuHnHr,rAr The eIusstrian sxercisss OF
sands Co v0iJs give great Gmasespess aud delxht
to the vstefs The various acts IN the ring and the
dancing horses are sreatly admired.
CpHIsrY's MfNsrnrts This band still commands iargs
audi, ness the negro melodies instrumental PERFORM
snces and dancing are all excellent.
Frifovss MrssrHris The great dancer, Mr. Sitter,
continues to give the utmost pleasures the snging Is
eteIt and tie instrumental performances very good
Elorp.n Hall -ts tho exhibition Of the psnorams OF
The Worlds Fal closes morrow evening should b.
seen by all
AsIoR pIscE -prsiefsor Andorson distributes ons
thousand lohves of bread and thousand pieces os
beef and mutton 70 the aged poor d the city at thrrs
oelookP d. He gives an afternoon and evening per-
/ fcfmence
Chcus-TIe sntite rotrpts Of the Amphitheasre this
evening without any 1educicn whstever for expenses,
will be given by M,s ssrs Sands 4 Co TO the hossuth
| Fund In aid ofHnrgsrian independence
The Bpgsb cen1lsoai .sduofisv ststes that Colonel
m Woods Of Cncinnsti. has engsgei Eliza Greended
the Black ewGn 10 give concerts under his drcction for
three years She Is to sing In this country, and In
Europe.
] Nadine Bisbop Miss Jus Dean and Neafe, the trs-
etdiAn oil st Nashville Tenu the 10th instant
Nine Celeste d stl playing at The National theatre
Bosttn, 20 full hcuses.
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90 soIidaritIcs,, OF the TcIcgrs phs.

On Friday evening last by arrangement bstween the
New York Albany and Buffalo Telegraph Company, 10
Wsllrrset, and Speeds Western line, commencing At
Braao, the wires Of the respective companies were
joined ar uninterrupted Communication established
between New York and Det oit Michigan. The line west
q Detroit being then out OF order II impossible 70
extend the circuit west but is Intended as early ss
placc able 70 connect In the circuit bangor We
With Chicago H. The peculisnty Of this feat a. thst
the circuit arranged without the aid Of any inter
mediate repeating instruments counectors aud on
eisted CT akipgle unbroken wire.
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JINtINNATf DEC. ", Ib5I
The river has risen feet snd the ice has broken up
Boats are advertised to leave ON Wednesday.
The steemer Skipper, and q boat not finished.
were wrecked by the Ice. number OF Hat boats and
RATS have slfo deem destroyed.
our markets UNCHANGED
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WAsHfNGToN, Dec. %. Is5I.
Mr. cisys health to day is unehsDgcd.either for bet.
ter or worse
The Loufsf journal pubiishes Henry Clay's lstter Of
resignation takes effect from ths close OF The present
fesfiCn.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

PHtsDEtrHtA, Dec. %. 1901.
Barnum's Museum, situated on the southeast corner
Of Seventh and Chestnut streets discovered TO b.
Ere about Eve o'clock this evening and entirely de-
sroysd. The book and music stores underneath sue.
scsd, d in saving the most q their stocks.
The rnisins found in the ruins % the ie which cc
cured On Saturday, will be Inferred tomorrow ia
grave, in Sc Johns Church by the relatives of Mr
Haley With the consent of the wife OF the wa.chmso
Ann Baker George Dckhart tn policeman n jured at
the Ere It Is feared will not recover. Ohicer Thomas
Grant also injured s somewhat easier though not out
Of darctr
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNuM
~ nansetg ard Propretor John Greenwood Jr. Assist
ant Manager Admission to the tire Museum and perform
aness 70 cents children urasf ten years. cents Par
Ss%mensiDg a. sslgsh the pssTsssing moral
ocloek the applauded and popular comedy
1AJOR JONES CoURTsHIP. After which, the new hol:
ths PALACE Of PIACocKs; or, the Fairy Gift. The Chi
Beauty and the Chinese Family Of Elk having
Just returned from Europe whore they visited
Getora and the Britsh COURT are now here Ths Ksh i
the Chinese novelties &c &e s visible 81 ali
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

(,iRCUs.-Nxw YORK AMPHITHEATRE 81 BowERY
- Grand Carnival week. Celebration of New Years DAY.
snd in aid Of
sxsrcises In the arena which WI BE repeated
uestay evening On Wednesday evening the entire
eepts VIII be handed the
Conmistse, In aid sf hs sreat Of unvsrsg
eery. Thursday New Years DAyl there will
ssap. er aftsrneon and even
Ytng Tho dsngnished Parsan e4uestrenne. Nina. Tour
SiAre engaged for limited number OF nights and will
shs hsr hrst appearance shis Monday. Jan.
Boxes. &C. a. before
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE. ONE

EKANkLIN NUSEUM, 10 CHATHAM BQUARE, 0Nk
block above the National rhtatre.-Georgs Lea, sole
vopretorSaloon performances afternoon and
to conmenes in the afternoon at three
clock and in The evening At halt past clock The
seen At other place Of ENTERTAINMENT New York.
rssore the sronEsst man in the vorie who will brssh
challenge any to "k bullock" with his cienched
hs for any smeunt moneys Troupe of Model Arsists
s2nse nun bsr Of besutul tableaux company Of Arab
tery; eompanv Of Male and Female Xrtists who will
give an exhibition Of Marble statuary unequaed in the
word; together with variety Of interesting performances
every sftsneon and evening For pateular see bills Of
each day Adnisson-SeAts In Private Boxes 50 cents;
srse Seats. SK cents; Boxes, cents PArqustte, lK
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Supreme Court.


THE CASE oP HENRY CARMEL, CONDEMNED Fog
MURDRR--NRw TRIAL GRANTED.
Dserssszn 2oHsHry C@ss~i,, Pf~snfG IN Eror sss4~
EdmoIds said his time had been occupied since ths
arsnmsnt that he had been u~o W give II the sttsn-
ton he desired Ills brethren, however Judges kitch-
ell snd King were Of opinion that trial should bs
granted The decision Of the was therefore that
the Judgment Of the court below be revsss1 and new
trial ordered n
Mr. Blunt District Attorney asked that the decisJss
be reserved In order that he might apply to the Lega
ture to procure the passage cf law suthorzing the pe
pie to bring wtof error that he might carry this
Gaze to the Court Of Appea that court having decidsf
that writ Of error will not lie behalf Of the people,
Mr. H. H. Clinton, for the prisoner, objected TO this.
He thought this court had power to adjourn the mat
t~ruther as one Of the judges constituting the court
went cut OF Office on the first of January.
The court adjourned until II O'Clock, M and ordered
tie prisoner TO be brought up that hour.
AT O'Clock the court ain met the prisoner being
preeebt.
Mr. Blunt renewed his application to the court to d.
fer their decision.
The court stated they susssnt reason for Do
ing so
Mr. Blunt then that the dec,sioa be modified
that the might be down the Circuit instead
Of the Oyer and Terr-iner for trial.
Mr. Clinton opposed any modification Of the decisioa.
ON the that the court had power TO send the
Gaze to the Circuit except upon motion made for that
purpose upon papers previously served upon the pst
soper = oounseL
The court 50 decided, and the prisoner was then re-
ma nded
Judge Edmonds disrented from Judges Mitchell and
King
The New York herald., 1851-12-31
DocToa RoBAoKs NEW YEARS ADDRnss TO

~ the public.-
The noy rear opens and 70 mo tits given
To read the Language of the stars in Heaven,
And tell 70 all who wish their fate u Wow,
what shafl befait In eighteen fifty two.
Born of line Of sccrs, An Sweden o land,
Tia occult art truly understand;
Can tell you what 10 fear and what 10 hope,
And write your fortunes In your horoscope.
The stars lie net and by their truthful Light
always east naivlties sright.
Ths bodios ills, Whatever they may be,
can alleviate b. astr0iogy. -
1fvou have loet your wealth, by then or frtud,
BY nv are At art 10 be restored;
II debts are owing you for many day,
Ihasos charm 20 make each debtor paw.
or, should tho law have drained your ample purse,
Ihave srell the loss TO reimburse.
Has lsvs found lodglnent IN y2ur troubled heart,
Know can change for bliss the bitter smart,
Give ycu that hearts desire, rnd cad Us STRIFE
By changing lovers into man and wife;
Ttounh There be Obstacles, they'll m slt away,
Ana snseic power shall bring The wedding dsy.
SICK or In health, IN happiness or voe,.
Whate'er your station In this world below,
\ Know thai clnim--prepared that claim 10 prove
Toread your fate BY the bri IN stars above.
Einaa are ciienta-yet feel No pride.
And loving all mes, sll would freely guide.
Actept thfs oferng-vith new born year,
New Signs OF destiny IN He,ven appest,
Ard tlis. leiieve Dc o On Suspicious hne,xr
kgue fsx.Une5, by ths rlanets 70 devsne, -
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