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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Cooperative Labor At Paris.
PARis, France, Thursday, May l, 1851

FANS France, THURSDAY, May /, 1851.
r. ht Editor 81 TIE Tr,5sme:
Arguments may be powerful, but facts are
an powerful would rather have a catalogue Of
facts 10 demonstrate problem than al the areu-
mCntS the World has ever produced. The fact that
there now IN Tins city than two hundred As
sccia,ons OF mechanics and working men actually
employing themselves and receiving the products OF
then own labor far better proof that Association
- pIact,al reality, than al The treatses on Labor
Reform" Associative Industry" and SelEEm-
pioy meut," that have ever been written Entertain
ing THIS view Of the subject of Labor Associations
have VISITED Pans. and have been engaged for the
last few weeks n obtaining information in regarl 10
those NOW N operation II this city. The following
hst-Vhich shows no, MIA, mechanics could a.. bat
what they ere c0ins-has been compiled with view
o. accuracy and II You vii give u place H. the
columns al Your paper, that the working men and
working women 81 New-Ycrk may see what ls,now
bens done iD sister Republic, shall ice amply re
pald ioI the trouble and expense have incurred N
us rICiaroion:
/ LIS, q 10 issocesao.s O,rsc,s Fraf,ra.lie, -
C-1S;cs,6 .s &c cty u PsTss o., a.. .Ota aag ~
Ay7a, 49,.
Vincent :. Rue &c "a GiacitrC 50 Rued. Creoell. "a
boulevard tt> Amsndier> O. Aycerc &c Ner,ly
one, bEicX-vAXIRS, ,trgae;.ersJ Ru, &c E.aalre
lit.
One. rRoNsE.VsEKR>. .Bc.e,s Fac,et. Rue Bran
tvufg :.
One, EEVsH-NAKrRs. ETcSS.crS.l Rae :; DCniS $50
th-CC. BVTcHEEs. tB-.e4.rS.. Rue 81 Martin 10
Grsrd-rUc -, Fans = Chaus>vc de> Trois-C ou-
Fcnrt> 40
lNc, BUTTON NAKLES. lE.E.-Ha.ers.I kist oHialn,
su Ron &C. Re &C Matte 81
Nhe RceErINnERS tR,iisfrs.l Ruc - Marc a.
Two. bViIrERS. tNfrgSscS "a Ba,aas.ts.l Rue
Il!e-i 0nr 1, Rue &c fEco,e &c Medicine log.
I've, IAbiNkr-NAKERS, lEtcn.sf,S3 Rae Charonne
/ :, FautCUrg - Martin
one tARFENrERs. g herTostios) Bouleyari Beau
marctais ~
Two, CAT-vAKERs. @ 'csqfc,.trrS1 Rue 81 Denis
i,s. Rue :, German FAvIcrrC.s -
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icaly Who opened the route IN which " Bona
par,C Is dragging Us ". Cayalgnac. And there
fore. were to llyc a hundred years, would never
pardon him ms inexcuSable conduct during month,
from May - 20 June -, ls4c, the state ot siege with
out necessity, the transportation OF 1900 French
men without trial. the suppression % The Ga<rts de
France and OF The RfJreseafanf d. Pupl, on August
% two months after the 24th of June, ssll when A
hundred thousand soldiers we're cncamped Al PARIS
IN all the public squares.
Il admit that Gen. Cayaignac descended very
honorably from power, whittier he had mounted very
dlshonoraby / add that since December ~, 1915, his
conduct has not ceased be both very arm and very
moderate but IN my eyes this Is not enough 10 Obl..
crate the memorable wrongs of the ptsG and give
certain pledges for the future.
Accordingly for some months past MI mind has m
reSpect Of the Presidency. been hXcd on a nominal
ton other than that of any known politician which,
IN consequence. Will not involve the victory OF the
defeat of any party but would be the triumph OF the
grandest idea and the busiest cause
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Lake Superior Operations.
The Lake Superior Journal has

The Lake Superior Journal has the fol-
lowing items
SHIPMENTS or CoPPER.-The propeller Manhattan
arrived from CopperdOm on the 18th mSt having
something over 20 tuns of copper from the North
American Nine, and fl tunS from the North west, IN
masses and barrels.
The propeller Napoleon brought down on her first
trip about 80 tuns and on her second trip about ID
tuns IN barrels and masses from the chm Mine
There Is a large amount of copper AZ Eagle River OF
the Boston and Pittsburgh Companies yet to come
Slneo tho opening OF tho Land ofseo horo thus
Spring there has been perfect rush that way, par
tlcuary To the Registers, for the purpose of enter
ing lands, and OF proving up leases and presumption
claims
CHANGES IN MINING COMPANIES Douglass
HmghOn Company, formerly owned AT Detroit and
Cleveland has passed into the hands of Phlladel-
phians. Mr. &. {. Douglass, for long time the able
and perScverng Agent of the mine, IS now IN town.
on his way to Detroit having given up his agency Of
the company.
Tho o6ace crr OF the Eagle Ilarbor Mining Com
pany. consist a. nine square miles OF mineral and
agrcu lal luA including witnin their limits the
yllag, E..'c lmbor, have been purchased by
comp ifCr icrbury, Conn, and the same com
pany, BE- .c WHO have erected the copper smolt'
ing e>i 'sI..f.I Detroit.
FA r. .,r -EcHANIcs WANrED.-We have
long a. On that no part OF the United
States tei,t t'..'cr advantages to tho labomng
pOpuls on tI.u tc Lake superior region. The
son OF large portions OF the country Is equal TO
any III NE Western states, and Yields large crops OF
the best potatoes tumpS. hay, oats &c. The dis
trIct about the OntOnagOn river especially, consists
OF excellent farming lands, and the copper MINES
now IN prosperous operation IN the same vicinity,
insure home market for large quantities OF dgrcul-
tural products We know Of no section We can 80
heartily recommend to the attention Of farmers rs
this Potatoes which be raised for Il 20 % cents
"A bushel. bring IN the Fall 62i 10 73c, and other
crops al similar pfoporiOnate advances, while the
demand continues 20 much greater than the sup
ply that large quantities OF roots and grains such as
Detroit "A distance of 100 miles.
All kinds Of labor are III great demand, and at
prices far above what Is paid below, IN consequence
Of want OF men. None 60 90 the upper country but
ihey easily find employment and good, sober men
secure permanent work al such wages as they have
never received IA the older settled portions OF the
States. To all Industrious men, seeking employ
ment we recommend the mining region II Lake SUI
pcnor Here, # 50 disposed their wages may be IN.
vested IN lands the increase IN value OF when VIII
cause their profits rapidly to accumulate
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MOBILE.
Politics and other Matters.
of The Tribune


MOBILE, Thursday, May %, 1851.
The Union Convention have nominated
C. C. Langdon, Esq editor Of the Adrert'ser, and
Mayor Of TINS city and Wing for Representative TO
Congress from this district The friends Of Hon.
John Bragg. now Judge Of the Circuit Court Of this
State Democrat OF the Old School, States Right,
man. but not SeccssOnlst, have placed hun before
The public for the same office. The Southern Rights
party VIII hardly dare 70 INTO the field TO show
their strength With two such antagonists the tact IS,
the elections IN tins State must turn on Old party
questions, there hardly DiSunioniss enough here
10 get up tie appearance OF a fight.
II Is excessively warm here business Is dull, and
people are leaving for the North and the various cx-
ceilent watering places IN the interior and the
bays and gulf BadOn Springs Hollywood IlOu.o,
POntC lear and Pas ag0uia, are respectively receive
ing their share of public patronage.
We have a delightful South wind from about
ten IN the morning TIL midnight, very cool and re-
freShng without Whchthe heat would bee ntOerable
the North winds the contrary very close, dry
and oppressive, and more c!sagrcc@oIe than no
breeze at all.
The iron for the first thdy-ihTee miles Of the Mo-
bile and Ono Railroad has JUS arrived from England
and the road ready 20 rCceyc H. shall soon hear
the snOrtng Of the lrOn-hOrSe IN Mobile. which We
hope viii wake u up To Increased activity, and I'M
part TO us new lie, ana zeal and nope N that great
and important enterprise.
Cotton j. dull. and varying ln price from 10 90.
for middlng. The stock T. generally exhausted ana
trade closed by tins time. THIS year, however, over
one hundred thousand bales remain unsOd, and II s
still coming in there Il no hope Of getting through
TIL August Respectfully, E.C.J.
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Corrospondendence Of The Tribune

Havana, Thursday, May ~
Ac'srs Grceiey HcElra's
Nv last advice of the Markets was made
fun 20 the sailing hour Of the Georgia, VIA New
Orleans, and Il any change has occurred since
II Will be noticed this evening before the departure OF
the Isabel.
Gen. Pcrsiior 2 Smith called on the Capiain-Gen-
oral, being introduced by the [ :. Commercial Agent,
MI Owens. and was well received He len IN the
steamer Georgia for New Orleans, where presume
he will receive a cordial welcome Handsome pre-
sents in money. have been made by private contrlbu
ton and sent from Spain 10 the parents and nearest
relatives Of those soldiers who fell year since m the
defense OF CauienaS
The remains OF those who persisted IN that action
are 20 be brought % the CabanaS iortlhcation ana
deposited IN the base Of a suitable marble monument
az Inc foot of the staff where waves the nag OF theiI
nation. The steamer Isabel on the 18TH brought out
10 passengers out, and freight of rice. She VIII re-
turn TODAY with a full load The troops that nave
been selected with particular reference 10 the inya-
sion have been provided with very comfortable hed-
uniformS-brown drill hunting frocks and blue pam
falcons with the usual appointments m other re-
Spects and IN their new costume were reviewed anu
inspected by General Concha last sunday, me
sloop of war Decatur left fora cruze IN the Gun on
the 10th inst officers and men all well Inc port
OF Havana was never more heathy-our hospitals
are unoccupled. and doctors are drug.
The steamer Monmouth arrived on the goth INST,
DAYS from New Ofttdlt>. VIII seven pt>Ntlt-
gers She = a small affair, and VIII not De likely to
nav IN the trade. but she Is well calculated for bust
ness on some of the Shoal portions OF our coast for
which purpose II Is probable she may De SOLD
Yesterday an American man-ot-War and var steam
or were tClCgraphed from the Moro. supposed 10 be
the sloOp Albany and steamer Saranac. They dd
not communicate with the port
Yesterday the brig Lima, Higgins, was chartered
Boston by the principal broker of Havana charles
Tvng al 81 a box for Sugars. which emphaucally
tells The story Of our wants, m The freight list
But one vessel IN port not occupied, bark Frank
Johnson. Brown. who Is holding mp for European
freieht Al higher rates. One hundred and seventeen
vessels OF all nations of which thirtyhve American
No other changes 10 note from last report, and no
more news that VIII paw A. ever. q L. o.
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BALTIMORE.
The New onstitution-Episcopal Convention
Your Correspondents Ecclesiastical Call
Arrest of Burglars.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday. May 99-P.M
The new Constitution occupies the atten-
ton of the press and the public to the almost total
exclusion Of every other subject. The opponents Of
the Constitution growing desperate IN their en-
deavors to defeat it, and every means, fair and foul
is being used for that end 1t is really Notifying to
read some OF the articles put forth against It, abound
ing as they DO in a total pcyerSion of facts and
shameful disregard of truth and justice The Old
HunkerS of party their certain expulsion from the
snecures they have held and huckStered out, If It be
adopted hence their efforts to secure It's rejection.
It's provisions AS have stated before are progress
siye and Republican IN character, calculated to ben
eft the masses. and every well WlSher OF his neigh
Dor should support Il. The Banks and ohce-hOldeTS,
with their friends of all parties, spending their
money like water 10 defeat II, but II Is believed they
Will be unsuccessful. There Will be a day of rcck-
Onlng with those Wings. Is well d LOcoS, who are
opposing II 50 mthleSSy, for no retOrmer can ever
cast vote IN their favor for any place OF honor or
profit
The sixty-third annual Convention OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church of Maryland Is now IN session
here, the RI Rev. Bishop Nottingham. presiding.
From the annual address learn that the whole mum
Der of Clergy in the Diocese Is 100, 81 of whom are
rectors of Churches; II parishes and "a cOngrega-
tons. During the past year, the Bishop has admin
lsterCd the Holy Communion 81 times baptized
persons confirmed 269 persons consecrated
churches, lad two corner stones ordained one dea-
con and four priests The Church IN the State IS IN
a highly prosperous condition, and the greatest har-
mony prevails in the Convention.
notice that one Of the papers here contains com
municaiion, urging the people to vote against the
Constitution, because the correspondent OF The
Tribune speaks fayOrahly of It and bids them to be-
81 Free sol influence. 80 far the latter
caution IS concerned consider It altogether gratul-
touS for the SHAREHOLDERS could not desire more than
1t grants them IN protecting their property. No man
Ofunpreudiccd mnd-bc he Wing or what not -
viii fMl TO see many Salutary reforms IN 1t, and
therefore give II my hearty support. was not pre-
yiouSly aware that my opinion considered OF 50
much importance and influence.
The Rev. Samuel WaShbum. of Newly Ork, has
accepted the call 10 the associate paStor>p OF the
Fifth Presbyterian Church OF this City.
The Maryland Agricultural Society arc raising
S25CC0 IN shares Of $50 each. to procure lot and
Improvements for their Annual Eairs and Show
Hugh Ferguson Richard Dounycf, and George
Craig were arrested this afternoon on a charge of
burglariously stealing about $llJ) worth OF Jewelry
from two stores uptown, on Tuesday night last
IAGO
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Court Of Common Pleas


Lucy Henry agt. Peter Henry. -Judg-
nent granting decree OF divorce, plaintiff 10 have the
custody Of the child, affirmed.
Robt. Bar act. VIM. Adams and RObt.
Adaas-Order affirmed a. 10 VIM A, ami reversed
as 10 Robert 4, without costs 70 either party
Anseim b. Hance et al. agt. Peer Cur
c,ob Order appealed from affirmed with $40 costs.
VIM. III. Spence agt. w. q X. AddmS.-
Judgment affirmed. with SlOcOsts.
VIM McLeiian, appellee, apt Robert
Pacsicg, oppeyGaf- Judgment reversed, wiih costs.
MorriS Leo WoBc, respondent, agt Ma
INN, Mey,r, aygeiat-JudgInen affirmed, win costs
Emeyyagt. LockUood.-Samc.
Cornell AFT. BdsSeH-Same.
Rust AT. LeHcrgan---Same.
Peek agt MarslaH---Same.
Cien agt. KcicHGs---JudgmcR reduced
TO $50 q and costs interference as 70 residue With
cut cost on appeal.
Prley ACT McNiece---Judgmert affirmed
for S2l +6and costs. aud reversed 10 residue, with
out costs On appeal.
Keeean at. Coy---Judgmcat reversed,
with costs.
HAY aCt. Prcc--Samc.
Specifies agt. S01---Papers imperfect, as
they aFo also IA I0u 'icar> agt. Kyerson.
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NAvAL.-U :. steam frigate Mississippi,
Commander Long. ieit Gibraltar on the evening II
he 5ih May for Cadiz and Tangier-wouid return 70
Gibraltar on Tie 9th. and proceed up the Mcd!icrrd-
mean.
Tie l. s. sloop-of-war Germantown. commander
Knight, arrived al Madeira on the 81 May rom New
York.
The l. :. ship jamestown, Capt. Downing We cy-
pCctoc 20 sail from Norfolk Tuesday 0r nc cast
~ Brazil. Ja Na6eIfa. Lieut. Charles J. Mcintosh
has hetn ordered io the jamestown. IN place oi Lieut.
Attoti, WHO Is relieved On account Of ili health.
Tie l. :. steamer Vixen. Lieut. Commanding WIN.
Smith, sailed nom Hampton Roads on The 2ih inst,
hound 20 hagana The following q a list Of her Of
Lcers. Lieut.. Commanding. Wa. smith Acting
Master. VIM d. Austen Passed Mdshipmcn, J. II.
7. DeKraft r D. Minor Chas. Gray; Assistant Sur
icon Jacob DUNCAN 4Iidshpman, Chls- l.. Haral-
son Isl Assistant Engineer, J. + "sFple 81 do
60. Carmen Newell "a DO. 90. Samuel II Houston
I'd 20. Co. r h. &. stump Captains CLERK, J. j.
g Dell
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Friday, May


NJ. De Sartlges, accompanied by the Sc
cretary OF the Legation and other members OF the
French Mission was presented yesterday 10 the Pre-
sideni by the Acting Secretary OF State a the Envoy
PlcnpOtennary of the French Republic. Compl-
mentary addresses were exchanged by the President
and the Minister.
General Wool arrived here yesterday The Re-
public, IN a complimentary notice, recommends him
10 the Democracy as a candidate tor the Presidency,
subject TO the decision Of the future Baltimore Con-
NentlOn.
The Rev Clement VI Butler. Rector of Trinity
Church. declines a call from the Church m Cincn-
natl, with an increase of salary.
The packet senator of Newly ork arrived Al
Georgetown last evening
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Frame the st. Bartholomew ouichenes and wa i1
hr,ns ~ the Revolution. Masons here Work ike
.,,e~irn PAINTERS IKE artlsts-Jeweiers IKE
Soinia:ure linners and 10 bronze John OF Bologna
- rivslied. What do these wOrkmen isk' Pease,
Peace-Fra,erni'y OF Natlons-LaoorL.be III
nirit Of God worked INTO An from al fluent Nature,
and not from the dusty mnmmery Of PurtanisIn isthe
yardstick Deity the genius which IS required % os
Tor two cents sell for four, and swear ihd * "
slt IN Judgment on these artists. Artists taeE are
though called WOrkmen. They are nj lor HDtI.S
Their world-wonder Of city shows u. IheH NAE.
e,rorn NJ An and Fashion and Science proves Il TO
i,ro roar,be sIn * 10 have heat The Parslan work
man does more He lives IN the sun OF inteLec'4ai
"oo' an" "eA'' W Il r
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THE French EsIDFNcy-GIRaRDIS AND
CAyNcNAc.-Thursday wc expressed our utter
Incredibly N the statcmcn, q the English Jour
mails that Girardin. TIE editor Of the Paris P1essl
bad determined TO support Cayaignac for the
Presidency Of France. Since our paragraph was
written wo have received the Prose OF the 18th
INST, IA which be- pronounccs the assertion an
etsurdiiy H. says:
y haze stated that the great party ~ orier' nd
Is candidate for the Presidency, and That TINS canfi
date Was u. Eugene CavaIgnac. But DO belong on
TIE si,e ol thi, great party of order which Is lead
,ng us straight 10 disorder Am ! one Of those men
vhcm iea! blinds so IN; they fling themselves INTO
tle - @ici 20 escape getting vet l. there anything
n common between the Reaction that | combat un-
Ger az lis masks, and Liberty that defend under all
uc,c succeeding Governments
Il have stated whai is true what / learn from al
ICY correspondents and ali sources Of information,
iTcn wnat see and hear every day ! have stated
That The nomination OF General Cavaignaclwas max
ing rapid progress, and TO longer resisted in the
narow circles Of which s1Oke. j. this true. yes or
70 Why cCnyHi Does denial prevent the existence
q The truth
But d / have stated that ~ Eugene Cavaigntc
was gaming all that n. Louis Napoleon WAS losing,
% Vas Let cone 20 suprcrr he former or the con-
'IlTy 20 comta lii. c-cfgeleaiy most cnerset-
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The AbolitiOnists in Boston and the COLOMBIA
ton Society

boNroN, trluoy, Way 90
George Thompson, the English Adolf
zionist, made speech TO the Anii-Slvery Convcn-
ton yesterday afternoon. m Boyl>ton Hall, which
was densey crowded. The subject was, the Amer
lcan Colonization Society, which Mr.. L denounced
rs the spawn OF two denominations, the Pro-Slayey
Church and the Devil Mr. Garrison and the Rev.
Mr. May also denounced the Colonization NOV cment.
The meetings OF the AbohuonlSts have been con-
Stanty crowded. the attendance from the country
being large.
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From Boston-s50O Reward for Murderer
The Rescue Cusc-George Thompson.

bVNIVNf ? INItNf WY W
4 reward of $500 has been offered for
the arrest of James McNay, who stabbed MIR. Chas.
: Smith OF tins city the 10th INST, causing his
death on Monday last. McNally is an lrShman,
about 45 years old and Is supposed 10 nave fed TO
Ncw-Nork.
The trial of Scott for aiding IN the arrest of Sha-
drach was resumed this forenoon. Richard IL Da-
ma IT, Esq, opening for the defense.
A handbl was posted about the streets last night
dcnomcing Thompson. the English AboionlSt and
calling upon the people to drive him from the city
No notice i taken of II.
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Cooperative Conference in Lancashire, Eng.

\ conference OF delegates from coOpera-
i've societies, stores workshops, &c, commenced
It's >iitng> on Friday April Is, at the Commercial
buildings, Bury There were upwards Of 50 dele
gates present from various parts Of Lancashire,
Yorkshire and Cheshire, representing a stores &C
lively IN operation. AFTER the credentials OF the del
ega,es had been delivered IN and registered the del
cga,es proceeded 10 report the progress and present
position Of the stores. These reports were almost
all similar IN character, representing the societies
generally IN prosperous condition.
Nr IlOvd Jones stated that the Central COOpera-
tive Store london, differed nom the ordinary stores
in ile extensive nature Of It's operations They were
at The present time possessed capital 10 the amount
OF ISOgC OF C9.OCO. which had been advanced by va.
rous gentlemen interested ia the experiment. with
cut security. and ii the usual trading interest OF
Ter cent TIE number Of members Was 300. and a
small dividend had been declared for the FIST QUAY
ter Ia addition 10 the sum proposed 20 be devoted
20 me establishment unc promotion OF WCTkIngmcn'S
associations. there would De "a reserved fund laid
assoc for ecuCa' Onal purposes The mercantile one
rauors IF me agency included beside groceries and
TrCy.S,CrS rats. shoes, clothes. &. Then arm was
Il 10. ko The store "a depot where The different a>so-
Clgi .C0> could bring their manufactured ARTICLES for
dlsirturcn They hac engaged Win several stores
20 SUPPLY 'hoin with various articles and ole store
az Ntw-S~ iItoi t>taulise pA iAe engineers on he
Ncrih-N stern kali~ ay, VS. entirely supplied from
the CCTt-s. stCrc.
Tac cC.or~,o trom TIC Haywood Cooperative Soci-
ety reported It's very prosperous condition. Il was
e.. .UiI>hcd -ih FEBRUARY. - and TOW numbered
stc reutt.S, with capital Of Ice They had
stCCEakCIS aLd ClC1gsIs a. wOrs la connection vii
o., store. and expected to have ifilors m few
Nttss DURING Ire quarter preceding ine IN tcb.
l>el. nc SCC.C.y had received Tic sum a Gl.s-3.
ard CxIClcC1 El.-S6 and d dividend Of l. 81 in
a., I,urd has been paid o. The members
ar hriert stated that ,he s.CIe re represented.
e'L.iCC u tCrSCy-st.. Alc,aiS. w.S tie oldest in
Naaek hester They commenced Ola It capital Of ten
shilling shares. eighty or ninety "a number the
staIes were ROW worth double TIC original amount
&c capital ai present Was eco and hey were To-
ing % business OF ZIG weekly They hd borrowed.
seen aNcr her commencement. about $50 on note
q band frcm re Secretary, tor which they pad
itF ctAt, since September OF last year, however,
Icy had REPAID about $50
are ccicgS'c ircmicc kochdalc Equitable Pioneers
stated ttstue Sc city had now tceL ia existence up
Nsio q * years. HAVING commenced after The strike
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Lumber from Canada.

ALBANY. Friday. May 30.
On Wednesday SIX bargeS, laden with
lumber, were dispatched from Montreal for the
United States two OF which proceeded direct to
New-York without reshipment. This Is believed TO
be- the first attempt made for direct communication
with NcW-lOrk
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CoNNEcrIcUT---The bill providing for the
election Of Representatives, on the first trial, by
pluanty vote, was passed both Houses. So tho
plurality principle viii prevail in the election Of
Repre- seniatiyes. as well as Senator, Members Of
Congress, Sherifs, &c The principle Was adopted
under the old law. but majority was required the
FIST day, which subjected many towns 70 much trouble
and pvrqrcp