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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-07

postage tnereon. ana NIL puDllSnerS OF PAIN
phlets, periodicals, magazines, and newspapers
which shall not exceed sixteen ounces in weight
shall be allowed to interchange their pubca-
tons recprocaly free Of postage Prorided
That such an interchange shall be confined to a
single copy of each publication And proridcd
also, That said publishers may enclose in their
publications the bills for subscriptions thereto
without any additional charge for postage: And
provided, further, That in all cases where news
papers shall not contain over three hundred
square inches, they may be transmitted through
the mails by the publishers to bona fde sub.
scribers at onefourth the rates fixed by this act
SEC. 3. And be IL furth-r enacted, That il shall
be the duty OF the Postmaster General to pro-
vide and furnish to all deputy postmaster, and
to all othe persons applying and paying there
for, suitable postage stamps Of the denomination
of three cents, and Of such other denominations
as he may think expedient to facilitate the pre-
payment OF the hostages provided for in this act
and any person who shall forge or counterfeit
any postage stamp provided or furnished under
tne provisions OF this or any former act, whether
the same are impressed or printed on or attached
70 envelopes or not or any die, plate, or engrav-
ing tncreior, or shall make or print or knowingly
use or sell, or have in his possession with intent
to use or sell, any such false, forged, or CONN.,
terfeited die, plate, engraving or postage stamp,
or who shall make or print, or authorize or pro-
cure to DC made or printed, any postage stamps
OF the kind provided and furnished by the Post.
master General as aforesaid, without the especial
authority and direction Of the Post Office De-
partment, or who, after such postage stamps
have been printed, shall, with intent TO defraud
the revenues of the Post Office Department, de-
liver any postage stamps TO any person or per-
sons other than such ms shall be authorized to
receive the same by an instrument of writing
duly executed under the hand of the Postmas
ter General, and the seal of the Post Office De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Agricultural Exhibition.
rc}y0nde nee of The n. Y Tribune

HARRISBURG, Thursday, Oct. 30, ISL
The second day proved better exhibition,
as several new articles were introduced, and 1t
showed also much fuller attendance. clover
seed wunower was exhibited OF very ingenious
construction. and although there were no means OF
testing its capacity due examlnatlonnducedthe
conviction that It would perform the work prom
lsed. A new embell hment was added to the scene
by the erection oftwo splendid tents which were hIled
by the needlework Of the ladies' IN the shape OF the
most beautiful quilts, embroidery iacework, netting
knitting and those various bJouiene when ladles
know so well how to fabucate for themselves Inc
scene was truly splendid, and very appropriately the
fruits and flowers were exhibited IN the same teht'
the display of fruits and vegetables, though small IN
amour, and OF course at this season limited III va
riety was OF most excellent character NO baskets
OF ounces beat every thing OF the KIND ever VIZ
messed Most of them measured a 1901 III clTcuilief-
epce and all we're OF the most beautifully goidenh nue.
A most SPLENDID collection Of clasp knives, peaull-'
fnlly arranged IN glass case, nom The NdeNlle'
fCtO Works, attracted the admiration OF ali A. dld
also. avery fine assortment OF larger Cutlery from
Lancaster IN our own State
The crowd this day was enormously increased by
tho reduction IN the rate of admission and by the
large influx OF strangers WHO pouftU INTO HaiAso"is
from every quarter so much that hundreds on
hundreds were unable To find accommodations ON
The preyious night and they continued coming almost
Throughout the day There could not have oeen less
than twenty thousand who visited the tRr, as
We begin 10 call n, to-day. The excitement
throughout the entire time was intense every
one appeared delighted and the scene was orll-
I'M IN the extreme. A. | walked from the
ground In the early part toward my quarters, a.
though had thought no more visitors could pos
sIby be collected, / met one continued stream
raining along the road foot, on horseback and IN
pmnibiIses until absolutely believed that the town
was entirely depOpulated. A. again took nv WAY
70 ,he exhibition toward evening, when the crowd
was hurryIng home for shelter nom coming show
., !; vas with the utmost difficulty that could
thread my way through the tide OF humanity that was
nourng toward the town. Men, women and chill
dren clustered up the sidewalks, coaches, omniouses
CARS and wagons almost amnled the center, and the
moor nags were dragged backward and forward be-
tween The two points, distance OF only Two miles,
with full Dads for full two hours until entirely e1
hausted A heavy shower closed the afternoon. and
evening found nearly TWO thousand still waiting I'M
der the various tents. Tomorrow promises 10 oe a
great day. DAuPHIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Gen. Houston ON Donaldson, sc.

HUNTSVILLE, Texas, Saturday, sept. =. 1891.
To tie Eefar y TRe t9l3H. :, .,
DEAR SIR: Nv attention has been called
bv a Trend 10 IN editorial IA The Il qtaond Enquirer
otthe ad INST In i YOU suggest that ouSht 10 rs
cIl ne 0a,lcy Of Nr. @. H. NJnd S.a. So f'r as At
man hare S1ngaf 20 c0nHerf We nth .9rrtSp'nifn'f
Iftrere = any such person - Nr {. H uonA.tSoh
or ever HIS been. IN Texas, am aoi Nv are on ne
fact nor have been able 70 obtain information OF
any such individual have seen several gentlemen
VINO have recently canvtS>ed cur state IN the lde
elections ana not one Of them has ever heard OF Ny
Donaldson.
Tc'os,d send you several editorials rom news
parers. from which you may De enabled . come 10
some SATISFACTORY conclusions ds 20 the importance
which should attach 10 the DJHI'fS.H laH'H-
Further than this | have nothing to do VITA me AZ
far II Mr. & II Donaldson Is "A real person, and
can ever be identified. VIII Ue found mar neither ne
norauy other person. IN truth. has aay authority 10
use nv name iu any pledges, bargains. or agreements
with any individual c.Iques, Tor any political pur-
pose whatsoever nor could | as al honorable man
sanction such course.
VIII leave YOU. SIR. and al intelligent men, 10 Ill
vine the object for which this extraordinary cores
roadence has been gotten up. with A vlpld attempt
10 connect my name with principles to Whlch have
ever been opposed. 50 fU as Il has been necessary
or proper IN the discharge OF my public duties either
IN speaking voting, or acting, nave sought no con.
ceaiment Of my principles and II Is due to myself
that should remain consistent with the past IA ana
things which may affect my OWL character and the
peace prosperity and honor OF our country. am.
very truly, YOUR most obedeni servant,
SAN. HOU>rON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Funeral OF NcGarry-The Jewish Law Suit
Application for a Mandamus TO give up the
keusington Ballot Boxes-Great Failure.

PHLlDELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 50, 1851
Robert RambO has been arrested here,
charged with passing counterfeit money IN Chester
County last Spring. e was committed 70 await
requls.tIon.
fhe remains OF Henry McGarry, who was muir
cered IN Mon amenslng on sunday evening were IN
tened this morning Being Catholic, MS BODY
lay STAKE. with candles burning, and nAgnlh-
cent bouquet n hIs sed, lid gloyed hands The
funeral VAS to-day, Sad spectacle
Robert LOucen. implicated II the murder OF Nc
Gary mas not yet been arrested. Louden l. very
respectfully cOnIecteC
Tie case Of Rowland u.s. Coleman and wife was
resuue 20 n me QUIZ of Common Pleas ,nls morn
ing. The testimony for the defense, thus far, has
teen Gre ctec mainly u establish the aieg ion Lnat
PeiileT Row land, for tie purpose Of Jrs 1g ABOUT
the marriage between ms brother John and Isabella
Na;hs informed her 4tnertha; john Nd, ID good
business. and was then worth : 800 a0d t1at he
prCl>eC 10 give the release L. NJ slserlu-l -
NARY Alr. coleman. without any stlpui ttlOn-dnd
tbs before the Rabbi sent .or from Baltimore. 10
appeared N evidence that the refusal OF Peiter :.
ko@ianl 20 perform the euony Of taxing OF tue
Stoe took place u the >yna- -ue, "1en Tue mar
rage Of Isabella Win Mr Coleman q, aODui o. td.-
place. Tf~ Was gOue IN ne presence ~ the haDJl
from Baltimore and anotaer RaD0l from Jerusalem.
foseiner ,i.h the zen male witnesses required - Dc
PRESENTLY TIE Jewish l4~. u Seems. that Peliler.
% thai particular moment pulled paper ulL % ms
breast. all stated that le would IOr aer!Jrn the
ceremony unless Isabella Slslec Il THIS was lie
rrifase % all iuus against tim. lie Da> asAe ~
ite friends Cf Isabella Hhelh.r ~ h4d no. aCrrel -
Perform lie ceremony 10 which ne .eylei d. Ye,,
tut have altered E.f MID. Isabella commenced
cryrg and reused q s,sn The release Peter then
sid De Voull have nothing 10 DO slih the cereno nv
He pUt the release ~ hs pockei AMI left the no
bicCHg item good Dy-oa leaving. The marriage
was oi course post onec. a. the ceremony could 4
he performed ~itbOut hin One 81 the brides frlpnas
I>Iaichsc fer P.iiief. ho h,t his s,)-e
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
,,,,, vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER t. 1851


fe~ r,fnuiss did but again presenter she release
q cams and refused 20 proceed lhIl u was sSae1-
/ sT.Ma ,bou si-rci the release, and the cere-
rory Ms performed. Slc y a. " weep NJ SAL ana
fasting. and Pelutr Was ias'ing ZOO out ho' Weep
ne~ one oi the singular ues ia lh,> '>e IS 'h's
nearly every male witness tXainiAeA 'l'> V1tnSe~
his name Siucc ne came 20 tnis eoi"'iN,. foi III
stance Pelusr :. Eowldni vas hho" III curry. -
>oi-,~,,- Peal Tohn RcNllnt 4s Isaac Ptii,a!,
an. >rlrnc,, coleman TIE father Ct !st'eAaS pre-
con, husband is solomon kla,stsSI. VI. oieLi"h
..Id ill,f When he left Poland. ne eH MS name
v,b -fsr1 As A lssacv but brout1 M MS en- hd' .st
,yrh h,r, - ms country" isaoe u WAS u OF -
vfarc at re az her ysi marriage. IAe ease Is S'iil
progressing. III, ,bi :
In M, rn,fsd states Commissioner ON a. ~
rnrfu-ns Nlll4fu Brakeman. the coiofec c'oNo' l's
tre Oliver charged with creating muiinY on ootig
the brig was discharged. The COMMISSIONER IL
his corCrr, did not amount 20 mutluN. i "t> mere
outbreak OF pad temper. anc The punishment ne rs .
received. beng sept ~ days ~ Ious' "is SUI" .''''
for The ofCnse c...-.
Tn, morning J ". Read preseu'e1'o me ooli !
Of Quarter Sessions 40 petitions rom the hot'l
Of Commissioners Of me District Of heasinS on
rr.Eiuc i0r a Ueremptov mantamrs AGAINST Ai~Si'
mon Hayman Bell and Dane, directing them 20 oe-
liver 10 the Commissioners the boxes containing tV
tickets cast q The recent elecuon ior commits
ers Of that District. The Court directed rue -
show cause to BE- granted, rctu!utole on >a'aiAy
morning next .
The storm. Nhich has prevailed during The past
tuentvfour hoggS. passed away a. 'l0cA tnlS AZ
t.rroou f. ef, thing looks refreshed.
The wholesale dry goods cStaol shmeni Of } tneS
r. smith & Co. failed ih,s morning ther Na2A1
tsfS arc s4-O.CgO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

ounstan6es stand now, the Republic Is more lselS
70 be maintained with revision than without, It IN
asuuch as the Accession OF popularity tina, the Pre-
sldent VIII gain by ms late policy Will probably Sc
cure ms election az all events IF Ms canciialure
shall have been rendered legal, b. previous repeal
81 the s5ih article, he vii DC nothing more IMAM 4
President, with fge years 10 Iun but II his ca4c
da,ure shall have been maintained Illegal ana az ~
elected notwithstanding. he may become anytnin :
he has the ofrontery ~ attempt-Presl1eh' TOT me-
Consul Emperor
Nothing Is Known or the composition OF the ne"
Cabinet Among the most prominent cehuiqd,es a {
NM Blllauit. Lamartne, Girardm, VICTOR oUt iiei'
De Tocoue vile saint A1aud, Gate tonmin1er-
General N Algeria, &c The 1ominis OF re 2
roauerce which met Yesterday and Is 10 near tle
retiring Cabinet 70 day VIII ceclIe "Ae'utl vac
Chamber viii lie imned la;ely cOnvoked, or whether
lis return need be has;ened before ne perlOo hxs
by itself.
The Ar,neme1t thinks that the various suits
brought against I, and the condemnation OF us
editors. nav have something 70 60 win W. Fdncner
d,sprare and offers 10 the exMnlster, as iO0d ior
reflection, the following cOlDcidences; "a tAe Sihs
day and al the same hour that NJ Erdah ~ 80
COncergere, 2lst OF July, l-5l, VI Leon du 5
received q severe rebuke from the th4mceI, "lif 4
declared that IN the matter Of petitions the Ministry
had acted contrary 10 H. duty On the sahS "'y
and IT The same hour that u Pdrd1is va Sel q
nberry. I4th Of October 1851, NJ faucAer was a.
praced hv the President. who accepted M iesIshd
lion which he had frced nl!n 10 OHef r
The Debofs deserts the President on account OF
The disni sal OF ,he Cabinet, anu says TO-DAY ina Vi
al the adventures he has undertakeh' curing the
last three wears. this Is the most perhou>. ms
journal l. now free from trammei OF any sort ana -
perhaps getting nd Of al previous connec'0,s' n
orer L. cntor seriously into the field for the Flnce
&C JolIyllle. But there Is 50 much confusion on
even side that u i difficult 70 give an lnteilg Die
or reiianie reureeentation OF the actual sta'e OF
things | hope that. m NV next shall have more
facts AID fever PROBABILITIES 10 chronicle. g. B. ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
YCouRr-Gudge Greenwood. TIL,

Cry CoURT-(Judge Greenwood The
against Daniel Allen which mas occupied the
Court for three days was concluded on Thursday.
The defendant Allen indicted for having IN Oc-
tOber. 1850, committed an assault and battery with
intent 10 XIII, on an aged man named DELPHI II APP
peaTed IN evidence that defendant had attacked and
IN ured person named Spencer (iOr which he has
been tfed and conylctedl and on the plaintiff 60
ing out and pursuing his assallants he h. attacked
BY them, and INJURIES inflicted, from "h.ch MS recoy.
cry Vas ior a long time considered doubtful The
defense set UP Ghbt, 10 prove which book con-
tanning credits 20 the prisoner for DAYS work al Kin
cerhoOk, curng the entire month OF october, with
the exception OF two Gays neither Of which was the
date When the assault j. alleged 10 have been coin
United, gwen evidence. The case went 10
the jury. and a verdict OF guilty was returned.
Counsel for the defense and the District Attorney
are 10 confer upon the evidence given On sOners
behalf and If there reasonable doubt of ms quit,
petition for pardon viii be presented 10 the Cor
ernOT
In the same Court Thomas PIctOn VAS tired and
convicted Of libel published IN the Nec fDrt Ira, Of
which he editor. on Rudolph + LexOw, Re
porter Of lie POiics Gazette Sentence deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Places for Holding the Polls.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
CoNsEcRArIoS or THE AssIsr.Sr BlsH

CONSIDERATION or THE ASSISTANT BlsH-
or or CoNNEcrIcUr.-The conservation OF Rev Or.
Williams took place az 81 Johns Church Yesterday,
according 10 previous notice. All the Bishops OF the
Episcopal thurch IL New England, with the Bishop
OF Western New \ OTk were present Nearly all the
clergy of tins Diocese With ,erv many from abroad,
we've IN attendance. and they entered the Church
IN Their surphces, and took seats near the chancel
presented a ven imposing appearance VERY maRy
laNmen from al parts Of the Diocese were also
pIeseuI
Morning PRAYER was read BY Rev DR. Cot OF this
cny assisted IN the Lessons By Rev Mr. Ciaf. Of
aierhury, ana N the subsequent Drawers Dy Rev.
NJ. Hallam OF New London. The Ante Communion
service was commenced ~ Bishop HOPKINS Of "
he collects were read BY Bishop BroNnell OF Con
necucut. the Epi>te by Bishop Easrburr of Mesa
ehuseIts and the Gospel BY Bishop Delaney Of
Western New ork The Sermon Wa, presched oy
Bishop Burgess Of Name from Luke xxi. % ..
The bishop elect was presented for conservation oy
blstaps Burgess Of Maine and Chase OF Nes-Hamp-
saire- The testimonial ron the Diocese OF Counec-
ucu Mas reat by the Rev. Or CroSwell OF New Il 4
ven, TIE testimonial. Of The Standing committees u
TIE clfefeni GlocestS " Rev Dr. Mead. OF Norya.a.
and ihe letter from the Presiding BshoD appointil
Bishop broWneli cOnsecraiOT. 0y Rev DR. Wheaton
oi tn> city The Litany read oy bishop Hen
shaw ct khoce Island, and the examination OF the
tIcicaie sad he remainder II the consscratinc ,r-
were IN Bishop BroNnel. al the BISHOPS nre>eut
unirs ia tie imposition OF hands
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

FoRGERy.-A paper published at Iowa
City, called The IO,ca capital Fact, gives TWO para
graphs of our description OF the Wing Primary meet
ngs IN this CITY, and then with the greatest cool
ness tacks on apparently as a portion of the same
article, the greater part of dagueneotype of the
Sixth Ward Democratic Primary Election which ap-
peaTed In The TrbuH, a week before the Wing EIec.
tons took place and IN order to hide the fraud the
editor OF The Fact g. grasses the word Democratic
III three or more instances and substitutes the word
Wing" We have nothing TO say except that the
author OF such trlck would, III this region, De
placed on a level with the man who signs another's
name TO note in order to de6aud a Bank Of q
thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

OPPOSITION RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
The Democracy Of the City Of Brooklyn and County
Of Kings assembled at the Military Garden on Thurs
day evening 10 respond 10 the nomination put forth
by the several Conventions. TCNIs G.. BEEGES was
chosen hartman, and the usual number Of Wee Pres
idents were appointed :. G. Arnold, C.. VI stevens,
Lott, G. Robinson and j. Hanford acted a. secreta
rles. The nominations being read and confirmed the
meeting successiyely addressed By II. \. Moore,
candidate for the County Judgeshlp, Theodore Ko-
meyn. Oh the Assembly ucket, ii. G.. Murphy and
VIM. Hammond. The Resolutions Of the State
Convention al Syracuse were Teaiirmed, and At y
O'Clock the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Iaoros SELLING IN ALBANY.-The City

LIQUOR SELLING IN ALBANY The City
TeIaperance Society of Albany has published the
statistics of liquor retailing that city, by when II
appears that on Oct. Albany bossted 80 rum sell
leTs Of whom 1879 were born Americans 435 we're
foreigners, 3 colored, and Isl not ascertained. The
proportion Of gToggerIes to inhabitants Is one TO
each g. persons, including women and children i26
of them have licenses and 326 sell without on sun
days above COO are kept open. There are in the
city seven breweries, manufacturing 10000 barrels
of beer yearly. and two new ones have been built
capable Of producing 100000 barrels each During
the year 49s persons committed to the Peniien
tlary of whom pa born in the United states,
225 II Ireland, l. IN England l. IN Germany, 10
In Canada, ) IN Scotland, and IN France of the
ass 10 less than 4jl Of Incorporate habits and
45 said that they had used liquor only in modera
ton during the year there had been III the Peniten
tiary 90 cases of dellrlum tremens. During three
months ending Sept. 81, the police have arrested
100 persons for various o1enses 1873 of them for
in,Oxcation and the Chief of Police states that at
least hree.fourths of the arrests are of persons Of
incorporate habits as are half those who apply to
the police stations for lodgings Since the beginning
of the yetr 1851, the number Of cOmmlttals 10 the
county Jail has increased 25 per cent In view Of
all these facts, the Society urges the passage OF
law IKE that which has proved so ehcien, IN Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
WILLIAMSBTRGH ITEMS.

The Company, We understand, vii PROBABLY arrange
the ferries on 1T November iha, there NIL be a
continuous communication al night. the GraGd-st.
aac PecA-sp coats DOln now hauling OF for All hour
90 aiier " o'clock, 10 rake the ores G.teal Of
tbs Tie Peck-slp boa; ~lll not haul of tn o'clock.
ana resume about o'clock. not long after which the
morning boats vii commence During that hour
the GIanc-st. oOa; will be again in operation
On the Peck-slip route three boats vii nm Ill
rear O'Clock III the evening tao boats from that
time 20 90 minutes past ten, from ~hich time 20 |
The Grand -. route viii run tao boats I'll y clock
then one all night With the eKce2 tiOn OF the hour
mentioned. The Dlvlsion.ay. boat, directly across
from foot Of South >eyenth-st. To Grand-st, New
York, will run til O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
Il We learn that HENRY JAMES, Esq.

u We learn that Henry JAMES, Esq,
OF this City about TO deliver IN Boston the course
of lectures on AIT. Democracy, Property and Rel
gion, which he gave here las. Winter with so much
success. These lectures are marked by degree OF
ability, originality and eloquence which rarely DIS
tnguish such performances, and we are much ms
takenIf they do excite a wide and earnest Al
tentlon m Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

FEMALE PEDESTRIAN II Miss Cu>h-
nan, al y Louis, Missouri, has undertaken 70 wax
She commenced al { P. VI. on Frssv rbe 10-h
Instant. and during her first tweasv iouy hours her
Cuicl e>i NILE was performed IN fourteen minutes
and ~ evc seconds, and the res, af various
between. Size i sac % be graceful as wei as "a
p'd walker While on duty, she Is dressed in f,,ll
BlOomer costume, consisting Of ! pink dress. pok
trousers. and bonnet trimmed With cherry colored
nebon. Large crowds were dra~R together to wit
Uf,>ih novel srfff9fiC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

fBE AT THE Troy ARsENAL.-Ihe resi-
dence OF the Quarermaser attached TO the l. ;.
Arsenal, At Troy, took FIRE on Monday night, from an
overheated pipe for hot air. II promptly extn-
guished, though not without considerable damage,
caused more by water than by the flames
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Il VIII be seen by the foregoing mat Black nan
hghest on the Opposition ticket, and Campbell
lowest while Coulter ran highest on the Wing
ticket and Jessup lowest.
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