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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

CLoT7lINo.-pPRINg AND suHsrR cIoTur,ya az
~ vheease-We would call the .ttentica cf rereh,.ts
New York Tor srng 10 our soek Of Fnrns
no GUNNER Clothing which for extent variety ana e.ee
tnes 81 msnufaoture sud ftyia uch Superior - Aat Of
ores sssson and We feel assured .prro-
tso cistag deslers In All sections 81 the COUNTRY
enc of the firm erode ,iv tbe rrr,ne.1
1e rnrehrsers can rely having all I've iies All b,
s.'s goeNs ma1e into carmen in well tarn eis-
nes o. Lsish sns prices much lover than houtss who
apeno eoiey Ga this market An nsrocton Of our Eook
rsore purchasing elsewhere ~ respectfully os.eA hi al
nsv srersred Ter the isrxett demand Tor csforn,
eetNihs " s'erJ csforstion, At 81 sloweft prices
D. & J. DsYLlN,
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rpoRTIIe.

II I'D EoUsg PLEASURE GEousDs-HAsbxs TRor-
IN tiprh Parse o. s2J will 90 fhu-sdNv next.
~ 18Th iIG. for horses th.. never won money Nile
testa best three 10 20 saddle Enriss cisss the
stovo house en- Tuesday evening TIE Ilth nt ~
eSIstk. -lrvs q make D race, std Two y srt:
4 ivFr, Prrsiesor.
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Z o.T-oRaND ASSEMBLY, OF THE TypEPrS-
ExPnEss AaEsoIra SC.

SpEOIsL ExrRysS Nortcr -COsPETIrI9a DEFIsD.
pei egoryt California tackaEs LxsTsss STEAMER Ea
Tt CitT On THURSDAY, IS March. AZ telsck n I've
r have e call the at alton ~ the ratc - tho ssuee
ottrrd them or tic trarfnison q packages parcels and
letters y California. thrtuga express Inc. Cganeetsd
WITH re heaviest tansporuton comFatT On thc sthmns
prepared for thu delivery u c1sds at
Francisco vhn the short rcfsle rsrsd Oar return
IxrreEs r Saa Tahcisc. uf Let February received
~ tie En- fre CITY r advance q t others ftrse.
CeiNUi W the eesmet day Avinz. snd let
until ~ r. n paeh.Ces twaith N al he
made fectf WAFER rrotl ~ lett ~ the oce the
dsY previous No cuS.f ci IhompsnS HtoA
cork, Manaefs and Area R Pcsri street corner % WALL
Refer BY permission 20 hesFs. .ohns,n Icwser IT'S Wall
street, spcford. Teston - Ssuth street; nesith
Co. % Pire streets ard Law Argar CO 10 Dsy street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

V>RiPLRR HALL-GRAND VOCAL AND INsraU-
mental Concert Monday, March 10. 1851 being r. pc
on oy OF the concert Of the 2itn Of J,au
syy a. which the following talent will appear Nine
Ihani prma donna from the Royal Opera visnna Mrs.
Laura Jones' the favorite vocalist Misc Lavinia Band
ec ihrteen years And the most astonishing Performer
the violin ever preented to American audience aerr
rhp Mayer baritone; Herr Ei'hhorn. yOloncso; Herr
knuttel trombone Grand Orchestra including the shak-
srtss aussa Society undsr he direction of Herr Noi
Spienod Military Band conaacsod by Mr.. T. o. Adkins
LIe rTansemens and selection une- tho direction Of
pianotcrts prosramme-Psr. LII Overture Der Frei-
Jones. solo. yioonceilo-Herr EichhOrn; BY
request Grand scene ct Priero Ie'Naufrage Herr r.
sayeI-Grossheli Solo Trombone, air ana variations
o opers Gil Arabic ksllg,lli"3Mme sephani.Pscein 4
ssry hand nss appearance in their new uniform Noraed
ra-sps stephsni-sehuesrt; 10 FAntasie for Violin
Bsnein; IL Song of Home"-hrs. Jones-Iaedsr; ~
National Guard Quickstep" dedicated to the Seventh
k.nm,p, ssmposeS expressly for this occasion and
kse.ys and Arl. from the opera Ronends dInse
Ara from Marie Flute Tgsmte not my
S SIsr. q Military Bsne @ ADKINS
the music sores and door evening
mence at eight o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10


NEW Y0Rk HORSE BAZAAR. 81 cRosBYsrREEr-
~ Auction see o. Hcrsa, Carriages. Harness. every
hnday and wednesday, encing IL Uc!oc.
ha-ns properly - dispose OF Will please
REGISTERED before 10 o'clock on each cay of sac.
JOHN II. GALflELp. Pr5psie.or.
HORSE FOR SALE "A VERY STYLISH nay BoRss.
sN Jears eld l5 hsnds high, eound and tind in al
hsless snd under the saddle will se cold very cheap
present. owner has for hin. Can be seen Noiaes
Livery Stable, is Amos street.
A COUPE ROCKAWAY FOR ONE HORSE ron sAt T.
"A bat little used, IL elegant order a. bailt oder
WITH patent axes Csn be at MtssTs. Wood romiu
son alto Broadway.
EoR tALE-CARRIAGE AND HARNESS a CAR
fsge nexccllcnt order but little used built IS IA
renee Cells together with double harness good con-
on an " had ~ very moderate cash applying
- ll0 clinton plsce. Or ~ siath avenue Livery Efabies
176 BROADWAY, BETWEEN GRAND AND BRoosE
wnit rent heuse the ertat central depot Tor the
uot es9efated sne genuine psleas medi,ine,, ksi-
.rfezs binnont and Magic fluid. for the hair Hystts
le salssr rohenohs Pulmonie 8yrrp. De- Craye Utar.
Whisture, Hnteaings Knsyp's. Billiards. peete. ana
blsies Btter Townsents and saads In ~ A.
tstte BrAnareth aud the ceel rated Wshss iiis ard
hanhs.tsu pasters. DR. r. has beyond
ttst he has the only article that vii restore the h.r sss
rer dorsr. cab. -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

BROOKLYN nUsEuM.-PRoPIEToR AND MANA
~ GER Mr.. v. N. Kent-frices feduoed-Parquette, q
cent. Gallery, l2, cents First night OIL e. Scout Nom
day evening Mar VI le the will with
the national spectacle OF PUTHAh-oAeaotsh. Mr. Scott
songs and Dances To conclude With the drama LUXE
TEE la BoRkR-Luke, Mr.. CLARKE; Phillip, Mr. Scott
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Ach &c rnr lnrr,.-. -

Asli'' lhfUhTl OF A
i rama-kesqu,rs Hrrtads n Co o. Pansr,, h. n.
inform tie rui that they viii tsctive and rorwari
chsfdiss snd bullion % and frtrn Flew York ~ a.
GO " the Amerc.a steamers well &C 10 .,v 49,
fncias, On the line u The British packets TbeY
On TIE lthnue teur hutdtsi males urder thscsTe ~
and truly aimtc male ttsT and an their ~ 4. III
~ NY ,r,sss go extensive that slippers vii Lad i
seieet ~ Sye len The Preference. s,rong and
trs,re 70 their thtrge shir srs IA Ne yorS
W. hhhe " seisrs Evttett Brown In New Orleans
helson silyete, three ectes Of e.oA si 81
NJ XIV ~ so.as eentisnes 70 rs with rsuuctlons and viii
W, nc pavf hntc gentlemen The eharscs II rxnt-
S.,aton 2 uprising tsnaipr storsge Ard roresue A.
1870 Netsona or C-uces freight land csrrisxp
,s re shirping q Parsni aid sooas
~ rs-e ~ ~ rer pnu~t further
sTp'y 70 ENERgrr BpDWN NJ a. seg,b $500. 80
van bse ehaste 81 all gccds Destined fer the lstkmas
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n Osr-s5 REwARD-ON TIE ErENINn or THE
IL sl nstsnt tst3 cen STATION and division streets in
Noflk Pace BREAST Pin. With GOLD bach. The nnaer
ire above reward by leaving tA is Br dge
Irceklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

CIRCUS. NEW YORK AhPHITHEArRk BowKRY.
~ Doors at quarter before 4 half
plst7 Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes IS cents PIT Ig
sen Monday Evening March TO- will be presented Grand
Dsertisement, Of equestrian, gymnasto scrob-c. and
Iantomime features NILE Tournasre will appear her
eEasN and elegant performance the Grand Act Of the
hansee. The charming apd accompiished young ecu
risnLe Miss Mary Ann els will appear her esebrased
tnd adm raby cuted The popular you
fol equestrian Master WIN. Armstrong. viii appear La
GitapA. BY Nile Tournaiare. LauEhahie Anerpieoe.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.-FoR ONE NIGHT
only-hss Worrall Pianist sud Vocalist at the dis
tnsni.hec oirees Of the court Of Easiand and principal
Irano ~ the German Lutheran Church Wadour street.
London will give her fret English Ball in
New York. At the above Tuetday next March H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

IL iBBoNs s1Lks. AND MILL sERY GooDs.-THE
- suhtcriler s ready TO sbsw the eegAnt
ment Hbbcns silks and Millinery goods Ia The ntrkes,
which he pytpared q offer uch low rriees defy
eompetiiion. Merchants aud MiEcrs rcsrectsuy
yud 70 txamne stock before purchaSlnq elsewhere.
u. NJ. LIcBrENslElE. ~ sowery.
~ MASS, SUCCESSOR TO GEO DRYDEN NO 6l
" Canal street, begB TO call the attention country
mtrehabt. mlliners strangers visiting the city h-d
rubo IN general 70 his stock Of STRAW Gscds ad znav
yheh &c ~ confident Ties vii ind. upon examiuatou,
trual u fny other ofer.d lie has constantly
he sssortm ~ straw Bon the Ia styles Ane
All ether articles in tie line
MtLliEsRs AND DEALERS, / AN now PREPARED
~ 20 sufry erde1s thu aprng STYLES tonret
frames and crowns. JASPER SPENCE ~ plviron ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

ERANKLIN MUsEuh. IFS CHATHAM s2UAxE-GBo
Lea Sole Proprietor Aanissicn-seAss In PrivAss
Boses ~ esnt Stage seats S cents Boxes, % csn PAr
suet lx oents-ksEans Bacon perform After
and Evenisg Dom ia tbs after-
aeon 5oclcok and In the evening At half past rhs
no ether p.oe 81 AN aseSsnt IN New York. consisting 4
rcrformers being the largest the time the uc
talented band the Untod States troupe AZ Heds Ar.
pts who selected for their hearty soj hSrrs who
rsrsonscA number q eear.ui tsbssun taken the
pictures OF anccntA ID modsrn tmeG COMPANY A-Ab
Girls who 20 through variety 81 Of strength dsr-
verify ksiApe Rossns the enis Female Jurgor IN ne
verdi accompany Of Male and Female Artistic vac s. n ~
lneIhietien hAbis stiuAry in The ~ord
sher wtsh variety OF Interesting perform
ternoon ssd evening For bills cay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
RARNuHs AMERICAN MUsEUx-P r. BARNun

proprietor aad Manager John Greenwood Jr Assist
ant hanfrer Afternoon performance At threen the
Eng az half past seven o'clock Asmittance the
AND eaeh skoon performance - cents children under
Years 81 a cents and circle, i2
Unexempled triumph OF that icrful thrng
a.d elective new moral and domestic drama, nADELAISE
OK THE f0QNBLING or PAsIS. In tho afternoon. com
msncng az three o'clock, the comical piece Of BURIED
ALVl In the evening. commencing 81 half past fevea
o'clock the striking effective and exciting moral
nIed hADELAINE, OR THE FOUNDING OF PARIS
hertrand Mr. O. W Clarke; REM Mr.. Henkins; Madslans
niss Chapman; Catharine, hrs Yeomana. The nnumer-
able euroses Of this Museum the vast
the Gypsy Fortune teller Cat all times to be
&C., be all hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

THB ELHAkBRA DINING SALOON. NO. 1856 wATzR
e. hai been newly tted sp and tho rropvieor respect
fully invite ecurct hers call their epiaioa
upon tie quality Of the eAtates sud &C.
RICHARD a. P.ArT,
TH0aas EYEk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

RRoADWAY TABERNACiE-wE0NE lsrH
naroh-fisst grand concert by the celebrated prms
s9lo on the h.sn Piano Professor Van der wsyde Dueo
lincoln. Caystn,, "Normi," SARA yAlsntini. !. The
iyy Green, Mr.. Henry Lineoln puotto. Ernani" sgra
spss.1,sii :. Nan. ssT Paraye Jenny tads Eho
Song Mr. Lincoln. lpglsh Melody Mrs. Lincola. Aria
Belisnro, sgr fsrayell: "se Bouqnet al Coquette"
Ind,s II ird Ions sgrs srerania Trio from "Attiia'
The Eoan Piano teyep 9eayse s t Gilbext III Broad
nay. Tickets e teas-to Tie had at the music stores at
Miss yalentinis singing school a. con.tituton Tall $50
Broadway and at the door, To commence eight
Doors oren At seven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

M0REHEADS MAGNETIC PLAsTRR.-rHIS UNkI.
A vailed article warranted to be the greatest strength
ener and pain destroyer in the world the cheapest aud
best plaster ever made possesses all the virtues Of the
most approved and exeeat pase together With the
Important addition Ct magnetic rowe which lie wonder
tsy ssyeloped by it, use s moIeoyer tree from AL
those objections attached to other plastes s effects
almost and It's use 10 exceedingly pleasant Put
up in air. ght tin boxes sufficient TO spresd six eight
piasers and child spread them. Price Is cents
boz With fun dirsst.eos ra.ufsstursd snd sold By The
Broadway. New York. Also sold b. al rsspsesae drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

NJ 0TlCE.-COMPLIkENTAkY BENEFIT 10 e. VI
ClArke.-Ihe gentlemen .anx the committee are
reqaested 70 meet the Astor House, Monday evsaipr
luth inst, at 10 o'clock.
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SATTLERS CoSkoRAMAs-sEcoND SHgIxECoR-
~ ner Of Broadway and Thrteenth st-set-A IS
cents Open every day from eishs o'clock in morning
I'll ten In the evening These works Of consist
lection e. twen.ysix views Of Europe, Asia hiner Syria
The Holy Land Egypt Nnba 80 .AeA aad taken from
nature. and painted in Gil by Pref. Sattler.
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CEn REwARD.-iOsT OR STOLEN. FROM HACK
tstO No So ia pafsing from etesmer etorps toot q
Warren Tenth street. on the 9Th March, between
10 n y. Rueset Coored Leather Trunk, marsed in
scs letters W both ends and 90 the brass plate
in trort ". J. Avere New York. The above reward
~ Nered 70 who VII return the ruu snd con
h 70 g Pearl street. stairs or a. l63 broadway rev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

)iLGRIhS PRoGRRes.-OPES EVERY EVENING AT
Washington Hall asS Broadway. near Houston street
t.e fanorama Of bunyans Piisrus Pr Doors open
81 70 oonmeneeh Quarter before o'clock. Admission
neSn at o'clock WHOM children will admitted At half
rlite. - -
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M EcnANIcs HALL. NO az ROADWAY. ABOVE

Avn LILIHNIN1 II IT, No IT UNUhDW AY, ABOVE
AVA Grand treet-Open every night during the week until
;ther rotiee The original ana well known CRRlsTYs
blhSrRELS comprising efficient versatile "oorpe'
81 tserted and experienced performers under the ma
mage Of K r. Chrisy whose In this CITY, for
slecesicn f live Je.rs have been received favor
y highly respectable aud fashionable aud Tickets
eents The patrons Of ChrstyG hinssres respectfully
informed that the usual Saturday afternoon
eiseontnued for the future tn Saturday evening" next
Msfch 18TH annual benefit of vaughn Doors
open AZ alf-Past 0; commsnce az q anarter to 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

q - REWSRD.-LosT-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON. IN
~ THiur through Broaawsy, Spring street aad
ise irving house L.dy's cold chain snd Pencil With
lcket Contrasting the portrait % gsstleuan. fttaehed
be aaer will " literally rewarded rcurning the ab0ve
70 BYRNIs Bkor6ERs, iG7 Grand stroo,. 0dd Fellows
lAN
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GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE -oLYnPIc-MoN-
acts, by freitax. - ~
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EELLoWS &iNSraELS, AT PILLOWS OPERA
house943 orf Howard and Grand Streets
very hight daring tho week The celebrated original
Ind Nekn Fellows kinEtrqia, prspg eacieab
aud vsratle oftaened experienced performers
urdsr the direction of u. Fellows whose in this
oty the last been received with greatest
isyer by the elite and fashion of this great METROPOLIS
Their concerts consist Of Buesque Italian Opera Scenes
witty sayings Solos, Duets. Choruscs Dancing, and la
on Wednesday and saturday af-
ernoons. grand Concert for the
and families, commencing o'clock T.. ~ Admission aS
u, % aua bofor T.
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nR CHRISTIES CALvANlS CURATIvES-THBSE
~ renowned and unrivailed articles. celebrated r
their wonderful effects all disexes
potency In giving renewed life and
em are 70 be had in New York. only At the authorized
No 49, Broadway
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sNoAbNttfsVNSs
RooK.KEEPING, sstrusErrc sc.,TIORoUGuLY
~ tsasbthy " J. RENNILLE, 80 Broadway Each STA
dent arAt ana carefully instructed snd IL crabIed
rasaiy in practice the kn Impaired 70 h
Ortn dhy and evening Terms m0 ierste.
YOUNG LADY visHEs SITUATION, AS CO.
"A vsrnsss In family Who IL folly teach
vocal ano nttrumental mrsc, fftaoh, aud the Eagsh
trssohes line ss resssd - Yeritss a. this os. viii
ceivt rromp attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

NAlIoNAL rHEArRE MONDAY EVENING MARCH
wv, ~, se presented apes national drama enttiod
70 mi ~ kNhhh. or the Young ntinet .t-Cenorsl
"athrT'en MT u W Taylsr; Nj Lane, Brsndop Captain
sIh.ii, La Ayor Dan morgan, l. fcx FRANK Fairfax. T.
seymour Mary Manners, Miss f. Mestayer; lire Farf.x
Mrs. han.sLvlle. PREVIOUS to which, the farce Of SEX
NnANIs BY LESAci-Mr. Bromley. Mr.. HerbsrG KITTY
sfs pew 70 conclude with tho cAnrs DAUGuT EK"
tsJer Vstua, Mr.. Drew. Boxes cents pit 2i cent?
Dors oIen quarter before 7-enrtAin
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SALES RY AUCTION.

Il
IL dressed hemp -hISTukN co. will sell Tuesday
h instsn ~ II celeck at the warehouse Of NJ. G. sale
Nos. 80 and 10 water htrsst, tno pstpoLeMent
Of the weather. 800 bales American asup
100 bales American fne eres ed Hemp Catao
ready, and the hemp arranged foE examination.
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CHE WORLDS FAIR.


w oELp's FAIR.-soUTHAhPToS-CO
w TO the wsrds Fair, BY she 81. Lawrence. hav,
attention paid TO their business Sostham eton
In Lerccn eating their wishes BY letter.
J.RoDNKr CRoSKEY.
- ". s. Consul. Southampton;
EARTlNEAu, Ck0SKEI n Co,
on Threadnet ilo at, bonton, or
LIVINGSTON, WELLS " co,
Wall street, New York.
w ORLDs rAIR.-o00D3 rOa TUE wORLDs YAIR
w TOO late for the ST. Lawrence, be Ns-tt-
mean. CrotLey Co. Threadbsodls street. London. In.
CURE Of LIVINGSTON, WILLS x co,
6Wail street. New York.
Tor southampton and Havre-The Unitot states Nail
ttesmer Franhr. Captain sgm-s A. Wctlon will leave
ltrk the fifth Of April touching Southampton
ersf 70 wishing 70 VISIT London during The worlds
Fair arsat ADVANTAGES both In the economy and
nonty Her sreet snd arrangements for the cort
terrers arc net surpassed Nv
ssrt sTrly 10 hORflaER LIVINGSTON. IS Broaa . AZ
INSTRUCTIONS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
A Submarine Boat.

A boat has been constructed in New
York purposely to, operate in the Pearl fish
cries along the Pacific coast, and will soon
be dispatched over the lsthmus to Panama.
The novel affair is built Of strong boiler
iron. and is 10feet in diameter; and 80 feet
in length, while on the outside are fixed a
number Of shelves, which work on hinges,
and upon these ballast splaced to lower the
boat to the bottom Of the sea. The inside
is divided into two compartments, and the
latter part Of the boat is filled with water
to keep it down when sunk. 1t is also fit
ted with propeller, which is worked by
hand, and nsed to move it gently along the
bed Of the ocean, as may be required during
the operations of d survey. According to
the best calculation, the boat will remain
under water for seven hours, without any
supply Of air more than what it receives
before descending. When it is necessary
to ascend, the ballast is thrown from the
shelves outside the boat, and if necessary
the water is pumped out, and it rises at the
rates of thirty feet in seven seconds.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
Stand from under.

The Cleveland Plaindeaier, of Monday.
is throwing bricks into some of The glass
houses up in Cheesedom. Hear how they
rattle ra.ta rs oai ~ saf ll
There seems to be quite Auttering among
the State Banks about these days. 1t is
well known that the Toledo Branch Bank
collapsed some months ago, and is now in
the hands of the Board Of Control. The
Cryahoga Falls Branch narrowly escaped a
burst, by the Board Of Control levying con-
tributions upon other Banks and changing
its directory entire. The Ashtabula Branch
Bank is now under suspicion, and distin-
guished banker from our city, VIM. A. Otis,
Esq, has been deputed by the Board to
make a pilgrimage into old "benighted Ash
tabula," ," and seek little light from its dark
vaults. The reportisy yet kept dark, but there
is nothing hidden that shall not be reveal
ed" says the good book. 1t is rumored that
the directors Of this "benighted" Bank have
used its mearsin California operation, in
vesting largely in beef, butter and dried ap-
pies, monopolizing the trade, to-the grea.
detriment Of the Ashtabula farmers. We
shall see what we shall see.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
Democratic STATE Convention.

The State Central Committee publishes q
call for Democrats State Convention, to be,
held at Columbus, on the 9Th Of January next,
for the purpose of nominating one candidate
for Supreme Judge, and one candidate for,
Board of Public Works. Also TO elect two
senatorial Delegates to the National Conven-
ton and for the Delegates from each Com
gressional District to elect one Delegate to the
said Convention. "
Scioto county isentitled toiwo representa-
tives in the 9th Of January convention The
call of the committee concludes thus.
We cannot conclude this address without
congretplating you upon the triumphant
adoption; of the new Constltution, and the
glorious result Of the first election under it.
Republican principles have achieved 4 great
victory Pie principles Of the Democratic
|party-all men are by nature, free and indie
pendent-all political power is inherent in
the people--governmentis initituted for their
benefit and protection they have right to
alter, amend OF abolish it--the prohibition
Of instruction--the right of petition--the
freedom Of conscience--the freedom Of speech
the freedom Of the press-the election OF
all officers by the people-the responsibility
Of governors to the governed--the inviola-
bility of the person and property Of mem
the equal taxation Of individual and corpo-
rate property--jud reform national hon
or and State integrity--have all been affirm
ed and approved by a decided vote Of thepeo-
pie OF our State. arr Il. e1 = y.
But our labors are not ended. Let us re-
member that eternal vigilance is the price ol
liberty. Let us show by our moderation and
decision that we are contepding for these prin-
ciples, and,are worthy Of the victory which
we have achived. III gtr,
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Utah..MOrmOns.

A correspondent of The. Alexandria Ga
zette, under date Sept. 10, says. that the Nor
mons, the anniversary Of whose settlement,
by singular coincidence. falls on the 4th of
July, used the late celebration to denounce
the President and Government of the United
States. Governor Young, on that day, said
among other things ofa similar character,
Zachary Taylor is dead and gone to hell, and,
i am glad Of it; which pious sentiment was
assented to by solemn amen from the whole
audience. He afterwards said: M r
r.I prophecy, in the name of Jesus Christ
BY the power Of the priesthood that is upor
me, that any other President of th United
States, who shall lift his finger against this
people. will die an untimely death, and go to
hell" ,sr' ser e /.
The. general feeling was pretty fairly ex-
pressed by this sort of fanaticism. ~
The correspondent further said, that being
introduced by the Governor, to address .
meeting 5000 in number, ho yindicated the
Government, and President Taylor, and al
though calmly heard to the end, the Govern
Or mounted the rostrum when he had conclu
ded, and denounced him and the Government
and held him up to opublic odium, so as to i'm
peril his existence. E'a<3Fa
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An Engineer.to trust your Life to.

In one Of the New York Courts, witness
was called who has been running an engine
in the city he swore that he had been an
engineerfor the last eight years; took up the
business himself, was now employed run
ming an engine. 1t appeared further that
during these eight years he had been six
months on BlackwelPs Island for drunken
ness, that very recently he had been conf
ned in cellar for getting drunk, he did not
know how long; he was told 'one day, but
could not swear to one day or two. only as
they told him. In summing up the counsel
averred that he was shut up SO that he might
be sober when called on as awitness. Ifat
any period Of his drunkenness, the boiler o.
the engine he tended had bursted, there
would, as usual, have been nobody tc
blame eeIA #