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Lake Navigation, &c.

BUFFALO, Friday, March a.
The steamer Hudson and Arrow got on to Dun
kirk yesterday. The Diamond reached Silver
Creek on Wednesday. The ice still continues at
this end of the Lake, and there is considerable
quantity above. A few days, however, will make
a great alteration in the aspect OF affairs.
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.-We have received files
Of the Journal do Concrete Of Rio Janeiro to the
I'd alt. letter dated Jan. 81, says: The diff
culties between this Government and that Of
Buenos Ayres are still unsettled; but immediate
war is not spprehended, and there are strong
grounds for hope that it may be avoided altogether
Notice has been given by the Police Department
Of this city that vessels entering this port will be
required to present to the Police Agent boarding
them an exact list containing the names, nation
atty and professions of any passengers they may
bring
Our dry goods dealers have entered into an
agreement not to buy goods at less credit than
twelve months.
MARKETs.-COFFE E-The market has been extremely
dun until within few days when some little demand Tor
GOOD Coffee advanced prices 80 to 100 from the lowest
point reached We quote firm market at 900 Tor
superior l0 for mixed lot Of good first and superior ana
5OOd3 400 for good fret.
SUGAR-siock $50 cases CampOs ard / 900 bags Per
nsmbuco We quote the former at 0002 900 Tor whites
ard 700l gee for browns, and the latter 9O0d3 900 T.
HiDEs-sock 10000 Rio GrAnde and 80 900 River Plate
Quotations 15o0 tors = n for heavy, and lSO 0l9Ors e
10 for light
FREIGHT have fucuaed good deal, but owing 10 few
arrivals higher rates have been established and 81 cts to
Northern ports 81 to Gulf ports hsve been the last
rates paid the United States. 20 Europe we quote
p i0sa IS 80, and per cent. T. un.
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UINlHA1fFT0N, Tllrs1aY March IT.
A stranger while walking on the Railroad
track last night, Just out Of the VILLAGE, was ran
over BY the cars and killed He was horribly
mangled. From papers in his pocket he IS sap
posed 70 be from Schenectady. The Coroners
Jury ezonerater the engineer and Railroad Co.
from I'll blame.
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Movements of Jenny Lind.

NATCHEZ. Wednesdsy, March IL
Jenny Lind gave grand Concert in the Meth.
odist Church in this city last night. She realized
$4,000, and gave 81, 900 OF it for charitable pur-
poses. She left for St. Louis today. The gross
receipts for her thirteen Concerts given in New
Orleans were $500 coo.
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4. =. senntor Coz OhIo.

CI~cf~sATf Fhfsy March H.
Fourteen ba.lotings have been had iDr a I nited
States Senator. GrisWod vas Withdrawn by the
Whias. and Ewing nominated, but was sGose'
cuently withdrew, aud C0r~.n nominated. On
lie lat ballot CorRIa Iacked eight Of an election.
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Haufhern Items.

BALTluORE Friday MNch H.
New Orleans papers 10 the btn are received,
One mail is still due. Great fears are entertained
of another food. Several small crevAsses ned &C.
Cured. and tho Mississippi wGs rising rapdIy.
The British ship Ben Nevis cleared rom "a
vaunnh on Saturday for Liverpool wiz a. IN
rrense cargo, including 3 900 bales Of Cotton.
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LATER FROM MEuco.-We have received files
Of the Eco del Concrete OF Vera Cruz, to the 10Th
Of February. The news they contain, however,
has already appeared in TIE Tribune. In another
column will be found a letter from our Special
Correspondent, giving full details Of political
movements in the Mexican Capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

Mr.. EwDAYE "A correspondent Of The hr
7yess thus difFuses wisdom concerning the decapi-
tation Of the Conn issionsr Of Patents:
n there other Tor hs removal mas -ae
srouLt o. bot wafer be- keeps boiling and i- genera as
i1rbsuce be hss he faculty OF creating hat aore ~0l De
pretty good ore No man before 10 90 sh1r rle,
80 succefsuy enbr0.ed lie Pae1. Oace, and u IA
tcufeesin general"
This is nice sort Of logic A public oH'er
IN the conscientious and intelligent discharge Of
his duty refuses 70 become the tool Of certain
spectators. They raise q general disturbance,
and he ought 70 be turned out in consequence
Nobody doubts that If Mr.. Ewbank had been as
plant as India rubber he might have KEEP. 10 Office
tin the end Of bis term without any Of the virtu-
Gus opposition now So noisy against him.
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The House of Representatives, as far as heard
from, foots up as follows


The returns from the above counties show 81
vacancies, viz; In Rockingham Co. .; Strafford
3; Belknap / Merrimac Concord ~ To- Hills
borough 2 Cheshire 1 Grafton l Coos l.
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PROTECT YOUR HEADs.-The hand
soonest Spring style OF Hat that to be had al MEALos
old established place. No 4l6 Broadway Hats. Caps, or
fine French Umbrellas the cheapest aud Of The best
ouaity.
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ELEGANr SpRING Day GOODS. I

ELEGANT Spring Day GOODs.-S. q
NJ y ToN1F Columbian Hall, 28l Graad-st-The sub
scribers would beg to call The attention Of the sdles
to q and elegant assortment OF rlca Dress o9ous;
sprnS STYLES lust received consisting OF Paris Printed and
plain Bareges Barege de Lsines Musns de Soes, Print
ID Couded gro de Maple Tissues Plain silk Tissue and
Fail DIES indie SILK Grenadines and Alosriues Plan, fig
ured and Spotted Swiss JRcone Book and Cambria MUS
lin Laccs EmhroideTes Ribbons Gloves &c. Ladies de-
Frous of purchasing will ind this assortment
An The civ and are now offered % per cent below The
usual price In other stores
\ 4 NJ r. TOWLE Importers aud Retailers,
ml9 2IVN As Coun bian Hall. PAL GTandst.
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By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune

Ssufars lsn Tsss-eyA oss. er Hs"eVs- sH4 B'a''T IT,
" For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Seventh Page.
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Court CaIendar..,.TBIs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Same as yesterday,
emitting No $40
SUPERIOR CoURT-Monday.-Nos. SO,
s5 l25 So Is S. ST. 1885, las, 49, ST. Il, 49, lss I2I, IS
81 ST. a. l62 l64, les 1853 le9 10 H. ia L. So e.
IT, =, 70, g. So, los -, &c, 81, 49, 80, I'D S. 81
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albany, FrlaF, Marcl r.
A dispatch has reached here from HOLSTER
that funds will be in this city to redeem Lewis
County psper 10 morrow.
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~ Families wishing to obtain a goo

" Families wishing to obtain good
and pure article Of Soap, would do well to call at my
ofscioy and examine the Pale Yellow Steam Soap IL 10
made OF TIE best sess being entirely free from hsh oil
and other injurious ingredients much used In Soap Ii
clear OF That sticky property so common In poor Soap,
and viii not become dark by age Also, Patent Candles,
which viii remsin hard In any climate and burn longer
than Sperm Fancy sosps Of every kind for the toilet and
bath use including the Palm Soap 90 we'll known rem.
edy for chapped hands Tho above for sale In any
quantity for Trial Goods delivered free Of charge
w. HULLS SON,
6m 2ws los. ITO and liz CHEST, north end.
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GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE SEAsON-The
enteTphsing EsPENcHIED has again dstauced al compet
the fashionable world have unanimously decided
In favor OF his uStr0us beautiful and tasty Hats Call 10 at
l07Nass6ust OF Ann II his g 80 Hats not
better nehler and laslier han any 81 Hats In town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

SrRINe STYLE OF HATs.-AmOng the
MANY claimants for public favor in the Hat trade commend
us 10 RAFFERTY LEAsE Manufacturers corner OF Pearl
and Chatham sts whose Spring style OF has JUST ssue5
AZ The ne Ias ultra of elegance aud beauty. Fashioned
with peculiar TASTE made Of the finest aud most costly ma
terials and n superior wokmsnlke manner they aust
become exceedingly popular with all who examine them
Hal weMers, do not fall TO give RAFFERTY, \ LEASH
eli ' ml2 2IWSSS
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~ Twenty si1- gamblers have been
nabbed at Boston.
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EFFORTS To CONTROL PUZZLE MOLINA

7
TIoN ALWAYS FAIL IN THIS COUNTRY -GENIN merely
seeks crafty II. ard by pleasant coincidence his lead
style for the Spring Of 1851 have satisfied the
general But while respecting the Republican axiom
that the will OF the majority ought govern he guards
against all dis the part of the minority by
presenting great variety OF styles from which gentlemen
select the they deem moi becoming. There is
matter relation his Hats In which GENIN per-
mits a varaiiOn-t IL the price-Four Dollars
GENIN "a B loadwaY opposite 81. Paurs
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SPRING FAsHION.-Gentlemen wishing to
purchase handsome snd durable Hat for Spring will find
The article 228 BOwery which for beauty OF finish and
material will compete with any IN the city Also pretty
and suitable Hat for youths with choice assortment OF
Gentlemen Youths and Chidrens Caps Of the different
styles Make minute Of this and call a. MoSARQUE's
- RoWerY
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GRNTLEMEN's SPRING HATs. - BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau sThe new style is presented
10 the public a model Of elegance, and OF superior
quality Of fabric snd finish Particular attention Is given 10
the wishes OF those wh) consult their taste In the
.eleciion OF Hat. BIRD cor Pine and Nassau ss
ON Sat
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II Those who intend purchasing Dry Goods
IN Brooklyn viii End large assortment At The establish
ment Of Aessrs P. R Crawford, No 1865 AnAntc-si
Desous 10 offer advantages 10 customers Messrs Gran
ford have adopted unvAyng system Of representa-
uors courteous treatment good selection Of Goods and
new system Of calculation in the National Currency
They dispsy tempting variety Of Spring Goods; Lat Of
which Will be found in their advertisement in another
column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

Markets. ALBANY March II.
Sales have been made OF 900 bushels of two.
rowed BARLEY, arrive the opening OF the Canal,
~ TO-
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crxn.y CoUEiER.-This capital pane

SUNDAY CoURIER.-This capital paper
iii 10 morrow he particularly worth reading 10 add ton
IN latest newf from ali parts OF The country tele
graph wires penetrate, Il viii contain itch variety q
isce aseous reading AID everything about worth
knowinR-nouces OF heaters concerts, new books aad
worIs Of art
BARNUM's MUsEUM.-If you wish to see
he new moral Drama OF Made 20 perfection. 20 this
afternoon, you will ~ good seat and no- be 80 mucn
Al voo, Ill, g.,silv b4 ale h. cum home 1 ,.rig
sesSon. Tnis evening they lave lHo delicious e. CONC
pieces 10 We Saloon
The WoBLD's FAIR.-Those who in
teld visiting Europe requested To orog l NJ Irrrtls
loumelt u Ifave.sfs Dfesaiog Gees rofiml-L7s--'
Travellers Companluns, Pocket ard Cone JmDele' &C.
% Fancy and Csefl Articles IN This country enorac.
ing Opera Glasses, rich Fans. DOMINO MafEs. o)Q al1
Silver PeLcs Music Boxes. Work Boxes BABY J1mpers'
Toys. &c. The prices ~ per cent less than ne uI7
rates for Fancy Goods and The price - distinct marked
each article Nisitors always welcome
" ADyKRTIsEmENTs are daily received
and Forwarded By PALMER 70 the best newspapers o.
the States Of the Union, for which he j. tho ACCREDITED
agent and duly empowered 70 transact business agency
in the Tribune Buildrgs
Warts Nervous ANTIDoTE.-No one
ever look yet FOR any debility bot found himself
iuued atey relieved IL 10 worth tris-especHIy -
you have the dollar reiured n not beneficial lV<
Easssu-st
" DR.. PHNNEY's VEGETABLE FAM
PILLS do grippe scken or leave the bowels costve,
but In free and natural state For SALE wholesale and
lhil, by A. B. D. SANDS 100 Fultonst New York.
Price Is cents. a 9mWGS'
~ DR.. TRAFToN's Buckthorn Berry
Pills are mild and efectaal and the Acknowledged
best remedy for Bilious stacEs Liver Complaint Iiesd'
Mhe Gqal Gaansss nagns 5s isp'at Los
he principal s5L, ~ Tx dsr99ggias ana cns"'
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n The Hat Finishers' Union are ever

ready TO add the crownng Rdornment the outer
with their highly popular and truly elegant Hats which are
modelled so avoid those ludcrous extremes ofashon
while they AL OF those features which are Ia bar
nonv with tue taste and refinement The Union ID COM
posed Of master orb men, all participating ia the results
OF lie business and can sell better article for the money
than any other concern in the civ Store II Park row,
opposite the Aslor House R-Ths is the only bona hde
Association Of the kind in the city. mia q
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SOMETHING WORTH YOUR NOTICE, LA
pIEs AT NEwMAS's SSlA Brosdway.-5O0 needlework
Break fast Caps each, usually sold al IS tsnooured
csmbrc Night Caps 2s I'd needlswork Collars rom 9s
stock of lace and embroidered muslin Under Sleeves mus
lin Trimmings Wells Laces, &c &c. mil D.
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KELLoGG's SPRING FASHION OF HATS
AND CAPs-The Public requested to examine before
pnrchR,inp elsewhere They viii compare 20 advantage
with any Off red for lss,e, durability or chsapness Oae
price. l28 Csnalst M -
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T WARNoCKs', Hatters, 275 Broad
way Irving Housed introduce, this day. new tIyIe OF
Hal for genemens Spring wear, which or symlery OF
model and seasonabe adaptation is confidently offered a.
worthy OF universal acceptance. ]u
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE LAST EyENING.-About o'clock last
evening brick stable and carriage house situate in Butler
near COurs owned by Mr. stoughleu wsi discovered 70
be ire and from the eombusuble nature Of s contents
burnt with great fury By the exerons Of the police hye
horses three Seghs and carriage were taken out uun
jared The irsde Of The building was soon completely
burnt and nothing but The brick walls LEFT Standing
The oss is about $780, covered by insurance. stable ed
joining owned BY Mr. Romsin AIso caught Ere and was
dAmsged to the extent fabout slo0
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LnoK1Na-GLAss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LooKING-GLAss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARDS KISGsLAND, Wholesale Dealer and Manufacture OF
Looking Glasses and Importer OF Looking Plstes
S. Cortiandst N Y has In store spendid sssort
meat OF Ornamented, Plain Pier and Msntel Glasses.
Aso an unusual large stock OF Mahogany Frame Glasses
suiiabe for the Western and Southern trade Joooers
and dealers In general VIII do well to call ana EXAM
ine this stock and prices previous 10 purchasing
A. thetr facilities for manufacturing and importing their own
~. ritv 81 Smeod
N 8-Merchsnls having orders 10 MI Tor California
West indies or other markets. would do well 70 call
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Spring Fashions. l65l.-W.P. DAVID,
(successor to Amdon) sol Broadway near Duanest ass
made decided hit with his Spring styles of'genemens
HATS. Let those who about selecting Spnog HAS call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
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French CALF Doors, fair stitched,
made to order In the latest style. al Five Dollars per pair
the same Qusi,y ready made -Four Dollars Fny Cents
The subscribers reputation BoOt-maker guarantees
the quality Of his work Drawings taken Of the feet aud
lasts KEPT FOR each customer Gents, Ladies and Chtrens
wear on hand In every variety.
mIh Sleod JOHN L. WATKINS, ia Fulton.st
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TEAs.-New fresh Teas, 3s.; Green and
Baeh extra fire. Is Best crushed Sugar IS lbs New.
Orleans IS Moasses' p Per gallon Winter on Is GA
er 10 eta Table Batter Is "a. TO Is Sd; 10 fresh Eggs
forIs new Rasins &c per D.; rev trunes &C. per To-
n A. PARKER's Temperance Store, ~ broonest
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CLoTmNe.-PersOns in want OF gem
,ee suit Of Ready Made Clothing would do well to call a.
D. X HORA CO.'S. so Nssssu-sL, where they can get
rood articles well made al fair price, have them made
~ MAS Al abort notice.
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BARNuM's MusEuM.-If you wish y see

" ADVERTISEMENT are daily received
and Forwarded By PALMER 70 the best newspapers Of
a. the States Of the Union for which he j. tho accredited
agent and duly empowered 10 transact business Agency
Ia the Tribune Buildiugg.
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~ LEARY Il Co., Hatters and Leaders
OF Fashoa for Gentemens Hats g. and Astor House,
milo 81
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WATTS Nervous ANTID oTE.-No one
ever look yet for any debility bot found himself
iumed atey relieved IL 10 worth tda'-especisly -
you have the dollar relured II not beneficial. lol
Nasssu-st
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Police UotsiIsarure.

Sisalrg Iaegirootgs rofrsifs a rogue, casiit, hint
soB Wnnsn Whit, was csught saturday evening
~ he police. having stolen four dsrueTrotype like
nrfsrs, waived OF .l6 from the gallery Of nAniA u
Gsrit No 2fT Hrcadyay corner q Murray street The
rogue together With The pictures conveyed before
Justice Lothrop when Mr. GA,it male tha requisite
anidoyit and the accutcd committed by the aTs
trale % prison, & await his trial
Cfcrss # s'csi-e S,tr g., DoIoyl, az CaH Jfioerg
West X art Blake arrested yesterday, man napsd
TatrtnCs Tssn chsryu ~ stealing frcm thu person
Of lisnley residing a. statei Island the Of
81 In gold coin It seeps that Hsney tisied tho rcs
dsrce q Egtn, NO % Mulberry street. N Saturday
riehi Willie under he infpsnea q liquor. end. uhie
ttttc. Hanicy asserts that be robh,f AMI In con
fimity With thc supcion, tbe above police on
deH O. tbe dFtlng cfEgan sud searching
hi. tr'ri' Trey Ourd s"crtsd So in gold c.in.
rrCnciur lo th utnry -iolsn srd como tla oi other
money. Ii. .tifolce n the gur tr Mt lr7n. from
f. 2 70 10 fUdrg op bis rrrus-s ftlf t.iu ctff p.r1
itl st. aat %. tts ~ ertdDt ~. ,st convinced tlo
mo efttf. i.al itccg chse 80 presented md ac-
c,rcirgJ. Do committed Eeaa IN oefs1t Il baI %
pr'. ID. la -L. 90 20. tlc-se a F'sE1 .AsctDy
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mARITIM a TELL n y Q 4 .
Movements OF the Ocean Steamers,
Port Of New York, July as.
Arrived.

ship Sanford !Brl Callsn. Calcutta, March H. with
ION $50 eSshsnsed signal. with bark VIM simpson from
L I sms e, 5n1 u. b
signal: With Br shg DUKE, from Madras
5shSr s lss ~ sgfs:
o s n
5:s T' 10 q?
sss''es assn Ti;s
g 20 exchanged signals with mship Hermann hence
Capt has been sick for the last i've weeks with
Brig Asssps iss r...se Port v.p,r. &c day. With
sfls AisS. tsTl w.Alnan Rio J.nsss. June q. with
Bris cAron aspsessdt Bolivar. ls day. with hide. and
Brig standard lBrl jenkins, Port =. Prince Is days
sFs sugar ss and %Ss c''s'' rH days
Brig Denmark tci s%stGnl, crss.. Aay.suss PR: y
bark wysndOtte Of ana from Boston for HaSsaa
Gtig Gen TAYLOR !of Then.ssSnl Fuller AreoiS', Pr
'y s sA ws. ss M.S4s H PR days
s @s r .as,s & 6 S.Ss sss townsend S'' July
Sshr Colchester !RrE MoL.ll.n. Windsor Ms ls days
" sh EJ'Gs fi.soS IL days. With cot
sehr Blooming YOSth tOf Baiti%sssE colns st JONAS
R ssr Tsy %Sss sn rs9 %sss r
s sssT siSy y ss.f F.r ss:s'ty y's,''
Schr paulirs Parker Virginia
Sehr News Spencer, Virginia.
Schr Mary. Robinson, Msohias, IA days.
Schr splendid Small, Ma ebiae ~ days.
echr u ID Re ters, Dosne. Jonespset, IA days.
Slooy Chase, -, Providence.
Below.
Pkt Zip 81 psni; B.nser 81 asy, iron Hare
S
BARK TleOxana, of ThOmAston-
Back MAR Anna, from Belfast June u.
Br brig Rosna ~ day fron Barbsdoes.
full rieged brig ashore daylight usdse 2ockaxsy
wind WsW and fresh everything Tying.
Jr,y ind during the day W. Trash.
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that night; they went away; saw her after, bat
never spoke 20 her again; she never came to my
house; John visited her. as understood; he seemed
70 be reconcied TO herr he aPologzsd to for what
she had said me; be did not wish me to be angry
witt her; 4 saw great change ia him after the
birth Of the child; he appeared to 90 miserable md
unhappy; ne would 60 out to work. and would then
would say to him that 50 wouldn't trouble myself
about any one who did not love me mere than Ca
Uterine did, his usual hour for coming home was
about eleven o'clock; he appeared during the time
never, 10 my recollection, heard him make use of
any threats: she and have talked over very fire.
quently about the child, its birth, its father, 81;
have asked her many questions about it, she never
appeared to be backward in talking about IT; she
admitted to me who its father was, and she told me
how il looked: she told me the father of the child
was Aleck ShekeN
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high ehurchmAn. and an sxewsd oeaosotionist.
HIS style Of writing relieves Canadian Journalism
from the reproach Il mediocrity; so much may at
least be said, in so far Montreal is il question
he objects ~ the mention OF bis name as public
wi.ter but he cannot long escape the peuay OF his
position He writes fearlessly, vigorously, aud
with the calm ease Of an educated gentleman.
There vas IN elopement recently from ST. Johns.
on Lake chaplain. A Mr.. Coleman. formerly Of
the fifteenth regiment, leaving wife aud 81 grown
up childrea, walked away with Mrs. Pickle. ira
Their al ominous nane,) who leaves a Mr. Pickle
and three children Mr. Pickles loss is doubly So
vere as the wfes fortune leaves him. with his tran
partner
Weather cool In the morning ard evening. B.
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The CoTToN CRor IN FIoRIDA.-Several geatle-
men just on from Florida, inform us that caterpI-
lsrs have made their appearance in great numbers
in different counties Oh the State, and threaten al
most entire destruction TO the cotton crop Previous
to Their APPEARANCE tAe prospect was very enoou-
raging, but row the most gloomy apprehensions
are entertained By the planters -'sacannah. (Ga.)
GCus gian y,tly ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-28

Co,osFo CorvFrTToc AZ ALBANIA pumber Of colored
men have been in convention ia this ciy for several
days Many Of them from other parts Of the State
Various questions ably discussed and resolutions
we're adopted against colonization and the Fugitive Slave
law and in favor Of the extension Of the elective fran
ehiae and the equal of the schools Of the
State. fDGny E,ains journal, .,Iy IS.