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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

This Balsnm heals and ulcers in the LWRgs and elsewhere internally as eeria'nIy and easily the PURl TYING EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally 7hiS BALsAM cures Nsne cases of Cough and COnsumptiOa out of 7s" aer all other remedies have ied tO SOOS
 THOUSANDS OF OBSERVATIONS and Chrohic Coughs, abundanuy prove its unfsi'iny efficacy in such diseases, and its und0ubtcd curative Ower and soothing, healing properties in the following complaints and diseasss viz. Splitting C Bo0d, Bleed ing he Lungs, FaiH tke Breast and Side Night SOeats NcyVOHs COmPlants PalFtGiiOn cf the Heart, Cholera Inanu Dysentsry and SG~nssr COmpiGints in nr1A
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
CUNSUWxPxxUNs DYING WOMAN CURED.

We state this cure to prove the Poper Co iEe, when hts Basam is used even after the person is sdsred by physician and friends to be in the last sages edisease-actually dyiag-and in this case far gOns snat the shroud aRd burial clothes bought For the payicuiars of this case and the respectable and d0W6te9 proof of all the circumstances and facts we refer to our PAMPHLETS.
 This cure was effected on Mrs ZlBA DYKEMAN, oi Rallston Spa, SorGtOgG Co., ~. Y We can prove be. yond doubt many other almost equally as hopeless and ianuaeraLle Of Coughs and ORsuNptions CURED, nhich nrnnnnnced incrah hY akilin phuaiciaaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
GRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM,

Has eareR without the least shadow of dBubE vety
 any of the abst SOHgy Developed cases of Hlcerste1 end dissased luRgS-srh cses as we're neVer cfed by any other medicnes-and which fsfe 50 attkfIy R1ps. Isss that the diseased persens protbuhced ky physicians and fficndA to be ACTUALLY DYING.
 t possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly a powerful and active the preparation which we call
 GRANTS INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT. This differs from that because this possesses SEVERAL OTHER MEDIcArIONs which PecGiis' Iy sdspte3 to and are sssemsssliy necessaTy, to cure
 COU0AS G. CON SUMPTIoNS 6 and all diseases of pulnOnAry nasare such diseases usually prove 90 fatal undVr ordinary treatment Lhara fhn,, nNAnck
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) NSU> RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. Hsue O6ice 62 WHinW Ss SoIih side,
 dOsrs Gb.sr 3d, PhiIadetphiG.
 HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President. LUcIAN l. BIsBEE. Seevei0'y. Rates sf Life Insurance reduced 25 pcl
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
OHOI,ERA N1EsANTIU

are alsgys cured by this Balsam.
 TpIs BALsAM is the best aASdyRe In the world to ,oohs and quiet cross eul children to sleep and cause them to rest quety and yet it does not contaia any OPIUM LAupANuM, or PAREooRIc. and therefore. nev' CT nures affects diseases the bran as preparatiov of opium do Weakly Children will become FLEsH HEALTHY. and HEARTY, and grow rapidly by the use this Basanl. by Cholera Infantum. while teeshing,, if eRANT'S HUl MoNARY BAlSAM be administered. h should be- for such cases given in larger than the CT dinary doSes
 S1 r,:t s le whoi oiesale and retail. by AC; smith, Litchheld, Crow q levitt, N. Hartford N. B LathroP, WoIco,tville, A. Miles < sm and Miles & Gray, Goshen, F. w: Pierce, Cornwall, Bridge, Pratt 6S Foster, w Cornwall Phillips & Rood and ]. .. Allen, Winsted, J: z Warner. R"xbury. C; W Wh'ttesey, \. Mil ford, Mills & co Norfolk, W. w. Calkins N. .Cans an, c. F. Peck. Ellsworth. c. L Prndle sharon. Warren & Newton, Wa,ertown r. Bab bit, Babhitt's Bridge. G B Waller X; Co N, Preston, T. Scott, Plymouth, DooIittle X Ce HilchcocksviIe. Thompson & Allen, Wo"dbury. Brlden & Miner, Falls Villa ge, and by Mer- chants and Druggists in neatly every 'ownIn the State
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
E.TVEsR G0MTPLsAIMT.

S8v&aM VV&N&& 1A&&4&W 1o See the euro of Does. Hsbbard of Stamford CoRn and others
 DYSPEPSIA See the cure of '. s. Wileox mer. chant of Aiios Wyomias e., N Y, and many m0rs, in our Pamphlets.
 Nervous Diseases and DePangemenIs are Cured by Brant's Baisam without fail. OYSGMfERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT In Children and AdGits-and
 RxEYNR, ERA TNFANIYUNH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

At a Court of Probate holden at Lie enfield within and for the District of L,tch6eld on the 3lst day of Match A. D. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1851.

Mr. WILLIAMS thought the Senator advanced
an old English idea that everything belonged TO
the King; it was reviving the old doctrine OF So
guestration so far as Banks OF discount are alad'
ed to- There is a sufficient law now. he was
not opposed TO inquiry, but be was opposed TO
sweeping sequestration.
Mr. BRANDRETH's resolution was laid on the
table for examination by the Bank Committee
ASSEMBLY.
PETIT IONS.
Memorial from Nelson ! Beach relative to the
Improvement OF the Canals.
Of citizens Of New.YOrk for securing the in-
terests Of the Pilots by the passage Of che pending
law.
For abolition Of the Free School Law, and a
State tax for the support Of Common Schools. To
protect the Free Citizens Of this State from seiz-
ure or arrest. For a modification of the Free
School Law. Against any alteration Of law rela'
tive to the redemption of Bank notes. For the
reduction of tolls on all Railroads.
Mr.. NARNUN Of New.YOrk called up his resolu-
tons approving Of 1.-THE measures Of COmPron'
ise," and advocating them.
The Speaker (Mr. RAYMOND agreeing with his
colleague in many points, thought 1t unnecessary
to pass any resolutions, could he find any rule
that gave a minority the right to compel the ma
iority TO act contrary to its manifest wish.
The debate vas then continued by AIR. LEBBEUs
3 WARD Of New. York City, who introduced
new resolutions deprecatng further action &c -
Adionrned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Apticipnted Revolution I'm Mexico.

The San Antonio Ledger, in an article on the
state Of affairs northern Mexico, and on the
line Of the Rio Grande, says
By the arrival of several Mexicans from Mon
terey, we gather the following particulars as to
the state Of affairs in that city and adjacent coun-
try. We have received 10 information from other
sources to corroborate these statements bat doubt
not they are true in their general features From
these accounts it appears that the people OF Mon
terey and eastward OF that city to the lilo
Grande, have long been wearied Of the exactions
and expressions of the military, and have been
oesrous TO throw of the Mexican yoke. They
have lately risen in arms in Monterey and over
powered the military authorities.
The celebrated Csnales whose former career
is well known, nj least TO the people OF Texas,
has espoused the side of the people, and is proba'
bly, the leader of the popular movement. Such
has been his past character that there is proba-
bility he will betray the cause he has espoused,
should a favorable opportunity present ltseh 1t
ls said by the Nexicans that in the usual style OF
exican warfare he has put to death some = or
H. officers who bad fallen into his hands. The
peUple were said to be triumphant in Monterey.
An attempt was also made to get up a revolution
ar. or ia the vicinity Of Camargo, which failed,
ard r. any OF those engaged IN It bad sougnt safety
a Texas. They believe, however, tina. the az
tempt will soon be renewed with better success.
such is the substance of the information we have
truth Of IT, We are Of opinion, however, that no
doubt exists as to civil CONFUSION being prevalent
ia Mexico. Whether gotten up by the willy Ca.
males to forward his own selfish and ambitious pur.
poses, or whether it is the result OF the late Presi
Dental election, or has really been produced blythe
expressions of the military, it would be difficult to
say. But whatever may be the causes which have
occasioned it, it may possibly, Ia the end, deprive
Mexico Of her north eastern provinces.
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES Lieutenant King, OF
Cspt McCuiochs company, came upon body oil
eleven Lipsu Indians, short time since, near
Golisd. The Indians had in their possession a
arse number Of horses which had been stolen
tom the ueiehborhood Of Goliad. A charge was
made upon them, in which Lieut.. King was
slightly wounded Night soon pat an end to the
contest, and the next day, about - o'clock, King
csroe in sight Of them, when the Indians, then
but seven in number abandoned their horses and
everything that would hinder their fight, and go:
out Of the way as fast as they could.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
The River and Harbor BIZ.

Correspondence OF The ITDunr.
WASHINGTON. Saturday Eve, Fen. IS.
The River and Harbor bill is in a way Of fair
progress. Some little lear is entertained Of its
fate in the Senate bat my opinion is, that it will
pass both branches of Congress, with some slight
amendments But do think any measure ought
to pass upon its merits not because this or that
porty sustains or opposes it. Next week you may
anticipate some striking movements not that
Congress has been sleepy the past week. And
have the impression that some individual move
ments will create more surprise, than any partic
ular measure. But yOu need not be Surprised :
personal ambition sometimes is as strong as par.
~ shackles, with Union" men. s.T.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Weather Items.
by Bam's Line, q WdU-st

By Baia's Line, q WdU-st -,
DE1RoIT--Clear and cold wind S S. w her. -;
MONDAY Feb. l7-8 M.
RuFFALo-Nild with hazv skv wind s w Their. 49,
koCHEsTER-Nt-sy clear; Laws is the sun; WIND w
ihtr 50.
SYRACUsE-Wind s. w. very clear Their. s.
TTIcA-Clesr ard mild ther. 80.
TKoYC ear and cod ice in the river slowly receding
VII O 5
ALrANY-Cear and cold wind s. W; ice in The river
veg way.
g. y and Erie Line s HanoCer-st
FREDoNIAThe day has bsen clear and cool. not cloud
6, te The evening is cloudy and the ind blows
ole fon4 s. ) L.
PKI-Weaiier clear, pleasant and cold
NVNDA-lt has been bsautif day, coO aud braeing air
pkssvILLE-A lovely day. with cOudless SKY. The last
light was cold aud froZe hard.
JEFFERsoN-WeLs have had pleasant day aud quite warm
IN he middle Of the day couding up this evening
ITHACA A. M-Weather cold and clear. We had son
snow Yesterday. p Clear ard pleasant during the
day, cloudlng up this evening, with S. Z. wind
OwEGO-W eBlher cold aud clear wind east; Their 20.
BINeHAMPToN- Cold clear and pleesant ther %.
MoNTRosE-Mid and pleasant day and fine evening.
HoNEsDALE-CleRT aid mild ther. So
NARRoWsBURGH-Clear and cold; ther. p.
NEWBURGH- Pleasant day, with fue bTacing air. ice
clearing OF channel in river; crossing good
PEFKsKILL-We have had fine day and have mild aud
& lovely evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Mexican Itens.


The government Of the State Of Coshus has
asked the Supreme Government TO appropriate
the Federal revenues accruing within the State,
excent that portion derived from the tobacco ex-
else 70 the use of the State ITSELF for the purpose
of keeping up force Of 200 men, 10 carry 90 the
war against the Indians
THE States Of CoshUia, and Chihuahua, and
Dororgo are those which suffer most f-om the de-
nre9stions Of the Indians. Whole districts have
been laid waste by these remorseiess ssvsges,
and murder and rspire keep the unfortunate in
babi.on.s in a state Of almost perpetual alarm.
A Committee composed OF three distinguished
ssr,len,en Of the Geographical Society has pre-
s.e,,ed 10 TIE President Of the Republic, copy
- tle oriqinsl drawings composing the splendid
h,lss containing the new Maps OF Mexico, which
ne 70 be engraved in the oited States
News from Yucatan to December 30, says that
the wer between the whites and Indians still con-
tiuued without intermission though on the part
If the whites with no hopes Of success, unless aid
he sent TO them. This aid, the Monitor hopes,
will be granted by the Supreme Government:
IT.. French brig Bequin was totally lost OH La
euna. The crew were all saved, and large por'
ton of the cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
PHILADELPHIA.
Mnrkets-St0cks.
Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Feb II
CorToN is held firmly, but the saes continue a very
restricted sale The FLOUR market quie 5eo Obs
dare and good brands sof 81 So and lot - 4i y
Dbl Sales for city 81 SOFA 614 Tor common and
ect brands 81 8td5 2f for extra and s. 25D5 81 for
fancy Western and New York RYE FLOUR is held al 8
So small sale Of Corn MEAL ct & s7i y DBL WHEAT
continues in i ed demand small sales OF Red at $50 i03
ordinary and good quality and 1900 bushels pr ne
Pennsy vsnia " bite TO 90 out OF the market al 81 l2i r
bushel. No sales OF RYE have been reported fhe
PHI Of CORN continue SMALL sales $4,000 bushels EEL
low a. cents afOat, and GO cents IN store. OARS
scarce aud wanted. CLovERsEED is in fair demand, and
bushels fair and good Quality sold at ) ~ ami a
prime .ot az - - p bushe Supplies Of WHISKY ar
irving more iieev ald prices lower sac. of bbls Al
a cents; bids held al . cents, but sales have been
de al low er ate
Sans ur SrocEs-Firsf Board s 1880 Read RR Mort
C.. ~ $50 Read RR 81 S2cCO Read RR 6s, 20, 7li
$500 d. go; ic0 Morris Canal. %. $1,000 Allegheny
C,priy g. go 953 So56 Camden Il Amboy RR s., o.,
etl; 50 Long lsanc RI IL 20 Lehigh Nav S6t ~ Penn
EHisi.
SecosG Boqy&-S6 600 Allegheny County IS 9ji 2oo
Union Caual, l5! go \ Coal \ 80 do, Ii; 30 Long
Island RI. l2i; 20 Grnd Life and Trust az Girard
Bank IS lt0 Reading RR S2l; $1,000 Cam AMI Amboy
RR -, 49, 81 Sl0U State Sc, 9i4 200 Nor Canal Bog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Monday, Feb Il.
uururrIk-

PETITIONS.
For the Bridging Of Lake Champlain Tor an
amendment of the Plank Road Law
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
NJ COOPER, from the Committee on CiIes ana
and regulating the power Of Municipal Corpora
tons in borrowing money and contracting debts
BANKS.
Mr. BBASDRETB offered a resolution oil ihyesIE
gaton as 10 the dividends and deposits remaining
unclaimed in the several Savings anhs ana osuer
Banks in the State, and appointing Co9nll.eee
of the Senate TO go TO the several cities ana owns
where Banks were situated. he SAID ne hau posi-
i've and undeniable evidence that there were up-
ward OF $4,000 900 now in the Banks to which
they had no right which belonged to the state,
which ought to be applied to the education Of the
people-s sum sufficient to deiray the entire tax
He had found that upward Of three millions accu'
uulated every year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

- Dr. J. V. BoDIEIER has just returned To
cr- Dlty from Charleston, S. C. whittier he was
called to perform an operation for Cataract In
most difficult case, which he treated with success,
as he did others during his brief stay in that City
Dr. B. is among the rare instances OF professional
man coming to this country with high European
reputation and not merely maintaining but en-
HANGING it by his subsequent practice He cams
here with the highest testimonials from the iamous
medical schools and hospitals of Paris was vel
coined at once to the confidence Of the profession
and the public, and, by his success in the most
critical operations in Surgery has more than justi.
fed that confidence. We understand he is inclined
to relinquish bis general practice, which is most
extensive and exacting, and devote himself en-
tirely to Diseases of the Eye, to which he has
hitherto given share of mis- attention, but with
signal success. His original method Of operating
or Cataract, aud the instrument he has invented
therefor, have secured the emphatic approval o.
the Faculty. Should he resolve henceforth to
confne his labors to the profession OF an Oculist
he is morally certain Of extensive practice and
enduring fame.
The Courier des EtatS Uais thus noticed the de-.
psrture of DR. Bodner for Charleston
This medical gentleman, who enjoys among us wen
meried reputation ard no besides superb oages
Chareston c. TO perform an operation for the caarsct
Is broVn that Or with great success 10 .hese
operations and is the inventor OF method and OF an
instrunent which have had the best results Both have
been adopted In France and The nducemensI given TO Dr.
r. 10 leave hs extensive NewYo practice for while TO
go Charleston prove that the circle of his reputation Is
extending daily"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Commercial IntelIigenee-State Of the RIv-
err. &c.

CINCIRNATI Monday, FEB H.
Our Market for Provisions has strong tendency upward,
and there is sciye business doing BACON IN steady
request ami sales Of 90 hhds sides al &c and
So 100 pieces so 20 ard shoulders dry sailed al 5000
PORK is very active srd prices are strengthening On
Saturday last extensive se Of Mess Pork was made at
ST. Louis al 81 pr bb comprising 1900 bols deliverable
leTe To-Day This is the largest sale that has ever been
made In The Wet probably in any other poruon OF Tie
United States We understand that II purchased on
speculation There fair inquiry for new Mess Pork IN
W marx and considerable ols have been taken by the
trade al Sl1 IS
Tie river is 10 fine nsvigabe order FREIGHTs are plen
~. ard rates are well sustsi' ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

FROM CARACcAs-By the arrival OF tne schr'
cszelle. Cant Lanfare at this port from Caracas,
We have received through the poteness Of T. Z.
Jenkins. Esq, supercargo, files Of " Diar'O de
AriSos- 10 the Gate Of the sailing Of the vessel.
one Of the papers contains the Presidents meg
sage. All quiet.
The coffee market was very animated, with aa
upward tendency, finding ready purchasers at 100
- lOI hides u TO 10 indgos TO 81 rials; market
fairly supplied with American produce hour -
m Is 90. Balt. San, l7th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Commercial Intelligence.

NEw-ORLEANs, Salurday, Web. II.
We have 10 note easier feeling IN the mar
ke for COTTON to day. 600 bales having changed hands
prices exhibiting decline Of ic per ID previous q1o
atOns; siIict mioding commands ma The market ior
Mess PORK Is rather Gull and the demand is limited al $l4
per hb There good bu sness doing in MoLAssEs and
PRIME City Is worth q 02sc per gallon The receipts Of
COTTON since the commencement of the season up 20 ms
period 79OCo bales ahead Of those during the same time
last year Sterling EXCHANGE is quotd al lt8t We have
no change to note in FREIGHTs Considerable engage
menis OF Cotton are making for Liverpool al C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

bALTIM0RE, Monday, Feb II
The dwelling Of Mrs S~inden, near Macon,
Ga was destroy I'd by fire lately. and she and her
four children persisted in the flames. 1t is sup
p,sed that in iir Of temporary insanity, she MUIR
dered her children and fred the house.
Kimhrough. who lately robbed the Columbus
Ga Post Office Of 81 0OO. has been tried and
found guilty
Amin Bey hes arrived in Charleston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
HOrsE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.


M BAYLY Of Va. asked the general consent 70
offer a resolution making the General APproprla-
non bbis the special order Of the day Tor T. NOR
row and 20 be continued until they SHAH De ols-
posed Of
Mr sTANIY Of n. c. inquired what would be-
come of the River and Harbor bill
Mr. McLANE; Nd The resolution would cut
Il of.
Mr. STANLY-I object.
Mr. BAYLY moved to suspend the rules, but the
motion did not prevail
The House then went into Committee on the
River and Hsrbor bill
Mr.. MCLANE of Md, closed the debate and de-
Tended himself from Mr.. Morses charge OF incon
sis,eucy. and defined what he regarded as " de-
mocracy," namely, the right OF the people hrst 70
govern themselves, ard next, fixing the basis OF
representation on the white population ana ne
sdyorted TO the Constitution OF South Carolina 10
which, however,
Mr.. BURT Of s c. objected, and then passed on
20 SUPPORT the bill and answer the objections
Mr. MORSE Of La. replied 10 what he termed
the miserable sophism Of Mr.. McLane and chsr'
scte rised the bill as part Of the general system
OF Internal Improvement ss anti Democratic suu
repeated the charge OF inconsistency against
Mr. McLare.
Mr McDoNALD Of Ind offered az amendment
arprouriatng fifty thousand dollars for the I'M
movement Of the w abssh and it was relectea-
AYES 33, Noes 81.
MIR. CLARK Of n. Y. offered an amendment
which after a debate Was agreed to--5S TO 10
ernropriatine $4,000 iorthe improvement OF sac
kotts Harbor and removing L 5. ship sunk tnefe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
FRoN TExAs.-BY the arrival Of TIE Louisiana

FROM TExAs.-By the arrival Of the LOUISIANA
We have Galveston papers to the 18th INST.
Tie BRACES River had risen pretty hIgn' ouI AZ
last accounts was falling The Trinity continued
At e good navigsble stage. The trade oil the
Trinity River country is increasing rapidly.
the R,ezos. saws that Mr. Seward, of the firm OF
Seward. Tuck & Co of Galveston, was drowned
i1 the East Fork Of San Jacinto, a few days ago,
ip s,tempting to cross the stream. y. o. Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
ryibune's Special Dispatches
arrests In Boston.

D.r,toh 10 The Tribune
6pee'1' D"" Boston, Monday, Feb II.
r,rrR WRreHr one of the Editors OF
TI1 Commonwealth and CuAs' DAVIS Esq,
member of the Suffolk bar were arrested
-. forenoon by Constable John Riley up
The charge of aiding the escape OF Shad-
lex Sims on Saturday. They were taken
, ,'S Z. s. Commissioner B. F. HALLErT'
o Ill 6. Court room, about l24 o'clock,
where :, a primary examination was had
,,bsn the case was postponed for a further
hearing tomorrow .
The parties were held in the sum $4,000
- Hon. J. THOMAS STEVENSON, Ia
Iybio Representative Of the Legislature,)
was bail for Mr.. Davis, and 5. r. Sewall
for Mr. Wright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Arrival Of Congressmen.

- LOUIsULLT. MOneay, Ieb I.
=, hon Mr.. Bissel, NJ. C., from illinois. aud Mr..
inishtOul, [. S. Senator. from Mass, arrived here
tos morning en- route for w oshiugton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
shocking AFFAIR In Georgia.

tbeus, will leave this port to morrow mornias f.
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
,ons,uf,nents In New-MexicO, and an Influx oil
silver GRAY Politicians.

sr1-ia d. Tafca 70 The ITibtne.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb II.
Mr.. BAKER of Miss, has been appointed
Chief Jastice of New Mexico. The two
side Judges are from Indiana and Michigan
There is a great influx of Silver Grays,'
from New-YOrk, including Jno. Young 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
By telegraph to the sew.HOrk Tribune

..f4s Magnetic Telegraph OGee Hanover and Beaver RI
~ FOR additional Telegraphic Dis
patches. sec Seventh Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

HoNEsDALE, Pa, Monday, Feb. II.
The large amount OF rain that has fallen here
ioe past two or three days has caused great
ireshet In the River filing many cellars with wa
Ter, and causing q suspension Of divine service in
me Presby terrain Church yesterday by filing its
basement with water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
The Southern Mnil-Tne Boston Fugitive
Case.

BALTIMORE Monday Feb. IL.
No mail south of Petersburg tonight.
1t is TumoTed that the President will issue
PROCLAMATION tomorrow against the Boston re.
sisters Of the Fugitive Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18
Sailing of the "Promethsus.,

ma NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Feb. Is.
Ale United States mail steamship Prone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-18

- Donations may be sent to Mrs. Geo B Cheever, 81
E., FIJI en,hst; Mrs. Nv Chester, University place.
Mr, Dali, D. Lord 50 East NineteenhsI Dr 10 either Of
The Board ofManagers.