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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

ever GelLs oounttrs dtanccs all preeesn t,.nseents
81 snfseaion. al. Ce.n tall style for ISL pronounced
Collins lad beaten all the Cunarders with N. Pss.e h
su.ned out model that tost her SO with ssa his fall
STYLE this year beats AL his previous models e. thsy sar
passed those OF bis vi, ais. CEyI$
2li Broadway, onpe,i;e s.. PauI,
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- suits q he latest fashion and best material now
resey ier tsio Also ar, lot IL frck sud drcs Coat
IRON rttosf Frnt tt 81 60 So Vests, ~ cert 10
otsr sts Tn $50 Slo 90 th. odi Fsiios Hall eosae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Hich md Elegant Cnrpc,suns Al, that =.

metrrng Hdoptt o. Green's, at Astcr House secures
tt with certainty Ths uunlty OF the mat
RAJ and the nceu work ure1uaicd: AZ the VERY
hour rlen stt OF shirts IRE sed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

ment OF the superiority Knos Hats in sty,s
and cheapncs has been extorted all who tsve Sc
the and his sales snee the Of the
have been enormous. This IL all right and proper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

CHaRLEsr0T, sept. ,. 1901.
The ttsmfr sCuthsrnsr arrived btrs last night irum
New York with her larbosrt shaft broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

United States Carada attended IN the rsal.
I 81 the extensive advertising oee Of W. " Melon
ala Ol Nassau street corner Of ann ma
from section Of the Uaon received da and Nae
upon the bic as above who're they may esamae ty ths
Mlsihs 70 a1Nrtne Tie heat eity reference
pay REQUIRED ram responsbie parties TILL tfg erds.s have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

viicb coors the hair ttnnty, withsut regs-d Q The
hr ruce ~ cent? $50, the celebrated iIsr Bsagtsher
suio Preventive - tsiints1 dsririT. s,ur and al d
afts ~ The hnai Trc3 81 esrte I9r sss vhslals sAa
NlaIl ~ lI IN haN, .Gttr LaYlGt Hst.L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Nrrcfiand The sympahi1crs with the oppressed Cuban
NAY tow rsecei hnt tey ard the ppblio generally must
rot eTset that BROOKS, no ~ Fulton greet has the
srsest eheapca most fashion Abe and durable stock
Enots and HLooA I'D thN tlNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

ths Inst, up 20 Two oolocs. clo0 Very ordinary
New Orleans brought fuiy S3f. being aiyanee OF n
80 uron last quotations. There las been no alteration
ia ashes since Hast IeuCrt
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state OF TIC ni,inIir,r.

IurspgRa. September G 1854.
The rirrr measures tvs fe' Eve inc6es AMI falling
Tie weather s Ilcassbt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

nc Vtbc arc lnNItdt eNanine. They srp
~ any Tor beauty durability. or eheapness nice
J. W. KELLOGG, l2s Canal street.
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nnr TIE Intersection 81 Hndsgn snd Cenai srees abod
Grand street devotes strict ate csseea an
manner OF rpairs, alter. tiers additions srue
TIRES stores lifted. and counters buit tsst
Designs cthttmtDs ovtliinss put In comr.cte repair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

i.dgt- o Tant ana iEnohahie Frock SACK Coat
sik trimnnrs = 70 10 goo pains ~ "a
~ 70 ~ soO Nesis al styles ad jgy over Goats an
tioAEe s4 70 STU Conner Of Naaau Hickman str,a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

articles hdsrepsase . ladies and gcntlsmcr Ger use y.
well a. ornfmsht these watches beautiful in thee
outward form they correct ia their invsrI NOV.
ncre the rest, geld tens Of hrsncy tnd Is.mslcuey
sEd ltte can only be found IN Perfection 80
y. NSAFAGE's u raiton str.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

tcy ~ ovtr matter how giessy ia hat The
boot tets OIL The let rcope say whst tsy will Nov
70 ft rial gc1d htinr boot neat and har call In
thv DOpTNAkEKS' UNION - Nassss strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

hand fall ard ooIarlote stock Of Ta asd Wiste
Gle thipF. made in style Of fashion and ths.
net .sce ledi aud or prices Of the ott nodere
hind. 10 Fulton street, cast eide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

- ~ ~ saTh - f-'<-
NV YosK. August 6. 165i
stephen Whitney,
George GrisTold.
Daniel Gilman,
George Briggs,
John II. Fry.
Noes cayior.
Walter X. Jones,
Joseph Y, Price,
W. A +. pentz,
Zophar Mills,
Issac Labagh.
v g. Brad ord.
..s"bn Ii. Lyeli.
anomse ". Gale,
John A.styne.
Jas. ". alsop,
Samuel Bsny,
w e.. ShspnCl,
Chsuneey Bush,
King Parker,
Chas s JudsCn.
Walter Il. Harding,
John s-pter,
4. Mandletauu,
Aionzo Browne,
j. Mcconnell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04

Thomas Price,
Q +. Ni,on x Co.,
Davis N iIearigues,
J. 7. Pho nix,
Chas. NJ. Connolly,
James II Taylor,
Albert CLARK,
John Air sic,
>. l. Monroe,
Geo. W Hunt,
J. A. Buokman,
Il abbott,
J. v, Il. Draper,
U. Cronk1hite.
John w. Norton.
A. 0e sidney Baxter,
d Celturn.
viii. Wilson,
W. II. Hitchcock,
J.. ID. Buckley,
John 6 Holden,
Wm. d. Hayward,
). u. Meeker,
III. W. jones,
Tbos. g. Bonner,
y. Reed,
Il. Y. Clark,
W. W. snersood.
John snoSiou. jr.
A &. Young,
J. n. Motley,
W. Hopper,
W. G. Hsu,
John VI. re' kins,
j. W. Bou 4,
j. ". HUI.
&. 4. Leonard,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
Ecayy Sales and Large Advance in Cotton.
DECLINE FLOUR WHEAT.
MONEY MORE IN DEMAND.
THE YACHT AMERICA SUCCESSFUL
T ii Z II a II v f s II /,
Sc, &c, &c.

ny TELEGRAPH NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BEUsswicx,
ASp ftAisr LINES PORTLAND, THENCE OVER BAIS's
MEYcHASrs LINE YORK.
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Mr. and Mrs. lpsect Mr. and Mrs Fox and infant Mr. and
s Garner Mr. and Mrs Ilgap and Mrs Foste- and
Ne ana hrs Gray Mrs Lewis child and nurse. Ars
Cphb.r Nrs tnd Miss Lorng Mrs Hay six children and
etyan Srs Tvers and two children Mullen Ms
Ss,Gn , hscn pay Riohs.dson Hall Daua, Woodward
hit9s, Nsnoi Hill Dodge. Cook. Leonard, Seymour,
man hsrk Fone lawrence Hosmer Gushing, Amory Lo-
?aelson WINS wills ksrDan DOWNING DsnnsteyD, Gray
I-dsnstt haig Bay Smith, Marsh Romans Parker. Fag
H'ip Atahs Armstrong Memoir Mills Paten strong. Mo-
rne Hail. suith Boswell, Walsten, johnson, Sherman,
oiinehsy, Gam. Beard Jacoby, MITCHELL Lsveny Given.
Drew, Philrs, Otto, Power. Bossieup, Mason.
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20 Vie head buy Of W. r. David J Broadway near Duane
tueet 'hey are pronounced the most beintul Hat ye.
INTRODUCED Give bin call and try ofMs elsgilt
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Markets.

sAv FEAvcnoc, Aug. 1.-The market. generally have
assumed more firm aspect. As it appears evident
ths receipts viii be diminished fail bus ness con.inucs
to BE- transacted biug however mere limited TO- day
being steamer day Tie demand increase for the
interior there Il overlook in the mining districts
and doubt the abundant ability to purchase
The reaction 10 favor Of goods with which We are not
ovcrstocked g. sure TO tax place.
vessels eortinus extremely duh Gales are made
lately at lower prices than evss h,fore have been
known.
Stocks ar Without any further change
srocKToS July 2e-Business did not open so brisk a.
the commencement Of the week, as for time p l.
though prot ally there has been merchandise land
ed evee for the last three days for the same
time for long while. on Sunday Eve steamboats, AMI
several sailing crsfis Gi.eharging waiting week
day 70 dschaTge Large quantities Of barley srrvin,
has had tendency 10 decline the prces-it may be
quoted a, &c. There appears 10 be- an abundance
Of all kinds o. merchandise in the market AMI we ar.
PLEASED to no.lcc that prices getting systematic aud
stable. We have no particular change TO make in any
4 tbo stsIle articles, since our last.
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TIE VERY LATEsT

by TELEGRAPH TO LI.EErooL.
We cre indebted TO rsptsn shsnncr Of the America,
for the following intelligence, tesgraphed to Liverpool
on the day disabling
LoSnoS, Saturday, Aug. 23--l NJ.
PGopvcE MAnErr Sugar, foreign) few buyers at
previous rates Redpedhome sales small; brown lump,
40 to 40 shihings Cofecsew sales; ceyon 39s to 4s.
Iea-yery dull. and pricer unchanged Rice-sales
limited and prices lower. ols-du and declining pale
seal, t34; cod, 400.
Corrosseversl parcels sold at fully previous rates
rALLow-firm in price, and demand brisk; fne new
T. O., sos TO o9s and old, 3Ss 3D. on the spot.
MANCHESTER, Saturday, Aug. %, 1851.
AZ our msrket this day. prices irregular, and sales
hted TO the smallest possible requirement If buyers.
Wo reduce our quotations Of wheat three four
pence per bushsl. Flour has fallen one shilling per
sack and beans are sixpeEce to one shilling lower. Old
cats and oatmeal as last quoted New brings about two
and sixpsnce to two and eightpence per bushsl aud
twenty shngs Per load Other articles remain as at
last accounts
TRADE RErogT.-The advance demanded continues TO
check business. The good harvest prospects however
and the abuodaDce OF money combined with other
causes, keep the market in healthy state.
Nsvo.srLs CoRN MARKEr, Saturday Aug. 90 1851.
The deliveries Of wheat at the market this morning,
trcm the farmers moderate, while and from
sbroed the arrivals continue very liberal,
uence there very slow sale for all other descriptions
at decline Of shilling quarter below the of
this dsy week. Flour IL in limited demand, and
duce quotations shilling per sack In other srti-
cles no variation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
East India and China Malls,


SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday, Aug. q, lS51
The Indus steamer arrived here this morning with q
heavy portion Of the East India China and Medterra-
u a q mails.
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THREE BAYS LATER FROM Europe.

ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA AT HALFAx
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hintT rirk. ~ aua anoihtf Wfe admitted 10 seat
In the ocbvrniion. e. 1tirgatus.

ITt IN ~. U NIf1II.H INt flIIOWlnT
Reolvcl 1hst the siste efature te reqnsted 70 pass
tct DO ur t 90 rrar T. Cfri and other instit itions
chartered tF law. niur D. nj iJr person TO
trce lattrer either fsr female, 90 work than
Tie l0ur gTchlf; and also Bias Oh Children under sixteen
years 81 ffc, ths hcl be aoy,i 90 labor than ate
hcbfs Ter Day.
Eeslvci, on sta ttso q spret "a % report tie
frauds fnd uiosi.iff ~ TrcCrt pr.ctsea - the cou-
trtttt the yuts s,tH ta alto those u the rrspf
tors q Institutions chtrtort q ly les.
1c..ts.,-ann.nr Cashsu aIi IS hbufn were appoint
Ct tuth Ct,.uiffcc
Or Hte,ts. rad some rnt'rf'-us ~ p''.on Dor
a- clltracuI =. adopted ~ 8 .ti,rg IN puchea
tt.,ft'. cn ntticu, &c fla Iul,rrs Committee.
Bic ffeffrEIrV puIrl t ul s.rfr rrefl M IA. gdopt
"a she Board Of Sup ryisIs ri Urtrhfss cculty
90 sui ,ct e. Ir,c sciCol Atrl.d % the 81 .incss
Committee.
rtsolution on state land rticr,n referred 10
spCcirl commiltso consisting % MrFrs Manning Price
ana Nliter burg. Tho convention then adjourned
until O'clock to-morrow morning.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

In thea meanwhile N, de Saint Crico
reached Paris alighted at his own residence
and alter having embraced bis wilO and
and passed a few moments In their society,
retired to his dressing room tor the purpose
OF laying aside els travelling costume. :. The
tirsI thing which arrested his attention when
he entered the apartment was very ele
CANT looking casket, which stood upon the
manlelpiece, and which he did not Femem
beg to have ever before seen. He
approached to examine il; his name was on
the lid, It was addressed in full 10 IN. 'le
COmte de Saint Cricq, Director General
OF Customs" He accordingly opened il
without hesitation, and his surprise and die
may may be conceived WAen, on examining
the contents, lie recognized at once the beau
Iilul tr;nkets he haa so recently purchased
IN Geneva! # rlt s-scs.s
The count rung lar nis valet, and inquired
from him whether he could throw any light
upon this mysterious occurrence. The
valet looked surprised, and replied, that on
opening his portmanteau, the -Oaskst in
question was one of the first articles which
presented :lself to his sight, and its elegant
form and elaborate workmanship hav
ing led him TO suppose il contained articles
Of value, be had carefully laid il aside upe n
the montelpiece. The count, who had full
confidence in his valel, and felt assured
that he was in no way concerned IN the
matter, derived but little satisfaction from
this account, which only served to throw a
fresh veil Of mystery over the transaction;
and it was only sOae time afterwards, and
aEer long Investigation; that he susceeded
in discovering tie real facts Of the case.
Beautte, the leweler, had secret unler
standing with one Of the servants of the
hotel at which the Comic dc Saint CricC
lodged in Geneva. This man, taking aG-
vantage Of the hurried preparations for the
counts departure, contr;yed to slip the cash
Ell unpercelved into one Of his pOrtmanleaus
and the ingenious jeweller had thus succeed
ed in making the Director General of Gu,
toms one Of the ms, successful smugger,
ol the kingdom.-N Y. EUeaing Post
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

The new constitution Of Maryland is
published in the Baltimore journals Of the
10th inst. 1t is to be submitted to the peo:
pie for their ratification. It is certainly
more liberal than the old one, which dates
as far back as 1916, and contains reforms
which have long been desired by the peo.
pie.
I: provides for the abolition of impris.
onment for debt.
1t 6xes the period within which the
whole lottery system must be brought to a
close. f - 1
1t takes away from the Legislature the
power to grant divorces, and leaves the
parties 20 seek their remedies before courts
of justice.
The judges Of all the courts are made
elective for term of years.
The court Of Appeals is separated from
the inferior courts, and consist of four iud.
ges-oae from each district, into which
the State Is divided. The State j. divid
ed into cigh; circuits, of wich Baltimore
is one, with one Judge for each Of seven
circuits, and two for Baltimore city, besides
criminal court for that city.
Clerks, registers, and indeed all public
ethcers' with a very few exceptions, are
made elective.
The Treasures Of the State is elected
by the people; the Controller is chosen b.
the House Of Delegates. aa a.a .ea.s-,
Provision is made for :he codiicatior
of the laws, and the simpligcalion of a:
forms of pleading in courts of justice.
Every free white mae person of twenty
one years of age CT upwards, waC
shall have been one year ntxt pre-
ceeding the election resident ofthe Stat,
and for six months a resident Of the ciEl
of Baltimore, or Of any county in which ht
may offer to vote, and being at the time
of the election a citizen Of the Unite,
States, shal: be entitled to vote in the war,
or election district in which he resides
in all elections hereafter to be held; ar
at all such elections the vote shall be take
by ballot. 7s 81
The Governor is elected for four years
He must have been fve years a citizen {
the United States, and five years a res
dent Of the State, and three years I res
dent Of the district from which he is elecr
ed, at the time of his election. -.s-..
The State is divided into three district
from each of which, and in succession, II
Governor must be chosen.
The Secretary of Sthte IS appointed /
: the Governor, by and with the advice al
and c0asent of the Senate.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

/ ATaLADR PRESENTING A PIsToLs~@A
fashIonably dEessed lady Of cousiderabls
personal attractions, attended at Esq.
Bells Office, Yesterday, TO, answer the
complaint Of a coloEed woman named cha.
lotte Hill, who stated that on thesPTsvious
day the defendant presented pistol al her
and threatened TO shoot her. and she was
apprshensiye of mole personal violence.
The parties lived in adjoining house on the
North side Of Seventh street, between Elm
and Plum and it appears had frequent
skirmsheS. The compIainant's witness
said that they had TO apply 10 the landlord
TO eject high fence TO prevent defendant
pitching boulders through the windows,
and that her remark on that occasion was,
that 'a pistol would 60 over any fence,
and that she would shoot as many niggers
as she wanted "I@a"a-
Defendant, Gntetrupting witness)-Stop
don't you know what gentleman of the
No. Is said? gs Ea-s- -.-~-..
Witness-What?
Defendant-That he would smash your
mo1th if you attempted to ''sas" me
(Laughter.) lss.
Various counter-charges were then made
between the parties, Of threats to shoot,
50 burn up, smash. etc.
The court said upon The proof the defen.
dant should be held to bail in $500.
A friend then came up to sign the bail.bond
upon which the lady remarked in an ems
phatic manner, "dont you sign that, be-
cause il any Of those niggers call me names
shall certainly shoot en-" (ReneweG
laughter sa
Court-lf that's your discrimination, /
cannot accept Of any bail. You must go
to Jail.
The defendant taen intimating she would
not carry Ous any of her threats at present,
the bail was entered into, aud the parties
left the Office.
Can. Com. 1911.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

end 10 Il all.'' 81 r. yts1As haa easa So selI
but commenced the bootmaker anx.
iously. u is- 80 asad: 'as6a75 7ssasieI .
9"But replied f--24-, blowing euesget.
lcally, "all that you may say to me cannot
change my itrevoCab.e determinations You
have long puuiehed me, forgive you =
"Diabie.' cried The bootmaker, no ION
ger able 50 breathe. '.lo what you VIII
with yourself, but open the door for
me?'' '"a se So
"I cannot pay. said -, and You
said that you would not leave the room
without your money. In these circumstan-
"Open the doofl'' shrieked the hoolma-
ker, open the door, or | will strangle
you. 4ig
So ends the story, L., continued to
blow until the boOtmaker almost exhaust
ed, consented to give a receipt in full; and
the door was finally opened.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

A DANeEROUs FEAr.,.A few d,v, s,os
the conductors on the PenRsSIvania RoIIs
road discovered, when they arrived A. h.
f'sOnrg' two lrishmen asleep, seated one ON
each OF the cross pieces Of the bT.Lss oD
the trucks under the car, a d;itaucs or oCIZ
slgn Iacnes from the ground: Thsv mus
nave I,ooen m this position las miles, oplv
10 70 elude the payment Of four 'OlIsr, .eacS
lney were seated % clOse to the wbeels
s9M sIl tneIF bac Ks rubbed iRs dust ron
Fths a1eEof both q e tracks and SSsE4 - -
coveree with the dust. that Il was ,ii(io,Il, =
determine At . glance. whether lhsv No.
black or "hite individuals.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

a GREAT PAssAeE ,-.-"RuFfsh Ior the
Collins LineP' burst spOntlhSOaslys from -
thousand voices this mOraing, When, il .waG, E
known that tho Pacific in nina. days. and
twenty hours, had crossed the Atlantic.
gave full as much Qualification to the Ddblie
as II great battle had been gained inshIGxSs
co, or Ontb frOnGisFs OF on she ocssn.ss And 3
why should isnOtld Lisa grest yictory fOr-,
our mechanics, our ship yards, our iron AID
steam toundIiee, our engineers, our mochaS
les, ia general 1Of our common county
Such victories are blSOdIess, But faP ,n0iS
limPortant tor our rpEospaEity than If ave lho1s
sand nieq ha6been killed, and ten or fifteen.
thousand wounded. NY. EIptess.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

you squandeg every DAY. tis.sIs., u !, l4.-..
You do not know the depth Of happiness
that thfilIthrougk the heart when il hears =
OshedictiOH such as We received. or that in
that simple God bless yOu," there is more
% stir the bloO6, bring the tear into the eye
and the quivUr on The lip, lhan in oil The
transitoFy pleasures your lives are spent IN
setking, In. II. Day Roek. q ..L-.-.ll
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04
ID ANS s0LIsH AMAzoS. - Fhe 81. Aouib
Rspubliean Of the 17sitliasz the fefsWfsts

i3 ANS s0LIsH AMAzoN. the b. Aouib
Republican Of the i'm has the, fo'fuWips
paragraph;
z''A woman named Mary Johnson Yestor
day displayed an amount Of VaioEs which ~
you'd, in often times, eve dafe1Sag, have slr.fI %
entitled hefI0ithe feSpectaBIe ,considara- =,
ton Of the most resOiuIe heroine Of Thetm.
odon. Day before yesterday German - y
milkmsn dove his wagon cafeIessIY Over
loAsos hel children who was IytaTiaS 81 zST.
the street, conner of 4 6elfth ssriSt and -. "a,
FrenkLn avenue, and. when called at, rSlu 49,.
sed to stop; :---, S'f'7'
f Yesterday, at the same fionr, the fellow 1sr8a5
came 10 sight and was dri wing along az s3saa sW
turlons pace when the woman rSshiHg ss, z.s-
out q heE cabin seized his horse by, the. f...
mead aud bade him again stop
lhe man whipped mp his animal ard l4a-'
eHdeayored TO drive her away BY threats.
but she claRg On with indomitabIe fssol 5aA
lu'eneas unit finally she conquered. fhx s.-F
nau allowed her quietly to drive his Vehf:-
Gle to the, calaboose. where he was re-. .@'
ported, and where she abandoned him = aaa
The woman, Johnson we will add accord +, asI
ing to her own ssiatemens arose fr8m = .e..f
sick bed, Of nearly two moArhs, only
Wednesday last
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

CoNPLIEENTARY VERY.-A young LADY
Iately appeared in. male attire az St.
Louis. and one Oftha editors says that her
disguise was so perfects she E1igha shavoss
passed for a man had she oaj I little mora
mOfestY, .s' ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

WONDERS OF THE TELEsRAPH-D65ins;
the recent e3cilsmens in sosf6;5. ~ uis oJ;.as:.
Of the Utica Gazette tece;voJ -. '.T eu:'OI
despatch: '''' 'S'''"i1s
''The B. ard 81 AfI-ss ma. eals 8
Frederick Hall to Secrs,srv W@ts,.' - .e'S'IeA
ne meaning Of thiss as tiye editor says:,
sorely puzzled himself and H. c;.:s.s :y.'
l9, Hna. Frederick Hall had done, that he
should b delivered up to the grea, ErpouH
GER no one could imagine Ia d dsy Or twS;5
ai!erftho mystery was unFavoIIed ip tbiGs
"lse. 's,,, - fa4 SIS s1rsl ss~
The Board have refused Fansuil Hail
to Daniel Webster" -'''
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

CoPPER BoILERs. is stated that COP.
per boilers are heDceforth To- be used on
board tho steamers Of the Royal Navy, az
their greater durability has BEEN found "a
render them cheaperin ihe end than ;-0n
boilers, Of which the irst cost il small,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

POOR WEAK WoNANl- Miss Susan Mo.
per- who lives in a small let,emep,, { Io5.
WOMAN was quite fustratetis the othsr 49,,
InlDg by an early call hOaiia bachelor go,
Dor. '0-'0''' "o'e1
"What did yOu come here s6sr,p :. ..;a
Miss NiPper. Up 80 a' ""9'i sa's
|lcamo to borrow mateh.S;''As meeEly
ID, Matches! that. q, likely .iiofyi .Why
don't you make Ilatehl know wha, yo1
come for cried thSr e3aSPeTated old Tirrif
as she backed the bachelor into a corSsF. g
Hou come here TO hug and kiss me ALMOST
to death! But you shan't; without yOu're
tue Sir0nseSI5 and the Lord knows yod
are 7aa 3 .Eszssasl5 - -.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-04

TIE celebrated PFescKer. Pers Ravia.
nan Q: the society Of JesuitS, is nrepaf:ne Sc
20 leave Paris to proceed 10 London u11eFss
ne will preach during the period the great.
exhibition G is 10 rsmsin. Open.s.x -,