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tF- The house and studio No. as East
Twsntet-st occupied by Huntington the artist offered
for sale by Homer Morgan, No Pine-st-
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II c. & E. KELLY, Importers of Arti-
fetal Flowers and Feathers have removed from No. loo
Wilsmt of Ann to No IL John ST. up stairs where
they will keep extensive assortment OF the latest styles
the lowest prices TO which they invite the attention OIL
purchasers. G X L. KELLY No y John-st mp stairs.
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Judge Woodru-AibcYt s. Case ast Cds Lesf and Sam
uei Lent-On two Notes.-The defense TO which, on the
part of Mr. Chas H. accommodation and want OF con
deration also that usury exercised Mr. Samuel e. L.
said undertook contracts In building en- Flhay which
proved disastrous tie got bis brother to lend him his name
and went into Wal-st, where large per centage was
charged him. &c 1t is also conended that plaintiff dces not
fact the but the brokers who advanced upon
them. The points denied Verdict tor pantf 500
being amount. a.
Robert Others Trustees Of The eyedito's Of A.
f. Bonefe sgt John Mchi-ln 1871 Mr.. NJ purchased OF
fore maturity Messrs suspended payment and the drafts
paid. Mr. NJ refuses to this ground IL was
shown however that he had Endorsed the bills OF and they
ere entitled to dividend Of Messrs BIS assets The Court
considered that Mr. had not returned the bills he is
liable Verdict for plaintiff STAB being amount with IN
Peter Genlin and Mary.his pe ag Frederick Sisfke-
To recover damage for alleged assault and battery by the
landlord of plaintiffs Ms g. by striking and beating her,
&C. which are denied. To be continued.
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.asskAvArED ASSAULT man named
rs, aer was arrested Mondsy night charged with
sa ~er e upon The person OF Margaret Cattenbsck
ss s. !. years OF age, living No 1911 Chsibe He
"''o ey Jwsaee Osborn for examination.
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D,,.,aea FOR CoUNTERFEITING.-- ;.
w n.y. Svvkf-Bsiore Judge hudson William johnson
nse oh trial charged with coming and passing spu-
hs,. .s quarter dollars and ssiIhass
ayr a. ~ ne had been IN the habit OF calling fer about
NJ Ba,s.s ne gold and silver refining establishment OF
esnsS ~. no is Fulton-st ard purchasing silver foil,
dad s,'h s usea for plating In February last he ten
tcS WI money two spurious Mexican quarter dol
t&s received; subsequently,. callins to pur-
shcA ~ e e silver foil he offered also BAD quarter
cscsrv - returned to him. He said he bad got IL from
HrsSIs ,Snewhere, dad not know from whom. On 2oh
ksxsn 10 payment L was said, y bill two 9sa
Va s,,.,ss absd and also good shilling piece lie
nss vs and On being searched at the Station House
s ~ b snd IN his pockets Il counterfeit Mexican quar-
IN: ansn - 10 and cent pieces.
nsss Captain testified that after searching him
M On me desk On turning round he observed
s3uvs, nsa taken up of il and put II iuside o
sss las excited his suspicious, and he found that
ID 49, Into his boot. The boots then taken
fg,en ~s pieces found, and counting aferward Il
NOV as Ss,s IN all He stated . The officers shs. he
tvss. ~ earnesB, but did not know from whom.
sa ~ selsrk q Dir. Bsxnsrds that be know a
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y. KEcEIvINe SroLKN Goons-Patrick

s.ssy arrested BY officer Bell Of ths Cbisfs oies on
sets :, $50 oy the Mayor, charged with receiving 500
Ia 80, sSs ,he property OF Jacob Hendrck which
ti 'sA' "' sia lie was committed BY the Mayor isr
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Markets.
The Ocean steamers.

CHARLESTON, May l0-CorroS FREIcHrs to LiveSpsd
from this mort have declined to ID
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CITY ITEMS.

SAssz1 :. Lysea 4 CARTS 2Sit wGs's =
IL DdssvA H. Nooa SEN 81
1854 81 %
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SUPERIOR Before Judge Camp
hell CoyneIiusBakey, ct a.. sgt okn H. Harbees e. al
To recover damages alleged TO have been sustained by injury
by Importation coal also for two tuns alleged not to
have been delivered already referred to- Verdict Tor PLAIN
tiHs sos
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rThe Aldermen he'd session last
- .,.a through the Montague and Bridge
~ snu Mn, for particulars of which, see report in
.<hcr column
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The receipts in the Philadelphia Mint Of


No delivery of silver coins.
The bills of the St. Mary's Bank, Geor-
sia, under the denomination of i've dollars are re.
deemed ON presentation.
The tolls received on all the New York
State Canals in the month of April in each OF the years
1851 and 1852 follows:
1851 from 18th to Both April Is days S91
1852 from Goth to 30th April 10 days...--.. 3l,5Ol
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Cousr CALySpAR.-THis Day.-CoM-

NON pIy.s-Part Nos 5t3 6l3 los 707 100, III ~,
lis III rs III rs rs IN 10 7s5 49, 73, 74i 49, ~
IA 7aa ISL 753 49, 75T $50 76l 76S Part Ives S
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos SIG 3j5 35i. $50. or 5oj 81
s5e $50 SOL 363 56s S6s 76. 2 ~ 40 Is 81 q a..
81. 57i SIS S7s Ss $780, ST. $780, $50 Do 55 's SS ''
3es. $50 sac, $50, 800 49,, :,
SUPREME CoURT.-Gcacyal Term.-Nos 5, 4, g. II, IL
IS l6, IL, 10, 10, 20, q, e. 70.
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to be rub,es and adopted all prcent vtustn ths
affirmative excep; Tenisr
The Conn Ferries presented Report confl1s
with the Board Of Assistant Aldermen &c ssnt lease otne
Ferry from the foot of Wal 81 to foot Of Josaen ,as1
Brooklyn 10 Jacob Sharp for ten years 81 m annual rent
Of $4,000, which unanimously adopted Aid7f.
man Boyce. PeaTs.n and Ward sbssnti Ths !ssss
given together with the north side OF Pier 10 East River
The Common Council retain power % regulate tue sane
from time tune; the a. be paid quareriy the lease
10 contain the usual covenant; the Ferry 10 commence h
teen moH after the execution Of the lease and unless
shall then put cperaton the said lease snail be can
ceed The lessee shall only for the slip a. the rate no"
received until the Ferry Is completed.
Resosucns Acknowledgements Committees from eaeh
Board with the Commissioner Of Repairs and supplss 70
make arrangements for the celebration OF the Fourth Juy
ard appropristng $1,000 therefor
Ordered be prinfedAn ordinance regulating DE Hes IN
eecondhan articles Junk shops and intelligence oihces
Rsporis adoyfed-Reqring contractors TO cause proper
notices TO be placed points OF their work IL pro-
eess in any the 20 prevent inconven
between 6th and 9h-ays. -,
(ommvRic1fion-From the Controller IN rei'non 70 t
issue Croton Water Stock New City al per cen
Stock for Docks and Slips and Public Binding STOCK No
with ordinance for the issue laid on the table and order
ed to be printed From the with amount Oh mones
raid into the Treasury by District Police ana lrsIes arc
Courts the years 1859 and ls5in 1859 II amounted 20
sl .8 % ard in 1851 Sa59 81 laid the table ana or
cered to be printed From the Controller with stateISns
of the donations and RENTED since the Isl jan 49,
The amount for both s5,lii g. Tn. Board aaouiea
to Thursday afternoon
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ded for' 4509,s4
IL s.en from the above that the amount upon which tn
State has to provide for the interest s52>d 6
Add the sinking fund.- which Is be regarded stlil
est orsrtssIy' s253796
ST5l2 1,l
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,..,,,,r or pearcr the circumference ola
idea be GEM a that il be surely and irrevo-
People We only insist that opportunity Tor
eabe !, ,seafal Knowledge be brought within
seq'H's - n and to this end we hold the Man
tbe r,'. n,;reiple essential, whether central or
uai b'e~ hold further, that it is essential to
s ?. ,.mpIeteues. of an Education that the stu
~ taught to use his limbs as well as his
- 10 earn living by his hands in order that
- he perfectly independent in the pursuit OF
pE.s;on. If.A. 8. p agrees to this, we have
Of nracticaI difference. ED.
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The Convention adjourned on Friday.

tho Wing Caucus and the Georgia Union
Convention.
BALTIMORE, Monday April &c, 1859.
During the session of the Georgia Union
Convention the following dispatch from Senator Daw-
sou was circulated among the members.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, April q, 1852
FoR JAMES T. NisBEr The Caucus sustained Mangums
dseinon tho Southern Wings generally withdrew Conven
ton b. held 10th june Baltimore breach wide and
dsep Let the Cons ituonal Union party DO firm. and the
Scutl will be safe. Avoid both Wing and Democratic Con-
venons and Conservatives Of all parties viii rally with
one party and call Convention at Washington
tSgnedD w. G. DAWSON
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~ " The UNIvERsALIsr QUARTERLY
REVIEW" for April has articles Progress, a. OK
hibed in the Government of Ancient Greece" I" Inn
portsnce Of Universsism In Religious Culture" Gran
msr and the Anglican Church." and others Of no less
interest The number shows careful edtorship. (B.
Halock)
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wiss in Eslis Opposition Roman Distinctive Free soers
in sxALL Cara TYsas 81 M-Says. ~; A-Asssni or noe
vorns, ~
Directly after this vote was taken MIR.
MARsuALL y) asked leave to introduce the following
resolution, viz
Reolssd, That Committee Of five be appointed BY the
Speaker 70 whom shall be referred the existing laws
dss the subject Of the public printing with instructions
report this House, BY bill otherwise, what amend
said laws may be expedent in order insure the
faithful and prompt execution Of the printing for Congress-
The Houss suspended the rules for the introduction of
this propagation Yeas, Hi Nays, a. And the resou-
non was agreed to.
The following Is the vote on the suspension, viz:
~ nsss dssissaed hus Nay hus H; ~
khoss Who Absent @ did not vote thus. A.
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The Georgia UnOin Convention.
CHARLESTON, April Is, Is

The following are the resolutions adopted
nv the Constitutional Union Convention at Mledgeville
R,.rod That the Constitutional Union party will not
rive their support TO any candidate for the office OF President
N Vice President of the United States unless the Conven-
ron Nominating such candidates shall declare acquescence
In the congress known the Compromise Meas
ures and its determination to consider these measures as
6naI I'd jusment Of the matters embraced by them
Eesolred That this Convention at this time will take no
sc,on in relation TO the ppoachng Presidential election
Rsulred That another Convention Of the Constitutional
Union Party" be called, after the Democratic and Wing
Conventions made their Presidential nomnaons tor
The purpose Of considering the said nominations and Tor me
purpose Of taking such action in relation TO the PRESIDENTIAL
Election as shall be deemed proper and that said Conyen-
ton Be held Medgeyle, at such time as the President
and Presidents OF this Convention shall hereafter ap-
point aud make public.
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WASHINGTON.
the United
Tho Public Printing Question In the On"e"
states Congress.

srutes Congress-.
Mr.. GoRMAN calls this 1.-The bone OF
contention implying that good many dogs are hsni-
ing for it On Friday the report of the COMMITTEES on
PRINTING In which the result of their labors was gwen,
in substance tina. Boyd Hamilton, having failed to exc
cute bis contract they had divided the printing OF the
rum Houses between Messrs Doneson 6 Armstrong Oh
tn, Un,on and Gideon & Co., of The RSpablie. THIS
report recomuitted with instructions TO report "
the whole subject and recommend tor the aaopuon u
Congress such system for the execution OF tne ruone
prir,;ns 3. they NAV deem most expedent and that
,bey csYecjsIly take into consideration plan Tor
Printing Bureau under the supervision OF uo'ern-
n1ent officer for the execution of the work
The vote was 50 against "A.
This morning it was rccsnsidered-Yeas 81 Nays ~
a. follows:
10 Those who designated thus r. Nay thus :" Ahs
- iN0 -. ~. a
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n The N.uark Dahl saws, a serious

- 4 TIC -VcUUTh IIutty sdyS, StIIUus
disturbance took place Saturday evening about dusk
AZ the German Catholic Church in Wiliam-st,
High. 10 10 somewhat difcuh 70 ascertain the precise
fscu, but 10 understood thai the German Catholic
pess has uttered language against Kossush personally
both IN public discourses and private eoHvcrsssoaA
This isessssd many Of Kosssis Prossssans friends
and large crowd numbering shout 100. sousposea
chiefly VI Gsr1Aas sossAsa from various pare Of the
ely and gashsrsd around he church In Ship@an -
viii violent end esragsd hnguAge fsw ssones were
Nhsswn which shattered one Of the shutters In the
prissSs DWELLING which b sstached 10 he rear a
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city. distance Of 800 miles in % hours including two
stocprcss.
The Pennsylvania Canal 10 again in good order, ahl
tire wster has been let into it. Goods from the s are
expected to- day ,.m
There l. twelve fee. water in the iyer and falhag
Steamships United States aud Empire ivy
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, April "a 80.
The steamship United States lett TINS
port this morning and the Empire City sails tomorrow
both for New York.
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The Disturbances mt Utah.

WASHINGTON Monday April %, 1857
The National Mtelligencer of this morn
hgpubnshes letter from Judge Snow, of Utah Terrific
y, positively contradictng nearly all the previous ex-
havagant rumors about the difficulties there between the
uhcers Of the United States and Gov Young He says
The Mormon people generally are in favor Of the Consi
hon and laws of the United States and desire no other
but they do complain OF the inefficient execution OF the
lava Judge Snow adds that Gov Young did not clan
desinely cali the Legislature together.
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the church gThe priest becoming alarmed rang IN
church hell which raised an alarm oil nre' anu nc
crowd finally Dispersed Smaller parties u V ssn, po
fince been In the vicinity Of the church. loudly
sir.r fhfir nneer
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The following is the vote in the House
of Representatives April 81 on laying upon the table
the Senate bill to enforce discipline and promote good
conduct in the Naval Service:
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LATEST NEWS.
p, telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Y,or,da Opposition Convention.
s.a<n Telegraph Office corner Of Hsno'~ and Bearers"
CHARLESTON, Monday, April %, 1855

CHARLESTON Monday, April 20 1852
The Florida Opposition State Convention
.sepbled a. Tallahassee on the 10Th inst Hon d.
s,sp Of Jefferson County, was appointed Chairman
The nominations were
Far Gopun0r-JAMEs T.. BRooMR
For Con9ress-A. I. MAXWELL
Elsctors-Western Districts-Jessc Coo; SUBSTITUTE
dillon Jordan Middle Districts-Carway snltn SUP
s5tute, p w. White; Eastern Districts-M 4 hcin-
tpeh substitute 81 ]. Rogers
Deisqaes 10 III baltimore Coarenfon--ror tne S.a'o
Al large Hon d. l.. Yulee, DR.. W. Spencer; WesG ~
D;strict C. C. Yonge, John Julian, jesse Coe; MIDDLE
lirtricts Ex-Governor John Branch, A. n Aiisoh JOIN
Westcott Eastern District e. Byrne, u: Humphrey
s. G. Bell Southern District w. w. Mccall, NJ Y.
Brown, l.. w King.
The Convention passed four resolutions. Inc mr."
sErms the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions oil l''o
90 and the Msdi,on report The second adopts ana en-
arses the Baltimore resolutions Of ls4i-45. Inc thrd
asn,eeates the agitation revival of any past issues a.
rschieyous and calculated introduce division among
~, neope and weaken the bonds Of political fraternity
The fourth appoints fourteen delegates to Baltimore
without instructions
No reference was expressed for President or Vice.
presdent but 1t Is said Judge Douglas is the choie
he Opposition of Florida, and probably Jefferson DAVIS
for Vice. president
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: BOsTUN HUHuHy, HPfH 90 Ho'ss
Kossuth will speak in FaEeuil Hall on
Wednesday, and the Legislative Banquet will be given
him at the same place on Thursday.
The Penobscot River Is open and navigation has
heep rpeun,pd
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The Forgery of Treasury Vouchers.
WASHINGTON, Monds

WASfIN"TUN Munuay aPfH 80, ioV<,
The case of Brown, of Michigan, for the
Forgery Of Treasury Vouchers 10 still on in the Criminal
Court Hon. Charles L. Stewart OF Michigan, addressed
The jury to-day
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hs. Hs'" Opposition Roman; Distinctive Free Soes
snA.L Cars Yeas, III N-Nsys IS; A-Abssa OF not
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fsmrsai Reception n Massachusetts.
spnrscyIxLp, Monday, April %. 1852
KossUrH was received on his return from
NORTHAMPTON at liz O'Clock, to-day by tho Les,'AA,
Committee from Boston. The reception 0oH P'--.
The Railroad dspok The crowd In the 'i'anS
lsree. 4, but littls snGhusiam was msntessea
Hon. Hnxsr wnsox. President o. es :. =.
cssirma. Of the couznitsss vsIeonso
ms.s o. The stnss, In tho following nd n ba-
Gov. Kossurn In the ns@s: !. s - Co. -
hak q ~ 0eyssn.ses = q - ssfns,s-
vesm g - - - cnfhnsais Cssesao q os ps'sSs'
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Further from Mexico, &c.

BAIriMoRR, Monday, April &C. 1852.
The Southern Mail as late as due is
through from New Orleans. The papers contain some
further items of Mexican news Of interest
report very prevalent In Mexico that pronun
samento had been made In Vera Cruz but 1t originated
entirely in the fears of such event. produced by the
excitement at Vera Cruz the tariff subject Govern
ment evidently became alarmed and by the energetic
remonstrances from Vera Cruz and Tampco the effect
seea In the reetabshment OF the old tarf OF hsta
moros
An important commercial order relative to Port Car
men, had been published Ii provides that vessels com.
ing from foreign ports, after having discharged cargoes
@ Vera Cruz may proceed to Carmen, load with dye
wood, return TO Vera Cruz and receive passengers
the latter port
bin had been introduced In Congress extending for
ben years the right granted to the City of Tampico Of
smposing tax Of BIT q barrel on imported foreign
Flour
his said that the Ministry Of War had been offered to
Gen La Vega and thai soon AZ hs accc osnce isrs-
oved Seor Rbies the pre- cent Ninister, win resign
he Liverpool MRrkctS-Per the City Of Glass
sow.
PnnADrLPHIA, Monday, April PC, ls52
The Delta, containing the Liverpool
Markets Of the 10Th inst and from which the dispatch
en- you yesterday was extracted received here by
as superintendent Of the Exchange, and copied into
Ne Public Book
1se rroeeeted European and North American
1aaiwsy-Thc Prince Edwards Island
Legislature preresued.
IN. ST.. JoHN N. B, April 25, 1852
,n.eligence has been received from Eng
~no, nss Mr. Hncks, the sgen, OF the Canadian Gov
ens Tor obtaining the cooperation Of Great Britain
s ~ o. ,ne proposed Eurcpesn and North American
Ey, hss been very successful In his mission, and
A. nae tees'ed the assurance of the Ministry that
~ van bring the matter before Parliament and slso
nefude another million sterling for line of railway m
Hamilton, Upper Cansda ~ "
Inc Legislature OF Prince Edwanis Island vss nro
sToseed ON the Sd insk Thiry-.ix act. were n.sssi
sumg the sessfon-amonx them an act IA nrov;da f,y
care OF idiots, &c, and for The announcement OF
staesiion.
ne schr. T. II. Holmes, of Nysck, Capsized-
Probable Loss Of all Hands.
PHLADxIrmA. Monday April %, 1852
Saptain John, of sloop J. Smith, arrived
oeswsre sreskwsicr. reports having boarded on
ssLeaAy Oh Great Swamp. tae schr. I. B. Holmes Of
49, e<iszsd Her boat f.ss At the il ia
se'ose supposed. Al hands were washed overheard
Per''hed when she cspsizcd.
Tue Pennsylvania supreme Bench.
M HAxxrssraG, Monday. April %, ls52
sne Governor has rendered the seat on
Co's. Bench. made vssant by shs death OF Judge
srsSss - hon 9. w. woodward, who declines The
- az hae snee been offered 70 Koa. TAoA 4
- : = thought VA sssspa
bUsl.sss n Pistsburrh.
~ Prr1ssvssx Monday April - lsA
= senex Pittsburgh, which left here
- cnslnne1 nsds ~ run nsm ~ 70
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south Carolina State Convention.

COLUMBIA, Monday, ApriI 20, 1861
The Convention assembled to- day. One
hundred and fortyseven members were present. Inc
following appointments were made; Governor msan''
President James A. Schobhnrt Clerk b. oNeai Doo,
keeper, and J. Hayes, Messenger
large audience assembled and great interest," iSi'
ln the proceedings.
Nothing has been done beyond organizing
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Whss in halle; Opposition in Roman Distinctive Free soilsr
in SMALL Cars v-Tess, IS; Mays 70; Absent 10
Voting III.
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WLs in aes Opposition Roman; Distinctive Free Sellers
in SMALL Cars Yeas, 81; Mays, u; AAbseu or not
voting, To-
The House then simply recommitted the
Report othoM the instructions above given) by Yeas
DC 10 fnllo
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Tie Liverpool Markets-Per the City Of elias.
SOW.
PunADrLPHIA, Monday, April PC, 1852

The Delta, containing the Liverpool
Markets Of the 10Th inst. and from which the dispatch
esu you yesterday extracted received here by
ne Saperintendent Of the Exchange and copied into
Ne Public Book
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who voted Yea designated thus Nay thus and
nhn Hera Ah.nn,n ord nnfx A.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Bench.

M HAxRssrRG, Monday, April g, ls52
- ahe Governor has rendered the seat on
Os.s. eme Bench. made vssanthy shs death OF Judge
49,. % Hon G. w. woodward, who declines he
Hsat q hae dnse bseH offered 70 Hon. TAoA Z
90 b thought wIl seesps
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1Ae rreSested European and North American
ksalwsy-Thc Prince Edwards Island
Legislature preresued.
me sehr. T. II. Holmes, of Nysck, Capsized
Probable Less Of all Hands.

FHiLADxLfhiA, Monday, April % 1850
Vaptain John, of sloop ]. Smith, arrived
S, peswsre sreskwsser, reports having boarded on
SsLsaAy, Oh Great Swamp. she schr. T. B. Holmes OF
49, e<isizsd Her boat fat the stern il ia
- e'osc supposed ~ hands were washed overheard
~ persisted when che capsizcd