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ueteoro,Ms,e.l Observations.

~ soRsE's ilNE, EAsEagSf ~ srlas1.
fapAy Dot IT, 1853.
ByrfAL,. 10A M.--Coi6 but pleasant m,rn,ns nsro.
q ettc ~ IS Thsraorseter IS. Wtno northwest
pP. Milne clear AND pleasant, but nj. Theme
meter al Bsrome,ev 1864 W,nt light from north se&
Rochssrrs, 10 A. h.--NerJ ccid dsy. Wind north.
Thermc meter 81
p MA beeutita, evening, but very cold. VIVA
Northwest Thermometer e.
hUpunS. 10 M--Cod and cisudY morning with
some rain. Wind northwest. 1horuaom ster 90
. y. Nj CLOUDY aud cold raining quite hard. WIS.,
northwest THERMOMETER As
SYRACUSE, 10 A NJ dark sni cloudy Morning. VIA
strong from the west
sP.M TODD snc cloudy evening. Wind strong srsm
the west
Urea 10 A. M.-Cioudy morning. Wind wsst. Rha-
toon eIer ~.
eP. M--gcldi cloudy, unpleasant evening" M Z
strong wina from the west rnssmomster ~
hIesrv, 10 A Ma rainy m otn,Dg wind north ~
gh-s Uesr-eser 81. B~ons,sr ~. 34e Neeoury 70
L. -SioaJy, o,id sysniog. Mind aosthssst
A-s-.~----~~S -. ~s.vS.s~s>S ss.s.s l~sy-lx 80
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United sta,es sYatshaI.s Oaice.

Der. 1s-five indictments fog cruel aud uousua
pupsh iusnt having been found against Captain p.
Gardner. n the ship Liverpool Deputy Mirsasi Walsh
procee "a c Boston, shthez tho socusfd had gene 30
did succeed in arTestig him. M. Walsh however,
left Tho with the local occTs, and they eeoe1
is capture after the pepnty Mar hal returned to Nee
York Mr. wash l.ft this city yesterday with his
witnescs and Gafdners examination viii take p.aoe in
RnNfu
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s,sr,or Copr,-y,ar, F,rst.

Befsre Chief Justiee Oakley
Or 10 lin che oese u Joseph Chnc1ter va WE
lam Rogers and oth.r-, the jury rendered q esalsA
Icsdiot for plaintiffs, $40.
, 1852-10-30

G- Gen. Edney of n. G. has been con-
hrmed by the Senate as Charge 10 Gaute-
maa.
, 1852-10-30
NOTICE

Is hereby given that letters of administration
have been granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Thurston County, Oregon, on
the estate of THOMAS WADE, deceased bear
ing date 18th October, 1852.
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to come forward and settle the same with me-
Also oil persons having claims against said estate
should present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM BOLTON,
Administrator.
Olympia, Thurston CO., Oct 1s, 1852. 3w7
, 1852-10-30
n. M'CoNAIIA. J. w. W
McCONAHA & WILEY

McC0NAHA & WILEY,
attorneys and CouasclorS at Laic, and
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
WILL attend the several Courts of the Ter
w ritory. Their special attention will be
given TO causes in the District and Supreme Courts
They will attend to criminal cases throughout the
Territory.
THEY REFER TO
Hon Thomas H. Benton, ST. Louis, Missouri
Hon. John D. Weller, U. 5. Senator frsm Cal
fornia.
Hon. Judge Rolston, Sacramento City, Cal.
Hon. J. Nicely johnson,
Hon. T. Butler King, San Francisco.
Hon. Thomas Ewing Ohio.
Hon. John McDougal, Ex-Gov. California.
Hon. p. II. Burnett,
Hon. John Welch, NJ c. from Ohio.
Editors Of Placer Times and Transcript, San
francisco.
OREGON.
Vic Trevelt Salem.
Robert Newell & Co., Champoeg
John Sarel, Marysville.
Hon. J. N. Prescott, Mayor Of Oregon City.
Gen. NJ M. McCarver,
W. w. Chapman, Portland.
Fruit & Stewart, +"
w. b. Affeek, Lafayette.
Hon. Isaac N. Ebey, Whidby's Island.
Hastings & Petiygrove, Port Townsend,
Olympia, oct. %, 1882. 7tf
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CLASS VALLEY GOLD MINING COMPANY.

CAPITAL s0o OcO IN SHARES OF $40 EACH-Nsiicsi IL
hereby gwen those who nave written or appued Icf
shsrss In the pts stock OF the above conpaa OF VINO
may be intending 10 subscribe that The BOOK
IL neatly filled up, leaving VI this tine bat about j0rft
shares out the two hundred ordered 10 be SOLD
In New York. =,
II necessary in order 20 prevent dsal ointmsnf, that
there be oesy the part Of N shg ~ secure
portion e the nyestmen N is Company The macine-
~ will be compile ed and shipped two weeks by clipper
vessels around Cape Hon. fully insured and no DOUBT
will be upon the ground aId operation by the month OF
August neIt IL capacity equal to the reduction OF orr
hundred funS p' DIV the yield of winch viii
not less than three cents pound giving ont
OF several hundred psr cent the limited stock OF the
COMPANY. saw-mll il TO be attached 10 the quNttz
works =.
PAMPHLETS and circulars Win be forwarded by a 70 all
who Wisb nOnDa alton the receipt OF too threecsnt
postage tor of the same or may be oo
tanned bg application the ,fce No mining company
has vet been organized under auspices favorable fof
abundant success the q ass Valley Company, which
possesses fifteen Of CLAIMS the heaviest machinery
ever constructed for the business aud the most perfect
method Of ainalgamatioa. Inc stock VIII he worth at
least $500 70 600 share twelve months As the
President sails the 3h Feb fr California, letters OF
buspess tb the CUnSNy alter that date should he ad
dressed (postpaid) 10 tire Secretary.
The Accpcy and Transfer Office 10 permanently located
Mt No. it7 Fulton St Y and VIII ne open az AL times
fof the Of bnn9ss Reports and oclal mott
will be made from time TO time by the Presdea ana
Directors, through the ~ Y Day and Weekly IftbWn..
J WINcHssrER, President.
III RICHARDS, Secretary. No. ie7 Fulton ST.
2wD&2tW
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ksssuth aud Catholics

PIrrsBUgGH. Friday, Jan 30. 1852
Bishop OtOnner appears In The Journal this nor
1ig III feily 20 that portion al kosSu,h's FESTIVAL
speech which alludes TO Roman Cathol cs The
Bishop admits the Catholics have shown little sym.
patty fer hossl,h He thanks kossuth for proving
inst The Catholics have 70 interest % bind them
selVes 20 the Gar who so "a, from enceavoTing TO
prepoesie Catholicism. Is declared ~ Kossulh 20 be
as relentless prosecutor
The Bishop states ia. probably no country that
has not openly aV0~ed persecution has been 50 hos
tile II diplomacy as Austria. II being only within
two years tat he Church obtained from this bower
RECON- Which the KOmEn Poatf mad ' ~ crossed
the APPS 70 sue Tor a. Vienna
ne bisaop expresses sympathy for thar country
LsN 81 whose population ere Ca.to'ics ana the
brightest pages 81 whose history are adorned with
the H4Iuts coz splcuous for their ceyOt.on 10 the
Church. The county Of 5, Stephen and 81 Eliza
oeih must hsye place IN every Catholic heart Few
OF Is are sJEcleniy acquainted with the grounds of
Tie isie struggle Tor Independence 10 form aay con-
hctI opinion Of Its merits b1t all wish Hungary an
Increased measure Of happiness, and elstlT should
We near o. Us prosperity as our sympathy IN rs mis
Torture has re en- heartfelt
The Bishop then gives an Ordination Of his in3;f
iFebce or OPPOSITION 10 kosSu,h, namely. his
iuAAlI common Cause with those VINO openly ayow
Losnnty TO tse Caufca-tae Euroyean Socialists ana
htd htpuolio sLs Though kossuthr he s,vs
aIsA'o~s nen principles, ard though We believe
nm sincere yet ne has nevertheless urof.ssst !.
community OF interes. with them, and they ha,s
naLea nin as .helr brother IN MsTselles and London
DeHcts heLniytng himself with Socialists KosSn,h
.-Ss doopeo 70 spplaud the Government Of England
10 degree which Necessarily aliensfed NE The
SOS are not yet green over Tue bodies ~
niilon o. victim. Of Biiish policy. The hsgg.ri
couhteLauces or o,her billions are cYyiag n hesyeo
aeahst lh4l Government, on " hose course the hfe
OF eeAih u tho Nation hama NV
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HOUSE OF RErREsENrAFlvEs.
The House met a. ~ o'clock.

NoaE HANps ~ TuE PUBLIC TIL
Mr. STANTON Il feun, offered RESOLUTION, A.
thorlzirg the Committee on Naydl Auirs % em,ls,
aclerk This Was amendedby authorizing the Cor.
mitfce on the Posi-Odice to do the sane. 4 deoa
e. sued, IN The course OF which Mr.. TICK sad, 4,
House were spending ten tunes as much IA discus.
iug this proposition as they would by emporium,
clerk besides wasting the valuable time OF i.
House. lie reproba.ed this penny wise snt pOVi!
foolish policy
Mr.. HARRIS, o. Tenn moved 70 lay the resoata
Oh the table. Neeaiivtd by Yeas and Nays
After further debate. the resolution Was hnalyr
ferred 20 the Committee on Accounts, With iasine
tons TO report whether any Of the Commgllsare
quiTe clerks
WAR AND FOREIGN MINISTERS.
Mr. BAyLY, OF Nmgin.a, from the Commii.ssa
F0reisn Affairs, to whom WAS referred psusi
nom tie CIuzens OF Casiiae, Me, taal NsiOslI
disputes may be settled by umpirage. rather aai
by appeals to the sword and aso petition fnn
the citizens Of Trenton, \. J asking 10, the pls
sage Of a law fixing the residence oi fore'ga mn
isters 90 this country al least one hunefei nls
from the seat of the General GOyernmens-sskei q
be- and was discharged from futher coaSdsnloa
of tie two petitions, which were tabled
EXTRA SESSION or LEGISLATURE OF NEW yLreO.
Mr. GlpDINGs from the COmnlItee on Terllones
repoTtod bIli authorizing an extra session Of tie
LEGISLATURE OF New Mexico. Referred to Commit
tee OF the whole House.
WHITNEY RAILROAD
Mr.. ROBINSON, from the Committee on Roads aaI
Canals, reported a mi 10 set apsr. and sell 70 A
Whitney, o. New YORK. a portion OF the public tern
tory, TO enable Inn 10 contract for railroad fos
Lake Michigan, or the Mississippi River, to the p
cIhc also, bills for the improvement OF the nayn
tiOn OF the Arkansas Ohio, Mississippi, and MSN1
Rivers. Referred TO Committee Of ;he Whole caA
State OF tie Union.
The remainder OF the day was devoted 70 u
reception OF reports Of no general lmportiia
Adjourned TIL Monday.
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xxxIsa CONGRESS-. :. First s...,.-
sENATE....w IsHrseros. Jan

SENATE. ;wisHIseros. Jan -, 1854
The Senate met At the usual hour 30
On notion Of Mr. NoRKTs, the pirate c.i.,.
Was p0stpostj until O'Clock.
STEAM IRON BALTIMORE
Mr. PRArr presented petition from the ner.A,,,.
Of Baltimore for line OF steamers from I'm so.'
VIA Norfolk to RiO J@neiro. ~"
MEXICAN ISDENNITT-rErIrIoSs
Mr.. HUNTER reported he Mexican iedenn!., B,s
without amendment. "a
Numerous psuuOns and reports were ais, >.
celysc. ~
REGULATING NUNBEE oY rAssESeRRs
Mr.. BRADuURY's resolution directing an ,,,,..
by the COMMITTEE on Commerce into tie etnes...v
cy Of a provision Of law for regulating tue 49,
Of passengers IN vessels TO Cah'ornia he ress-.s.
to several cases where lives had been los, ,y d,.es
engendered IN crowded vessels
SIR GWIN hoped the Committee would nah.
rigid inquiry, and, By heavy penalties .pr.r.s
RELIEF FoR CUBAN r2isoSERN
The bill from the House for tae rehet ofn.,.
leased Cuban prisoners IN Spain. Referred IA ~.
Committee on Foreign Relations
DELAWARE L. :. Courts.
The bill changing the time for holoin the Ian,
States Courts IN Delaware Was taken up and os,e,.,
to be ensross'd.
LIMITING NAVAL COMMISSIONS.
NJ HALES resolution, directing al Ii airy NJ N.
Naval Comm tiee. concerning tAe eXpe.isney AZ
making the Naval Commissions for tern Of ys,r,
ouiy, was taken up and passed
PRIVATE BILLS.
The private calendar as then taken up, and hiYh
OF the folio Rlng tales ordered 10 third reAd,,
For the relief Of Mary \ Thompson. OF T Sd
Ivan of Joseph Gideon Of John O. Means Of Ca
Po:ndexter OF William Miller Of lIa Wltaa,
After long debate sllo Wig interest on the CHS,
OF Ira DAY the question was taken on sinking ou.t,.
interest Yeas II Nays, ~. No quorum
Mr. NoRRls, though present, declined voting
After some confusion, MIR CASs came IN, ald vo,<t
Ave. Mr. Norris then voted. aud, AFTER yarioas O..
recuons of votes, the amen ment was agreed d
Yeas. l. Nays. 10 The bill was postpoast "a
Monday
POSr OFFICES.
The CHAR laid before the Senate arenOrt OF a,
United staits Treasurer. with accounts OF di,bene
nents on account II the PoSi-Oaice DsparnsGs
the year eLciug June 1871. Lail or iae iaAlsI
ordered 70 be printed The Senate a.. burned IA
Monday.
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We eeny altogether that there Is any
justification for hanging in the exigencies
Of social or6er. We contend, and have all
along cor,euded, that there would be less
evil society, and less crime, without cipl-
tai punishment than with. Why should our
reighbor misrepreseut our positions
The Times assumes that solitary IN
prisonment. on the Pennsylvania system, Is
the only substitute proposed for the death
penalty. This may be good for an argu-
ment, but it is rot correct as fact.
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tade between Government aud private ia
div idusls.
Our Washington Core spodielt, amoa :
OTHER piquant sayings, suggests search for
the Disunionis.s from whom the Safety
Committee, DC, have beea all along saving
US. There is more hopo for the recovery
Of Sir John Flanklia.
A list Of all the fires occurring in this
City during the year 1851, with names and
los Is, will be referred to with interest.
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TFKDIVAND SrACG secreiary.
INV. T. JENNINGS & Co, Diapers and

Talors of No 23 Broad way embrace this auspcosIea
the uiencemeD' Of new yesf the i"ehaeth VI
tber career their appreciation Of the patronage
they have elected and the sequel to Their not
possible attain nseRt they would refer 10 10
eopfdonce Of what has before been wrhten Ihs g'Ou
taste like faculties. may he improved by cultysncS DW
the germ where exists innate ~ neither posseSssd br
all be impaired. Certain II H. IT'S eDeots are m
tuvey recognized even by those who d. no; possess
And from this fact supremacy 0r0nr nas peeh
attained for although u should appear ego'lsucai we
claim superiority for the STYLE Of our work sbd in tha'
conceive much Of the economy OF garment CONSISTS
With these views shan continue to have on hauo an
extensive stock Of goOds. from which 10 answer Inc re-
suiremens of patrons, al our usus mscs
rate charges
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. Awful DAHGER.-The Journal # Com

AWFUL DANGER. The Journal y Com
nerce. of YESTERDAY, uttered the following
oracle:
I'VE declare our solemn conviction, that every
dollar given for the purpose o. exciting Insurre,
ton IN Hungary, nov, or for some years 10 come,
will II applied IS intended. be messenger OF MS
err # not Of dsGfh g1d he'll 10 some unhappy fellow
telDg"
This is a consideration The Journal
ouehtto have stated before The fact tia! so
dreadful a truth has been kept back SO long
must lie heavy on its tender conscience.
Surprising one hundred thousand dollars to
have been given TO the Hungarian revolu-
tionary fund, We have one hundred thousand
fellow beings doomed thereby to misery,
" If not to death and hell" 1t is indeed a
fearful reflection that those who may die
in Hungary in defense Of their country 5
liberty and their own most sacred rights,
will rot only endure death, hut are likely to
90 to he'll into the bargain. This Is iatell-
aerce which the Austrian Governments will
make haste to publish throughout their
coninions. OF course they will deem TIE
J9urnars statement authoritative on such
poiLt.
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The CELTIC RAoE.-A sketch of the
lecture Of Prof ANDERSON. Editor of The Nec.
Iork Recorder before the WILLIAMSBURG Lyceum,
will be found in our columns to-day We see
that the Professor said 1t was doubtful whether
the Cells were not the abOnglnas of Europe
The late Dr. NOAH WEBSTER, who ought to
have known something on the subject, defines
the word
" aiming u the primitive inhabitants Of the
South ard IVES, Of Europe the early iaaabsts Of
Italy eau, Span, and Britain
The ancient history and presen. position OF
this race Of men have recently attracted con.
siderable attention. Our readers will recOllec,
W f. RoBINsON's Grafton, published at length
in our columns, in July last. We perceive that
that gentleman has recently been lecturing in
the regular course Of lectures IN Salem, New
burport, &c, sustaining his former positions,
and answering the Oh ectlons made against them
The Nsr6r'ypsrt Union, while giving sketch o;
his lecture, says
lie woud ask vhetAe the theory strue tina. the Anglo
not but TINT the Cetc roe 9ese 70 a. !, Is
80 eonsidered He made evder, hat IN, 81
we're III the land OF his ancestors aud ais pr ees mi
shpahts we're sirorg against the English Tue EmeJalI
ne cesonbed rEDd all TIE Of the world aDpe.rel
much IS i IS sad % be represented On Chinese "a,
The world. BE sad lad been governed by fr,h
.c ga ed In the CasTe,-,he ca-pa M
lie also eI uneraed long list Of names IN orr own he.
Sry Hti hs TINE OF TIE Declaration Of Iu1erendencs 20
ne present time, OF Cec oIgn. ana "a VIVA. soud
nave been on conc Hion had they been Sa,a
10 or hs,oiy Among hers lie mentioned Paul Jsnes
ntcnur bariy Per Sea art. Armstrong Natg,n,-r,
N2ynt, SULLIVAN Ia I, PatucS Henry Thlmsou n NOS
S.arAf Jac.son, Satlcs. att 10 InYeltlsn Fsi,1n
94oise ara hclOImicA IN cup,nre Powers and Cav
ivFe Aroog tie candidates f1r Ia. PFesdearv 4, the
iestnt tine. WEBB er Is 81 Scotsn cescea Get, = ~
ne saG - BschaLtE. lis1 Houston az Bat.er the
sane Douelass Get and Ca ta- oaiy oce cagb-fai
fno = = =, ale va. hi. Eae Is bu, e1raproA
t.re n e eed etces he Celtic BsogslAn aai Mo.
aulay at tOt saIUus
Ihe EsseE County PissuI IN, noticing his les.
ture IN Salem, SAYS.
" DE HAN-c LYcgUM Tie e e,ure n Ttu-sf,v ev,a
inK by W ltsHson, Rictslleu % rss Tr5rHs a.,
ato atAlssste cefsnse 81 thc Cslt gans iae
lsf race lac lecturer caae )w Tie Anglo Sax us
sHr tue irAA T0ubsItv. az treseztst = - :,
"a 20 sAoN Wa The Criiic irai- hisaer NIX
aniet o. hsiory than tbs Al slo- Ioa asd t.at
10 iish nnts 0-s thaA AIgi Saxon "a IA tue
isi % re ~er ca tie sOo.s sr,ts .tat.,uso
~ Nsrfiofs O. isloea TIE speaker clan ID ina, m "a n
INC oLEi t4iscs co1fTl Jged to tne .rlIeye-e,t AZ
eei.lAh incef snc-rce aA1 Lfre since msut.reI 49,
Altrfr an iAle 10Th counsel aad IN e.Ias ps "a
s,atced ne Esnss II jefferson. Barr PAL Io-Ss
arc : Aest u o, hers b th- tin, NJ R~ss,s,s
marc hs Nlee-sWct pla< al Gel ttc an. - -
81 'As At-ishcs ~sTe sHEeus pr0babls 70 s~4Te -
Sen.p y thsase- YEA With some brau-b OF III C-i.c
A go SaKoH.zn..F - '~s ''- u
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The U. S. Mail steamship Washington,
Capt Floyd, will leave this port TO-DAY, at
noon, for Bremen, via Southampton. The Semi
Weekly Tribune, containing all the latest news,
can be had at the Desk This Morning, in wrap.
pers ready for mailing.
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WAsHtSGros, Friday Jan. %, 1854
We have intelligence that Sir Henry l.. Bulwer.
was to san from Liverpool to-day Tor New-York,
charged with full powers to this Government,
to settle the entire question of the Mosquito
protectoraie There Is no doubt Of this fact
and this ,cxed question will be smicably set
tied within the next month.
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Murder.

Bosros. Pncay, January -. 1854
Two men named Coffee. were arrested IN Charles-
,osn 70 cay, and examined for the murder Of Mr..
M1der, whose bOSy was found on SUNDAY last, IN
Coiveit on the Boston and Maine Railroad. They
were fully committed for trial.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK. SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1852.


q Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent m before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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FROM TIE lSrHNuS OF PAyAMA.-We are
N Teceip. Of TIE Weekly Eeto Of Dec IS Tosns~,
IS rot important Wm Chester, late Of Aib,,v
N Y, was Killed on The Il,h BIZ f,Illay so..
az Psnsri, and breaking hi, neck h, -, :. ~
ne alih az the time ~ - u III
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RaoDg ISLAND. The Opposition Safe
Convention st Providence, on Taursdly, was
quite stormy affair Lieut.. Gov. "tLLnN
Beach LAWRENCE presided, Vice Presidents
John R. Waterman and Arial Ballou Secre-
tsries. Aaron Smons and Clement Webster.
:. H. Wales moved TO nominate State Officers
and suggested the denomination Of the present
state incumbents, which, being generally ac-
ceded to. or motion OF George II Browne the
following gentlemen were renomiuated.
For Gorerncr-Philip Allen. CT Providence
Far Ltuftnaut. GoUtrp9r-Wm Il. Lawrence Of
Newport.
town.
ton. $3.50 80
For Genral Treastrer-Edwin Wilbur. of Newport
The appointment Of Committee to select
Delegates to Baltimore was proposed by Feaner
Brown, twho had previously made a motion to
appoint Committee to nominate State officers
which was lost,) and after very stormy debate
was lost.
Lieutenant Governor Lawrence put the question
yhtthe 4 committee should De appointed TO select
dsleeates The ayes were faint the noes loud. The
LieuIenant Governor said ne could not decide, and
locked to Wee President Waterman for his opinion,
but mat gentleman appeared equdiy uhueclueu'
The vote was again put, and The ayes were aga
faint, and the noes loud and numerous, evidently
twice the ayes
The Lieutenant. Governor declared that unless
gentlemen vo ed more generally, be could not de-
termine the result lLaughter.l
division was called for when but comp lratiyely
few voted ia the Affirmative the balance all rising IN
the neg alive lGrest applause and cheering
The Hunkers having been thus beaten, gave IN,
wherenpon THowAS W. DoRR was elected pIuI rDcs
first Delegate to tie Baltimore Convention. PHILIP
ALLEN. Jr., WV. BEACH LAWRENCE, and STEPHEN
A. WRIGHT, were chosen as the remaining Dele
gates.
Welcome B. Sayles was nominated as substitute
for the FIRST Delegate. Jonah Titus was nominated
III opposition. great NUMBER Of candidates were
voted for but Mr sayles out first best and was
elected.
Bradford Allen, Hezekiah C. Wardwell, and shcuy.
Ter Fisher were chosen as the other substitutes.
MI Eddy, of Gloucester. offered a resolution de-
claring Lewis CasS and William o. Butler 10 be the
choice OF the Rhode Island Democrats for President
and Vice resident and ins.TuctiBg the Delegates
10 for them. The resolution laid the table
Mr. EDDY offered resolutions strongly ndorsng the
principles OF Dorrism IN 1872 and the Compromise
measures.
John K Waterman said that it would not 10 to pass
such resolutions, and his motion, they were LAID
tbaf ehl
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20" If the following facts argue nothing,

let persons who have consumption de without t
anx 10 be saved woIcsr that Dr WATTS IL tired Of
writing 60 convince people OF what they easily
themselves There u AadVIs sseIr TO- sfcures
effected hy the Nervous Aa,idote, Life FLUID raers
se II cures printed and be gratis
OF persoas living this cy There from % pa
tents every DAY. ecnsumpon ard all cured and 20
their way lejochg Go 10 Dr. White. the City Inspector
and ssS how many csn6eses OF tsA.hs Dr., WATTS has
sent in dsiBs hree wears aciice CT average vi
~ patients day ssgfegs'e 81 Se uose Of whom had
ether ply sieisn Ii the rcA ktw al II well the
poor Nne~ IT, who received IT, there would De no more
deaths fein consumption NJ ASrIN, Sscy, No 22i
GreeawicA -. Depot No f02 Mas an 81,
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the csUntfy by which tens OF thousands real at the
time, and be informed Il all the PARTICULARS 1t de-
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Agency Tribune Bulldogs lie Is he Agent OF the best
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