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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

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Of Br.n IuAsulAna,iOaol Bowels. lnaanHsnca Of Ly~
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s,rofs Is, Still Born Macs 81 fenae~, 90 Aaafs a.
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OAce a TIE Board Of Health " Wurs1I. hesNh onref
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIEsr ANNUAL PARADE OF THE WILLIAMS
BuEGH FIng DErARTMENr.-The Fire Department Of
the City OF Wlliamsburgh turned out yesterday after
noon for their drst Annual Parade. Tho line was
formed about o'clock p NJ. in South Eighh-st, near
Fourth under the supervision of tho Grand Marshal
Mr Andrew Murshell, Chief Engineer; assisted by
Assistant Engineers, Messrs Charles C. Talbot and
amin DUBOIS. The order of the procession was as
follows
Nihamsburgh Brass Band.
Banner OF the Fire Department borne BY the members
Of Hose Company No, D. numbering thirty men,
and wearing blue fire shirts
President, YoePresdent Treasurer and Secretary of
the Department.
Washington Engine Co No1-(1her engine il known
as 1.-The Old White Box" and was decorated with rib
bons" emblomntical Of the Company, who turned out
with their tull complement of men, seventy five in
pun1bcr)
Marion Hose Co. No l, with twenty-five men. Glue
Hose Carriage decorated with beautiful wreaths Of
flowers presented by young ladies to tho members Of
the Company
Hook and Ladder Company No. l. with 40 men. The
carriage beautifully decorated with flags wreahs
and baskets of flowers.
WENTWORTH New FORK brass band were next in line.
Engine Company No. a. with 100 men. A very large
and beautiful artificial wreath made and presented
TO the Company
Hose Company No. g. with % men The hose
carriage wa decorated with wreath of flowers.
Northern Liberty Engine Company No. 5. with Is
men The engine decorated In holiday attire with
flags aud wreaths presented to them by their fair
friends beautiful silk banner belonging to the Com
pany WAS borne in advance Of them.
Manshan's New York brass band
Engine Company No. 6 with 90 men, and their
sine decorated with wreaths OF flowers.
Engine Company No 9, with IS men. Inside the drag
rope wns beautiful miniature engine, drawn by
about ~ boys attired in hrcuens dress, which ec-
tied much admiration from the spectators.
WILLIAMSBURG Brass Band.
Engine Company No. l0-This Company, on this
OCCASION turned out with ll2 for the first time,
with their new Piano Engine, which wss brought
home from TIE mandatory of Mr. James Smith, Of
Nsw.York, yesterday morning. The engine was de-
coraed with two wresthes presee,ed to the Company
by Mr. Joseph WILSON Of Williausourgh The pro-
ces,icn took Up their line Of march about ~ o'clock
NJ and psssed through the principal streets OF the
city and were Dismissed at six o'clock, AFTER which
several of the Companies repaired TO their Engine
bopsa 70 partake Of collatons which had been pre-
pared for the occasion Throughout the line Of march
the streets were lined with spectators, and from every
window could be seen bright eyes made stil brighter,
II possible by the noble appearance OF the FreInen.
No occurrence happened to mar the pleasure o. the
day.
During the afternoon the Department were reviewed
by Mayor Berry, in South Seyenth-s,.
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~ The Ne,oark Adreriiser says the follow

IL
.-';..;se,t actually occurred In the, city:
vs. -ounsmsp about % years old from Columbia, in
County, was at the corner OF Green aud Liberty
y. ,v,h load Of pctatoes which he was selling S1rne
.so bv sfgnders were rensrking upon tho Wing de
,,5 The election generally. when thoir conversation
~, he car Of the countrynan, and he inquired with
sness Whist had been going lie was informed
~ an election had taken place and Gen. Pierce had
bcen elected President.
..orgbt We had PRECEDENT now
% s,ousrrpent CT ssted by the gUiles-s ignorance Of
tbeUninlormed youth may be imagined
70. Mr.. Crockett in letter to St. Louis
p.per, from California, has tue following
P M, the dav after the reception Of the news Of the
a,S nj Henry Clay. were in national ball whore
h isrre nentipe Of Henry Clay drapc1 il mourning
The y, i've CsHornans epproachci tho picture One
- ,be,o eyrlsped in Srsnieh THAT II the for
u, al he Americans mourned Ihcy each took OF
,hsr Ina, and bowed respectfully 10 the likeness Of the
rea, American After Contemplating il for few
nmep,s in silence, they again bowed and retrea-thus
syin1 en- unosfcntatious but touching tribute % the
npenory OF ire departed patriot and statesman"
~ deaf mute, named VIM. Kelly, aud bis
vile Kidnapped and carried OF email colored boy by
he rsme Oi John Henry Whom Clark from Danyile,
Pa The boy was taken 20 Baltimore aud On a.tompt
made sell him, but as information had been received
tbe the lad was free the sale could not be efecso1
TIE tarties were arrested AMI IN cu'fo1y in
baltimore 4 letter from Danville signed VIM. Thomp-
sop Publ shed in The PenHyucao fireman, states that
ore now HNHlS IN iitt pitcc VINO uhNe Known
he boy from infancy, that he il free and there viii be
no difficulty in making out clear cas Of kidnapping
~ The steamboat Financier below Griggs-
vile H. collapsed the fires of her etsi board boiler on
he 10Th ult. scaldng six person lightly and one
scri,usly No person was killed
To DR.. NJ. T. Mendehall, citizen of high
integrity OF character and smirbe manners, died AZ
ChnTestoD on the night of the "a int
~ Concord, n. H., voted last Tuesday not
TO accept the City Charter Yces as nys 40.
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Form DRowSTD.-Thc Coroner held an
inquest yes;ersy upon the body or John Hodge nsve
OF EDRsne - yesrs of age, who found drowned IN
TIE North kIver between Vesey and Barrlsy-5is, yes
terday rIcrrrr. The decrssed for = number OF yesrs
inet0n Market TIE Jury rendered verdict Of death
BY DR. wing, under circumstances to them unknown
The bccy 81 drowned msn. recognized A. Henrie
kEoder, found in the water near the Battery
terdsy Tie Cor neF held an inquest upon the holy,
snd verdict q drowning under Circumstances IN
known 70 then. wss rendered The deceased was
native Of Germsny. - years ofas-
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

Church DEDIcATIos. First Baptist
Church in Hoboken was dedicated on Thursday last
Rev DR. Hague of Newark, preached the dedicatory
dseourse. This church has been very fourshing Of
late aud reyiyals have increased IL numbers until IL 10
the Target Society in the place Only few years
since Rev Mr. Holt formed the Society under enbsr.
rs,sinp circuustances
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SECOND HOAgD.
PunAnrLrmrA SALE, or MondaI

I'm. Isnd X r. 10 ssh Nav Preferred ~ Lshsh Nav.
IN 90 do % keniacky ia, il0s s~wm X oswh
ea7 Nomination 100 Iexas Reg Bds cent ~
igOO Penn S. NT Beaver Meadow X. r. 2JS $1,000 Sch
Nav 6. - NJ 81 fs0U : Is 81, ii9h nPena H. n, tsl
s20Cn Cam and Amhoy X H. Sc, "a, ici
rs Read u n. 81; 20 Do tsa e5.5n Lshsh os. 81 , .
Morris Canal II = 10 tiTard b,nh IN ~"
Hoviown H. L., 49, 9S9 L. Bank l0e Long Island
lsai 20 do. ri asa Lehgh Nav g. ~! IN HOdo sit
elsnoIcns Island X. Gs eoi 100 sch kav II Penn
~. 100 L. d. u. r.. tgA 10 Lshieh Nav l1A
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MARRIED..

On ursIaT Ecv hr sey nh Prrabyfr1n CIarch 81 Rev
Dr. hsia-t .C.pt hCMPHKET sHFARfAN, u HeF Bst3fi,
N..s 10 REBEccA r LEVY daughter Of Isaac Ls'y,
a..
Monday mornns. Nov 81 Southport coan ~ h.' ~
Co1ssH CHARLES VAS TINE. o. NsS YoSk . fAtSAhSL
HENRIETTA youass-t asssses ofs- late DETd Bser - Hs~
Haven ... =, n..,--o,r -.
HARRIET yo.ns :. a,Ezzte. OF The late GeOsse Hsara
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THr LIQUOR Buslsxss.-Yesterday morning

THE LIQUOR Enthusiastically morning
Dsnel Tredwel Edward Wunder Robert Walsh and
Patrick Crumley brought before Justice John C.
Smith charged with violating 'he Sunday law A0era
hearing the latter two fned % each aud Messrs
Trcdwell and Wunder were handed over into the
tody Of the officers who made the until Thursday
a, 10 A. NJ, when the complaints against them will be
heard
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OILY ONE PLAcE.-ThOse beautiful crayOn
Dseueueotypes for which tr prize nieds Of the Aurr
Institute hfs lust been awarded ere taken only by
RooT At No. 363 Broadway. Call and see them.
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CAsDELaBRAs.-JAxEs G.. MoFFErr, Nos l19
and u Prcesi has hand A,rpldd assortment Of Gss
Chandeliers Pend'nis. Brackets C2ndslabrzs Gesndo-s
Soa Fluid and Lard Lamps suitable for private MANSIONS
churches, hotels etc. As J. O. MOFFErr MANUFACTURES
the above articles he is prepared sell them wholesale or
retail OF moderate prices
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Ir,,xss OF Mr.. LAABsRr.-EdVardA A Lam
bert, ESQ., the Mayer elect OF Brooklyn Is T'hs u.i'
cerousy II of eryspelas. lie has been gwen up oy ms
physicinns bat favorable change 'oos place yese'aAy
evening And hopoe arc entertained Of rs recovery
Tx Nrw-ESGLASD LEcruREs. T.. Z.
whrple ESQ, Of Boston, insugur1es 'as coaf'o ~
Lectures q, the Brooklyn Institute thn evening hS
remarks vii be upon Marin Luther Inc suo'e
quer, Lecturers n thh Course VIII Dc horace nam,
Henry Gaes. H. n. Hudson, Henry "zra bsechef and
7. srsrr Kim. These names are s''P'e guaranty 70
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LIoHrsISo At J,~McA-r The following
story comes TO US without the writer's nsme ami we
cannot therefore vcuch il, although believe ii
entirely correct. On Friday week the Democrats of
Jamsica erected st The inn OF Caleb Weeks q liberty
pole 100 feet in hiSh; and on Tuesday abOG, PM Ii
was str,ek BY lightning and Only half oft le standing
Five six perzons were more orless hurt Two severely
ard about q dozen pros;rstcd TO the door. great
number besides weritunnedi slightly psraySed or had
sense of fantness headache, and the like. II was
election day and the polls were held al the house, In
which and on the piazza were gathered nearly 200
persons The escape of go many truly wonderful,
when is considered wha, havoc the electric tuidmaie
in its It first struck the pole and threw of the
spnters in spiral direction for several rods then il
divided part following the poeto the earth the other
leaving the pole passed over to a tree beside it, aud
then leaving the passed under the piazza into the
barroo shvering the doorway passing down the side
OF WickhRm Bey tearing his clothes and breaking the
akin in two or three places also tearing into nsny
pieces the boot of John Nostrsnd thence the ud passed
out by the wall Of the house The fluid also divided
under the piazza and while portion entered the
bar-room above described, the other followed the
bell wire TO an clubhouse which il entered profound
feeling of awe every counterance after the
terrible catastrophe; and the landlord (who with his
slightly shocke stopped the sale Of his
liquors
HORSE RACING on SUSDAY.-Two men from
NewYork. named James and Robert Bennett were
brought before Justice King yesterday morning and
fined $40 each for racing through the streets Of THE
city on Monday
THE VorE or BRooKLYy.-The following is
..tl~
mined by the Common Council which met last evening
q n Ronrd of Canyassers.
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ASSESSMENTS, are, THIS DAT AND EVENING.
ss~ay lhcst~r-The Dekss Wassf; Mari Tod an sctieA
stGsrdso-Yosp VIE and UubsO D. l. iss - Ss'- Aey
ssAs4s Taeetrt-Wld Oats. A Hani%o ~ II 'tsEd. -
ss Tes,eri,y Politics. Bcsoae cnH Cs- hUss's Wanied
ssnf nveeum-The Last Nal etc
SsNsoi,aa Hsn-Msdsne Alho9i's CoRcsrt
ceer LArsry--Bsyaa ans Galery u Chfsilan u
SsNew losi AnphitAeaie ~ 40 Pa o'sNse-, e.
'SsAb~,fe. No. go Broatysy-Ccns''t every e7ss'He
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALESDAR-rr. Dar.

SUPERIOR CoURr-NOs. AZ, al, 4o-, l2O,
-. 81. l3s, Ia. s. So 54T 81 $50 61 $50 500
=. IS, 64 iS 20. Sc 49, fo3 sts SIS 5sl IS. =
loi. SO. aO..
cncyrT ces,rNos e5s ga soo sis. ,O5 to sa s5 o.
os7. O9a
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the public Of Course Of Lectures a, once popular aud
profound philosophical and entertaining. The people
Of Brooklyn have many good things in for them
whereof they to have the first this evenss
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER AT
a D,,at,.y,, (f>rserlv Lyaeh & Ci-yksl ~ Holl,'
1852, AM Noon. SPIN. sPh
MG,...........42 So - IS
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~, The expenses of the Massachusetts,
.,.,,rc fcr The last twelve years given as fol-
,..s. Daring the las. two years the Refosm party
IL fuii .vav
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q Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor elect,
s,esssed to lecture before the Mercantile Library
~s'eis'lon on Wednesday the nth ins,.
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corRr or cYvyRAL SESSIONS sfore jsdss BsISS iai
Algsrr,-r B.ra AL B5rsE
r.r,ns rnine AMI five orhelH were tried Tor

-. r n c-r<r o. lob ani sth q, On ~ az y ~
- = sep.ri-r at Csysin Instr o. the ~~nst
Tee Jar coaf -
lr.n md battery Only, nd acquitted 10 siaTH Jsis
"a. ftsr id lor s-u;srss ...-, -,
- fis iafa ut s,o-n 81 rom iieny .y,zain o. -
D.. Iote tei robbery The nrsi easrse 49,
% ,r,u. Lreny snd ,,u-nced - slsis Pnos os D.
r. rrsor@r "a. sf,ed sn.tchls sd he'tat 49, a..
- r ts ssBd q NsihAa- Weed it, Nc y 81 On
C6s.s Hsrrlss an Sansfl MeDDn2a addicted 20 srsaa
- rrst~a sI.y o. Sctf A-ceng, an F-f- -fAS
-hs Per fcl-ArY tor 81 ao1fes
n corrt Ia 81 srnrd 90 de lar
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" Mad. Alboni announces for this evening
:, nx concert since her Eastern tour. "Cssta Diva v
ae sGrssd Variations are In the programmes.
Fensa ALA Pstris, from the Italian In Algiers Of
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THE VoTE or BRooKLYy.-The following is
the vote received by each candidate officially deter
mined by the Common Council which met last evening
az n Board of Canyassers
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Suu,rior Court-ln Chambers-before Judge Paine,
The two Young women with their infants in t. ir arms,
AZ before the ads II aud H. brothers Of one OF them
and Two Little boys (twins) years OF age, children OF
one Of the women were agein brought up on Monday
morning large number Of coored person, male and
female were present in the room and aso in the entries
and ouide The cl1iInant othe alleged slaves OR Joni
than Lcrnmon) with his wife, were present M Gull
YER appeared as before, their behalf and MessTs
Lepaueh ard Clinton for claimants. Tne lac- stated
that the slaves in question all the properly that Mr.
oud Ms L. have and time should be taken 10 preien'
tie fully their behalf They wi-h TO amend The
rcurnand they expect 20 present some points a. to
Constitutional law which nave not sc, been adjudicated
iron and although Mr. and Mrs l. will be the greatest
sufcrers By delay, they having engaged passage
for Texsl on Saturday. AMI also in another vessel.
Int il Is proper tey should submit to delay. They
moved a postponem.nf, which approved by Mr..
Culver be having an engagement. for to-day. The
Only question viii be-, whether slavery exist IN ihi
State Of Nev-iork. The Judge seid be also 80 con-
.idcret but would be proper TO give the parties every
opportunity The case was postponed to this ster
uocn: the psIte- ~ b. kep; - the c en4e OF The
owner.
Bo,ED Of SCPERFIsORs.-The Board held
short ,essca yesterday afternoon, sRd paced upon
few bills g.
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were
rrste iy Cole Chiffon. New 8;
LOT * @ f,ei sol Ii s.de 75th-s; lsisv 80
5stpry hIick hous. an lot foh near Lexin aavS ,
-fory Iowa ho11e aud lot Lexington 90
Sstc.y brown front hou.s Ad Joiaus .....4Ho
Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENT.-PatricA KEEL
". the Individual who YVES over al the coraer o.
Svsins ard wes,sts the oyenins Of the 81 ut, ~
belonging 70 the Hndson River Railroad died zee
terday, a. the City Hospital from the elects and the N
irlies he received The Coroner wss notice, and VIII
hold an inquest upon the body this morning.
Srppxy DANA woman named Elizabeth
ultinsop- VINO resided AZ No. 81 Mulberry -, died
,ufdeply on Sunday ui-ht a. her place Of resideaee
ST. ~ lust returned from party, where she had BE-
rorpe ir.oxcstsd The Coroner held IN inquest upon
he BODY md verdict Of death from cong tion OF t1s
lungs Wa rendered by the Jury
H,GHwaY RsssERY.-A man named Edward
AeCoruic residing the corner a OAe hundred am
T,yepty.hfth-s, ard F;lthsv, while passing taroey
Ifireenhsr AZ III p N on Sunday, wss attacked oy
four younr n n wlo dragged him mo An Aey wao.e
,he. robbed him Of silver watch Ills cries tor heip
Lrcuehs Ofkorrs White, Kcn1ey and Coughlfn OF nc
Seventeenth Wsra 70 the spot when TIE rAsc.f nc
hut cue OF them nsmed Alex AeAiee, vas orcftskon
and arrested He wes brought befors Js;aee W w.
.ra cornmirfed 10 pvisoa tor exs'ninsfsoo
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Rossini for the first dime also the duet. DlnIuo 10
Son, from the Barber Madame As s5sistan:s are ths
same at the early concerts. except the addition Of
Master w Saar and Camille Urso.
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which might be maze use OF IN inc niiiH3 UP.
The sea.wall, supposed to have its folndasion ON
piles al the edge of the embsnkuent, OF low water
mark would be the bound OF the way; Or 1T
St Katherine's Dock the wall of the warehonsc- In
either case platform OF wood resting pies, ar
wharf of cobwcrk, would be extended out into water
deep enough for sips to lie against, clear OF The slope
Of the oubankment The passages through the con
Meeting piers should be crossed 10y double sets Of draw
bridges in the OF gates, that the comnu-
picstion would not be interrupted willis ships were
passing through Tho connecting piers should also DC
in part constructed OF permanent bridges, TO allow free
coursc for the tide as well for market boats ht-
ers SC. 20 pass under.
In the olignmeat proposed the water Of Roc:or-st.
l. sixty Zee, deep oil Cspslst il Is hy feet The bot
tom l. rt gulsr consisting Of hard gravel under slight
stratum OF mud Toward Castle Garden the sound
ires are shcaer end the bottom is partly composed Of
ROCKY bouders Toward the Jersey shore, the depth
decreases grsduslly with clay bottom sUd toward h'
picrs sof, mud being the wash o! the City Tae tide
-es aua falls six feet. Il ordinarily two aAi in
the sr.ng or ireshes three knois sn hour -ouhery
wind sometimes causes chafns among the vessels st
the iers ard they are badly exposed 10 the northwest
irs Of winter which drive tie ice into the slips, and
o,he.Ui.e cause no ttle damage. 1t the fresh water
ice oplv brought down by the river that = trouble
more trouble there account Of the more rapid t.de
Thi. could be easily doomed cut OF the proposed bsns
80 ar TO cause no trouble whatever. Salt waier ice
never forms hard enough in Ncw.iork hsrboE TO 90
damage.
In some parts OF the proposed work such as exPosst
pier heads and abu,men;s Of the bridges, more
thorcurh soa.wal, which would not Be- likely 10 &c.
Oh, OF cpair very soon. might be necessary Il mg1f
slso b the best economy to constEue, al the bulk
hesds stone in the first place instead using wooden
piles or cobwork-
A 1i.- built SIS proposed, 1900 feet long, (waea Is
the a, .snee between Morris and Csni-st) and 30
feet wide at top, with three connecting piers Of ner
v,s would form two close and two open basins cover
ipg in all l4O acres 1t would give quay for nearly sd
vesseis outside berths for greafer number LEAVING
COO fee, tor cross streets passage wsys for SHIPS aud
sites for the necessary Offices &C. it would cresie on
the main pier 2S lots Of by loofeet Fronts
which would be equally valuable IS ths best los ~
South or Westss The cost Of the roasa emosnA'
ment. from calculation of its cubic contents In
ard usual price for such work would not exceed Two
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30
From Jamaica.

We have received through the mail, files Of the King.
journal th inst hut do not find any thing
in them of much interest
Mr.. Brockett Member from the Parishof Hanover had
resigned his seat in the Colonial Assembly.
ArFRAY.-A desperate ARRAY occurred in Kingston on
the night of the 3d. in which man named John Fisher
an American was stabbed in several places. and
supposed, mortally wounded.
RAcEs-The Journal contains lengthy report of the
st. Elizabeth races which it considers very fine
The time however does not compare very favoraby with
that of Yankee horses.
CHoLERA.-The journal mentions that sloop had
rived from Savannah Lamar, and notwithstanding the
quarantine laws had been allowed to to the town.
One of her had died Of cholera This terrible disease
is still raging at Savannah LAMAR
EMaRANTs-Several emigrants (colored) from the Uni
ted States have arrived in Trinidad few had also been
landed Port of Spain by the brig Comet The Journal
Of the 7th contains several columns the subject Of i'm
migration
The LARGEST LUMP YET.-Great excitement had been
created in Kingston by the arrival from Sidney of
hundred and two pounds of gold, which taken from
quartz rock by Dr. Kerr, in day The treasure was
discovered by of Dr. ks negroes who attending
sheep The Doctor obtained with the aid of ordinary
tomahawk single lump Of pure gold weighing sixty
pounds The Journal says that the arrival of this easily
gotten treasure had brought relapse Of the golden
fever which it dangerous to contemplate