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Yankee Ingenuity,

Hasinvented the neatest Clothes Pins over
thought OF, for sale by II. A. SHELDON.
Nov. 90, 1852.
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These Medicines are the scientific prepare
rations Of a regular Physician.
The syrup is an article which stands unri-
vailed and unequaled in this or any other coun-
try, as great Humor Medicine. 1t is entirely
differ ent from any preparation ul SarsaUarilla or
Dock land is far belier than all OF them. 1t
has now been tested in more than 500 ,OOO Ca
ses, embracing persons Of both sexes, all ages,
and in every station of life and Tor all the above
named diseases, and as yet TO our knowledge,
there has not been the first instance wncrcit has
not done the work just as it was stated it would
do.
More Than 100. 900 cases Of humors, in all
their many and varied forms, have been treated
and been permanently cured by il.
ErysipeIas. - Patients who have suffered
from this distressing complaint for years. have
in every known case been cured by these medi-
clnes.
AT Least Fifty Thousand Salt Rheum Pa
tien's have used the Syrup, together with the
Cerate, many of them old and nvcterate cases,
and in every instance effected cure.
For all Scrofulous Humors.-The Syrup
for them has no equal in Sarsaparilla or anything
else.
Female Irregularities. There is no one
cause which produces greater amount Of suffer-
| ing than the irregular action Of the female iunc
lions. In these 1t restores TO health, strength
and vigor, and enables nature 10 assume her nat
ural periods.
| Nursing sore mouth.-i n's ttuis "isfes-
sing disease need no longer he the dread Of nurS
ing mothers, for there is now reliable remedy.
The syrup, together with the Canker Cure, will
at once most eilecualy and permanently cure this
| disease.
Venereal Taints and Mercurial Diseases.
are poisonous impurities Of the blood, which
through their effects upon the glands are felt in
every part of the human system Not single or
an that does not feel the effects of these poisonf
aud by their reaction upon each other, ellecIudly
prevent all the unaided efforts of nature to throw
ingthem of. In such cases, if there was ever !
spec ilc for any diseuse, the Syrup is fort
CAUTION---Neither of these articles are
genuine without the signature OFFS. n. weaver
N CO., on the outside wrapper.
| Manufactured at New London, Conn, by 5, y
WEAVER & 60, to whom all orders must De ad
| dressed.
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"""I1 TV0T77 N7TUI! I'T'0' III wv F'' ~ ~
ar IT parcdto Offer large assortment ofNooi-
en- Go IDS of uperior quail y,such as "a simers
Docskins, If fancics of various kinds & pat
terms, At prices which cannot fail to suit pur-
chasers. In the manufacture of the aforesaid
Goods, it has lccn our study to meet the
wants of Farmers and the public generally
and VIC shall manufacture and keep on hand,
for sale or exchange, a large stock of such
Goods as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
to n Il who may favor MS with their patronage.
Those who desire to obtain n good article at
the lowest price, would do well to call and cx-
anime our stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscribers offer the above mentioned
goods in exchange for Wood, Wool, Tags, and
Pclts In fact, we are determined to do the
best by our patrons that the market will war"
rant, {. BROoh BtOIiltkS.
Middlebury, Dec. |, 1852. 81
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Notice.
NENW
N JEW
N A NIFA CTURIAG Fir NV

TIE subscribers, havn;
rented iol a term of ycar,
the Middlcbury WOODEN
Manufacturing establish
mcnt, recently occupied
'by NesSrs NashA Wheeler,
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CAUTION---Neilher Of these artioies are
genuine without the signature offs. n. weaver
N Co., on the outside wrapper.
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and thirty eight, Of whom one hundred and one
were pupils. and thirty seven blind persons employ ed
in iDsaruoting and in the manufa.teries. OF tbs
pupils, eight, six were New York State ben-Gcia-
ites; five bcntf ia.ies of the StAe Of New Jersey;
five supported by the Commissioae of Emil ion
three were pay pupils, and two supported gratui-
tously BY the institution
The articles manufactured aud for sale 1T the in-
stiuion rooms. consist OF willow ssltets, door and
entry mats, paper boxes, mattresses, and fancy
works in variety The funds Of this institution arc
not III SO fourisling = srate many suppose. an |
in soliciting patronage for their productions in aid Of
their charitable and humane object, tho managers
say
. A mistaken idea seems 20 have taken hold of
portion OF tie public mna 1t is supposed that our
institution Is richly endowed, that derives IN
ample support from the public funds, and that its
manufactures are carried on simply for tho sake of
sio Dug the blind employ ment Ii iS<ime the pub
lie Wtie enlightened in this respect Tue Institution
has sot single dollar Of endowment; its inm ties
the other. It's graduates and other bnd persons ut
work II ismsnufactores The institution derives its
ouy regular support from lis income for tho board
A d tuition OF its pupils; such inooue being barely
sIfcic for this purpose tue other class, therefore,
Low nearly forty In number, have no other depen-
oence ban the proceeds Of their labpr +"
TIE following embraces list of studies pursued
by The pupils during the past year, VIZ :-Mentl
moral Ano natural philosophy, rhetoric, history,
chemistry, arthmetic, analysis, astronomy, gram
mar. geography, mental arithmetic, reading and
speilig
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Hsrnid nssrsn. CsryespDnd.n.e.


Arrived Steam ship City o. bson E,sterbrook 8o.ton
defry trigs Portland Scott Wiedsor
psuiiIa, Tib, oid Binds Perry Bo too; Emsino PEN
tcttu, M; tchrs Ksos, Matthews Eastrort HAMLET
kichtretB, and ii Godfrey Lee. Providcloe Vireuia
Wriehtt ptuL and kiohd Borden James Fsll RIVER S,y
trp hs'up. suc hertbon, Sprasg 6ostob Ueprietta
B,tn kBsdfOTd; LsJttn Gihbt WSrohsm Albion, Eaton
tteisi bsry Lon cottiIgham, Deep CIees; Now Globe
Isvfs. tIOlh
Cltsreoss,mstirs Granite State Wilson. on q cruises
Nirgis T,al Richmond, ship Rio Grhpde Ryan, st ste
thtp. n bark ,ees tBr Wood Kchihuotoi briggs Lady
~ The Lnbt tErl Ei rriIdad Pert spain; Emelne Pen
drttn, Lynn semi small, Treadwe Salem; Rinds Per
~. Ecstri eclrs Wilmington, Trsfr Chsrleston M.ry
GntLeii kewhern; New Globe Less New buryp.rti hiio
flsn sttll Cambridge II Godfrey. Leo, New Rochsue
IN Cubs sIo Friend Balett Bostoni MSicr Robin
90, sal m Nsnoy Bishop, Kelly. DisLsoni oio"Paf~
Htuck IActueLet.
MISCELLANEOUS. - 49,,
tDip HUNGARIAN. Patterson from ~ s"nn, ~ 49,
lrtt, ter Liverpool W. ashtrron fW sue o.
Ihltpd iull q water rndder unthipueo; Nv
-, din owned h, Hsrtov Pope Of thi. city ana valued
"a rsitislly this city IT, underwriters
sttrt vas d Al htsfed 20 her yeftefdhy morning
Stup n.ourn. Mt Boston isom oadir, reports-Juns ~
lat rs IL Ion 81 ~. eRsu CONTACT Win wnanR sun apsa,o
ia, IL proyr,. tov With ioht two boats ssd gear broke
h, lsrb ard eide cut pihnkshaf, 0o Inc
,tfa lot bonn. outV tter nnd head gear
Rn,e o. nmepcs Witch las been lying on the asa a. the
u,,.,n Erspsh months isst having been raised
~ ~ ~. nm meaiaof lighters ana rstu
~ later osels. towvd up TO the wharf opposite
cotp.tt, W, on thursday iaat.
gc,p pnyAhp, fhcmrtop, frcm Philnde'pbia for ms.
~, Nth a. a. stht horcmoy pnot ntsht " 9th
NIT Crew ssyed-veessl sno ssrso reported total ss
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PORT OF NEW YORK. july IA 1854.
Cleared.

Cleared.
lily James Adsos Dickinson. charloston. soososd
SIX rh s;. SGlss csmgGsshS c5SsSs csSos'r& Co.
. Esrk Ferry Jcncs (BrI Love Panama, W Traniy.
Isis ensi: tBr) Kenny. Barbados, via Norfolk
,isrs psyl Essss D,,er Essqoe l,n1, Eiyeu Co.
Ire GcttI&ad (sNe), fshteDs, Jtmsics, Punch Me-
rBr Mary Eisn tRrl. Day. Liverpool, NJ. BIS A
bs,s LSaetit,cr tBr), Palmer Dalhouse, Barclay Lv'
B,ls Chesapeake (Brl DsvisOn Windsor, Ms. Bloom.
nrls 1mglst, spe re5a NewsuryPoSs, r " TsuSdy.
scir Surf nahlnsu PORT - Prince sturses. Chairman
scfr wake wilnineton NC Briggs, $ Powell
Scr Mseooli' ns,is Gserscsown. yan srnnt slasht
s,s qioss CF.wsli. PhiIaaciptis master.
schr CyrIeiia. TaalkIsr, ,ston. Dayton Sprazuc.
Arrived.
stfantiip Cty Of Norfolk Post Charleston, 70 hours
gs's J.hs Cory Hatch Ponce. PR, Is days. with sugar.
t ID 1s.z s beth %s .ss
rsst; ttCvc buiwssks spit sAs AID received other dA
lrr nj,r,S ssE, olssn BERGEN trsrssyh % days, In
Br,g csler tbrl Fuller Hfrvey NIB, 10 days. with free
@ AZ as' ,sa S Rs1s9u s r SsTs"ypr
hTe ChssareaAe tBrl Dawson. KiDgstSn N.Y. for Wind
ST, cnar Psrter Picrsen virgins dsya.
seir EnnaIe hu,sy, wieks. Ri.hSond, lays.
eel yin; LuItsa KisF',sn !, ~ L'stsTn port
ri @;S' ver i,{ sSTsS% Or h""w"
s., solr v ~ GREGORY, Packard. Kopdoutfor Boston.
s 'SSs, sarton Niss ~ S sasu
ssir ssrj Levi, I61sil New Loneon Tx albany
stIr Homer faTteI Boston days.
SER Brutus, Ellison. MiIb'idso. days
sailed.
sesnsiits Aies Harmon. LiverpOOt jas Adger, Dick
Wna.ttuHses wNw, and light
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lEesssNg fsr the Relief or the Mo ntreal
Sufferers.

A meeting Of citizens was held yesterday, at
twelve o'clock, in room No. l3 Of the Insurance
buildings, Wall street. in order to express the sym
patty Of the city for the sufferers in Montreal, and
TO devise the most efecua means of collecting and
transmitting pccuniary relief to them.
On the motion Of W A. JONES, George Grswold,
Fac took the chair, and II e. Ransom was APP
pointed Secretary to the meeting
Mr.. JONES requested that the Secretary be direct
ed TO read an account of the fire, given in letter
from Montreal, addressed 10 Mr. George Moreau, Of
Wa;e. street.
The SECRETARY read the letter, which appeared in
some Of the morning papers. 1t vas proposed that
a general committee be formed, with power to col
loot subscriptions and appoint president, treasurer
and secretaries The following gentlemen Were
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Yoor--ecsmebip Att a--col aenry johnson aud
LADY AZ G,ss ThomIstn NoJlesus Mr. fierpo lady and
chld Mr. Mus, aud three CHI dren Loudon:
Mira Rspshsw DE Wocf nurse aud infant, J.ra ica. Mr.
Csssin and lady England MISS casghan and two nise
Susres children, habN, aud Mise Cerrt.
yorti Cen WA Uisbs MoNieli do' JAskson asNiell.
riso Mr. tenDiDstcn, hontretl Hsnetu, 81 Domioyo
MARY Orleans MI Je,ons Liverpool; NJ W is,ast
Lcpdtn Mr. Reprhsu, Caracas NJ Catesa sr Mills apf
lacy, Loncon; Mr. Snares NY,rs; A smith. EagAcd, n
W,llitms, do ID Thompson, aoi 0skfutd NYesk De
yiler. Nr Gihhee, ChArlett SC; Col MoCnten Ph
oelrp'a Thos PeeIe. Nvork Francis Aiop, Msxoo 6r
jones Canads; kogrs " Norlga,s. N Baerss Liy-
etpoo hte Mexico. HefJne, WORK Render. do:
Dprard le Rurdssux, MI Ds'in aud lnty New Works
l.rd; A,ian savannah Moody; Nes Orleans: 4
Italy, cusberguo, kieoille, Chinas, New Orleans;
Uulonne Frances Js.nrcnaudt New York w II Pcr,h
Demerss; Swsnsor. Cam Ia, II l. Senat, philadelphia.
Mr. tcilsana New York. Rev Merces. Staten sfss
! MeCiis Glouyafry. Canada Mr. Eelso, Canada A
Bower and lady kEerpce; Mr. Shn, ID Duncan, Canada,
Mr. Gusreyr servant; Hrr Wehb sud child; Mr. Geo Sse,
Mr. Clark .rcetrn, Col McNab and Miss MoNab. Scot
sndi NJ Hueel Nohgah.J Robertson new or any; JaA
a Mard<et, Lnndcpi k1hard Bsrr. New York! Mr. asd
Mre walter, thba0s James Mol ato.h Roohester Me-
Ne Now York Ne Goegr MT Lanr helm relad. wr Nj
oh lie. Mr. Alex Ibfe Hy MORGAN. Montreag Chs,Jonss
Torortoi John hattnove. New York Turner s,gl..dl
Mr. hlsady Aosdetuz; wpuam Foster. Tertnto-rots0 I
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New York lnstltution for the Blind,
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND MUSICAL
ExERCisRS.

New York Institution for the Blind,
sEvENTEENfH ANNUAL EXAMINATION AND MUSICAL
EXERCISES.
The annual exa niEatiou of the pupis in this in.
terestipg institution was held yesterday, and passed
of very satisfactorily; but the attendance Of vsi.
ters, owing to tho torrents OF rain which fell dur
ing the forenoon, was small, being nearly confined
to the immediate fiends the parties.
Cards were specially issued for the musical exer-
ciscs, at hafpst four O'Clock, in thc chapel, and
the au iience was then scarcely larger.
The performances Of the band, consisting of ten
male players on wind instruments, with drum and
cymbas, were excellent, and met with much an.
psusc; aud the same may be said OF the chorus.
chiefly Of female voices The examinations Of tn.
pupils Of Messrs. c.. Keunedsy, A. Gutter and C.
Conpell, evidenced gratifying degree OF improve.
mept, tie execution being extremely correct, in
their various stoges Of progress towards p,rfecton
IN the art and science of muse, to which ptrtcu.
lar attention is paid, it being justly considered as
province peculiarly adopted to those unhsppily
deprived of eight
hiss Hannsh Bennett and Mics Louisa sniacu an.
peaTed the most efficient Of the voc ists and sung
duet, GUS est Homo, in very coed Style A
quartettc, promised IN the programme, and song
the Home of Ny Cbilohood"-werc unagoida6iy
olittld IN consequences of the indisposi Of pu.
pal. In lieu Of the latter. the composer Of il, Mr.
karsk, eho graduated at tho institution. played
8n * tempcre Piece Of music on the piano, which
was much spplsuded. Miss Cynthia Bullock, whose
fame as ne blind oetees ia wide spread, spoke a
very pretty address, Der own composition.
The puniber Of pupils, at present., is about hun
died ard ten; and the melancholy spectacle of 80
msuy young persons laboring under such deprva-
ton that Of sight, is much relieved by their own
generally very cheerful appearance. AT tue date Of
tie last annual report the Institution contained one
huLdied and forty four inmates, viz; one hundred
aud i've pupils proper, and tbir,y-niDe blind per.
,one piscuatos 81 toe iDs,itution, ard others en-.
poJ ed in various cspacities in connection with It..
The whole number Of inmates then was one hundred
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M nrrfed.

On June Of at st Jehn's Church. by the Rev j.
Mcmahon MARTIN MGEImcx to WIHrirRfD RoDpY,
both Of tbis city.
In " ickford on Monday July IL, by the Rev. Mr..
Ain. MIR JAMES G BABcocK Of Warwick. Rhode Island,
to Miss M.RruA II. daughter Of Henry X. Reynolds,
ESQ ~ WEXFORD Rhode Island
Mobile papers please copy
On june 81 by the Rev. Dr. Francis, Mr.. ALBERT A.
boTr OF Williamsburg Long Island to Miss SOPHIA g.,
daughter of O, Alexander Esq. Of New York city
On Wednesday morning. July IA. by Professor IL. b.
Smith. Rev n. W. SroppARp. Of Coventry. ChenaDgo
county New York to E,za w. eldest daughter Of the
late Jonas w Concklin, Of this city
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Tslegrrvn,o nznrsne K.porsa.


hrrvtd-ship hscutps, Cs6z; echrs II 4 simmons, and
Rou co Piilhdelpiia; a4d. hYoIk
4, sied earss O. PHILADELPHIA; Rienz NYort brigs
Shrsh Wliams, Ciepfreeos Rebeeon Frsrces Empire,
Gushing, Philadelphia; schrG HaElttte Norfolk
Victor, York
CHARLNnTor. Lulyl2
Ssiled-Brgs Clinton NYcrk; Drla.sre northero port,
kEw ORLEANS, Jolly VI.
Arrve6-Sidrs Merry Ann NYoik Euuhrals Bost n.
hI,ea 18th Slips Sorampore and Cortca Boston, bark
Lrf DIR NCrL
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70 Norr.tsvn S.lrcaS As y che.spests az! Delaware
lsh: u United states Bank, s 10 Gkssd Baak. IN
Msei anfe & ~ hess n, noars-T sn.sex Sseey
Seond BocrSoslooo sohsyL Ssvi s.tias So ,ss b5
att Waterw"rks ca go l02 O0 do 90 l0H; 80 shares
sehuyilnl NayiestioD; crefsrred t5 o' 80 do 0; o,
7s A!,r poard sloeo C,eenat 81. 70 1929, loo share!
Railroad, 81 Market inactive
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Brookly N City Intelligence.

NspoRT or ms BnooHIyN CuIfF OF PoLIos The re-
port The Chief Of Police the quarter ending June
Gosh prcseuied TO the CoBRon Council at the last
req rar ueti.g The report that during the above
perioa tie whole number Of arre.ts LORD being
Of k7a the previous quarer 1a6J persons
mmodse7 Nth lodging at The different station
houscs li lost children found wandering ia the
Gets. una restored 10 their parents persons
rescusd III III dro0ping 10 iires eXtnguhsd and
81 $50 s. taken from lcdgcys ami drunken persons
and returned TO taem .he runbcr of days lost by 20
liz il conse9ucnc. 81 sickness disability 32S
being average 70 tue department Of x per
dsr Complaints made during the quarter against
eight mbers OF the department three OF whom
bukc resigned after the complaint had been made,
and the " naiGpg -four complaints dismissed The
lows -
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cHsRLEsToN- stesm-tlp CITY ot Nsrtolt- Hurter 8
schuyler Bartlett, MISS uigriue 9s,ch Cls-kc,
thTisgherr NJ Levina W n nosa, Rr1wa. ntaa
BailaJ. Mrs stone, Mics Kpsrp. utrt q Adsne. Is
Mcdonnell. y Dt,trnb II Rowlcv Hrs Wrishtnar. Mrs
ht,nisy, oogdon. Wsrshsu. Henry sten,, =
Cttey De wolf Al 6rau-sp Akufrer. n Jones AJohn-
son " Eaton, Miss stone ! smith II Msiior. Mise
Strickiund. X RmnetFon- 81 In the second cabin
paNcF-Bark caleb Hat hi II vanrhvn W ~ Sorpru-
halrer W p onn uhe,per Charles and James op-
tebhen,er Saiiba DtBl kivsrr Mr.. Hatch, MAserS
uhicL Nil do Leon. Maraalet Caaery
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AID TO THE MONTREAL SUFFERERS.

II IUIH NIt HINHtl y KIsItI 'uIy III
Tfyoh hore Compapy-siwsys PROMPT In every good
word and work esterday raired mort notice,
tributon OF ~ from zach member making sum ~ $50
for tbs relief Il the sufferers by the great Gre at Mont
real This has beer forwarded the Montreal Relief
Commitsee aud will probably be the very frst material
ADJ contributed out 81 that city this charitable pur-
pose 1hb worthy not only Of MI prsisc, but prompt
emulation Who'll be The hrst 10 follow
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PEnhnrr nrA. July y Reported b. Marker; Brother
Co y First onrd 81 100 Untcd Ststes 6s. 90 o&p
e .. id7 900 Reading o. 10 M 4e5t Schuylkii N.vss
lon Ce ~ &c; GW Leading hortlagc Ga. - 10 ,0shsrcs
yilpi Ksyif alton prccrred Dkl 90 do 5wn 1h,
90. 2Oli 10 do M kaloAd az 80 dc, aI
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MARITIME IsTRLLIaM HC n.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

FAmE8. LEAVES DATE FoE
asis.. Liverpool ..suiy 8. New YORK.
tuiaho'dt... EHvrv. July Z. Nsp-Sork.
America -liverpo July 10. Boston
ShssoN. Giksro". sniy II. Hew-Rork
Baltic. ....... Liverpool July IA. .Neu-York
Washington N Wy erik July IL Bremen.
Cts o. p'srahurS New YORK jrv " sar Frsnetsco.
CITY AZ liaac chin. July IT. LIVERPOOL
Ncrthern Light. .New-york. .Juiy ~. sa, juan.
yr fena.. ...Ne~-York. July 20. New OriesLk
Ilipots ........ New York. .JDlJ 20 Aspin wsl.
Carsds Boston july 81. liverpool.
Atiaptic... ksu-York July 2t. :. Liverpool.
United States. .csv-s orr. lug Il. .hrpirwaI
rEfsF5............ az Mo0r %
sara. ........... % RIoH WATER. eve %
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No. j. PANAMA, n. G., Feb, 1S, 1852.
Exchange for
lSl160 Is.
At sight, Of the FIRST of exchange. second I'M
paid pay 10 the order of A. Il. Corwne. U. $.
Consul. seventeen hundred and sixty dollars and
tvcnty-fv cents
Value received and charge same to account of
your obedient servant, L. I. BURDICk.
TO Messrs. Palmer s Co, No. SO Broadway, New
York
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RE BUILDING or THE BRoCg MONUMENT The
,urds ia aid Of the monument TO General Brock in
Canada have reached the rum Of sE6,79t com
mittce have been APP ointed to realize the required
amounts. Twenty fve pounds are to be paid Tor the
lest Plan for monument, TO DO presented by
,ha I'd of Aupust
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The subj oined correspondence was read 1t will
serve to remind citizens of the sympathy manifested
by the people Of Montreal in reference to the great
Gre which then occurred ia this city:-
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Yesterday Mr.. a. A Phillips counsel for the defend
coAmtueeo The examination If witnesses FOR the dc.
fence with view Of sLowing that Corgine, Brothers
Co -ciBg agents [, the iTn Of Palmer Co,
Notwithstanding IL bad been asserted that they not
the agents The frsi witness called was Mr.. Williams,
samuel W. Williams being sworn ssid--I reside at
WesipoYt. Essex county State Of New York. um
acquainted with Barnahus :. la'eht. the defendant;
an not acquainted with Mr. Palmer. Of tho firm of
Palmer s. Co., know him when see him; NJ the
cifce of Palmer Co about the FIRST day Of
March last: l Mr.. Palmer there, br. Monshouse,
hr samuel CotSine and several other persons: while
there Dir Goa vine present check 70 Mr.. Palmer.
uniting 70 s and upwards, and $50 added which
made II over - 500; Mr. CorHine taii Il money lac
bad paid for Mr. Palmer charges or charter Of
boat don't know which tomethiDI OF that Kiud; SIR.
Corv aid that they Palmer could passengers
along 70 Panama there plenty Of boats from
Franc CO % take the passengers on ana that there would
h DO trouble hereafter sme peron 10 the Office az that
time sa1 (pointDg &r winej that he the agent
or Palmer 4 Go at Panama; opponent thinks Mr.. Cor
VINE have beard what ssid; Mr. Corwina was
taking W.h Nir Turdct; Mr. Corwine talked with The
several passengers in the Office, as well &c myself and
akpoalIdgcd hnsf the agent aud said that further
difficulty would take place with passengers; Mr. Corwiue
sGid 10 MIR Bud CT that box Of gold got board
wlorg boa boat that not licensed; also Teco CT
hesine Mr. Corwne cay to Mr. Palmer TO direct his boxes
Of gold TO him.
C1oss-,aaRingii,n ~ Justice Stuart II am stopl ing
now In Brooklyn on board OF my own vessel was sub
poIed to cCme here day by Mr. liner; never heard
tsf,Te to-day that was 70 be wtness my business at
home il . ransl boatmnn; negotiated with Palmoi
Co for ticket TO California; paid $3.50 for H. gave
the money 10 MIR. Scott: give him the money Ia tho
store Of Dir Evans: did not treat With Mr. Palmer for
tho ticket; / mean speak 10 Mr. Palmer about IL
The ucbet made out nj Mr.. ilaghts oihoe; that
ticket was purchased tho day heard the converra-
lion alluded TO- between MIR. COfwinU aud Mr. Palmer;
pncbato the ticket for my brother be did not that
uettt my brother did not with the ticket for he rea
son rser GO had no boat to go my brother returned
ne we 'chet hedt two three week. and Afterwards
lne W ket was placed IN the hands Of Mr.. Mormon for
.op'ctoi; none ~ the money paid back on said
Ticket have no, been prom,ed 10 be paid the money,
w ut on the ticket the that my
brother ora not 90 wns that tho trcamboat City Of New
| Yoik was lruksp at rta
The next witness called was
Charles Palmer who being sworn said-I reside at
NO rec"nd sueet 10 THE city am d member OF the
lim OF Palmer Go the 10Th az Psbru.ry l.st tina
n' NIB. r. q hat h'm were my,et snd q oSoo,p ard
the only members 81 the firm; Mr. naiuht wsa tb.s In
our tmIloyntnt and was partly agent and n.rtIv
iDtef@ed; referred 70 the tickets ooupa ned an he
our agent for the New York Tickets and with refer