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cotion de cettc resolution Il para, apre
rehexion, oifrir dc 81 1grands dangers pou
la paix pub!iquc, que Ie Grand-Consei
a en- la sage>se de Sc ravser. Transi
geant done I'impossibilit6 dams IaqueIt
il etait d'entrer ouvertement dams de-
voics de violence, il a dtcids que le CO
mite ne scrait dissous que s'i Gtait Poe
casion de dissentimcnts OH de troubles
Une fraction de la majofite mdicae s'es
neanmoins detachee d'elIc acettc occa
sion, en- decIarant qu'eIIe etait d'avi!
que Pom maintiut Ia dissolution immedia,
te. La plnpart dcs membr,s de cette
fraction cxaltte meme jngeconvenab|e
de donner sa demssion que le Grand
Conseil refhsac. &c dtsa:cord entire
les radicaux achevera sans tbute dc !eu1
faire perdrc Ienr preponderacc, dfja 81
fortement :nenacee par les manifestations
populaires. P." ''' .'s .' 81 '''.'''s
Dams lie canton de Tessin, !'agitation
a pris une conle"r religlcus. L'tveque
de Come ayant destitute quatre pretrcs
de ce canton qhi avaicnt vot, en- qualite
de membres dn Grand ConseiI. un decret
tendant a Ia secularisation dn clerge, le
conseil d'etat Il aussitGt public une pro.
clamation contre fev6que, defendant a
quiconque, sous peine de lO0fr. a 10000
fr. d'amende, de prefer main forte aux
decisions episcopales: "7 ~ @" "'"'
HoNGRnE.--Les correspondances de
ce pays sont uniquement occupies de Ia
receotion ,faitc rEmperet,r d'Autriche
partout % il Sc montre. A Bade, entr e
autres, piusieurs centaincs DC paysans, ST
l'on en- croft Ia Gazette ds Leipzig, ont
paru an chateau sous les fcpetres de Penn,
pereur. s. NJ. envoya immtdialement IN
DE ses aides-de,camp aupres de- Ia depu-
tatiop pour lui demander ce qu'elle de-
strait. =" Nous n'avons d'altre desir. re.
pondit un vieiIlard, que de voir notre
empereur. L'empereur Sc rendit i'm.
medatement aupres de ces braves gems,
ct les fit pricr de Sc placer de mapere il
pouvoir ssentrctenir avec 8. M. indivi
duelIement. Mais qnand s.. majestic Sc
presenta, il lut impossiblede les decider
a Sc ranger. - ''' '' : <"N ' ,'"2'
1ous Sc precipiterent wrs s. NJ, tom.
betrht a scs genonx, les e"bras>erent
ainsi que scs habits ct t'po',sserent des
cris de satisfaction. L'emperenr etait 81
emu. qu'il f.toblige dc prem
DIRE son monchoir pour essuycr ses lar
mes. Alors seule,ncnt l'enthonsiasne e.
clata. "Nous vonlons nourir pour notre
empereur! que Dien veil|e sur lui! s'ecri-1
ertht les paysans. 6
'' En- arrivaht a Arad, fempereur dan.
Lrichc 4 fait METRE en- lliherte une din
luantaine de prisonniers detenus depuis
hongroise. On espere que
'et acte de cle,nence seya Ie prelude,
1'une amnistie generaIe, don't le bruit
st 'lemcnti, mais de tres larges remises,
ou Communications de peines.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-22

-C'est facile i comprendrc :je veux
dire qdei III, es parfaitement libre encore
GU dsepouser Louise od de 'reluser sa
main. 4na sh si545l eob a]euq a1a7d
i --J'epouse, capitainc, j'epouse !ga9
pas--- Unsinstant; pent-etre vas.tu changer
davis Louise nest pas ma fiIle. s07
!; --Heiu?...k Je Iyous demande mile
excuses; lnaisiIj'ai, NAL tentendu, sans
doute. ..iatgl3
te ,,p ,r,tpete que psr Louise L'piee n'est pas
ma file. ~ ' y. a,,,d.. - ,.o,e
',aAh! capitaine, pouyez.yous faire
d'a'lssi mauyaises plaisanteries... A yotre
"a mon age, 4 mon age /! On dirait,
sur ma parole, que je suis nn barbon du
premier calibre. A mon age, monsieur
Joseph Cornu, les hommes de ma trempe
ont bon pied, bon eil, ct pourraient,'a
la rigueur, donner du I'll d oretordre any
conscrits de votre espece... Mais parlons
serieusement. sJe tai dit que je metals
pastle ipere de 4 .o,iise. etsj'ai dit vrai.
C'est une pauvre jeune file que j'ai re-
cueillie, quelquesy jours apres sa naissan.
&c, ct que al fait clever CONNIE nm en-.
fant moi .... car ,atssi bien cea devait
stre; mon. enfant /! Louise q grand dams
cette, ,persuasion, sans, Sc douter qu'elle
D'etaii que ma Gle adaptive ...ysasI
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

'" u. ...- .-.I p" lM. E. Eude Passage
a1 NLLE-ORLEANs de la Bourse, No 35,
sHo.lmuumDH -sa hr 1sencognure Conti gr
ASCENSION ). = MN Richard & Tempet.
u. tR1yIERE-NEuvE. M. .Firmn Duplessis.
JBERvfLLE :. NJ. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcoUEs -. M Augustc Theriot.
" ST-JEAN BAPTIsTE, } ,t EJ,,.1 p..o. 4"
..s ST. CHARLES .u. .sg( 11-' '''s,5GG' = ~
4 PoNT-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard. +,
THIBopAtx -. M. Adolphe Blanchard.
'' HoUMA M. F. Gagne. ''..' p.
SrE-MAkIEl -. NJ Etienne Penisson. q
iAssoMpTtoN .lD, G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
= BELLE RIvIERE7. M. Pierre Thtriot. a..
PAINcoURryILLE,g. M. c. J. E. Gauthier.
.as II. Dams les pafoisses on nous n'avons pas.
uommed'agents, nous prions les Mattres de Poste
de voaloir Sc charger lie l'agence de nore feuille
ANNONCES:-Pou les insertions, ,annonces
avis etc, ETC., les conditions sont les suivantes
- Par ptx LIeNEs, pour la lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suvantes -: -: SO u
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
remlent, deyra prevcnir, par ecrit les editeurs,
> quinze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
rimestre. e - Il
On execute l'imprimere du PtoNNIER, et ce
Arxprix les plus moderes, toutes especes don
wages typographiques, (Jobs0 tells que, cARTEs
FlcTUREs, PAMPHLETS. BLANcs. ETC. ETC.
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xain8.ts.yu4 - - TsI1 Tli1g tfn'1t
LE MARECHAL SOULT
CONCEPTION DE oMURILLO.

~ La prise de HI Conception, de Murillo,
ma pas conte d'effasion de sang an ma
rechaI Sout, tant Sen faut. V,oici com.
meht ellie nous a etc .racontee par les
historiens na7fs al 'bivouac. co+ ~ l.'4t.
La colonne du lieutenant de. Napo-
leon pourstivait le corps d'armee de
Moore, qui await pracipitamment quite
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Ell. ECT EU RS.

- ,"8a EI.ECTEURS. l. .aa5
Premier District Electoral. -- Edwin
'WAnRBN MoTsE, eIecteur; Chs. Biienue.
W.. sahstitiit. z 49,. ...s,.at . ! ! !
:. Second, District lElatoral. - GENERAL L
j. B. PLAucHE, eIecteur; Nm Dunbar,
substitat .aga ta ramp Et t2slt8s,s
-ai'' 7pmassene Distric. Electoral. = -TRAsr.
,,sdiroL hosD Landry. electeur; A.. Scuddy,
substitut. 5, @ Ia ,.,,;,..,;,..,.4.
o. QAatrleme Distric. Electoral ---THo,.
GREEN DAVIDSON. eleeteur;R. C. Wick.
asle,sabsti,ut.a u up n7sG ..notlht' .'
Cinquieose Dis,ric, Electoral. -, Tnos.
sOvERToN MooRE, electear, c. II. ylou-
b tsn, snbstitut .tsti. 9iitipq nA ttsayta03
.a'nsiriene' Distric. Electoral. = Il. w.
RI ,RlFrcH,AIRuDsos, electeur; Henry Philips,
snbstitut. -....4t. .a,.oq .s.5 ,tns-iti1 F,
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O. oatSitfo,ls nu 0otlr,ral

i, ABONNlEMENT Ii --7-lL -7 announcement q ION est paya
ole D'AvANcE.
.'S POUR uN AN i::::: ::::::5: $5 90 '
pouR SIX MoIs :7:::::f:: 3 90 et
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Died.


On Tuesday. March ~ LupwyLi D.a-r-r Gsrv saeJ
SO years native q the county Of soDorsetsbire Eng
but from carly youth resident of thu city
After life ftful fever he sleeps well =
On bard the seanship OHIO on her way to Chagrcs IN
tho Slit year OF her nge, Mira EIzABETH G. WEBrEn.
wife Of Hiram Grimes, late 81 California
On Friday night March 10 Damascus, son cf John II.
ard Mary Coahan, aged year months and days
The friends and Requainteuoee Of the family
srecully invited 20 attend bis funeral this afternoon
II o'clock from the residence IL lis parents 1aS Tcgt
street Ills remains Will be takop to Calvary Cemetery
for intormcnt
On Saturday morning March ~ at her sons residence
81 Wet Twenty -fouIth street, Mr q CoAIs, aged C2
ycars.
Tier rcmoins will DO taken, tomorrow, 10 Prospect
0ptids county, for intcrmeBt.
On Saturday March 20 after protr1cted Illness Mrs
MARY Am Houuy
Tho relatives aud friends o. the family me respectfully
invited t. attend the oerBl Thu afternoon at o'clock
from zT6 tft broadway. Her remains will bc takon 10
cyprcfe Iiiils.
ON Saturday morning March o. at his rcsideno :,
Eyack Boclnnd county after short but severe ilnc
Captain JouK WHITE in the 58th year a his ngo Ca
white Of the oldest tans the North rv
md IL The sherof present superintendent Of stree
Mr George White.
s fDcrsl will take place from his residence this efscr-
noon, Ht O'Clock.
ON Friday March TO- OF the City Hospital a typhus
fever Ann McCosvfI native o. county Down, Ireland
The fiicpda and invited 70 attend her
funcIrl al the city Hospital, at O'Clock Y. NJ
On fIidty, March TO- SARAH PrrrEs wife Of John Pc
tosr ara daughter q Mary and Eas Ainoy native Of
7borgsrdge, Yorkshire England aged rs years months
end 9 dsys.
The rtstiyes md friends n tho family, end mcmbcrs
a. Inboock Lodge Ne ~ o. of %. ". respectfully
gsd a. stcfd her suura from her lnsA residence 2t3
Divfs.r1s s1xeA. al half psat IN o,oisuA t6hs day
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CITY TRADE HIVORy.
SATunnAY. March 2N--sp. NJ

SATURDAY, March 2l--S r. NJ
Asaps.-0 hbls pots and pearls realized IS O6 !. and
50 -; tho previous figures stock, under 700 casks
Bgrs~Ay.-About 1000 lbs yellow were sakop NJ 2,o. a
2Ghc.. cash, supply light
HgEaDFruprs. Flour varied Ittlc the operations ON
hacng 6lO0 bbls Common Southern State and Western
et old prices fancy Cenesee end Ohio NJ 81 q3 80 2
extra Ohio. at IS - IS 56 and extra Genesoc at IS
p s5 VSI, por bbl Some 80 bbs fine rye -four found
market ct - 50a SO 56 ard 10 do state and JeSscy
mctl 81 80; the former value. Wheat moved TO the
extent OF 1890 bushels--handsome Southern white at
81 10; rye 20 that Of rs 800 bushels part the spot
ic 76c but chiefly TO arrive OF private contract and
common to TINT Of 5000 bushels white Southern at 64o
oats fol- TO 400 isc per bushel and less inquired
for.
CoTroSThc leters hy the Niagara boing OF healthy
character sacs progressed to-day at former PRICE Ths
busucs about 200 h9lc previous quotations
FRorsoNs favored factors, the business consisting OF
$50 btls. pcw prime and pork Of slGa S11; $50
btis prime lard at &c. %. per b and $50 do primo
and meas beef ut S6& sex, aud Se9{ s121t, with
royerl retail parcels Of other article st full Quotations
BpcyirTs PPopucr rHfg DAY
Pr Eric Eailfosd-1 $50 buehels oats Il calves sis
fdes leather 59 hos IS head cattle "a pkgs butter
III bills whskcy ~ bales wool end 69f bbls -four
III NEw YoRx ANp UARtEM RAuKoiD.-Reeeipts for
the wech-Catte l23 head; -; calves 3a3; hogs
dressed 2553 lbs butter, % pkgs .undrios 81 do
oats 28S bushels; 0tkcr grain S36 do: feed G6 do
hay. a. bales iron II tons; lumber 10 sunicg do
Sour 2L2 bill, wool 81 bale,
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FLOOD IN TIE GENEsER RrvER.--Tbe albany
Lr7rg Jcoi of tho 10Th instant is Informed Of the
carrying away Of the GeDeee Valley dam across the &C.
ncsoc river with tie pier Navigation Of tie Concise
Valley Canal IL u aid w be suspended till July or Au-
gust end tho vast amount OF lumber waiting shipment
WI be Kept back. The dam heavy structure and
was necesaly to secure supply of water for the canal
IT. as our patch suppoaes It will bemposblc secure
navigation IN the o8rHl until midsummer the holders q
lumber will be seriously affected.
SNOW IN TIE liELDEHrERG NousTAIH5.-Ths
snov IL sGid TO have fallen to the depth of axeen or
eighteen inches "Wednesday night and Thursday
morning, the hills Of Hcilerberg
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CO.. 80, ssd assiss1 ss.vs.1sess. & p vsssl
unsssousy, - IT, ssaae u thh eeuvsntlsa ~ he
whln Il Massachusetts WI sbA6le - end Uuppsrt tbs
Ionsiness Of the Wig nattoaal coavsataaa"
vno,mA ruB PsmDsk0y.-1he Whigs q Rich
uoud, Va, Tuesday evening adopted resolutions In
favor Of Mr. Ynsnore Ter the Presidency and expressing
the hope tAt the Whg National Convention Wal preseas
for their acceptance candidate whose fidelity TO We
Constitution snd the measures IL sdjustmeat known
tbe CCmpromieo heasurcs,s shsn b beyond a quas-
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stesusty Daniel wsbstsr Baldwin. San Juan. Mic.
ssss% nsip Aiapsns Luas" y. ss,snanh ME-
stsssnship Marion. Berry Charleston spoOrd. resaon
.sss.n.hap Resaeae. PArsish. Hiohnsnd. &c. L.dlan
SIZE SIZE H.:s:s. hss!s E:!:ss f.s$s.:: ss..s.
s sss fSs::sl.s Ss:: s:I:ias::: x!as: .: A''
R:s Waite; H:s' H.is:s 81 ss:'
B.rh Nay 91:ea;; Watson EisAnssd. p haes
PCS As. :a si.%oa: Ss:dsss. S:.%;;S Sem.
HIS Ss,s: ,..ss. & 9.sn N.Y.
S::::. S!:.i hss Brain.
:s nFsn' .A
ssss S.sSs william: l.tssS:. 5.;.sss B;'t o.
To 8,
SER Parker. Hal: wilHns.ss Nc Hand ~
stsrgss. Chairman 4 Co.
s:.: 1'"''
!,sis.a syS. ahss,
Sch. si Msss r. Sss
Ban 1 ss
81. October; SYs s Boston, Asl; IT,.
s ssPP s sss nsss f fs:yidsnse
Soop Henry CASTOR, hfng, newport. hl.
Sleep Georgia. Cobleigh. Newport. ri.
Sloop Essex, Cummings Fall River
Arrived,
Steamship Georgia, Porter Havans, ~ days with pas
sengcrs, to Roberts. No date, 30, passed steamsp
Empire City hence for Havana 10TH Of Florida Channel
passed ship Norma Ellis hence for Havana. all wcll
Ship Ccnqueror. Bowtel Liverpool W days with mdss
and E6 passengers. TO Phillips. Experienced very
heavy gales during the passages
70 days; fell from the forcysrd wo furlins
the oesa and disabled hns been within GOO miles
II days. with heavy gales. Feb g. lat 10
10 exchanged signals with ship Underwater from Liverpool
Tor New York.
Ship Robena Incorrectly reported below the Rubon
Kane Glasgow and amlssh Fob with mdso and l3l
sengers to Durham Dmon March u LAT ~ 30 lon 81 H.
passed bark with round storm steering W. showing Prus
ooors Feb A. lat AZ &c. Ion IL IS spoke ship Martha
Ship Defiance (new), Gro we'll Rocknnd. 3days In ball -
Leland Peters. In squall lost main top gallant
Schr John Jones Smith, Brandy wine, days.
Sehr Stephen Waterman, Nickersop, Warwich, days
Schr ID w Dixon, Doane, Warwick, 4 days.
Scbr Mary Miles, PoDle Gloucester, 3 days.
Below,
Ship Marth IS vineyard Grafsm, from Glasgow and the
Clyde Feb s. With mdse and passengers 70 Durham y
Dnsen.
Also, ships in Che oflny, and herm brig.
Sailed,
Steamships Attic Luce, Lverpool FL Dorado Hartstein
Chagres Daniel Webster Baldwin, San Juan, Nc Marion
berry Charleston: AIabnma Ludlow, Savannah Roanoke
Parrish Norfolk and Richmond Pioneer Kttridye Rio ia
Francisco, from the lower bay this
Ships Statrs Morse Lawton Glasgow; Union. Davis Now
Oriesns bark u Corning Corning &, Marseiiles.
Wind ct sunrise NNW; meridian, do; sunset, WSW.
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Announcements by the President.

~ and ,cILh ne odrfce and consef, If ne Ssna;.
Loomis Il. White Of New York, 10 be Consul OF the
United States at San Juan del Sud In the republic Of Nj
carlgup.
James W Irwin, Of Kentucky 10 be Consul Of the
United States for The city cf iavenna, In Italy
Edward + fcalc 10 be Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
for the state OF California
Janos Points Of Virginia. to he marshal Of the United
Ststes Toe the western district Of Virginia,
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YeIeCr2nnsc Nonnrss.

NEW ORLEANS. March ~, 1879
folcs Of tobacco made to-day Of 500 hhds at
q &c. Facop and lard exhibit obange
gs,rLEsTor March III 1852
Cotton-seiea 60 bales ~ To- stsc The raat lot IL
Quiet and uDc banged
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Aesrd sud di,cuxed IL, for Bishop Deans bat like
20 80 everything done IN a regular. fair aud impartial
msu.sr hIs "A The first tim the scntie had
- oDposunty 10 eutcr his protest and II Is the proper
unc
JuArr ocpxs- withdraw the motion TO lay on the |
-.
Mr. JosS J. CnArwoop. Eisabcthtown-I shoud like
"a sce ss document sproad on the record coming as
49, fy. 20 excellent authority In church matters
OAugttsr ut the irony Ii Il emit: led to owl attention
poin In remaining RESOLUTIONS and suppose his being
in the instance should be taken
Go end Why should b, kept hero till the meeting
ID the annual convention May, and have journal OF
proceedings of such DIM n.ons that nobody could read H.
MrwAkrrFIp sad il very proper receive the pro
he oud yoe fer the resolutions
dispof,d of but gular and of ordor 20
Introduce any new matter whl, resou lions wore before
tie convention NotLirc could IL In order amend
menl and ths Tho MI : la MOI profess Is be-
MIR RuritEaYoIp Il i Withdrew the protest for tho
pre~eot en- the upt, .n,.ing that he should BE- u.
liberty 10 prtsent il afr lie resolutions dis
poeed OF
The convention Their proceeded TO dispose OF the frat
resolution
Rsy MT THoapser raid he In favor Of the first
p~rt OF that resolution i0r the thrce bishops acted
properly had grct doubt about tho latter branch
rher judgment on thoe blhos There WIZ no article in
the canons constitution OF tue church which gave them
saw such authority II they adopted the resolution as il
stcod they would be turning Themselves into cour. in
stead q convention and only would they be doing
hst hut tbey would be deciding the case aud passing
Judgment without calling witnessos, somewhat after tho
fashion Of Judge Ria the Internal regions
Who d represensd nv Tic ost as punisbing 0rst md
very error thew eonds mn, N Tho Tires bishops md nut
DOG down wrong by committing mother. Hem0vcd
That the latter part " The resolution bs struck out
Rev MIR. Boccs. tie Secretary. said he had al amond
meut 20 propose to tho latter part which would
ali purposes 1t that III tho words be struck out af
ter the word and ard The following be substituted land
Aat this protests against me right OF these three bishops
10 proeoribc to vs. a cou1e Of action
1hs amendment war seconded.
Judge CARrrS,ra--It u crly difference Of words and
he~ necessity for auy cangc for tho latter part il
the consequences Of the nhs being the reason assigned flr
she first In the abstract il true that tnt c9nven-
Non had right 70 expsss any Judgment the bishops
OF other dioceses In. the was peculiar and
constituted exception % hcgeEeral rule IL the three
bishops Lad confined h mseyes 70 their own Giocos and
mot come into this the convention would have no right 10
take any action about tn M but they had exceeded their
bounds and come INTO ths docees and thereiore this
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SAkprInG.


s Me- I ssgs r
No berth secured t paid r For reish.
@H' sOH''''' EBE'B X COLLINS CO., ~ wsu streos.
Te steamship Atlantic viii succeed racihO aud sail
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY FOR
.a%mausr MA, S1a as
tss a. 20 ss sS ss
sth from Pier n. North river At y o'clock. NJ Prso
hrs, CABIN main saloon s DO. do CABIN lower saloon,
@ d. a. ssona s'n 80 A. oSrers.csd su,ssga
Post ofco; sIeeie delivered II nsyre and London Icr
% ssr 4 l n s.sI:S, SEN s
succeed the Washington on tie 9th April
EoR SAN FRANcisco.--TBE rAvoRrTE cLIrpRs
W1h sSh. nov Sy, rssssH S part
dy and have uh ssEa'es three aesrssr. q her Ssps
p"''' having Uh'g5s osn spSas rss'
lyon San FRANCISCO, pIREcr.-oLIrrER FANNY
iew psscnrers, u application l. made mmsdisssy;
s SSng soS a ~ SnS s spsr DO O
ser the ,es,c rale qhc ,. NJ viii sake li..e more
BAiLEY b iuNCgES, y stath street.
CTEAMnoAT wANrED-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
BE- sesoyod y tie os Of lf N s asa
Gsreh inst M to o. & f S 1ns ySsr
make ri, Fl s.ss Fass q
Grand street At o'eo.k ~ nna = CLOCK N wn
ter Booyue, foot Of ~ "a Ssfeeb aekWei sMd
Rendss Iapd andstoIIng ht the same plsoee her re-
tsrs; rroposr ~ and drsn q wafer Aay iaorma
IN. "a &C. A. s, WILLIAMS,
''- ' / Hn9ayiSTinSp' c'~"'''''
Orro az Governors Of the hlmsh6use,
Now York. March. lSb2.
GCBLw rIOpELIER,-Fo4 SALE, A SCREW FRO
~ yobor ala feet in diameter and Of
tho tsdos seroYed on tbe hn rrd cav
bs removed NJ pleasure There IL blade
patented tho best propeller Tint hsn ever bccn ia wstor
For rnrtisolsrs, sddrrsB j. W. NKBTROM,
Box GO post DiIge Iiiietopht,
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Political Intelligence.

6s-pAorUssTrs Wrua STATE CorvN~ror.-fne whig
msmttrs 81 the Massachusetts, Legislature and the wing
Ge'Eoee ~ he several cities and towns In tho Com
DeIwcrlth. which IRE not rpresented by wings IN the
'~pttlGtufc met on 1hprsday evening in the state
Hcufc. 9he .4hGs ~ the lSth inst. Gays The meeting
CrariSsa ~ thc choice Of the Hon Ensign ii. KEEL
issg d 1iutltid Chairman md Col Era Lnoolu. OF
roston and Wcrdell neys Eco, Of Grccnteld Secre
tari,s comNtiee vss appointed 70 retire and report
he nFmes III gentlemen 10 members "a the state
CENTRAL Ctmmitltc "a large who subsequently reported
the hit which viii - found below The several dalogscs,
In he sHtne upon conuliaion, reported the names
~ he mtnbors 10 district mcmbers The sn-c
bsl ves accepted or stands ~ foliowt.--
Dsries D.tEaes.
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taken for in advance For freight passage apply
DICxED UP IN THR LOWER BAY, BY THR PILOT
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DICKED UP IN THR LOWER BAY, BY TnH PILOT
II boat James Avery, Thursday, tho 18th last, .
Whitehall Boat with wfe bottom and green gunwHle VITA
red and yellow streak and ave rod stars outside the bsvs
The get her by proving property and paying
CHARGES. Apply at 500 w alter stroot.