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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
NEW YORK CITY TESTIMONY.
u does good at Home.

does good at Home.
II. Fuller, Esq. U. s. Naval Storekeeper al
New York, and editor of the New York Mirror,
speaks as follows:
"LiUerpOrt, Tar and Cdnchnlagua. of the
virtues Of DR.. Rogers Cough medicine, prepar-
ed from the above articles, It is needless now to
speak; its efficacy in speedily curing Coughs,
Colds, and other lung complaints, which too fire.
qnently. if neglected. end in consumption, Is too
well established in public confidence to need
eulogy now."-.Nep York Mirror, Jan IL, 1850
o. Three hundred bottles of the above Syrup
were lately presented to and accepted by the
New York Fire Department Fund, for the use
of disabled Firemen, suffering from Coughs,
Colds. influenza, or any disease of the lungs
0FTwo hundred bottles were also accepted
by the Brooklyn Fire Department Fund, for dis
trbution among the Firemen of that city.
For sale by A. l.. SCOVlLL & CO., at their
Depot, Gothic Hall, 3I6 Broadtody, New York,
and by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also for sale in Montpelier by Redfeld g.
Grannis and s. K. Collins.
PRTCE-In large bottles, 81 90, or 6 bottles
for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

1t is stated as a singular fact, that every
steamer on the western rivers which has borne
the name OF Washington, has been destroyed.
A large number of citizens from different parts
OF OHIO met Mt Columbus on the 5lh inst, and
organized State Hungarian Association Gov.
Reuben Wood was by accIanllinn elected Pres
ldont OF tie Association. county Hungarian
Association, for the County oil franklin, was or.
gonlzed on the same day
The late severe cold weather has injured the
prospects oil an abundant fruit crop during the
ensuing season, Letters and papers from the
Sou state that the principal orange groves Of
the States bordering ON the Gulf have been en-
tirely destroyed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Miro.

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At North DAnvlllp, on the 6 h inst. OF the Nv
phold Fever with congestion of the lungs.
Captain Ira A Stevens in the SD year of his
age.
Al Sherbnne, on the 2lSt instant, Mr. Lem
uel Dian, aged about 100 wears.
He was prob nIy the oldest nan in the county
and one OF The early SETTLERS Of Vermont
In Stark 'buo, Dee lltb, 1851, of dysentery,
Lvmln lee, aged 4 years ann . Ipnihs also.
Dee. 25 1851, Louis Fayene. aged year AMI
IA day, I'm Sous q! Lee and L'vuna G. Talt
At Hawall. Sandwich Islands, Nov 2j Wan.
French, u native of Vermont. Az engaged III ex
teIsIve nerchantile bnsness at Ilnnnuu
A. Lyndon Feb Frances NJ daughter OF
ThnnpS and Sarah Fuller. aged "a years.
In Milton, on the 9Th inst, Polly Rice, aged
II yeirs.
In Fletcher. on the 2lst of Jam, Mr.. Alvah
Chase. aged Sc veers.
In Cabnt.-Jan 20. MIS- Deborah Warner, aged
50 years. relIct Of The late Samuel Wtrntr Esq
III Cabot, i'm 30 OF canker rash. Ahbv d IRA
daughter of M Oos Il Freeman aged 2 years
aud months.
III Cabot. jan. "a, Of canker rash, George
Fra k ia. son of Noses l. and Clara Summer
aged 10 months.
In Wocoll, Dec 3lst. Merrill Willis son o
Merrill and NJ ana p. Andrus aged 10 years
aud 5 months.
May the blessings ~ Heaven rest on all thost
that are called to MOURN this dlspensatiOn Of di
VINE providence. A kind son and an affection
ate brniher has been called from time to ETERNITY
| He has gone where sorrow aud sickness Cal
never come, and where the weary are at rest
Oh! IN that hope which is as an anchor 10 III,
soul, comfort and console that father and mother
IN this their hour Of affection.
There IS gloom in the dcath-riAed dwelling {;
There s woe IN the death.b broken band,
Aud fountains of bitterness swelling
Aud greving on every hand.
A brother, loved fondy, Is mken-
A kind and aflectionate son,
And sleeping, no more to awaken,
A cherished and promising one.
Thou art mourned, WILLIS, morning an
evening;
Thou art wept IN watches of night
Thy loss, q too great the bereaving!
Doth many trusting hope blight.
Yet, aching heart, cease thy repining:
A Fathers hand wieIdeth the rod
Behind the dark clonds may be shining
The smile of ioUe dealing Got.
[will the Repository please copy, &c.l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

SLAVERY AND THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM.
Slavery frankly admits that it must ira.
ternIze with the de>pnls of Europe. 1t
must ignore the caus" Of freedrm And
to support and strengthen Slavery, the
whole Republic must ignore that cal>e,
and IIii not a finger against the bloody op.
pres>ors "ho wage IN exlerminatIng war "A.
gllnst freedom A correspondent of the
National lnIelIigencer writes against Kos
suth in the following >lrain:--
YAzoo Co (Niss., Jan. 6, 1852.
an glad to see that Senator
-hlS the Independence to vote no to the
InvltatIon to Wa+hng ton given to Kp>Snth
We of the South live IN glass onse. Sap
;,nse the people ot ST. Dmlngn shlIl sym-
palh'se with our blacks, aud therefore send
men aud armies to free them from their
cruel maslers--VhiCh some of as arc-what
should we say! ! cerIalny wish the Hun.
glrIans more freedom and better govern
menl, but think 1t Is idle and hazardous
to do anything more thln to wish them
we'll
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
1flnrrie0.

In St. Adams, Feb. Sd. by Rev. Z. Cutler,
Adds o Brainard to Jane French, both of st.
Adams.
In Hanover, N. II. I'd inst, by Rev. A. H
Cutter. Mr.. G. D. Smith, to Miss l.. NJ. II.
Brown, both Of Waitsfeld. VT
In East Hardwick, Jan. 49, by Rev. J Under.
wood, Mr. Miles G. Nelson aud Miss Sarah Mi.
rauda SWEET, both OF Hardwick.
In Montpelier. at the Episcopal Church, Jan.
27,by Rev. Il. F. Putnam. MIR. George H Mich
OILS aud Miss Sarah l.. Caldwell both of M,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

Wednesday, Feb. IL.
At Market, G8l Cattle, about 500 beeves
and 1871 Stores, consisting of working oxen.
cows and calves, yearings, two and three years
old -
PRICES MARKET BEEF-Extra, 25-
First GUILTY., 5000; second quality, IS so; Sd,
81 so; Ordinary. 400.
Hides $50 TaIIow S IS. Pets g5 to los.
Calf skins 10 C per h.
WoRKIxG $500 700sa l25
Cows AMI $24-28--3 SO a 40
YEARLINGs--ll l6-Two Years Old, 800
a.30-- Three Years Old. $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-33l5 at mail ssesss~hearly
all sold.
PRrCEs-Estr. S6OO-7,OO. BY lot, S2,l3
-2.45- 267- 300 400.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
PREPARE FOR THE CONTEST!
County Convention.

The FREE Soil men of Windsor County are
hereby requested to meet in County Convention
in the Town Hall in Woodstock, on Wednes
day. the 25th day Of February, 1852, at IL
O'clock, A. NJ, to make preparation for a vigp.
rons prosecution of the Anti Slavery work in
Windsor County in the coming presidential con.
test. 1t is hoped that every town in the County
will be represented BY a large delegation, MS the
business to be transacted is highly IMPORTANT.
LYSANDER RAY MOND,
Chairman of Co. Com.
Woodstock, Feb. l6 1852
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
BRIGHTON MARKET

Thursday, Feb. 10.
At market, 600 Beef Cattle, no stores G
pairs Working Oxen. 30 Cows & Calves. 33O0
sheep and lambs, 40 swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra. $685..
First Quality, 6,0O-Sccond, 575-3d, 400 a
4 80.
WORKING OxEN-No sales noticed.
Cows AND CALvEs-S2I, "a, 81, IS.
SHEEP & LAMBs-2O0, a 4,0O--Extra, 800.
700.
SwINE-Retail, 5 "a 6 I2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

The origin ola large par oI me unnappm 20,
misery and nnpE5stniness Of this lite, is doubt
less owing To the great increase and prevalence
Of that disease peculInr 10 civilized life. known
as dyspepsia, and lis effects upon the nerves -
A II these things can be- prevented by the use Of
DR.. Stephen Jewet's Health Restoring Buffers,
which are true remedy tor the above diseases,
and all disorders Of the srn;nach and bowels,
restoring the nervoIs system to us proper tone
See references and advertisement in another
cnlnmn where they can be had.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

GREAT FIRE IN PORTLAND, MA serious
fire occurred in Portland on the night of the 18th
consuming 80 buildings, including the great
American Hotel and all the adjong stables, in
which about sixty valuable horses persisted. The
whole loss is put at $50 ,OOO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Che AGarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN

,. BosToN, Feb. IA.
FLOUR Ohio, Michigan, commend. 5O--Fan-
CIV, 462-Cummon Genesee, 81 75-Extra' "a
SIS Corn Meal, 3 so. Rye Flour. 800
GRAIN Southern Yellow Corn 64-M;v-
ed, 81 White 60. Oats are in fair do.
mand at AZ. Rye, rs. Wheat, l 90 TO-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19


MISCELLANEOUS.
Cyclopeda of English Literature,
Lorenzo Dow's complete Works,
Slerne's Works,
Travels in Arabia Petra, &c.
Charlotte EIizabelh's Works, vols
Miss Landons Works,
Don QuiXoe, Enlhanasy.
Elements of Meteorology,
Fower's Works,
StIngs Pneumatology,
Religion Of Geology, 10y DR. Hitchcock
Anhur's Advice to Young Ladies',
Beechers Lectures TO Young Men,
Green Mountain Boys, by D, P, Thompson,
May Martin and Locke Am,den do
The Tory's Daughter dc.
The Forgetme-nol,
Comics LpcmeS on Phrenology,
The Grea, Harmonia by Andrew J Davis,
Home influence, Tale, vols.
MarlyIia
Chamber, Papers for the people,
Au,lin's Voice to The NAMED,
(" Youth,
Thoughts on SelfcullWp o Women,
Womau's Flieudehip,by G ace Aguilar,
Alton Locke,
Sketches and Legends OF the Rhine,
Lights and Shadows of Sailor Life,
Home Influence, Tale.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
AIans0n Miner,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Court holden Den "a, at
said District on the 10Th day Of February A. D. 1904 Earl
Ward Executor the estate of Alanson Miner late OF
In said district deceased presents his Admins
rinn account for settlement: hereupOn j. ordered
tha, the same h referred the 9th day of March next at
The Prnbar Office in said Monpeer, for examination and
allowance and that all concerned he notified hereof by
fine pubcain of this order in the Green Mountain Free
man printed Mt Montpelier, three weeks suceessVey as
soon as may be- that they may appear ana at Sald time
and place, If they see cause, object thereto
By order "t Court. ,,,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg.
A true copy of Record. - ,,.
SO Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Massachusetts Freemen Sold for
Slaves.

MEssRs EDIToRs i was somewhat star
tied this morning, in common l presume
with many of your RAIDERS, b. the announce
ment that four Massachusetts, citizens had
been sold in Texas for slaves But is this
a new thing ? Are not the citizens cf 9TH
err States murdered or sold for slaves as well
as those of Massachusetts, and is this the
first time she has been outraged 4? Why
then this waste of Indignation 2 Besides,
know you not that Mr.. Webster is to be
nominated for President at New York this
week or next Should we not bear a lit
tie with the fail of our Southern friends?
They are sur Iy very good customers, in
buying goods at lie list, and they can make
or unmake President and possibly some
time or other they may help make north
ern President with northern principles.
Besides, have we not the example Of the H.
uslrious Gov. Blgler who has Just pardoned
a celebrated kidnapper out of kindness and
fOrbearance TO his Southern friends, and
for the same reason has inrborne to notice
the poisoning and subsequent hanging of
Mr.. Miller, who ventured into Maryland to
recover a free girl, who had been furcibIy
stolen from his house, aud should not Mas
sachuseIIs do as much tnr Mr.. Webster as
Pennsylvania for Mr. Buchanan. Whatsig.
ai6as - Of few citizens or the muir.
aautanlr uciion of property
isinn frnE AL
ID mldwI1ter
fIfIftS Ituurisotl-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Liberation.

Notice is hereby given that have given my son Stephen
Nelson hs time during the remalrde of his minonyand
shall aim none If his earnings pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date. JONATHAN NELSON.
Fayston, January /, 1852. SO
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Receipts OF the k'1eem IN,
(FrOm jan. l9M tn Feb. 1914

A Emery, S Pratt, Skinner g. Thomson,
A Wainwright. S Bnrnham, f Burnham,
l. Ellis, W 6 Pike, + J Btes. P l. Lord f
Mun,rn, J Parker, q Reed, O 81 KmbaII
| Thompson, W II Shutter, d Walker,
W Walker, J Jillson, II Sc lver ID French,
] Fellows, l. Wheeler S award. A Thay.
err. R Leach, A Ward, G Keith, S L Town
E IIIhIrd, NJ IIibrrd ID" d Bnes, Stone,
NJ Lewis. ID r Gray, } g. NJ Porter, NJ
Stubborn, r NJ BaI,dlII, A English, R r
Keith, r Fletcher, G CoIiIns, J X Cogswlll
IN I'll ! Clements, W B Chan
II Perkins, J Arms,
an .rr.s. S IInycy, II Macon-
her, TsSlsa Oh. 4; 50 each L B Taylor,
o Le,nlrd, NJ Bar h9lomew. L Scott, d
Brown, a II 'vey, Is Whitney, S 5 KebbIlng
II Haley Puue, o Hwy, Merriam, J
Clrk, 800 each A Pnkrn. J WlSwlII, G
Fuller, ] Nelson, S w C"b5, 200 each ;
! N Savage, NJ Snelden A Taylor, S Rlst
A ID Eslabrooks, Chase& Hutchinson; | 25
each l. Sherman, E d WIS. A K Wales, p
W,Ihlms. II Thompson, N Dodge, 100
each ; J Gold, L ScrIhner, 7 Halfway MS
each ii Y Blrnes' $50 IF SIade, O,42 ;
A Wells, 2,l2; T GIeed, l. Titus, L Taylor
4 81 each ; P Pukin, % ; o SIayton II
NJ Bartholomew, LIS T P Kellogg, O,45
K Kelton, 81 B Palmer, 1862 o Wood
$50; A Brainnrd, 1876 M Wing, II
Pie ps, 2,25 + s Clark, I,75 ; G w Seayer
$40. Total SOL 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Montnalier Fur Store,

! Muffs, Vctornes, Cuffs to match Also, Otter and
O' M O ~, LYMAN g. KINGS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

WASHINGTON, Feb. IIth,
The TnteIligencer says that Official information
has been received at the Department of State, Of
the release OF John 5 Thrasher, also of the ap
polnlnent of Hon John F. Champion Minister
tom England, In the place Of Sir Henry BuIwer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
January 18th, 1852.
BILLS due US must be paid this month.
sTORRS LANGnON
DNCK e. LEWIS.

IIAvE Just returned from Boston, AND are receynp
large additions to their former stock OF goods which
ava are selling for cash at prices lower than ever uur
goods consist in part of 10000 lbs sugars OF all grades,
1000 lbs Jones extra tobacco 1000 MS Java ana olhef
kinds Of coffee 95 chests Of those nice Y IT, teas nour
nails glass paints oils butte cheese, lard, eggs, hsh
salt etc etc general assortment OF domesnc goods,
together with 100 custom made Dools anu s3es,
which we are selling at wholesale ana reea or cas AZ
prices never before offered in Montpelier THOSE wishing
'Os0' sO'S D"' se'19 PECK 4 LEWIS,
35uf spaldings Block, Main st.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
DIR. WIoTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

DIX. WloTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For consumption Of the Lungs. LIVER Cnmpllnts,
Coughs, Colds. Asthma iIrnnChl is, Group,
Whoopmg Cough, Itlurnzl, &c.
This celebrated and IntnlIlbIe remedy was
discovered some ten years ago. Snce that time
it has nv lis own merits. been rapidly, surely.
and SAT; " working It's way through the opposl.
ton Ot quicks and counterteltnrs, until BY Its
tue vain" and intrinsic excellence it has gain
ell tor Itself n most rnvlnble popularity Dnd es-
trh~hed itself in the confidence of an intrIi
gent and enlightened public, from one end u
the continent to the other Tn" tpSll n0ny 0l
hnn1nudS who hive been relieved and cured nv
this valuable arcI" will show that it stands IN,
rlvnIlrd al the head Of all other medicines for
the cure Ut diseases for when It Is r commend
ed. The grnIln" Dr.. WiNar'S BiIsIn OF Wild
Cherry Is now Tor sale bv duly appoln ell agel Is
and all respectable dealers in mpdlclne, in all
large cities and important towns throughout the
Uned States, CanadaS. and the British Prov
nces.
CAUTION!
The original and unlv genuine WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. was INTRO.
ducrd III the year 1893 and has been well tes-
ted in all the complaints for winch it is recon-
nendvd. For ten years. il has proved more eff
cations as a remedy for Coughs. Colds, Inhupza
Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption in lis IN.
cpeut stages, than any other medicine.
None genuine unless signed Blu IT'S.
AGE NT~ far WIsTAR's BALSAM.-Redfed & Gran
mis- ) Collins. Montpelier John A. White e
Smith, Adam Hobart Mortified; John P. Hale, Panfed
Putnam & Wooster Marshfed j. NJ. Richardson, Waits
field ) B. F Goss Waterbury; G. Perry Co., Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
WAsHrNarnN. Feb. |

Western Texas, it is said, Is preparing TO ask
for admission into the Union as seperate State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

M0RTATRRAD AGADSWY4
UHE cPRING TERN will commence an Aed"s=dsy,
G. 6. WEBSTER A. B., Principal
Assisted In departments ny full Board OF
Teachers THtinn usual. No incidental charges except
for actual damage done. Board 81 so perweek.
Northfeld, Feb ., 80. 1851 II. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
foreiarl Nrws.

--~-~~NN~~~-N~O~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~0~~~~~C~N~~~~-~~~~Or
Arrival of the Steamer Pacific
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

Bills due as, II not PAD soon, viii
h. int-ndnc d IL a lIwyer
Feb a. 8 w STOkRS & LANGnON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19

The Lith0graph Correspondence If VI
enua, states that Pruce Wmd;%gra has de-
fnley accepted the post of CIv, aud Mil
itary Governor Of Hungary The new Prus.
sian Gazette states that the Customs Con.
gress of Vienna would clo>e on the 18th
ult Nothing was being done, few only o.
the delegates being provided with power tc
pledge their Governments. The ZolIver
Elm Congress cannot meet before March, az
month notice to the different Govern
nents ha to be given and the treaty witt
Hanover though accepted by large MAORI
ties in both Chambers, is not yet ratified.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
This is a Free Country,

And people will trade where they con get the
goods fur thu least money This fact is ver by
the present. rush at Lyman Kng's CAS- II SALE, and all
see n to find what they and ut prices that they all
are pie ised VITA. We advise all tn give Them look.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
CAMBRIDGE MARKET

SwINE-Retail, 512R6 I.2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-19
Goods mt a Profit.

Storrs g. Langdon will sell their goods
as usual, a small profit and gpara Them low
those who cry up, Goods Cost =" No old gods IL Offer
Feb. s. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

c'E:!og-.vs T.. rr.oase
WE ss' upon the cottage porch.
Beneath the mooa beans, So. saf briss,.
"n'oh remosd DER US, through n. vines,
That oeau'eous Summer night
Der si.a calm waters Of the lake,
Where the stars seemed 70 beam sga'n.
Some wand'rirg fatists sweet notes wake
The Stumbling echo's soft refrain
How fragrant were the night winds signs
How sao, yet sweet. those notes to me
And cloudless as the moonlit SKIES,
We dreamed would be our destiny.
In the delicious still ness there
My Mays Low bresthed VOWS were said
Which gave TO me that heart so pure,
That loving heart Of gsn,lest maid.
TIE stars look brightly on that lake,
As brightly as they did OF Old,
And Summer comes with fragrance rife.
But that pure heart is still and cold.
And when list to Music's lays,
But saddest memories arise;
And moonlight only brings to me
A shado~y form, with dove like eyes,
Nsss York. FEB. -, 1851. MARY SPENCER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
Congressional Cnriesh.


The following statistics p,esers
ing facts respecting the present Hous, of Re- ''
sentaiives, TO which attention has not before
been called. We give In tabular form, the num-
Der OF members from each State in the Union
the number representing their native States, and
those representing their adopted States, as well
as the total number born in each State. 1t is to
be expected that the newer States will have few
OF 70 native Members, but no less than tcslvs
States are represented entirely by those born out
OF their limits. Even in the Oldest States many
ci their Representatives were born in other
States than those they represent. OF the "a
New-Yoik Members, only 90 were natives Of
that State, and In Pennsylvania only II out of
"a were native born
The total number of representatives is 233
OF these ia were born III free and 81 in slave
States. 1uO only are of foreign birth-an Irish
man and an EDgllshman; and of ten the place of
nativity is not reported In New-York 80 were
born, being more than in any other State The
Pennsyvanians and Virgnians are nearly equal
in number, and Kentucky, which has only ma.
tive Members to represent it, has IL Kentuckians
in the House sent from other States.
OF the Delegates from the Territories one was
born In Pennsy lvania one in Michigan, one in
North Carolina, and one in the District of Co.
lumbia.
TABLE shoping the number of Rspresentafivss from
ssch State, and the number born each STATE in tu
present House of Representatives..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

Nrw.ORLEANs.-We have at length re-

Nrw.ORLEANs.-We have at length re-
ceived the result of the election on the 2lst ult.
Whis Opposition.
Mauor-A. D. Crossman. 999 John L. LIE vii. a s77
Trtassuer-W Garland 4, $50 John Duncan. a, l3l
George Y. Bright tInd 1905
Confrolsr-Ovide De Buys 4 95S John Calhoun 4,S49
ST. Commis'nr Jas Jolles-3 65l Bernard Stehle SOS
Surveyor-L. H. Pile. ,673 Hugh Grant, ,l09
]. L. Winter (Opp.) has been elected Recorder
in the LIST District, Qate Second Municipality j
Joseph Genois, (Opp.) in the lid, (late First
Municipality J P Seuzeneau, (opp in the Hid,
(late Third Municipality J and w. w. Vaaght,
(Whig) in the WITH District, (late La Fayette)
Besides choosing all the general City Officers,
the Wings elect out of the IL Aldermen, and
81 out of the 81 Assistant Aldermen. The Wing
papers of New. Orleans consider this result as
great victory, inasmuch as the Wings had to
contend against both Independent" and regu-
lar Opposition tickets and candidates. The
great contest was on Mayor. Gen. John L..
Lewis was the Opposition and Independent can
ddate, but Mayor Gresham had lis majority
over him
RocKroN, N Y.-Nelson Rust (Whig) is
elected Village President by majority-Oppo
sition Auditor Assessor, Treasurer, Chief Fire.
man, and six out Of the eight Trustees. The
Wing Collector Is chosen.
Ono City, O.-Dr. Benjamin Sheldon
has been reelected Mayer by vote Of 1877 to 25
for Frederick B. Pratt
EAsrPoRT, ME.-The Temperance ticket
has been elected.