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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11
the time Of the levy they belonged to Mr. Martin OF
Nv McCaulev.

Before Judge Oakley. , r.
William Drsts and otaers agt Jaseps ra,", ri., Of
recover $500, the amount OF TWO no'c. M Wm. A.
usury is set up in bar TO payment, In M!. 80
Beecher who originally discounted the no nc
Ig per cent Cay, being $9i. per siuo yeS,
witch wss paid Mr. B. said he dd not Tue
ro,.s bnt acted az agent, aud charged commission
Verdict for plaintiff $3.50, being amoun' WIN n'oi
E,,d,,,eE Case act James Egan To recover value
looking sss, let vs Sy ;s fo1 p sha IS
CHARLES CRUDE and rife agt Frederick Mner ana wVe'
To recover damages for alleged assault ana pat.
teIy by Mrs NJ. on the person OF MIS- U. 'ei'ic'
for plaintiff $50 and costs
IT, s. DISTRICT CoURT.-CHARGE OF
FITTING OUT THE STEAMBOAT CLEo~tIRA,- ne
tIial OF The indictments as TO Messrs OSuiiivan,
Lewis ard Schleisinger was TO have commemorate
oay. Int another cause being Oh, and Mr. Van Buren,
engaged at Albany, 1t was posfpohedto THURSDAY
u. S. MARsHAL's OFFICE.-Charge Of
endearoyias 10 make Rtpoit.-Complant was made
oy the Captain Of the bark Helicon, from Antwerp,
charging eight of his crew with endeavoriDg to make
men were arrested by Deputy Marshal Rackelwilz
and nmiited for examination. GIt Is said the men
knocked off and refused to do duty.1
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Monday
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Compton and
COEnell-Coff1clf0n JoT HfgADdy hvvo"g'-r onOIs
Wilson, coIored woman, was placed on trial for as
ssultine Henry Keiser from whom she stole watch
ard money to the value in all of S37. The assault
and robbery were committed on the Five Points,
whittier the complainant had followed the woman
for the purpose OF seeing her home. She was con-
vic.ed and sentenced the State Prison for 10 years
ard two months.
Plea of Guilty-Timothy Connell, indicted for us
ing snng shot and also for ate npt TO take the life
pf Jeremiah Brennan pleaded guilty of assault and
battery only The Court accepted the plea and sus-
pended judgment.
tired Tor burglary in the third degree in having on
the night of the 2eth ut, broken into the store OF
Richard w. Seaman, and stolen therefrom cheese
valued at $40 He was convicted anG sentenced to
the State Prison for two wears and two months
Discharged -Michael McNering. indicted for an
at empt to kill Cornelius w. Bower. Jas. Cooley,
indicted for burglary in the third degree, and Hector
O'Nicholson, indicted for grand larceny, were dis
charged from their recOgnizancee.
Adjourned for the day.
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feaaI Notices.
THE PEOPLE of the STATE of

THE PEOPLE of the STATE of
j NEW YORK. by the Grace Of Goa Free and Ia T.
d,spd.p,-To all persons interested IN the Estzie ~
TtNICE isss Of the CITY ofNew YORK, deceased.
a. creders nert Of kin or otherwise send great
Yon and zach o. ysu are hereby csed and required
Cousty Of New York, at his Office in the CiT Of New
v rk on The twenty ninth dag OF March ne1t Al eleven
tend tbs settlement Of the accoua, of proceednss Oh
Thomas b. Cunning execst Of the as viii and tesla
mert of sad deceased.
In witus hereof have caused the seal q Office o.
said Surrogate 20 be hereunte affixed. WnAsss, a.
Bradford. Surrogate Of onr rsld County: (, ths
H. ST. City Of Ne~York. The nineteeuth day OF Dscem-
per in the PEAR ofour Lord thesssaf ssaf ny y
drtd md fifty. one. ---...
M taySvWs A. W BRADFOHD, BuY0ssso-
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The Ohio Canals.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
COLUMBUS, Thursday, Feb. 5. 1882.
Editor of The Ohio Statesman:
SIR: Please say that 1t is the intention OF the
Board Of Public Works to cause the entire line OF
the Ohio Canal and the Miami and Erie Canal to be
opened for nsvig alton on the Goth day OF March
next A G. LAWRENCE,
Secretary Board of Public Works.
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~ ,s cree W. ni'' 0h' BRADFORD. sursssss
no JOHN RELYEA, Defendant -Yo

William 7. Hastings sll George Dsnnsr pin ~ ,1.
in the supreme Court sesIs yo9 hs%,as Csun.r
within twss, dsr, aes he service Of me I'M ~, ca 20
a ccr.nIsint ~ hereby required. ths snid pig
s s iais sasDsrt :s.nss rev for snsss
80, Issss,s IA 1889 The complaint was filed 10 sas
60 81 sSs CisIk Of ChsnuaG Cos5J yss rHnTYv ~
ss...uA Piainn6' Assansys
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Total .-..--$2,sS0 so 1852 81
Difference in favor of 1851, $2,Ol7 63. Referred
to Police Committee.
Appropriations A resolution was adopted that me
Controller draw warrants for the payment OF $1,000
to the proper officer of the City Hospital and OF $500
to the proper officers of the Fire Department Fund in
accordance with a resolution passed sth Dec. last.
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COMMON COUNCIL IrEMs.-Another Cor
porason Neuspdpr.-TAe Brooklyn DAILY Journal,
a new evening paper, recently established in this
city by Messrs. Taylor HIGHWAY, was on Monday
evening added to the list of Corporation newspapers
The resolution was, however, subsequently re-
scinded.
Filing up Streets Ordinances were adopted d.
rectng the filling up of lots the northery side Of
Churchst., between Court and Clinton-sts and on
the noithery side of Nelson-st, between Court and
Clinton-sts.
Irritation Accepted.-A communication from Capt
Graham, of the Ringgold Horse Guards, inviting the
Common Council to attend their Ball last evening,
was read and accepted.
The Eighth " ard Polioe-The yearly salary of the
Police of this Ward increased from $500 TO $500
Financial Sfafemsnt-The annexed statement OF
the amount Of moneys received for every kiad OF
license, except butchers and excise, for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1851, was presented by Horace
Strong Stage Inspector, &C, on Monday evening
The receipts of the previous year placed IN JuK
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Chevalier Hulsemann-Mr. LabOrde the Span
Ash Consul AZ NeW-Orleans.
NEW. ORLEANS, Monday, Feb. 9, 1852

NEW. ORLEANS, Monday, Feb 9, 1852
The Chevalier Hulsemann leaves here IN the steam
ship Philadelphia for Havana. Mr.. Laborde, the
Spanish Consul who arrived here to-day in the
national ship of war Colon, from Havana, was re.
ceived with salute Of so guns, as the ship passed
the barracks.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.-A Lee
ture upon the subject of psychology was onM onday
evening delivered by DR.. Benton at the Brooklyn
Museum, to an audience of about one thousand per-
sons The admission price was 25 cents-the pro.
ceeds to be appropriated to the Widows and Or
phans' Fund Of deceased frcmen. At ball given by
since, upward Of 81 900 was realized for the same
object.
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Markets Reported by TELEGRAPH

NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, Feb. g. 1852.
The sales Of COTTON to dav were 1000 bales with
duh market. Strict Middling is quoted at Tic
Good Middling. Sc.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Failure of the Herring Fishery Of Newfound-
Iand-The Fire nj Uxbridge, Mass.

BosroN, Tues lay, Feb 10, 1859.
Accounts from St. john N F., to Jan. 20, state
that owing to the extreme cold weather, the herring
fishery has proved failure.
The loss by the burning OF Seagraves wooden fac
tory a. Uxbridge is estimated at $4,000.
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Board OF SupEevIsoRs-Mo,

BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures "A
CON municstion was received from the Department
of Common Schools at Albany, stating that the full
amount of School moneys appropriated for the State
Is 81, 100000, OF which the proportion OF New.York
is $l2S 7C9, which the Chamberlain can draw for
Filed.
report was presented in favor OF increasing the
salaries OF Messrs. Maxwell and Lynch Clerks OF
the Superior Court, from 5000 to 81 200 year :;
Messrs. Rice and Oakley, do, from 5000 to 5000
and $500 II year. Laid on the table
One or two small bills were ordered to be paid,
and two OF three referred.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. &C

caIolna 70 law 10 al PERSONS having claims against
WILLIAM SLADE. late If the City OF Brooklyn. de-
cestd that they exhibit the same. with the
SvucAers thereof 70 the sab.chsr Joseph gsrs at his
place Of business No 81 Myrtle the City Il Brook
lyn, before The II day of Auxu next-Datsd Feb
iusIy 10, is5s, Joseph EALING. lr,.cu,or.
lIflaw6mWs GEO. WINfERSON,i AAscosSs.
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to
law. TO all persons having claims against DANIEL
CLARK. late of die City Brooklyn. Kings County,
deceased, that they required exhibit the same. VIII
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber At the store al
Me Hll Tyde Co., No 25 Nassau ST. in the CITY Of
New York, before the goth DAY Of April nsrtDasl
October H. 1881 HELEN NJ CLARK,
ol5 Iaw6mWeds adminstr
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CORPORATION Notices.


nIRT CARTS. - NOTICE.-All Lii
~ censes 10 keep ard use Dirt Cars run ons year
year If applied fr before their expiration, and not oshsr-
a,
number nswy plainly, and distinctly painted 'hseoa a'
cOrdng 10 law,
IS cents bspkable money BY order Of HIS Honor ,hs
Nayor ASHER TAYLOR Frat u nshaI.
mayors Office Feb 10, 1851 NIia
MAYOR OFFICE, New York, Feb. 10, 1854
NOTICE TO PARTIES DEALING
IN IN CUNPOwDER- Notice is hereby giyea 20 81
On, asd ali psrsons whose Guspowdss
m found unless they have license VII Dc prosecutor '"
'ns e x Ilfi & susDsfr Glen.
CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
" notice is hereby given: tina. q petition has pee.
SEWER IN FIFTY-yOURrA-sI from Broadway
" and through Tn TO 5Sth 81 all psrsoas interested
Lsyng becops thereto are requested 70 prsssns we
same IL wTps stating their extent Of interest,", " Me
CoItrsc; Cerf at his flee or before Gs1ruay %.
1859 --Cist Aqseduct D.psnmeni tse ~ iS.s 49,.
ioflct NICHOLAS DEAN, rfes'oens.
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND
IL SUPPLIES, December 90. Is5I.-To CoNTRAC.
TORs-Sesed proposals WI be recsivsd a. the cncs
:he Commissioner Of Repair. and Supplies, Nc 49,
CIty Hail. (bsse Dsnt) until Friday, February 20, iss5
II o'clecs 81 at which tine they viii b gsblcy
s,esed For GRANITE BLOCKS. TO be dslvsred ns
City OF the following iesgth and size, VIZ -
snches square and 10 inches long IN qasntlfes ~
laCCe squars yards Of each kind said pf2Ressu IN
sgacs farern well other Granite rrgr'.tn 49, ~.
.ste he prees Of each SIZE .sp.,as ssa pssi e
tfaatss be had At this Office N B-lns S ~. sst1
the right Of rejecting AZ o. ny ~ a.
yates If dssasd for the interest," "i 'As wx ADxns,
x.s, ccmu,ss,ossr of Rsp4irs aid ssppnee
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V,O JOHN RELYEA, Defendant. -Yo

Two JOHN RELYEA, Defendant You
II are hereby summoned 20 aaswsr thu complaint Of
George Bennett Plaintiff m an &C Ion against you IN The
supreme Court aud cory of your answer on NJ %
kiDirs, Chenusg Couay, within t~snv days sfer the
service Of ths semmons exclusive OF The day of serves
and you tail 60 sad coaplaIst hereby re-
guned the sad Psnrn will take jsdsmsa sxasst you
,a ere henered and eighty ega telisss and Interest,"
thsfeen RON January TO- 1851. besides cesfs The Sad
ssmpart was hled m the Office Of the Csrk Of Casnuns
County, Feofua5y ., is51
HART & VAN DERLyNN.
ih fs~e~"ea Plalnid Attorney.
IN THE SUPREME COURT of the
Il STATE Of Eew.Yert MORGAN MosHEa sra
AONhIsON H. HOPKINS 70 the defeu isni. Yau
ee hereby summoned ssd required TO ars~s4 the COM
pssnf 10 this action hich ded the ofce a IN,
County CLERK Of the County Of Cayuss 20 das 81
Dece0bsr 1851 and copy 4 your ns Il
m, Office in the village Of Weeesport IN sand Cluo,v
within twenty days afsr tire Of this -
you exclusive ~ the day Of soch service aud fail To
the ssd compliant wnhrn tue time eiosesai shs
plaintiff will abe judgment against you fsr the sum u .wo
bnrded and ninety four doiars and eish'y'wc seas.
with interest thereon from the ith Gay OF December. 1857
BESIDES costs -Datsd Janvny 6. 1854.
SOLOMON GILES, Plaintiffs Attorney,
j. isw6ww weetspori, n Y.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice IS here
,! gwen TO all persons havipg claims aga1s WILLIAM
H. BoGARDUS late Of The Cyhf New. Ysrk Counsellor
st-Law, deceased 70 prssen; the same. with lchsxs
thereof TO the subscriber the Office OF Anihony Rob
trtson ESQ.,. No IS William street in the GIN u New
ca before the twelfth day June nextDaiei New
York, the ninth day of December. 1891.
JACOB A ROBERTSON.
do iswsnNed Executor. &c.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Whig Harmony!!

At the whig caucus in this city last Satur-
day evening, we learn there was beautiful
specimen of the glorious harmony existing in
the whig ranks. The office holders with their
possee comitatus were there, and also the Of
flee seekers, with their valiant band The first
struggle was the election of delegates to the
Congressional Convention. The office hold
ers contending for Evans-the ''oHs'' and ser
pectants" opposing him. 1t is said the Evans
clique obtained the maority-the other wing
were out maneuvred, if not fairly beaten In
point of numbers. Much murmuring was
heard-some cross fire speeches made-some
hard hints given, yet there was wanting the
real courage, owing to the fact that the final
chance of success was so slim. The prospect
did not seem 10 warrant an open and regular
quarrel, although an evident feeling of bitter
ness was manifested, showing clearly that all
the old sores are not yet healed up. The del
egates to the County Convention were album
duntly instructed to advocate the nomination of
men in favor of the liquor law in favor OF the
Ken. and Somerset Railroad-in favor of a new
militia law, &C., &c., &c. If they ABIDE
their instructions, their task is an arduous one.
The caucus was in word about as harmonl-
Gus as is the sincerity of feeling with the wings
of our city. However, it is not quite so bad
for them, inasmuch as they see defeat in the
fntnre
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
FIVE DAYS LATER
From California.
Arrival OF the PrOmetheus.

The steamship Prometheus, Capt. Church
i'll, arrived AT New York on Thursday, from
San Juan del NOrte, with So, 900 in specie,
and 100 passengers.
Passengers from California to New York
by he Prometheus, made the passage in n
rifle over II days running time, including
the transit OF the Isthmus.
Business at San Francisco good. Linseed
oil selling TO some extent at So Lard 42c.
Flour $40 a 20. Some speculations in COT.
fee; stock heavy. Coal $50 per ton.-
Stocks firm.
The San Francisco papers are barren of
news.
The mining news indicates continued
prosperity and the harvesting 10 tile many
counties Is progressing rapidly.
III MarpoSl, extreme and summary MEMS
ures Lad been taken To drive foreigners from
the mines.
Tie news from the interior is scaDty. A
lump OF pure gold weighing IS pounds, Ind
been dug up on Yuba river.
The democratic county ticket in Sierra
county had been successful.
The difficulties at Marposa between the
French and Americans still continue. A
number Of Frenchmen who had been driven
away had arrived AT San Francisco and laid
their grievances before the French Consul
The city of Sonora was being rebuilt with
great rapidity.
Our papers, which are 10 the Cd July, con-
tain little else than that given above, except
details of murders, robberies, and other
crimes.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
Bowdoin College.
Brunswick. July 10. 1852,


Editors Of The Age in order to assure
you, that in this stronghold of whiggery, there
are yet some hearts which remain true to the
Democratic faith, and that Hon. FRANZ PIERcE
has warm friends and ardent supporters in the
Institution, with which he was once connected
we transmit to you the following record of The
proceedings of meeting holden by the Demo-
cratic undergraduates on Saturday, July 18th,
for the purpose of organizing Granite Club,
to support the interests OF PIERCE and KING
in the coming election.
The meeting was called to order by M. w.
Fuller, and temporarily organized by the choice
of Kingman F. Page as President, and Harri-
son Gray as Secretary pro tem.. A committee
consisting of Messrs. Fuller, Eastman and
Eaton, was then appointed to report list of
officers for the permanent organization of the
Club. The report of this committee was as
follows:
President-ki F. Page, of Rochester,
n H. Vice Presidents-Marcellus Emery,
of Frankfort Melville w. Fuller, ofAugusta;
Geo. S. Kimball, of Farmingdale; Thaddeus
r. Simonton, of Camden; John f. Spauding,
of Charleston, s. c., and William A. Wheel
er, of Topsham.
Corresponding Secretaries -Harrison Gray
of Danvers, Mass, James X. Osgood of Frye
burg.
Recording ecretares-Joseph E. Smith, of
Wiscasset, and Charles w. Smyth of Hold
erness, N. H.
Treasurer-CounciG Greeley, of Dover.
This report was unanimously accepted.
The following is copy of the resolutions
adopted by the meeting:
Resolred, That we, the Democratic under
graduates of Bowdoin College, regarding the
Hon. FRAKLIN PIERCE as the able leader of
the New alk - kocracy. and cher;shing
for him feelings of ffaternal affection as a son
of Bowdoin, approve and sanction his nom
ination for the Presidency of the United States;
and that we recognize in him the scholar,
statesman and Patriot, whose eminent public
services, and firm, consistent adherence 10
Democratic principles and measures, Justly en-
title him to the suffrages of the American peo-
pie.
ResOlued, That we welcome with enthusi-
asm that veteran statesman, and true National
Democrat, Hon. VIM. r. KING, as candidate
for the Vice Presidency, qualified as he is for
that high office by eminent abilities, and by
his long legislative experience.
Resolued, That we heartily endorse the
Platform adopted by the late Democratic Con-
vention at Baltimore, as the embodiment of
those great principles Of political truth, first
promulgated by the immortal Jefferson, TO
which our country owes its present, and must
look for its future prosperity and greatness.
Res0Iued, That we deem it our duty and
highest privilege, to aid by every possible
effort in securing to the Democratic party a
glorious victory, of which we discern 50 sure
presage in the unanimity and enthusiasm
which characterized the nominations, and have
attended the reception Of them throughout the
Union-Ape
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

RECIPROCITY WITH THE PROVINCES. We
learn from the Journal of Commerce, that The
House Committee OF Commerce have de,
vised the following project, which they hope
will settle the fishery troubles. The outlines
of the plan are rs follows:
The bill will provide for interchange, free
of duty, between the United States and the
British American Provinces, of all articles,
being the product of the SEA, the FIELD, and
the FoREsT-the same to take effect whenev-
er the British Government shall assent to the
following measures, viz:
/. To grant to he United States the free
navigation oil the ST. Lawrence.
9. To grant also TO the United States the
free navigation of the St. John.
3. To exempt from duty the American lum.
Der shipped by st. John.
A. To open to inhabitants of the United
States in common with those Of the Proyin.
ces and of the British people the right of
taking and curing fish of every kind 10 the
same extent to which the inhabitants of the
United States enjoy ed srch right under the
articles of the treaty of 1888.
Should this arrangement be made the Brit
ish colonlsls may bring their fish into every
port of the United States duty free. 1t will
give them a large business. II will enable
our fishermen to make five dollars where
thew do Two now. 1t will enable them to
drv and cure their fish in more perfect
manner than at present, and render them
VASTLY more saIeabe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

MORE SEzUREs.-Schooner Helen Maria
Spinney, of Gloucester, was seized by British
cutter on the 26th ult., and taken into Pubnico,
because she had some fresh bait. The vessel
was not fishing, and put in for the purpose Of
obtaining supplies Schooner Northern Light
arrived at Boothbay on the 2sth, reports that
she was boarded by British cutter in the Bay
of st. Lawrence, and requested not to fish with
which was marked out in her presence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

ARoosTooK. Shepherd Cary, Esq, has been
nominated for the Senate by the Aroostook
Senatorial Convention, and resolutions were
passed to unanimously sustain him, by both
senatorial and County Conventions. The last
named Convention passed the following:
Resofgcd, That we fully appreciate the enter.
est winch the present Executive of this State,
the Hon. JOHN HUBBARD, has uniformly taken
III the welfare of this County, and the develop
ment OF its resources, and that he merits our
hearty support at the coming election.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05
"Packed" Caucuses.

The excitement among our whlg friends IN
this Congressional District for the week past,
has been most intense. In whatever town a
majority existed for any particular candidate,
the caucus was sure TO be packed, and the mi
nority shut up entirely in the selection of dele
gates. In one of the cities up river, at the
caucus for the selection of delegates on Satur-
day evening last, smart stump speaker be-
longing to the minority-the Evans faction
held the majority at bay for full hour, and
spoke out some truths that showed the wing
party TO be. in an interesting internal condi-
ton. The majority had their delegate ticket
printed as secretly as possible, and one of their
number moved 10 elect by ballot and all on one
ticket. The motion was made by former
member of Congress. Our smart little friend
of the minority opened his battery-pro-
nounced the proceedings as at variance with
usage, and charged the majority with packing
the caucus. Cries of "Uackguard," "pm him
out" "go orer 10 The l0cos.' Answer-"Y GU
can't do it-you don't put me on the gag-1
can stand here and talk as long as you can
hiss Cries of 'order, order" Answer
You don't know enough of parliamentary
proceedings to make a proper call to order.
You are set of blackguards and have called
in the free sellers and locos 10 help you cut
1t is a free country, and | shall taLt The dis
tinguished ex-member of Congress that made
the motion, understands packing cancuses.-
He had notorious hired tool out when he was
nominated, and packed every town in Franklin
County, and he has not forgotten his old game.
He tried 10 put down Daniel Webster, but he
couldn't come it, Kisses, cries, stamping,
and coats coming GJor .fght! Sundry dem
ocrats present, frightened, and looking towards
the door. The voice of our little friend heard
above the uproar. 'Im as good a whig as
any of you, and l shall be heard. You can't
put me down" Then came forth the big
truths red with sarcastic wrath, cutting with
the keenness of Damascus blade. Out they
came from orr little eloquent friend, truth piled
on truth, and all the more penetrating
ex-member Of Congress fiat on his back and
the majority much in the condition of whipped
spanels. He finally stopped short out of sheer
mercy, and the majority showed in their ticket
of seven delegates. Oh, the Cancellation and
harmony of the whig party
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-05

Democratic Mass Meeting in NeD Hamp-
shire-We learn from the Concord IN. H.
Capital Reporter, that it is contemplated to
hold Mass Meeting for New Hampshire, at
Hillsborough Bridge, sometime in August
Wrights big tent, capable of holding tea thou
sand persons, is to be procured, and distln-
guished speakers from all parts of the country
are to be present. Should this be determined
on, Old Hillsborough, the birth place OF FRANK
PIERCE, will witness gathering of the whole
world and "the rest of mankind " which j,
never saw before.