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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

Y A communication from James Gulick Fire
Company No II, relative to the purchase of
horse for said company, was read, and the fol-
lowing resolution, offered by Mr.. Stockton, was
alOnted, the rules being suspendcd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

FROM DIS. VAUGHAN and RUSH,
Bo.s Pracsieas Physeians as psll "a praggisss.
MIsHAw Ind. luns 1asf.
DR. pavs Syrup Wild Cherry and Tar of like hot hs
We think that choose Agency HF thai
Northern Indiana
FROM HARGEATT d MCGOWAN.
LSosIEa July 70, i Y.
Your Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup gives general We
time thought would order
but almost daily inquired for and hought perhaps it ~ou b.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

& GENCY OF ARBOUIN, MARETT Il co.
undo signed having been appointed
old established house OF Arbpun,
their very CoGNAC BRASniS UPON the nos
liberal TERMS 10 be shipped IN quantity
required. ld2S til S. W0f.FF IS Canps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

FAR. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND 2as.ng to ths P1he shi. ard vs9sSs re-
COLDS, etc. append and efficacy
the medicine testimonials pamphlet for
distribution the sufferers invited obtain
be that Dr. D. eminent pae.g physician Of tweYs
yesrs standing graduate of the University Pennsylvania
FROM 2R. JOHN D. MORGAN Druggist.
PfrIsBuna, jan i9, fe47s
The Syrup Of villa Cherry and Tar hiss satisfaction 70
those who have it. instance
Asthma Ohio. thnk sell st least
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

), A communication from Neptune Fire Compa-
ly No. 4, relative to repairs to be done to their
Engine house, was referred to the Fire Com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

have the last fifteen TO weakness o tGs
cough fever frequently iaid ny N sSu
inns with cough and pain and LEFT side with
mig syolep attack winch iasssa 9t nrss
hols lungs were
spit up daily half pint matter "s gres many sfaalss aas
well nulssr OF es
family psen without relief A. a was sfsEaea aeS S -
M NEST happy and sautay disease sfoTe had aken
one bottle my cough gave way night pam
In nv side and breast ths well except
ueursleis main occasionally afflicted with ae Of MY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

EHISH, OIL AND CANDLES
II 100 bbs No. MACkEREI.
100 boxes SPERM CANE DIES.
900 BOSTON SOAP.
loco gallons SPERM OIL,
1000 WHALE
so bhls. No. LARD OIL.
80 - No. TANNER OIL.
20 LISSEED
10 NEATSFOOT
nlyl, For sale by j. H. CARTER Il Co, IL Common st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

Resoi,ed That the Comptroller issue warrant the
Treasurer in hV0r Of James iulick Fire Company No H.
for hundred and eighty five dollars for the purchase
of horse for said company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

RESOLVED That the Mayor give public notice in accord
ance with the Acts Of the Legislature for the opening and
laying out Of streets squares that it is the intention
the Common Council to open and lay out Public Park
as set forth in the foregoing preamble.
Resoied That should satisfactory opposition be made
Of thereto after dine notice the Mayor il authorized to take
the necessary legal steps for the opening and laying out Of
said Park.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

Epw. W. SEwELI.
Reso!red, That the Surveyorssu to David Moore.
tractor for making wooden sidewalks in the of the
Second District certificate for onethrd of the whole Of
the work, by him completed to his satisfaction
2 Resolrcd That the transfer made by T. Whitman to
f. G Altman of his contract for the lighting with oil the
Second District be- and the is approved Of Pr0uded
security satisfactory the Finance Committee furnish
ed by said f. G. Altman, for the faithful performance
of the contract.
Resord That the adjudication of the following con-
tracts made by the Comptroller the 14h june be- and
the hereby approved OF and the referred
to the Finance Committees of both Boards.
list Section For repairs of paved streets to Patrick FOX
security =. falver for the Of $4,000 per annun.
I'd Sec For repairs etc to VIM. Ryan; security Pat
rick and r Cannody, for $4,000 per annum.
Sd Sec For repairs ETC. to jeremiah Cuggy security.
| Peter Butterfly for $500 per annum.
9TH Sec For repairs etc, to e. D. Whtc security Pc
| ter Rich, for
18th Sec For repairs etc. to Henry jackson and VIM.
Garland; securities. Messrs B. Dougart and II. McLin.
l. Resored That the Comptroller sell al auction after
ten days notice the contract for the opening and clean
ing OF Orleans street from the Metare Ridge in accord
ance with the plan and specification file in the Sur
Vcyr office The sale to be subject to the approval OF
| the Common Council
3, Rsso'red, That the contract adjudcated by the
Comptroller on the 3lst May tor the cleaning OF the fol-
lowing canals, be and they are hereby approved of.
Canal street Canal in First and Second Districts tc
Collins and Quinn.
Hagan Avenue canal in First District. to NJ Boyan
Claiborne street canal in First and Fourth Districts
| Cannody
Mr.. Stockton on behalf Of the Fire Committee
offered the following report and resolutions which
were severally adopted, the rules being suspend
| ed:
The Fire Committee to whom was referred the petition
of Eagle Fire Company No. T. reporstha the location Of
the Engine House Of said Company Old Leyee street
p6ar BienYe is not in the opinion Of your committee
nn that will enable the Company to got with promtuesa
thu etaria Of irt more particularly in day tie He,
sd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
THE G. A. ID q n A n.

ed by Mr. Martin and passed. 1G to -
Ensros~ei Bills In alteration
of act relating to defendants in actions on
Joint contracts: to diminish expenses IN tore
closing mortgages in equity; to annex parts
Of Somerset 10 Ward,boro' and Dover->cvc-
rally passed. W.
Erpor~.-Bv committee of Ways and
Means. arainst I'll! to amend sec. | !, chap
1l6. c. :. and it was dismissed: IN favor OF
bill making appropriation for statue OF Ethan
Allen. and il wa, lad on the table.
Tie Nou-" resumed the consideration OF
he bill 10 extend the Rutland amt W hitrHaI'
railroad from Ca>rlcton to Rutland and Mi
WRIGHT Of {. conrudr,l his speech again>'
the motion ro dismiss. followed b Mr. Brat
lev in favor Of the molten. After statement:
Of fact, cli,tcd hy lIcs>rs Joslin. Barlow and
Granly,. the notion Ia dismiss vas cosned
100 Ia -;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
TIE Tcmoeanoe G"estion If the Cari.al.


Mad Dow Of Portland the father of tn,
AIainr Liquor Law, h.:> uia3a au evening al
lr,.~~ - Montpelier ur-iu. tie adoption OF &,
similar ilw hy The Vermont Legislature. u.
Powers. a., i.a~ spoken upon The. >.ui,,-
anal upon the sane side. j. \. Val. oi Mont
I,li"~-r,, Preventative OF rt,. Town t,r il,. wears
l~l'au@ I-'", lr> >i,aa,u IN Opposition SO
~l.h .a~. oudva,o,in- t. ~!."w - ,.,.,.,l.>-j-
'"rin.r,i'y. ih' Christian Repository SAFE
that ,ho r. M Lord preached i sermon. Ia,
Sabbath tine olirr, OF whirh appears 10 ho
To- prove that he idea Of restraining cri,n.-~
hy law i absurd" The Repository rrndi-
ais TIM notion. AMI says the principle inrul-
cair'l WAS designed 10 bar AGAINST the ;,,!oi-
ton oi thu Maine Liquor Law. hy our Icgi>-
larnrc. The same paper adro..,,> the Law.
anl closes IL article upon NJ Lord as fol
lows:
Mr. Lord NAV he sincere in his opposition
10 thi> Jaw, hut one thing Is certain, viz: that
the liquo~->,ilin~, iiguor-ical;ng. in,cm] ..l-
anrr, aud Maine Law opposition. carried on
in this place i rapidly disgusting many OF The
members OF our Legislature and others, and
preparing the way for removal of the ,;Iii-
tol-ot the State iIou>r-to some more de
>irablc locality. We have already heard ma
ny OF the members cxpre>> their sentiments
with reference to this subject. VII thv} ,co
pie OF Montpelier be 50 blind 10 their own in.
tcrest. as to furnish ia>t grounds for the re,
moval Of the State government from lhril
midst: We shall see"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
Some OF the Means used to Defeat General
Scott.

The Pennsylvania Telegraph, published at
the capital of Pennsylvania, alludes to one
OF the prominent measures resortcd to bv the
'ocofocos to defeat Gen. Scott. 1t saws.
"Onc Of the causes of the defeat Of Gen
Scott must be plain to the comprehension of
any one acquainted with the secret game
played by the locotocos, which was to renro
sent that Gen. Scott was Catholic TO III
lrotes'ants, while they knew the Catholics
were going against him.
MS game was played all over the country
"a '"e 1'ses' Eaanncr. Circulars and hand
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Ever truly yonr friend,
DANE WEBSTER.

FWIGArIoN EY NLLAGFs-We learn
from the London correspondent of tn" New
York Commerria that from the Highlands
OF Scotland where the dcstitufion of the Gel
TIC race had attained point of chronic fam
memo les than twelve hundred persons have
been shipped sin c June. by the instrumra-
taIltv OF a society formed in Lcndon for the
purpose, In this case. tie repuynancc Of the
people to leave their homes was overcome By
arranging that the emigration should tao
place Not only in entire families, Int almost
IN entire villages. Thus the numbers have
included all o.e>, from the grandfather au,l
.rr,n..n"'nrr down 10 the nrwlv-uorn infant.
So =. - Is. ..'' =" IT,"
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THE FRENCH MONINENT.


ne ''"''' " III = nr'''''E mas "F""2''' up
Ms rf"j''' II ''''' LEGISLATURE i'r ''''''"22
iroi" '":'I' draw" from ''e treasury OF IN"
>''''''' monument L" 'I'r "''n''H "' WILLIAM
"a - l. %. '''''''''''' '=''' VINO Wa A'''''''
10y '"' "'I'' al " e>'''ii'>''f on the '''A III!
u -N'''''' ''' .'''' /" W. " M anu III
''' '''''o'''>H '''"''" inc '''''> anu me
h'->' Wa, -''o' =! me former "i'''' ''I'''''-
''- INC '-'''> VI '''' I''''' Al 'il' QUIZ 'i''>'
va ''' '.'' us "'''
"'''! "".'''''' III '''' S''''r I'M" On" :" 50
N'rrII D't.r' il"-9n'"n. shot through tn
""', FIAT he N gerrd trw days and "NlHr"L
The V""p." oi Westminster Tee con>l'!cra-
Tire interest :" hl'InG ;hl> monument "rrrt''! /:
AMI sent Mr HE|'''! :" iHr !.'2's! ';nr" i""
III" r>i"rlPi purpose 90. ':'ln!n- III ApurNr!-
anon \ tn! -r"n'in- So" was reported
ala 1850! I" ,'.' 81 reading: la; upon r.i>-
M 'h' Question ~ IL passage 4 '.l. WI
H'dr fer IT,. reading 4 The 2jh section ct tn
i'.H q i'-..S. winch = N Tire .y.oa!u-
words
''!'rrvIoH> 80 a"r lov ...u. mliytp rti,.a
~. "'''." +. J, I" &c '''>'''
b., 81. mo-. Ser, ;... -. ,l
the "'ar! would b., !: ~. collected"
! LIS oI".rA., IL = ,,uictu> Tor th, rnlr be-
M, ii least; and AIr DralI,, VIII he com
prii"d To tax his constitutional ana lr.aI lore
ioeNt1Ira' f." biil iron. The dilemma ia which
the extract places II. H. must pian some
W., !" "'' over tHI> obstacle or look 10 some
"."r' SOURCE r.: iihi~ I" rear monument {"
Tic G'''"'.! '' inc INST I""''!! TO hbrri! IN
Vermont.
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We cannot o,cr.ooh TIC precedent involved
There were o.nrr n.yr.. whn in the rarlv his
tory "t oar existence. pcri.c,! their lives in
'''''''rt o! me ri".''> OF the settlers, as We.
: II III. ''">' '' liberty generally. HE
'''' % ''' '''' '''e'' r'l''e> IN The "!a 'uriaI
ground n harrington. The ,lao winch marks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20

lLLIN"Is,-The locotocos in districting H.
lnolS for the election of Congressman so cut
up the State as to make every district contain
majority for their party, In the recent e.
lection OF members of Congre>s-the same
day as the Presidential election-four Whi~>
We're elected, and it is probable fifth sue
eerds- This is but just upon the injustice of
the locofocos in di>trictin. the State, and it
shows that, though defeated by trcachcry and
other causes IN the east and south. the Wings
at the west made encouraging advances.
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lTESDAY, Nov. l6.
EngroSscd Bill.-To repeal sec
TO- chap. 81: passed

lFESpAY. Nov. l6.
EngroSsed Bill.-To repeal sec.
10, chap. 50: passed.
Reports.-By Mr. Howe. from the commit
tee on elections. lavorabv to the bill to in
corporate the Irasburgh hotel CO.: 81 reading
ordered BY Mr. Bates, from the commit
tee on banks. tavorabIv to the bill to inror
io!atc the Bennington Savings Bank. with
an amendment which was aarced to. and the
bill was ordered to 81 reading. By Mr.
seymour. from the Judiciary Committee. ia
vorablv to the bill relating to the establish
mcnt OF town and county lines. with amend
mcntS. which were agreed to- and the bill was
ordered 70 81 reading. By Mr. Scvmo,r
from the Judiciary committee. favorably ia
the bill relating to the establishment of town
and county lines. with amendments. which
were agreed to and the bill was ordered to q
81 reading.
The Senate took mp the consideration of
the bill relating to witnesses: the amendment
proposed by Mr. Seymour. 10 strike ont the
first section Of the bill. providing that parties
in suits may testify, was opposed by Mcs>rs
Hale, Martin, Bailey Of LamoIlc favored bv
Mcs>rs Goodhue aud Seymour: amendment
agreed to, and the bill ordered to Sd read
inc.
The Jill relating 20 division fences was Ia
ken ny. favored by Nrssr> Buck and Harvey.
opposed by Mcssr> Seymour. Blake. Goolhue
and Bailey Of Lamn:ilr and rcicrt.d
Mr. Seymour called up the bill! relating to
proceedings aoain~; trustees; the h;ll wa ia
Ne1f:h' Nes>T~ :, ,u.oGr ard Bloc, opIo.-
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Sr>Arr.-TLy House lin. ,,.,,,;,., =, ...
lions o d. .rnr,,.. and IN :,
chap - e. :. r.r,,;n,, f., ,n,,,.. ,...lf,..
were each read tltr 3I time and n,>..1 il
concurrence
Reports iy I.r >o,n,our. from the .jnd.
cary committee. ,''orai'y to the til in T.
m"n|H"nt % SEQ -. chap l0I. {. :: rc1d a
81 nm" and 'aS>'-', rs Nr i'a',' from The
same co'nn''t'"", ta'oroh'y i" III" It'll relating
To Aic.ndl.i..a .'cl:>. with al amendment tie
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Legislature Of Vermont
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. i


,, f'H ~ VA - !; WV t..a,
., -, WI ,,.,it,. >"
INV ''''''''. ''' y" - IA ''' IT..
','' "'' ~ wv 80 l''. CIV
'h1i'' Hh'.' D. WIFI d" "'','
m"ndinrnt wa l@rrch TO- anu III" 90 'c"'''"2
ordered. -! VIZ '''''lHt, i''i' '.''' '''''','''
tee "n h"a;I' '3'l'>' ,'''' III "'''''..''' - ,''
~ {. :, r''an"G % iA2h"a!>' 81 ,c" '.i
refused, u! Nf f''''',''"i' Ii'iI 'I!'
~ committee, h"'h>' IN Qua Ft'''''- ~ '.'
Tee, "' jurors D1'"F, j",trc courts 'n' p'''
Wa HnPp'f'"" " Wy -,'"'''n. :, o?i''s''! oH
Mc,,r- hal.H % ''.''!'''' '''' i'.''''H u ~
moi!'' ana - 81 '''",'''| I''",,''
VII woo. ''''S cane" up '''' '''' ''"''''- ~
'H' r'H!e''' .,i '''' Vi 80 ''' =, w u,
iHhd; Tie ~! VS. "f'f'''' ~ vi -h1i '''' .
rr''u 'hr - 'I."1 am l''>'y" ea' % nay
J. go, -,
f.n2rn'-r "i'.. - !i!'"' '''%'I '''' i>'"'''
roma A",H:Lt mop co. Yea" 'lc ~ ''''
anh pissed.
Ny stevens ';''!'" o' Inc ''Ll present :
The Sian" ''d went u potatoes me "lo'''i'
=" reconsider IL" >''e ai?tin@ the a'i'e''',
.npni., n.,:h" M >iaAdiHi weight @, beans al
- lr''',...~ an! pea: 4. ." l"u""'. was lt'of-
e.: -. u" ''.,'',, ;''' "2rrr,t IT, VIZ iI"hv
n"Nc" t" ''n'nd u" 1nirnihrh'' 80 IL - nN
ii4c H';:4''i'''d "ri@"i oi hrH"> at t." Po""''
.:d 49," aonr dir>">'"A '''' i'Gi'on VIA I"'
VI" h'''Ar "''',' ;" ~ 10 IN "e "t'-"' q,
h'1'I 4 I"''''>'',''' ',,' ''',','' ~ ,,t'
"''' ''''' "''' - ''' "''> ''.' '''' '''''
UNI, anu l'S,'''
ljt't : l. ''I"'i t>.--b N ou'llC1dlN tUn;G''
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>u \, ~
"'>'" "'''' Il ! WAY '"'' II -
- anu
the '"'''"''''
lhi' h'">' I''> "''' '>'''"' us ''""'
"''i'''"> ''''" ''N'''' NV ''''' "c' '''''''
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'N'' "'"' ''''' ~. '' ,''
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"'-''' '''''' '".'''''' Vs. Nv ''''''t
nance j ~ '''>''''''"e '"l"'r'"'" ~ '''
lh'">"'''H :" >'''''i'>. "''' go g
rfa""''''H' '.'' ''''N '''''''- ~ W.
~ o. 'h' P''''''''''''''' wax '''''''' ''''
the ""F'H viii ever ne ''''e'''c''' ''n'' ~
NJ! i"n"i"-. ." my o'''' ''''''>' u. ''''S I
sPcct.
i'"'N'"!' wv ~ '"' '''' ~
moment - :. NJ WITH q 'ca''''''' -" jus,
hrc"N'"" "'' my eye sweeps ii ~ ''''''
REID "f ~" acres ~ NE '''' VI H. " '''''
oi n'''r ~. sec P'''" MAJ "'' 2'''' '''''
dr>'."A''n1 me PAGES ""''e ''I'''' '''' ''''-
or my mother my o'''"'' 'o>'P"' anu '''
sisters M'h''ao''' -''''"''' "'''' VA II 2''','
Scripture names, inherited from '"ci' "f'-
tan ancestors.
Ny father, thenezer Webster was por'
NJ Kingston, IN the lower p'r' OF the >'a''''''
q" III" h'ndFoni'>' man ever sa".cN''l'
my brother Ezekiel, who appeared 10 me-
and 50 does he now sr"n 70 me- n" very wv
est h'inIa" form 'A'' ever ! ''''' NY VII
saw h'm IN his conn IA "h''' 'o' ''','' 4
''''"''' '''''N ''''''i'''>''' ~,
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VI. ,.,,
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'''' "'' ~ quay
one I'll 'He '">' years Vi "'S'''''e'' '"''''''
N''"''"'' was making NAY WIKI IL, ''''''''
Just where no" see u remaining t''' 'r'"'
about the middle OF the afternoon. he Hon.
Abel Foster, NJ L.. who lived IN Canturhu-
~, SIX miles Oft called Al the house, and came
man, College learned, and had been a minis
ter. but was not a pcrson of any considerable
natural powers. Nv father was his friend
and suooorter. lie talked awhil, in th,
field and wont q, ", way \ybe, no was
como ,., f,.hsr c,lI.I ma 70 hin, and w., sot
dow, on , b,v cock hcnc,,b tho chm II.
.a;d ..,,,. so,, ,,,,, :. ,vor,L, bo :
,,ou,,or of co,cro,s y. coos 70 ph;,,a.,,,;,
and oo,s civ d,,ll,rs Inv Yh1. 7 toll GRO
I, ;s h.o.,s. no ,,d ., .1rc,,;on wh,,
,,o,er had fIh,d hat his o,rlv .1uratior
.hon,d h,v. hoe, !, pL;la1,lnl;, in his ,laco
came r.ar T. a. # was put missed ;t.au,
now mu~ work here" MY dear father.
said I. .vou shall not work. Brother and
will work for YOU, and wear our hands on,
and You shall rest'-and remember 70 nav
cried-and | CRY now at the reco!lection.-
My child" said he, 1T is OF no imrortAnc
to mel now live but for my children
could not give vOur elder brother the adva,
tagcS Of know icdn", but can do SOm"thn
for Won Exert vour>rlt.-improye Your OF
acknowledgements when ! al
gone Won will not need to 60 through tn
harlships which have undergone. and whic
havc made me an old man before nv time. -
TN" next Nav he took me 10 Exeter
the Phillips Exeter Academy: PLACED III
under III" tuition of it, excellent prcccpto
DR.. benjamin Abbott sill living
My father died IN April. 1906. neltE,
't'' iii'h nor 'orSooN hl'n' Wy onenln- a
him. closed his ewes III this very house.
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accustomed 20 place confidence, accompanied
each ship. and the whole experiment was con
Quoted more in the German fashion than la,
been attempted on any other occasion.
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Inc >l''f''.> = "-'~. .- ...-
way~ h'-rn rra,'e l:l-,.....
Ell tie >a.Er'.-'-- ara f....-...r
war >h"n!d rora~. '..fl.. r..
family, and. ',r-.-
which D" la- rr.....r F..
Oh /" 'ir'a~r l--,-
than that "'i !.,-..,.s ...-.-
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UTrSD,N Nov II

Si.NATr.-R"por>.- BY Mr. Miller, from
the committee on tdura'l"n, against I'M re-
Latino to tn" school, fund: 81 rralin. rofu>''+
by Wiz S'"n'. from tn" -'mr committee, a
.I''s' "l'' 'oT ,"' nrnIh' .. '"n"'"n Schools
5u ita'''"2 relM.ed' h! -Hr ''r>'h' ;r"'" the
c"'nhI'cc vi ''I."''tc, S!.'l>' ,h' OH rr""-
mo t'I I It' ,er. ,,,>',' 81 ''' ,,,r ~ III
"rS 'or po'''''hG l''>'"'',') Oh ''''''. re-
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FROM W WASHINGTON.

GrN. fITE'E-THT FIIlHU>IiERs-t:fN
SroTT.
Correspondence oil the \. \, Tribune
WAsHINGToN. Thursday
Nov. IL. 1852
An intimate personal friend of Gen. Pierce
who came recently from Boston, SAYS the Pres
ident elect will not entertain the subject of
the distribution OF spoil> even with hi> partic-
ular friends shat he has not made up hi
mind at all what course of policy h. shall
pursue, and has not and viii not make any
Indication thereof for the present Meantime
the tillbu>tlcrs are making rcat for a de-
scent on Cuba As soon as the present admins
tration goes ont. They expect Dougia, To
take the department of State and do the Di-
thlngis quite certain, they have plenty of
money and a snilicicncy OF men and mu>kctS
They have reliable information from the Is
land, and $40 men-Cuban rcfin@ceS-tor pi-
lots, who know respectively every part of the
coveted country Intimately They had bet
ter not fall into the hands Of the present adj
miniStration.
The statement that Gen Scott attributed
his defeat to the Herald was so ar">Sv absurd
as to excite 10 notice here. 1t was only IN
tented by the er-.>enatoriN correspondent Of
that paper to lift it out of the mirc and filth
into decent association. Gen. Scott never
reads it, and never aIludc> to it, and could
not, il he wished express the loathmg which
he feels for everything connected herewith
Ills proud form was never Iaort erect, nOy
his caeie eve b-iohts. than !; : .cl.v Ii
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TESTIMONIAL TO GOV. PAINE.

The individuals employed "Pcn the Cen
tral Railroad. or large number OF them,
made GOV. PANE, President Of the Corpora
ton. handsome present on the 18th, as ii
testimonial of their regard for him personally,
and OF hi, wisdom, fidelity ami importantly IN
the administration Of the affairs of the Road.
The present consists of ii service OF silver
Plate ot Tx. ,a'uc Of ab1ut six hundred dol
lars. The ceremony ,ock place at the North
field House. Gov. Paine was addressed hy
T. T. Walton. ir chairman. IN a fitting amt
feeling manner, and upon receiving tie Git
the Governor malc al appropriate reply; at-
ter which Ice In, tied the company Ia rartahc
OF d rrpa>t prepared ''y Mr. ROGERS, keeper OF
the HOUSE i..rrc are nine piece OF the
Ilatc-an urn, bowl. six .nblctS and salv"r
We are really CAD % hcar d, this Transaction
--giad because We see in il evidence that IA"
arduuu, lahor> OF the President OF the Rnad
in the treat and almost h"rculcan enterprise
OF constructing II, are property appreciated
hv hi associates. and furthermore. believe i
is due 10 the man. The worf: OF >upcrim-
tending the construction OF the Central. with
Inadequate means 10 bonn with. was sufficient
to apral alln"> any man III the outset: and
cu,l>iucrim. al the circumstances. 1t i IA won
der that ii ever WI, done Scarcely any 9th
or m,.u than Coy. Pam" would have been
>urc,s>ii.l MANY. We are aware. have tnun'i
fault with him. accusing him OF errors If moth
me- more They ought first to find another
lnaa who you! have done 20 much and noi
have mad, thrice as many mistakes as he has
}.,.iorv ilndiu- iau'l with him. We are Lad
we rcpeat. Gov Panc's efforts in behalf OF
the Central Railroad are appreciated, and
hope he may long live to behold the work
Of his hands, and their fruits increasing Il
bless the Stat and the public generally,
81. juiiN>EUEN ACADEMY The IA
term OF school "A; tbs Institution closed q,
Friday, the 18TH. On the day previously an,
the forenoon OF tha; tay. the doors Were open
ed for the public 10 witness a review. by tn
pupil>,o the principal studies pursued hy then
during the ;,gIn. The afternoon OF Frida-
Wa devoted TO prizr speaking by males an.
compositions /, females. There were t.
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say. If ,n,; wish to find an intelligent man.
Just look ior on" with features 50 rou"h tina,
they might Tie hi> face for nutmeg graf