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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

G- Our neighbor of the,Ssar Is In extaciea7o-
yer communication in hislpaper, signed by F.
WILLIAMS, and he exultingly claims that ssit
shows how egregiously the Commissioners
erred in entertaining for moment, the project
of erecting new buildings" Well, it may show
that to the mind of our neighbor, but Mr.. w.
neither says intimates any such thing, while II
is admitted that he says in conversation with the
Editor of the Star that can expenditure OF from
four to eight hundred dollars might be needed.
Now, as we have before stated, the Commission
ers in visiting this institution, to ascertain what
might be needed, acted at the request of the Di-
rectors thereof, all of whom, we believe, unite in
the opinion that the buildings are utterly made
quate for the purpose for which they are employ
ed. This was the opinion of the Commissioners
upon inspecting them, andis the united voice of
every one with whom we have conversed,who has
inspected the premises, our neighbor of the Star
and his endorser excepted. If Mr.. w. intimates
that the buildings are sufficient, it may serve to
satisfy our neighbor that he has done right in at
tacking the Commissioners and utterly misrepre-
senting their action, but we mistaken if it
furnishes any justification in the mind of the pub
lie for that attack. The only steps ever taken
by the Commissioners in reference to erecting
new buildings, were taken after they had been
advised by competent mechanic that itwould be
a waste of money to undertake to repair the old;
and then only such as were necessary to ascer-
tain what might be the expense of erecting new
buildings. Yet the Star made it's descent upon
Them, representing that they were squandering
the public money in the dark, that they had de-
termined upon erecting new buildings, without
consulting the people, &C., &C, all which was
untrue, and only designed to create false impress
sions in the public mind; and now he brings in
this one-sided statement of Mr.. w. to justify his
course. We call this statement one-sided and
partial because, while it is particular to state the
number, size and age of the buildings, even down
to the smoke and ash house, and while hint is
given as to the number oflodging rooms, no init
nation is given as to the number of inmates
than from 20 to 80. aside from the family of the
Superintendent, can be accommodated; and yet
we are told that the number required to be accom-
modated is from 40 to 50 and at times over the
highes of these numbers. So far, then, from this
statement justifying the deduction of the Star on
the subject, if verifes what the Commissioners
learned from the Directors, and what was con-
frmed to them by actual observation; and that
they did nothing more than their duty and hu-
manity required of them.
Our neighbor puts on altogether too many
'airs'' and gives himself too much consequence
for having "headed off, what the Commissioners
never contemplated doing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

WING STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Ye esterday was the
day fixed for the meeting of the Wing State Con-
vention, at Columbus, to nominate candidates for
State officers. As yet we have heard nothing of
the result of its deliberations Whether they have
endorsed the Free Soil candidates, or such of
them as are of 'swell known whig proclyites,' as
is urged by portion of their party press, or
whether the party has received its new christen-
ing, as determined upon by some but strongly op-
posed by others, we have not learned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

body has fixed on the second Monday of March,
for its sine die adjournment. No Legislature has
ever in the same length of time performed so great
amount of labor. The volnme of laws passed
last winter exceeds in size, any two volumes OF
proceeding sessions, the number passed this win
ter will be equally large, exclusive of the Code
bill which of itself comprises two hundred and
sixty pages.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

0EF The Star last week paid a deserved COM
pliment to DR.. B1GELow, our Representative in
the Legislature. The DR.. is not among the noisy
speech-making members of that body, but when
ever and wherever he is called upon to act he
does so promptly and with fidelity to the high
trust committed to him. No county is more faith
fully represented than this in both branches.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

GA fire broke out in the dwelling house of
Mr.. Salmon Carter, about three quarters of a
mile north of this village, on Sunday evening, ,and
before it was extinguished considerable damage
was done. The fire originated in wooden fire.
board in one of the chambers, from which it COM
muncated to the lath, and before it was suppress
ed had burned through the roof This should be
warning against the use ofwooden fre-boards.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23
Cabinet Rumors.

The special Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald of the 18th inst, states that a
letter has been received in that city from Gen.
Pierce, in which he says his entire Cabinet is
formed, and proceeds to give the names fol-
lows, which requires confirmation:
Caleb Gushing, of Mass, Secretary of State
A. G. Flagg, of N. Y, Tecretary of the Treas
ury.
4. f. Stockton, of N. J., Secretary of the Navy
Jefferson Davis, Of Miss, Secretary of War.
J. c. Dobbn, of N c., Secretary of the Interior.
r. McClelland, Of Mich, Postmaster General.
J. Campbell, of Penn, Attorney General.
The above is the latest Cabinet rumor how near
correctjt is a few days more will determine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

HEALTH OF Hon. VIM R. KING.-The Wash
ington letter to the Journal Of Commerce, of Feb
rnary 18th, says:
The health of the Vice President elect is so
far recovered that he will probably be here to oc-
cupy his own house, instead of giving it up, for
some time, as was supposed, to Gen. Pierce"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23
Death of Gov. Lucas.

Ex-Governor ROBERT LUCAS died suddenly al
his residence near Iowa City, on the 7th inst, al
the age of IS years. He was Governor of Ohio
during the controversy between this State and
Michigan. an Afterwards he was appointed Cover
nor OF Iowa while it was territory, where he
has since resided 49,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

RAIL ROAD RIOT 8, MURDER.-Between 20 and
80 of the Rail Road hands at work in Clinton, in
this county, got into drunken row, few days
since, which resulted in the death of one of their
number. We have not heard the particulars. A
coroner's inquest was held and verdict rendered
accordingly. The parties implicated were arrest
ed, we learn, and some of them committed
Summit Beacon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

THAaKs.--E. HILLYER, Esq, formerly of this
county, now member ofthe Wisconsin Assem-
bly,, has our thanks for Reports of the Superin-
tendents of the public institutions of that State.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

MARKET ITEMs.-There appear to be but little
"change'' in our market Rain, t:steady''-Water,
"rising' g''-Mud, about to the suspender buttons
Groceries, no change-Brandy Suckers "falling'
I-Brandth pills, ''active"-Mint Juleps as before
quoted have still downward tendency.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

The remaining amendments were agreed to.
Int Senate on the 18th, the President laid
before that body the annual report Of the Treas
urer of State, ordered to be printed.
In the House, Senate bill No. 2os, the code
bill, was under consideration until it adjourned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

" 1t appears by the late report of the officers
of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, that there were in
that institution, on the 18th of November last 26
persons insane from Spirit rappings,' and %
from Religious anxiety"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

o. Two important bills have lately been intro
duced in the Legislature of Pennsylvania-one to
prevent colored persons from acquiring resi-
dence in that State, and the other to prevent fugi
tives from. labor in other States, and manumitted
slaves from settling in Pennsylvania.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

The EXEMPTION B1LL.-The House has passed
bill repeating that part of the tax law of last
session which exempted 5000 of personal proper
ty from Taxation. Everything must now be tax,
ed eucert churches, &C., specially exempt. We
presume the Senate will concur. 1t will increase
the basis of taxation probably fifty millions of dol
lars.-,State Journal.
And why not tax churches Why exempt
them any more than a Masonic Hall, Odd Eel.
lows Hall, or Blacksmith shop?
All of them may be for the public good, but let
each person Judge for himself, and, not by ex-
empting church, indirectly tax the remainder OF
taxable property. Let there be no special eremp-
t'ons but make all property bear its proportion OF
public<burthen. B.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

0J The temperance bill failed on its passage
on Thursday. AS usual in such cases, it re-
considered, and has yet the breath in it. But it is
evident, from the vote, that no bill of the kind
generally the friends of the Maine Law are salts
tiod with Rush's bill which is the one now on its
passage.-State Journal.
The Temperance Bill was defeated by vote oi
38 for it, to 42 against it-but subsequently Myers
Montgomery and Allen, who voted against it
moved reconsideration. Whether it will sue
ceed on the next ballot is uncertain, but with a
majority of only four against it, and two of them
wavering; the friends of the cause have every
reason to encourage them in presevering. B.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

GT An overland train for California, is tc
leave st. Louis on the first day of April
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-02-23

Resolutions have been introduced into the
Louisiana Legislature in favor OF. the annexation
of Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09

e. Mr Geo T. Greene has been sleJts1
6eifgstA 70 re.resent the La sv7i- ryp1-rsps
Union II the ennbL rTiaterg HgtO1si C3ayest Tt'-i
~. be bella at Piib tbs i'st Mir31y n hsY Fls
j. the third time VI beieve th.. NJ o Nv h.5tre hlso-
# rpTesenrg tire Uoisn OF THIS city the Ssons, Con
ye-tlon.
~ The cargo Of the steamer Charleston,
sunk At Rsins Sss 0od epossssd princiosiy Of Dry
very considerably.
~ The Grant County Herald. published in
the fourishng village Of L.ncsster th4 Comfy sat OF
Grant County tWis announces the fact that liquors
sold IL tia; village.
~ A Delegation from the Stookbridge In
diana consisting OF their chief. JOAN w Chimney and TOO
three Of the tbe have been TO Madison ( 70 urs.
the Of he State TO their remaining their lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
" The Cincinnati Commercial of the 9Th

~ The Cincinnati Commercial of the 9Th
gives an illustration of what steam can do after this
vice.
Yesterdsy about II O'Clock M cylinder boiler work.
ing % boring furnace in the Licking Iron WORKS ex
pded with ueineod violence Three little boys who
Robert Towers james Morris whose p,rents rds on
Snthst btie d.tsnee east Of Greenup, in Covinyon
we're dresdfuy and II 10 thought fatally injured. Tires
en 1t wert near the boiler seriously hurt One
alderman wh0se could not learn and the others
sse named Timothy Linch and Patrick Murray. 1t 10
aoushf that these mon will recover large number of
as basds struck with fragments Of bricks spn
nn bot none Others than those named considered in
A.ssruu hae.
re bos which produced such dis,s4rous consequences
vs psde Ci Pitsnrgh Ton aud had not been in
an eighteen months 1t supposed that the accident
snsod b. defective head in the boiler The engineer
" Jshs Bryant had just shut off portion Of the water
~ hs steam not unusually high. The boiler lay east
~ west; the head to the west way aud the steam
aed cut this instant the eastern end of tue boiler
~ sSsryed 10 rise 1.-THE spectators say gradually
AZ Il hytenings with irresistible pswer aad in moment
49, - terrible shock and the roou was filed to suHo-
800 th lust and steam. When this cleared Of it was
uri hat chimney stack had been thcOwn down, aud
s tie boiler bad passed out of the building sbiverng in
iosu,ue two large and solid oaken beams Several per-
81 sns that they observed il strike in the Licking nyey
psu hs bank opposite the foundry distance OF about two
ldrsd ards The bricks OF the furnace had been BY the
rfsps and intense heat partially fused, aud rendered
INA Iss this shat red into nnunersble fragmsns
s,pdre Of which perforated the sheet iron roof making
cek DE great sieve. while others were strown thicky
vonderhl that 30 few persons were injured. The
gts were in full operation and OF hands engaged
= m usrs of the establishment. Several with whom We
evrrud made ESCAPES quite extraordinary. Two masons
n ~ dime OF the explosion at work IN the ssh hole
II he very furnace which heated the poeI ~ rs almost
mcuons that they not torn to atoms but their nJu-
es are very slight The bser, and rosss oil bricks that
vsal veish tun grazed their heads. To person who
d. amid the ruins and cons&ers the circunstances 1t Is
ss.s;ns Thai dozens of men were not killed outright.
IN WORKS are not materially injured All necessary re-
r that business may go on Will Do IN de In rev osy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
Things In PbiIadelpbia.

NrttsI'PoelFt o. ILsN y TF3tns-
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 9. 1853.
During the week ending yesterday. 1885
'uns Of coal were shipped by schuylkn Canal and
a. 1876 tuns were transported ON the Reaiing Railroad
On Wednesday morning Officer John Hen
derson, of the Marshss Police handed over 70 the au
hoiues OF roughheePss William Carpenter, arrested
in this city tho charge of burglary The urisoncr
was accompanied by hb wife aud child, he being hand.
cufed In passing the North River from Jersey civ 70
Sew-fork, Carpenter made 40 effort to jump into the
Tho wife also made like effort and appeared deter
mined On sehdesruction. Carpenter IL Is understood
.tsDds charged With other robbees In Poughkeepsie
Mr.. John Verzin, for many years a merchant
yerzn was much respected
Spring, the murderer, will be sentenced to.
morrow week.
The weather today is lovely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
DIHD.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
WULIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

School BOARD or FHAScE.-An adjourned
s.ins of lie members Of this Board bed on Thar
CAV evening Which tie following ApP7.pnsnus iof NJ
Tiia Wagd were made t. sshefs wages = 80 BOOKS Ana
sf,fcEsry Al ee. fuel So; repairs Of ssooi h,asss
so s.sfy OF JA.tor st rent o. primary school 80
.ri,rr- G5r new -chool bouse, e2o; mars sHd Other
hol srIsra.us ere; sAAry Of Librzin elec; hbrAry
rop~v eo1tlEEeut sNF-nses t9ch "a Inslf1Lce'l
SO. L-o1ard .. assessaasHt, SID. IOtA, Slim
IIcyrsK-The Commissioners OF Excise
,--.,, aurirr WEDNESDAY Thu-s-sy Gnd frGAy, ls u
e.nses or whicA 1910 were received
VurKp AsERIcANs-A new Chapter. called
H. s.,hAn Hail. No. u. ilstigsted on Ih9Estay
s,euinz o. which EDMOND Tea ~As ehoss1 casosn-
NKwrows-0n Tuesday last, az the tom
I'm, a ke~toxu IL voted taaG 8 80 BE I-sed iog
~. ,srpori OF The PoO< During the past ys.z ~ O'e
90 her receipts ese 49, sprgprte6 . oossto
,cs u0uns IL snsieri 6una oGnd ard 500 vas apPr0
prated = Joseph Co!seA see0Pense iof nJere 80 10
rfvse while tbs 6schxFse u ms d1Fss - C0rsrAote
70 The following named persons have re-
s-sSes lie appointments Of Dock masters n Opens
Cor,fx: Dava Miller kns-sh kl-s Wa Psy1i<r, Drlea
ka. and John L Boyd, Astoria
BrKsLARY.-The house Of Jacob Fowler, 81
gs,tora ~as broisn opeE . 80 slshs sDse, Al s-s1
80 "a sotAs1s .zeS.flnz - s5O- 80 va sS<--
Ne Give 70 ne thieves hss yet Seen 0osAlsed
IL Mr.. sxsekhanmer, the Naval ASent
80 .pOu he d.ea2se Of ne esrss OfiAs Once ys's
@st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
FRIDAY. April s-rM
There was better feeling in Stocks TO-DAY.

lttic was otNhSA aCtuoA Va NsNnS tVuoys
with more activity Nearly all the fsucl-s are besses.
Rr,e advanced y cent Harlem v cent: Hsisaa
River. I p cent The greatest advance In Mo-
witch which was active, and advanced , y cent osths
RATES Of yesterday morning. closng aztec the SecoaA
Board at sol buyer 10. This rise, suppose. d coo
sequent upon the arrangements which being msAs
in regard to connections and the boat service. The
y cent and Carey was firm at II In NicsrAgss shsss
was very little done. but the market IA arm The pro
MUM Stocks we'll held especially the Ceusra
line Of roads through this State In Bonds there ws
fair business at steady prices
In Exchange the market Is firm but not a.
tive Sterling Is 9sSl for good snd first eia~ bss.
Frsncs Sl6i eal3l with something doing. mo ssp-
Ply Of bills Is fair.
Fregtts are dull. To Liverpool, 1000 bblA
Flour 26a2i9 Grain, 81 aid 600 or 100 bales Co
ton 5l6d and ld for Sea Island 400 bbis Resin w.
To London and Hsvre there Ia nothing Of Importance.
To Hamburg 1890 bbs Resin sl6; 100 tuns Logwood
2Ol To California and Australia there 10 not msoh
movement
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury we're
| slis 80; Payments, s657 1876 Balance. ts,sis.asS
OF the payments, $4,000 was transfer Of silver 10
the Mint.
The relief in the Money market continues
to be felt on call and operators dnd but little difficulty
in carrying stocks Paper does NOT improve. and hsst
class names pass at 7d9 y cent for short dates.
Mr. Draper sold at auction to-day, the FOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1858

thss n , bad ct tAi tine sincc hcs tsssSnssed ey
h CoEri as Cc-ssi COR ne prsoncr 70 P-spsse ss
dsiou-e and thsy c,sv-d ttss vs,e~ses coa % pro
tuced prove tsst pSisccer sslecs G, insanity tne
osse va =; e anal THURSDAY Aprn siss int
Herry Type. known a. &" Dutch Hsory indicted On
charge Of ustemc1nor for ses-srg srs u NJ Richard
RoDsine's haru. Rsin~yv3ls. not long s.aoe. IN
which bcrsss ,rA cattle were consumed. was iJana
gully yesterday AMI sentenced she State Prison TOO
sterm Of SIX years
THF CORPORATIONS The Finance Commit
tee tbcr1ed tn borrow 90 sr ~ us sf the C,gy
psyshe n,onhs ard eCbrsirE interest s>et
ne the rate Of per ceat per ssaEn- Thr-. han ~
collars have hsea spPrnPrs 70 I've psymeat OF Cealse
es and OTTER expenses incident 70 suits law 70 wscA
the Csfy q party.
TIE fpencisl coucexns hei-g iucrorel " bsekeS the
Committee Finance have heen Instructed 70 emphoT
coupeteu pess>n then up fhe plsns and spsct
6esfioos 81 the School Board relative tire scheosata
in the Third W ard sAoptsd By the CITY with ths
provs-thst the estimates Of sAs not exceed
kil.5ce.
DKcLNED.-Henry f. Insley. the candidate
for Mayor Of the Tsnpcranc- folks has declined in tAs
following words: Bsinr aware Of the desire Of cor
eirxenS generally - express ~ the coming election.
then sdheson rres-rt invaluable system sf ?nse
schoss-i beg leave 70 decline" nc
DRowykD.-A man named Patrick Murphy
w,s accidentally drowned Trentou in the feeder near
the Wtnew ct. bridge, on "Wednesday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
Connections Eiectiop-.' Where - Rarnume',
To os Eddo' Of Tas n. Y. TSEbss<.

SIR; Ire Heratd oftO-dsy, While prematurelv
eSuinng over what IL eiiior faIssiy ~ .o, 4, hear,
gmpn o. fnfn az the ate electon 10 this stare il ar
ucuiafiy desirous 81 Knowing ef.i hss b-c1ro. Of
Bsrsn' Pe'm't nc 70 inform the eitor 4 ia. orip.
hst nave been very b'sily engaged IN coeetin, re-
turns on me election and tbs. SIN happy 20 say the
,tuI sh'ne uat Connecticuf has elected H1ias Lar
House Of Rcprcseniotttes b. Aands,,s .ao;or;, N
Senate which ~ill have disposition 10 ress, th- s;lI
Of me people 8" empbat'esiy exp essed by Opposing
sncn ffonioitory Liquor Law a. the Assembly NAV
enough 10 suppose that the Dsnaocra,i, senate vyIi
tor monent object TO submitting the question "a the
people There "a very fair prospect that the good
nme whioh hss been 90 long IN coming" has nearly
suived- How does The Herald Ike it,
,,.,. 80, Truly yours, T. BARSUs
bsa'stdn, IN Connecticut" April g. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
L. S. CIRCUIT COURr-Befors Judge NELSON
Tyler and P-nde'ou a.t Edward J. Hyde, rhos. Shl-
COURT or APPEALS.

ALHANN Ibursay, ApfiI 7, ~
No AZ Mohat, appellant, agt. Wood and
another, respoudents Judgment affirmed by default. IL
X selden sci for respondents
No. ~ AyTaat and another ~pondent. Blmef sp
pclant Argued N. Hill, Jr, to. appellant Js Weed.
H.. for respondents
No IS. Amts respondent sgt PECK and others, apple
l1nts Submitted. Berry K Seldeu counsel.
No 10. (Reseryed) Lester appellant ast levitt respon
dent Argued. Hiram DEMO iOr appellant Henry X Se-
den for respondent
No lSS C'ason appellant Agt Cer-y respondent. Sub
miIted n. Howar Jr counsel
No. So CaHbel sppssnt,sEt Perkins and other, respoa
dents Argued n Hill, ir for appellant Samuel A Foot
and VIM Barnes foI respondents
No 81 Ward, resi- oodent agt Whitney and Others sp
prllsBts Argued Augustus 4. Smith Ot appellants
b Cut,ingfo respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
MARRIED..

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
NEw,JERSEY ITEMS
V,,re-TAe Ease Of Wm. Kating

CAsr o. KATEG--Ihe ease OF " m- hatLhs'
iraic,sd o the charge Of numbering Mary " Sre one
q. he Two murdered Children Of I1noeay y Snsn. u
w.ssing,oa Township, va< brought up yesterday
rersirs. N TIE Bergen County C0an Of Oyef 40
T-rzirer. Judge Greer presh4ns. Counsel ior Dc
vr.,Oner. Nj POEss0r, a HaeSsasAek- AID NJ End
i-x q Newark asked 70, ne POS Ponaeut Of me case
Er. few days Tse yr0aa4s Q. TIER s2PiesSl'o we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-09
COURT OF CENTRAL SESSIONS Before Judge
BEsEg and AlssrDsn WAED .nd DsssAs.
COURT CALENDAR


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