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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
Rrcrprlos or GOVERNOR ssyxous, or Cossso.

RrCrPrIos or GOVERNOR SSYx0uR, or COsSs0
rIcuT At ALsAsr-Gov Seymour u Conn STOUT, was
last evening" his arrival by the train from the
Ea,t In manner becoming his position and bis eminent
civ 10 Military services national salute greeted bin
frsu this eide be alshsd from the the other
and during the pssesse the ferry boat soroe the rvss
Artillery. Captain Fre4endail and BY Engine Company
No o, who were out In uniform and With torch =
Gov seymour being conduo tad to cpen barsuobe
.seorted by the ARTILLERY through Broad wy State and
Eagle streets to The Executive Maasion-thc drcmsn
with torches enladiDs tho bart uche tho way. De-
fore asbting Gov Sey tendrrsd his aokno ssdss
mep1 briefly aud happily, IN the military and aremen
for tho timex psstet honor q tho reception Ths whole
ssir was esrried eut In . highly creditablo to
the military and areasn who nnittd In this dsnonss
ton IN homer Of the sistinsuihsA guest ALBANY drgus
jan 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

FEE DAMP EyPLosros--LOss OF LrFE--
fegret Learn that explosion Il are damp took place
In Mr. p. Pogsstys celhery, At West Wood, Monday
lat burning eight persons several opy slightly, bat
three badly cf whom, Mr. Tkemas Wash has since
died. Two others. by the name Of Schmidt burnt
very seriously. Tbs explosion, We learn ed by
sheer carelessrsssthe eoery had been worked
several days and while In the act Of cleansing the breast
Of the Il al cir that bad collected . COMMON lamp
taken directly into the current Of foul air which caused
tho pxpl0sits. The depth ana ex,ent Of c1sriss
which inereainE every year cae loudly for better
system Of ventilation snd We hope miong department
will he the Of ceiling forth the Desstsary Informs
ton tbs, subjsct from hee who Understand the sub
Jeot thoroughly ~-Psttsrpie, (Pa) M.ner's Jetsnsl
Jar 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

THooo - Cou10zeD - t1o Now HSx8
Oena1s
From the Albany Journal ysa. III
The canals Of the State elossA on the might OF De-
eenber IA, period Of M3 days from the opening,
being the longest Season Of navigation Tnss the
completion Of the grand inlAad work. During the
entire there has been but little uterru ptioi
or delay on the main artery, bat on the Geaesse V
ley line weeks have been consumed In the repairs OF
the dam at Nj Morris, during which navigation ~as
materially interrupted, and 1t times wholly sus'
pended
The business season has been one of universal
prosperity. There was but little fugSuation In
prices Of any of the leading Agricultural products
up to late in the fall. when steadily improving OK
Fort demans for breadstuffs caused prices OF some
leading articles to advance B1<. take the season
from its oemmen cement to the snd, 1t oan DO said
that there has been comparatively but few sps suls
tive movements The iarner has resped fair
equivalent for his labor, che produce dealers and
shippers have received 4 fair equivalent for their
labor, and trouble and Investments, and the osm-
.aission merchant all that could be expected THUS,
not only in this. bus ia nearly all other branches Of
trade, mas . legitimate traffic been carried on.
Some weeks before the opening OF navigation the
Canal Board resolved to reduce the tolls on msr-
ohaudixe ascending the canal about so per cent
This with few exceptions comprised nearly every
thing bat sugls, Molasses and some uuimportAnt
articles. The result has been diminution in tolls
10 some 600 eco less thaa last season, while the to-
tai tonnage shows very large increase ovor tnat Of
any previous season.
The annexsd tables, made up from the returns
nade by the Collectors ct New York, Albany, West
Troy and Waterford, exhibit the business Of tho
canals, the amount and value Of pro perty arriving
ct and departing from tide water
The aggregate amount Of Tolls received on tho
canals this year was So, Ill., COZ last year
'27-showing decrease Of 1912, l20
Statement showing the total quantity Of each article
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

WnDsssDAv, Dee = ~. ~ krskisl Boston; IsaAe
ysoksea, WIN MeCisry. Montgomery county, New York;
Bssjs.h Holmes, Meutresl, r. W. rait vorcsstsr,
Mos; DR.. J. Davis Norwich W; H. rathila Uslca,
VI. h Burier, Bostos; Willis rhral Hartford. Ct
X. Hatch Boston; Alfred x. l., sfs New York
THvasDAv. Dee 15-J. r. Brswisy, Peansylvauia;
Hon. George r. Davis Troy New York; Hon rhomss 3.
Carroll do q. l.. Mao Arthur. do; ustch. Bos-
ton; H skinner, New York city; J. Ureton, Eaton
Ansdell Boston, A. A Williams Worcester; A. n
Lssfe, New York: @. A. Tinker, hyde Park, Vt.
FaipAv. Dec 24-John Il. Riohmosd, Boston; William
Livingston Lowell Y. Nsyson, Amsbury Mass; z.
Smith, Boston, ii q. Skinner, do.
sATusDAr Dec, 2s-Msjor Ross, Is. n Groton juno
ton; J. 8. Gilman L. w. Chapin Maine.
MorDAv Dec 27.-Zuky AntA Karl, Hsdnagn Magyar;
J Mocauiey virsiria; A. Hammond Boston; J. L.
Newton boston Johs More New York. }. Stevens,
Lowell J. Eidridge, Boston James Y. Baldwin do }.
20 sors do
Tur.DAT Dec IS d A Noble Michigan, J Il. Long.
ley, VI Mr. Curtis do; Heard, Boston; Gov Bout
we'll do Barrett Portland Stewart, Boston; 3.
Sw+tt Maine. WIN 8. bsyre, Newark Nj
WEDNESDAY,, Dec ID. Clarke, Ossego New York; 0.
March. Lowell
AT THU AMERICAN HOUsH.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. As. T. Champion New York; 8.
Bennett, Providence, X. l.
THURSDAY, Dec 23-W II Rorke Nav York; B. Far
mum Chelsea Mass Henry Kent New Ahford: 2.
Gould Lowell 4as. Jonas Perkins, Dsnver., Mass J.
Ames and lady Sscarappc NE; George Farmer aosham,
Me A. Barnes Chelsea, VT d. u. Emerson, Wesford,
Mass A Church, Massachusetts,.
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ssr-s nr.s In pfovfssos, iart week IN honor Of
he overthrow " the Maine Low tbrovsA decision Of
adxs Gurus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03
ROCHESTER, WEIGH LoCK.

ROCHESTER, WEIGH LOOK.
We have been furnished with tho subj Joined state
ment of the amount Of four wheat, aud corn, paaE-
ing the lock during tho season Of navigation HE
present year. 1t Is divided into weeks, and will DO
found useful to those who take interest in oaaal
matters for future reference ~ we'll for present
examination. The statement folio ws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

IvGrsr ,r1-rE or gIcu-GAv The reri,'q'r-s Of
Michigan win Estt 70 Jay a shs State cs1'l q. Las
siLx
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Deficiency this yesr. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Dom estic Markets.

BaltimSrs, Dee. 81, 1854.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27
<hreyeport Advertisements.

M II. DOUGLASS. Ksoeiuas s'd oT'
w. harding Mfrcaan, Shreveport -.
viii give prompt attention TO The iof""f"'n (
of merchandise aud freight shipped 10 90
care. -.
REFrRTscEs Payne & Harrison Nf'e "f'
trans Samey. Green & Co. Nem " 41' :
Alien g. Paxton. Green & Dough8s' i'''''
& ljoserson. Shreleport
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$500 CuAL L NICE!
HORENSiCKS WORM SYRrp

I(fPbI4NN.lt ~ - W 't-u KIN Il
An article founded upon scientific pripesl..
with purely vegetable sub,,ane.'
being perfectly safe when taken, and ha. No.
been known TO tail ~ caring the mos, OH,
nate eases. Worms can never exist, when N.
remedy IS once used from the fac, tina, ~
only DESTROYS them, but removes all tbs Sin.
and mueu, which may remain.
THE TiPE WORM
This worm il the most difficult one ia A.
.tro, Of all that iuhabt the human body /
grows to an almost indefinite length, and 1.
coming 80 coicd and fastened IN the in,e,,in.,
aud the stomach, a. to produce RUS, ~ vn5 4
Dance, DC, which Is the cause oil many got,
To the grave, not believing that these con
plaiut, have their origin from the Tape Won
consequently they do not use the proper met
rinrs Tor their disease. To these Who are Al
Aieted with thi, awful foe to health, recos
mend the a.. Of my Worm Syrup and L..
pnst the syrup 10 be taken IA doses Of ls,
table spoouiuls three times day, then ,a,.
from i've 50 eight of my LAYER Pills. to d.
lodge and pass the worm. by strictly follos
inv thrsr directions the most obstinate case.
at Tape Worm can he speedily cured
R0iND or NTONAtH WORM
THIS worm Is usually found IN the sinai il.
tr.iiHc>, aud is the worm most common VII
children. act % - Npt entirely confined TO then
a, adult, have frequently been known to sua,,
with them Iho symptoms most prominent
while affected with this worm, are hardn,,,
mad fumes, OF the belly shiny stools, loos.
ness of the boNcl,, Plehlng at the nose, Il
h.uri.h streak under the eyes, &c. II ycn. o,
AM, Of YOUR children have any Of the above |
symptoms. Ht-usaeks Worm Nyrup saa !; |
..i, IN depended upuu--h, using II, you have
certain, safe and speedy cure ANA Il ai,er
using according tu the directions, the palier.
B, NOT restored 10 health, and the 'rorms thor.
ousiN eradcatrd from the system, you car
rest assured there Is no remedy beyond liz
,rf4yr. a. for iAll, there is no such word us a.
with those who use my Worm Syrup
t>t tR{DEN OK NutLL IiiKLAD WORMS
Those worms, to which the human system
d.. liable. are the most troublesome Of al
other. They are generally To- be found in lh,
rrriup,. and II allowed to remain, from the h.
rtatlau they produce, lay the foundation fo'
.,rt.i, disorders, "a, u. inflammation Of III,
bowels, aud other arrangements of the slou.
aeh The best aud safest medicine that can
be used, is UobsnsdcNS Worm Syrup. Such
the astonishing power of my medicines oSsr
tscarnicy, that defy any one to produce
ea,e where my Worm syrup and Liver Pills
are recommended to be used they viii not cur
All that is necessary j. to use the Syrup in AZ.
corjaucc with directions ou each bottle; ans
40 case 3D. gentle fufgati'c is required IN ordsi
To al,a, the irritation they produce, tho Lave
pdl,. 3. their >ymp5ibIIlu- action aud hcalIil
operation upon the toNclsl- the mos, pieasaa
m,dl,Il. that can De- taken.
4 .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

a MANUFACTURERS aud dealers IA
Bsot,. Shos,, Bragans, H1i' 'aI'' 8o'
N -o PaHama, L.gtorH, N'af' ana W, ''"',
mas, No. 10 Magazine, between a.al "nu
Common stS. New Orleans. Aud NO !"
blackstone street, Boston.
From oar Houses at New York aHd boston
Wt 40, constantly receiving fresh supplies oil
,h, above Goods
Couetr. Dealer, are invited to call and es-
sm.nr. our extensive stock.
Aufii .. 1873. ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

v 70 ItiasptuuIss 81, Nslr orleans.
'OrFER. Tin. aud Sheet ron NaualAet uf'f'
Stoves. Crates, and ship tahoo>e-' oil an
.if,- ani patterns, pu, pp 10 ordcr
G.od- for iAe country eartiai9 pa'N,
AptH .. 1903 ~
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GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. ID,
l.. BOW EN-. VI. u.

u Purchase none bni those having the az
nature " j. y lipBE\SAtk, rs all other
are worthless mutations.
Agent. wishing new supplies and all other
wishing 10 become agents, must address WIS
proprietor. J \. lIDbENSAt h, at his Lane
ra,org. No i2o North SECOND street. aoo's
Race, Pilll.ADhLPlllA
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants IN wv
United States.
Al. IL IAll IN.
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Nouth-W csitrn Book store.

No. b. Grarisr 81. \ Orleans
II - McOlNNlS, successor n jain Bail.
! l. having purchased the entire stock of
books and stationery belonging to the late
JOAN Bail, he will continue the book and .ta.
tonefy business at tho old stand, 81 Grayier
street. and would beg to- solicit call from the
cd customers of the House, and all others
wishing books and stationery for their own use,
or to sell again.
His assortment Of school books, theological
and miscellaneous books, blank books paper
and stationery, isyery complete, lie viii keep
constantly ON hand all the publications of the
methodist book concern, which viii be sold at
catalogue prices.
Book binding Of every description executed
with uealues- and dispatch, at the lowest prices,
Blank books VI all descriptions, manufactured
90 order a the shortest notice.
Orders for anything in his line OF business
w.il bo promptly executed and at the same
pncea as II the buyers, themselves, we're pres
cnt
II. d. McGINNis, 80 Grarier 81.
New Orleans, Jan. ), 1888 Is
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New store and Entirely New Gees"

New More and Entirely New 6sss"
1 b. WILSON, South side Of the puo,.I,
-. square, Opposite Marshall lio,ei,) wous
respectfully intorV his friends and the comhiu,
nl'y that he Is now opening large and cdr1sr
selected stock of entirely fresh Spring "oop.
and Family Groceries, embracing every a'Ws
in both departments usually called for, TO au.,
which he invites their attention, coniln'h' W..
they will find il TO their ntercs, 10 call ana 90
anime for themselves before purchasing e''''
where. Terms cash or It's equirdltni
J. -. WILSON.
u,,shau Mach I, lska n36-y
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DiAsO1QltiOM.


Tim business will be carried on at me So,
old stand by the undersigned, and he''e'~'
that nimbc penny ia better than SLOW
hing, we've cut our prices down TO sun -.
motto, and are determined to sell goods !" =. M
profits more for cash, and TO fe,eer bhyH', ".
the railroad comes TO town. IN the nea'". u
We would suggest, prompt payments ." :,
scorts, TO enable rs to carry out our bene'o'''
inlent towards our customers.
WARD & NlNloN.
Jan s ls5a vin27-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

n e1ites Of the New York Sunday
T1aee eeys hat rather than marry Miss
Inv Gsoas, 10 wosId consent to he spliced
= : e..ali volcano. The unFsIiant rogue :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

SlLAS HAIR Alison,
mo Il "A tISIjR
NEW SPRING GOODS,

TIVE undersigned begs leave to inform his
/ friends and the public generally that he
has just received and viii be stIll receiving
dnrIug the season, a large and well selected
stock OF Spring and Summer goods, consist.
ng of staple dry goods. together with a great
variety of fancy ladies' dress goods also
tine assortment Of ready made clothing, and
gentlemen, furnishing goods, boots, shoes
hats, and caps, groceries, and a great many
other things which be- viii sell just rs cheap
as they can be bought IA any retail ostab.
lshmcnt at New brlerus.
Call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
NJ. LEVY.
March 10, 1853 n37-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

Tt28 OLD WOMAN.
Gray haired and very old was she,
With many wrinkle where
The rose and lily one. had b'oom-d,
When lite's Young morn was there,
And of,en from her dim Old eyes,
Ms,hought there fell tear
Upon her knitting work, this, told
Of nsmos.es fond and dear.
And Of her bosom heayed sigh,
A. from the open door
Hhe watched the hsa<o ones al play,
A. she had played Of yore.
ghs knew that cankssng cares would come
To spoal The castles fair
Their little hearts were building high,
For they were built In ar.
Biz had been young and children desr
t,As called her own, had efspt
Behind her chair 10 "hds and seeb -
No wonder that she wepsi
For thsy were dead and these brought back
Ths memory Of their tone,
And drew thoss tears 10 battle the flowers
10 asenssy's garden so~n'
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Dissolution.

THE eoparinership heretofore existing To-
this town between the suhs-r Hars. under
The finn of RoprgI poSsrtL Go, was dr.
solved on the lst instant, b. mutual consent
Either party Is authorised 90 uae tbe maine II
the late firm 10 liquidation. ..
ROBERT UONNfIL,
ALIEN. MtCONDCIllE.
Tor hm+cif and
WM s. nDNNEll.
Shreveport, 18th March, 1893
n u. The remaining stock ai Goods ~ill
be sold on reasonable terms, for cash, 20 close
their aiIai-, nnd those indebted to the .a'e firm
will please call and settle, so IA 20 save casi-,
this being our last call, ..
ROBERT DDNNEii,
NcCDNOCiilE & DDNNEII.
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SHELBY. sEN MOuR. & co, late

CHELBN, SEA MOI K, & co, late Soy
> mouf, lIatchett Il Co.. " hoesaie Groeers
and Commission Merchants, No. 10, poydras
street. New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
q large and well selected stock OF groceries
and produce, which they are prepared 20 sell
.ow tor cash, or approved ciiy aeceptauecs.
Jan. :, 1893 n21 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-27

vrou ,sons's "orrn,s Lraio."
! stay with the 'o-day, my love,
Tomorrow, 800, NY dear
hut when the third day comes, my dove,
must be gone from hers.
But whea wilt thou come bac. again,
Thou dcares, hear, Of mine,
And pluck the red, red rose again,
And drink the cooling vine
Oh, when /, shows red roses,
And when il rains cool wine
Then, then will come back again
Thou dearest b.art Of mine
She wen. in her fathers garden.
And slept beneath The vine,
And theirs she dreamed, sud, Oh, /. seemed
As il it sained cool vine.
And then when she woke mp srsn,
Lo, there was nothing there, 'nmed
But the roses bioom,d and, oh, they per.
The pleasant summer Air.
And she bull, her house Of clover,
Green clover, and down below
She waited for her lover,
And she watched for the rosy snow
With yellow wax, all ever,
And yellow lilies hns,
She covered il, that ,ksre she might at
And hide, when it rsined cool vine,
And when the house was buildci
She drank the Lord Gods vine,
And, with a rose wreath in her hand
Did there to sleep rcene.
The boy comes back from his journey,
"And where is that darling Of mine''
lie brings n wreath Of roses,
And goblet OF cooling vine
lie s,umhles over the grave-inound,
lie faI!s--end 10 the sign
There comes u snow Of ro-es,
And shower OF cooling wine.
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EbbLt ! iNlN VII
NcCDNDCiilE & DbNNEI.


GRATEFUL Tor a liberal patronage 10
VI K. u g. Go, bcas leave To- greet hiH ems
toners with FRENU STOth az ~ IS,
au,t. ira, which be- intends tnlAlfra-c iucN-
tent and variety, ns the wants Of hscuatomers
| may require.
Shreveport, April 30. 1883 y
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Buygics for Sale on Commission.

80. HAVE on hand several bug.
giles, with and without tops,
49, manufactured by one of the best
establishments north, which | will sell at ten
per ecut on cost and charges.
DAVIS y. BO\FOEl.
July IL, 1853. nett
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NEW ORLEAN S---toRlinued.
Nan,ssc. Reynolds,

.nrFlCE. No. 1913 Grayier street NrN W
| ,u-, IT,. curc- Cancers, Scaldhead, w u..'
s.,,.,ag. Sore. and Ulcers. Of eeery descf'i
lam. Jan. ), 1888. M "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
Personal.

....George Sanders, our Consul to London,
is in town. The Geographic correspondent of
the Baltimore Times thus notices his arrival ::
"' Young Rapid, the London Consul has just
arrived. He is Rocky Hard.,'
....T The Home journal Of last week. states
as fact that Kossuth to this day, has never
paid his printers bill of 5000, for getting up
his Hungarian Bonds.
....Gabriel Ravel, the star of the Rayels,
is not going to Europe, as has been reported,
but that heis now engaged in forming new
company in which number Of the most dis
tinguished artists in the United States are en-
gagged.
Mr. Peter Riching and daughter have
produced the comedy of Extremes in Albany
Kate and Ellen Bateman are playing in
Providence.
80. Edwin Forrest is playing at the Broad
way" New York
1T is said that the Rev. d. X. Junkin,
of this city, will accept call from the Presby-
terrain Church at Hollidaysburg, Pa. 1t is
hoped if he doc: go among that good people,
he will grow in grace, and pay more attention
to winning souls for the Lord than o sectional
strife. .. .
This morning, we had the pleasure of
taking by the hand our old friend, b. II. Rich
ardson, of the Baltimore Argus He looks as
fresh ard youthful as ever.
-. We learn that Hon. Geo. w. Jones of
Tennessee and David T. Disney of Ohio, are
mentioned by their friends as candidates for
the speakership of the next House of Repre-
sentatives. Both are business men, either of
whom would fill the Office with ability
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-23
MULTUM IN PARVO.

The number of possible q hands; at whist,
is 30 ,O27, lis, 200.
Counterfeit gold dollars are numerous in
Cincinnati.
An extensive lumber dealer of Milwaukee
was arrested last week for cutting timber on
the Government lands in Michigan.
A trial of reapers, it is expected, will take
place at the Exhibition of the Bucks County,
Pa, Agricultural Society, at Newtown, on the
18th inst. Manny's reaper and mower will
be exhibited; and others are invited.
A will case involving property to the amount
of ESQ, 900 sterling, and dated @ as far back
as the American war;" is expected to come on
trial in England, before November next
Many of the most prominent wholesale mer-
chants of New York have consented t.
close their stores on Saturday afternoons, at
o'clock, P. NJ, during the year, except the
four business months.
colored man who undertook to get liv-
ing from the land which Gerritt Smith gives
away in northern New York, says the humble
bees hab to go down on der knees to get at de
clover
Irish linens and other goods which Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe brought with her bag
gage from England have been seized by the
New York custom house officers as contraband.
7, On the Union course, J.. l., on Monday, Lo-
gan beat Zingare, and won 81 ,0OO Mile beats;
time 1.53, 81. Both three year old colts -
Logan ridden by a white boy, and Zingare by
a negro.
The Danish government has been officially
informed that there are / 800 Danes on
the eve of emigrating to Utah Prodigious
efforts are making by the Mormons through
out the North of Europe, to direct emgrants
to their State.
The Philadelphia Register, abolition
whose editor is cndeavoring to make his pa
per the organ Of tho Philadelphia merchants,
and the Neacs, (Whig,) are engaged in fierce
personal war.
The churches Of Boston contributed near
six thousand dollars last Sunday, for the re-
lief of Mobile.
There is great demand for good masons,
plasterers, painters and carpenters in Knox
vile, Tenn.
free press renders tyranny almost impos-
IDLE.
" L do not wish to say anything against the
individual in question: said a quiet man,
. but would merely remark. in the language
of the poet, that, to him, truth is strange
stranger than felton,
Brown, the free negro of Cincinnati has
sued j. S. Ballenger of Maysvillc, for false ar
rest He lays the damage at $4,000.
The New York Sub-Treasury now contains
SlO,000,OOO in gold, and few hundreds in
silver coin. The weight of the ten millions
of gold now in custody is eighteen and three
quarter tons