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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

" ~ rsEetnesE tie p esic NJ Peet a tee Synagogue
e, bigsm!- sv~f.l Jesr seCre tex sseo he sruv-d
= ms oo--ry b. s.s'ed t5t he he'd wife s1t ,.ree
ctlo-er = Iruses, ECioys tut se las sinoe sta'sd
10, IL ? Va i,so. Atsut yes. ego Re a s'rse,
s,';ie' V'nao II Ki,sson- Poi = Jos'ioe Chlpp
titH-h. tn -vicfnoe as NJ suifirisr; to eorvtt
t:r trd tie rrSone, Tas discharged SiLce tten, t.
prsvci. frr.btr iicu:y srsitg cut Of ;ss affair the
KsSbi hss trr-aI i. cta5ge q, Kingston anc fec
!. pars u-k-oVI ,eas:ng aro;ier ~re s1t ohIe 70
sutsiit vE-e t1e cbsri.i.e Il re Put.ic.
srTcfDE.-A mar il ths employ Of lease G. Sarcs
OF Stanfcrc, Dutohess Co, committed suicide by
bsrei:g yesterday morcirg. Tie was tod to cut some
wood ard not returning search Vas made, whon the
~ for,uDs'e man fond hanging t tie herc quite
{. ~. Nc Cause "a assg CRED f,r the rssh ect.
RAsostLT IT TtrF -Berjsmin Mcore ard BenJ.-
rn Drttot. two clerks n ,he employ Ct 7. q Haas
vic keeps an int !cen"e Office at No.7li Allen street
wee tske1 into the custody of tie United Rates
Marshal to-day charge If having pas ed couple
Of count.ifeit qusrters upcE Nancy rookhi. Accord
ing 70 Nsnoy's story, goirg TO Hssss intelligence
office IN search Of place she gave the clerks dollar
hill from which TO take TIE customary retsioer of
BALI they gave er TIE two counterfeit qusrtsrs in
Chdl &c 500 10 VI osCk, r'r
>ccmplaned TO the proper authorities Moore VS. els
charged On bal, and Dut:or committed in default
Thereof.
1HF ICr CROP FOR lSf-1.-The gather lg OF the
m p 'oi the completed st Saturday inst before
the 81 ne gref freshe smouorins "a al %
,but .f million The quantity s large aud the quHty
The blocks from twelve fifteen rchcs IN
Lcknt.s and Yearly spsreut beiug pure Since sat
ye,r cs have taker pace the o-gsui
non compares Of 'hs city al tentE 70 coneeItfae
tie tr.res nd place il il the coufro. Of compNsdyy t-w
hands controlling srse suouu RI capital and comnantSE
such almost deiY competition We hsre now hl
Two ecup MES Of ipcrsnoe VIZ the Knekerbocker and
NeuYofk Ice Companies The latter. lately known this
the P,opts Ind two Others The PAssaic Ice Com
pary b,snisa the Pasac River in NewJetsey does
con-iderabe business: also company 10 New Brunswick
Tie just gathered BY ,hrse companies Respective
y, is ss follovs
Knchpbocter Ice Company ..............E51o 700 t1ns
New Yoik Ice Company 400 tuns
Nov prun wick Ice Company % ofo tuns
Ps.sSe Ice Company neutrality-suspicious.. lO,eo tuns
So s-,e ou.py has before been gathered In
one .e.on We, told that il Is In contemplation 20 I'D
vance prices about per in comparison with last
wi on he wholesale for ice 80 per Next 3pnng
sumntr will b. 80 . The retail prices viii De ad
vancei By M percentage The crop ofce for the last
thee years 10 estimated ss follows:
For the 1854 nuns
For the y6ar 1859 ..N tuhs
FJI the 1856 .oV1MU tuhs 80
probably lessen the demand from that quarter.
Journal Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

JEWISH RABaI CaAeSkD VITA BIsasf--9reak
r1et men. vss rscen.Iy caused IN Krgs.cs, Ulster
c. by &. a-ss, sa1 sasAasia q Esk,sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

fAtverr.~nertt
HFRRTNG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRF-PR0o5
SAVES NoA iS lsT sD5 ls w.,-r<t sns No. Murrays&
He,E.Ycfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
SUPREME oouRT-srtcAl rrrN-Frs is.BefOss Judges

iA Nr1cHELL ROOSEVELT and DAVIS
rr,sv,ssrGyxEyr-Pow OF RECEIVER.
Peter Lorillard sgL MngsrettA A LorliArd, tc
MucHKLL MIR. Dean. the receiver OF cerAn
order OF ne Ceu IN
iss ,Iecuted OF the property 90 tn notho
~p-,.r OF Huxdssr ana fakoa sHvet 70 a dudsn pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

LECTURE The tenth of the cou'se Of Independent
Lecture. AZ the nsisn Church in Jersey City WA delivered
last evening nv Ralph Wsdo Emerson the subject OF The
Conduct OF Life 20 large and highly sfsted audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

FAIR The Fair at Commercial Hall, conducted by
the ladies of the F,e Epscops Church which has been held
days closed last evening The net proceeds will be
shout $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

COURT OF UENEHAL SEsbIONS-Fkb, IS-befofs u
REcoRDEa-
Adoph Fisher pleaded guilty TO attempt at burglary,
third decree in the house John Luz No % Mott rs
FROM which Be- .tole c.hns to The value vi ESQ., Seasscs
Penit ntjary siy non'hs 40.
Pssriok Dssn stone cutter, pleaded guilty % pm
larceny ste.li.a from TIE storc Of Mchas Csssy Ne.
Cornelius McDemsts wM tried end convicted q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

ARREST oY A CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoSEY-Yeserday officer McDonough of Hoboten arrested
man anrd Garrison chsrge Of sing counterfeit money
Il i. srsed that passed ga Of spurious money on Rhode
I.f.n Rsuk two ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

srTciDr--A mar il the employ q lease G. Sarcs
OF Stanfcrt, Dutohess Co, committed suicide by
hsrei:g yesterday mor,irg Tie was tod to cut 90 me
wrod ard not returning search was made, whon the
NJ for,uDse man fond hanging it the herr quite
{. ~. Nc Cause is ass'gred hr the rssh ect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

ISsrITIyG STSAToRs.-The Democratic Majority Of
the Common Council last night under suspended rules,
put through resolutions to give Mr.. BrodeIck Senator
elect om California the freedom Of the city, and to
appoint committees to wait upon him AID show him
around. a motion TO add Senator Gwin was cooIly
voted down. Another TO add Preston King, Senator
from this State, was also crushed ont. The matter
therefore is rot intended to be respectful TO the Office
but simply to make the city lqudate bill o. FIVE hun
dred OF thousand dollars which VII be incurred by
"the boys in travelling with their gu'shed guest
What say the ta1-pa>ers2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

The members of the Junior Class of the Free
Academy held Their exhibition last evening in the
Tubt nacle before the President OF the Board of Edu
cation the Faculty Of the Academy, and ten or twelve
hundred OF Their friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

A resolution was adopted in the Board Of Aldermen
TO require the Heads of Departments TO report at the
commencement Of each section of the Common Coun-
Gil the foancal condition Of their respective Depart
ments with suggestions in relation to any Improvement
necessary to be made therein resolution was adopt
ed rendering Senator Frederick Of California the use
OF the Governor Room in which 70 receive his friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

Mr. Thos H. Benton rected his lecture on thu
Urion last everDg before the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION in Mr.. Chapins church. During the fins
hour OF tie lecture rearly five hundred persons wer
present during the second about three hundred Pee
pie were undoubtedly kept away by the III pleassn
state of the weather and the hreadbare nature Of th
iuhiect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14


If Morn, bid si9 h. bound to do as.esd o.
decerc y there would have been excess OF J ~ whce
would been surpus funds conna . Me- Davis bns eaS
of which she BY the decree OF the General Term was TO pay
the 500 the 80 70 EDo and 20 Lawrence Mdr had
made bid would have ben paid INTO
court would have been paid out OF II
before Morris or Mrs. Dsy. could get snything.
The s2O paid by Morsir Hg 10 tho lot. would not hsyo
been prior lie the surplus 70 he claim Of Emo and Law
fist because lien in fsctt ana next De-
b. considered having improved the value OF tn1
land a. much paid for the Improvement OF else
the restore the property from al unhe@y
dtiOp.
for liens but repaid b. the Shefin 70 MOS
Ms moneys which he hst paid 20 tbs iner PofenaserS
That be repaid b. him oI OF tho surplus ooS
not in priority DO paid 10 the ous on
that fund but tao ItrGy The order treats ni - 20 %
poposed them vheL their rghtS are ana .1ey
footing be would have night to take any tooo
pa,i pG"s with ibsHl ~,
ecti0D ale tina. Mira DasS he red no notice on ue
motion Mr. Van Nance substituted ~ her attorney AMI
,ppex.d the Ss Term dsponens bshsfo MI Nor
e. and ob0n appears have been made then Of the ne
es.ty Of not She could object 10 borrs pyne
the money! and had any rights 10 the money nofns s'oh
have produced her sf dsvt 70 That eject
lie the crdrr in Aternaiye requires
by bin AMI Ms wife, nd tue mortgages ex
uted by rim b. cced This wn With the general ryo
The ordr Why the sale should not DC snnood
aud tn deed b. cancelled Tho most efficient mode unosf
these ercmstsnees of snauins the sae vas 70 cause ~
Of the from DcuTnb suees, % the order
directs Ii Morris not able 20 the S OF 10 procsie 10
bis wife Of tns mort sSgess. and sao"s M
Court thai he he stren3ocy endesyored TO comply va
the order this exempt bin asS onfent out tss
doe. not show tbe presen, order Incorrect The ofosf
appealed should b. Affirmed Win eos's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14
cOI-RT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEeiAL TERN-FEh Ii
Before Jrege DAY.

Isasc K JesDp Co. syt Thomss y. CampbsL
DAY., J.-Tbe right, If any acquired By Csmpbe9
IN The uirent recovered By Jes.Hp CO. sgapst Upds -
no b.r 20 the ex upon proces ,ne supve
eBtayy toexecuon vii The Judge before whom The
csdips hsz .ook into that and us tbs equities d
the pgties. the defendant, Campbell entitled TO sc ~
eted sssinst MIN BY Up!ke be tho who're ts
Judgment cred have Jessup udsment 81
sssins redrct0s in part 81 The Judgment Obtained By Up
dixie asAiBss him
Alexander Ferguson AT. Edward Burke
Judgment for plaintiff.
John Smith et q. ct. Calvin Bske<-
Ju6 gms Mt for plaintiff on demurrer.
James A. Whelap sst Daniel A. Hossh.
Motion dApied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

TIE rfmarka5, cold weather At the South this Winter vi
probably lessen the demand from that quarter.
journal Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-14

o.
So s.e gu.pty Office has before been gathered In
.e.son vet told that II l. In contemplation 20 sd
vance shout per cent. in comparison with last
wi en- tbe wholesale for ice 80 per Next 3pnng
Md SUNNI IL b. 50 . The retail prices viii be adj
vanced BY m percentage The crop Office for the last
thee ears ia estimated follows
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
From ihs HSh Chester Republican.
FRET LOVE.

Do you remember, Ella, when
In boyhood's happy timei
We chatted at the cottage door,
Beneath the budding vine =
How merrily the moments fed,
Upon the villa ge greens
As sunset o'er the landscape shed,
Its soft and lingering beami
Do you remember, Ella, how
| fear'd to meet thy gaze
As kindlier feelings led us far
In loves bewildering mazef
How bashfully gave thee smiles,
And choicest fruits and flowers;
But scarcely knew twas loves sweet wiles,
That charmed 30 many hours
In the glorious realms OF summer,
WANDERED by thy side;
And / lov'd thee and won thee,
As lover wins his bride
But pressed thee not with ardent words,
Nor ask'd an answering sigh;
Our hearts were one without vow,
Beneath that happy sky.
Do you remember, Ella, too,
The spring was in its green;
When griei7s first shadow threw its blight,
Around our artless dream Z
left of earth the dearest spot,
10 wander far from thee
Our parting have meier forgot,
Beneath the greenwood treei
Though throngfng years have crossed my way
Slice last we roam'd the wild
They arc but hours of yesterday,
When hope our hearts beguiled;
And now how fondly memories seek,
Again the native glen;
The lips that once could fondly speak,
] seem to hear again.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

fY3 w Igg n r. l@y!gg il,Posed e a.
34--sE4 : the NheeMrisht and Sinithins GSA
-, business, VIII sell, on THURSDAY, the 5tb
Wy 81 Mnr9h l5l the io'uwng described prnpey and
mnre, . ierting steers, mitch Cows, Horses: alspa
Ee au ggiefll gssorl menl Of seasoned Wheewrisht
sumi e's s,lns OF 3tm feet, White and Spanish OAK
-3G White Pm Sr3k, ,l25 Hubs, Reyovn{ rnke
'hais pieces by ~ ieet long; ux-y yoke stuff, ono
T e MI hNtsreS work henel feet ncl op
cnmn,s TroivnGnlug concern, and more; Axettees,
Ife Crs, Iiire, horse Carts, TIVE horse Cart, new,
Win ne flushed, three or four horse Wagon ne ", never
Wa5..n s%9 T9rFs WnGnn now, run nhnhs tt3tmg
I,H Se nnt Ielel Wagon Beds, from 10 horse
allow tinfnws, ant used aud light and guhd
ebnv p OK yokeS new, and old chains md pole
post-lnaNIs my lAkes. new and light. Shelter
RlNn lh, SlCChflnlck Mower ami X enper, huIbe and
single ilees new aud ad; Ok cart, new inch Tread,
nG ire, KY necn used Some iiouspto! and Kclrh
Siuh Hpt lnfnlre, Cooking Stoves nGi fixtures pnir
sySr mounted f mustered Pistols par pocket o;. ai
InF3vlnE shooter, ioubla bar al Guns. single do
gnH; ana ~ udor. Also SIN DIV E1.i.IN HOUSES,
WIN ne privilege gttnkiHs the ny but rot to be
IontsV q occupied until the purchaser renyes them OF
NY hrSmises. Also 1Hriy Tuns, Sedges lIa 81, Picks
ShpyHs LAME, bushels mahc OfrOn ad chais nj
eui Lame nus, Ia he moved. containing ,Wl perches
ana ul1fc Saiolu commence Mt 10 o. CLOCK, A, N.
A. :, JOSEPH bASTHURN.
H. B-i ale positiye-no under bidders. Terms cash
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

4 Tie BurdeH Murdcr CGSc.-In the New York
Court of General Sessions, on SATURDAY., tho
Grand Jury presented true bills of Indictment
Against John j. Eckcl and Mrs. Cunningham
for the murder of DIR. Burdell, who We're ac-
cordingly sent to the Tombs. The daughters
were released from custody, and Snodgrass was
held to bail in S2500 as a witness to appear and
testify. 1t thus appears that tho mysterious
story about tho jury and police being on the
track of some new and hitherto unsupported
persons as being the assassins was mere moon
shine, just as we suspected. 1t was no doubt
coneocted by some ofthe newspapers to keep
up the excitement.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

SUBSCRIBER having rented his Farm
CIV ard intending to change his business, will
HS2A sell at Public SSl,, on Friday, the 9Th
day OF February; 1851 at 10 clock a. NJ. ut his
Farm, two miles below the town of New Castle on
the liver read, oil his Stock and Farming Utensils
consisting in part, head Horses two of which arc
line carriage horses, well broke, and good travellers
and years I'D two young Mares, one with FOal /;
two yoke of large oxen, we'll broke; Cows, young
Bulls, lot of Young Cattle, 40 head Of Sheep, 6
good young Hogs. Carriages nearly new; | set of
double CarIinge Harness, nearly new sets single
Carriage Harness, Farming Gears, Wagon, one
OX.Cart, enc Hcrse Cart Keller Horse Power and
Ihresher, Corn shelters, train Fan, Revolving
Rake, MowerNnd Reaper, Grain Drill, plows Cul
ttyators, Com Drill, light Double Ilarrows, good
Block and Tickle, Forks, Rakes shoveIs, Mauls
and Wedges, cross cut Saws, Hoes, and general
variety OF Farm Tools Also, Household and kit
chen Furniture tos ledions % mention,
For terms Of Snlo, SEQ Hand,bIls
Feb 49, is JOSEPH j. TAGGAET
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

NVII.I, LesaId N PrBiT1ITsAIr m rurps.

"a WILL hG spld al PUBLIC SA LIZ. on THURS
(@sS w DAY, March 9Th, 1851, on lie premises Of
hnn W lson, near The rnad leading from Contreville
70 Dung Bridge miles from former and lnc from
n h,Ig plnse W. Mares, good brood Mare gentle
one year old, yoke Of Ok mitch Cows three wears oi
henIs, ~" yenrs, and four year old; aq0 Sow and
ss, ,u 10y 81 hho Ghrkuls and Geese, Hay by the ION
nrl Fodder by The hnndle, md Wheat III HE ground: one
i'llnh9IHllsl Improved WIND MIL, corn Shelter. Dear
bal,, GarfmIe, OK Wnluh, ON-carf, Wlcebarrnw
S,nsIl pAsy2kus ! Grim cradle aud Moving ScytheF
Srlhlsiu iunSls lllmnws, CutivatOrs, Double and
8g's Ifefs set ot llearbarl HARNESS. Leading CHAINS
Imhsn Hihlns W rlAlnI; Cav chains, Harness. Collars
pnd y-qet; MINIS; Wedges; Slnlsc Cr0wlar; M1Uck
LOST spa ini SoyclI; Hoes; flakes; Forks AlsI Table;
s.oNos' iitiseals ClnriS tUcks Pans aud Dniry FIX
treS, WIN Wlls ollef aItlees too tedious to mention,
feb. Lets. JANE SON
ID. p. :. NICHOLS Amer i' =" 'i"7"-''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

w lrrILii I hnHlp h NJ, i INV, HAS SAiE

49, w THURSDAY, tho ION iiay ii Match
s%EA 1851 az the residence Of the suhsrher III Chris
" tiana Id, within rile Of CentreNilll on the
rad leading to SMITHS Bride, all tie Personal
all well broke Ia harness for Carriage or drasd sol Them
are EoOd leaders and excellent shutters rr single team
three old Colt, gentle in kind of hnTng4 pDul
milch Cow, lloss, :, FARM1NG UTENSILS; PGiws,
Hhrrnws, Chlvhnrs Roller, Revolving Horse Rake, Grim
Cradle, Scytus, Hay and Manure Forks Rukes, SuyCls
and Spades, CiewlMr Pick G Axe, Mapping Hammer,
new Lancaster Gain Fan Corn shelter, Straw Gutter Grind
stone to heavy broad Wheel Log WaSIa, Gar Dearborn,
Hay Carriage Log egls Lock cnns. Tie chains nn wa
gon harness for HORSES. sc Dearborn llIuess; Hay
Am STRAY ~ THE Iny, Cory EnnpEk rs l!fE BuNpLE.
Of Beds Bedstends md Bedding. SIDE Gnafd Bureaus
case 81 Drawers largo Mahogany Dining TAbc,G Break
hst Tables, Work Sands, half dozens Of CHAIRS Set
tees, corner Cnpbnars3 clneks, lSt Cnnk Stove,
coal and ton-plan Stoves AniTonS, Suvel mud longs,
Pots Kettles and Pans, Gss, Queens aud EartheuwaTe,
and numerous other articles tednns nieitInn SALE
to commence at Ia clock A. NJ A 10 continue from tlny
10 day until all sold. Conditions made Known by
fob. 2I-ts AMOS IiHRvFy' a,,r,,r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.

E-,.-ss. WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
49, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF March, 1857.
.EA4IgN- Mt the residence of the Subscriber Opium
Point Farm Cecil County, Maryland, the follow.
ing Stock and Farming Utensils viz Five good
Horses, one tyo year old Colt, two yoke Of good
Working Oxen, % head of Catilc, among which are
some very fine Mi!eh Cows Young Cattle, &c 8
hne Shonts, Carriages aud Harness, 2 Farm Was
CONS, 2 Ok carts, Horse Power aud ThrGsher, Wagon
Harness, Pillow Genrs, plows, Harrows, Culivators
Pork by the pound: Hay by the ton; Potatoes,
Forks, ShOvels, Rakes, Van Wrinkle Fan, Bams
borough do, Revolving Horse Rnke, Cutting Box,
WheebarIow, GrndstOne, 3 Stoves. A lot ofDairy
Fixtures, and many other articles not here enumer-
ated Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Com
ditipns made known at sale.
Feb, TO- Is HENRY II REYNOLDS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

* correspondent OF the Middlcsex journal
furnishes the following account of very aged
couple in Reading. He says;--'s Mr.. Phineas
Green and his wife, Of Reading, are, perhaps,
the oldest married couple in the State. MIR.
Green is nincty-two years old. He enjoys good
health, and is able to make three pair ofshoes
per day, and, until the present winter, he has
cit his own wood. We saw him in Greenwood
l4t autumn, purchasing his groceries, and in
qniring for shoes to make during tho winter
Mrs. Green is ninety-three years old. Her
health is still very good. She does the cook
ing, washing, ironing ETC., of the family. She
has sister living with her who is nearly eigh-
ty years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Green long ago
passed the season of the golden Wedding
having lived together, in the married state,
nearly seventy years."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
A Rare Chance for Horsemen.

GA THE THOROUGH. BRED HORSE, RoLLA,
[S7S- will now be offered at Public Sale on third
day, Tuesday, tho 10Th of third month, (Narch)
next, at the bliclousc Of IsGac Miller In the
village of Newport. Young Rolla is beautiful
bright Bay, good size, well broke, and gentle ia all
kinds Of harness. lie was sired by Delaware Mingo,
his dam. by the famous horse Rola lie is well
worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase
fne sfal ion. For further particulars, call on the
Subscriber, near Newport.
February 10 ia s. nRANSTON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

CRINEsE WARFARE.-The official marine of
the Celestial Empire at Canton haze adopted
cess IN ordinary contests with British fleet,
they,eyery night, approach the ships of war
on the windward side, and explode some sort
Of vessel which fills the air with the most fetil
odor d6nceivable. The ships are so mpregnated
with this horrid smell as to be almost uninhabit-
able. How soon the British Power will be ex-
stinked, is at present, the anxious thought in
the Celestial Empire.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26

Among the objects in IIumboldt's study was
a living chameleon, in box with glass lid
The animal, which was about six inches long,
wakla2ily doing on bod Of sand, with q big
Hl-fy (the unconscious provision ior his din
neQ perched upon his back. g He has just
bed sent to me from SMYRNA said Hum
bol& s'he is very listless and unconcerned in
his fsnner.'' Just then the chameleon opened
eas@f his long tubular eyes, and loked up at
y. "A popularity of this animal" he con-
tnned, &c is its power of looking in different
directions at the same ti1se. He can turn one
eye toward heaven, while the other inspocis
the earth. There are many cergymen who have
the same power. "-Bayard Taylor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-02-26
FARNl EoR SALE.

ii fENllE subscriber offers lur ale tho valuable
"a Farmupun which he resides, in GhaTl.s
lsSsH oany County, Nh. called 'g]akland,", il is
mile Iom lirSanGwn lny Lost dice about Two and half
distance from tho Misses Alartns hunrshHg Fee
male Academy Ihn Dwelling IN this place is 4 two
Brck, situated IN beautiful oak grove aud on.
erced by nhaplsone yard and garden with many choice
fruit trees in the latter The other bindings are Fitch
oversaers house, nen house, house, corn house
granHry, CarragehOnse STABLES, barns, aru house quar-
ters for servants poultry houses Sc, Nh, all IN E0nd
II " mers house and u very vnluah steam and waller
blonde gst mill IN thorough new order, which paws tho
annual interest on S2pnnO, ic the an1unt ask
ed for the entire property THIS Farm contains one hon.
sand Acres. more or less, ant divided into four fields
nil well fenced IL watetcA and tnbered with oak, clca
nut cedar &c There Is aSO ON 1t two large and nrOuc.
tive swamp meadows. The average crops could he III
present from ty tn sevepty live he sSenS tohnceu
leon hundred to two Thousand bushels wheat, pro-
pntinn, &c. Any communication Oddressed TO ne Will
be pro'nptly aendadiu. better snil, more admired
pr tabla and DISQUALIFICATION cannot be lount for sale
Every necessary implement aud nj kjnds of stock for
the place. can he hah from the suhscr herat far price.
Also servants IN work the pnce can he had in the neigh
borIod There alison mail and PASSENGER stage, which
through tits farm, To and from nShinetun CITY,
D. t., and pDniritOwn, st. Mary county, MI, every
alternate day. . ALFRED w. GARDINER.