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Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

MARL.-C pit. Jones, of sloop "Ann Eliza
has just delivered a cargo of green mari at
ROthwelI's Landing, for a number of the enter
prising and thrifty farmers located in Raymond's s
Neck aud vicinity, who are disposed, it would
seem, to try little moral (marD suasion in
the production of wheat, corn and potatocs,-
This mari is from New Jersey, and is said to be
excellent for the production of potatoes, aud,
fof light. sandy soils. nothing better can be
used. We do not recOlect of any one of our
farmers who has thoroughly tested lhs green,
earthly substance, and should, therefore, be glad
to hear the result Of the experiments about be-
ing made. Capt Jones, we learn, will deliver
it to those farmers desiring, at :he rate of one
dollar and fifty cents per ten. II certainly is
cheap enough. Any one wishing TO examine
the article, can do by calling at the office of
Geo. w. Cummins & CO. 80
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, at the Hotel
Of Iilghman FoXweIl, in the town of Smyrna,
at : oclnck' +. NJ, on THURSDAY, the IIrh
G7y "f February next, a Tract of WOOD.
LAND situated near Dulaney's Saw-Mll.
Terms made easy on time.
MARY PATTERSON,
Ja<9-tS ANN PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

DO Nor FORGET THE CONCERT, To-NrGHT.
as announced in our last issue, at Wards Hall.
doors will be opened at six and half, and
performance commence precisely at seven
O'Clock. We have seen the programme, winch
is gotten up with much taste, and we Judge
that the entertainment will be complete.
Extensive arrangements have been made for
the Festival. and variety of Refreshments
Will be served up to please the palates Of all,
for the ladies have been indefatigable.
The thanks of the Society are due Messrs.
Ward 81 Cotton for the use of their Hall. pra-
tuIlously offered for the occasion.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Shcrih's Sale

81 VIr ue oI a writ ui Vena,tIoni Exnon,s
10 me uirected, will be- exposed 10 Pubic Vpp'
'uc' on WEDNESDAY. The LON jay of Fpb.
'"afy' 1co9, at o'clock IN the atterpuun. n,
NE Hotel OF EzrkIel Cooper IN " .Iiow Gr,,4,
Nurderklin Hundred, the Io:!rwI"s kcat -.
ate, 10 VII:
an mat certain farm or tract of Lapo s,,,..
eu On 'he north side Of the main road leading
i.nn, Caalue" IC. 10 the Willow Grove, adjolnnS
ma,u u' u ~ IHarIrs l. Dupont. Avery Dra per- l..
"at'u' l. Cooper aud john k. chester. md soId
70 70 contain Ten Acres, be- the same NOR. ur IesS
Inc Improvements are a one-story Log Dwell.
ing House and Stable thereon erected.
0e 'zed aud taken ~ execution as The proner-
~ OF JAMES III. WRIGHT, aud viii h. foiL
oy Ga, JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
ShcrlH's Office, Jan. 10, 1858,
W lie" per Cent. uI the purchase money
must DC paid on the day OF sale oS d
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

w We have received the February No. of
Pcterson's Bank Note List They also issue
SemI-mOnthly. These Detectors are by ia,
superior TO any published IN the country, ano
every business man should be supplied with II
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
tlIul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALH Or THOUSAND FLOVERS." WIN,
lady or gentleman would remain under The curse of a
dlsagreeable breath, when by using the Balm OF a
inous'i,u f'oMers as denIrire, would only
render II sweet bul leave the teeth as white as oa
haslerf Many persons do not knew their breath is
bad and the subject SO delicate their friends vii
never ne mention II. Beware of cOunterfeits BE sure
For sale by all Druggists -
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Attention, Farmers!
Great Sale Ofstock, $50 Head.
2 &g H ~

'lNIiE subscribers Fifth Annual Sale Of Stock wlll
l. take place at his Farm miles below New Cas.
tie. Del, on THURSDAY, the Ilth day of February,
1855 vixen he viii sell very superior lot of Stock
consisting of 30 COVE, some with Calves at their side
and others rprlngng also 20 iieles. Some of Ihes,
Cows and IeIlers Of the best stock 70 ynkes of
work Oxen, suitable for all kinds of work, weighing
from POGO TO 5000 lbs gross these Oxen are well
broke aud most of them match we'll; 25 head OF feed
ing Steers, 10 Bulls, OF them fine as our State
produ 80, 100 head of western and COswOld Ewes
CUswOld Bucks, very superior ANIMALS; 6 pnIr of
MULES, well broke, we'll matched and most OF them
of large size; three year old Colts two year old
do, and two OF the latter we'll matched Horses
suitable for farm or road purposes also the Fast rot.
ting Family Horse Billy Bowlegs; also, 20 ShoaIs
and number OF OxYOkes
will only say tony brother farmers and Others, that
this Stock we'll worth attention. and l will be
pleased 10 you attend the sale. The latch string
will he out usual. Sale TO commence at 10 clock
A. NJ, and continue until ali ls sold Conditlons--all
sums over $40 six months credit by giving note with
approved endOrser.
ieblts u. w. GEMMlLL.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

OF The Levy Coastof ,his county convened
at Dover. on Tuesday iast.l "A, ~ ~
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
a NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUcry Nan his OAcn SoJce

= LiPPlNCOFf q CO., One Price Clothing Store
W OI Niarhe SlTee 81 door above |h stree l. PhIla
ILOTlifNG, before purchasing elsewherc-as oIi
our goods are made up expressly for rer sales ami
ever! arucIG Is marked IN plan figures, 80 that nil
lh"st bny alike All goods used an thus store orr
Sp"nged heore making up, and all articles sold viii
be guaranteed 10 be cut and ma, in the besl ,non,
Remember
lO4 Market street.
'SAN' LirflNcoTr' 'u 1oor above 4th, E.L.wooLsroA
Phladelphla.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
Fancy Goods. Trimu,;mms

"LA'o anu QuEEN HN AXE, TOBACCO SEI;ARS
COniectI0narIes. Shoe FlndIngs
Also @ItoCERltS, such as FLOUR Sngar T.
Coliee' &c all OF which he Will sell M ISs o er'
IaI1o rates Tie also stlI continues the agency S,r
Dos,ro,oy , m%fm W EnieciiOl Samuel SroHg's Fever
M oIuefs received prompIl' ..ue .ded 10.
IeISohs IN want Ot Goods Cheap for Cnsb ,,,oII !,
well To call on the subscriber "' """iu Do
decl1-ly RI u,S,r,,.co
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04

BLANKS for sale at this Office.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-04
. RY COOS 8

varieties, Groceries, DC.
VIE subNcrlher having taken the bouso ,ooo.,,.
SIC occupied by Wm. WIds. ESQ., on Commerce 8,
Li Dei Wonld respectfully call the attention OF
MS lrleIlds anu The puhlIc generally t bs st,ck "a
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every pi'ar Of the political Uoiop. Shou,e ,ns PonI15
be earned into Eject co Federal tax -
ever sgain tread tie soil OF toe SOU" d r.voI,,ian
voik Of iDcebo iarisin, p1opaeaD"uihss, in blood.
beeins this Uoiru Will end. u NAY Vo ~ una,
NJ ENCI J>U Utdl alluded 70 Tue hsssV't. uP'u
Northern Denoo.a's Vto NM'u os1 49,, wh;la tbs
Eebrssks bill They ri'k'd ever! Sh"ro o.o'
South risked Bothiog. lie aPpeseu ~ ~ -
g. a. oco,t, tr;umph-turc dea ear 10 such
f,endy xsuipgs. or would enate Northeth peno-
Gratis 10 maintain tie M 700 aud ,e'eeIny :" fal?
n, - II is untrue tia: tie DenotTa'So' enc non
49, q ~ a.: S,nt.s are opposed to the admission OF
-. 800 slave States. lie cldut Know Que, aud
Irhoever asserts to tie coatrey St-s! i@reP
a. NmtL.rp Democracy. He earnestly wished 10
~ the Presideut on ksusas ahal s, and hoped
sbs eouel ing would turo up 70 enable hin to 90 e..
econpton Constitution, he said does not emoody
sbe viii of tne pc, pie Of Kansas. They don't want II
fastened upon them. Why then attempt II Inc
Pcesidept had said that the Constitution should be
submitted to the people. While the friends OF the
Lecornpton Constitution upheld one doctrine he I'm
glisbl was for carrying what he believed were coz
rect principles. If he was stricken down or tnat' ne
should retain bis selfiespect and have the nigh au-
thOrty Of the President r islog IN defense OF cor
rect principles. Iiis political reputation was not
tainted with Free -SOsn Ike that OF the 'an Burens
and bikes, WHO are now foremost III 'ht ADVOCACY VI
INcCmpton II all reasonable compromises are voted
cown he should vote against the admission OF Kansas
under that Constitution.
Nj. PHILLIPS PENN proceeded to show that the
admission OF Kansas under the lie COMPTON Cohstltu-
ton il legular, according to established principles and
recognized preceoeIts BE also conepded that the
Constitution recognized tie right Of tue people to
change it whenever they choose. Those who denied
that fsll into error.
Mr.. Phillips also cCntcndsd that the only ques-
ton which divided the people Of Kansas was sub
mitted for their approval
Mr.. MONTGOMERY PENN said that the only
question submitted was Whether slaves should be
Il" imported Into the Territory D. The Slavery Ques-
lion was never submitted. By the Constitution Slay-
ely may exist there forever.
Dir. PHILLIPS replied row know where to lind
my colleague.
Nj. MONTGOMERY-You will always know where
TO find ne.
Mr.. STEPHENS GA suggested night session,
jOcrned.
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-r'te-r 70 iU,sC!groos tas yet teea rece> T 20
whether they let ne vessel At tha place CT nN az
i.ct Of some !HGies knitting work eng iouSd "a 'n
beach. makes i, vety rTo ssele Ia, d lacy Sss ~
board 81 .he tune of the Sis.s;er.
Ar,rg TIE net eleven bodie- or " CT - quest
was held Il l. rev thought W the Coroner and oners,
that tie body known a. Nc. g. 10 hrs record, Is thst
% passenger Judging from ts dsl.osty Of the AaOis
ard ctber nGicstions, te.de LA vpg c..he, made Of
ma e'ia not ordinarily WON by kis overcast,
for instance being Of fine material and with flowing
sleeves. Tie body wss supposed 70 be tia. Of per
son ct - o IS Yeas OF age, sI :eet high, Wiz lght
brown hair and wh.skers.
a hag cortairin- gcnteuaI's wsldrobe 40 a
Bible wss p ked up ty NJ. MGlt,Il The were 60
marks upon the oothng that would leaC TO a. dent-
tcat;on Of tie 1wtcy bC; the fol owing va wTtea IN
pencil or the hy-leaf OF the Bale " Presented to
''Jchu McDons.d ty his nuch eemed other. j hu
Hiuds pio. Of the boat Julia No. -, lost November
" l5.h 1886, of Fire Island" Courier { EuQuipr.
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desks which were in the vicinity oil his scat, anc
caused him very much inconvenience:
Mr. WEIR suggested that the desh' ii question
were occupied by bogus reporters VINO were only
nuisances and lobby prostitutes. -,
Mr.. LYNCH vas not so thn-sklnned hs DIT "er.
He had high respect for reporters, although they
do sometimes make great men out OF small patterns.
Mr. WEIR said be made no allusion to legitimate
reporters. who are usually III their places quietly
dscharging their duties.
Nr. RICHARDS suggested that II reporters could
make great men cut OF small patterns, they IN ght
find ateria for the exercise OF their genius ia the
gentleman from New-Iork, Mr.. Lynch.
After some further remarks by Messrs. BARNES,
CHArNCY and others, Mr.. Richards motion TO re-
move the obnoxious desks prevailed.
The Secretary of State Was requested to furnish
the Assembly such copies Of the Session Laws. Re-
yised Statutes aud Code OF Public Instruction as
may be necessary.
The bill to repeal the Canal Auditor act was
made the special order for this day week. Two or
three local bills were ordered to third reading and
the Assembly took Il recess till u o'clock.
The Anti-Slavery Convention which has been in
session two days at Van Vechten Hall is well at
tended. and ELECTS much interest. The Rev SAM
UFL J. MAY Of Syracuse presdes, and members Of
the Legislature and others who have attended the
SESSIONS Of the Convention have had the opportunity
Of mbibipg unadulterated AbOtiOnism, pure and
simple from the original packages. The speakers
have been WENDELL PHILLIPS, the Rev. Mr.
MAY, SUSAN h. ANTHONY, Mr.. POWELL, Mr.
REMOND, and others.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, March 2, 1853.
The Republican learns that an attempt has been
made to abduct the Judges of the Election at the Della
ware Crossing Precinct to prevent their giving IN their
evidence to Gov. Denver, as requested by Calhoun,
and that Isaac Mundo one Of the Judges, shot in
ire head and killed
The clerks Of the Shawnee Preciuct were preparing
certificate under OATH stating that they gave the
testimony they did before the Investigating Commit
tee under threats o! death.
A letter from Fort Scott says that that place has
been taken by a company of Lanes men, who were
rObbiDg the stores and stealing horses No lives
were lost.
The Leader (Pro-Slsvery learns from gentleman
from Kansas that the 1Opekaites and Anti-Topekaites
ri Lesvenworth have qaareled concerning the policy
to be pursued, and that two sets of candidates have
been nominated 70 the Constitutional Convention. The
Democrats made no nominations.
1t reported that Gen. Lare has issued proclama-
ticn, calling on the Free-State militia to attack Weston
Missouri. This report is discredited here.
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PosTAGE TO LIBERIA, VIA ENGLASD.-We are re-
quested TO safe that notice mas been given by tue
British Post Office of the conclusion OF the Postal
Convention between Grea; Britain and the Republic
of Liberia which establishes y combined British ana
Iberisn rate of s1pence the hsl-ounce letter a. the
charge for the conveyance of letters posted 10 one
country and delivered IN the other after the lst "'
April next, prepayment Of rhlci IS made CON- 4Sofy
The Government Of Liberia having expressed DC
sire that letters originating in the United States az
dressed TO Liberia as veil letters origins ting ID IL
IBERIA addressed to the United States add forwarded
through Great Britain may be fully prepaid III enht
country to their destinations, regulation 70 tna, e..
feet has been adopted by the United States ana DIN
ish Post-O Office Departments. r..a
The Postage therefore, To be levied in the onlea
States upon letters addressed to Liberia via Engiand
after the let OF April next, will be 20 cents the sne
'N - ~ lt'Goo.
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Tuy T>IoS B,yE DYrALc,rIoy-ARRTsr or oNE
or The PARrIrs.-l m.-smce the report of the
defalcaton at the Union Bank given on another page
of this pepper went to press we learn that SerJt' ber
ney has arrested Brothertons accompice. We have
not been able to obtain his name but it is reported
that he is prominent Walstreet operator, repued 10
be wealthy, and man who has heretofore been re-
garded rs of the highest respectability.
The accused taken before the Mayor at tbs fts-
dence of Peter Cooper, esq, last night, and gave bal
to heavy amount. 1t is stated that he has promised
to indemnify the bank in full.
Brotherton, it is very generally believed has oo@-
mitted suicide.
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Forenoon weather Responsibilities Q.

the Eastern Northern Western and Southern Lines re-
oeyed al No. Fl Wall street.
QUEnsc-Tber in Upper Town y; Lower Town l8-above
MoNIREAL-CoudN aud mild looks like snow the 10 sboVe
ALBANY, h; w Wind W Their ~ clear.
bAsSsR, Me-Nind n. Their q showing very Lard and
FOSTL.AD Me-wind n; theT. %; hay; showing very
CSL,i, Ms-wind NE; ,her ~; showing bard.
ST JoHS N B.-Wnd NE, ther - been wing appear
A" f,. 81 tnVT' Me-wipd NE Their L. .nowin,
SACEyILLE, n. B.-Wind NE theT 10; clustering Little
CsASIo ,TT P E Wind N E cloudy and cola
OswToo, n WIND NV Their 2. Peasant
B0sTOs Mass. 10 m-SehlJ oNeIoSs' l4ches oi $40"
pT,psIpais noou-wipd W. by s. o. clear bar 2ss.
NIw.YoRX nooi-Nind w; 80 bar -45oi cloudy
WASHINGTON II mt Loudly; wind w o.
EoUsEsS POiNT-Cloudy: wind ,. :; - ~, ., L., :,
0cpyssSIScH' \. Y-Cloudy; wind 5. t.; -
MALosr-Cear; wind S. W % -. ,.,,sv W.
WuT. RIvER JCNC1ioN. Nt-Piessaht' wiz" ~ W.
Dt1koII Mich, q n.-Cloudy -
ToLEDO, Ohio = m-Cear a.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, a. m.-Clesr; 49,
PsNEik DU CnIfS, a Vivid n =; clear; 81
ySxswlLs visa m.-Wind n. h; u.
SAlcNSo H., In-Crer, ~
fokTAGt CITY, m.-Clcar; 3S.
tosD DU Lac =. m.-Cleaf; n.
MuWAVkTE, Wis, a. m Clear. 81
DUBU0Uh Iowa =. m.-ClcaI; 81
clFvrr'sD, Ohio, a. m.-Wiad n. cloudy D.
EyESING RTPuRrs.
pSsSrS n y Wa ". S SiSis ssd showing
Pos ~r. JsRyr5 VA M p H mo a. . So-ay
NEwBvRGH Y, p m.-2); cloudy.
Bos1os Up M eesr aud calm: excellent s.si:hinS
PirrTiELD. M.ss, P NIL, showing hard.
s,Ss S6RS Mas WA NV " a flr sIe.,
Brp'oKD, Pa, m.-WndN W %; ,lisht snow storm.
s4s1,;axi Pr % VIVA y w IS ', es.,
LaScls1sR. Pa, ,: u.-wis nd, NV 81; cloudy,
H.s.ErsSn Pc p WIZ " : w " c e cloudy
CS.sEspssun.n Ps 7 p m-wina N. w; nj cloudy
UTIcA. n T., p. vivid W; "a, showing.
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AlbD Beard, editor Of The Ncr-Hampshire TEE
groy is elected Mayor of Nashua by aarge majority
CoScoRD, Tuesday, March -ll:3O p. M
EigLty-two towns give Halle 1908, and Cate
1i02f.
The Republican Representatives elected are ll9 and
Democrats 49,
To the Senate, Republicans and Democrat. ore
elected.
The Councillors are all Republican.
TIE Legislature is strongly Republican. and Gov.
Hailes majority will reach at least 1000.
Halfpaa I1eelre o'clock p. m.-One hundred aud
twenty nine towns heard from give Halle q, 1872 Cate
COOL. Republican Representatives elected thus far,
! i6; Democrats, -.
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Destructive Fire i'm Troy.

TRoT n. Y, Tuesday, March ,, 30;
FIRE broke out at about 8 o'clock TINS
tnOrnipg in the Troy Bleach Works on Ida lilu,
owned by William k. Yowart. The main building
was entirely DESTROYED but the house containing
several thousand dollars worth of goods, and the dry
ing-hOuse saved. The loss is estimated at from
so 600 to 81 OO0 and is fully covered by insurance
a follows:
Rogers williams Insurance Company Providence,
s. 900; Atlantic Insurance Company, Providence,
81, 500; American Insurance Company, s. 600; Wash
ington Insurance Company, Providence, $1,000; Man
haitian Insurance Company, New-YoTk, $780, The
fire originated IN d defective hue.
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New-IEampshire Election.

CoScoRD, N H., March 9-10I p. m.
large vote was thrown a. our State election to-day
VIM. Halle. the pres. Mt Governor was supported by
the Republicans, and Asa 7. Gate Of Mortified by the
Democrats.
Toe returns so fsrindcate the reelection Of Mr. Halle
iOI Governor by al Increased majority over that of Ia,
yoaI, he received 3i758 sgainst 81 1855 given for
Dir. Nells the Democratic candidate
MANCHESTER n H., March 2.
ScIne disturbance took place in the Fifth Ward TO-
day. parry Of rowdies took posse ssion Of the Ward
room, 'e tie checkst in pieces and broke ote Of the
bsnol-bO1es. The other two in the room thrown
out q the window and were saved Several persons
were badly beaten. The assailsnts were Democrats,
Who were off, nded because certain Irshmen not
registered the yoe.list After the disturbance
over the Board reassembled and announced the cleo
ton Of the Republican Representatives.
Several fights also took place between tie Irish Re-
pub leans aid Irish Democrats.
THIS evening all is quiet.
CoscoRD-l1 P. IN.
TIE following is the vote in some of the principal
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Traditional by Telegraph

SENATE-EvESISG SESSION.
All O'clock the Senate reassembled, and took up
tie special order-the Kansas resolutions.
Mr.. MAIHER offered as substitute the Democratic
Legislative caucus resolutions in favor OF the passage
Of the LecOmpOn Constitution through Congress, and
sustaining Presden. Buchanan.
Mr.. DIyES moved as a substitute the Assembly
concurrent resolutions, adverse to the Lecompton Con-
stitution.
On this, Mr.. MASDEyILGE occupied the attention
Of the Senate until ~ o'clock.
aMr. Vaudeville was followed by Mr.. NoyoS in a
long argument lasting until $50.
Mr.. SPIsOLA commenced speaking, when he gave
way to Mr. W. A. WHEELER who offered the follow
in9 amendment:
Rc.oted That in his opposition the present effort Of the
National Administrator 10 force the LccoHpiou Constitution
upon people the Territory Of the Hon. Stephen A.
DOuga Senator Of the United Sste fro the Stat Of Illinois
hiu to the true principles and spirit Of the Kansas Nebraska
Mr. SPrNoIA insisted that the Senator from the
XVIIth District (Whceler) had been discourteous in
introducing his resolution he lSpnOla) had only
given way for what hesupposed some ordinary trivial
motion.
Mr.. W. A. WHEELER said that if he had been gully
of discourtesy he would withdraw his resolution.
The matter not being pressed Mr.. Spnola proceeded
in bis remarks refusing to give way to motion to ad-
journ.
Half mast 10 o'cock.-Mr SPIsoLA s still speaking.
There is no prospect Of vote being taken tonight.
ASSEMBLY-EyEHISG SESSION.
The Assembly reassembed at p. IN.
The general orders resumed.
The bills creating four Districts of Superitendents of
the Poor and Coroners in Kings County referred,
to be reported complete.
The bill directing the New York Supervisors to raise
by tax 81 per for each child sent to the Juve
nile Asylum from the city and aggregate OF S20,OO0
for the building, ordered to third reading.
The bill for the relief of tax and assessment payers
in New York City was taken up MIR. CHANLFR
moved to strike out the enactlDg clause Loot. The
bill was then ordered to third reading.
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TO TIE PREsIDENL OF TIL INITTD
STATES.
LETTER XXI.

The system described in my last letter, NJ. presi
dent, i, a. you lave seer, war upOn the agricu-
tural C muuntiss of he uorll Sr the reduction Of
the prices of their rude products. To what extent it
has ulted in reducing the prices ~ cur staples you
have already seeU. How it taxes the planters and
farmers everywhere Ipropose now to show, and with
that view will commence BY sking year attention to
the following comparative view of the exports frou
Great Britain at the cose OF the great European
and al tee opening of the gold trade Of Csliforna:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

PIERMoSr.-The election for village officers toeA
place in this village on Tuesday last The following
ticket was elected Trustees, James Styles, Andre"
Fa1or, John j. Lawrence, James y. Walsh, Marcus
Hoffman; Treasurer, John G.. Blauvelt Collector,
Isaac Van Ward; Clerk John w. Bauvelt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

WAITS 10 FIsD rzR MossIE.-Ja's fnoe wan'A
10 ,d her mother, who she supPo'es VI" hiilA rnce'
end il TOW in Canada. Jare "a' taken from nes
p.erta and adopted ~Aen she was hte gun
h, ore Tbos. Fletcher, IN ~. Andrews i'o"er
canada He Iaoved to Montreal and Toronto, ann
then to Crab CTobora Ky, where she ~Iass hoaA-
Her father was nssDe, aid 'ho suppeses hia deaa'
but che hopes her mother lives and "wouh give I'd"
world to fse or bear from her,, and knows no cher
way b.t to SIX us to make her case known. Hes's
pas rospd her name until the mother and isasA'se
meet sgan.
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THE TOWN MEETINGS.
From The .aIBany yo.rnal, March o.

From The albany Josrnal, March 9.
We give below table of the Supervisors elected IN
the several counties thus far 1t will be seen that
exhibits an overwhelming Republican preponderance.
Even OF those Democrats who are elected, 20 many
are An-L ecompton men that i. is safe to put down
the supporters Of the Administration in minority
of less than ctourh of the whole number. Such is
New-York response to the LeComptCn bill:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10
Marine Disasters.

BosIoE, Tuesday, March 9, 1853.
The schooner Ocean Bride from Wellteet for Bos-
ton Is ashore on Point Alderton, Hull with masIS
gone Her crew are all lost. see
The schooner Picou. Capt. Davis, from Halifax Tor
Boston went ashore this morning at the THIRD yin,
Scituste and mas bilged. Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10
Judge LOring's Case.

Bos1oS, Tuesday, March 9, 1853.
In the House to day the majority and minority re-
ports the petitions for the removal of Judge ioring
were submitted and ordered to be printed The ma
iority report urges his removal The minority report,
signed by only one member OF the Com nttee, strong
ly onpo.es IL.