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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

sNAKIsC ExTRAoRDINART.--A few days since q
I.tls boy near Montyale Springs discovered large
-suls.nake going under a stone. he communicated
..o sc. 20 his father, who, with the assistance Of
-.b.r. overturned she stone next day, and killed
r.-,r rs,tlesnakes Of different sizes.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

Mrs. Prosidon. johnson and her daughter Mrs.
slower and family, arrived at their home in Greene
vile Tuesday morning. Mrs. Slower will mako
Ter home there as the 6reenevills Nsi0 Era says,
In tbo residence Of her father, which has just been
-,srairsd and enlarged.
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LE CELEBRATION OF OUR NATAL DAY.-Tbe
a.Eot number Of persons that we have ever seen
- similar occasion, Joined in celebrating the
fourth On Saturday last. Notwithstanding the puny
- olntemplible efforts that were made by few
. 10 bring the whole affair into disrepute, by at
'.-F.iag 10 mako lhe impression that the celebra-
.- aas &C. DO Of q partzan political nature, il was
s5r.5as success, in which, we arc happy to know,
u al parties heartily joined.
---iy in The morning, the people from the coun-
logan 20 throng oGr streets in large numbers,
a. By The time the procession commenced forming
aty WAS crowded. Business houses were closed,
general desire seemed TO prevail 70 properly
.aFo Che day. At ten o'clock the procession was
.-aal under the direction OF Alexander Kennedy,
Ir a4 Chief Marshal Of the day assisted by sew
-a. other gentlemen, and headed by the Knoxville
Brass Band, moved through some Of the principal
.l-.s TO The Female Institute, where seats had
been prepared and stand erected for The occasion
We have heard il spoken Of by some Of our oldest
.---l- as being The largest ever before seen here
such an occasion.
TIE most beautiful feature Of the procession was
4 obtaining thirty-six girls, tastefully attired
white. carrying aags representing the several
..a.-s of lhe Onion Miss Reboeca Alternately,
"ar-oaa.iug The Goddess Of Liberty, occupied a
.-.l.nent place in the car, and added much to the
Gee. of the scene Fountain Fire Company No
sg coupled a prominent place in the procession,
and with their fine engine and gay uniform pre-
-.-i d line appearances.
Arriving al the stand, Tie exercises we're opened
-y a1 sarnelt impressive appeal 70 q Throne OF
Grace. by Rev A. Bachman, pastor Of tho Second
f--lJytorian Church The Declaration Of hide
gyldgu1o was road by Sen. Thomas 4. Champion
lie oFaliou was deliv cred by George Andrews, Esqr
thi. city, Cen. Banks, who had been announced
orator OF the day, having been unRveidably de
...gs3 in Washington. Mr.. Andrews speech w
have heard spoken OF IN the highest terms By every
..,s ,,r,. bosrd Il. Asa specimen Of patriotic ex
,-...;o,. s,;table on such an OCCASION We aay
asro, b.ar5 il surpassed As specimen Of litera
..rs +. ~ everlasting monument 10 the research
.sa-aiBo aud excellent good taste Of TIC au'hol.-
Taken as whole, tho arrangement Of the 0fAs'o'
ras PECULIARLY happy one, ard was Ds'anso
rE marked attention by the very large aoOii''o
.qe.srt II was IN effort Of which It's auihof ma.
vel 30 proud Ia :,
AT he close Of the Grafton, the flags awarded y
the lsrge.s delegations present from any one el'i
district ora on foot and one on horseback were ~
- -, egn- Rule, with a short address 10
.s Allegation on foot was from the l4th dis
- nauboring z6l. The largest on horse9ael
s;;s5sfli dislrics numbering 50. The lag
..,,z - ~ q tiade b II L. Han q
na ~ Temple 90 behal
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From WashingtO
NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF GREEN
LAND AND ISLAND.

LAND AND ISLAND.
New YORK, July IA Washington dis
patch says Seward has nearly completed
negotiations for tho purchase Of Greenland
and Iceland from the Danish Government,
and it is said he is to give five and halt
millions of dollars in gold for them; and
that he has already promises Of sufficient
support in the Senate for the ratification OF
the measure. Mr.. Seward is now having
printed at the government printing Office a
voluminous account Of those countries,
their population, climate, great resources
and history, which he will send into the
Senate, with copy of his new treaty.
GEN. NJ DowELL REMOVED.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following or
dera just promulgated from the War De-
partment
General Order No. 80.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. ARMY,
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June so.
By direction of the President Of the
United States the following orders are
made, LIST. Brevet Maj. Gen. Irwin Nc
Dowell is relieved from command Of the
Fourth Military District, and will report
in person. vithout delay, at the War De-
partment I'd. Brevet Maj. Gen. Alvan c.
Gillem is assigned to the command of the
Fourth Military District, and will assume
command without delay.
By order of General Grant.
E. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. @.
The Fourth Military District comprises
the States Of Mississippi and Arkansas.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate has confirmed John i. Rob
inson. of Tennessee, as consul at st. Thomas.
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oHANoERY COURT AT JACKsBoRO'.

JUNE RULES, 1885
Asa1siils Kentucky Railroad Company - Amos Aau
pin. 5r., and y Hart @. and a
IN THIS CATsE IT APPEARING
frr 49, 81 sas bIlI which j. g, that
Aros sIarip Ir norsseut 81 the state 81 Ienn..
II A. sra ordered Is the CLARK aad Mastez 81 -
juno Ruies puoieatio5 = made Ger iegf -
Brownies WhfE. HAesspsltr e3iaiea -
sit 81 KnexvIIe Tonnes -, Repairing ssd dssndaz,.
gr appear q fha tafin ot abe
houssiu t4e town - cksboras abe - fsomrrr
herr hnA~NA
- - nied - dfst Msn8sg u October NAH n fnae q -.
Caurt BIZ ths <ausa o. fe same VIII p t-4 f
confssso aal 80 fsr hsafipg * pasts ~ = hiss
49, iasftzr DAVID HART, G. Il.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

EraN1EAIIos OF COLoRED TEACHERS FOE Coz
.rrp PrPILs-Aa examination Of Colored Teach
. for .ho Colorod Schools Of Knoxville and vicin-
nv will be held on the Cd Saturday Of August, at
shiloh Presbyterian Church, on ClGch street
Toe Schools viii open on the first Monday in
e-r,embor. NJ. G. WILCOX,
sapt Public Instruction, county Of Knox.
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Che gaOxrille Whig
KnoxvIIIe. Tonn.. JuIy 8. Ises.

Tr,rr--A man nsmed Fortner was brought 10
,,n.D an Sunday evening by Deputy Sheriff John
cibbs and confined in jail charged with having
,,sr goods from the store Of Burton s. Crawford.
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W. A. walker. Aduinistraor, John L Ioola q ais.
IN THIS CAUSE II WAS ORDERED
E. Gnlespy, Administrator Of ". s. Porter deceased vs.
Phebo J. Porter ct ais.
ATTACHMENT.

". I. BraBner Mark ". Harper.
THE PLAINTIFF MAKES OATH THAT
J. defendant indebted him IN the Of SIT so and
su and has removed the county the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon him. having
obtained original attachment against the the
defendant made returnabe before James Fuller Justice
the Peace for Jefferson county and the having been
levied his property 1t is ordered that the defend
appear boTo him, az his ONCE in DanTdgo Jefferson
county tie 9th day Of November ls, II vii BE- pro-
oeeded with accordingly, and that this notice De published
for four successive weeks In BroWnlow's " zig,
July 1Ata JAMES ftIibki - r
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ATpACHMENT.

H. l. Brannel Vs. Thco j. Bradford and james Mitchell.
THE PLAINTIFF MAKES OATH THAT
tho defendant Indebted him IN the sa q $500
and Of su and has removed out o. Is y tAst
ing Obtained essinai attschalsAi % ne
defendant made loturnablo before 60 - 49, 49,
~ tbe Peace or Jefferson county and the sane Eafng oeeo
levied or his property, IS ordered That ne esio1nt a-
r sre him At lis once il osndrase JenerEon county,
n Inc san sv 81 November 1855 or u viii DC proceeded
With accordingly. and that abs n9sis- g i@a for Jour
sa s5.l a. SesAs - JAMES FULLER J. r.
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GeOrgIa legislature.

ATLANTA, GA, July 4.--By order OF Gen
eral Meade, and proclamation Of the Gov
ernor elect, the Senate assembled at the
City Hall ut y . clock, ~. Yesterday, and
it was called te order by Gov Bullock
who iascended tho stand accompanied by
Gen Meade and Judge j. 5 Parrott
Gen Meade's order, tho proclamation O
tie Governor elect and the omnibus bill
were read.
Oaths were then administered By Judge
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

CANE MLLs.--We have for sale a large stock Of
new improved Cane Mills. We sell them much
cheaper than they have ever been sold for in this
market. For sale by CHAs. w. DE PUE
June loft Knoxville
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

COUNTY CoUET.-The regular quarterly term Of
be County Court was in session on Monday, Judge
Jones presiding, thirty-eight Justices present.
The mandamus 70 compel the Court 70 appropri-
s funds 70 pay damages TO tho Bosworth heirs
.ainad by The construction Of the bridge over
5ond Creek, VI The foot Of Clinch street. was pre-
.utod, and such appropriation made
Jonathan Osborn was qualified Is Constable Of
District No. n Of Kno1 county.
Capt S. D. Linart was elected Surveyor for the
l.ling four year,.
Appropriations ssere made 10 pay bills Of costs
nd other current expenses Of tho county, amount
.ag % about $4,000.
Road cases innumorable and vezatious, were dis
5I 0l 10 is TO be hoped 70 the satisfaction Of all
parties.
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-. Ton laly 8. PC. p

llrY CoUNcrL-The City Council met on Mon.
.y evening:
Mayor Bearden was authorized TO borrow $4,000
meet the debt falling due the first Of this month
.he steam Gre-engino.
Alderman Powell reported tbs erection OF two
...,ls az the north end Of the Market House, to be
l for Rsh stalls, instead Of a shed, which action
.as approved by the Board.
The committee on salaries Of officers was granted
-.bsr tims 20 make their report.
The committee OF hog pound was allowed further
ug
on petition Of MesarB Temple and Ihornburg
Board ordered the committee appointed to eel
.ain lots some time since, 20 have ssid lets sur
.gei and the boundaries fixed.
5audry accounts were presented and ordered To
paid.
Eighty pounds of lime was declared TO be the
.uJarl Of bushel sold 10 this market.
be lreei committee was ordered 70 make ar
1sements for the purchase of lot on Asylum
agl lying between Crooked and Locust, belong
g 10 DR.. Touche. for the purpose Of widening
ly.gm street.
The report Of the Chief Marshal shows for the
l.l Of June, IS arrests, $3.50 fines assessed, $l74
.aa.a. SIe6 due Cost Of police, s42e
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GAINES a Co. saTc Agents,
10 WHfrruAH a.. NV roaE
from the risia. flss,sg issa..


from The tiels. Tlfsass lssa,.
GAINES COTTON PLANT HlrrERs9SS' N n. i So
Of less e1csencs possstsutiy agrrs1 n ~
Papers, and posted walls, bdg9 ross ana In ess cen
something on the subleo-to compare a ~ fya-rsss
Cotton Plant Bors. As antopfs thay should - ass
In all maaFious countries and iho s0ier u IaipS al
march birds should never fi . mako thon paft q -
eommlssarist.
oco Of tJe Agsnts Of tAe Equitable I Assurances loosy
fthe 7. s., 90 Broadway
Mrasng GAME Co., u wbitoiisii 81.
'isHTtEnes-i 'ks pleasure ~ stating that for TIE past
six months have used GAINES COFTON PLANT BtTTERS
in ny family aud have fouud them 70 be Of great
in iEe cure q Dyspspsia and e a ,asis ssnoraliy
srtiso thar bas as,tsd teB as and ~ tis6 n 80
Is this article 70 trisi isw hmilss sour
sale. iu the above State viii b. very large
Yours truly, IAass T.. RTAs.
BaooE.4s, Janusry 10, isds.
MEssls. GAiNls S o., u Whitehall 81. NY
burin9 the month Of July was taken down with a 10
Of Chills aud Foyer-ook quulns enough l
two aen, al with eject Az The solicitation Of
frisud who had tried yoar Bttrs bought six bottles o.
them END eommenesd aag then per aireioas ana BE-
fore had taken onohaf Of them ehill hHd al dsag
psared am taking then tonic. s,sa conscisn-
tlossy recommend them . 90 Az thoy profess 20 Do
respectfully, JEFrERa0s EHigA
Eons, Ca, January iith. 1855
MEsaEs GASES 3 Co., New York.
orsrs--wo have tried Your oATNEs Cotton PLANT
20 give perfect sasi9e;iion e ceuomcr5 Yfotsrrng hs
aay other. Al pronoanca thcm orcegut We specially
reepmuleho VIZ - netisa ei bar Keepers
al who deal in iif-fors. tNnEHWooD q 0HAvEs.
R9ar, Ca, Jsauafy Ttb, 1sss.
HEssEs. GaINns l. Co.
have used GAIEEst COTTON PLANT BIfTERs, aad
ain satisfied that thry are ~ they b. asd heartily
recommend thea 70 an persons u8si1s f5nls consider
hem the very BEST Bitt1ra s, and aas tn IL prsrrRco
70 all others 2. s. BLAcz.
stvAsg1n, 80. Jsa 8afy 2fib, 1861
MEssRs GAIsEs = CO.. ~ & n whitehall -, Nsw York
GggTLzMrv- Allow me shank ysa for tbs bsssfs Of
CANES COTTON PLANT BtTfEh5 that sSeIfs1t threw
ny way assure y0u they have bu ihg csuff d
10y ny family than nythlng tha kud introduced
my house nttis gF has oacu i9r aAictsd
with Chills aud Fever rendering r yefy delicate ialeed
Pl,ysiean AGO. Physician a1l medicine a8r medicine,
have been trsl. ana 40 o. 1o Purposa until J9ai
maxc COTTON PLANT BfrTEHs tries, vhi1b has
Louisa u. JeaDsE.
W. e. INGLE5 s. CO. Agents,
Knoxville Tsnneasee.
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pieces Of patriotic vocal music by Prof Knabo Dr.
Putnam, Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. Page. Mr.. Anderson.
AIr. Richards and Gen Champion The applause
which greeted these performances showed how
thoroughly they were appreciated
AT night there wac q magnificent display Of Gre
works which was witnessed by Thousands Of persons.
This part Of the arrangement was, wo think, admi-
rAbly managed, and much credit is due the com.
mttoe on fireworks for the faithful performance Of
their duties as well as to all other committees in
charge Of arrangements for the occasion. We would
not neglect 70 mention the balloon ascension al p
NJ gotten up by Mr.. Allison
The whole affair passed of pleasantly with no
feeling Of unldndness on account Of party caste !;
none dreaming Of such thing except il we're some
50 blinded BY prejudice that they do not desire 10
SEQ the Fourth Of July celebrated unless thoy are
consulted and can have their own way in every re-
spect.
The eolored people too in keeping with their past
course joined enthusiastically in celebrating Inde-
pendence day. Before forming the principal pro-
cession, large procession was formed By them,
when they proceeded TO Mulberry Spring, west Of
town, where the Declaration Of Independence was
read BY DR.. j. B. Young, and speeches delivered by
Rev. 9. w. lie We're and others. We have heard Mr.
lie Yere's address spoken of in the highest terms.
Speaking over, they marched back 10 town hesded
by the colOred brass band. Good order and quiet
ness marked the exercises Of the day
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DISSOLUTION.

VNHE co PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY
existing between DAVID RIcnAnDsos and T. j. sAzFonD
for The prosecution Of the Lumber Business under
aud stys Richardson Sanford he's been this day To-
gaiy dissolved BY mutual All unsettled
WI be settled BY g. j. Sanford al the store Of J. Sanford
4 Co. d. RICHARDSON,
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QUARTERLY MEETIEe-FoURTH RoUED-
NsoxvuLr Observation-Disclosures EPISCOPAL
EaUBCH-
Clinton, at Mabanaim, July 18th aud 10th
Anderson, July 25th and 2sth
Knoxville, August lst and Cd.
Naynardsville August sth and 9th.
Knox, at Fountain Head, August 18th and l6tb.
East Knoxville, August 22d and 2sd.
Little River, August 18th and s0th
5syioryiIle, at Pleasant Hill, Sept 9Th ead 9Th.
cambridge and New Market at New Market
Bs 9Th aud 18th.
strawberry Plains, Sept. 18th and goth.
Those circuits marked thus viii please inform
a. when tho meetings are 70 be held. As this will
a.l quarterly meeting each circuit, it is hoped
ara viii be a full attendance Of the official menu
w chat The circuit business may be well closed up.
THOMAS II. PEAREE.
IL q
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ExcELsIoR.-The above is the name Of one Of
the best Cook Stoves ever brought to this city.
From the large amount sold daily by VIM. CoE-
man & Co. and the universal satisfaction they
give, We arc Of the opinion they have no equal
They burn wood OF coal Each stove s furnished
with one Of Mangles Patent Gas Consumers. Ev.
cry stove warranted to perform not only we'll, but
very well apl 29-tf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-08

SOMETHING NEw.-The Southern Star is the
name Of 8 new Cooking Stove manufactured at
Knoxville by Clark, Quaif g Co. and for sale ex-
clusively by Chas w. DePae, at the Stove House on
Gay street Il ia the bast stove ever manufactured
in this country and equal to any shipped here
Il is well adapted 10 tho wants Of the farmers Of
East Tennessee. Every stove warranted. An
wishing stoves should patronize home manufac-
tories. juno 3-tf
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NorCE-We have business with the following
named persons, and respectfully request that they
call in person Of our Office or furnish US with their
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oco q tao Aggt, Of tl Equitable I Assaraaes loeas
gf TIE U. s., 93 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22

The United states aud the West Indies
Tho Purchase Of 81. Thomas.
The proceedings for the transfer Of the island
Of st. Thomas having been ratified by the
people of that island, the project can now only
be defeated in the United States Senate. For its
defeat before that body certain portion Of the
radical press labors very anxiously and 1t Is
only natural that they who so bitterly endeavor
TO keep ten States Of the Union in condition
Of anarchy and disorganization-to put the
niger above the white man in those States
should regard with disfavor anything that
could iaure in any way to the benefit of our
national commerce. In commercial view the
whole of the West Indies are Of the greatest i'm.
portance 10 this country, and more particularly
are of great importance to this city. st.
Thomas, being the windward island, is practi-
cally the commanding point Of the whole
system, and in time Of war would enable us
to command the entire archipelago; while in
time Of peace its possession would give US the
control Of West India trade. All the extensive
commerce those islands now carry on with
European countries would gravitate to TINS
port with st. Thomas in possession Of the
United States; and this one consideration
alone is ample reason for the purchase.
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the operations Of protective tariffs. They now
propose to shake of the revenue tax on manu-
features and to throw it upon some other
branches Of trade, and for the purpose OF me-
morializln. Congress to consummats their
wishes the cotton, woollen, iron, paper,
leather and other interests Of New England
will be represented in convention to-day ~
Worcester, Mass We do not anticipate that
any alarming result viii grow out OF this
movement, as other interests will be likely 10
have as much influence in the halls Of Con-
gress as the cotton protectionists Of New Eng
land can hope to WELD.
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lTusixcts for Yucatan-santn Anna Trying 60
Borrow Money Cuba Compromised By
AbettIng Him-Dcnth of General Taboada-
Don Domingo Bureau.
HAVANA, Jan. 16.
VIA KEY WEST, Jan. I'll, 1868.
Vague reports are circulating here that twenty
thousand muskets have been secretly shipped to
Yucatan.
A certain class Of schemers here pretend that
orders have been issued to the troops to hold them
selves in readiness for two hours notice. The
query Is natural-Has government any apprshen-
sons on account Of what General Escobcdo said
ct q recent banquet In relation to Cuba's aiding
and abettng Santa Annas
We have the intelligence, which is supposed 70
have come through Mexican eximperalist and
the French Consul that Captain Cortes late OF tho
Spanish army and police, Ii again enlisted in the
cause of Santa Anna. The latter has scarcely ten
thousand dollars ready cash at his command and
Is vainly making efforts to borrow.
General Taboada's illgotten wealth has been
lost in speculation, and General Taboada died
of the vomito. He was most dcvout in his last
moments EEU
Dsn Domingo Bureau, late imperial civil Cover
nor Of Vera Cruz, made an offer OF $500 900 Tor
plantation at Cicnfucgos, but he failed to secure
the property.
The American Consul, Mr.. La Rentrie, is on the
alert for whatever may transpire here affecting
American interests.
The Yucatan Expedition-The Guerrero Tro~-
bIes Between Pincncs and AIvarcz-IIixher
Duty Demanded Foreign Cotton.
HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1863.
BY the steamer Marsella we have news from
Vera Cruz to the 10th inst.
The expedition for Yucatan was In course Of |.
preparation under the superintendence Of General
Alatorre. General Porario .Diaz had left camp
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from certain persons that they may be eligible 70 such
appointments A@~ssA
The Florida Reconstruction Convention met 1t Taila.
hassee on Monday. The President and Secretary were
chosen from the white delegates most Of the other
onhces being nllsd BY negroes.
The Virginia Convention yesterday invited General
Grant TO visit the hall conservative member refused
10 serve on tho committee to wait upon the General
because there was negro on IT.
Two Conservative Conventions are In session al Hous
ton. Texas and Is is thought they viii unite One Of
them called the McMahon Convention adopted resclu-
tons favorng the equality or the negro before the law
and the reconstruction Of the State under the laws OF
Congress-.
The Cass mills, At Alexandria N. H., wero entirely
destroyed by fire on Monday night. A fire in Abingdon
Mass yesterday morning, destroyed store. dwelling
and stables, involving loss Of $20O 0O fire in Gin
cinnati Monday night destroyed properly to the OK.
tent Of $40, 600
In the United States Supreme Court yesterday Chief
Justice Chase announced that majority Of tho Court
being of opinion that tho NcArde should be ad-
yanced the calendar is ordered that it be SCI for
hearing on the first Monday OF March next
The revenue cutter Ashueloh Captain Rowse, was at
sourabssa November 10. on hcr way TO Hong Kong
man At Richaeld, Minn was put on the cars re-
Gently for not paying ten cents extra on account OF
having no ticket, and he froze to death.
A New York revenue inspector seizod three hundred
and nfty barrels OF spirits in Boston yesterday.
Tho New England Manufacturers' Convention will DO
held in Worcester, Mass, to-day.
In state Constitutional Convention yesterday the
article education adopted.
BY the sudden decease OF Providence Ludlam, rspub
lcan member OF the Senate Of New Jersey, vacancy
has been created in the Cumberland district. The
senate Stood with the late incumbent, eleven demo-
Gratis, ten republicans Tho In tho district At the
November election was. republican, 1850; democrat,
2.540 Republican majority, 40.