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The Examination of Fasscl.—'I‘he ex-
‘ amiriation ofthis young man on a charge by
the Grand Juror. E. K. Foster. Esq. of an
A ‘assault with intent to kill Mr. J. B. Dwight,
to tutor in Yale College, crimmenced before
Mr. Justice Bennett. on Monday j afternoon,
at 2 o'clock. Mr. Foster conducted the ex-
amination on the part of the Slate alonc.-—'-
Messrs Kiuiberli-y, Baldwin and C. l. Ir.-
gersoll were engaged as counsel for the ac-
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A Noble: Dog.“-=5A“Halifa‘,x paper states
that a child was »pla,‘ying' with a Newfound-
land. dog’. on Roa‘ch’s whtirf, (Halifax) a
short time since, and by some -accident slip-
ped over the tI'l(I of the wharf into the water.
'l‘he dog immediately sprung after thechild
(who was only six years old) and seizing
the waist of his little frock, brought him
into the dock, where there was a stage, and
by which the child held on, but was unable.
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“.' ~ - rom_._ the N. Y. True Sun.
‘Ilfeeting in the Par/c.—An immense meet-
ing uas held in the Park on Thursday
forthe purpose of confirming the nominations
ofthe Democratic party. Mike Walsh and
his friends gained possession of the temporar-
ry platform and kept _it, and ‘the County
meeting propcr organized on the City Hall
steps. 'I‘he proceedings on both sides were
dumb show, in consequence of the uproar of
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jlCloszng.of the Santa. Fe TrarIe.—'I‘he
Presideiit of the Republic of Mexico has is-
syled It decree, closing to all foreign com-
[pl-rce the custom houses on the frontier ad-
jppiing the territory of the United States.-—
',‘,ne decree is dated the 7th of August i843
and went into tfi’-ect within forty-five days af-
ter its publication in the city of Me-xic-*.'—
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.Almost a Duel.-—-Two good lavvygrs”
he Locofoco school, having quarrclediat
Pammany Hall about the nomination of can-
didates for the‘ Legislature, determined to re-
fer the result to ‘pistols and coffee for two.’
A challenge passed from Edward Patterson
to Henry P. Wanmaker wliich was acc.cp‘-
ed, thepartics to IIH‘l t at Bulls Ferry, N. J.
The police got wind oi II.-—RlI't‘5It’Cl the par-
ties and pliict-‘(I them under botids to keep the
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_ ESTRANGEMENT. ’ ‘ “‘
Oh! did I not deem that the sunny stream
Of love could e’er have dried; " _ -
But finally thought, when Fancy brought,
Sweet music on its tide--‘
Bright heralds were of bliss;
Foretelling joy, without alloy,‘
In every burning kiss.
- . And memory still, awakes a thriil;
_ Though the eye witlibolds ti tear;
For thelonely heart can never part
cused. His father and two brothers are to get on top "The dog sowing that it was (uinaled ii“... .,,.,,.,,,5 . d h .1‘ h . - . .
. _ - _ ~ - D. . .~. ., ,3 . an r eers it He U H _ eicr. As vie are given to understand that wnnnn,n.r1nsn o,~,¢ei,e1dde,,,.,
present. It would appear by the testimony unable to pull the little fellow out of the prevailed. The regular Democratic candi- DA”"f”ct”, C"l,’,i9‘:,"_ R‘’‘’”',“‘ % ll‘ R°°l’°°""" the locofoco is a remarkably harmoirioas piir- They come aItimcs,t1io'sefitl‘ul chiiiiess...
. eniocra . in a u ing to tie amous mass of ,y' ,,,_.t. suppose we mus, ,,d,,,,, ,h-,, s,.,,,,,,,,_,,,, '1hose echoes of the past;
that he was seized by Mr. Dwight on the
night of September 30th, when there was
them at the time that he stabbed some one
who seized him in the street, but professed
not to know who it was, and hoped that be
had not htirt him seriously.
Dr. Jonat/tan Knig/it—I was called to
one of the College rooms to see Dwight.
water, run up to a yard adjoining, where a
a little girl nine years of age was spreading‘
the hands to the stage.
hold of the child, the dog assistt-d her in
rescuing the little fellow from his perilous
situation, and after licking the face of the
infant that it had thus saved, it took a leap
offthe stage and swam round to the end
dates wire nominated and approved by the
City Hall trier-ting. and booted by the party
Sheriff,’ inscribed upon them.
iiiiinediately turn to shreds by the. Spartans,
who tirade shillelahs of the broken stat-es.
When the City Hall met-ting had adj. Mike
Walsh tirade a speech, and was nominated
for Senator amidst the acclarnritions of those
cdpper which has l.it. lybeen removed from
the bed ofthe, Octagon river, says that the
National Institute.
./,Fire at East IIaddam.—-Welearn that
_,the O.ikville Cotton Factory in East Had-
tlflm, was destroyed by fire on 'I‘ut-sduy
iiiltertioori. The fire is supposed to have
in this case that discord is only 'liarm=.~,riy
H01 Undvrstootl.’ B’essings on such honest
ning of the 2d ult. On s arching in the
morning, tl:e trunks and bags were found
twelve rods from the road, but broken open
and all the property of any value to thr-
tliievestaktn. The persons whose biggage
were stolen were, Mrs. Eliza C. Ball, of
01' visions fair inwraped in air-
Too beatitifiil to last.
’Mid_ all that glcamcd on high,
0lu"IJllSSI‘I:Ill01t)c where ills ne'er come-—
W here love can never die. ~- ’
And the merry glance of hope would dafieg
In thy soft beaming eyes,
As I pictured bright in the silent night,
Our mansions in the skies;
“"190 I ‘V9-N I“ he ‘-V_35 Sllllng I“ if‘ °h“l‘"- 0l_ll1€. “'l!11|‘f, 8f_|<l lmnietliufelya-ll€.I' rtlufned on and about the platform. The Walsh ariginatedin the Picker room. A part of N _, .
Mtich blood upon his clothes. Ihe first with its hat in its nioutb. It is said that the meeting then a-tjoumed, and alter unfluor- [he ,,,,,ch;,,e,,. was saved ;n .,, d.,,,,,,,g;.d s,,,,e_ (,n1,-nu‘ ML S,,,,,,,,,j B_ Hm’ 0, B,,dg,,p0,.,' \Vp‘t;i‘i fondly there ‘and scenes so fair,
' Ct. and Mr. Drloss ’l'u'.tle; the principal "””°ed °”’ ””’”°"”' ‘
wound I examined was on the left hip,
through the fleshy part abovethetliigh bone.
The wound through the skin was about an
inch, was bleeding moderately. While pre-
paring to dress it, he ‘oceanic faint and was
laid down upon the floor. After dressing
I found another wound in, front, in the gro:n.
On examination was satisfied it was not a
a wound of any depth,--nothing at that
father of the child—to whom the dog he-
lo-ngs——when leaving the country where he
formerly resided, rescued it from the hands
ofsome persons, who were about to execute
the poor animal for killing a sheep.
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Pleasiiig Method of teaching the nine
parts of Speech.-—I will collect a nuriiber of
children, and draw 8l'l‘_ItlliIgll'IfII'y -picture, 1
ing the stand, about one hundrtd and fifty of
the Spartans lifted up one side and fiairly
canted it‘over, breaking it into friigirietits
Mike then marched off at the head of his’
band, and quiet again reigned in the Park.
—'l'he aggre-
T/re Popular Vote nfO/rio.
I and -Legisla
gate vote on the (‘Icngressiona
tive Tickets in Ohio, as near as can be as-
Btiilding, niachint-ry and stock, insured for
_$6000.— Harlford Cuuranl.
Frtrnziizglon Canal.—Notit:e. is hereby
given by the Treasurer of the New Haveii
and Nortliampton Company, that all sliarts
ofthe Company on which any assessment,
or assessments retiiaiii unpaid on the 25 inst.
will on that day be sold at public auction at
the office ofthe Company in New I‘ILt\'€fl.
loser of whom was Mr, Hall , who lost
property to the amount of from 8200 to 250
Rascalilg/. —We observe in the Philr.di-l-
phia papers, that the di-lormtd Indian toy.
picked up some“ here in Rhode Island, and
exhibited in this city last summer, is now
‘shown tip’ at the Masonic Hall in Phlludel
The world's daik snares and bitter cares
The hour were all forgot.
And every sigh, far, far on high,
Seemed borne on aiigcl’s wings,
To mingle there, all pure and fair,
W ith bright and lovely things!
The dream is past, and cloud has cast
Its shadows on my brow:
v 1 - - . . .
Ihc fount is dried of the rippling UIIC‘-T-'
There is no music now!
mne .w”s 33”’ of E”): ””:e’ .w°u””‘h. 1" .’d”e will askcaclz of them} in S"C"»*S$l0"»_ WIN” ceitaihtd, will show a majority of about two . _ phia, as ‘a wild boy caught in the island of :23
m°"""8' a 59”” “*5 5’°‘‘" °” '5 5’ B’ will you have in the picture? Unewillsay [nonsnnd over the Locofocos. Shannon (lo- Arni.-a.l Erctraoinlznarg/.——Oii Stindayaf- Borneo-—and a connecting link between From the Jour'2a'lofCormncrce-
All who visited him in SANDXVICH ISLANDS,
discovered by seeing: a cut in“ his clothes.-
Did notexamine the wound in the fleshy
31:: ::’:e!'!ain its depth. On the second
or third day I probed the wound, and found
it passed obliquely downwards and back-
wards three or 4 inches. No inflzimtiiatiori
followed, and nothing unfavorable. The.
wound appeared healing withoutany unusual
symptoms.
-The second day he was moved home.—-
About the middle of the next week be ap-
peared well, conversing with those around
him. No indispusitioti except from loss of
blood, or excitement like fever, duiirig the
week following. lsupposed from the ap-
pearance of the wound the iostrumerit to be
fotir or five inches in length, like a knife.—
The wound in the groin, was near the blood
vessels of the sides and the fcruieraf artery
in it dangerous position.
a cottage, another a mansion, in wood, a tree
a lake, a church, .i lzidy,a gantleman. Then
I will tell them that these things are nouns,
which is the name of any thing, and there-
fore might as well have been called names
instead of nouns. I would then risk, having
gotthe objects for the picture, how shall
they be placed .7 I shall be told, the cottage
by the wood,the tree tn the hill, the. house
in the field, the lady near the lake, the gin-
tleman be’yond_ the church, thus in making
their choice, they would find otit what con~
stituted a preposition. I should then take
up the adjective brush, as I wotild call it,
and tell them, that to give beauty to the pict-
ure. it was proper to express a quality, and
tltcy would give their preference fora pretty
cottage, a fine mansion, a young lady, a
handsome church. and so forth, which would
teach them the adjective. Then in order to
cofoco) had last y
or over Corwin (Whig) of more than 3.400»
The election in the Northern cos. of Ohio. P
called ‘the Reserve,’ give a Whig majori-
ty on the Congress ticket of about 24U0.atid
have elected two Whigs and one Loco to
Congress; nine IVhigs and four Locos lo
the lower branch of the Legislature. The
effcct of the abolition vote has been to elect
these few locos in a part of the State where
the Whigs in 1840, we.bclieveelcc.tet:l every
representative.
Brig Li'7rr1e7i.—Rerirai'/mble Safe-riitg
from Yellow Fe1;er.—-Tliis vessel cleared
in Mobile on the 22d ult. for Providence, R.
I. but before reaching the far, lost the entire
Another crew havitig
been obtained, the brig sailed a second time
—when three days out, Capt. Colllflsi lht‘
crew with the fever.
ear a majority for Govern-
ternoon last, an open skiff’ boat, about 20 fee
long arrived in our harbor frorri Philadel-
hia. She is owned by two fishermc-ii.—
They intend fishing in our river the com-
ing winter for shad.
Savrrnna/t Republican, l5lll.:7tll.
At the Pit-sbyteriati Synod, in Baltimore,
iast week, the Rev. Mr. Dale, agent of the
Pennsylvania Bible Societ_v,stated that there
are 30,000 faiiiilies, or l5U,00O souls in the
State of Pennsylvania alone that have no
Bible.
‘Ask the Pig that sees the II"z°-nd.’— It is
stated in the papers, in describing the late
hurricane and rise in the tide in Florida,
that ‘the swine around St. Marks all fltd to
the highlands as fast as the-y’could scramble
a short time before the hurricane cornmea-
ced. ‘Pigs is wise,’ says the Charcoal
Stretcher.
man and beast!’
formities.
offer to set up their abominable prett-nccs. :
N. H. Register.
Pledge
which I have since paid.
this city were disgusted with the exhibition
and the cxhibitors—-perhaps’ most with the
vagabonds who were trying to catch pennit s
by making a mockery ofthe poor boy’s de-
They ought to be drummed out
of every respectable cornniuriiiy where they
A Case, and an Eu:a7nple.—-Yesterday a
man of middle age, living in the Town of
‘ —, came into the S.rvin_s Batik, and
laid One I'I2l.7ld‘7'(.’-Ll Dalia.-rs on the counter,
with the following exclamation ;—‘Two
years ago I was a drinker, but came to the
Llr'lt-l'llll{)'dl.l0D to sign the VVas.Iriiigtonitzit
I then owed seventy five dollars,
Ihave from my
earnings supported my family in a decent
Extract of :1 letter dated
O_A1lU..IUl\"28, 1843.
On VVednssd:ry next a British officer will
haul down the English Flag, now flying at
the fort, and the flag of the island will be
hoisted, and saluted by the threeBrllish ves-
sels of war in port. N0 Coriimiinication has
taken place l)('l.t\'€(‘t'l the Admiral and Lord
Paulet, on the proceedings of the latter, [-19
is probably it rained tiian. We presume
thatall of the proceedings of Lord Panic;
will be rendered voizl. The King has been
sorely tried by the insults which have been
heaped upon hirn_:_by Lord Paulet, but as
it has terminated, it is a glorious thing for
him ; establishing as it does the fact that he
is an indepeiident sovereign. \Ve are of
course in great glee, considering ourselves
placed on firm inotine, never more to be nio-
’That love’s young dreams, like heavenly beams, _’-
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disturba_nce about the College, and that lllltl out clothes. He seized the girlby her frock on the pt.,,,{,,,m and those» ;,,,medg,ne|_,.» d. I . * -
scufllcin ll1e(l.tI‘l( he stabbed him with his and no'.withstanding_ber exertions to gel in-nnnd ii, Durgng ,1“. ,.,,,,,mo,;0n, son,“ _l“,l"DSl1tiVt‘ F€V€=1lt*fl if) Mr- Ashmama l't'=- ,1,-_ri,,;5i_N [L Hc,,,],]_ HOW 0fl=1t_1"‘s'l1t:_“"l10" the Skleiafebfishtr
knife in the hip or groin. A number of his away, he Succeeded in dragging her to the nlnycn,-,i5 .,,-ere b,,,,,,,m into (he ,,,;,1s,,»,; the Idem Of Stmll 518- l‘v‘luT|9. We plate \\‘ht‘T€‘ __.___.._______ AI-!",’1,€l,3,1l “cl--*5“§9_"°,1’°~*"~‘: ]_ d,
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fellow students testified that he confessed to spot, where the child was still hanging by assemblage, with the words 'VVesterrelt for ‘‘“,°”’” '13-‘) be found. It is, l'tO\\€\tl‘, not '1 ,_,,_, ,,,,,,l smgc b,,,“,e,_,, Galena and ‘A::’(jfC:;3,§fi';’n::;’t;:;°‘;;’=g 5"“ '5!
On the girl's taking q‘h,.Se were S0l*”f=’° “Sill? 009 "OW 0" “5 ‘WY ‘*3 ‘he Chicago, Illinois, was robbed on the eve- W0 l1fl‘~’8S0i1‘.e'l1‘ H511‘ in the ‘hires; 31111’; ’ ’.
manner, and laid aside this money, which I
now wish to deposit; and I can say iirore
Here the testimony rested on the part of
the prosecution. Cross examined on the ’es""’ by i’ """"‘l*' l""‘d d “‘1""l “Plain-
give life to the picture, I would tell them that
_ _ , _ , mate. sickened and died, and the Stcofld male
the different objects must be doing something
. Trut/i..—An eminent modern writer bap-
soon followed. She arrived off our coast ~ ‘
defence - il I‘t:m'1l'l'S '——‘Th- found-itit n of domestic ~
' . . d litbtld—tbh ~l ldrance- - -.l’y. ‘.".." ." ' -.— ‘ '- .. ' ' --
0,, me F,.,d,,y f0p0,,.mg_ I was (01,) be ‘$6 llrllelti.-?Qho“)3M" wan‘ *:he°(:(5:“5le"‘:""n Iéhouldi some days since, in charge of the first mag, happmess 15 mm m we vmue of “_0manE_ that I am 8o00'b‘etter-in my mtnél and feel _ .7‘./(‘ti Bible P/o/rzbi.Ied.——Dr. Franklin, .
~ . D ‘ who had also become disabled iruin t t! The ,o,mda,,0n of pomica, ,mPp,m,Ss' ,5 com ings. IREAsURl-.R or L. BA.\i{. in his own Life, has pr.-Se.-V,-d the {,,|]o,,,.,,,g ,
bad a slight chill. I inquired if any fever
followed, was told there was none. Uri Sun-
day of next week, he was more indisposed,
severe pain in his head. Supposed it result-
ed from the confined sttiteof the bowels.-
From that time he was more unwell, though
with no strong syriiptoms. On Monday,
two weeks after, there were marked syrup-
toms of fever. Iexumitied the wound with
a great deal of Ci1l‘t‘,l.0 ascertain it there was
deep seated lIlII«tln[I)'dIlOl'), to cause these
symptoms. There was no appearance of
anything ofthe kind. The wound appeared
well except there was no discharge or matter
as should be in it heultliy state, where a
wound had been open so long. On Tuesday
I was told he had on the previous evening,
syniptonis of a wandering initid. Thtrse in-
creased during Tuesday. Finding his cori-
study, the lady shotild sing, the lake should
shine, by which would be explained the
qualities ofthe veib. But I would add, the
tree might wave, or the lady might sing
very differently from what you intend, how
sliould it be? ‘VVhy sir the tree shall wave
gently, the horse shall prance playfully ; the
lady shall sing sweetly,‘ thus I should attain
the adverb. Now, I would ask one ‘VVhat
would you do with the cottage .7 ‘Oh sir, I
should like to live in it.’ 'In it,’ what do
you mean? ‘In the cottage.’ Thus I
would by repetition, illustrate the pronoun.
The conjunction they would learn because
it could form no part ofthe’ picture; while
the interjection, though ’ called a part of
speech, is not so in reality ,; “it is an excla-
mation only. Thus children might easily
effects of the same uialignant disease, after,
fideuce in the iritcgrity of man. The foun-
5’’°‘‘'”’3 5’‘3”‘’’5 °’ "’5”"5s ’°’ some daysl dation of all happiness, temporal and eternal
and having been passed by sever
all of whom neglected or refused to
assistance. She was fina
Reynolds of Boston, and by hiui conducted
into Newport, where she arrivtd on Friday
night. The Courier & Enquirer adds thul
the underwriters of who were on board
the brig Linden, have promptly presented to
Mr. Matthews a suitable token of ther regard
for his services.
How. Goo. Morton was Elccted.—It has
been asserted by the Locolocp‘ papers. ill?‘
Marcus Morton was elected by the, votes 0.!
the people. Vile assert that he was elected
al vessels,‘
lend
lly boarded ty Mr.’
S. H. Matthews, mate of the burque Ann.
reliance on the goodness of God.’
The Steamer Cleopatra,on her passage
from New York, (as we learn from the
Jotirrral of Commerce) was discovered to be
on fire-, about ll o’clock, over one of the
boilers. By the good conduct of Captain
'- Dunstan, his crew and the passengers, the
fire was extinguished without rnati;-rial dani-
age.
Ifarlem Railroad.—'I‘he I-larlem Com-
pany are pressing they completion of their
,road to White Plains, where the expect to
run their cars by the lst of .I-auunry. A
flargc quantity of their iron rails have
already ttriivcd from England.
‘rrsso’s Wis/i.-—'I‘asso being told that he
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New Haven, Nov. 2, l843.
by severe pecuniary dl:l.l‘{'SS,'Ctll.l5t(I by th
ties. Poor IL‘IlO\\'l
An Editor’: La.mcnt.——'l‘he editor of the
Tallnhasse Floridian, in alluding to the late
storm there, an account of which we publish-
ed, ‘goes it strong’ in this wise:—‘Succcss-
ively visited by the scourges of an Indian
war, by floods and by droughts, by failure
of crops, by pestilence, by coiiflagrationsiind
hurricanes;-and we will add. borne down
operationol the most vicious "banking sys-
tcrii ever kriotvir, and that worse rrianaged
than any where else—an earthquake is only
necessary to cap the climax of our calami-
The Comrnou Council of Hartford, as an
inducement to the Company to locate the
singularanecdote of the bible bring pm.
hibited in England, in the time of Marv, the
Catholic. '
the reloririaiion : “Tliey had an English
Bible, and to conceal it the more securely,
they had conceived of the plan of fastening
it 0pen.with paclitlireads across the leaves,
on the inside of the lid of-ii stool! Wllen my
granrlfatlier wished to read to his family, he
l"BV(.‘I‘S('(.l the lid of the stool upon his knees“
and passt-d.the leaves from one side to-
anotht-r, which were held down on each by
the packthrcad. One of the childre was
placed at the door to give notice if he saw
an officer of the Spiritual Court make his
“PP"“"“”°9-3 In ‘hm 01158 the lid was restored
to its place, wili the bible concealed undez
it as before.”--P/rilad. Gaza/1,-,,
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His family had early eriibraced ‘
be collected to play at making pictures, and
would be unconsciou-s,_ly— instructed while
they were innocently-amused.
So.ilm"s Hose.——There are three lzonspg
in New York, under the patronage of ,-p,,,_
Amt-rici.-n Scamcn Friends Society, app,-0, " ,
priati-d for the irccortimodation oil .5ni]0,s__
One ofthese houses ri-ports that itxjms ,.e_ _
by Road as above and to defray in part the in-
creased expense of that route over the West-
ern route voted $l0,0UO to the Company, to
be pull on ‘their completing a good and suf-
ficient Branch Road from said Rail Road on
dition growing worse, I had a consultation
on Wednesday. Thursday be altered very
little without any symptorns giving me spe-
cial alarm, yet knowing him to be very sick.
had an opportunity of taking advantage ofa
very bitter tnetiiy——"I wish not to plunder
him, "but there are things which I wish to
takt-"away from trim: not his honor, his
2 Justice's Commissions,
I Light House,
1 Suit of Clothes, and
S£nguZar.—-—Nl r. c'i?s; "Bi-i:'Booth of New- _
I 35400 proinist-d.
Thursday evening saw there had been iri-
crease ofiiidisposition, and that he was in
immediate danger. He died before morning.
I examined hitn after death, the deeper
wound was healed about one half from the
bottom, and upon the surface it had partly
closed, the other wound entirely treated."-
The fever was Typhoid fever and singular
in its progress, terminated more rapidly than
the ordinary diseas--.
Direct easamirration Rcsumcd.———It was
not one of the ordinary cases of’lever result-
ing from a wound. I do not say, there was
no connection_bctwecn the wound and the
fever.
The Court found probable cause to hold
the accused to trial, and ll1crt:lul't: placed
him under bonds in the sum of three thou-
sand dollars, for his apearaiicc at the Stipe-
rior Court, on the 4 h Tuesday of Juiiuary.
I844, to abide the result.
town, left at this office, tlieo‘t»h'e‘rd=ty, a coup
le ofapples taken from a tree hearing what
are called ‘Rhoda Island Greenings.’ The
two apples were taken fromithe same twig.
grcwingalmost in contact and ytt one is
sour and the other as sweet as you please.
we don't know how to account for this fact.
Who does?
By the way, on the day ofthe Fair, some
apples brought from Gret nfield, were shown
to us, by Mr. Baldwin. One side of these
were sweet and the other sour-—tlit-re ap-
peared to be a genuine ama.lgama.lirm and
no hoax either.-—-Br-idgcport Slandarrl.
Murder ditrl Arson in New York-—At
an early hour or. Sunday it was discoverer!
that a small room, in the rear of a store in
the upper part of Broadway, occupird by
Williriiii I_.it‘lf1/.:i., a tailor, was on fire, and
sortie of the neighbors iiriniediately broke
open the premises. and found Leitz:i’s wife,
This is altogether anew kind of political
capital in old Massachusetts. How
relish its introduction. .
Ntw Ber]fo'rd Bulletin.
' Location of the Roarl.’-— Question Sefffed
——We learn that the (.lll‘((‘.IOIS of the flari-
ford and New Haven Railroad, have select-
ed the eastern route for the location of this
end ofthe extension road, and that the com-i
This
StIllt‘S the question, and we are gratified at
The road will come in at the
junction of the Albany and Windsor Roads.‘
l E. dz; R. Terry, and pass
iiiissioners have approved of the art.
the rtsult.
near the store 0
under them by means of a tunnel.
Hart. Ti-mes.
Santa Anita has issued a decree prohibiting
to foreigners not natiiralized,all tra
do the
virtuous and, reflecting voters of the State
wealth, nor his life—but his ill will.”
The King and Queen of France have
presented to the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Mississippi, :1 large Church bell and a beati-
tiful painting for the New Cathedral, now
being constructed at Natchez.
At a late Democratic State Convention of
Vermont at resolution expressing a preference
for Mr. Van Burt-n over all the other candi-
dates-for President was gassed. The vote
was taken by rising—thrcc meiiibcrs only
rose in the negative.
Cool.——‘May be smoking is ofiensive to
some of you?’ ‘Yes, yes,’ iiiitrrediately re-
spotidcd a half a dozen voices. ‘Well,’ said
the inquirer, again placing his cigar bcttveeri
his lips and puffing away as if for dear life,
"it is to S077lt3j0f/£5 .”
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Co. have
declared at seint-annual dividend of six per
de ”Y';cent. making ninety four per cent. in seven
utsoine point to -be hereafter agreed upon
between State street and the pres: nt Bridgi-
merit of night’s
qtrul rights and equal privileges.
broad surface of the oyster gro:ind—tlie us
CVCT.
quality is fing.-—N. H. 11ei'a.’d.
srid Eastern line, to the Connecticut River
The 03/sler S(iturnalia.—Our annual
prohibition expired with the Slst ol'Octobcr.
and at I2 o'clock hundreds of oyster tongs
were poised ready to strike with the last nio-
iiieridian’ in b.—half of e-
Tne usu-
al preparations were made——the usual nutri-
bcr of boats and hands were spread upon the
uni quantity of oysters were caught; and as
usual there was much noise and rejoicing as
The oysters are small as usual, be-
cause they are not allowed to get their nat-
ural grow-ili—btit we are informed that the
llIon.-roe Edwar'ds.—I-Ve learn from good
ceivt-d nearly 5000 board!-rs; depositcd in
, the Seamen’s Saving Batik about 8l8,0bq in
. 300 different accourits, vthilc full as mu
has been taken borne to parents and frit-okra,
in the country.
parently been t'9Sr'ttt-:Cl from intempcrance,
and at least I00 conversions; 50 have been;
promoted to the situation of lst officers» in
vessels; 200 to 21; and five or six have ob-
tained command of vessels. What proof
that efforts tirade for sailors are not unavail-
ing l -
The Boston Post says all the cotton fac-
tory stocks, and especially the Lowel, have
advanced grtatly in price within ti. -‘Jew
months, and are still rising. ’}-‘he cause of
this sudden adv.-incc-samounting to fifty per
cent. it remarks—are to be found in tha-
opening ofthe China innrlcet, which swept
of} surplus stocks, the low rate of wages
livrom the N. Y__Coui~rjsr t§- Eriquircr. I5-fling dlglad pine: C}(}7:.rl]ca,}\'(]i2t'," ffl1mSJ.tnt:]l£lrbQl:l0(p)i: femii, in the Mmdcfln Repubnc. .1t,,0se_,yeal_S. ,,,,,ho,;,y’ ma, mis c0m.;,.( has made ,, des. paid theopcfrzititves, and Wll,ll2:l, an. unusual?
' - ~ I" 0”’ are ”“ ' ' dt M rvi~ womt-ii and who live . crate tfioit to esca e l firiira one of the °‘‘’ W109 ° “NV -'“‘*“‘|’l‘al
Treason on an amazinvly small scale, but ' ' , _ -, . .. “WT”? 0 f- f-if“ _ i _ _ 4‘ Hang“, ,, New 0, [ca __ ih , P _ ~ , P 3 '3’ 9 , "
D l’ar”l' cOnS””’e(’ bl’ ””’ Ar’ ”"l””s’ ”"S in [hg Rt-publm “-1121 their families are eX- . f . r ns‘ 6 ’.”’v””‘.bO h rooms in the State Prison at Singsin_r_r_ 1m- _*"_“‘“”'“*“‘
‘,,in Hospital and private practice, is said to ' “ *' C,,_,.,, for B,.0,,,_.],,-“'5 _A_ mm,-S,e,, of me
of the blackest as well as iirezirrt-st character
iinaginable, is disclosed in the first number
of the Boston Atlas. It is well known that
held on the body and the jury returned it
i'crpict, that’ Ann Lcilza came to her dt-atli
bv being murdered by her husband. who
cepted.
decree is allow:-d-to wind up their business.
Six tnoiiths from the date of the,
'be steadily abating. The report of inter-
inents shows a sensible decrease.
mediatcly after the attempt of Edwards was
discovered, the fire was promptly put out,
and that exegincy attended to, the gallant
Presbpt-.-rim church, resident" in‘G:1-gen
county. who has been l:li-€l- aside from his
. . ‘ . . .' -- - » - ' -1ri-
\,].,,,-cus 3:101-[on t-,~nsm,iele Governor of Mas , ,_ _ - _ , Q Fortigners tan have worlisliopsin any pt,_ ) I _ _ . ' _ _ _ H
éachuseus by purdmsmg the vows 0,11 coup ttlleH\d.ll'tIS! set fire to tips; prtxmyges. ilneopigigr Ofme R,,,,,,bl,c, and can 5,,” ,,,.,,cj,,S of me” I_|,{:V. hlr. l*]el‘p')l')l'. has sued the. Hollls Col. was tied up to the wliippiug pas; and pastorial office by the l).§0[)(‘,h;|_[5’ for [mes
' ”°°”’ mg -V °°”’n””"-’ 0 p”‘ ”' - own manufacture, provided they employ 3’-I95‘ °l“”Ch Pl'°l)“¢’l0TS f0!‘ 3“0lh8lT Years had to receive as a reward for his rash en- Years P35‘. has tntirely recovered his voice
who had IIItIIIiIgl‘d
le of political scarnps ,
be £‘lcCIL(.I as Whig
some how or other, to
represeiitullvcs [O the Legislulum VJ‘? _l'l”u __ ..__ —"“'_"“""""""' _ _ . A _ _ _ g . ‘
h9T9l°l°Ie.1h°u.‘%hl~ ’-hi“ 0"“: ‘W5 ”” ”””’ ””’° Bureau C/rai7,ges.——\‘Vc observed it stated _ The next Cu7igress.—1I Difiicirlty Hri- ' ‘ F?-"5 0»? E“-‘if Hadffal? C0‘7m‘-""”'“'f-_" ”’,’.’.S ?uH’j\;”’1§." S:”e”’:".’y ”°”’ ”’e l”’s°” d’Sc" thgae lgiicksdag-’l0 by" D’'‘W’’’’e 05
Iollnd necessary I0 bu)’ IIIIS pUI'pU5('.""-'l.IIill in Sou”: of the papers “~hj(-h “'3 Supposed [0 tz(_‘iy}a,[ed_.....rI’he la“; [|qu”'(-as n]el“berS ht’ OII.ls'Vlllt".’ I.VIill’IlIl-aCl_IIlIng L0. Occuplfd P In‘-'-— - - - melzcan. {D - dne drop’ .31 ylrubbed Over the ._
' r-ature iroiii Eristhaui ‘ ' g .1 an ma, t\.1r_ Of [he House of p. ,,.spm,,,;,.,.S shun be for irraltinobottoii Sail Duck, was destroyed ’*S—~——~—— . stir are, pro uce ‘a Sit’)-6-D ar butt povverftblf
Collins, the poor c (.1 . be good authority in Cu; 1 in (“IS A \.t p by file 0n°lhe a,.wmO.On 0, Tuesday’ 2,5, U1, Thefirst General Act of the first Con- eruption of the skin, wlhcb, as it progressed
who has been paid by the office of lamp-
lighter to a Cape Cod Beacon, was the only
live stock bargained for on the occasion; but
it seems now, that the democracy put itself
to the expense of promising to pay for anoth-
er animal of the sonic class. The ‘party’ as-
certained that one Whig member was neces-
sary to be bought over, and in order to be
uite sure, they fixed their eyes upon a
couple of Cattle for that purpose -—beirrg. 10
the honor of the old Bay State, the only two
that could be considered in the market. and
accordingly one Bell, elected as a ureuibcr
of the "General Court,” from Montgomery.
ith all sorts of solicitations, and
finally agreed to vote so as to throw a tria-
jority of Loco Focos llll0 the Senate, and
consequently to secure the election of Mr.
Marcus Morton as Governor of Massachu-
settsl
was plied w
Plowing up a Ra.ili'oa.d.—-We lcam lllat
be fine of the road below
inau. na'tned, Kohlrauscli, has also been or-
rested on suspicion of being concerned.
.lolin B. Bryan, one of the Assistant Post-
iiiasters Gt-ncral, has been appointed to the
Auditorsbip vacated by Mr. W liittlt-sey’s
retirement; and that Mr. I. IV. Tyson, of
Pliiladelpliia, has been appointed to the
oflice from which Mr. Bryan is transferred.
National Iritelligeiiccr.
An .E(I/l‘Ulq?l.dh°€ -in .ZlIassach.use£ts.--'I‘lrc
houses in the towns of Canton, Sharon.
Easton, and South Detlham, were shaken on
Tuesday niorning, as the people supposed,
by an earthquake. The first sound was like
it heavy explosion, but it continutd like the
rumbling of Illll:-(l€l‘ for upwards of a min-
ute, and then dit-d away. The houses were
sensibly shakcn,_tht2 doors were jarred open
and dishes on the breakfast table rattled.
At the meeting ofthe Repeal Association
on the 2d inst. _ i *
Mr. O'Connell announced that be had re-
ceived two letters from New York, the wri-
irny Mexican apprentices or work rrien.
elected by single (lislricts, yet New I~Iaiiip-
shire, Missouri, Georgia, and Mississippi
have elected their St'\’(-_‘l":tl delegations by
general tic-/act. A question will no doubt
arise as to the right of these members to it
scat in the House.
1" Tom the Phitadcfp/zla Tintes. .
I-Vea.i.-crs Riot.——'l‘hcre was quitea row
among the weavers of Kensington, on Mon-
day week. Soirre two or three hundred of
them collected together in Washington mar-
ket, and tiiarclied up Frankfort Road to the
house of a man narricd Gregory. They did
not find him at home, but beat his brother
who was there. broke up the furniture and
doors, tore otrt two warps, threw them in the
street and burned them with oil of vitt‘iol.—
They then went down to Front street, below
Master‘, to the house‘ of John White, and
whippedhim and destroyed the warps in his
looin. They afterwards went to the housi-
of an old man named Smith, and thrcatened,
s-rlrri'y—-‘322U0—tinrl attached the real estate
therefor.-—Boslon Post.
,-200 young Shad, caught in East Haven
rijijer. weighing from two to four pounds,
were sold in this city yesterday.
',' N. H. Courier‘.
,3-Audubon the distinguished naturalist had
-'i't§ached Lexington, Mo. on his return to St.
.,Iiouis, with a boat load of curiosities.
‘From gloom to glory,’ said the old pris-
:0 er when he was removed from a dungeon
';td,court.
‘ lRev. C. G. Finney has taken charge, for
:(i€lf'Ile, of the congregation at Marlboro’
htipel, Boston.
The house of Rothschild have given a
pigndrcd thousand florins to the establish-
plight of a hospital and a school at.lertisalem.
l:_C-ounterfeit tens on the ' North River
gB nk, altered from a genuine two, are in
lCl‘CUlall0ll.
1 ’ I .
r; 3;] he corner stone of a new Methodist
clhrch was laid in Milford on Tuesday of
dize i‘m.portecl—-be it enacted.’ This subject
was moved atthe earliestopportunity by Mr.
Madison, the father of the Constitution, and
the act was signed by President Washington
the Fourth of.luly, 1789. This and similar
acts of legislation rescued and saved the
country. But it wasa terrible ordeal, and
put in peril the existence of the republic, to
have bought at such a time so much more
than we sold.——Coltr/n.
“lllinrl and Ma__tter.”—'l‘he spirit of
travel has kept apacc with the spirit of in-
vention and improvement. Man can wander
wherever his inclination leads him. In lux-
ury, with ease and elegance, and the speed
of the wind, be can travel from Greenland to
Palestine, visit every wonder and every cu-
icrprise, one hundred lashes on the bare
back. Our inloriiiant says that Edwards
g»ress.—-—'Wliereas it is necessary for the sup-
ort of governmi-nt, for the. discharge ofdebis
ofthe United States, and for the encourage-
ment and protection of Jilanufactrwcs, that
duties be laid on goods, wares and nicrchan-
by the application of Croton Oil to the sur-
restored his voice to its full tone and vioof,
so as to enable him to commence anew clast"
Sabbath, puublic spealting._
N. Y. Ewngalisz
The Remains of the Late Cam. Clare‘-
ton were buried in the Govertiriient Cement-
ry, Baltimore, with solemn public ceremony
attended by civil. militarv. and naval 0flICt.‘l”s”
Com. laxton died at 'I‘alcahuana March.’
7th, 184i, after an illness ofa few diiys, In
the last war, Com. tjlnxton, [hm m5dsh,p_
man, served with characteristic braverv.-...
He was on board the VVasp in the seirene
conflict which resulted in the capture of the
Frolic, and although on. the sick list, no re.
monstrance could prevent him from serving ‘
in the fight, and saw mu-ch active service
during his naval career.--Phz'lad Ledge;-_
Ver1non sane.—Tm
Seventh Annuil R-epOPt is just published
By the report, the institution appears to 5,;
the citizens alongt _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ . , , _ _
Blissficld assembled by general ‘invitation; ti-rs_of which were Maj0t'_ C36-pgrtrl ilgirmles but did not injure him. It is said that it is ,-,“§,_ wee,“ rifoaty of evpry nation‘ upon which the sun in a very flourishing condition. 224 pa.
week; tore up about Ilfl.t't.‘I'I rods Arlington Bennett and John i..ton ee r- another affair of wages, and of course, there , iphe New Enghnd Sosiely in New York 0 E-aylen argues. jlpl By he tnday spit be. nems have ,,,,,oyed. ns advantages the pan
neat t e s a ows 0 t e vrami s, an six vear, 88 have been discharged .
* - s . and‘ l36’now
one day this
of the track, _
rubbish, plowed up the soil
informed, sowed the some
built fences and piled tip the
,and its we are
to wheat. The
‘mails in consequence, have been very irreg-
ular of late, being
'1‘ Id on a wagon.
place lo 0 L jirlrirtit Mich. ll’(tlc/iloilser.
brought through from this
I
nian,(adjutant general) offering to eff? ct a
military organization in the aid of Ireland.
They were addressed to him through Mr. O’
Callaghan, and lxe would thus reply to
them. [Here the learned gentlr.-rnan tore
the documents in pieces and threw them tiri-
ilcr the table. ‘
will be more of it.
The Boston Christian Register announces
that ii Unitarian meeting house is now
building in Soutbington Ct. being if we mis-
take not, the second in the State. No. I is
at Brooklyn,. Windliaru county.
_ iw
l he addressed at the approaching arini.
iv sary by Messrs. Cheats and Webster.
is-v. Joel S. Bacon has been appointed
' sident of Columbia‘ College, D. C.
‘-tti. d at Pittsburgh.
and within a
otton slicetings are extensively manufac- t
human enterprise.‘——Brooklg/n Farmer.
months hence witness a Bufialo hunt at the
base of the Rocky Mountains. He may bask
beneath the cedars of Lebanon to morrow
twelve month stand» amid
he th-under a-nd spray of Niagra. Great, is
remain. Ofthe recent cases, 37; per cent
have recovered. '
per wit.-ek, or $100 per year, if the patient
remain so long in the institution.‘ Patients‘ ’
from other States are received. on the same
terms as those from Vermont
' I
And 250 ofthcse have’ap-\
face of the throat a.g.iinst the organ a:ffccted, ‘ i
The terms fife fixed at v i
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