The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1850, Page 8

INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Our Wshington Correspondence. e Wasnivaton, February 11, 1850. Rejection of Colonel Webb —More Rejections Expeeted— The Calrfornia Delegation — Gen. Houston, ¥e. ‘There is consterna' in the White House. The @rbimet are in convulsions! The rejeotion of Colonel Webb, by almost the unanimous vote of the Senate, has caused @ Gutter, and a fear that other end more important rejeotions may follow. This is the first, and it may cavee General Taylor to look back and consider of yielding his better judgment, to poor Colopel received only seven slim votes, Te Lye among whom was Wm. H. Sewar It is supposed here that the former it to Texas, they Doth unew Col, Woot at all events Bennett is here, 4 Gen. Taylor the certainty of Webb’s rejection “long 6 9g end ow it bas come io pee itis the Srerennen et the Interior will be phone i that Ewbank Commissioner of Pa- wry lejected om more oe than are known in New x i will be aon in the same way, d reaching baok to the nolle prose- e was District Attorney. Brady and Gwinn, the Senator from California, and the two bers of Congress, Wright and Gilbert, are here, knocking loud for admittance. Throw open wide the doore, Californie come in. Texas has brought id we are indebted to a Texas Senator tor the mistion of Oregen; and from the signs of the times, a Texas Senator may yet preserve the Union, for he bas rerved it with forlity, and extended its territorial Mmits, snd acded much to the fd of the Unien. The hero of SacjJacinto was the om friend of the old hero of the Hermitage and be may succeed to the owors of the W bite House, Let us wait, and see. Yours, JACOB. Wasnixarom, Feb, 11, 1850, Rejection of Colonel Webb. As everybody expected, Colonel Webb, or rather Genera! Webd, according to his credentials to Vienna, war rejected to-day, by the Senate, as Charge d’Af- faires to Austria by the humiliating vote of thirty. our egainet him, to seven in his favor, and those seven voting in his fevor did it more on account of softening (be blow upon the cabinet, than fer anything else, Nineteen senators were absent—all whigs, ex- cept two or three, ‘The vote will bave been furnished you by telegraph, that is, the seven gen! lemen who thought fit to stand by your c:t+mporsry ip the hour of his execution. It ¥en amusing ‘0 see the whig Senatore, how they cutend run, Webster was mot there. After all the pudery » and Enquirer for the last four years, * of Webster's boyhood lately bi * missing. He remembered the *, aod he considered this Ration not ne not remain te Temaived, but the Charge by ae + wade Honest John Da could potien this sort of thing. Henry Clay semelned | to » tre the death biow to rs the eipkia sinughterh ‘duel with Graves, of tweky—toe affair with T+m Marshall, and the hea bu too distinctly; and he is the man to stand my up to the responsibility, But there Were fifteen other whigs who were missing just when they were wanted; and Mr. Underwood, who voted with Mr. « lay, was equal to two whig absentees against Werd ‘Thir act of the Senate gives general satistaction, and Gener Taylor Dimeeif is pot displeased with it. In fact, be was tbe fret man to reject Webb on his appli- cation for the mission to Spain, and because he knew it was ‘ « nomination not Ot to be made” It was Mr. Clayton who rept bim out to Austria, and put five or tix thoveand dollars in bis pocket, which he knew was #0 MOL BCDEY taken from the Creasury. to be warted for bo vtber purpore (ban to seoure the loyalty of « political newepaper. end to get rid of an unfortunate Office seeker We have not the least doubt that the rejection of Geneve) Webb will meet with the hearty approval of the whole country, Well done, Old Harry Clay, Wasnt on, February 11, 1850. The Quaker Memor iu — Diss: n of the Union—Views of Mr. Chase, and Mr. Dayton—idr, Berrien on the Stavery Question— Revenue Bul in the House The petition prevented by Mr. Hale last week, from certain Quakers of Cbeterr county, Pennsylvania, pray- ing Congress to e the Northern States from the edivm y connection with negro slavery, by « peaceable discolution of the Union. came up as the first thowg for the te this morntag The quostio on the reception of the petition. Mr (bare coutended for Ube right of petition—the univers! unlimited and unconditional right of peti- tick~ Itet the Senate bad no right to reject the peti- | whatever it mignt be. It was the duty of the Senate to receive it to bear it. and then to dismiss it, or otberwire net upon it; hut the Senate has no power to refure Co receive « petition Mr Dayton maintained that this petition was too | Ofiepeive end ineuiting to admit of @ reception; it simply aked the members of the Senate to perjure themerlves by © peaceably? breaking consiitu- tion *hich they bad «worn to rupport Mr Care. in a very spirited style, animadverted a; | the folly end p movetrous character of this Memorial. whien «ogbt to be refused @ reception im the mort emphatic form of dieapprobation. As for t Fight of petition the people had e greater right—a right ® bundred thou-mnd times more valuable and po ful- the right of the baliot boxes Mr Case depleted im terrible dirtine! ness, aed horrors which would follow ® dissolution of the | a Mr We beter repudia' m the petiti more than @ prayer to th to break wp the constic the holy Fvangely they bad to support. Mr. \ orper followed, im deseribing the horrible di asters that would flow disunion, tm very nearly t ae vet forth by Mir, Clay some days ago. utler, H Joka Di f It was nothing butier to ray that the kneyed bom efatbers who Kutaw, but fitto divulge it. Subsequently to this, Mr. Levin walked | cecasion tte oes sf the Nattonal Hotel, and sew Mr. War- aoe x bowed Speeeeony Se Mr Levin. Mr. Levin ites, Mr. Warren | think your name is That ismy name; snd you bave behaved most info J oomsider you « consummate sooundrel »* \. ge og pronahed his fiat. as if in the aot of atrikin, Levin struck hia with a heavy stick. Fearing 4 might injure Vr, Warren serioasly with this heavy stick. Sv. Levin drepped it: and seis- ipg & emaller one, which Mr. Warren heldin his bend, struck Mr Warren some with it, on his head and shoulders ded; and those who were presen! that Mr. Warren did not strike Mr. Levin « single Respecttully, -— AN EYE-WITNESS, Our Baltimore Correspondence, Bactimoux, Feb. 12, 1850. Receipt of Gold Dust—The Sunday Liquor Law—Army Stores— Compromise Resolutions—Slaveholding Move- ments— California Customs— The Markets, $c. Messrs, Adame & Co. brought from California quite a number of small parcels of gold, sent from the diggers to their families in this city, all of which have been faithfully and promptly delivered. The State Attorney General yesterday, in the city court, expressed his determination of prosecuting to the full extent of the law, every person found guilty of violating the law prohibiting the sale of ia on the Sabbath dey. court the propriety of increasing highest point the law allowed. and not only to quarh the license for thi to allow the irsue of a license, under pd same houre. 11. there shot ange ef occupants. im ity, and the fine sai eee iinet crva moa ae ent, Hewtand, from Now water, Of * Delioate Ground’ extr agenre called the “Magic Horn.” the dreme of ") apd the local sketob callnd Bh rd ‘The programwe of entertainments ; end es it is generally known that Miss Clarke 2 hope benefit will result ina Levin. re Levin repiied— aia is iia ot one boat, ps aad some lamer ‘ALtvax, Fob2—Arr la BACAINO, Jan siege eight or ten blows Thus the matter it unite in saying ze nieniae Bar, Jam. Jon 2-Arr schre Cohassat, Tobey, Lavin: NOrleans, rey cSpdatpadde, L Copeland, Bartlett, for Boston, He nora Esrili-Patti, (who bas stage.) on the occasion of her daughter's benedt, gave @ tone to the fra carried eohr saa aan Ni New sete Bay Sarr Rovan, ta “ian St 31. HesES, 7) was ityle that elicited the rebably, bas this stag in acting eo great “ E 10 JAD nine, pivscaben Arr te ei (Oot 18) saad in Se Ga rene she pustinre Deen beyond praise at early a Temember nothing more |, OF more artistically ren- ie of alticulties, since the yore sing- Patel call ery act, to receive the hemag: Sbe ls wearled with her laurels, however. and. they de- nd rigbtfally to Amalia, who as Adeigiss, bas added cluster of leaves to adorn her, aed crown her bilo faverite The efforts of Forti were oredit- je for voloe not singularly jeal- In “Don ‘Pas- BCom me wemmtemnnee nnn! cae the It was pever a tenore ¢ effeotivein such rales, im suob characters, do much better other mame, for The ao bas been violated with I observe that one hho bas been fined by ope court, had his license ‘8 second, is now sitting in the juror Se at term, notwithstandi: an jolation of the law ‘Two schooners, the Hotuka and Lucy Ann, left this ith subsistence sto: mm ns cc com na nome! 2 pay bythe repeated de ot ppear in psntomimes similar to attracting large gudiences to this plave of ‘amusement. ‘There is also an excellent vaudeville company, who ap- pear in the “Lottery Ticket ” Mexopgon.-—This place is doing a fine business Mr. White, the enterprising proprietor, has devoted Friday evening next for the benefit of the sufferers by the Hogue street calamity. The prices of admission been doubled for the occasion, and we have no doubt that the Meledeon will be crowded. The will be choice and varied. Miss Davenroat —The N O Delta npeake in glowing terms of this lady’s personation of the Countess in Knowles’ beautiful play of “Love,” the house was cremmed in every department Mou cvaraee, phate fo Mondo the use of the troops on the Kio Grande my J were introduced in eur House Lord’ Pg at AY y, approving of the resolutions Senate of the United States by Mr. Clay, and requesting our Senators and Representatives in Congress to ure their influence to promote a spirit of copciliation on the slavery question. ‘The action of our Legiriature in paying Mr. Lee, of expended in @ legal effort to re- 18 Funaway slave in New York 3 i z BLESSES ~ a: Seria i f iu ned te brig Almire Ann, Wall, New es aneson, Deo 5—Arr or, be tng ite eanes Me u Malcom, mae | F cover possession of eity, has set @ precedent whi slavedealing legislators oa, of trouble. is entitled to put his hand in the State Treasury, #0 is every other elavebolder who has spent money in similar efforts; avd | perceive that yesterday petitions founded on thin precedent are already flowing in. movement on the part of the most of which ts rell's hw yO ‘ard’s ar 4; Randaile Fe ie e Urion, Swan; Mec ‘has Oa Sarre <F i ; re ner, fend Sine MARITISGE INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, Feb. 13, 1850, stern Shore counties. n actual burden to the State, will eholders the market value of their It is seid that one of our cnterprising brioklayers who went to Californi latest dates, following Baltimore lawyer at wor ? CITY TRADE KEPURT. Tvesvay, Feb 12-6 P.M. hes, manifested more # af] i he Bw sft laa ‘Trade, in nearly all its br animation to-day. and there was a steady business do- ing The private advices regarding the cotton market, the state of trade. &o.. were considered more favorable than the published soceunts assumed greater firmness than they displayed on the first announcement of the Europs’s news, with larger sales. The flour market exhibited no marerial change, while there was but a moderate cemand from the loo! Canadian, in the absepce of am Southern brands remained There was a better inquiry for wheat, and sales were made at steady prices I'here was no change active, with large sales, ti There was no alteration of remained dull, and sales Home Port. or Abd U—arr runaway tlaves. 2 ‘ince was, at the Holders consequently, Telegraphic. seinen a ll erate ie dalle oath Mock; Vandalia 8 ‘Norwon, Net enierday, causing it to wi ich will be received to-day, may eiro and . ry Buston. Siacdsltche et to load 7th, sid Cleared. |pe— Empire City (s), Wilson, and Eastern trade wt. Ban A Pills fo: export demand, was dull Row ma ovurday there we aera ior tn trios, nd GOO dv. virnight. brand in corn. but the artie! cluding lots for export. fe carpe wore bry eM ‘Norms Feels 12: Dutch Demerara; Baablow; sob Pasa, of note im groceries Our Philadelphia Correspondence, Pricavenenia, Feb. Rejection of Colonel Webb—Death of Colonel Woolf - The was steady, with sales of 50 pote and $606 for pearls. The re- oad by the shigtant nam im th oy the ar og & tour throudh oral time Hamem rial vee fF ite life-renening or oa Eatzrous, priv ie Feb sales for the day amount: bbIA, including common to straight at ra at $606 a$5 25; pure Genesee renin Sag Re ld ia “hal faye the ‘ad y povure ageiort all their com tras en ‘ead the eat ordiaa in. before He as the only infailiable remeay yet ig cS N York; eobe Po- The rejection of Colonel Webb has produced a great Sensation in this city—a great shaking of the dry bones of our Custom House and Post Office officials. saltpetre, for which the gallant Colonel has ever shown ® berole partiality, could not save him next?” if mot the ery. is the look. of the whole army of bas, happily, ind among the for, if they have not expe- a Fob 6—Arr sobr Calou Feb echr Ori J, and treedem ft at $5 25 a $5.87% for common y to which they a nd $5 50.8 $6 68 for fancy Georgetown. $306 a $3 12 Met re canis 73 cag 4 x ship Brin-go- yo Thor Sa juin ins, Boston; sehr Georg the Careline "Marke ieee Batceras, saw stonmer Pi aanotin fot bby me prea: awe hia, “Siar, Maker, Philadelphia, days, with suger, ort)» Mabon, ake, Consenes, w fore ge mind compiainants, It 6 Sought for, and nevi T befere foun the bat oan anime to 8 mind dseneed ” pain in tae nerves of Be vous affections, it 4 asvoniening short Dorivd of times pleconecs. di-tik ot a okay ta ‘te usiness. lose of mem Phend to to the head, melancholy, mem Lebed| Flour was steady. quiet at $2 5736 & $2 94 for mand for wheat was good Baler of 2.000 burhels wre Jhio at 98o ; North © eroline at $100; Corn Meal was Whrat--The de- avd the market steady with do. Ships me Lg st WE bp rent geod & 200 bushels Genesee at pri- peer Lake at 000 and 560 Rye was nominal and ures. Boris! Matt was in fair sales of 1 000 bushels prime. at Oats were rather easier. witt sales of Northera at 42 a 44}(0., and Jersey at 3754 @ 890 ; also, Southern at Corn was in good demand and plenty; the sales were 65.000 bushels, at 59. white; 60 a 60% for white mixed Jersey and Southern yeilow, and 61 a 62 for Southern on Monday, 1500 beeves (500 Southerm. the remainder from this State and the Eaet), 60 cows and calves, and 6,000 sheep and iambe, Beeves- The market since our last =~ a without mueb animation. Prices better qnalities pwe continue to Tenge is from the down to $6 60. A spirit shown. About 400 (Cows and cabres were dull of — Tense renent $20 to $30 0 $40 Left over. Si were in fair — aioe 0h from 1 Corton.— The private ty oy per much more ence in these will produces cure in government employer Slash. seoclanoncen, sheeplobeonee iieneed religiom, they bave, at least a tb great soileitude May they have (for they 1 black or lost sheep) @ speedy deliverance from the bands of the locofoco Philtstioes of the bldridge of tnis elty, is about establishing line ot steam propellers to run between Vhiladelphie Dtertained that rs will not be bought off by the New Col John L. Woolf, ex Deputy Sheriff, died at bis ©, im this city, this morning dvance in cotton om the othe m bs in etre of Bast rig i or (Br), oe, 7 demand and firm. wit excesses or evil prooeiens. shotrteloese ese ¢ wanimicr of spirits, and a tatged Dicheot'te medical neoowary, ard A taint hope te 8 60ss0 for Jersey ithern; 60 61 for author tiesin Burvps. such» savor too =e of ry ae Pe ai ov. Cartie.— Offered, de not being. oe.grent fi wonderful and wo ofr ive Ronee ie: RENCE | BETWEEN Tas 9 Le Nervous ee aes is thes Sa spl au the dees there aa e8 of whishey at yestorda, \ The money market i Roa yy" for N York; te a for eee mca Mur, Borbars (Br), a Pulaski, den, Howard. 'N York; Procer ata oehee ee bat hee sm Lue, ag 4 tr “ ine com parati es by conttiee. eth 2umbs the pain lentes, it immedistely and ot! said Sie bowtie, Direos to Ws Ragan surten, Caase of Pain and lon. standing way require three oF teu ally enough in ofdionty cases. NA LADY Dist aR be faintly of a medion fesrional his prot at. Address Benriet sales of to-day reach 2,600 Mo on the news. ices Hxing & decline of er, the market is more definitely settled we omit quotation: steamer Ohio, for Havana, New Orleans, Ti Slove atthe Herald. offee shis day, ans clese at eS o'clock. A Sflce, who. will arket continues quiet, without any pe ere ‘came, New Tork; yo} The WHEELS&, OCULIS: ve ae ple cae caabecive an attent: it ad Bey rasa s tiem to di « “Also, small parcels, under 10 pounds weight, will be received as above. Re % 58 Chesapeake ane bi rrivod— Bark Pi Mary Louisa, Fh Theatrivnt and Musical, Tbe periormauces at this thea- were of @ very amuming pment Comms DOed Doughty, Murphy, Swansborough, NC; Bowrny Theatae to be « good demand va rome, Willeed, Ly re Reiter ER dep, Crowell, Previdencer Mary Louisa, A me's famed drama was performed in # mi ‘This drama was succeeded, by the v are No 6) MoDe neal hair revewed after bi 476 Broadway, between Broome aud Gi Ds BeRRitor 5 all diseases of urrante, on private term: Hedoets of crude a Td. but the rales are 33 8 de, oash; Linseed moves rather ee freely, and the swe renoh 7/00 gaileus, at 60 @ ¥le, Some of the Miscelianec us. Be ..} po ot bat Ariel, see Rio Janciro news, ia another ] brn * a. Vecociry— Extract te letter to the Commercial, dares Seg Borteg. L, Feb L100: ry SoNm DENTAL OONSULTRD which he p:rferme barrel » attract another Pork was heavy, and the demand wae 350 able audience the petition, to refer it woe pe Co report that the Senate her the power nor the disposition to consider | xbibition ip the Senate upon this subject, Up © the whole rather ® juvenile concera. It ie the eariert thing to the eorld to sme horsonas to the to ithe the moet popular thing in the world—bat whem we see grave aod reverend Senators ep’ wpen the bier-ings of the Union, aod the di sep Orstion, um d by every schoolboy pode 1( down to the account with bu bime consumption With the remake of brereht (he rbeperdies acd homilies of other & 10 the main quee'ioo et good farth to the terms of the con atte We beve gothing to do sow with the bicos The question is does the North intend to rtick to the com States’ Cor revelotiopary sires did their geatiomen, do you repual ick to the contiact’ ination of the whole question of slavery, Bath and capacity The doctrine wpen when Mr Berrien tal umes te ibe i. That the | 2 That aii the members of the copartucrship are on @ f olin of equatity P t in the territories of the Upton, the copart- ml right, and that consequently, Von- aret Dae bo power Co admit the people of one State aod sAcinde the pecple of apether from these territories, the common property of the people of ali the States Mr Lerrien proceeded toa enlarged review of the of the constitution, and the | Ta people under the same compact. It * ENmeot too abetract and abtrase for py *. bu iC attracted the particular attention of be severe At ihres o'eloek, without conciadiog Mr Soren eave way to a motion to go into exesutive Senet The bill faa ME REVENUE contmerion mitt. allowance seanion. ati wbiok tt p The exter om the ei \ to the (De Ser ate, the House ad, b here te negro tie. | inistration will be Wasmmortow, February 10, 1850. mrt, Esq. — The cireomstanees commected with the between wr Levin eed Vr Warren are wth thay aecursey which bar hitherts | oriptions of your able reporter. He wae eVGen ty Rot aD eye Sitners to the scene, The feats are ne ewe our ie bad entered « | srotest eeain carton appeiotment to f shich was of a nature aud bad fort o , © munication was made eae © pfied tothe bbir at $10 76 for ta of the trade mers end $8 for do, prime, vid turns wan im wt $10 125 m $10 46; prime doll at $4 25; prime mere wae rather better, with sales of 200 bbls of | Wirebester s. at $10 60, 5 000 fold (0 arrive by the Great of suly, ore bucyant. and batter; sales of 400 bbla were made A) $4 76 w $6 for country prime; $6 25a 36 50 for city | $8 60 & $8 75 for country mess, aod $Y 50 for city Devt bama with sales *o a fair extent ds mand at $12 26a $d 60. + ut | of some 20,008 bbie. dry salted sides were made op privete terms Lard was lvas There have no sales tre: bnoauway Theater — Almost nightly we have some Dew feature of dramatic attraction at this house, and | very frequently aécitional soversions to the taleuted \iextna Fisher is the most re- | cent, and inst bight made ber secoud appearance here f Ae Che dowtivg italiag girl tm yo 0 and Juliet’ lions of (bit immortal bard, wbich may be re with equal deiighe to t Perieper from their representation om the stage; * Romeo ena Jotie should ether prevent be xo! off without muen dary Funors, Brown, from tom, hound to the Kast 0 Savannah, se* Tost te aletress (a8 before re- the ‘40 on s Tias ult) ships Gaced ata Symmetry and bark Missiseip- | total NY, to load Trompove, Tid, N pay’ fp Cnscane, Shearman, | Ik ‘or de. Revurned, ork William and James Stage teht Jew, Hoyt, Newburypert for T W Thorn, Fall River for New Yors. rort, Feb 8—Arr sohr Monticello, Lavender, Le , Febt—Arr Win: N Boston vchr Totely Atlee, do de loop Kiss, hy + yam New York for Boston; rita sake" Orwew | Mit oe Oyrtie, ain Ba epperraa me valle. and steve tees $10 50 Beet was & Jauns, Little, which San Francirov, pul aut and dull | peptly bemutiful as a study, Leurolers and topemerabie beauties of Any foeDes Which contain come great and ~ *e Are almost lomt to the Salem how Wrase, balls tn Meaford, in A Home very prime at he ruse, of New Settee, nnd, which was in aebole vine al Ur, ae ty os of wifey and pecaniary dithenltics to t deen spared by s timely posemaion ot chs works marriea, or thore Nok euemtd alee 10 quarter casks sherry at We , usual Keleey, N York; CY = Levis, Fhompron, S-arr bark 4G t Fevare — The foik car feelivg, on the catyert | wil mes Tow, and could proceed on her voyage with Notice to Mariners. yo che Baatware Re ahs = vere yr py Ay yank oe the 8 ‘eobee douse Peat eec waren Pith bare bark Almeda. * | peared ia Rescate 2 ae Nickerson, Boo + powers bi powers of more than veier of emergy tive, and affecting, where be bears lousy opt 7 the » 262100, $7 B00; 4 lots om Eleventh $000 each. $2 40 Ses pe — Tbe demand for clover was fair with salesof 100 dbis good Obio, at 740. cash erket was somewhat better and bot littie cflering Seles were 150 bbie prison at 28% ete. and 10 bhds drudge, at 2040, time, and now or third street, 25216 or astro MAK v! Doral oreation ‘nen, pot forgot the sudience and the the passion of the Iraliaa Her acting was rayturou-ly appiauded ley'* Komeo tx not Bir bee. biy bad, not t+o tame nor Loo impardoned; tiverea ible somteneee snore ea A tudied task then the impulees of the inepired and wntortanate lover Mr Dyott's Mercutio is ail but fmiened; a little Mere care and it would be usexceptionadle. Mrs. Hield van & capital Noree, aod Mr Fredericks reed of the Friar admirably 4 Fischer will appear as Lady Uny Speaker, in fe Garnet iigesany ou Siloan, i, Reenrts of Propvoe ren Raitnoane, F Bre Butter, —. Asber boir . Whiebey. tele bbl Graham oe Bell for La , ae a ah os meeps re tatibads, he N = from the Arovic beth: pee by Be jo ste. ‘Smith, NB, ene AJ oy Sige od eon Americee sudieuge, a+ Pierce Uv © Inte Attorney” Brig Beer, of and for ene Matansne, Jan 27, off ie Deemark, Woodbury, trom Boston for Havana, Jam 24, alle’, Petersen, from Bristol, RI, for Porto | Rico, Feb 7, iat 2, lon 70%. if for tare (or ave (in. esi jhe © Serious Familiy,” was greeted ag full aod tasbiomabie Annewnermente Marvianes and Deaths ave ot sneer ied, unless duly) mitheritys ered np oy yd PRIVATRLY—s0R fourth edition, wi in anew ry fi ‘Sem Francteco, no date lat 13% rte. HM Doughass, Norville, Baiti- Banta, Dee— Art bark wore and the favorite Grama | He owen eideat ‘Sem wo. Retagy iar Mies Jolla Tare lest evening, @ ¢ '. On Tussday mernivg, 12(¥ uot *. Pecscrte Howe. for Boston; ¥ Paras ete { Bree} Pent, Chee arr ate Se * Jane, Pictoe, Philadelphia, 190 Sid 2M, bark Laura, Oram (from Baitimors| York, oh Cee bre rerpeetfuily invtied t> silend her funeral, nee of (he iatter at 17 afternoon, the Ith tus Ve papery pieaew ya ink ore sees, eene. Dawn tate cs ten, Re, se ee S— Are Sean ape. Rodbii y 0 epectocte of the Un the 12:b inetant, Wicca J, Biases, Je, bis piree which i gt ever fails to attract « ne det, brig py A rhe ames Whitne) yn ne those? hie. bro. ow i spp ar ip Doth pircos “The house will be orowded, | eemageee Arrived. oasie. This evening is pot apart for the peer i he feeds of Mise Ciarte, whe has bewe a very great favo | | Fite, bat who ee been cou fined tebe wie fee Department Mr | per yivania, | bew Stesmebip Northerner—8 B ( as, Garry, for B