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 \r (hoped the removal for result,of ..the"' moaojely), ,).& its. i; A Plank; : ; Road Meeting., S S committee,, :consisting'I of. Councilmen; Village- '' The:train. ",:was under": the conS S The General AsS%.

 /2 Will ouV-cotempo-{ : Butts, Buffington and Townscnd.:' dnctorehip Joseph Aboin,, ,EM., who
 vary be good enough tell ns vnst ("thenopedfor A meeting of the toc&hoIdcmst the was at the time ,standing on tee, rear The 'most i important, measure-of thasession -

 results", ww,.hcftrwas so' CIJ bonille'and'Alligator Plank 'Road ..Jfiscdlaneous.. platform, and seeing the car was about to jse4th House' on Tlrandar:

 very extraT&gant'iItour merchants 'mill--. Company," was hehl at.the Court House Cemetery Committee, to whom was w be precipitated down the bank, ho jumped night, the Senate, last night, wfth :ameni,
 erred bill of'Belle cHasse &,Finn g\,reported -off, {nereoy.receiving severe ,bruises.: rnentsudtL&floeantayj
 men and log'men lo 'from in Jacksonville
 !
 : expect our delegates ,on Monday g 10th In the effect' produced 01
 ; 5- back the samd 'with amendments; referring to a bill a thorizTzigth&raisi'ug of two BOg.,
 ? What are,_those.favors, whichour in>t.Col 5 which amended bill was passed. the public feeling when the news reached imcnts of Volunteers. Indian service..
: cotemporary thinks too extravagant John P. Sanderson was called to Boston, the Courier adds:-ThTdfcadfo! The bill provides that the Regiments

 '.-r-:4Trf- f" to be granted to this community! ',by"our the chair; and Felix JingstonEsq.jre- S Moody Boulter's, bill J for lumber., .D.McCucn'sfor accident on the Maine railroad, by which raised shall b6 tendered ,lo the iGovtrnmcnt -,

 delegates Was ': S m merchandize: add, Ct ,M.Cooper's ,the iOn of General Franklin Pierce lost aad Ifrefnscty lime' 'Ooveruo'rthen is.
 it
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 too
 rl I'n'll'I, .muchjto jusk .that quested to act as'secretary: ;
,.. .' the c mmerceof our river should be .re .5 The'Chairman explained'the object i of for .1'0on, Cemetery, .were his Kfejvbas given heavy chock,, tothepubhicfcelWg to'employ,them- imrvmovingtho.savagc& .
 1n this The narrow
 ,
 1fl3.uI city*
 atur4a'l JanuiryI5& severally passed. appropriates$500 000 pledg
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.'.\ :! -- .--. 'lieved from ,unnecessary, burdens?;theta the meeting to be to organize the company The resignation of Dr. John S.? Mur-, .escape of, the .President.elect and his lug ten per- ceitt T of too*State,revenue, for-

; ''TheTflotLaw.A monopoly should be broken up, which .and informed the meeting thai Mr. IS!. hdy, and the deplorable Srcavcmentwhich the andernptionothe, bonds authorized,

 .. 'V- : has wrought incalculable evil?-that 'the Whit,Smith, of Alligator"was present.,to do kL';, Port Physican, 'was accepted. .they have sustained, in' so awful to be issued to,raue jthuj janu, The Governor ->

:' ( petition numerously.and respectably i .door should be thrown 'open'to' fair competition represent tho stockholders of, Columbia S itcUourn meat. : a manner, toucbed.te, feelings'of everyone ,is$required keep the tender of the I
 mill-nicnna On motion of Councilman: Townsend, ,and atc awakened a deep and sin- Volunteers until 4th of .
 signed; fry letchanls, many 1 ?.that vessels which their authorized open May next,
 ) preferred. county.as duly agent .
 the commerce'' of the I I ccrc e nipathy throughout community. when if
- others interested in Council then adjourned. > they are n received, and nothing -,
 ( the to to towed out over the bar by steamers, Mr. Smith being called addressed in the midst oMife we' are in
 to Truly
 St.:John's'River; was Bent.tip LegIsUtare upon I Attest : F. C. BARRETT, is being done :towards removing the,
' 'alrtb I commeocement. jof the I should be allowed the previledgc of doingso t.be'meeting at,considerable length and Clerk of.CounciL. death. .. .. Indians in the meantime State is Jo;.

 prcient-s ssiofl, praying the abolition of without having contributions, leviedon with great force, and a, convincing arrayof j go to,work and do the business herself.-*.

 irbal believed to be corrupt monopoly' them'for the benefit of those who rendered facts and agurnents, showing the rapid ((1i-oatAaN. K.Herald Jam 8) TELEGRAPHIC.Emes'o This measure. will,'not_only -test: the sincerity -, #
 for to the injury The Late Accident on the the Wounded, &c.Bosros. of tho 'and determination
 now exisfing years,. ,them no service?, Are these the of East Florida and the Melancholy S present *.
. of our commerce.r ... progress great BOSTOX AXD MAINE BAIUIOAI Jan. 3,1853. of'the future ,administration1, ,but will
 : ,The petition,was placed in 'the hands "looked forrcsults" ,'Which the Republican increase of her. productions, and urged Accounts from Andover, this morning, forever settle the question'as 'towlctLer.'

-y 'of the speaker of, the House, and by himpresented thinks our merchants: and mill-men ,immediate action and organization by the We compile, from the Boston journals, state that Gen.- Pierce and lady are new the Indians arc to remain lathe State or,

. .._ We understand offence was are very extravagant in expecting our company. His remarks were received the following account'this'sad"accident, 'at'the'Home of johriik n at that place. not. Florida is in earnest and wilt.noS '

- taken by the members from this ,county' members to countenance?" If not,' ,will: with general satisfaction and _applause.Dr. the facts of which do not vary materiallyfrom They obtained some rest last night; and 'longer submit to ,have btr jJroeptrity_*
 (because the potion wall not sent to 'them, he do the what was contained in our telegraphic have not received much if any physical blighted by '.the presence .of a band of,
 us favor to tell us what he docs C. Byrne offered the following resolution -
 t. andfor Ait_recaon' the, important Bill, despatches yesterday morning:- injury. miscreant savage,'who'might have been''
 I based upon the petition, was defeated!1-- mean? What tho results, flowing from to wit: The train consisted only ofonc seventy- Mrs.: Pierce is prostrated with grief but removed long*go if proper energy had

 Individually we said from .the first and the breaking of the monopoly,' 'can .be, ItetoIceJ, That inasmuch as more than two passenger car, a baggage car and the comparatively calm. been put forth on the part of those whose

 .think still, that the petition ought to have which are too,good for all those Interested forty thousand dollars have been subscribed engine. It left Boston at quarter' past CONCORD, Jan. 7-P. M.Gen. duty i it is to remove them.Thdllouie .

 passed thro'the hands of our own Representatives in'the commerce of this> river tor expect to the capital stock of the "Jack twelve o'clock, on the Cth instant, for S S Pierce and lady arc still.at An- }cstcrday passed Senate bill

 but that the,omission to give I ? sonville and Alligator Pland lload Company Concord,N. II., and reached Andover dover. The arrangements for.the funeral (introduced by CoK'Blactbuii'ya"meninS;
 on hope
 ,it.that direction, should be given as a for S ," that the Company da now organize soon after one. The catastrophe happened of their son have not yet been decided the License Law. Hereafter all .license

- ration'for opposing and defeating an important We pause for a reply. and wo-request the commissioners appointed about two miles beyond the depot, and upon, though it is thought that it will to retail Spirituous Liquors are to pay 'a

 act of legislation, is something so to receive subscriptions to stock, was occasioned by the breaking of..the take place here.to-morrow. <ax of 200. Persons offending, to ',be-

 :: ,entirely,novel,'that we.feel it our duty to Plank Road, Meeting. to give the thirty days' notice required by flauge of one of the rear wheels, and also The axletrcc of the car was broken in I fined $500 'cD'c victhu. This tax it is

 ;.plaeeAbe matter,on record-not to standa tho character calling a meeting ,-of the the axletrcc. The train was running at the middle. The car broke in pieces likea i thought will operate t)'prohibit licences.

 tf i *a precedent to guide the action of fu- Wepublish elsewhere, the proceedings stockholders for the purpose of electing a the time at a high rate of speed, Bay forty segar box. It contained sixty passcn- to alargeextcnt,if not altogether. Senator -

 I c tore legislators,but,as example! of,very of the meeting of the Stockholders of the Board of Directors for said company. miles an hour. The passenger car at S Blackburn has been a, thorn in the

 t 1 .mischievous tendency. Jacksonville and Alligator Plank ,Road Said resolution being submitted to the once became detached, and after proceeding gers.Gen.. Pierce is said to be composed, sides of the retail shops, against which beseems

 ; The_above is, from the JVws of last Company held in the Court House in meeting, it was carried ananimously. some ten rod, ran off the track, and and will bear the death of hia son-whom to have had a particirhr spite; if
 then went over the embankment The he almost idolized while firing-with we judge by the preserviugeffurts he
 I Republican makes some this place.oQ Monday evening 'last. the way
 StiidayThe Mr., C. Drew moved /
 following re- twelve or fifteen feet
 precipice was some fortitude. Mrs. Pierce is of course much has made to cripple their power for mis
: comment* on it, in the"issue of Thursday Mr. Smith's address was able and convincing solution which was ooanimoualy adopted in depth, and at the bottom was a pile of afflicted. chief.

 last,.of. which..w .'shall take a brief notice and the facts and arguments ne : stones. The car turned completely over, .A great sensation has been producedby A bill providing for the establishment.

: and for convenience, we dispose of used to prove to the stockholders that Resolved, That Mr. M. Whit Smith be and the passengers, some sixty in number, the affliction in this place. i of a penitentiary was indefinitely post-

 it bti instalments- they ought to proceed to action produceda requested, and is hereby authorized, to were thrown into a state of the greatest I ported" the House yesterday. .. .,
 the of Savannah and confusion. France. The Legislature has passed a ,bill providing 
 1st' ,*The tfnct" our cotempo- powerful effect. proceed to cities
 says the fell the stove containing
 : When car for the election of State
 f : Charleston to solicit to the Loot Xafotroa "Retort and Attrr the 2J Dre. a Engineer 
 fault with"the present representatives Mr. Smith, under the authority of the subscriptions coal thrown several of
 'rary''finds! stock of said burning was upon The obbcning Paris correspondent of and Geologic;to hold bin office fur
 e this for voting Board of Commissoncrs has proceeded to company.It the burning them and destroying '
 of county passengers, The Leader writes two years from the time of his election.A .
 'S' and :
 theroposcdPi1otLaW." "Where Savannah and Charleston to solicit subscriptions was further move uanituously their clothes. The wife and bill has also passed authorizing Incorporations -
 against: carried that the commissioners appointed of Charles Marsh, apothecary, "Since his installation at the Tuilerics,
 daughter for
 obtain its information to tho stock of the manufacturing purj ose3.
 does the Republican Company. Bonaparte has become, so far as the interior 
 ? had their clothes destroy
 to receive subscriptions to the stock of of Roxbury, The Governor on yesterday sent in a
 -
 word in the article of the is concerned invisible
 is palace
 ? There not one burned. ,
S LICENSE LAW.-. Blackburn's bill themselves slightly veto of the resolutions
 said Messrs. I. J. Hart, S. D. message joint relating -
 company inaccessible At the
 'above or.i in other we have yet Gen. crce'occupied a forward scat. unapproachable. roeeption his of of
 any to term The Senate
 the licence law which e.
 amending by retailers be and
 Fernandez, and C. Byrne, arc Ills wife beside him and his son sat on the cvcnir.g of 2d. Dec the
 sat
 such assertion. the resolution his head
 an passed
 to warrant over bjr *
 written of ,spirituous liquors will have to furnish Mr. Smith officers of the were not even admitted ,
 S hereby requested to in front on the side scat behind the door. army
 vote of 13 to 3, Tie Hqj
 najs.
 the 8
 fimlf7 with with raison yeas ;
 "find
4 \ We pay two hundred dollars licence has be- with all necessary credential, to enable As the car approached the precipice, he as in the time of Louis Philippe also passed them by leas 21 nays S.lIisExcc11eney's .-

 I given;for opposing the.abolition of a"cor come a law. him to act by their authority i in obtaining put his i arm round his wife, and bent forward Even field officers were outside; nothing political opponents f seem
 The reason in our his At this rnomci.t under a General or a Colonel could be admitted. -
 catch!
 to
 monopoly. son. .
 rupt determined that he shall continue to Lo
 t 4 to stocks in said cities of
 subscriptions Another fact remarked.
 judgement j is no.reason at all, or worse Appalling and Fatal Accident the car went over, and glided down the was Governor fur a few months longer. So
 f Savannah nnd Charleston. bank its side. It is believed that ark Before the 2d Dec Bonaparte was very
 and on mote it be.-FloriJfau.jBarinc .
 \ and:we further, say, .
 thWnonej! ; go The melancholy accident by which the On motion,the meeting then adjourned.J. penetrated the window bebin..J young prodigal of shaking hands-he shook ,
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 I 7tK, t;if such,a practice is carried out to only son of Gen. Pierce, the President J:. SANDERSON, Chairman.F. Pierce, and caused a tetriblc fracture of hands with every body. On that evening :Journal.

 S.;its Jegitimatc consequences, we can haveno elect, was instantly deprived of life is LIMNOSTOV, Secretary. his skull, which produced almost instantaneous : his- Majesty no longer deigned to grant "
 at all. Let 'us suppose atc liatli. Nothing could be more any one this favor. This gave grate offence PORTOFMCKSONVILLE.
 legislation thus announced in the Union. Jacksonville. Jan. llth A. D. 1853.
 Washington to of the new 'subjects who
 bc.irt-i' than the presentedby many .
 not at all an extreme one, : ending spectacle S itliaftL.\R PACKETS
 ewhichla
 : We give the details in another column the features of the child. found themselves taken in. We do not S
 Proceedings of Town Council. mangled Steamer Win.Gaston arriUII from Savannah i rrj -
 .
 be in practical
 fcTut whVcn"might put oper- from the New York Jfenild:. lie It) upon the floor of the car, with like to be placed with in France. The Wednesday and retain* on Fri ... .' r ::

 '. (. ction:in.any county in the State. "We received last evening,by'J-telegraph, COUNCIL CiiAMm.it: ) his skull fractured in the most frightful sudden affectation of dignity grievously Ihnndar.Steamer and Florul ixturns amre*Friday from Chartatjo,' .t.r ,

 ,Suppose our county representatives lamentable intelligence of an accident Jan. 7, 1853. J mallner. The cap which ho wore had offended the company present. The reception Steamer Welaka arrives every Satnnlajr from

 .1i*! to Tallahcssce (as very naturally which occurred'yesterday in S a train of Council! met : Present his Honor 11. D. fallen off, and was filled with his blood was very cold, and the ceremonial :avannaht and rotnrnsnext day.* .
 gon Steamer Sarah Irarc.fipr
 ; not of the most exhilarating nature. 5-pJilir nterpruon
 thay might have been expected to do) ears: on the Maine railroad, iu which Gen. Holland Intendant: Messrs S. Buffington, and brains. This was the horrid tight The Grand Master of the ceremonies Wednesdays, and returns'on Jui' dajT. ".
 S which the of Mrs. Pierce when Steamer Thorn leans for Satorajs
 Pierce the President elect and his met eyes Enterprise on -
 made to abolish the family C. A. Canova J. E.
 M.. A. Townsend
 with'lheir minds
 up were' Tho despatch states Cooper. the returned to con:doumc :. She sprang opened the doors of every saloon in suc- anil return on Wednesday S

 ."corrupt: monopoly"-and suppose that !ind we passengers.fear but too truly that the only, Councilincn. towards the body of her boy, but was cession, and shouted ,before' I nlpartc--I' -

 -... they got there, a few individuals on of General Pierce, a boy of ten years Minutes of last meeting read and restrained by the General and his friends 'the' Emperor, gentlemen? 'l'rill) b rttjsrntrl1t5/
 whole divided into ranks
 S f "Miwfio... ..-- wished.. to continue tho "cor- of age, and of the fairest promise,. was endeavored to sooth her. She tU- company two ; C7 TuxSTOCKnoLDEKslof th*"Jtckwmnleand

 S pfmon Pory,"'were determined to defeat instantly killed Mr*. Pierce, too, was approved.Rport: of Corn,ntttee:. tamed no visible injury but the bbock'' the Emperor to the passed right on and, barely left the salutinghis ranks Alligator Plank Road Company, are hereby .
 occasioned the destruction of her son, guests ;
 and is said to hue by the of toek
 very seriously injured, notified that amcmat required by the .
 ** oar reprcscntat Councilman from Cemetery closed and all
 ; measure.which Cooper, had again was over.
S every narrowly escaped death. General Piercewas added to her previous debility, a charter,to authorize said eompeay to organize,has'
 might tiring forward to abolish it? Committee, reported and ad- not effect The palace b now warded by an extra
 t himself much stunned, but most for progress serious thonghr dangerous upon beta taken. Therefore the nndcrs gned Comm
 'How wtmia"theytfbdertako to accomplish tunately sustained no further or dangerous *iscd public sale of Cemetery lots on Friday her. The unfortunate lad was named ordinary force of sentries. One cannot tioncra give notice to laid Stockholders, that an '

 S 4.tKeir object, with the best chance of.suc1 injury. Ten or twelve other passen- the 21st instant; which was approved. after his grandfather, Governor Benjamin walk from the Court of the Tuilerics to election of Directors, to" Ftrre far tho .term of ooo:
 The is henceforth
 also less wounded at 1'ierce. Throughout the whole ot this the gardens. good public Tear will be held afr J-rtVxumlkv on Saturday
 of they would getup gcrs were more or Committee draft ordinance relativeto '
 ,. .CCM 1. Why course the'sarne time. The sad accident is said to horrid scene, General Pierce preservedthe obliged to make a long detour of tho 19tn day of February,A-D.18 3.
 : monopoly, erection of asked for ten minutes to from the Carrousel to .
S apetitJon7denoancmg. to Lave been caused by the breaking of powder magazine, most admirable presence of mind. get S S D & .

 :*nd pryflgthCCl8ltUre for relief;-*- the axlctreo of one of the cars. further time, which was granted; as did The party in the immediate vicinage time Tuileries gardes. The triumphal en- 1-.'D.HA&T. .

 F:"But t&ey-trouH be careful to send the pc- 'The earnest and respectful,sympathy of also committees on steam mills and patrol General I'icrcc, with the single exception try into Paris exactly corresponded' with S Ca.&Es Bnn.: .'; /:
 last week S.L.XIBLJK-K,
 ttffwrHo-the speaker of,the House instead the whole country will follow Gen. Pierce laws. of Master Pierce, escaped without my anticipatory' description ; '.. '. '
 there crowd the of theChamr08' W.B Kosa, .
 i much injury. The General was accompanied was no ; alleys I .
 and his excellent lady to the home wLich '
 tEetfOwnVemtwrs This would so.5. ', B ;
 of ..lftscil1arn.us.A deserted the : S ( MtLiwN.!
 Elysecs were
 has been thus suddenly and mournfully by Profe8--or Packard, one of his ; pop.ulation ,t
 cure.thet hostility of the>members to the bereaved. communication from Mr. A. Coy, family (.connections and when the car of Paris. ordinarily- fbmi of T.V.:.Conniianoneni Lp-nrs,

 t ffleajureprayed for,because)their dignity relative to payment of tavern license, be- I was thrown off, 'he was engaged in conversation sight seeing, had not taken'any trouble to .

 jab: ,assailed, and they,would invoke Legislalore Not AdjourneJ. ing.rcad, was, on motion by Councilman with Mr. Young, the superintendent enjoy the spectacle. The few people who NOTICE. S
 had witness the
 of the mills at Lawrence. came to triumphal pomp,
 *. new iatel will .to.ih*
 counties to apply
 after
 of other come Buffington laid on the table Days
 the "cKivalry1 The Florida 'Sentinel of 'Tuesday last ': Mr. Newell, of West Cambridge, was were sullen and,silent. Not a single cry TU1R'IY* r the Circuit fenrt of .
 _to the.rescue, end make common cause : A bill of Belfechasse & Finncgan, for severely injured internally,and one of his front the National Guard.. There was the E"istcrn t ireuit of the State' ,r Y1qtja, .

 "wWr thenr against two or three ,of their says sundries, wa, on motion of Councilman ribs was broken. Mr. Newell was on his truly something sinister and alarming in far 'Ieav.o sell the lab-I bLmgimtgtotbesIto r

 ;.5 :" n"cOn t,:"ho Iiaa DO betthr manner expectation The General.this Assembly body did.-Contrary not adjourn to Townsend, referred to Cemetery Commit. way to Lawrence to visit his son, Mr. C. this silence. When all that is now seething deceaaeJTIIO3IASJ.FRWmITT or WilhintS.aian.Uer of: Alachna eottnty,

 haniopaw them bye andf send.their tine-dielast Saturday. A bill S.Newell, and it was erroneously stated in the recesses ofthesO human consciences Adminiiitrator by, ,
 providing
 ;! ... .... tee.S. the son, instead of the father, was injured. shall burst forth in the faceof 1 jan 15 Y. WhIT SllTII1 AU1.
 01pe ns .to .the. pcak'cr. This game for the final removal of the Indians from Buffington's bill for hauling, &c., 3Ir. Bailey, of Lawrence, had his leg day the world will be aPl'f lcd'Cter: '
 ,
 In' county in the this State passed the Legislature on 'was ordered be I walked .Notice *: ".
 could be played every to paid. broken, and received other severe injuries. having seen Bonaparte pass by, ?
 *' Wd if members will stand by eachotfrSsraSgnitj Saturday and was transmitted to the also Town Mar- lIe well attended Andovnv- 'xlovm the Champs Elysces to the Tuileries. Lots in' the New'COIIIMY will be.
 gtfcte : ; Treasurer's report, as was THE .
 Governor night for his approval, whichwas for sale .'jnblie eirf e,S..fronofthe !::
 t : :and 'consistency, it mustlstoptHYtr not received up to'twelve o'clock.: As shall's account, being presented, were, on Mr. Kittredge, of Pelham, N. II., had Affected as I waS by all these symptoms Council Chamter, oS Fridiy the 21ttrnsi.
 altogether his leg broken; three or four others were of the future, I was anxious. .to seethe ., t'10 o'clock A. M. ,.> '
 motion
 : 1i'eehbf! > regulation- the contemplated the election by the by Councilman. Canova, referred -
 At the
 the
 attitude
 somewhat bruised, and few of the passengers population. ,Citizens T5 reqtte TeJ t. examiut lots prior ,
 rUt/Jf n cmters fQthtOOttt1CZtOOIUS : : Legislature, of 'a Brigadier General to to a committee, consisting of Councilman escaped partial injury., The conductor Tuileries, there was not a soul to be seen, to the day'of.sale, sad.give punctual ti-
 "b bifdelito4ddCfl4th0 dignity andi"Jjonorof command the forces to be raised under' it, Townscnd and Cooper. who was standing at back'part nor on the Place du Carrousel. A few dance. '" .CL,JL CPEB, .

 :member! from the theLegislature5adjourn&I over, till Monday and received children nero playing at hoop with ,their s.BUFFlWT9Z5CO7CbWItt5f.
 ,the DavaV 12 the action of the Council then adjourned. of the car, fell over> a slightcut .
 o'clock awaiting
 .
 ,
 ; '&uMl4i! bfteiI''of:their ,own 'constitnjji -' Governor.. S Attest: F. C. BARRETT, on the forehead, by coming in"contact nurses not. With that exception was there.,'not seemed a spectator .JactsaL1Ie,January, 183V .,15-tf.

 ata:1tikeso: chivalrous" gentlemen, in- -1'1ndi 'Bitt.'Yesterday this bill with the back of a Beat.- a sigLt-scer S NOTICE.QKOPOSALS .
 Clerk of C unciJ.SPECIAL' The dissevered. It belonged to dream- Then licit anxious to judgefor *
 into of the House S carwas, badly will b4 reeetred till the 25th iut.
 ./stead.oT dsciding a.measure.on its- own : again came possession to the Concord Railroad Companyand myself the state of the"city, and -I JtC ftl etttttDX a ehannej throojV,"Daat..," ,
 'V UStnta did a.ctuallyoPpole aid defeat t it,.I by means of a communication from the MEETING, January 8;.'185J. was deemed perfect a.ear as any walked on by tho Rue St..Honore to tile t.connect the waters of the Moaqmto, aad.,ladlaaRirerLagooM. '
 '
 ,
 Governor that.body that manifest -
 ,apprizing S >
 4rv4 \- C6nncrrnetprescnt His Honor'H. S Faubourgs St. Denis, St. Martin, and St: <
 a3ftTeat. : road. .
 r9a1fletives errors Lad b cdcointht1ed. the on tIe> The canal la to lie eight feet wide at bottom.
 teemheirwicafl only, say, enrolment of the bill. The Senate whose D. Holland,.Iptcndent: Messrs. Buffing- The Boston Courier,ofthc 7th inst., Antoine. Every man was at wdrkr The with ndei reefceal when of rock.and Hoped, M leat.
 It
 his popuhtion'had been Invitcd to keep holi 45 degrees from the reetieal.w. of aa
 nussion when' they constitutional time for re-con-ideration ton. Butts Canova- 'Townsend says :-Gcn. i'icrce accompanied by IMB than tw fees dapt. fwftter. .
 lfrj Jawfook'tJwfr,, Cooper, Not left work The mwt eontain not ?
 .. day. a man shopkeepers
 S wife and son, left this city on Wednesday and be continued'with-) lid. depth S0' fast.into
 had
 :went to,sit in:a l legislature body: ;: TteyXd.notexactlycomprehend not expired, .then procured the bill Coundlment > afternoon, and parsed tho night at An- had been i invited to shut their .each-lagoon beyond the fBorrhnetl '*:"- .' t
 .the objectscbiv'wWthWrnone andjcconsidcred the1 vote upon its' 'final : : Rrporltfrtint tlmittcc,. ', r.C" uad been.hereto attend the shops.. The greater number f shops' remained 'The amount of.Exearalion eitmatM from
 d dov .They .
 .
 S ,. asssgc''19ytas to I1"nay. The bill <. '*" Lieut Blake'i Surrey, i* as follows- .
 "lor.Y.\ of was then committed to' a joint':select committee .Committee 'to draft ordinance. with r: funeral of the late Mr. Lawrence, and open. ._ I II I Rock and Shell ,. *- ,-. :- 2.SW, .It.r 3di..
 .
 .1. haftb ti.'i tit iiinInjakermsthafnnht gird to steam mills i.c tho im were on,their. journey home when the accident SaDa"I (r : 31" .
 : h c:1"COUld ; of fourteen i who will probablyre- ,, reported, S3T A young man named.Gwinn mdr- ..
 n. tt1t: rssnt0- port this morning, and we think the Legislature practicability so doing,; and, asked to happened. Gen., Pierco''nnd, hiswife dered his own, sister,. ,near Winchester, !ToUT *. '.-. -1 : NTb..prepOealsWtmsi .
 Andovcr afternoon
 ..iii,i_t. itrom Vt&r "Wmntie*''End: 'some ;may get}through with and adjourn to:'d 8clirFr m"M" further'considera-' returned and remained to, there yesterday last night. ; (Tenricssce,) I last week.. The young man wortwOl he,executed.tate.s4 the thoe.bteh.Ibs-tin aithla which .
 .in bCt' eonnc'tf the day. wished to: that, belongedto It_ill be completed they should alto gIve refer.
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 -- < Mrs. Pierce beingtoofecbl : proceed. *tU his 'noel abQity to perform the eon tract, and he
 his father
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- SW' ant ., 4onie lar. (" t.th' appears Committee.on erection. powder,magazine Master Pierce was:aboutreleyen years ; ,andcoramnnicatedit to bet father. .IL O..,WKIOHT.j .
- di'of tberopTh .. 5ti&E .Charleston Mercury of Thursday.: I presented a report; which being received .and:being An-only' remaining child, was, ..1so"exasperated the young man- that n 8 St Lieut ot Entpneers.
 't #- >,.., 'Sav. *. : of coarse an;object of.great endearment Jacksonville Republican, an<| Aaelent City of
- \.t.r: TdtheEdilortoftkc Republican.; ; referred back to committee for he swore against his sister and
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 netiti w13"P was He slender frame ; vengeance St.Augn.tmrA'wtU plean:e.py.tUl tjhe 2JXh last.jMEonTDJe
 .J.i: ,t'l :i #'- tii pou meh S GEJmJCMzs a''recent*number of amendrnenLS to his parents. ,was told her that he would kill her, if,he.had ,.Fla, Jan.. 6th, 1853 -
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 : it -- your paper yonpnbllahed"alett bent her throat whilo asleep Two or
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 S 'transumf.ea. '. r.w.tD.ello T1"t.:1 er j%.*** J'd, e J-O" *report that ''theBank ,Savannah was :t thc',Bo&ton and Maine Railroad, 'upon'hearing : thereat of the family,)he_procured.& ptol'walkeddcliberately' B 1 Virtue of the power! vested:is fee" bylaw
 fw '; : accident with a S I shall_ for..l."h.r..ri the
 ""! ,broke't'a Petilwni., of the proceeded "pose I
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 'b" & ', I up Court the first Monday
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 .raUi/ '.1'ihatll" fth i Nfews'jt1<r,im- tw; the writer calumniator, ?A petitioft Mooney & GOOkitIprat.sgtli1if ; special Andovcr. There car ,. also 'severalphysicians4 and shot:.her:in the forehead, killing..her of M y, 183X. the folIoingdiscrihettprup.
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 .>'r.P 'S' I t and 'request* that ,you'will'furnish "hisname instantly S erty ore. much thereof will pay the.Itate _
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 3' t.'t ....i.z.th"2lnli.u6, '" fiiracrBonaUn*'>s S* ? d:. ; to, struetomm'mttec. everything done for the .comfort, 'of 'The; Qatholio,Herald"of:'"Philadelphia! due thereon,to vtt:,e4T( ere .24.rate lPd.
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 'e4 w ,' .1. t hlfothe S -i q; ..CllASVILLEY;1. < I Petition of;Charles Byrne,,praying,theatctoent'bf Tho''brak'man; 'had van, on. Ives ,m received into1"the'*'Catu>Uc1"Churchat ,; j-in 8 .-- 1if K. MlCELtBrf ,. .
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 .IQtm iI3't. .... 'WO'1 'l'Ja! I'ja'.ted tha', *Not. "commUtec.. ," xonsisling'Jbf CounciPaaeff ,. the baggage carattho, moment of'theseparatiorrjuiel between hands of the Revd. 'Dr." FOIbC9Lcontanbgb1txian5hition1&n\0 "a. *a paper- S ;JfR'O'JDfES' .
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