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ee eg 4 j eallare ' " Jloar aha in ial review of the |authoritica, were auned, and acqui dred families, almost all of Whom have, | Letters from Havre allude tothe com ‘@fter a clear and impartial review of a ; acquitted,

been farmers in cainfortatle cirgum- stances, and they are taking out amongst them about £16,000, A portion of these emigrants are from the barony of Forth,

county of Wexford,—the decendents of Franklin, have lowered the rate from,

thernglish settlers in the [2th century a quiet, thrifty race, quiiewemarkable for their persevering industry-and good farin-

petition for freight between the Ameri-/

ean and Cunard ‘steamers. ‘THe afents of the latler vessels, to compete with the

ilavre to New York, via Liverpool, to .

|$20 per ton, . The former rate was. $40.

idence by Judge Sullivan, the gay re- He ysyille Mage. tired\about 6G oelock, and latém the | A GeneERrtus Orrre. evening returned a verdict of guilt¥-( Boston lias received a letter from the Sentence not yet pronounced, Hon. Edward Everett, tencering his eo}- 2600 vessels passed through the W ell- lection of public. cocunents and state and Canal during the past momth of Sep-| papers ss the ey government, as the jtember, a greater number than in the cor- uucius, AjaT a.public lorary, lle says :— ‘responding month of any previous year. I have for nearly thirty years devoted g

The Mayor of

ing; but the very hich rents sullcharged, lhe agent of the Franklin complains that) by some of the landlords in that district, this is a breach of faith, as the Cunard having rendered it impossible for the oc | company ala@ichasgeigS5 Wold Liver foot cupiers to meet their engagements with-| Neww-¥erk out-drawing upon the savings of former|to ew York. - vears, those farmers have determined toler Egger rete att leave the country. Indeed, several of, NOBLE ACT OF A NOVA SCOTIAN. them have been paying a rack-rent of £3 Sr. Domino, Sept. 29, 1850.—A cor- per Trish acre out of their little realized respondent of the New York Herald, capital, ‘They mean to settle in Arkan-| writes—We had a very severe gale here ne. a Spray jon the 18th and 19th of this month. Dur- — = ‘Ing the gale they were obliged to cut

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Of the number mentioned, 133° went up and 63 down for America, and ,G8 up and 66 down for Canadian ports. °°

O69 persdis signed the Temperance Pledge while Mr. Gough was in Mon- irgal.

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United States.

The Fugitive Slave Law. continues to

eh c ir xam i i" ¢ t away the masts of the English brig Eliza

Helen, anchored off this City, being heavily laden,the seas swept fore and aft. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1850.

Kvery inducement was offered to any person who would go out to take off the crew, who were al! sick with the fever except the steward,but the danger was so great that none dared venture. ‘That al!

News. of the Week.

the United States.

The gross receipts from the twenty concerts given by Jenuy Lind in the United States, will amount, it is thought,

hoping to profit by the enthusiasm which

cause the greatest excitement throughout ably complete. jadd to it, as far as they can be procured,

good deal of time, labour and expense to its formation. Lt amounts at present

one thousand volumes. “" Tom the foun. dation of the government up to the yegr 1525, when I first went toCongress it contained neatly ¢very thing that is ma. terial. While I was in Congress, } took great pains to preserve and bind upevery’ document published by either house ; and frow that time to the year 1840 when [went abroad, The collection is tole- It is my intention to

the documents since published; and ] omit no opportunity of supplying the de. ficiencies in other parts of the series. In addition to state papers and other public documents, the collection contains other

to about $250,000. _ A Boston publisher,! works connected with the ciyil and poh-

tical history of the country.

The Steamer Rose arrived early on on board must perish seemed inevitable.

‘Thursday ovening with the Colonial and

United States Mails, the English steamer

not having arrived at Halifax previously to the departure ofthe Stage for Pictou.

Albert of Barrington, Nova Scotia, (who had also recently lost his vessel) with that generosity of feeling aud scorn ot danger, which always characterises a

Capt. William Henry Coffin, of the bark] this gifted lady every where excites, has

_ The Buffalo Republic has the follow- issued a paper, called the “Jenny Lind,” |'"& paragraph :—

i. “ Yesterday a party of fifty-one colour- which is printed in golden letters, and, 4 men, women, and children, from Pitts-

in the pages of which are alone chroni-|burgh, under the command of B. G-

We give up most of our editorial space true sailor, with three of his men in the

cled the life and movements of the Night- ingale.

Sampson, a mulatto of very considerable ability, crossed the ferry at Black Rock,

} ‘ fj . ., ._|tmidst of the hurricane, boarded the brig to the insertion of intelligence, as it i8 jn a small launch, and rescued all hands

into Canada. They wereall armed “to

interesting.

News by the Africa, VIA NEW YORK.

The new Cunard steamer 4frica, Capt. tyrie, arrivea at New York, on Friday last (being her thirteenth day). She had 119 passengers, and brings Liverpoo] dates to the 20th Oct.

Nething of importance in the political world had transpired during the week.

In France much excitement still exists on the gubject of prolonging the Presi- dent's term of power, and it is generally believed thevery existence of the Re- pablic will depend upon the decisicn of! this point.

The war inthe Duchies still continues, but nothing decisive has yet been re- ported.

The affairs at esse Cassel remain as at Jast advices.

The Niagara arrived at Liverpool from

|from a watery grave.

NEW BRUNSWICK.

Great Fire ar Frenerictron. A ‘telegraphic despatch to the Halifax Sun,

‘states, that a tremendous fire occurred at Fredericton, N. B., on the Ith instant.

The Harbour Master of the Port of

ing boatmen, amounts to no more than $1,900.

The merchandise depot of the Boston,

the teeth,” and on their way to Toronto.

Boston reports that he has boarded 8,000 When in the middle of the river the vessels during the year ending Oct. 1)| 1850. The expense of the office, includ- they landed on the British side, they

made the welkin ring with huzzas at their escape into a land of freedom. When

pareded on the beach, and again swung. itheir hats and gave shouts of joy, mingled |with song.”

Ruoor Istaxnno.—The Providenee

ft cotimienced at about2 ina barn’ neat and Main Rail Road, in Boston, has been Journal has returns of the census taken

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through to the front street down opposite to the Central Bank, and through to the ‘rear of the Town, . The principal busi- ness part, is in ashes... The Methodist

ed. ‘The loss is very great, many of the

Goods. The whole number of buildings destroyed, is said to be about three hun- dred.

There-has been quite a freshet in the St. John River. The Fredericton Head (Quarter, says:

The damage done to-day on the Islands

‘the Methodist Meeting House, burning)

Chapel and Mission house was destroy-.

totally consumed by fire, in which at the time a great deal of yaluable property

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/was stored, and likewise consumed. — it

118 estimated that the Joss by the confla- gration will amount to £250,000.

ee) Srorm in Westrrax New Yorr.— 'Aceounts from Western New York re-

‘by the United States. Marghal, for foury towns, and one ward of the city of Provyk dence, which gives a gain in the popula- tion of 9027, or OD per cent, since. 1840. The greater part of the gain is in the city, | where the Gth ward makes a gain, of 6300 ‘in three yesrs, increasing 3962 to. 10,362.

_Sapwrecr. We learn from 2 Tele-

Stores having in their winter supply. of

port the late storm along tle line of the graphic despatch to the Halifax Sur, ere Canal a a ~ sited lit “ New York, Nov. 12,” that the it commenced on Saturday to rain, and')_: oe 17.3: :

“wound up on Sunday with snow, which | "18 stated ert enn — Malege; fell in Niagara county ‘to the depth of 20nd to Philadelphia, was lost off Phi- ‘several inches. ‘The storm was also very|ladeiphia, and Captain and crew perished. ‘severe in Ontario, Livingston, and ad- | al joining counties. Onthe lakes the storin| 7'he late Fire at San Francisco.—We

was severe, with very thiek weather ; } have full particulars of the Jate destrue- ot 1. ; 4 Fe : . f 6 ‘and much damage, it is feared, has been|tive fire at Sav Francisco, received vis

copa tee | | — fad ork, TT salts New York on Sunday evening, and|in the neighbourhood of this City is con-/done to the shipping. “All along the line! New York. The damage does not &p-

Atlantic on Thursday morning—the for rier making the shortest run.

Timber market at Liverpool firm, and advance was anticipated.

Wheat and flour maintain, previcus|

siderable, but by far the heaviest Joss Of the canal and vicinity, so far es heard P?ar to be a® great as at first estimated.

‘a oo. , “twill fallon the owners of timber and from, much damage hes been done to the | Je buildings were, many of them, of

sawed Jumber, which was on its way to Canal, roads, bridges, ‘Crops, fruit, and |e story ~ smu!]. Perhaps about one ‘market; shingles, clapboards, logs and shade trees, &c., &c. \ The streams were hundred and ‘twenty-five were Cestroyed, ‘square timber have gone adrift, aad are all very much swollen, and though water! ! he total loss has been estimated at, ‘scattered along the shores in almost every Was much needed by the millers and/®@™ounts varying from two huadred and

direction. We understand that the manufacturers, vet the suddenness anid | Uy Mousend toa million dollars, ‘The

rates, : cause of this unusual rise of water was extent of the rise of the waters had been! Seed says, “It is OF ee Oils quiet and declining \S continuance of rain and snow-storms on quite destructive. jthat’ three” hundred thousand dollars

f : shvei @ |wotld cover the whole Joss. This esti-

From Rome it is stated that the Pope the upper waters of the St. Join. ‘fhe : . Dis esti-.

. ded Leilinen. font teak ifirst snow fel] at Madawaska, on the Gist inland ¢d:o;, Haminate pe FOF MINT inatant, to the depth of several inches.

pool, Birmingham, and all tke populous: Last year the first snow fell in Frederic- cities of England and Scotland. The ton on tlie same day.

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; | St. John Free ind lax French army of ocoupation was to be re-) 1 he St. John Freeman, an independaat Q ; ‘well conducted journal, identified with ‘uced to 5000 men, ithe Irish interestin New Brunswick, has Six murderers were shot at Rome on been discontinued, owing to the non-

the 8th ult. by the Pontifical troops. The} payment of subscribers,

French soldiery were kept under arms in, The store of Mr. W. N. Venning, St. their barracks, as a measure of preeaution,|John, was broken into last week, and

but public tranquility was aot disturbed, |">bed of property consisting of Jewelry,

: at i Watehes, &e. tothe value of £200. A The advices from India and China are! eward of £25 is offered for the detection somowhat different from those announced] of the theives. in the telegraph report brought by the

Canada, as the difficaltics at: Macao, be-

tween China and Portugal, are to be. oil erranged.-The expedition of the Dutch x against Borneo have met with little. on Wednesday and Thursday last, for the

success.

The work of the Caleutta Railway had been commenced. The cholera was still prevalent in Mooltan, Scima, and

ether districts. ‘The India and China

nen eatery

CANADA. | was pursued ‘by the neighbours, who

‘found him at the house of another neich- Crmimat.— William Shutts, private in bour, F

Xth Regiment, was tried at Montreal

murder of his comrade Jas. Cubiss, onthe 1¥7th of June last. The prisoner was brought in guilty, and sentenced to be

g by one of the narty,

hanged on the 13th December. bo

The trial-of Matteau, for the murder of | Charles Sansouci, at Kingston, oeeupied’

seas were still infested with pirates. [the Court of that city on Tuesday balay

ing, he entered the house. He was sum.

he refused, snd while attempting to draw

| The Hon. Wm. Appleton,a citizen of

Boston, has made a donation of twenty, of th thousand dollars te the McLean (luuatic)} Asylum of that. city. | dotsbiurtidid? It cost 240,000.

HorrisLe TRaGecy In Kertrexy.— in Fleming county, Kentucky, on Wed- nesday last, Williara Ringo had an alter- ‘cation with Mr. , who married has sister, whom he killed on the spot by a ‘single shot from a revolver. | Ringo’s ‘mother ran up to expostilate, when the inhuman monster fired two shots jnto her body, from which she died next day. His sister, the wife of the murdered man. then raa up, when the fiend shot her through the thigh. She is likely to reco- ver. He then made off, but the next day

On seeing the company advanc- moned to come out and surrender, but a pistol was shot through the abdomen

He then skot at another of the party, wounding him slight-

jmate ts based upon the fact, that many | e buildings were mere shanties.”

The News establistiment was entirely

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Cura.—By late accounts from Spainy it seems that great preparations are being” made te send-forces to Cuda, The fel lowing feet was to have sailed on the 15th instant, under the command of Count de la Concha,

The Soberano, a man-of-war of 74 guns.

The frigates Esperanza and Perla, of: 42 guns; Cortea, of 32 guns.

The corvette Colon, of 16 gune. '

The brigantines Patriota, Habanera, . Pelayo, Nervion, and Villavencio, forme ing a ferce of 76 guns.

The goelettes Habanero, Isabella JL, and Juanita, having jn all 214 guns. .

The lougres ‘leresia, Christina, Cur- racca, Cometa, and Donacion, each with a 48-pounder cannon. .

Two steamers, the Blasco de Garay and Phizarro, of 850 horse power cach, and .

ly in the shoulder, who thereupon fired back, killing the monster instantly. ‘The: parties surrendered themselves to the law |

having each 6 guns. The Alvaro di Basan and Congreso, of 16) horse power each, and carrying 6 guns; and last, &*