BREACH OF MARRIAGE PROMISE,
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 We learn from the Marlboro Gazette, that case for an alleged breach of the marriage promise was tried before the Prince Georges County Court last week, in which Mrs. Manning, widow lady, sued Mfr John Palmer and laid her damages at 10 ,0OO,,s It was proved on .he trial that Palmer visited the lady, played cards for kisses, and performed other triiing ceremonies usual in courtship farther to show the interest he manifested in whining the good graces of the lady, he endeavored to enlist the aid of female friend of the plaintiff. and actually promised her, that " if she would say good word for hira, he would make her avpFesent ,of fa7bag ef sce01! But notwithstanding all these circum- stances. the Prince Georges Jury @ungaiant men, fe on them brought in verdict in favor of Palmer

 L0ss Of q Sag Hay5or Waaisship .-4An arrival at Philadelphia reports that the wfaleship Edward

 Hamilton, of Sag Harbor, bound home from the

 Pacific with fNll cargo of oil. 350o barrels. was lost 6th February, about fifty miles north of Ric Grande. Captain and crew saved--vessel and car 1T @A .nRos The Loco Foco papers are in ecstacy because their brethren in Rhode Island have elected their candidate for Governor by running R Wing May be the Loco Foecs throughout the country had better profit by the Rhode Island example and run Whgs every where. 'Tis their only chance of snccess.-LosIsviIle Journal.