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aDpoinineut By the King ol the cun1"ich is!aH!''
OF John Record, Esq. as Attorney 'ienerAi Oh i'e
Kingdom, says frat MI: n was yo"ns - -
who left that town less than two years ago, poor IN
health and purse with determination 70 improve
his c;rr.uustarcs. but without any decided plan
;o;ned the Oregon execution which e;t 81. Louis
IN the Soring Of IS43-part;ci 10 ,ae dangers
! and misery TO which the expedition was exposed
arrived in the Oregon tsrritorv p7or ano rienoiess-
nasssd ON 70 the Sandwich Is.lnds-becanc sub
ec, Of the King. and was appoinred Attorney Gan
eral of the kingdom, with u handsome seiary. tie
is row the presiding genius over the civil desiiaies
| OF those remote, bGt important and interesting


Islands.


RoUrEs TO Bosros-In few days new route
from this city 10 Bos.oa, via New HaTen and Hart
ford I! be op-ned 70 the public. he railroad be-
tween Hartford and Springfield, which connects 'ae
New Haven and Hartford Railroad with the Wes-
Tern road is Just f0ished. By this new rontc pas
sengers will asee Boston 6sily at o'clock i. NJ.
! and reach New Haven at IL, and arrive hers ny
steamboat az an earv hour the next morning. From
this CITY passengers depart by steamboat 10 Nsw
! Haven at 6I A. II. and arrive IN Boston the same
| evening. -
When this new line is IL operation, there will be
nix routes between this CITY and Boston. viz:


BIZ steamboat TO Stoning,on, and Railroad thence to


By stes%Soat to AIyns Point No;iTichj aud


By LONG Isaa '3faSs eSi $ai,ss% ss#


By i:enmboat to View Haven ana Railroad thence


BY sea@boa 10 B0isc to Providence md Railroad thence "
| The distance hetwean Boston and New Haven s
l59.niles; at the rate OF travelling on the Norwch,
Stonngton and Lnng leland Roads, tcan be accom-
plished in about 6! hours. and the passage from
| Boston 10 New-York mads 10 II hours BY this
multiplicity OF inss of travel. the public gam TWO
| important advantages-iow fare, and good accom-
mediation. Express.
-Rv erriIPnf.
| which occurred on the Long Island Railroad about
so miles from Brooklyn, the Express, with the Pre-
sdent's Message for Boston, was unfortunately de-
tained so that il did not reach thar CITY unn the
passage of the regular train.


RAILROAD FROM CLEVELAND TO THE OHIo.-A
project is under discussion to constructs railroad
from Cleveland TO the Ohio river ct Neiissiie, or
Braver, &c. Distance, With the curvatures oil the
road say 90 miles, cost SIS 900 mile. Capital re-
qGired complere the road, and place upon II Inc
requisite number OF locomotives and cars. 81 ,oGU-
GGi. The incone from gil sources Is estimated st
$700 day, equal 10 Ia per cent. per annum The
time to pass from Detroit, By this route, TO New
York will be about the same as BY way Of Buffalo
and Albany. lClnn. 0a2eise.
THE CHINESE TaEArY.-Tn addition 10 the flct
of havne received the Treaty made by Mir. Cush-
ing with China, The BostoR Daily AdUertsSer adds,
that among the advantages secured by II. rs mem
TONED reduction UI lnb Otlf ON lchu ~ AitiSNi
and the privilege Of American chips going from one
port 10 another without paving port charges more
than once, or srbjecting their goods 10 the payment
of more than ore duty IL is also said that an ir,
crease OF good feelings between the Americans and
Natives has already been one beneficial effect OF the
embassy.


TYLERisM.--Tha great Tyler party OF this State
wns represented in the Convention at Baltimore by
four disinterested patriots. One Of them, Mr.. Ennis,
e ,l.r
Newport another. Mr Brown, received Custom
House appointment AT Westerly; and the third, 5r.
Sumner, has been appointed Postmaster at Paw
tucket. froV journal.


isaac DEAy.-This Abolition agent, negro, has
been comHlirted to Jail, in default OF bail in The sum
of $4,000. He is believed 10 be the instrument, o;
Abolitonists in this section, furnishing forged passes
and all the Information Decassarv for getilng them
of. 81. Lo1ls ReveiIie, Nov 50.


Destructive FiRE-Thc village of Dexter,
ihiich.l was nearly devastated by fire or the 2flh
nit Seven stores, and various other bindings were
burnt TO The ground.


AccIDEsT.-'Ihe steamer Ma5sachu2atts, on her
passage to Sloniugton, on Monday night, was run
into off Black Rock about 6 O'Clock in the evening,
by some vessel unkanwl, and tore away her gnard
wheel, and injured one Of her boilers. She made
her pCr. with one wheel.


OHIO CANAL CLosEp.-'Fhe cold weather which





The canal is probably closed for tie season.
Akron, Nov. 27.


DETROIT, Nov. ad-We IRE approaching the
close of navigation for 1914. The Illinois aud the
Nile belonging TO Mr. Newberry, have both been
laid up for the season at this port.


IL DIR. ORRIs brown, of the county of Green's
VILE IVA. has been appointed Chief Clerk ni the
Navy Department, in place OF a. Thomss Smith,
Esq.


CouRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Al
RAsY, Dec. 3-Present-'rhe Lieut.. Governor, pre-
siding, and 2S Senators.


No. 80. Supervisors OF Onondaga w. ]. J. Briggs.
Nj D. b. Noxon concluded for pllfr in error. MIR.
G.. Wood was heard for def. in error.


EcLIPsE OF THE SuS.-The Eclipse Of the Sun
on Monday nex;, the 9th inst. will be small, and
withou, the aid Of q telescope scarcely visible
The beginning will be visible throughout New-Eng-
land and the Middle States, and the end also in the
Southern and Western. In New-York and Phila-
dephia it will take place as follows in Mean Solar,