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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

HuRRIcANr IN KENTUCKY. The Frankfort
Commonwealth says it has been informed that
during the storm on Sunday last gentleman by
the namo of Thomas was killed by the falling OF
tree, near the South Benson Presbyterian meet
inc.housc The meeting house was also crushed
in by the falling OF tree just before the congrc-
CATION began to assemble. The storm caused
crca, destruction in Anderson County. Trees
were blown down in all directions, and several
houses were demolished.
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luck in satisfying the expectations of their friends
as had their Wing predecessors. THE Plede'0n
of Saturday has the following Editorial:
"REFORM IN OUR CITY AFFAIRS.
This long promised work slowly a. legislation
always does proceed when Legislators iGd any Thing else
under heaven do No what is, any thing good
enough for an drop all aud run Congressman are
partial TO ducls horseraceS, Christmas frclcs. te Our
a, Abany last winter busily engaged IN
boring the Governor Tor office for their friends that they had
no leisure to pass laws for the benefit Of the people And
our Common Councilmen have already spent of their
twelve months the making appointments THIS with he
usual Erecutire Conaitee business as allowed them 1T
IL, time Il, attend the duties Tor which they elected
Whatever becomes Of iessiaOH committee o6bing prom
Uses 10 flourish almost rgorO"sy as Il did fnde Their
lFhis predecessors"
We don Il hear any thing decisive about Police
Reform, an Organization of Industry forthc Poor,
and other nice things that the Wing Common
Council ought TO have given us but did not
Mcssieurs Aldermen you might as well think OF
these things,
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Missouri UynERsTY.-It will be seen, by an
advertisement in another column. that steps have
been taken to perfect the organization Of the I'M
versity OF the state of Missouri! al Columbia
Five proicssorsfiPs as yet vacant have been es-
tablished. and measures have been taken to I'LL
them with permanent and competent teachers
Literary men in the eastern section Of the Union
may find il advantageous to avail themselves Of
the opportunity, as the Directors wish TO engage
Professors IN the different departments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

RICHARD ?. RoDrXsoN-Who was some years
ago accused and tried for the murder Of Helen
Jcwett is said to be now member ofthc firm of
Wallace, Blake 4. Co., merchants, doing business
about five miles from Houston, in Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

STATE PRIsox SrArIsrlcs-Oficer a. n. {.
Smith, the Deputy Sheriff of the Sing Sing Pms
on. has informed us thatthe number of persons at
present in confinement in that establishment IS
7G9 males and 16 females. Total Sll. Or
these 2l will be discharged during the present
month, their term of sentence having expired.
This statement shows an increase of the number
OF the inmates.
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Old Massachusetts!

The following Resolutions OF tho late Wing
state Convention at Worcester, Will show how
much ruth there is in the reports that the Wings
of Massachusetts, intend TO rcpudiatc Their princ-
piles or the most eminent champion of those
principles:
Resoirea That whilst cherish the deep and
deaf longing for patriotic aud iriy Wing admits
rra,on Of the National Government, which We have "l.
formly .,prcsselwhs >,ill hold 70 the Protection Of
American Adut.yto the regulation OF The Currency By
National legslauonto the Distribution OF the ProceeG Of
III. Sale. OF the Public Lads upoh equitable prucrle>
amons, the several States ald rigid economy IA The
Administration Of every department 81 the Government
AID whilst solsnny deulul tina, rcsPec; shall
Nor,hurn rights o. sacr6ceyet the redemption OF our
own State from its present dsporahle condition is sul'-
absorb all energies aud is worthy OF and de-
tnands undivided efforts--aud as the Wings in Goa
sress have recommended National Convention 10 DE holden
AT Baltimore MAY, lSH Tor the consideration Of national
subjects which recommendation has been sanctioned by the
Wings Of our own Legislature: Therefore,
Rssoirtd, That the Wing, OF Massachusetts, DO hereby
approve the plan Of such CoH,en,ion-;s; they Viii be
ready then aud there he hret,rea from the other
States free and frank Consultation fot the general good
AUD that they will abide the result
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NJ liant ,iri reeneesed for two days longsr-se
asef OF f-1-s Nissan having made her an offer so iib-r-
a a 70 ingcs SsT 10 eea her tru- Tor Boston I'll We'd
aTa.2E ne ttastsis o the Rhib-. Brewer, Miss Adar
Mss Blanchard and La Petite Csnto Computing seren PER
or.aef2, and thE Giant gir all for shilling Repeated
performances Will Dc given this dsy and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Solitary CoSfINENENr.-Thege has been but
one birth In the village OF Lee Iowa. IN the past
year. Mobile heraid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

y A small but good Portrait of JOIN TYLER
has just been published By II. R. Robinson, l42
Sassau-st- and VIII be 10, sale to-day. Price s
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IOfHci.l.i

Re..ntia,, OF the presfaent.-ORDER
f,L THE DAY-&,trr H,LL, New oss, Jaae y ISL
tn fIIy 10. orders roEluS >= TIE arrangements 81
TIL, civic stf I'll be composed i follows:
PR0s?ER VI. NEThioRE, Maashsi Of tie Dag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

AMERICAN MusguM.-AlL the grand shows Of
to-day, from first to last, especially the salutes,
procession, review, &c, can be seen from the
Garden On the roof, and the balconies and win.
dows OF this establishment Splendid perform.
ancfs day and evening, at such hours as not to
interfere with the exhibition outside
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

03- For Letter coocnefning IT, y. II. Legislature,
Loco-Foco Contention, &C., Wseih Of .4nhquiy. No
oaa Pia,rderns and sady other artiee, First Page
to- Fora Poem 10 .adop'ed Bfoter, .7grieattare
Of he S,ate Of Nelc. YORK. &c. see Las, Pase.
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~. There is no conceivable absurdity that a
Loco. Foco Editor deems too monstrous to be
swallowed by the OF his readers if its Drift be
TO vilify National Bank. The last Albany Ar
gus asserts that, if National Bank had been
chartered in l84l the Expenditures of the Gov:
eminent for l94l would have been greater than
they weie-and the following is It's logic:
The reason manifest Government dePosiics are par,
ticulay desirable National Bank aud hence Bank
d,ures This is the why Gceat Bank, large elrn-
dtures and public debt children Of one mother
This genius could easily prove that every horse
has six legs. A Bank, it seems, wants to keep
and use all the Government money it can; hence
it tries to get chance to pay ii array as fast as
possible, in order that more may come IN There
are good many people who wish their debtors
would view things in this light
But we arc told that "a Great Bank, large Ex-
pend:tures and Public Debt, are children of one
mother Now will the Argus be good enough
10 state how much our Public Debt was increased
under our first National Bank, and how much
under the second I've have always been so
blind as to suppose that it was largely decreased
under the first. and, having again risen immensely
during the Last War, nearly or quite ect"su's's"
under the second. Let us hear how thus Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Cry PRrsox STATIsrIcs-The Keeper Of the
City Prison informs Ms that during the past week
there were committed 10 the Prison ii white
males, 81 while females, 10 coored males, col
ored cmales-total 1856 Discharged % white
males. 80 white females, 9 colorcd males and !
colored fcmales-total l07--of which % were
sent to the Pemtcn,iary; remaining in prison "a
white males - white females. coloTcd males,
and II colored cmalcs-total Ill.
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Fms SMu LEST HOMEOPATHIC Dosg EysE
nNowN.-On Thursday last we read that SIR Ro-
bert Peel TOOK TIE scase OF the House. Punch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

a. We erred in saying that the RuNsss had
left The City. They give their farewell Concert
TINS evening al the Society Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Il Newton, the Marshal of the United States
for the Di>,r!c: OF Arkansas has been removed
and II. II. Rector The Tyler party OF that Stale,
appolnteG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Heavy FlsE.-The large steam cotton mill at
Bristol, r. |. was struck by lightning on the night
of the 9th inst. and the interior of the building
was entirely dcstroycd-all the cloth was saved.
The entire loss in machinery, &c. is estimated at
abou, Sl20,000 on which there WAS an insurance
o! 100000 No person was injured, and the fire,
as the air was fortunately calm, was confined 10
the mill The loss Will be severely felt IN the
utiuhhorhood
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( about tlvc mics rom Houston, IN texas.
lsrrar,rrxs JryExrrf Covcsrr.-We attended las.
eypnine at the Nastcri Plcsby terrain Church an inter-
e,n Juvenile Concrrr ,,hic worth, Of hide ne
ter lo.a the press About ose lndcd cldr-n of boil.
ss,ss connected with the ssbl4f. school Of he church
vino ulla tn iafuc.o II Mr. Eltr tl,e leader OF the
choir .g acquired astonishing knowledge Of scientific
nasic beta ior to hours s,ry large audience,
cFl,,.tsd ., their ,ai harmonious, ,,arbImss.
Tic. pieces performed selected chiefly from a very
amibl- h,tle work prepared by Mr.. Hastings entitled
jayeait Song Varied IN trir Character vet excellent
their moral tone riaucnce Young hearts cannot be
too highly estimated Within few years yoca! exercises
h4'r been introduced INTO many Of schools, aud with
learn irom all qarters ber~ici result The purifying and
ennoblins fleets Of music, hen properly directed,
strikngy esince than tic Concert refer to.
The exercises oea-i with well arranged aud admirably
Nrc,ei pathetic and devotional piece entitled Children
Of fr-e-Jcra race. The pastor Of he Church Re-. NJ
Cee'er, then m4de appfopriltr payer after which
pretty iitt title y schoonat-s learning 10 sing
gwen aa with such effect that it called for and
pvael We haze to notice all the pieces but We
avoid ,uliag 10 two that were sung wiki
xiii and cor-css thai would have done dssercdi;
professional performers Thirty days hl,h September
which was arranged parts, aud each given with pre-.
esIon that elected lond ap!a.e Ifs. Hr.nu,. beautiful
song, Core tie Sunset Tree arranged Ia Tx. manner
va 5o brilliantly rrecu'e1 After interesting dialogue
bt" two boys. referring the object Of The Coaeert
collection, which p.,ed lear. liberal oae,
waS taken up .or The benefit Of ;he Sabba.h School
Tai4 closed the s; past apd the Charming juveniles
allowed respite from thsir pleasing Iabof..
Aa inrrmis5cn OF fw minute over 1!r. H.r, called
MS ItE!- troop order a several ether soaes were sung;
among iiem Conc, ehiidrea b! Mrs. Bro.. ead
Win you come aad sign The pledge b. James Il. AK.
.n ESQ both q which yer. lapturo1s rre-i5ed Alto
:ether The exercises h.b: eisdaJe 10 The te.cf-r
Mr. Hl and the aiaat pupils who gave May Of the
ddieait Piscel without referring TO the notes
We should Ike hear tie repeated aad dare
y the parents, who have bz-G a;ihed Min The pro-
hei-aey Of thrir cidr=n thr ,c-ser would also We
shoUld M Howe who 50 ably presided
a. thu piano iarL-. Commercial A yecr ger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

u The Wing and Anti.Masonic Convention
Allegheny Co. Pa. have nominated Hon. Ii. NJ.
BsAcSeNRlpeE for Congress, with full ticket for
Legislature and County Officers. Hon. MATTER
FORWARD positively declines to run for Congress,
Neville B. Craig the candidate OF the exclusive
Anti. Masons. Ii both these run, and no other
Wing, the election of the Loco,toc candidate
is inevitable. We shall not be surprised 10 hcal
that the People resolve 10 vote for Mr.. Forward,
IN spite OF his declenson, IN order 10 avert such
Il catastrophe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

u The last shee, of ArXlNsox'S PoLrlcAL
ECONOMY Is passing through thopress. The work
will be published by Friday al far,hest We
have received an order for a supply of it for one
Seminary in which Political Economy (as ii
should be- is studied, and in which Says worS,
alone has been used This is doubtless substail-
TALLY the case IN great many schools. VIII
not The friends of frotec,on-will no, The friends
Of free inquiry and searching igahon-takr
care that this shall be 50 no longcr--,hat the
incans OF examining both sides of question 50
,mpor,an, shall be within the reach OF every
learner
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srcnNn BOARD.
p,hIic Stock Exchange, June Q.
Commercial and Money! Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
| 600 Illinois. 6s, 70. 49,! 1000 do do........
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MEs.Rs. EDlroR.:-GeatIsaea,T great preparations
made 3! v How4rds f5r The reception oi Tie President has
iaueed friend Geo. Wsienro arrange has elegant Dres
stag Rooms II .e house style fully adapted Tor
te occasion. KS Peefumery aaa MS celebrated Bay Ram
cannot b beaten aad Il The President from fatigue or other
feels nae BY o5iag this celebrated article Of Bay
Ruu Tor The head ablut;Or will do away wild, the
r,,-s..,, i,,b,,z al c5.,,-,o,-.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Uv. w. SN,ru, one OF our ablcs, Wing Ed
,ors, has returned from Ono to Syracuse, and
resumed his connection Wit, the " ssrERS SrsrE
,JousN>l, one OF the largest and best Wing papers
III the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

j. DR.. JAMES II. PERslNE Wing has been re-
moved from the Office of Collector OF Customs al
Mobile, Ala and Coiiisr H. Mage Loco Foco}
appointed
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GgADLoUPE.-The brig Nsuvitas, Capt Nc
Farland, arrived Yesterday from Guadaloupe wa
ST. Thomas. Capt. McF. sailed from New ORR
April lst, bound TO Point Petre, Guadloupe with
cargo consisting of merchandise. He arrived
at Point Petre on the 18th, where be remained
about Is days, and discharged the principal part
of the cargo and cleared for St. Thomas May the
3th He sailed leaving the supe-cargo SICK; the
vessel arrived al St Thomas May 10th, where
She remained 20 days, during which time the
captain and two Of the crew sickened, and the
two latter died. one at St Thomas aud the other
xhen two days at sea-
Mr. H,LLAcE's CoScEkT.-rThe musical ana
tours Of our city were thrown INTO perfect costa
cr Of establishment and delight BY ths wonderful
performances Of Mr. w. V. WALLACE at his OPEN
ING Concert on Tuesday evening last. As we
stated then he Is truly the most gifted and re-
rnars,ab!e artist ever known IN tins country
Critics Of the highest authority say that upon the
violin Paganini alone has surpassed him and
that no one who has ever left the shores of Eu-
rope could parallel his performances. Before
hearing him we should certainly have deemed
this ex,ravagant praise; but 1t seems to US fully
warranted by his wonderful genius The violin
is his favorite instruInent-bIt upon the piano he
PLAYS with almost equal skill. He Is still young
man and has conquered these most difficult mu
steal instruments under circumstances which
would have discouraged any one less gifted from
the attempt. At the urgent solicitations OF his
friends he has consented to give another Concert
tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

,f,x, Gen. NIB Gs,u,u,
Gen r : ~ 80 80 Col. G. D + GstNr,
COL : i'm !, lT,-v,,v MAJOR \. h. S.ICELr.
Ma I,RRsr H.STRrSER,Jf :. ;, = 49, g
SIseEGs - = fl.rrxs RIcRkRD B connolly. Esq
,..tSY,>r tAESTytts.
cai. W q Wno.l
Ifaia- John RILEY: ~ WI - r. ms
Na1or /. \ Se!L,:Te'' Nathaniel jarvis, F.~I
L;-r,r,,lS Boyre, t-s.j. =, = II .. :, -
N,{a~ror Goldsmith, IL y = u. II II -, *,
Finul,l J. Par;-f, Ed tr5ysIsf -p;iIi.zs ~
John A Mitchell, Esq AitfsfI = y TnItsr Esd
James ". m, -; It jacob RAMSAY, Esq.
James '1'' R5ulaipa Dillon Esq.
IT,, r,;Ss IS sr,ierv and Inilrtry, un,i~r MAJ.
10 = ' - W f,,.rl Inrd will form the adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Pilprim Presidents and Tfar.iing qIfneis.rhe fruit
fa offspring Of the second Presidential term. OSE TsRN
AND so best interests Of The country De
1aand twill The popular suffrage Of the country de-
cree it in lS40f
q John Tyler, b. the visitation Of God act
ing President of The United States, is expected to
arrive in our City this afternoon. Arrangements
have been made to give him grand reception,
mainly by those who fatter and carcss HIM for
his treachcry to those who elected him because 1t
has been profitable to them, but who would have
spit upon him if they had elected HIM and hehad
treated them as he has done the Wings These
men must inwardy loathc even while they out
wardly fawn upon him, and their present homage
is as disgraceiul to hun as their former hostility
was violent and relentless. AS to the few who
must pay court him or lose the Offices to which
they have better moral right than he to that he so
perfidiously obtained and unworhily fills, may
Heaven pity and emancipate them from bond
age which must be as revolving as the rottenness
of the grave.
But Mr.. Tyler is for the time Chief Magistrate
OF the Nation, and any act of dsrespcct to him is
wrong, and derogatory to the character OF an
American. No man is obliged to pay him any
honors; and those who kccnly feel that he has not
deserved and ought not TO receive any should
keep out of the way Those who choose TO honor
him have perfect right to do so; and any one
who interleres with or disturbs the ceremonies Of
the occasion is an enemy to liberation, to needin
courtesy, and to the Wing cause. Let us take
care that no Wing shall be Justly charged with
an insult to the American people through HIM
who Ellis their highest Executive station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

Il Wing Toast OF John Tyler I'm $50.
Pilgrim Presidents and Tfar.iing CaJineisThe fruit
foi offspring Of the sscond Presidential term OSE IsRN
AND Kr-ELgcTIos-he best interests Of he country de-
aana twill The popular suffrage Of the country de-
In 1910 p,
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e's Charms . are very badly yerzified by r

Natures Charms are very badly verziiied BY r
Declined.
"msrcatoI must perceive On reflection, that pub
sag his communication "oud give PAIN The surviving
would do good. We do NOT doubt thu, his 5A,eme IS
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~ All persons visiting The Tribune Office tlsn..s
strictly, such relates Advertisements Noees and III
Ill confer asfea; favor by applying 10 Thomas Nc.
snq and not themselves climb three IouI
ioag lights Of the Editors room. N.cessty dict2t
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PeLCe OFFIeE.-ArTE,IPT TO :;wtSpIE-NeS
trtday moutus; Mr. McDuiE-s exchange
once D. " il-street- and wished negotiate $500 n5us4
worth OF the scrip OF III Ohio per stock The ozr
GAM agreed uPoa, AID the vendor asked u sign th-
scfP. aPoa which e sndday became extremely excited
al. rs hsud could scarcely make the ,aaser M Me-
Dn.h- and hs clerk Observing this requested him 70
seated cf short time While Nr. VI arigbhor
Ga AS ressr4 barins The IN officer
t- na mad len aad e''ld not b Traced Tbs scrip .uI
IeSsd 70 bva PAT Of urge amount stol- snc
AKRE:- OF a sE,rAIr FCGIrryE rzoN Jr,r!cE.--Caro-
l,ne hall lieaae who stands charged With divers -lori-s
as3 WIKI 4 tn receiver Of stolen goods Boston from
winch cy sh- flde her escape by u;npirg
odt Of widow n the tIm- she ab5gt b. captured
aad he'd - hls ety last night arrested BY oc-- A VI
Smith She committed prison 10 a5sail ;e reqais
non OF the Governor o: Massachusetts.
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about 100000, on which there WAS an insurance
OF 100000. No person was injured, and the fire,
as the air was fortunately calm, was confined 10
the mill The loss Will be severely felt IN the
neighboYhood,
GREAT FIRE AT FALL RNEx.-A fire broke cut
ON Thursday night al hail,past II o'clock, IN The
New lron.workS of Col. Dur;ee and others al
Fall River, which were entirely consumed. Loss
about S50,000. This WAS a building 500 feet
long and 100 wide. The property was manly
owned BY Col. Borden and there was but little, II
any, insurance upon ii.
FIRE-We learn from the P!ttsteld Sun that
the cotton factory, grist and SAW mill OF Mr. E!l-
sha Jerks IN South Adams, were destroyed by
Fire ON Sunday nigh. last. MIR. ,Ienks's loss Is
estimated at $1,000. There was an insurance
ON the property 10 the amount oil s5,010.
l3 THIS TRrE DENocRAr has been started al
Burlington, Nt.-an odd name ior 4 Loco-Foco
paper. Il is most savsgeiy bitter towards Nins-
low--late Editor of the >entmeI-who sold hun.
sell, ana tried to sell his party TO John Tyler.
lV. w. SNiru, one OF our ablcst Wing Ed
itors, has returned from OHIO to Syracuse, and
resumed his connection with the " ssFEKN STATE
JouRSAL one OF the largest and best Wing papers
III the State.
u DR.. JAMES II. PERmNs Wing has been re-
moved from the Office of Collector OF Customs at
Mobile, Ala, and Collier II. Mage Loco Foco1
appointed.
IL Newton, the Marshal OF the United States
Tor the DStric: OF Arkansas, has been removed;
and II. H. Rector, The Tyler party Of that State,
appointed.
glr We erred in saying that the R,lNsss had
left The City. They give their farewell Concegl
TINS evening at TIE Society Library.
'Ins SNu LEST HOMEOPATHIC Dosg EVER
hxowN.-On Thursday las, we read that SIR Ro-
bert Peel TOOK Tie ssl,Se of the House. Punch.
SOLITARY CoSfNxNE>r-Theseh has been but
one birth In the village OF Lee, Iowa. IN the past
o.r Mobile Herald
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NEw-ORLg.y,, June 3.-Wirhin the pas, few das -, -.
Cotton market has dplayed activity nfs .t,,s
ness has been transacted making the sales 81 the s'
and English bay.rs ouIy small qaaatsy having .n ,assa
for France. The character Of the market has y
change.
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o2-The Division of Nr'llery and "i'' =, nnJ s'G
l,ssI sanford and MAJOR General Lloyd viii form me AT
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CoRoNER's OrFIcR.-DEArH PROM INrEMPE
X,NcE-The rofo.eF beld 1Suest to-day Il al. e.ee
Halls Of Justice, the BODY II Nary K-7ia NATIVE OF
ireland aged aboug T. l,lns dead AZ No u Oa1-esirret
Of iatempera;e habits. she had tren Ill vlth dis
Of the ass and haring physician died las, Evening
lbt verde: d-ath from atemPeraaee aud exposure.