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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

BALD Gssr. AND Rap HrsOs, Rsso-A sp,snial -
cou. hs-n- al n~ad 81 tzr, be haA by us.n, A..
shIins bottle q Jore-s Hair Re~'orsss Ia ssr>. A..
and rad reader n does al here stsiri.l ioforce IL -
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X a. ri d.p~ csntrlf frufn me sc. - .nl -... -.
irrss 4, 4n1 10 Keep order rcr .ous a. A. -,
s-tce made Sold A. ) Chshera street. AID IS Rr.S
and iSs Fulton street. Brooklyn g 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsDENT-ofneial

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDkNI-Oiiiciai
Franklin CAvNo~ Register a the Land once al
Jackson Missouri wee Greer ". Davis removed
ABRAHAM NoRHgIL of Newly rkl Consul Of the
United States for Turks Island West Indies, vice John
Arthur. recalled.
appointments % take cf,r 2a June, rh0 me pressli com
missions Dpirc
STANLY G.. TR0rT Deputy Postmaster al View London
Connecticut in the place o' J. H. Turner
GEORGE " Horror. Deputy Postmaster az Iene' a.
New. York in the place Of James Rees
JoH> X. WRIGHT. Deputy Postmaster al READING Pa
In the place OF Charles Iroyel
RICHARD H. STANTON Deputy Postmaster a. Maysyle
Kentucky in the place OF James ". Coburn.
ReGppoiufmenL
WILLIAM PELHAM Surveyor General Of Arkansas
from the 10Th July when his present commission vii
Pxuifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
Our new Minister 10 England,

The United States Journal thus speaks Of the
sending of Mr.. McLane 20 London:
There Is one appointment most important one
which cannot record without entering our solemn
protest against It's ratification by the OF the Uni
ted Staes-snd that Is the appointment Of Hon Loui,
Nclane A. Minister 70 the Court OF - James. Fed
eraisi Of the old Hanilionisn schoo-one who II our
boyhood recoAectons do not play false the vol
defender and advocate u the Hartford COnven
the door OF Congress-one who has received hi
thousands from the National Tressury-he Is among IN.
very last who should have been taken from the head
mammoth monopoly 10 represent our Country abroea
al this juncture OF our national affairs
We believe that he has been s uniform supporter o.
The United States Bank AID equally Dc ded opponent
Of the Sub Treasury. We learn from III, AlbaHs Ala.
Of Thursday tina, he opposed the election Of Mr. Van
Buren, in 1886 and IN $40 he again voted asans, the
republican candidate and in favor Of Gen. Harrison
And YET. after all this he has been made the recipient
the highest diplomatic gift Of the Government.
We Trust We shall therefore be psrtoned for stating
thus plainly. modification and sorrow AZ the seec
non which has been made IL has grieyed Us more thar
We care Just now 10 express IN words
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

" The ERIE GAZETTE. Pa has reverted TO
the possession OF JOSEPH NJ STREET.. Esq. BY
whom Il Was conducted for some twenty years prior 10
ISIS and will henceforih be edited vel Is published
BY him assisted by G J. BALL ESQ The Gazette i. an
excellent country paper well supported BY the inre
GENT and spirited Wings Of Erie county and Mr. sterreti
was ever one Of the fsrest and most courteous of edit
ora he needs not good wishes tor his success yet
he has them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
TO-DAYiS OUTSIDE.

FIRST pAGE-Wrter of the Mystery of niqui,y in re-
ply to the Courier and Enquirer. continued Mor-e's
Magnetic Telegraph; variety of Miscellaneous items.
FOURTH PAoE-poetry from Punch The Disappointed
Sponge 10 his Host; Commercial and Money Matter.
Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

ALApANA.-Hon- Joshua L. Martin, formerly IN
CONGRESS. has taken the field as an independent
Loco candidate for Governor. against Col Nst Ter
~. the regular candidate Martin appears to be ii
earnest, a. he has resigned an important Judseshir
% - TO take the field unincumbercd- If the Wing
do not present candidate, we think Martin will b,
elected
Hon. Edward 8 Dargsn Is the Loco candidate for
Congress in the Mobile District agains, Col VIM
D. Dunn, Wing.
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MARRIED.


On Monday June 10Th by Rev D. Rsisr "a
BROWN, 70 Miss GEORGiANA GASSNER al Of u,
city.
On Thursday. l9th instant by Rev. Dr. Whiteaoo.
Franci. Tones Jr 10 Eleanor MADDEN
AZ Eixahethtown. \. J. 18th instant James N.cho.
VI ID 20 COrnca Baldwin.
AZ Utica. 18th instant I'll Whitney u New Haven. G
10 Sarah + Daliba.
Az Cananasisua. lsth instant John B. RrockeOsnS \
CathNinc Waugh
DIED:
In this city Sunday morning .2d instant k.s
short illness HENRIETTA. daughter Of David and la
rctia HUI aged % months and Is days
The friends and acquan'ances ~ the family ere nv,-t
20 attend the funeral this afternoon AZ o'clock from NJ
N Ohyersirect
on Saturday June 2isf JANIS PONsfORD, E,S
SO prncrsirrcf aged -
His remains vii be- taken TO wesichc-ter on NonA
morning for .niorment
Geneva and Rochester papers please copy.
On Friday. 2uth inst Jane daughter Of Elizabeth L.
tcn aged 30 On same day Charles T. Weir. aged =
on Thursday, lMh, Harry n. Looms. Of c1enDsa
aged b.
40 Rochester, a consumption. on The lhh Nj Lkll
r. DICKINSON merchant aged - years
In Boone County Mo sd nit Capt WM RAMSAY /,
Revolutionary soldier. aged lOi
Al Albany, 10Th, John. Hew.on, of Ireland, ssedk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

- In saying Yesterday that the tickets bOugh
for the Long Island road were transferable 70 the Nor
wich and Worcester mean. to say to the Inc OF boat
connected with the Norwich and Worcester road III,
Worcester and Cleopatra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

THr LOST FoUSD.-Amon- the passengers by the
baroue iaahksc arrived Saturday this port, % days
nom Vera Cruz, Gov shannon our Extraordinary
Minister Mexico. whose whereabouts has been for
ons time such fruitful OF profound speculation
The Anshusc brings no news Of importance. The
NeNesns do no, believe that Texas viii accept our An
neNsron proposal They think there viii De ii .he
DOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

CRoPs-Harvesting Whea is now IN progress N
Virginia and Maryland, and the yield is generally
good-more than an average. We have adv1ces
from Western Illinois thu, the Wheat looks well IA
tina, region also-ihe stalks not very luxurant, bal
the heads long and full. Corn Ia looking bette
every where since the late rains, and the average
produc, will be good Ohioand Michigan may have
a short yield of Wheat, but we hope no serious de-
fcency In our own State, we trust there will be
no lack, except of fruit which appears to be pretty
thoroughly destroyed by the repeated heavy irosis
throughout the whole country north OF this latitude
Along Lake Erie, we hear that there will be par
tia yield but none al all few miles back. In Al
bany County, the Citizen says the prospect ee>
morally is as good as usual at this season, though
many things are backward. and garden vegetables
have been badly bitten and grapes nearly destroyed
by the frost
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subscriptions Received to the Weekly Tribune


tS- The following communication from Professor Boyd
Dr. Banning IN reference 10 his views the infu
general displaccnt Of the inner furniture OF The trns
dyspepsia, general debility, spinal and some ucpeu ai
ectous of the lungs insert with pleasure, believing
that Dr. b. views are philosophical, snd n practiced,
well calculated ameiorsie the condition Of suffering hu
mauiiy H- work common on chronic iiseases."
advise all TO read, especially those who have families
A. think really is what H. name imports 10 20 be-. d.
B's Office is At ~ Bcouiway
Dr. Banning. some months ago I happened fH meet
your volume the mechanical OF Chrome csen
-. and much mpressed with te apparent -ogrue-
Of the reasonngs therein contained and he importance oft
the mechanical cou,rvance described The of
many permanent diseases. thar lpr pared from e volume
two public lectures fr the Young Mems Association uf t-
place These lectures weakened some considerable iHt
rest which will trust prepare the way ur the Introduction
aud u-, OF Your ingenious invention 10 my hun belle
hs great benefits must Dee experienced be fhe ~ n h
many classes % nvaits and there no eNeg eraou iH
published narrative of cures effected by H. your success
10 aevafng, By easy process, human wrr'chednfs- D.
truly subject Of cOngraulaiou. And hope your views
the Human Economy and your mechanic III invention NAV
placed within the reach Of all who ab0rng under
those complains which Ia be- well adapt
ed 10 cure or 10 alleviate. Yours truly, J. r. BOYD.
WaiertOwn JEFF CO.. May ~, l3i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

SUPERIOR covRr-So- Is. %, 10, 100 IS, ~, 3d.
COMMON PIEAs-Monoay-Nos g. 81. 81. 3, ~ IL,
~ 81 :. .. u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23


SLAVERY n KESTUoKY-A Mr.. Needham OF
Louisville Ky attended the recent Antislavery
gathering at Cincinnati and in an address stated
facts which 80 far TO show that Slavery is becoming
unpopular with the more intelligent portion OF the
People of Kentucky He proceeded.
1T is said that Slavery is represented TO be than
il really Is.
"sir in 1914 Methodist preacher. with regular H.
cense and certificate placed in the Louisville jail
slave on sale He preached in the jail sermons which
would have done credit 10 any white preacher Of the
town He kept little memorandum IN his pocket, IN
which he marked the number Of persons hopefully con
verted under his preaching represented ms case 10
leading Me,hodis,s ia Louisville. and showed them p
copy Of his papers which had taken Not one Of them
risi;sf him an has prison
"Ie said he forgave those who mad imprisoned him
and were about sell him He sold do n the river
which was the last saw of him.
There another incident illustrating the character OF
our slavery, which will mention which also occurred
in Louisville in 1874 When the sexton went to open q
ave-yard for funeral morning he found slave
mother digging grave there for her little infant which
lay by her side sroudless and coTpess-abs outey ma
kcd corpse upon the ground The mistress OF that mo
Their had her thus bury her child refusing 20 buy
grave clothes coffin Sir. this is slavery IN Ken
lucky -
The Louisville Journal remarks that these are not
usual but unusual cases and Mr.. Needham in note
admits that they are So Yet il is not disputed on
any hand tina they are cases strictly accordant with
the genius of Slavery and sanctioned by III laws.
Kentucky, like Virginia, begins to be deeply agi-
,aed by a popular movement for a Conve niion and
Tor Constitutional Reform. These demands cannot
long be resisted and whenever Convention does
assemble in either State the monster Slavery will
be compelled TO look daylight in the face.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

q We have Bermuda paper, of the 18th ms.
bat End % nsMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

TrxxrssKr.-W. p. Kendrick Of w synesborouSh
10 the Wing candidate for Congress in the Vitl
District. agains, Barclay Martin Loco. Doctor
Rawles. Loco. has withdrawn Ne hope for Ken
drick ~ the District gave Polk 6,lsa to Clay
A<s7.
The canvass in Tennessee is no, very animated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

u G. NJ. CLAWS True Auerse0n Ne. 3. has
just reached US is better than either Of its prede
cessou Thetwo leading Editorials are review ofex
Gov Ne,cslfe's recent anti Emancipation letter and
an article on the benev olence OF divorce at the Soul,
"A striking Calculation Of the combined Moral and
PHYSICAL evils Of slavery. The spirit and temper o.
,h;s number win command universal appreciation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

NsNfcc AND ItN.>-The MeNisll troog. has. .rt...
he Texan country between The Rio Grands AID "a ~.
whence an inmeilaie collision j. expected We ~. Al
her to announce nai lafsrs & COS n0abs Effo.- I.
>rraspallii1 tandg naf lil. have declared wsr A..s
i>easc- ansilg from an impure .f4e of ne tiGc 80
>crcius, >i hneufn, tr,speas. D,sysy,,I hAsa..st.
&c, ana are daily achieving most ; gna vicsr,-. -
cases mat have ht,ro "i'l>iol iie assaults "a SON.
-He most c, celebrated frtttr. ~ ne day, an bsrs,i .
.kl Of he mo>i eminent and sclDnffr Phvsrsr. A..
yol unwelt Don't iai 10 Use Hastings Cas- >,,.,s.
1s Candy or Pile, aanlla ciur,d aud sod ahcc.a a.
fttiN. Nf lN,iA Or aIti GEL ~ AiNAN' az. -
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p
GESrs The communication of NJ. H>argL Grea, in re-
py the article the signature VI Locus C0ns'ocl
caves only 10 aid that his suits and
devices keep himself In countenance, and uhc4 H.
u bring 70 trial Eighteen months since
against for bes IN every law Court m the CITY ami
County Of Newly ork. and held bal IN several thou
sands Of dollars 10 bfeai d0u.' The u suit IN the
supreme Court where he laid his damages S50t0 An.f
Intellectual attempts 20 force hun to trial ruled linn out of
Court, and obliged him 20 pay other suits In ii
superior Court and Common Pleas have been pending over
year AMI In which my counsel Is taking prOcering-
t0 set aside, and make hlIn, tOm-n,k, pay COSTS. viii
him ia the language Of contemporary There are
who viii not be- Taught discretion, ID you
pound them n mortar wha peste, they viii still bee fool.
and COmsOck appear, % bee OF this unfortunate caegOrv
Respectfully yours, r. FEAIN GOURAUD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

q Wsuiam Mckinney. sen. has been convict
"a Of The murder of Edmund A. Phillio, in Rock
Islsnd Co. Illinois June lssa and sentenced To be hum
On The i<h Of July The parties qunreed about some
aud which esch claimed and the Mckinneys had reeen
ID great pr0vocsnon. Isaac Mckinney and 'eors'
u,.ch,oek icon and nephew arrested At the same tins
v,h VIM. Mex broke jail and escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

THE PRICE or HUMAN FLEsH.-We cut the fol
lowing paragraph from The River State Review,
published no, in the dominions of the Grand Sultan
nor in any other heather country but in Marion, Ala
bama Since we are To have Texas il is well. per.
haps, that we should become familiar beforehand
with the statistics of traffic which must hereafter
hold prominent rank in the commerce Of the coun
try Democracy where is thy blush
~ Negroes sold last sale day AT the Count Hous,
rather high il % for the buyers and times bu
mos, assuredly no, too high for those compelled par
with them. Fellows brought 500, average on,
brought high s692 Women sold for from 500 e
1910 one only bringing the latter sum. Girls about II
wears old sold from s37j 10 S40O Some families sold u
proportou much less
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

usu.l ,ss,ry, ofthe ALPHABET and legbe to caa
the clesrrs, ,ype which executed Al one ena OF
magnetic wire through direction gwen Al me -
IL u true a. incredible the statement may SEN
sh,, mar rnisht II the wires were laid now az a. Ne
York md WITH more rapidly than our best CON
ear .et rvn> print AZ yewOriesns letter or des7S-
In the ordinary letters Of our language
Tn. orourie,or we learn has already patented s us
cove-v in this country and going to repeat ih- process
there.
~ We learn that NJ Fitzgerald the inventor
Of the Tuscan Braid Machine has Opposed 81 me 1'
Of patent for hi. country for several thousand o'-
and intends going 70 Europe with ms ni-en'n'-
price Of the machines is s275 each
IT Gov Shannon. late Minister to Mexico u
rived in Town IN the bark Anahuse, on >a'ifuAs' i"
hasn't said ANYTHING about them instA.ment- ye'
~ We have had several cOpious and refresh
IN, sbore-. and the weather il cool and delightful
The Albany Argu. says. The recent rams nave eN'
.oss ,h-l al .ec-ons Of The countrT-Eas-, North
son-b and Te.. The Ohio Indians and Michigan pa
pers are speaking Of the grateful sho"eF- ~non un'
more begin 70 gladden. the hearts oil the husoanHien
A. the crops have assumed the appearance Of vigorous
he.h and the recent dependency l-yedns 10 DETER
feeling.
~ Margaret Mcmahon, cook at the Deaf ana
Dumb Institute. has dissppeared-supposed to have
drowned herself in temporary 1T Of arrangement l.
A. Emmett, Third Avenue 57th-street Offers re-
ward Of $40 for information relating 10 her or or the re-
coyery Of her body She aged about 30 years rather
small and peck marked She had on striped musiA
cap with full borders and pink calico irock 'uli'"
apron and dark plaid handkerchief round her neck
~ Rage and Saunders have been sentenced
each TO years in the state Prison.
- The Great Western was spoken oy zap
Price OF the schooner Rival the lih inst in a q Z"
lon O. 70 The Caledonia passed on "Wednesday 'as
At } A. NJ steamship Cambria. from Boston about -
miles from Halifax
TT A salboat was upset last evening, about d
o'clock. in the North River. Several young men VINO
had been in it, were picked up by the Essex, Ferry
boat plying 70 Jersey city.
yf~The fire last night about II o'clock. was the
burning ou. Of small druggist store IN James street
just above Cherry and in the afternoon the alarm pro
ceeded from Cherry street Caharine, but was At
tended with very little damage
70 The light Of fire was seen in the direction
OF Ezabetitown n J., last night at about 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

FROM CARrHAoKsA.-we learn from psssen
M BIZ The brig Chsrcs Capt Fureer. which arrived a.
dis DOR, Yesterday In 20 days from Csrthasena that al
-. oues WHEN he left New Grenada TIE new Pres
A.., ~ encouraging internal Improvements The
49,, N co.srr>s wss over Troubles In Gusysqsi
I'LL eoasinusd
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DIED:
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

Fer Commdciai and Money Mait0s Gee Last PsSsl
sArvSpuPN
The stock market is buoyant and A. the second
board closed very firmly The feeling 'esms for Tia
present 10 have entirely subsidized.
There is iair inquiry TOR Exchanges but nie.
are without change There j. a demand to consaer
be extent tor rcmiitances for July dividend.
The following j. The report Of the commerce q
Ibis nort COR the week ending May ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

- Tar fxfNrrsBlE WiScHELL Is again al Peaes--
Thai /, enough crowded house, every ghi
one week But in scdon nm the famous fortune teller
u engaged She 10 he best % lbs world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

SANDS s,Rs,FARuLA.-To drain the Haarlem LAKE. in
Holland would hopeless task, and YET IL has been
accomplished by pumps Piled by The wind Thus IL H. faf
science and perseverance apparently in-urmo.
liable obstacles Amer long rrscnrc-aifer many futile eN.
prrment- and much enpircsm. Tor -croiula AMI
nearly al gsIgar and cuaucOus diseases length be-.
fore fhr public 10 has been tested and found % be- r-,z
for these complaints IT, heads this notice. The n-
irn-ic virtues ofis preparation, give a. present decided
superiority every other -ocaed specific the
j. designed 10 n i shall be hereafter super.
seeded by something sul eficacious the tes-r.
sands. we have doubt will yield the palm with gooI
grace bat until then they fairly emitted 10 IT..
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence OF IL
per0r value and efficacy, pamphlets winch may be
tanned Of the prOpneio.s and their agents gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail By A. b. y
SANDS Whoesa|e Druggists, ~ Fulton street. New York
Sold also At 3 Broadway, II Fast Broadway and By Drug
gis's generally throughout the United States Pnce per
hOtle. SIX bottles tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

70 The ed and only established Office in %. Cry IN, d.
sale cd The original GENUINE fiLNONiC sNkliP !,
g. Couriiand street. door below GrrrnNich a. -
Please Mr.. kccNmau, Advertisement on tr, r,s- i,
ms paper, beaded Caution 10 tie Publc." I,see.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

THE NV ZEL.SD CASxrgAf CHfEy az the American NJ.
-el zoe Lion Of the town. and il attracting ne attention
o. a! classes Of citizens well ~ Strangers III
An sgrr Aeeps Tin well ted that he mas 20 disposition y
indulge ms Man-ep propensity and hence no danger nee
be apprehendrd b even the moot cautious tie VII De u
-ible today all hours Il VII De seen by ne ei4 mat
arge aid talented company Of performers has been
gagged who give The most amusing entertainment ~ ne
evening. Je~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

y D1r e-cue Polka IN imitation Of NJ Martin and Ms.
furnou : 70 be danced io-niRr ar Palmos Teare II !.
nifodlcsd Y ne opera Of the ygnisn Girl which Is
rody on Balfs Bohemian Girl Je3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

From Philadelphia the exports 10 foreign pcr,
show small increase asst year for the first gu"
Ter Of isl3 ~ and - the export. have been iooss
l-I4 I.lt las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

~ Da4leys Nsgcsl Pain Extractor entirely cono,.r.
Pam. FIRE, scald, Inislnmst snc Moriiscatlon
siir "lth her million tongues, Gays
"N-1tto The Bible lrt Z be orosedv
Sod Wholesale and retail al No Ia Pp,o, .,,.e S,,,
Building " T. Al orders " be addressed b III DALEY
ARE Of Anse. Frost. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
CHAS CARMAS,
" W NV ksAY M

WM 4 TANNING.
Trustees OF the village Of Poughk-~psie
June eosh lssa
Why won't people learn 10 mind their own business
~iWe understand that an siiemp; 10 escape
from the STAT. Prison al MI Pleasant made by SIX
eonyic,s On Friday evening lss JUS; at the moment Of
he signal being given for them TO come in fom The quar-
~ for the night Five OF them were speedily re;sken
and returned 10 their quarters but the sixth convict
by the name OF Frederick Parker succeeded IN eud.ns
the glance OF bis pursuers and is yet al large re
ward has been offered for his apprehension notice Of
which will he found in cur advertising columns)
~ correspondent tells US that the Omnibus
story which we published from the Commercial on IN
day, very much exaggerated He says be was IN the
stage that there plenty % room no, only for tas
man and woman who first entered bu. for the two men
in pursuit and ,ha, when they stopped Amity stree,
the woman turned back and went toward the pursuers
while the hurried OF into Thirds,ree,. where orr
informsn, his wife being with him. left him hlooias
for the wstch--li would seem to have been Kind o,
dos SIGHT none Of the actors in which deserve much
sympathy.
r. There does really seem to be an Electro
Magnetic Telegraph in the City which prints common
Roman letters about fast eomposisor type
The Editor Of the Evening Poss speaks Of follow,
we have sssa . specimen Of printing dens viah d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

r. The Richmond Enquirer attempts TO be
savage on US because we speak Of Gen jackson
now ~ that paper spoke Of him in ls2a-asa MAJ
incspaci,aied by nature and by habit, by violence
Of temper and long of arbitrary awlessness,
for civil rule.-Why should ii be a crime to believ,
what the Enquirer ably and earnestly taught.
especially since the evidence subsequently, afforded
has been 10 overwhelming