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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14
Thing. in PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence 0f The Tribune.
PUrr.uELPfffA AUG. 49,

fHilADELfhtA. Aug lo-i "
The Whigs assembled IN their respective w ards,
last evening and elected Delegates lr the purpose OF
nominating candidate. for the several Offices 20 be voted
for AZ the ensuing election. The best ieeing preVsie1
L., the Wings but stick their candidate, and all VIII
be well. - ,
An exchange office in Library street was robbed
Yesterday afternoon of book containing 500 IN money
TWO checks and some papers by daring scoundres
who had entered under the pretence Of business
The bark Chester. from New Orleans has brough'
barrel of peanuts present 20 Jas n. Polk OF Ten
nessee now residing the White House. Washington
snd performing the duties OF President Of the L. states
Il is an odd present. 10 say the least Of IL
The bodies of the old man Peck. and the boy
Binder drowned during the storm sunday last IN
the cabin Of the soop Native American several miles up
the river have both been recovered ld Inferred by
their friends.
In the stock market today but little business
done exceptn Pennsylvania Elves. which closed az
a decline OF from yesterday with sales Of >floNO-
The market opened AZ 76i and closed heavy at4os WI
mington Railroad shares i,li OF selling AZ q; Nothin
done in Texas Bonds Notes. Tennessee Bonds sold
AZ g. For Reading Railroad ~ was asked with p bid
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w IN tuesdays paper s1oke Of paragraph in the
ssnnson mon attacking Mr CLAY for appearing al the
LeNns'on fols 10 deposit he v.oie. In contrast" with
us we 'rerfod 10 The Lexington Observer for a"noeer
FA'asrsPn t"ooler because thought ii any mans APP
~ re rolls Is 70 be notcsst nshould not be accom-
Ae Nin loN slang against him Il exercising his righi,
% 'sens' TOT olschsging ths duiy) II compoor omitted
Els az mae noble psrxgrai h" This small error
hiouco thc fhorning News killing leader,
hAed Win opposite quotations from the leading poets
wei rs from the principal living and del d languages II
ON Ted the most opposite quotation Il the Lsin-
Prturieni Mones"Sc We regret In utility put
reply TO The News kader in ss.t.lsr typo.
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BUSINESS on THE MIAMI CANAL-QUIcX CONVEY
AscE OF GooDs This channel Of transportation Of mer
chaniise between the Lakes and the Ohio River bids
fair 70 more than realize the sncipatons Of the business
community even at hi. early stage Of its existence We
have on several occ asons noticed the arrival Of boats full
lreehted from Toledo TO Cincinnati and ports south Of
city On Friday Of the Troy and Ere line Of bosis
brought i3il lbs merchandise consigned to the Agent
Mr. J D. walbridse which were shipped Al Newiork
IN the 9Th July consequently only sixteen days
from Cincinnati part Of those goods have about
eighteen hundred miles yet 70 b. transported previous
10 reachins their destination Lake Croix and Lake
Peyin. IN the Territory Of Wisconsin
Through the Rivers and Canals Of New-York. the pub
he improvements Of Ohio and The yrea,fresh high
ways OF the we.-a part Of this merchandise will have
performed TIP rs extent equal 10 one across the Al
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INTERESTING 70 ALL-There i not one among us
who would sacrifice every thing % enjoy health, an
thousands daily swallowing nauceous drugs and
dcines prevent sickness 70 regain health. Throw
medicine t. the gs-ihe you take the worse you
are Of To those tha, well and with TO remain 90
se earnestly recommend to take a Warm Bath once d
week or oitener ifyou please day viii DO you
good and those that siek take Warm Bath three
times week and it will do you good and restore
you TO health. when all other means have failed ,need
not cost much ior and al 10 try is beneficial
and soothing results; for shilling nay cheaper
Ten BaAs for dollar in the largest best and eisano
establishment In our city-ws the kniekerbockeT
Baths l0l Bovery. To those that think exaszeraie
as 70 the superior quality Of the Baths lOl bo"cry W.
say cal and see Mr.. Gomperts. You will be received
politely. and shown both the Ladies and 6enuemen
apartments and sier seeing them you will coincide with
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MAR RIED:

On Tuesday. l2ih inst by the Rev. J W McLane, NJ.
WILLIAM HALL to Mrs MARY 4. DAVIS, all Of thi.
Cry.
On Wednesday afternoon 18th inst. by Rev Mr. scud
der RICHARD OCONNER, Esq of Whtewster Wis
eonsn. "a Miss ELIZABETH LOUISA, youngest dsugh.
itr of the late Garrett Morgan. ESQ. II this city.
Power Mr. EPHRAIM SWEENY 10 Miss JULIA REED
an of this city.
On the l2h inst by Rev Elisha Tucker, Mr.. ABEL
q. WILLAMETTE 10 Miss JANE DIAS, all Of this CRy
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- Our subscribers in Western c0HHeef'ew
viii see BY the following thai, the cause Of their not r.
csvins their papers seasonably Is not with Is nor the
Post Oiice here. -
Posr OFFICE YewYork. Aug ID lsi5
Gegflenez in your note Of Yesterday; .'A
ING that complaints made 81 your papel no. uelns
received =, ~lisb,-v canaan &c have 20 state that M
newspaper clerks say the Morning Tribune arrives Al the
T. o. IN for the Housaionc r K and - sem erery
r-0rniHs by that mail consequently me rIessafity com
planned Of must arise elsewhere and VIII enaes'of 10
ROBTi II. NORRIS, P. N.
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MURDER OF OREGON ExreRAsrs-Tbe BAN

MURDER OF OREGON ExreRAsrs.-The Balm
bridge (Chensngo County n. EaS< has bern kvo-ed
With letter from Mr.. A. Russell. Of Pistte City. No
stating that srsr had been received IN that place ,rsn
Tor the Ore -on Territory giving information Of the ur
der oftwo ofthe company by the Sioux Indians on m,
upper Platte River One OF the unfortunate md
murdered was Mr.. Adds A Robinson. ESQ o. To-.
County this state The particulars Of this srn.sts
BE occurrHnce no, fully stated. Mr. Robinson va
Young man. and len home in August. 1850 with A Wv
Of settling IN Indiana After remaining IN hst Sste Ar.
tirae and nndinz his health had become impaired ~
leii tor the state 81 Tennessee From thence he No.
ceedei 70 Platte Cry Mo snd seeing the Eood u sp
Grafton directed towsris the Oregon. SEEM. he d.,
mined upon trying his fortune IN that and ds,,n,
reziOn-he hazard OF which has cost BIN his LIE
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BArHISG.-The luxury OF sea bathing wasnever
before extensively enjoyed By our citizens as during
the present season The facilities for reaching Coney
Island and the extreme eheapness OF the fare by the
I0as and the Ocea only l2i renders il within the
power OF ali to make the excursion or twice week
While nsny persons make the trip daily. No less than
Eve thousand persons visited Coney Island day
last week.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-o fficiaL

ROBERT RrrIES, 20 be Surveyor Genera OF 'le puo
lie lands IN FLORIDA in the place of V Conway from
the 3Oth September which dsy the resignation
OF the latter viii take sf+ect
THOMAS J. READ TO be Deputy Postmaster 81 -oui,
vile ky in the place Of L;tebGry II. Nosoy removed
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d.. Greeicy. Please to express my moriincaiion
q; Disappointing any persons who bou-ni acSet' Tor my
Lectures as advertised arrived from Albany n time
tor the Lecture but As had overlooked my advertise
nent supposed Il had been omitted to De Puolshed
The Lecture are postponed I'll October At which time
the necessary books viii be ready for the use Of my pu-
pills The tickets may be retained I'll October, or the
money vii be refunded. 1. CLOVES
Thursday Morn 18th Aug
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NIBLo's GARDES-Mr. Henry Plscide and Mr. broush'
appear tonight in Born to Good Luck and the ATa'o
ISL Pscde acts the character Of Monsieur lie Medecin
10 perfection as indeed he plays almost the whole Of
his characters Miss Taylor appears and the attractive
juvenile dsnseuses Celeste and Pariington. Tomorrow
Mr. Brousham takes his benefit when Mr.. Plseide VIII
sct one Of his rolls.
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~ We received this morning from our Bait
more correspondent two letters dated Aug y snd Aug
49, That Of l2th ought TO have reached day earlier
The e,,er Of the 18th contains nothing in addition to
Whist we have already published in yesterdays 'aird
Edition
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Eighth Number OF L.raurr'. Lectures.

The Eighth number Of this valuable work will be pub
shed Thursday morning, Aug. IA 1t contains q
Lecture on MATTER and its PHYSICAL PsorEsrIss IN
which il discussed ia Dirsibily. Mcrometric wire,
Method Of Making Il, Thickness OF Soap Bubble,
Wings of Insects Gobule. OF the Blood. Crystals Quick
sver passing through pores OF Wood. Contraction Of
Metal used to restore the perpendicular to Walls Of
Building Air Inertia, &c. &c. &c. The SECOND Lecture
in this number is on the ELASTICITY OF As and uean
Of the Air Pump Syringe. Barometer Guage, Pump
Guinea and Feather Experiment, CuppinG Efsrvesens
Liquors Sparkling of Champagne, The Condenser, 10
&c The Third Lecture IS on the EFFECTS OF LrsHr.
and i very curious and highly interesting bat we
have for synopsis. The concluding Lecture
o. on POPULAR PALACES, and explains tho Falscisus
Indications Of Senses Errors Of the Sense Of Feeling,
Erroneous Impressions OF Heat and Cold Why Fan
cooling Feai- Of the Fire King explained Horzontalap
pearaDce of the sun and Moon Deceptive Owe. Disk In
be- Horizon Decepr0ns OF Vision oi Taste, Of ~mrlss
r. Prize % cent. Back nuaSers may suli be OBJ
famed. The work will be completed IN "a numbers
for sale By most Booksellers In the United states.
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Loco Foco ahead ls2 and Lake Jasper, Benton
and White TO hear from, which will increase II TO
$50 and over. Average vote in the District estimat
cd at 500 or COO
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~ The Union has several articles which seen
to be Intended to soiten til roash features Of an ap
preaching
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ISDIANA-By an extra from the Indiana state
Journal we learn tina, E " McGaaghey's lWhs
majority for Congress ia between Two and three hun
bred. C. r. smith Wing 1850.
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TO.DAY,S Outside.

FIRST PAcE.-Nsw Publications, Correspondence OF
4 nc Tribune from Maine Washington Rochester. Penn
sylvsnis, &c Cheap Pos age Avsriey Of News ltefns
FOURTH PAeE-Doinss in our Law Courts Money
snd Marine NeMs
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MAIL RoBBFRY-PROYPT ARRFsr-Alex. Price
keeping the Holmes Hamburger on the lake anc
acting deputy for the Postmaster there arrested
Yesterday and brought here for examination on charg
Of purOining money from the mail Enough was elicit
ed 20 asten the offence Price Postmaster Dorsnemer
having been informed Of two instances where money
had been distracted from the mail between this place
and Erie laid train catch the offender. Mr.. } 20"
ers was despatched from this city 10 an intermediate
office where three letters mailed % house in New
York In these letters were enclosed three bank bill
previously marked and fourth package Of other recog
nxed matter These mailed at silver Greek. Chsu.
tauque county and found safe each post until after
reaching Hamburgh. where they we've missing and on
arriving here the Postmaster took immediate measures
tor the arrest OF Price. Officer Waliron in company
with the Postmaster and Mr. Powers proceeded 20 Ham
burgh and there found the accused. A OF money
so bills and $50 In coin. including The missing bills
was found on his premises He ws- fully committed
The following IS LEI Of letters found in the possession
Of the prisoner
Miss Catharine McEwane and Col. William Charles
Rochester, N. Y. mailed At f. Evans Aug 9.
William A. Hawkins Silver Creek H. mailed a, Bufa
To- Aug q.
VIM B. Mofiait, 1876 Broadway n. Y mailed at Silver
Creek, Aug O.
Waits sherman. Albany mailed at Silver Greek, Au-
gust @
Mr.. J. Denmon Albany, mailed al Silver Creek, Au.
gust g.
Mr. Charles Walshaw, England mailed al Silver Creek,
Aug. o.
George Rowland New Haven, mailed at Silver Creek
Aux @
Miss Mary T. Blake New Haven, mailed AZ Silver Creek
Aug .
these letters will be detained until the P W. shall hear
from the L. :. District Attorney. Bun Com. Monday.
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Acknowledgement

Dist Wing Dist Loco.
II JONI H. McHENRY T. LINN Boyd, no opp.
H. HENRY ORDER y jain w. Tibbatts.
V.fBRYAN X. YOUNG. l2i maj.
vi. Gro. X. MCKEE
VII. WIN 7. THoMAssoN.
VIII GARRETT DAVIS.
TX tANDREw TRUNBo.
Reelected lin place Of James Stone, Loco lin place
of Judge French Loco probably Trumbo is o. ahead,
and only Grcenup, Wing County TO hear from.
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- An article on Prof Gourard unavoidably
crowded out viii appear tomorrow.
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FROM MAvILLA-By the Ship Delhi. from Ma
ni!la March 10th learn that report was current
there when the Delhi left that the French had taken
possession of the Island of Bassalan.
FROM PoRro PAn.-By the Schooner SAM
Roberto Capt Robinson, July 3d. we learn that the Hay
items had returned the Cape Col Vilsmneros was
forty miles east Of the Cape waiting an attack The
Dominicans were left in possession OF the field. No
American vessels left Coffee scarce and conse-
ouently high.
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~ By reference TO the advertisement Of sheriff
Jones i, VIII be that ne has made such arrangs
nents bis Office to attend 70 Landlords Warrants
and the torecIosng Of Chat,e Mortgages viii insure
prompt and faithful This the necessary
in consequence Of the Offices Of MY Marshall who
have heretofore done portion OF this business having
lafelr heen abO...hed.
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Correspondence Of Livingston s. Wen.
Rr-rrkfo Aug IA. d


BUFFALO. Aug ll--s.Px
The iron steamer Dallas Of $50 tons barber on
the stocks IN place has been ordered 70 b sresd
and fitted for service according 10 the plans reecmrsad
cd by Lieut.. Otingcr.
Mr. Faso of Wells Express leaves Tor Cincinnati II.
evening preparatory establishing direct line from
the AXE to that place and the southwest generally.
Four thousand bushels OF OHIO whest Odd IN stor.
sold 70 cents. 100 bos Indiana Flour brought si6ss
70 bbls high wines p cents and medium qualify IL,
collection OF this county md Ohio. sold Al q cents
company OF l,hscs fremen arrived here ssura,-
evening route 70 Deiroi.
AMAN SHor By MS BEorEER.iS. L,w-Thors
Wesley residing in Rockets. was murdered on Ssrr
day evening last BY sho, from IN the hands II q
hr0ihsrin-law John Schcnherger. The entire load NJ
discharged in Wesley's abdomen and heart prodaeiss
almost instant death What the progocation ~ Us
outrageous Affair have nor yet learned; but We
dersiand the murderer has been captured and his ira
postponed 10 future day. Richmond Nhg
PAY oY TRooPs.-The County Treasurer of Nor,
eomery has received ffom Harrisbur. the neccsss-
documents authorizing the payment ~ the troops 81 t
county called In service Tor the suppression OF the phs
delphs Naive riois
SENTENCE OF ANDREW HowARD.-The Cou-
OF Common Pleas al Dover h. have sentenced An
drew Howard. convicted OF the murder % Phcoe Han
son 20 De executed on Wednesday the l:ih Of Mover.
Der next The prisoner received mis- sentence with sp
parent indifference
rEeA slave girl OF w B Hodeson. of Georss
was brought before Judge Dewey, II Northampton
Mass on the It'll inst on OF Habcds C0rpas She
decided TO stay with her master.
~, A citizen of New Haven has contributed 4
thousand dollars TO the Yale Theological School the
iere.i to be awarded in premiums for the best essay.
B. G. Northrop and b Hart have taken the prizes this
year.
~ Hon d. ID. Barnard. Dudley >elden. John
Van Buren, r. Cooley Grsuan. Judge Marshall Of Mary
and Count de Lapore. Gen stephen Van Rensselaer, Of
Albany Mr. Jacob Liiue Mr. Avian Stewart Col Bank
head and Ole Bull. among the visitors At Newport
rsDr Spring of this city l. To deliver an address
before the Alumni OF tndoyer Theological Seminary
the evening OF sept B.
,V-At 81 Marg's Ga ON The 9th. one Peter sas
lewis supposed 10 be the murderer for whom the Gov
ernor II Tennessee offered reward OF 5000 was
rested
2 Mr. and Mrs, CGNdie are among the latest
arrivals at the Tonrne New Haven. M Alis must look
out for the quiet OF his. excellent Hotel.
MIR Gusts of Arlington has arrived at Boston. tie
tops At the fremont.
~ Amherst College Commencement takes place
today. Music by kondals Brass Band
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The Murders in Delaware County.
Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journal.
DEIar. sunday Evening. Aug. 10, ISIS

Correspondence If the Albany Evening Jo,irnal.
DFlai sunday Evening. Aug 10. isij.
DEAR SIR | arrived AZ this village last venine
and found deep gloom hanging over IT, This day he
remains OF Deputy sheriff Steele committed tn the
grave The funeral service performed by III Pres
byteran and Episcopal clergymcn OF this place assisted
by Rev. Mr. Adams. of the Episcopal Church nj ladila
There was a very large OF people much
that the largest church would not begin hold them
The cleryymen addressed multitude from piazza
The clergyman of this village Impressed on the minds OF
HE hearers eternal vigilance until the rurderers are
brought punishment and the majesty of the law sat
ish,d
The citizens of the village held meeting last evening
and organized patrol to guard the village and public
buildings Many persons did net close their eyes last
nj ht tor fear OF ncendaries. There : horrible star.
things in this county. found to-day that posse went
last night 10 arrest men living In Roxbury the town
adjoining Andes. where steele was murdered who were
supposed 10 have been present at not Implicated m IN,
murder The posse has just returned bringing in three
men who are confined in Jail An express lett here on
Friday afternoon for Albany 10 confer with and bear de
spa,ches TO- the Governor The inhabitants say that the
insufficient The Grand Juries Will not md bills
against the Anti Renters in this county They further
say that II the Governor docs not act promptly and pro
vide relief they the people Of this county, Will take The
law into their own hands.
steele had many warm and ardent friends. who
dote rmned ~ aveugc the taking OF his life. presume
there are thousand men waiting anNousiy 10 be let
INTO the disaeccd towns, If the laws have effect
Much is said here about certain prominent men OF this
village who said 10 have thrown rebrands by encour
aging the Anti Renters.
Men are pouring into the village from different towns
10 protect public buildings. The Antl.Reners say that
the Jail viii again hold any Of them long They
viii endeayor TO destroy the State arms that are here by
burning them. am told that the Governor will be r.
quested declare this County in state Of iusurrecon
and to proclaim martial law. Yours IN much haste. ID.
~ The citizens of the town OF Roxbury held
meeting on the receipt OF the of the murder, and
resolved do all in their power to bring the murderers
10 Justice The Emmett Guards and the Burgesses Corps
of Albany have offered their services the authorities
but the Governor Lieut. Governor and Adiutant Gen
eral all three absent from the Capital and none Of
them expected back for days, precious time viii
be lost before any thing be done. Another cores
pendent Of the Journal that the day of the ia
neral Of steele some few downrencrs were heard 10
say publicly, we have got scalp, and We 4 have
three four more before long
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/" The FARMERs' LiBlARY and MONTHLY Jorl-
NAL OF AGRICULTURE will be supplied to Agents and
Booksellers the usual discount The second number
now ready See the Contents in another column.
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N0srLTI, NOVELTY The Dwarf. Giant and For 1ne-
Pe.er engaged TOR to-day The American Museum, 70
be- M 81 hOurr Two grand performances AZ a and
", with exhibitions ofhe magu hcent Dissolyng Views
tbrOmsirOpe. Nc vii be- given. This VIII be an sSeeenl
chlnce FOR laalns and families OF Children.
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Hiard ahead. ...--. $50; Clay in do. .---767.
billiards. loss, 1873 222 yet to lose in four small
Counties We think billiard is elected.
Col John Gill shorter. Loco is elected to the
State Senate from the Barbour District by major
Ivy of % votes over Jefferson Buford, Wing.
Mobile County gives Judge Dargan, Loco 3O3
over VIM. d. Dunn. Wing. This settles the District
The Loco Senator is elected by majority The
Wings have no Congressman from Alabama but
billiard, from the lid District. Doubtful whether
Terry. regular. or Martin. ind is chosen Governor
Martin is largely ahead 80 far.
ALABAMA drfler.
4 gentleman direct from Talladega Ala. informs
us that Gen. FELIx q. MCCONNELL independent
Loco is probably reelected from the With District.
over Samuel F. Rice, the regular candidate. He
was l2s ahead in Benton strong Loco-Foco
County
Mr.. billiard (whigl is pretty certainly elected
from the lid District,
Chancellor Martin runs ahead of Nathaniel Terry
rcgularl for Governor in all the East side Of the
state and is elected. unless North Alabama has
given Terry very heavy vote
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARNY-The 9TH Regiment
OF Infantry, now on The Upper Lakes, under COM
mand of General RRooK. is ordered TO Jefferson
barracks on the NJ .ssissippi, which is supposed 10
oe preparatory to sending it down TO New Orleans
ana Iexas- The 9TH Regiment, under Col. WHIST
LsR' is already on march for Texas having left Ba-
ton Rouge Tor the frontier. The s,h Regiment In
ian'y, under General WORTH in Florida is ordered
TO New Orleans TO relieve the eth Reg now on
heir way TO Texas. The light company of Capt
DUNCAN, now under on dcrs At Fort Hamilton. \. Y
belongs TO the 9d Rcgi ment but viii meet and unite
with the Sth Reg eith' II a, New Orleans or at some
other point at the South Brgadier Genl. TAYLOR
now in tt xas. and has the command OF the en-
ire Army of Occur 'aton,-we suppose we mus
not say Of Invasion.
Orders have been received al this port for the
Navy A gen, to lay IN large quantity OF stores fol
Soatb ern climate. and we understand that vessels
Of hight draught in request for the transportation
% troops.
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~ The Grand Jury Of Suffolk Co. Mass have
presented the "yeowcover literature as a nuisance
VIVA, will they say when publish some specimens Of
he string. Bean school OF literature
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A longer distance quicker time, and cheaper convey
snce. than can be found In comparison with any other
channels Of conveyance n the Union
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MExico.-We were informed yesterday that an
importing house city mad applied the Mexican
Consul know ether he could clear vessel Tor
Of the Mexican ports On Thursday next and that the
ply OF the Consul that aiter Wednesday he would
be unable attend any such business. ~ the duty
Il the Consul IN any such i - cOuutersign the
manifest his refusal looks j; there truth in
the rlmors VI war, prevalent. y. o. Bee 81 jLn
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~ SaIQuel b Chase Of Valley Falls II. l.. had
his pocket book taken from his pocket the deck OF
the steamboat New Haven. she arrived AZ tne wharf
in Providence from New York, the sth inst Il con.
tanned about 300 10 money.