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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

u The public mind Maine strongly sgitated BY the
events connected with the election Of U. S Sena
tor which by error, either accidental fraudulent
counting the ballots James w. Bradbury said be
elected The House has refused, by party vote,
vesugaion the alleged fraud, which only confirms
previous suspicion Of it, preparation supposed
will be brought the consideration Of the L.
Senate should Mr. Bradbury be ndeicate enough under
such circumstances, 70 lake seat in that body
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

FsrSou ANGsEis.--A very singulsr snsersm hss been
discovered In the words Rsuoiunon Fralsaiss(Freno
revoludon) Fist take tho word VETO FROM rFpolafor
FTaHesiss and the remaining letters, properly united viii
form This phrass-UE coPsE THIA-tA CorsieaH slaL
6afsh u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

Tvs ANERicAE Institute NEw YoEE.-Ths 18th
Annual Fer Of this institute will commence Monday,
The 9th Of October ~ Nibo's Garden. The open ming i'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

u The New Orleans Courier has received paper pub
hed Maamoras in the Spanish language exclusively,
entitled Ell LIBERAL, vindicating the preensons OF MeI
in with the United States. II says, elf Mexi-
wishes fight she easily raise army OF l0O,-
900 men, all Of whom would make good sOlders and would
have nothing fear from nation whose permanent army
only 5000 meanwhile the volunteers, however
brave they may be while fighting for their rights in their
country, would have vslor foreign land, whittier
they hsd for the purpose OF conquest" II declares
thst"Me1co will suffer herself be conquered
Buff, by expected OF fortune Mexico should
fall in the struggle. II will be because soldier left
bear musket in her defence II she do fall the
queny army will find nothing but the vesges Of gallant
people, who refused 70 survive their country
the bonds Of slavery" The Courier the publication
OF paper containing such sentiments in Town occupied
by American troops. remarkable example Of the
gard Of Americans for the Liberty Of the press. We think
carrying notions that subject rather TOO far.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

a MAErYR TO S,iFSoE DR. WIN. g. Waterman OF
Buffalo, hss been sentenced three years. imprisonen
IN the State Prison. Tor ds-intsung bodies Tor
purposes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
RinPX ROlnI.

gentleman who arrived Washington last Friday from
Pney Point reports that there upwards Of 90 vses
at that paeean agreeable company, fine bathing and
celent far
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N q TIC ELS


We ash the rtocet. 10 ou, !. 1. ~. -, ~,
oeoeh % Porto Rico Sugars Laxuayr, Mo "a "a
conee Raeoa SIDE. we.t.,, ,tJ ,s.as m ~, ~.
enon b.ndy A.pe btsniy ws.l, min.
and black Teas Rum Mu.tard B.eLng I,s,,a a. s
tyI, a..
Inc managers Of the Male Orphan Society have el.c.
VIZ 'ohn D. haIgtove To board aud educate such Boys
"p % "ken under their They are now prepared
appropriate subjects FOR the bounty OF the society
sne persons knowing Of such, will please Communicate
ne names OF such children the committee .ppop,,d n,
receive and decide upon applications
SAMUEL REEVE Cb.,,n.,
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isekisHSsrS. Jsiy ASA. 1886.

se.'sd by e frequent appearance smoag the poverty
stricken beasts OF the "up-country."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

STARCH, FAMILY AND PALE SOAP. from
- "Bta,ssr fsetoy-for sale by
aus DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
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LAW NOTICE,

INHE professional co-partnership heretofore
eIstinE between WIN w. CRUMP and wM NJ oypR
Ton has been dissolved by mutual consent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

r. J.. WALKER
Ssersfaty Of ne Trsasury
TREasURy DfTARrHENT, JuLy 81, 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Later from characterization of the

Later from Observation-Disclosures of the
House.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May 12d-7 P. N.
From the N. 0. Picayune. May 18th.
LATE FROM GALvEsTos.-The schoonerS. Walk
er, Capt. Jones, arrived yesterday morning from
Galveston. 1t was reported q; Galveston that q
draft had been ordered by the Government of Tex
as embracing one-fourih of the free population ca
pable of bearing arms. Il was also confidently re-
ported that Gen. Taylor had retained to Point lsa-
bel.
In the House, J. z. HOLMES from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs reported an amendmen. 10 the
Senate bill with provso which limits the number
Of men in the Naval Service TO 1890, which was
concurred in.
Mr.. CLEVELAND from Committee on Commerce
reported bill allowing drawbacks on merchandise
imported into the United States from British pro
vinces for expectation to foreign countries, which
passed the House in Committee Of the Whole.
The private calendar then taken up for a few
minutes, when, on motion. the House adjourned &c
attend the National Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
Daisnt me0irines.
SCROEuLA CUREn,

SCAOSU1 "a SOa6O.
nR TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA following
acts are IN by gentleman OF responsibility, AID
Wi known IL this City. HIS bss FOR lime pas;
been usrg Dr.. TowusenG's Sa.saParils
NET;-Yosx. Msy 18th 1875
Dr. Terasnd-It gives much pl-ss2re 10 be soe 70
five nv ,.rncuy the virtues AID purifying qualities
Of he Extract OF SarssparA Ny wien about The
~ b.- yesr si;scked wiki affection OF the spice
i'm reds.-iy for my family pny,cian, snd sfIer
thorough exsIrAaor The disease pronounced scro
on. sT-ct,or. The ususi remedies given snd hut
- porsrv relief Obtained Ths aussnss Of are be-
youe eesc clccy-sr after sill be received
bu liz, relief from the various medicines which OF
lie most emneu, physicisns IL his ci.y hsd prescribed for
rim, Having made sIther inquiries Of scre friends whose
Children were suffering under scronious affections OF the
spne and had become we'll all advised 10 try tie EI
a Of S,r.aparia told ;hem had bat hike ta.,n 10 such
remedies bur thai nothing should he lett un-d
hs ,. laf Was not Obtained evil could rsnl:, "A The
medicine itself harmless Aier giving LIN TWO bottles
Of he Extrse, o; the Root nach cn1suec two weeks ~
dong he b-gsn 10 gsa srenc'h sbc continued 10 give
rnt had lSx-o bottle. of the E1traci, and am fully
of m. belief that The Extinct OF Sarszpsfha, unadu-raec
N III. ouy remedy giving ret IA severe seroiuous aaes
ona DESTROYS OF couvers;ug with me- or
ay ms SON can DO by calling al ms re'ideoec NO. II
DuRnr-st
From the experience have had 10 using the Root AID 10
the best OF nv freely recommend your Tx
trac, AZ q genuine. unadutcrs;sd article
~ - Csc OsMIsroS, No. ! Duane-sl
Sworn before me this 18th day OF May. 1886.
CoRNs JSo. De WITT Com OF peeds
Principal Depot 10 Fui;onst nexi door 10 e sun once
nj ofi i-h y my o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
Danger of n War Mt Home.

That Slavery in State is at all times, bat parcu.
l:lary in time Of war, an clement of weakness and
q source of danger, is a fact often recognized and
admitted by Statesmen, political economists and
warriors. Our own history as nation furnishes
some striking illustrations of this truth and i; is not
unlikely that the war with Mexico may furnish 9th
The Slaves must always be regarded as the
enemies OF the Country that FORCES their chains and
experience shows that when the State that enslaves
them is at war with foreign foe they arc far more
likely than in time of peace form combinations to
achieve their liberty. Whenever occasion offers
they will desert to the enemy and fight desperately
with other indictments than revenge for past in
! iures and hopes Of freedom. This circumstance
alone will cripple the South in the war with Mexico
and throw additional burdens on the North and
West. The danger Of a war at home will diminish
her ability furnish the of carrying forward
the contest abroad Obvious as these reflections
are and important they be admitted to be at
the present time we should have been entirely 81
lent respecting them but for aluson contained in
the following extract from The New Orleans Tropc.
The words we have put in capitals too sgnih-
cant to need explanation. Freemen of the North!
read and ponder!
A SuGGEsTIoN.-The work OF enrolment Of volunteers
goes bravely Including the regulars nearly sixteen
hundred left here within the pls fourteen days FOR
Point Isabel. One Thousand more will soon be on their
way, and VIC doubt that another thousand will be
ready before transports prepared receive em The
generally and active, snd al of In fine
spirits prepared do die Yet must be apparent 10
all who have them. that they will be much improved
by little drilling, and we do not knor when the war
to ended hough have full confidence IN our al-
ty drive the Mexcans beyond the Rio Grandr)
heter is the only one that zee may hare on our hdad
1t is apparent. moreover, that CONTINGENCIES MAY
ARISE IN THE PRESENT UNSETTLED STATE OF
/ OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. WHICH WOULD Rem
! DER NECESSARY THE EMPLOYMENT or AN Or
| CANNED FORCE AT HOME. THAT Is, IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES. Would II not, then. be well. for
those who may prevented by various from join
ing In tho present expedition to Texas yet who are able
and willing TO do military duy. Ii required within the
bounds OF State form companies and have them
selves reeuar, drilled? 1t word be fine exercise for our
young men, experience they would gain In the
use might be Of service 70 the State L: future Pc
riod, If not at an carly day.
Thus it seems that the war with Mexco-brought
upon us, be i, remembered, by causes having their
origin in Slavery-s likely to bring US into conflict
with the Slaves and in such contest Jefferson has
( told US that THE ALMIGHTY HAS 30 ATTRIBUTE
THAT CAN TAKE SIDES WITH Us. w hat vortex
of guilt and shame yawns In our path
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
IMPORTANT.
NOW ELLIS PICTORIAL HONEY OLE

-,
I lNERWORr, composed wholly Of vegetables 10 the
,sfe and valuable combination made for all ds-
OF the chest such coughs colds astha whoopiug
sb difficulty OF breathing splitting OF blood &c The pro-
preor received the highest commentators OF is eth
cacy In a pulmonary complaints from the nosI siiul and
distinguished OF the medical profession us sale during No
s.t two or three very largely and rapidly increased
without The common OF puiug mucn r-sor,ed 10
10 The sale OF other medicines i may be given 10 nfant.
perfect safely IL the appetite, noCrshes and
uvgors.es constitutions paired by prOuaced coughs
For sale by Adsm,on Old. corner of Broadway and
Fourth, Bowery; Watson SO GATHERINGS Cotdingon, SO3
Hudson; AspinwaI, WiIliam-st; Cumbes, Bowery cor.
OF 4h and eorusr OF Broolns and Suffolk OF Ave
nue. aud 10 Gand-siI Mrs jones' "a Greenwich syenur
C. St.an and Mr.. Hsys, Bailey Brooklyn and whoiesale
.y.ni. iy7 Ma Saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
Seven Regiments of v Volunteers.

The Presiden, has at length made requisition
upon the Empire State for her share OF the Voiun-
tcer Force ordered by Congress. A dispatch was
received at Albany on Friday from the War De-
partmeni, requesting the Governor of this State to
cause to be enrolled and held in readiness for mus
ter into the service of the United States eeven Reg
i,ents of Volunteer Infantry. Notice is to be here
after given when the service OF the volunteers will
be REQUIRED, o. which time officer of the United
States Army viii be sent TO muster them into ser
vice, at such place may be designated
The seven Regiments will constitute force OF
about ; 5o0-oiicers non commissioned officers and
nriYates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

-
THE TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR OVERWHELMING.
THE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In possession OF
the uropFrtors hav. been VOLUNTARILY RIvei--mahy
parents have utterly sson-b-d The number OF
worms discharged by Children and tho nnra ate i'm
provemen In their b-an that They could cot h7 silent ou
maxim known the fact 10 others, Tar
thai there really CERTAIN cure for this dan
serous disease. =,
The retail price Ia % BOTTLE, which brings Ii
within the means ofel
Certificate ofthe hayor of the City of Lancaster, Pc
LANCASTER CITY, July 81, 1874.
Messra B. A. FABsEsrocK Co.-GsntieUpeu: Sevo VI OF
the younger branches family aboIlng under sylnp-
Indicating Induced tho application OF various
remedies and happy that your Vernfcge lad the
desired effect or In instance, removing the almost In
CREDIBLE OF ISL OF In, large from ono patient,
which, 10 addition It's other tested qualities III my family,
establish lhe efficacy Of Verniiug. sure cure
ST. CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
There many other Vsrmuges before the public got
In similar style with and they are frequently sold to
p-cng being either the or a. good as ours
Put confidence In sucn statements but be- sure 10 gel le
true and genuine A. Fahnrsoctr Vermuge IA none are
efhcacious snd safe as tails.
This vrrunuge rs equally efsctusl with adults, and Is
sur. tspe For sale by the proprteors
B. A. EAHNESTOCK x co. Wholesale DrGggtsts,
i9 John-s-
Also by John Mlhau l3S Broadway; }. l. Coddcgton,
Hadson corner SpringsL; John B. Dodd, Broad cor
OF Nina-sL John Hinlon, l69 5ihay-nue March 'ail
corner OF Spnng and Mou James Weir ts Grand
ST. R e Moss Grand 81 corner Of Csnnonit D. Thomas
Ritter, lei Ch-rrysL and sy Druggists generally 10 New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Williansbufsh-
rhl9 ThSMl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
W. D. WARREN. Major Cong III. Vol!
General Notices.

~ Life Insuranca.-Part OF espisa paid a-in
es.h-snd '.enrTy inve,trd " Lo9aoni
cal Board, IL permanent guaranty f4nA
Large surplus OF premium fund added 10 the capisl
Losses promptly paia IN New oiA' ~' 'tP''''a ~ R
Sui POWERS delegated TO the Local Board; Committee
of which NEE, every Wednesday he Socetys Office, 10
W.l.,L 10 decide 81. questions referred 10 It-rn
af OF premium loaned 10 he assured u ces'r
Every Improvement in the science OF Life Assurance
adopted London will b tOqun n use sy hi: ln:tigSp
CAPITAL So 500 600.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS,
OFFICE "a HaLL-sr)
JACOB HARVEY; Esq. Chairman,
JONATHAN GooDHuE, E,q.
JAMES BooRMAN. E.e-
GEOR6E BARCLAY E.q SNew-York
GoRHAM A. WORTH, EGG.
SAMUEL NJ FoX. Esq
cLEGENT sln0LE, ESQ.
5EoRsE REX GRAHAM, E.q
JLEANDER STARR, Maaager and General AGENT
- for:a- Uui:-d sac. And British A Colonies.
I K.ARNY RODGERS. NJ Ilo B--ci-r-sl
ALEX HOsAcK D. lol Frsasiin-.L
E ARNOULT, N u. y franklin st
rus MERCHANTS BANK OF NETWORK
WILLIAM VAN HO0K- E.e So whn
JOHN HONE. Efq II file-.N -,
S fIovi rs are ne sivsntsges Eeid cut By his
rt rhfrh viii be found stvaniaseoIs The
assured. sad wt4ln - $500 - ~ ~
n prnlisr advantages secured 10 the ais1ret by ne
nynrin OF the LoAS Department ihns blending me utity
oi /. savlxss RAsS WIKI Life lasarares
The psyuirnt Of premiums, ANNUALLY hayeariJ q1srier
iy or rIosiLly-
~. allowed after esch payment Q. premium be-
comes due without forfeiture OF policy
Travelling lenv- extersi'- &nd LIBERAL sno extra p'eth
u.,s On Toe rnodeta.- sca!e-
Copiroas policy i-ss onerous 70 he assured Ian
go - 80. OF Life AAscraoc-- (S-e Pz-aohi-:l
Tb- Arr and DECLARED PROFIT. Pubt-soec 70 success
.dotc.r for cAcrlzccs ~ me value
~ ~ hop. n II instiIuiioc- These profit Will, q:
esea DIVISION D. PAID II CASH !. a-sireo-
BENG uxcoSSkcrED WITH AAsisE Ga FIRE ASscRASCE-
DIFFERED AsNrIriss-
Parties in,ur5 s. VI for parable
v, IN h- are 80 yssisof age, .: siy-, VII! oaTe
ryi,i .rr ,eI f.bc fbr i-s. :eriles Cor II -oey DIE
before cttafntns stPues sge ne 0S u bound % Peg
roA,t. lie vas made By ins us1r-n and hey
css. hn- living, 81 Any HEe &C. -P'H SIC Ps5.eH'
!oac fund 10 he ssne r1lro-
Tn C-n-- Agent OF Lhis Iost1toc cas- recently re;2rc-
ID or Lorior and Pr-parrd 10 give ev-sy nfnraAaon
6-.,--S a, 10 re rasy modes % which Life las1ik5cr CSC
effected upon applcAi0e - - 'S'J S-.-i s---e -
,,,,c arr respectfully requested examine The Dis
,.yu,apg principles Of his IAoiea offa;ea
,s- ii.Irbu.oa Of pypals- AID Ne facilities krorce- ~
,brr I,-n Oepa.=sa:-oetore deciding ins-r- else
where An,
-. -. oJrIocx P u Te- paid by thu Society.
JaCOs HARVEY, CnairEAr Local Board
IEaNDER STARE G-reTal Agent nj asvim
~, S,.rwood- Con- a.,s.Ooer Of Deeds for tse
SO. SfNe--YosE oato, Acasaa, LinciI and Tex -;
oNalo. In Qrscr . Ptce-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

PREssYIERIAs GENERAL AssEAELIES-Thetw TWO
Presbyterian General Assemblies organized in Phil
adelphia on Thursday. The n s elected Dr.. s &.
Cox Moderator, and Rev. Mr.. HATFIELD. Clerk.
The session was principally occupied by discus
sion OF the organization Of new Synod.
The 0 :. Assembly, elected Dr. HODGE, OF Prince
ton. Moderator. and Kew. Nj. RODGERS. temporary
Clerk. in absence of Rev. Nj Ergles, detained by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
PILES PILES! PILES

MR. JOHN z 5 BARNES-DEAs SIR: Accept usny
WI thanks for the Pile Lotion which you sent M IL
reached the 20h Of 1851 month. and can assure
You WA suffering uluch-I could scarcely walk lave
been =, previously told you, more or less afflicted for Inc
ast three yesrs snd lri-d msny remedies rom
which alter many applications, received bur ten porsy
relief After but applications OF your Piis Lotion me
.orenes. and violent Itching satsced, aud erloy.d
sound p-d eep which bad not doGe or sever
81 ghts In less from The first sppic.iiop 10
my a.oui.hmeot, completely cured. ard have not
had ANY return since although much exposed the mare
fact OF that unpleasant, and voieut itching hleh
many are troubled renders IL Invaluable medicre
procu red bottle from your agent for friend oi nine
whose suenugs have been very great be informed me,
few DAYS sine. thai Il earcIipg cure. and rs de-
lighted with IL You may say 10 M-ssrs Wysu h-tGh-
nm ha, will Cheerful liz give any farther information who
viii call q, my afic- OF Scu., aud Oidsp or al
The Custom-huuse am there daily every hs hour 10
tween 10 A " and ?. 81 Very truly you're,
JAS. B. GLOVER, Dep. lisp. of Revenue
New.York, May ,. 1916.
J. T Van Zapdi, Futonst BrooAyn; l.. Nelson VII
liArsbury my-l XIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
cRARYjS AMBREINE CREAM


THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND is prepnei expressly
for The US. the ladies'. and 10 des sued TO beauty The
skin ard give complexion. II has given very gene
raj satisfaction in Boston, Lowell Providence ard many
other cities And the proprietor has been sresiy
encouraged by The increasing demand for the article In
many oh-r sections OF The country where II nsi oern oul
recently introduced.
It's fragrance v,ry delightful, leaving tie hkin soit and
smooth
fancy goods ihrous the cy Dusgss are particularly
invited TO give IL n ,fis. ~
Merriiusck-sL Boston VIM. a. CROChEh ~
whol- sale gents, 81 John 81 Ne~-fork.
CRARY'S AMBREINE SOAP. superior article for
shaving recommended TO the at-uton Of genil-ncn snd
iS ma ufaclrred aud sold an above
NswYorE Nav 2Oth 1916 riysO llneod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
GREEN MOUNTAIN
VEGETABLE OINTMENT.


MONG he diseases 10 ~rEn Ibis important atment Is
~ adapted are lhs following Sore fhfost Bronchitis,
Gandul4r Svei1ss, Erystpelgs shinges. F-ons, ng-
worms salt Rh-um, Sweled and BrpEer Breasts Sore
ps. Fever Sores Ailsl.g Sores Eheunarsm 0oui. To-
a.naton OF me Eyes Inflammation Of the Bowels Plies
sero Sores, Burns, Scsds Bruises, and fresh cut
Wounds
Foserful and pervading this Ointment IT, addressing
Itself may formidable diseases IL on!y 20 Do
applied agreeable 10 directions iosatsy me no uP-
lou. that Important remedy for all The purposes eel
form. TIE obvou. OF s power ard efficacy III -
many da5Le diseases Is 10 s fouereiga potfrIey
~ reduce subdue Ila.mmalion which Is ms e1cans
and permsae This removed the inDctons OF nature
resume healthy action. snd cdy cure u ns fesah
This Ointrents purely vegetable aud aboogn powerful
yet mild commencing scouting
wherever applied IL may be adm ALTERED Win pef'ect
safety IN any s:sse OF heah from The infant 10 HE noel
sy.d person 1, viii is efficacy In all climates and
say period ufn- paired Every family ana he crews
OF .1ios should be furnished with hits OininicoL
Coed competent snd responsible s2-nt1 ar. wanted FOR
-acn sra every Ssia IN Union, whom liberal terms
viii be sven None need apply without a, most s.ssfsc'
tory rofe ences
Al sooicauons for sgescies the Ointment may he ad-
dressed 10 The sursrriners h pot No 5: Cortandst
New York ARMSTRONG; HURD my-o lm-od'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

II The Philadelphia Inquirer learns that orders
have been sent OF, TO have both the Independence
and Braadywine placed in available condition forth
with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

CoprgR ORE.-The stean.b boat Detroit I'd
yesterday Sunday from SAUL 81 Marie. having on
board 70 barrels Copper and Silver Ore from the Gin
Vcn belonging the Pittsburgh and Boston Company
on location No. The weight OF the Ore is ~ tons
what will be its product cannot OF course De known
until after its reduction at the great establishment OF Dr.
Hays at Roxoury TO which place it s consigned.
Fty four " the same ore from the same
vein been down. and now on the way 10
Buffalo by vessel and we understand thar the same
Company have at this vein LOO tons more Snicn
will be- shipped as sst casks be- oosine6 10 pack
it in. trade is opening through this channel
with Lake Superior rad likely ~ give employment 70
cons siderable portion OF our shipping while new ana
steady market opened among the miners ano aoore's
OF that country Tor The produce o. Michigan.
The developments the present Winter BY the working
companies Kewena Point. without single exception
established the fact that for copper silver lead ac
ron this district OF country is likely distance AL the
other mining OF world and that the exta-
tons OF the sanguine Will be than realized
The passage BY ;ne Legislature On Saturday or the
bill 10 regulate mining associations will be OF essesus
service 10 the persons engaged in this great enterprise
and we doubt ha, with the aid Of the heavy cspi;a
s,s from abroad who will embark in IL the whole
country will be thoroughly explored and IN isw years
our become Of The u,osi procucpve ID minerals
OF the Union.
In sny event Michigan will reap r!ch harvest from
the large accessons thus 10 be made 10 her population
aud expenditure the large o! money requisite
20 thorough examination OF that country.
Since the above written, the Franklin has a''eo
with 50 OF the including Tvs masses
OF native copper and silver, weighing the enc 2Vu los
the other about 1900 lbs. These were uec WITH
silver injected in;o The copper and the richest specimens
vet brought from Lake Superior. We learn that the snip
n,ents OF the remaining the bank Will De made Win
AL possible dispatch. Detroit Adv. MAY ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

E%T The work of vol unleering is going on rapid
" In Columbus Ohio and in ST. Louis. In the latter
place 3ii men are already enrolled.