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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
HARDWARE. EDGE TooLs &c

EAaO " AXE, EDGE TOOLS &c.
CHARLES ). LITTLE, successor To OS-
c2NA BORN LITTLE. Importers and General
w ia s Dealers IN Eagll-h. German and american
VI - Y HA+t%are, Gallery, Edge Tools &c 81
F1liOr-=- between Pear anc Water New Yors 70
specr9y invites the attention ii COuLy Merchants Ne
cnancs Farmers, and Others making their Winter ply
ease- h very extensive assortment comprising every
LING The Inc. al OF 1hac IS offered lie lowest mar
k-t prices, for cash, OF approved credit
Cuf acG wrought nails, locks, aiches
Butts, screws, knrvss and forks. rzzors
Cut JACKS, brGts and sleigh bells.
Pen ard pocket knives and scissors
Mil, pit and cross-cIt SAWS, hoes farka
Snoves. spades, sytaes aud sus,hs rifles
Black lead pos and .snt cruc!oes
Pumps for wells OF cislerns sE.tes ,IzIs.
scotch " Eier Of Ayre stone for marble poishefe-
Co9Pers tools IN great variety by Abertson Congsr,
HortDn. Barton, aud Others
Coop-rs iroa rsvets ard truss hoops.
House aud ship carpenters tools
Biscksuiits' tools. garden utensils.
butcners' iGo8s, cabinet MAKERS trimmings
House and ship builders hard
lroo, orEss, copper and steel wire.
Ge--ane Harlem OIL II SEeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
t'KAsERS PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and water from the bottoms Of doors serted into the
lower raj! % Tue door goes down the sill coses and
ses "n !ne rail as II opens They healthy because
w. lo-fc2rren VI air, which cannot bs warmed by a
ciai means, IA excluded they are comfortable becanse
tae ZEN P-ratre is equss-1 and The feet any
cold air admitted and OF course less fuel required 10 Een
Yarn Price 81 81 per door which includes putting in
Atnltaf'ur-d BY JOHN FRASER
.9-l om No. Chatham square. Newborn
BELLEVTLLE WHITE LEAD
t'HE subscribers ,ecTiyrg from factory Of Belle
Me, y heir regular supplies Of this superior Lead
airy and 10 oil puI in CASKS and kegs which they war
rant euA! IA Ggai7 70 Euy imported hrErd. For sale in
!ois ofoh- Toe and upwards by
FRYATr, CAMPBELL 4 CO. Is5 Pron,-st
Aisl-k~6 Trad fItr<rg- ard 0rang- hsn-rai ali Sm.
LADIES' DRESS sCARFS
MANSING PRICHARD, 81 PIne-st. offer Tor sale
AA 6:oehe Cashmere Scarf Of various sizes and assorted
coors
Plaid Six Scars
Plaid, all yool. long Sh.~la nj 6r+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

~ ard Consumption Il is hrst stages This Is no cecep
non. One ria only asked certain cure y guaranteed
has never failed in private practice Of years as many
have been cGr- atle trying al he pulled and boastsc ro
tusi others giyec pas, every remedy Reference
gven Lungs sounded ADVICE free Sold only by Doctor
DEAN. rs bo~-ry- os5 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
INDIA TRnEK GOOD

LII. Day, for se.e al = CoTtl
Days Patent SHRED SUE
pendcfs,
Genuemen's Shes, Rubber
0vershoes, leather soies,
Do Rubber "
Sandals, cut for Spring and
Fall wear.
Lsdies', Children's 1 Youths
Rubber Shoes,
Metblio Rubber Machine
Banding. superior article,
Days Patent Hose,
Lie Pfeservers Of al klnjs,
Dsy's Patent Rubber Boat Or
P0nton,
lndiu Rubber Cloths.
Macintosh Goats.
Black silk Webbing for shoe
makers use,
India Rubber Door Springs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

RRINTING INK Manuiac.ory-The subscriber
4 has recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery into HIS mandatory which enables him fur
nsh his customers with very superior article Printers
and who may have orders for Printers Ink will
find them promptly executed MODERATE prices and
rely being with Ink OF excellent quality and
OF Interchangeable color The subscriber manufacturers LAX
of VARIOUS coors viz red blue, green, &c Orders d.
recetcc his mandatory, .6 Fronts between Monigou-
cry and Goveueur through the Dispatch Post will he
puuc;sly attended To- This paper ms been printed by
ink from this msnuiactory for several years.
oG .hnD GEORGE MATuER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

-, ininuisclureu ny t~Ota'
.ndt.si.
yaiennen's snd Sportsmen's
Goa ara Pea Jackets.
Shears Patent Life Char and
Seuees, with Days i'm
provemeDts,
Grifiifh's PatentCotton + Loaf
or, for rafting baes Of Cot
ton,
India Rubber Cloves,
India Rubber Pautnloons,
Do do SHRED, not
wGter or bir proof,
AR Cushions and Pillows,
Hydrosisuc Beds, Bathing
Gaps, Rubber Tents and
Baggage Covers. Water
Buckets, together with all
the various other styles OF
Rubber Goods, all warrant
ed TO stand heat or cold
and water without chau ge.
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no YouSEKEEPERS.

rAMES N MERRITT, loo BoweIy. between Grand and
y Hester SIS has lust opened invoice Of Chins,
which win be sold the low st cash prices Also on
hand every description Of Stone and Esrthenware, Cu
Of ne very best quality Wholesale and rs,s $50 Sszw2v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

BRIDGE. 30 WstersL has for sale ine assortment
OF the best knds Of Stoves Tor Halls ParloTs Nurseries,
Stores &c These stoves are made of The best materials
and in substantial Oar hall stoves with drums
connected give entire satisfaction 10 all using them, and
confidently recommend them all who wish heat
;heir houses IN pleasant and economical way We have
also Omsieds Patent Parcr Stoves, which still excel every
other in economy and purity OF heat. Also Boswurhs Air
Tight Stove wood and other kinds for Offices Chambers
c reasonable prices Stoves pu, mp short notice by
cor ,fen. Nyor q iins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

Sci fsiss % me iirec-ec and delivered, WI! expose
for sale a. lit, ves;bue the City s. IN the City OF New
York. he Eth day OF November next 81 y oSocN ~
al he rrh, tide ard interest OF Samuel ). W.ncet
which lie had the 2isi day OF April lSc or 81 ahy !tle
aerSari n whose hands The same may De- o. "a
ana 10 nj thar certain lease OF lots Of land, sifAi
lying aad being Thirty street. on the SoGihe5y
side conmercng hundred feet West OF me " esgf
u SIDE q: the Ninthavsuue. rinllg thence along tne
So-herly line OF hundred feel beng
plot hundred feet square. be The same more or e,s
with all ne lnsrr Tie aP7urtenances ana heTedltnenli
belonging or any appertslnirE SAID ease
being Cor the the term Of years from the d2;e thereof
WI. JONES, Sheriff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

EIIBfiAHp,s PAPERS.-Bu BSAf &BAbCOCk,
No ll5 rulIon-st for sale full assortment OF "a
per. manufactured by the Messr- Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Royal,
ROYAL Medium, DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank QGario Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain
Leuer Paper, ruled and plain, a full assortment
Pucke; Post, Super and Extra Super
Tinted Plate Paper; COlored lmperials
Colored Royals, thick and thin
Do Medium, do. do.
Do. DGuble Car, for copy books
Fine Glpzed ColoTed Mediums, Royals, &C. sc.
B. l. B. a,so hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Pspers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They ure also
sole agents OF the genuine Patent Enve!ope Paper.
Printing Paper ot any size and quality made 10 order al
short notice iy2l osyeod
BLANKETS. LINENS, and House Keeping Arl
Dcles.-A ARNOLD a co. - CRnBl.st. have now In
full Of the above goods consisting OF ~
Linens, heavy. extra heavy ard fine Fronting, menuGe
turcd expressly for their family trade.
30 10 Hnd 10 iuch Pillow Lpcn.
3. d. g, 9, IL and 1914 Bsrnsiey and Irish Sheetiag.
Double DRmask Table Co.ls from 2. to yards long.
Napkins and Dcylies 10 match.
6,7 and lO4 Table Damesk and Diaper
Brown and Bleached Huckabacs and Diaper Towelings
Long Lawns, Binis-eye Diaper, Crumb Cloths, En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers
10 ~ l. and Si Imperial aud Toilet Quilts cradle size
do, Colcrcd and White Toilet Covers
Blankets Whitney s, 9, 10, II L. Is and III.
cradle size. OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
feaaI Notices.

CHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue Of several wits
y Of ted iactas 10 directed and delivered, VIII *
,-e 10 -sie " -1H--tay NAH day 81 December
.xt AZ 10 O'Clock \. VI 4; the yes;;hule Of th- City Hal
q: he CIV Of Nev-Yor. a. he night. e SID interest OF
F5rar5 n Hcfire which be had OF the leh day Of Feb
;rT or thousand et hundred ard fortysix, or II
Inc s:rvva-d Of ard al thai contain piece CT par.
al Of Ground buildings theron erected sltSte IN the
Third Yard OF the City OF Nev-Ycrk- the westerly
si5s OF Hucsou-strsei between Rea6e and Chambers
-a-f. si now OF ia.ely S1ovz BIZ The Nos. S. and
sad rcsor-st-ee znd bounded and described follows
Beginning II POINT uGsoa-s;Eeei about seven feet
IT. :hetc sortherlv along the westerly SIDE OF Hudson
street; sirrvlree feet more less 20 he souheasery
corner of sad Buildings thence seriy aorS tie souther
sruieste-T corner thereof and thence noriheriy along
ne rear Of said buildings feet more or less. 70
the place OF beginning; together WIN ta- Entertainments
Al. spp1rteas.ces :heTeuaio belonging
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDEEIcK :. VULTE, Deputy Sheriff
Dated Sew-Ycr5. October 9Th. 1916 OF lA"nwacs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

The extensive machinery and other facilities Tor manu-
tac,uriue embraced 10 three establishments belonging 10
tile uGGrfsgncd enables him 10 insure prompt execution
of all orders superior manner aud with greater ois
No e,,.ir HORACE H DAY.
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OFFICIAL
LIST OF LETTERS.

.. RI. IEiarsE 81 81 ArEoLsraLNr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. Nj
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Boon, Abindale
Brooks, Nath "
Brooks, J D
Bolles, Cap! Elijah
Booth, Obs
Bourncand.J Joseph
Bosworth. James
SexeNs, FraHcisoo
Brown.W mTurpir
Bosworth. Daniel
Brown, VI B
Brown, John L
Brown. Moses
Brown. Thomas
Srawu, } II
Bosworh. Daniel
Bowlss, Benjamin
Brown. W T
BcsIvorth. Daniel /.
Browne. Jas 8
Rowe, Thomas "
buchansn.James 6
Buckingham ChssJ
Suckland. Cspi II
Buckm AZ, John
Burtt, Spencer
Burrows, Geo J
bplklcy. Mr.
Burrows, Thomas
Bull. WIN L
Burr-I, David
Bunce, Aldermau
SGnce, Oliver 3
5ussuiL Mr.
Bussirg- John
Surrows,WLsOn 4
Surk. James
Burgess, Levi
Brush. c II
Butts, Col John II
Sryon, D :
Cane, Patrick
{ airpbell, Samuel
Cainele, Bernard
C!x2e. Archibald
Graft, Geo J
CarInou. Wm-
Campbell, De-
Campbell, J.En,es 4
Cary, Ed~ ard
Chart. John 6
Chsp-a, L
Clark. Melryce
Sarnochaa. Dr. J VI
Clark. Co d )
Carey, John
Z Clark. Henry
iCar1ing, Walter
Csr1:on. Daniel
iCisrs. "
Clark, Sidney
I Clark, Frsacis 3
Csr1lua. Nj
Carter. Col J
CGu:ters, James
Clark. Sidney ]
Clark. Joseph
Chsp!n, W J
yNssa- Jr
Clark s ConklIl
Carter, Joseph "
Clark, Charles
Carson. Wa )
Glsrk, Joseph
Csanole, Ssrth B..
" D
Carpenter, Joseph
Carter, John :
GiaPp, Charles
! csse. OexisI
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List Of Letters Remaining in the y. Y. Post Once.
Saturday. November I:

Plea1 r.ea:aos ,i< DATE Of lit Lis n, retea Ae
o,, cd,e-7issS LADIES' LIST:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

COUGH KEhEDS.-Th0mas William Hsrper'a Gel
~ ebrated medicine for the Of Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Colds OF every description, Inf ANIMATION tie
Lungs and I'LL classes of Lung COmplsnts has stood
the test OF experience for number Of years and has been
pronounced not only by those VINO have been benefited
by IL Use but by large number Of the eminent ply
sicans. the best medicine for the relief aud
Of those distressing complaints. The immense and
creasing demand for The medicine In all parts Of the Union
tnconisstably IL high popularity. i per
bottl. So grOss For sae nj It's William. OILS I'm
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W ailing. DR. "
Walker. IL 3 B
Wsierbury,Dsnl L
Warren Daniel
Ward. w
Ward, john D
" amer, Edward
Warren, George
Wst-rstonr, W IN 4
Wanick. WIN
" atsOn, Augustus
AZ
Webb. Chas l.
Weller, Rev J D
Well. W
W-lsleat BIZ V!n-
cent
W-.ich. Jos 3
Wells. Edwin r
W -ich, PairIca
Wheeler. SAM {
Yelling, Peter
Wells. DR. Thos
" hseier. Diver ?
Wheeler. Isaac
Wells, 4 T
Wheeler. Daniel
West, A 2
WenH4In, K q
W enGe!l. Thos L
" esc0ti, James l.
West. James
W e-teryelt. 4 B
Williams, Howard
= Co
Wilkins, Joseph
Wright, J z
Williams. bascOl
VIII, Andrew W
" ngct, John ;
Wi!inoi, Samuel
Wi!>ey. Rober.
Virgin. " "
Williams, John
Wilcox, Harvey Z
Williams. D )
WHOM, Eorn-Z-r
Williams. John z
Wi4cUx.R-ySGalL
W!tnArh Abel c
NriSnu ,ROhQE-r-
ed h5c-l
NLsc<. ?
wilson. John Y
WILDER, EGlzh
Wuli.ms. Joseph
Wiley. E-ny c
" iilians. / War
than
Wright. John 5
Williams. Geo y
NLS-, Amos
While, Tho- {
Wiring, Jesen c
W GcOub. J
Wirch, A1oL
" Ike. Henry \
White, james
SldrsyS
.ut-1ou. " z
Whic-dge. Reci u
White J Wells
Whla=y, H-uyM
WE0rrn. Alsdsen
Woodland, DaEd A
Woodbury., EG
" GOD ward z d
Nool-y, Isaac y
Wcrc-n, Wiil:'nR
" ootslce. Capt D
y oieoE- y < !
Iyua1, William
I Onng, James
! 0urg : Co D
: Yard, Joseph I
j QUIZ. Jacob !
! O---Ef N1A JUS
j o1nz, John /
! s;-s, James D
Lano1eAnfouio
Henry
RRaS, P. d.
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HERKING's twLder,a PaeatJ Fire and Damp Proof
L Sa Larisnd-r safe-fh- only objection -yrr usse
against Widers celebrated Patent Fire Proof
SAFES wa. NAT some Of the hrst made ny Wigder would
nnotato md dsmp-n books aid papers.
Ihe sSo-croef has Inverted damp proof composition
which re moor poraes next u Tie Mahogany Book Cas
s-psfsl- 1n5 Gtsic' itodt altering or chan glag s
re fros n.ing patented oy Dani-l Fitzgerald add BY
MIN tfaisirf-c 70 " ldsr Patent OEce "
on wh.eh nov renders these Safes The bs article Of Iss
end n 49, VI t'ie
Inc exclusive night 70 MAKE sell the above Safes IL!
Inis STATE is occurred 10 the subscriber "
Jonr-s celebrated chsngeable Bank Lock Wilt h e 8,
nl=b-d WHEN ordered and for al msnufactu rs ce
Ssfe-- ~a1eiiidLiusr
Also other knes Of second hand one, for ,als
!o* 81 me Iron Safe Depo, NO. Ij9 Water-st
Z ~ !!nD1" s. c. HERRING
E'AGLE HARBOk Mining Conlpany1-Not,ce IA
given nat assessment OF one Dollar or earh
aare OF me capts stock u the Eagle Harbor Mining Corr
Pay Is Que and payable on The 9th day Of November az
8. ny otaee By order Of the trustees
o.x I'M John DoTY. sec'y and Trea.'r
WATER POWER 10 let, Win Two lsrse roou1s n a
ses Dadias 81 the pleasant village OF Yonkers Ia
rles from the city cose he steamboat lan,ii,1 r.
gz1ss Of IL CoPCUTT. s9s Weshinglm Az
80 III or I72 Dusnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

SPITTOONS.-Bnienoia Spit,eons, suitable for par.
olors, Offices snd hotels, manufactured and for sale a
BuritnssiiP, by (nsstl goARDMAS Hart,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

% FOR StLE-A farm of 200 acres, nj Narrow,
~ burgh. sullivan the line OF the New-Sork ana
- Elie Railroad. Three hundred acres under en-.
iyaou the IS timber land. There the prem.
large farm house, barns and other ouhouscs three
good orchards OF grated truil The railroad depot win
probably he established this farm. One half two
thirds of the purchase money may remain bond and
mortgage. For particular Information apply San.
ue D. Roberts. or w, $ Corwn, liz Wnrrenst N. Y Q;
70 the subscriber, the premises. L. W!CORWIS.
Nrtrorr,burgh. Nov. !. 1896 n Slrod,
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ARRIVED.
miscellaneous.

The outward bound vessels in the lower Bay Gre sun
detained by Easterly winds and thick weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

ROBERT q. MORRIS, P. III.
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80 BITTMlNOUs COAL LAMBS, &c. for yac :.

~ The undivided hree-tourlhs interest IN 81 tracts pnses
~ Lands, situated in Clinton CouuJy. Stale OF Prnnsy
vsnia, the West branch OF the Sgscuehanna River
not far ABOVE the aouFshing Of Lock HaveE and 20
10 where the State Improvements OF the navigation
extend afford facilities OF transport by them mar
~, from the lands. which the bi,umnous Coalre
gion, and contain this Coal also Iron Ore Febrck C!y
and Timber VII be sold ut q moderate price. For
farther psrlcusrs apply the Agent for the owners
u BROWN. 81 SNulh ih.sl rhiladelnha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

Inquiries ii made by letter. viii be attended TO- lobs
addressed above. Or 4. B. MASSEY, al Lock Hs
Clnon County the Lands, also be applied
to Tor information. OILS eodiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

FzEpgsicE :. VuLrE, Deputy Sheriff
Dated Sew-Ycr5 October 9Th. 1876. OF lA"n~acs
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.T-. AINDEPENDENT OppOsTTI0;

uszssssas=.sssIo Of die New-York and Erie IL
Railroad Will be opened for passen- &A-
gers and ffegh, Tuesday next November 3d. when The
nolr of departure viii be changed aud until farther roues
the arrangement VIII be as follows.
FoI lssenSeTi-Leaves N-~York from foo, Of Duans
stl al . O'Clock a. VI. and O'Clock p M
Leaves OnsYills al 81 A 81. and II ?. n.
Fare between Sew-York and Otsyills 81 n
For FrelsA.Leaves New-York from foo, OF Dunre,st
IL , 0eock r ~ Otisviiie a; II O'Clock A. 81
October 81, l356 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10

TaA FARM OF ~ ACRES FOR sale in Rnuspo
Rockaud Co. n. Y. miles from Munscy depot On
the ~ Y and Erie Raroad, with new dwelling
honsc, harn md other outbpildngs. ia waerej by two
ncyrrtHiing wells ard has II about 50J fine young fTu
The fences all new, hUt OF stone and In the
most durable manner The fare iroG Mursey NevYork
is 80 cents. FOC farther particulars. inquire OF
Oh meOA. lSAAC AGkEN. 70 9lhnvanna
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-20
From the New Orleans Tropic, Oct. 10.
A CALL ON LOUISIANA

1t is rumored in the city that a letter was re-
ceived by yesterdays mail, from Washington.
from the Secretary Of War, addressed to his Ex
cellency, the Governor Of the State, making a
reqnlsIllon for two Regiments of Volunteers, TO
embark in the war against Mexico. Gov. John.
son Is at present absent, being at his plantation in
East Feliclana, and if the rumor be founded in
fact. some days must elapss before the requisition
can be carried into effect. One thing is both trne
and gratifying-six Captains of the late Louisiana
dishanded volunteers have declared their intention
of offering their services 10 the Governor. and one
Lieut.. Colonel has also signlied his willingness
again to unsheath his sword in defence of his
country's honor. If the above rumor should be
confirmed, we risk nothing in guaranteeing that
the sons of Louisiana will be prompt to obey their
cUuntry's call, Notwithstanding the modification
and harsh treatment they have received.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-20
THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF NEW
YORE

n convention for amending the constitution o
New York, has been in session for some months
ana The result of its labors is thus Sc, forth by the
papers OF that State. We copy the following
from the New York Tribune:-
The Poughkeepsie Telegraph, in an article
heartily commencing The New Constitution. giyes
The folio" ing truthful summary of the refurm.
which lis adoption will effect
IL Will confer additional powers upon The Peo.
pie.
IL will break up the great centra! influence a,
the Seat of Government.
II VIII abolish a large number of Offices.
IL VIII give us a cheaper and more efficient ad
ministrati0n of our laws.
IL VIII shield the People from public debt.
IL VIII throw greater safeguards around the
Elective Franchise.
IL VIII put an end to a large class of speciaI
Legislation. 1t will bring. by single Senate and
Assembly Districts, the Representative nearer I,
the Elector.
1t will lessen the expenses Of legislative SEES.
sions.
1t will confer greater power upon Boards Of
Supervisors.
II Will provide for The election of a LARGE mum
her ct officers heretofore appointed by the Gov.
erHor and Senate, the Legislative OF Judicial off
GERS.
In short, it is an instrument worthy of the Aue
-Vdtbany Eue. Journal.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-20
FROM MEXICO

We occupy a considerable portion of our paper
to-day, with The correspondence of the New Or
leans Tropic of the 10th inst. II refers to matters
that will be interesting to this section, and will
be read with avidity. The letter of Santa Anna
will, we feel assured, be perused with aston.
ishment, when it is taken in connection with the
tact OF his having been permitted 10 enter Mexico,
II not win the connlyance, at least with the suf.
terance OF our country, for whatever may he Com.
Corners weakness, we cannot conceive him to be
so lost to every sense Of duty as to believ he acted
without the authority Of his Government. If il
was the Intention of our Executive to bny a fight,
we think there is now a fair opportunity Of his
getting his contract, unless Santa Anna AGAIN
intends to deceive Mexico ard surround himself
with a powerful body guard, that will enable him
to overawe all opposition at home =
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Capt. G. f. Smith is also hiyhly suvkeo oe

Capt. T.. #. Smith is also highly spoken of
The Texan and volunteer troops have gained
imperlshahle renown. The Texan riAemen, with
axes and spades, picked HOLES FROM one house 10
another, and drove the Mexican infantry from
stree. 10 street. As they gained the houses. the
dread rifle was made to do Ills work. The Mexi,
cans were driven from the streets aud house tops.
A Mexican cannon was borne on the shoulders OF
our men to the roof of a house and made To play
upon the enemy.
when the flag of truce was received and the
capitula,ion agreed to. the whole Army was dis
appointed. 1t was only then that they were be
ginning To tell" upon the Mexicans. Previous
10 TINS they had been fighting them protected by
,ne'r oreastworks. and at every disadvantage
NOW they had got amongst them and were giving
mem a dose which was operating efectually.
Ml.vvm. Buchanan was murdered recently by
pursued taken. tried and convicted. The de.
ceased was a native of Wheeling Va.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Wings have slightly gained in this State.
or rather, the various factions, entitled Wings,
Natives. Abolitionists. and Iarifi,es, have sue
ceeded in defeating a majority of the Democratic
candidates for Congress in Pennsylvania, and
she will stand openly opposed in the next Con-
gress to the true interests Of the American people.
This rejoices the heart of Whiggery throughout
the length and breadth of the land. hut the
shrewd and intelligent among them tremble for
the result of their victory, and fear a vandal
hand will be laid upon the tariff of 1876. See
the backing and filling of our venerable co,empo-
rary OF the Norfolk Herald-he very well knows
that destruction to Wing hopes will result from
m%cddling with that measure. He also looks to a
ne'o name, for the party of +" change"
The elections in Pennsylvania. though only
the half is yet kaown, speak incon,esiibly that the
people OF that State are in favor of the protective
principle; and that let them call themselves what
they will, they are more inclined to the Wing
pnllcy than TO that of The Democratic parity
They have at least pronounced sentence of con
domination on one of The strongest issues of that
party, and we begin to entertain the hone that
they will hereafter lend a helping hand to the
Wings (undcr whatever party name they NAV
chooSe) To give the country a better admlnis,ra
tion of our public affairs. We do not argue from
this demonstration in Pennsylvania, however, an
immediate repeal of the tariff of '46 nor are we
over anxious that it should be repealed, until the
developments of its operation have been tested,
and shall have made the obligation 10 repeal it
still further apparent 10 the country"