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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company

: ? CLaFASar- 1xr<I
Ss-ss S.rnr-l M.rsh-i+ 5siss dry goods, HoTroot
Sel,on Co; Il bxs coal Brs;s axs, o-.xeis
49,, ION pys G chspc.ao; 50 osskets Van Elp-r
n.es CIV go-Sis G Dudley c.; box bass-i
.r:-, coocs fors al rsu, oIa e.sfets scndries.
coop pigs bags oolaoes. bly,: ooi box 'cocr'-s.
S,ul ru.h. bcx- hS,t-is .Gneres Lass err Is
haskei. W Moor, IS ourer. caves, ,Ua' Csot
Rug; So uos calves It. sheep. apt Le-s' bel
Ssh. Nelson. Wrl. c.. box fo~l', hogs. sheep y
sos. 's calves - butter. J"nnir ~ Thoar'oo; -
barrels, Core Co Is dTiias sC;:er h>efar
bGn6i- Wells Co; - tuns butter, calves e'op
fowls. Cspi ColsuAr; IL butter calves ls1as,
hoga CApi ClaIk.
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" Persons Wishing /, advertise in Country Newsps.
pss or TO subscribe for them 10 part be u &c
application 10 the duly authorized Agent Pslru-
sr, IN the Tribune Buildngs See his sdvI mytQ Sswlm
r. CsRsrlE's GAlvANIsM we refer cur res'ers to
Dr. Chrses advertisement the first p.sa. 1: is vsr-
;hv the attention OF ALL
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MARRIED.

On Thursday 2s,h inst at tie Eiresue.stM E Church,
by Rev Charles r Adams. JuNlUS J JOHNSON OF
Broosyn. to CHARLOTTE MARIA. daughter OF J.cob
Romano. OF this city
On the 9l., inst By Rev. Henry Chase. Mr.. JOHN g.
BLOOMING OF this city. 10 Mrs. Lydts Shaw, Of Now
Bedford Mass.
At willi.msbureh. L. l. on Sunday evening tho l7th
inst by Rev. Mr. iaskn-. CHARLES Il. CLEVELAND,
E.a Editor of the Cst.kili Messenger. N.s ELlZ A.
BETH daughter OF Eoer Cornish, E,q OF Lexington,
Greene County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

FroM TIE ARMY-A correspondent; of the New
ss Daily Advertiser. writing ou, Fort Browu May ltth.
have only 10 ,nsr,ou the affecting Circumstance
,hs. our raos; severely wounded moTytns and
dropping o. One is the excessive heat Of tho
weather aad another The fact that tbe Nsxicans fed
nothing Copper SHOT! Such proceeding on their part
has ousrsssd the feelings o. the whole Vengeance
vengeance the cry Gay and night, for wounded CON-
r.ass dying nom the poisonous shot wsvCs the attack
%, aae ered orsy iron and head"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

B- The Journal of Commerce Of yesterday pro
fesses TO give chronological narrative of the diff
cuties between our Government and Mexico, but
does it most unfairly Il asserts that no ae, of hos.
rlity had been committed on our side prior to the
capture of Thorn;ons command by the MeSicans on
the Goth Of April Now the Mexicsns assert ,hs.
Thornton charged them mo, seeing their whole
force, most of it lying in ambush in that affair. be-
fore they fired shot, But, be this as it may. does
the Journal mean q say that throwing up breast
work and planting cannon in battery 30 as TO COM
mand the Mexican City Of Ms,amoros, on soil which
had never for an instant been under any other
Jurisdiction than that of Mexico and actually inhab
tied down TO the appearance Of our Army by Next
cans was not clear act of hostility And was not
this antecedent to any hostile act whatever the
Fart of Mexico Even If this be denied. shat are
we 10 think Of the blockade Of the mouth Of the RIO
GrGn6e BY our foscesa step calculated speedily TO
ssduce the Mexican army on the West bank Of that
river TO starvation I! This blockade is not even
alluded to by the Journsl Ye, we know that il
preceded the capture of Thosntons company. and
that its Immediate effect was to turn away yes
sells consigned TO the British and Spanish Consus
respectively at Matsmoros-each vessel being laden
with -four doubtless intended for The Mexican army.
Was NOT this an &C, Of hostility
Ills undoubtedly true. however that Gen. Taylor
and his sabordnates have behaved with great con-
sidera,ion IS we'll ssllantry on the Rio Grsnde.
Tho real causes OF this Waz are three: !. The An-
nexatioa of Texas to this Country: g The p.epos-
| ferrous assertion that Texas extends TO the Rio
Grsnde; ;. The efforts to enforce ths, clsir where.
! in A
soil OF Mexico. inhabited by her People exclusively
and never TIL now under any o:her jurisdiction bu,
! hers Hence the War.
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CLAlRvoYAScE APPLIED To THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE
Dr.. WEBSTER has removed 1893 Chambersst where he
and his Cairvoyan may be con.uet FOR disease daily be-
tween The hours of 10 A. NJ and 3 z ". my2s aeoA.
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The Now R,tiemen.


Without pretending to know much OF Military
matters. we feel that Mr. Polk has done a great
wrong in appointing full complement OF Officers
Tor the proposed new Regimen, OF Mounted hihe-
men in the way he has done, and we think the
Senate should not have confirmed the nomination.
We wish every Wing had set his face against the
injustice done to our gallant Army, in taking tneee
otioors mainly from among our drawing-room SOL
dters who have hardly smelt powder, in preference
TO the men who defended Fort Brown or charged at
Pslo Alto and the Palm Ravine. Think Of Capt May
being outranked by most unheard Of Mr.. Bur
bridge Of Ky. That jumping of young Lieut..
Fremont icon In law 10 Senator Benton) over two
or three grades to Lieut. Coouelcy, In preference
to all the veterans who are facing death the Bio
Grandc was bad, yet this strikes rs tho least
cepdouable feature of the whole business just see
how the thing works: Here have been scores of
Members fghting the bill creating this Regimen,
through Congress in the hope Of getting commits
sone 10 !, for themselves their clients. Hon. j.
w. Tibbat,s of Kentucky expected to be made its
Colonel; several others had equally modest aspira
rstions. Now Sam. Houston expects TO be made
Major Generali or Brieadier at least--without the
least fitness either Military Moral for such poet
away over tuo neaus OF men wbo hAv6 been
steadily In the Country's service for years Ought
this to bot
The course here pursued Is calculated at once to
dinaect the Army and to increase enormously the
patronage and power of the President. How can
Members OF Congress be expected to judge fearless
Iva Presidents acts when they are sui,ors TO him
for commissioner What hosts Of vociferous paIri.
o;s will be called forth by the prospect of regi
lnents ct 70 be raised in unlimited numbersl And
though two or three Wings I've know Of but one)
may have been appointed this time. what guaranty
can we have that the President viii no, hereafter
psevert these. like all other patronage TO subserve
1s.rty as well as personal endsl Obviously none
Badly as The Officers Of our li,sle Army have been
treated in thets appointments we think the ipios-
tses 10 The soldiers si more indetensible. IN our
,adsuen, ell the Second Liertenancies in this resi
nent with those created by filing the higher gradee
from the Army. should have been filed from the
ranis Of our Regulars l, was by taking the off,
GERS almost wholly from the ranks that the French
Revolutionary Armies were rendered aluos, in
y.scble. Are not our solders as intelligent and
capable as The French Of l7sai Ye, who ever hears
Of commission in our Army being held BY one who
had served in the raaksi Why not,
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BEARER OF observation-disclosures Cow
We have os. ,say Of or printers whose patriotism WAS
warm 20 permit remain az their Cases anc
now the trSin begins oar eiitcria cs2a-
ce5t IS our associate T b Thorpe ESQ mas sooe 70 ne
Ar,y IS bearer OF Dispatches FROM Gxl Ga-nes- ell
cs;ha: IS the remaining eors-Irs disposed 70 &c toe
Nj. Thorpe will. while Camp furnish ne Ates' WaT
news 10. the Tr,pic y. O. TrcP.e.
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MANUSCRIPT Losr.-A roll, consisting OF about twelve
sheets. mostly very thin letter paper supposed te
have ceen dropped in Fultor.s, between William and
Broadway, or IN enc OF Kipp & Browns s,aSea. Tho
finder will De suitably rewarded by leaving IT with the
subscriber, los Eultcn-st E. COLLIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

w- We would say TO those shout buying new has.
BY all means call Al, J. w. Keosg's, No, l8 CAuslst
aud seec, ore from, his superior stock We think
they can be surpassed for beauty durability. csesp'
ness. by any that are offered ia this city Go and t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30
Every town ua vo,ed No License.

BuILpISe IN OswEao-An unusual amount OF
Building Ia going ,hs village this We notice
10 nsary every street the erection Of Few dwellings We
saold thnS without rniknx careful estimate ast oefs
are o cy 10 seventy buildings now IN progress O. cree
lion or eonapies:on within the corporate limits
losweso. Adv. 2t:h.
"A VOICE PROM THE FIRST BArILE.GRouSp OF
TIKI AaERIcAN RlSvoI cTioS--Atrhe annual inspection
May ~ the Le1it'yson Artillery Company voted cnan
cusy authorize their oesrs 70 tender the services
Of the company the Governor volunsee for the o.
9. Army. 10 90 70 Msxsea os wherever heir services
may 30 required tsessan Aaaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

r We are requested to call the a;tep.ion of tho
Country and Cry Hardware Trade the s,s to Be made
this day Saturday by JAMES NJ. MILLER at his AUG
ton rooun, No. L.berty.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

ourupr-Yra Paoc-Fve days Later from Europe
Proceedings In Congress- The Requisition New-York
Boston Anniversaries News Items Fourth Pa9e-Lste
from Yuea.an Unfortunate Occurrence Sales Of Stocks
Marine Journal List of Letters Remaining In the Post
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II The Annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church for the Diocese OF New-Jersey ad-
journed sine die on ThursdaY 2s,h after an agreeable
and harmonious session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

r. ss;hng !. Necessary comfort, shaving ditto. no
dispute rh,i and Mormon The hair
should b- Phoa being we'll s~.e al! hesc facts foe
better sccomod, OF the pubic geesf. and down
folks particular hss opened place 81 Srosd~aY.
(Jut Hoiei) where nil he said luxu'es Sned
"a Vie .uIpA,s-c sad don't be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30

SorrcE-The Walnut OH Military Shaving SOAP which
ma, NJ, .oa.l j. the invention % SIT VIM. Johnson,
M. 1uly ;ua1uLacturur Of srcI- II Cort.as
aid mas WIN any 'fooi ro~irr "a repre-
.-nt.d BIZ lno.- 70 i.s- cAcil. u
game tor re and sale VI spurious afcla
-,.fa Ie,Fs
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SANDs's sARsAPARILLA The Of di'ssss
thicker ihau the hght, continually log
heir poisoned nsibs. But although here Ia psDoply
which will defend frOE hem there are r1D-dirs wo en-
witt Heaven Hssisauc" VIII nsutfa ze the venom Win
which they charged AmoDs lne most valuable o'
ih-.- rtidot,. cin.R Ssncs Ssnapstla This sepen
Influence Of ibis reaches The blood ara ia
ani,c-ptc rtb-r dschurg- render harm
Of disease In hd while It's asiriDg-ns quail
ties erg,hen the stomach. aid toe Of. hit aIarv. po~-,
hi the combination may strTn1
tho'- afflicted ny pu.Tucus or oihsr -tupor' ni as
ulcers sup-rhcrI deep sealed sores. IN 'Hpat"y of
chronic rb-unal,m, general p5osrznou bepauc disease
&c. II will he oun o. produce most bcuehca and
10 speak, revitaizDg effect
Prepared ana solo. ~uu,7sse and retail. by A. B.
SANDS Ouggis 100 Rulton-sL corner Of William. New
York. Sold also rs Brus1~sy tasi Broadway, M
y Drrgg,a generally throughout thenied States Price
81 per nozzle. s. Hot'l-- ~ 10
To FAMILIES. MeKeH.sIs, Travellers, &c visiting
Se~-Yor The ho"-- uf CQnstocs Co. navlns COW "o
tsred such tremendous cf-'rtty for their Pr"prr'ofy
Pstent Medicines they deem rptci-D TO trm Inc funic
sud n- travelling community where the original uucl-s
can he uoai~d heir aetHt xc--are tb-lr So
LABORATORY the great syoog shfare 81 Corsni-
The g;nar sud p.rn'u- Pain Extractor Depot
H4yss Liniment for tn Pil;s
The Giyact Of SarsdpsTl!la 70 purify th5 blood
Roach Ban. 10 k5li Roaches and Bed Bugs.
OF Mnt.ry sh.sas Soap made only g7noiee
BY Hr. ~ II Johnson. =,
Johnson. K.i, reuivg eckies. sanburn and
b-suifs!: z com p'-xiop..
A wsrrsI tr remedy for Rheumatism.
sci H-sdseh- R-p-dy.
HsrdE ,tcni-f E'sr pc-s, AZ tS-ds.
All yari-r-s of P-rfum-'y
Balm OF Columbia for the Has.
o. Marrow suo eesSs On. ss'ran.ed PURE.
Mrian Ba'saM for Ire hair
Aur-su. Oil. Quo of Ro.sic yir bottles. kc a, III
Steam Soap "UrIs and LsSo'sr'ry q Coz LANDAU new
YORK.
Th- orly depot Tor The Msgfca. rain E4Iacur - ~
q Cor,Isrt.t. m2e!m
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II Don't fail to read A Letter to E5sn.ser
Prras grocer on the last Page of our Supplement- 1t
snforees srea. and too often forgotten truths with
coarse bunsor thai il irrsss'ioe Ask every wara.wk
you meot TO read IL too.
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Court Calendar.

coxxos PL1Ai-Tn.st.y-P.-t l.-Sos. IS. %, S.
~ IS as E. o. lcs lln, ass g.. loa, iss, ts 80.
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~ WHO Want, 70 sz HArDsoNE Gooo Lock
INC MANY ,cc.leaE Iss, kUt have the
p-raen: i-,tec We have several sIely VITO hare
assumed wh.t they neyeT bad before, te,gLfa
shin AID la.artart .ir Ou- yUuBg lady ssc geD4
vnos- kn and iace uuiy o,gusting 18th
ard irecsl-s, snd me ITALIAN CLINICAL SOAP c-sr-
ed Il and ore CAKE too oh-rses - color OF scnbuFn
yellow ska h-aith7 eterness We. ours-f
speak from u.fng JoNESS CORAL HAIR REsToRA.
TIVE Our car failing Gu ard ELL with scurf and
ihs enur-ly removed il j. bas Used ny he nrt
chants Of ely wh) EEL dec certainly maze TOE hs
grow and siv-s light red. gray hsr Ha- DARK look
PirEyupe.
This 70 sDd the sgu Of the American Lsg-. r. Chat
carn-sL il5 Broadway NJ q 2eoc
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e Tire only true depot for The Magical Pan Expseto,
Ia a. q Cortland a. mi2 lElis
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EvA NEw CoNpASY ToR MEXICO "A Pubic N>-rrg
bid Saturday,, Mas N, Pax for Tho pur
pse Of demonstrating .ith young Do soibg 10
A-Ico j91 Aiu9, thai lacy d. cot disgr.ec ,as.r
cooruy by going Etfe pnP ef coich-t, sgnhorni or
ci.fgpr-d f-c Win bsd dry, rusty frrJ n-af OF
ha:r h-r hey fn-, clean. ssy h-.d of ahr
bg 1sing tar--.siiag ooal- Of JosEs's COAL hAiN
REsrcRAIIyE aud a-slihy clear complexion oy u'be
u Jo>Ess IT.LIAS CHEMICAL soap, "nica n s
tis IN curtrg oiuo.-, f,-cEl-s ,unourn &c Bots
sold h. sign OF tb- American E-gle g. Cnatns ~
or us Broadway and lSe FSiou-s. 5foox5n SSo -Ieo'
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rw The cornerstone of The Church of the So.
y.sur Grew. M watss.on was Laid at Bessaa on The
S7sh Inst,
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H Tn order to make room for our adVert'se-
n,ent, ne are compelled to issue another SUPPLE
MENT this morning. s0kieh is 'erped to all our
reeulor sa5seri6ers gratis
Person. .oisking The TRIBUNE left at their
,esidence, or places of business piA please Leave
taei, address at the desk, or send through the Post
T&as
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y,urz uar V a. seem on board he Fuiton very
bosl l.st sunday e. Ero~n. :secgh s3ea Alfred
he formerly bad rarrory red hair ou. how ~. as = OF
golden auuru int o-r f-~y h-suE1i, h'uuSh Using
hr.e ,hing bot,Ie Of Jossss EAE Rt.rosATiTE, which
orc-s The hxr grow and o-sna1L sops IL fsng
~ .rurf or d.n1 r and dresses The hair InosI beau
rIty ieeoaK Is IN order ID ers a. ors any other
vrrpsrsnn nsde. Sold 81 g CsLnssE- or AIS Broad
vsJ. 1sSV z-soa
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~ Advertisements for The Tribune OF Monday
ought to be sent In before 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening
.c the Publication oce Of this paper not open on
Sundays.
sbscribers In the city who do nst receive this paper
Il IN early hour requested leave word az the cee
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pINE nE ENGLAND.

BANK OF ENULbNU
An account pursuant tbs Act 7i5 and esn Victoria
cap 81 Tor The week ending Saturday tbs % day Of
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THE TRIBUNE.
q rrranAy May ao. 1850.

" W. W. Erso.Lry is sssat for Inc save " $40
hans In Nsw.Londsn Coonec.test
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Tho Lare Rauisa.

A Letter from an officer engaged IN the late Bat
Ties on The Bio Grznde gives very vivid accom-,
of those battles enbodyins some Incidents not before
made known We quote the opening and close as
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
Communications.

Ma. EDi-oR:-ln notic!nVa Cos.munlratlcn ol
Citizen, upon the subject OF a grave yar'i.' N!
object. in the Main, WAS 70 operate upHn Citizen
las I used 20 oprratc upon an old race h0r;tl h'"'.
I called him oil Grey; he wnul4 sometimes take
q n,tipn TO run, and inst hiss to him, AMI he was
of, head and tail up; ami il YOU will believe me
sir, it was very .liii-,rIr tn stop him when he hal
run over the track; ,or he had as COOL wini as
any horse. Poor cd Grey, Ec j., dead. But
the reason l had Tor kissing 4, Citizen was ,hi>: /
Saw, or thought | saw that he could be- sfl,t"d III
the same wAy. Wei. We have seen that | WIS
moi mistaken, for he SAYS in his last c,rnmunica-
lion, III I in r.. Tri:igtn the src,tc.acnf, az % IS
ol,i.,ts WIS 10 show lis willingness IL enter tito
a discus ,icr,: 50. ike IL! Grey. be- >i:o~ci III
Willingness, and Il.i>s'l j, IN Of! he went; round
N around he went. AMI was oniv >t"ppc / Il II.
;',rousl, fear o. having said H,rr" than tx sub
;ncr ncritca. H!d Grey had .coi wiz. | 81.
and c.tizrr is jISt ike inn. on; "to'r So .f'"h
- II uiGG. Here we IIapc him in tir- II.t b IL
I'M +, he ana III! Up. for another r.'u,t'; ar"i vii!
,"u t 81 aiti, ifr. T. titIr, as to | { ire xiv. .,I.'
~::.o,','r hiss, rur I: / shall just Lr ma"y ,,o",i
i. acrp ::ih ,,,:.., It wi;l "r.ti:l Liza a.i;,h.
t~r!Ze"in tE.i 10 ';r.a aconrhrI>"'LctAr'
myself ":ri :. lei"iiry =: mine, lie ;~o3s".@, 50
that nav s~rin:"g ul!", sever. hoas, seems, :,
il. ..ic.tc ..!c,>urr.' What h!ews? It ..rr,, -
those he gives me III Ii, lest communication, 10,
in his first he SUD MT i word about mr L.. there
fore has M grinnrg under the inliction OF Iii,
tremrndoous blows, Il week before ne strikes. ~
this Citizen remin..> me oil al;tlc animal nv rel
"tire frequently meets at u lren-r"o>t; you may
SM,cH him II long time before you come in cont &c,
witt: him. 81 HI,On" is he. BIT Of all the Wow.
that 1 hare ever lett, those given Inc by CiiiZrr
1 still grim are the most powerful. | thought
On first receiving them | should have ~t.irtc.:, Sc
great ALI effect had they on M o!f"ciorirs.
IF yourccolirct, sir, ] sal! il my last thai tn,
people were a tribunal well calculated To ,.cci.',
as to their wants, or the incans thcy might be all.
to spare 10 supply them | still say 81; lur in
TINS, Citizen q | ur:icr>t.n; i'm xn,, .lIr,,
is Il total "rrv"rsion OF the rrinrip'y that >ho,!..
govern Tie trustees; th,t il wuuli rtslr; !, ,i..r.
bitrary tyrrnny uf In" m.ny o"rr the icu;" Ten.
aacaf''inE 10 Citizen. H." m5jo,itv az 50 j,s,r g.
ci hit t!.ey aye incapable Of ,;"i'- 49,. ,i,,
hare, therefore, ~cl",tr'' rcrta,u ma. tn. -
- 1T '"!'t they Themselves hi nj ''' fy . o
%, ia ~ moi want lone: III, i, Ci::z,nx or,is.
toy. N."w sir, | hold iii: i" IL "a, M.
ju:iI "r" n"t DIS. 1sed t. 80 rir',i l...... 81
~" Hf,in ~electing men to repre,ert :! .ur. Lave
a" ey" :" n" work they want lonc; ri t"cs..
'es' it'':c- should, like the lawyer, he l,ar t.Li>
clients. S"tif Citizen is right, the m %jority are
dssp"sc'' to ~tyrari>e over the -. All ~ ,
Fi:.l!; MT A.'v tie c.:,icr d .L,.s rs!,ss; Al
=" IA: . ;ii' c:,Y i ~"r:>Tn'3:, 7 !"r 6..e, wcu.t
Democratic banner., 1846-09-28
From the Republican:
TERRIBLE STORM ON THE COAST

4. slip from the office # the Norfolk
Herald dated 18th instant, says:
"The gale of last week was more terrible
and disastrous in its effects tie coast,
han we have any idea of. A number OF
"~rssels in distress are reported off tie CAPE
Ivy pilots who have come up, and upon a
representation of the fact TO Commodore
Wilkinson, in command at the Navy Yard,
lie Immediately ordered the United :tates
steamer Engineer to be got ready and pre-
coed to their relief"
4 iettsr dated Old Point Comfort, and
Published in the same slip. fully corrohesa:r.
Il c above statement. The letter is signed
~ James II. Clark, who was a passenger m
BOARD the Savannah. Tie writer SAYS:
it's impossible to form anv :dea or csti-
mate OF the immense loss "tiif. and nrur,.:,.
We hazard little in saying ,,at 10 ,,,>,:
at tie time has escaped without ,.:;a".
damage, while many have gore entirely %
pieces, and hundreds and thousands OF IVES
lost. Two long boats, innunerab'e u. c.s
Of ship timber, barrels, and o,,!:ar T~o,ti4ns Q.
cargo, md no YTrecEl oss Ncs.c!, nero s.-~
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ao,t;no nast us at various times during Tic
a.Ir. ali Of which hear testimony to the as
%s-rtiou yeptnred above. Tic writer has seen
fifteen or twenty vessels making into POT.
since the storm, and not one OF them p"'
has sustained a heavy loss and damaged III
some part. The Isaac lLcad CaFt. fickn'!'
lost all If her sails, (Which was cioSe'S lHr :
ed off Cape Hatteras, on Tuesday morn'"3
in eight fathoms watcr-and at the ''h'e
VIXEN the tempest was driving her WIN 'cr,
rible speed upnn the breakers. The wan!
at tiri< moment changed, and "ri''c
.Ius away towards tie northwest Size 'oS'
her how spirit, forcmasI, and suffered c'hs'"-
lprahly in va,iGus places nv ccmlng ~ :"
l.act Wit, the schooner Imperial, l"fti"''
Reid. from p! ila'lrl.hia, bound t" t:''ics-
I ton, Tie schooner WAS ran down, hut al
crew wrfr saved. Cne p""r sa!oi
Lad lott, leo badly lr"kon. and was ",'f'
sjue IF, the vessel ibis morning, eHpecte" Il
DE ill Z few jnrIs.
lTh" s~"'.nnnrr's ergo was worth a2"n
=, 10000. and the vessel 10000;
Tn. sc,,nonrr Waiter Z. Jones from NJ
~',mr.r:v"r. fpr Nv York. WIS wr"cke'!
, all IN boar.l =, IRE Slvri, with tic exception o
L., ....,.. -. --- -."r,.n ">,' L'rr- A.
wreck. Another gentleman reports fou
4 I,cssrls lost, names not known.
d The River opposite this place has rise
J. Iabnut six inches during the past week, All
S still rising slowly.
At the latest date there were a few case
IofYeIlow Fever in New Orleans.
The St. Louis Union of the 2itll, says:
II A large number of Mormon families arri,
p, ell here yesterday from Nanvoo, on IL
Dial.
We see it stated in the Paris McrcuI
" that: -.
~ The New York State Cnnvrntir
Las decided BY n vote of90 toll, that AZ
lmA!.. citizen. of whatever color, Q! got
s: moral character, and 1csIect'b:e Iua.ihct
q itinn, learning ard ahi|i'y. shall te adm
tilted to practice i'll all the Courts of L
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lESPASS!ONATELY

ia. Hlrssv~-i $'rrli! We ;,s:;.y.t',,,..
':'c medium of Your rarc!, l." 1t. so....
If thc remarks, &c, &c, Of at.:';Mn, So.
made his appearance for the f:s. ting, u
tie Tragedy of the ''Gravc Yard" anr
Who's" second appearance was in =! at i'll
dicr..ns an very little admired af,r;: zee
f t ats of t"e C"rparat"r."
s sll o PIT to fll"w II is City,.
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