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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-04-21


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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-04-21

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gene Sbauifsauns pon Sabrifs unb Runfter<
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Rrie9erifb.-sin Srsf bon Metamoras,
oatirt ben 80. Mars. fast, bab bic Msrieansr
ben Nio @ranbe atsrfbrittsn bdttsn uno 9sfons
nsn tparen unisre Ssfasun9 baftlbit nit 700
Mann aniu9rsiftn. Sait unelautlit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
Things In Albany.


ALBANY May II, 1e48.
The Assembly have been engaged principally IN
the passage of local bills l note only those OF gen
eral interest or affecting your city. One authorizing
transfer of the copyright OF the Natural History o
our State TO the authors for the purpose OF uolsh
ing an abridged edition, was lost for the want Oh
one vote A motion 10 reconsider the vote rejecting
the Philharmonic Society was lost An important
general bill. 10 debts due non residents grow
ing Of the Puteney estate diihcuities WAS Pss'-
ed-syes 81, noes As.
The Bill to incorporate the Balance Dry DOCK
Company of your city failed TO receive twothirds
vote. Mrs. CAupLE of your city said this was a
most meritorous application but asitconhicted WIKI
his views of Inonopoes he must rote against 1t !
There is re preventative OF the mercantile interest
for you
The Senate have ordered to a third reading the
bill TO abolish Distress for Rent, with the following
Substitute for the third section:
53 Whenever the RICH; OF re-enry Is reserved and CIV
granor lessor. in any grant or lease IN default
OF suicieny Of goods or chAttes wherein 70 csr LOT
the satisfaction Of any rent due, such re-enry may DC
made any time after de anlt IN the payment OF sueh
rent provd ed hteen days notice In writing oil sueh ie
lion given such granor or lessor or MS
heirs signs grantee or lessee MS he eAecn-
tors sra;ors or assigns notwithstanding there may
sucieocy OF goods chaels on the lands
or densed Tor the satisfaction thereof The said notice
may yea personally ~
leaving il at his dwelling house On ne premises.
The other bills yet lie upon the table, and their
fate is very doubtful.
Mr. CLARK made long Report upon the charges
against SHEKRILL. the Superintendent OF the Cham
plain Canal. The substance may be gathered from
the con-iudng Resolution, which recommends q
removal OF the Superintendent
Both Branches hold an evening session. The
Assembly will take up the Senate District Appor-
tionulent Bill. and we snail probably have repe-
tIon of the scenes Of Saturday night. l hope not
Yours &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13


Correspondence OF Tue Tribune.
The bill which passed the House is in subs stance
rs follows:
Whereas by an act OF the Republic Of Mexico
state of way exis,s between that Government and
the United States
Sec L. Tho President is hereby authorized TO
accep, the service of Volunteers not exceeding
$4,000, for twelve months or 10 the end OF the war
See .. $4,000, 600 are hereby appropriated
iocarry the above into effect
Sec g. Volunteers are to furnish their own cloth
Ing and horses, but when mustered into active ser
vice are TO be armed and equipped by the Govern
ment.
Sec & They are 10 be subject TO the articles OF
war, and except rs to clothing and pay 10 De
placed on the same footing the army and in lieu
Of clothing they are TO receive an equivalent IN
Money
Sec. 3. Tho Volunteers to be oihcered according
10 the respective laws Of the States to which the
Companies belong
Sec Il. The President if he thinks it necessary,
Is empowcrcA TO make nominations TO the Senate oil
Generals OF Brigade and Divisions and of the Gen
sral Staff, az now authorized. The Generals Will
appoint their own Aids and the President Will ap-
portion the officers among their respective States
rendering Volunteers.
Sec = The Volunteers received will be entitled
TO all tn, benefits conferred on persons wounded IN
the service OF the United States
Sec g. The President is authorized 10 complete
all the armed vessels now authorized by law 10
purchase charter merchant vessels and steamboats,
10 be converted into public armed vessels, in such
moneys as necessary TO protect tho sea board
and harbors, or general defence.
SECS 9 X 10, Provides the rate of pay and the
Continuance o; the &C, for TWO Years PrivaIes Of
foo, companies will receive slo per month; the
mounted men $50 per month, including the use and
si,k OF horseS
Ba,,wo hourswere allotted to tho discusslouiu the
House. Rheit Holmes and others argued pro and
cea as TO the case Of War. Adams took ground
against lie Bill
An amendment declaring war was voted down
s!sn immense majority, as not necessary, The oct
Mexico havipg made 4 state Of war.
IN The SENATE this discussion on the Message from
Ae President was al closed. Il was warm, and
s'scng comments We're made against the course OF
he Executive on removing SO small force as Tay.
%fs,o position SO hazar6oas.
Mr. CxirrgSDsS was particularly eloquent and
Impressive, and spoke IN The hishes, terms of Gen
Taylor
The SENATE adopted the bill increasing the COM
panes in service 10 hundred men each The bill
Tor raising regiment OF mounted rifemen WAS Is
Asa up and postponed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
2EssY FOR THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE OFFICER OF THE u ARMY

DEPARTURE OF VoLUSTEEK,.-A Company Oh
Volunteers numbering fully hundred len here as'
evening on the steamboat Fashion. for new orleans :.
they will proceed With all possible "
the American Army on the Rio Grande -.
Before leaving. the Company elected Gen. hooer'
De.ha Captain and Capt. Tnomss Adrian L'euteosn.
Gen D-sha immediately took CHARGE oil the COMPANY
and departed with IL last evening He Is gentleman oil
great energy of undoubed bravery aud has seen ser
vice" A better man could have been selected 10
take command Of the Mobile Volunteers
For hour before their departure last evening lnS
vb.ry.. in the vicinity were lined with spectators. and
as the boat showed of the air resounded With the shouts
and cheers three times three OF the assembled thou
sands in honor The gallant and patriotic Volunteers,
who so noby and promptly responded to tnef country
cal! May the GOD OF battles protect them
0''' '' '' Mobile Adv. 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

a. -. kSNINoS Hsglag co-yastLef.nip
Os wrh D. Lander, lzt- of S.wtarsh- u1l! continue
the vs,ct making and tewey axn-ss lie cid szrd, No
81 Faoast uadrr he na-a and hrn Of Jsnptng. Lxn6
CT. o. s. JENS1SG5,
Sew-Yo.k, Oh May, l3+ss e D. LANDER
Jennings Lander beg % Inf osa her friends Ans lbs
ruoc s-nersy ssr hey tltenS keeping hand s esrs
tofoee f1A assornen; Of sol and rlv-r wsiess eVS-
~ sv-r~ere fancy urc.rs &c which hsy ODER iot ze
81 rrsloasae 'asIas sSy souse = nc city, E3s sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

q A Kingston. Upper Canada, paper states
that there is great scarcity In Kingston OF fadesmen
laoorers and farm Not carpenter or ofck-
layer be had for love money; that the Govern
raent works absorb al the lahore.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
THE WAR MESSAG E.
eSs HUNDRED TONS OF CANNON BALLS ORDERED
AT PHILADELPHIA.

"setirg of the Citizen. of Philadelphia Called
by the Mayor.
WAR; wAa-The Paiia. U. S. Gazette says
We understand Messrs s,rery s Co. iron founders OF
'a city have received an order from Government to
'a'ay At once enc hundred tons OF cannon balls"
II. n The Mayor of Philadelphia has called pub
assns Ct the citizens of tia. city and eOany, which
Be held in Independence SQUARE yesterday. ts ex-
ssir opinion upon the state OF pubic affairs, and 10
such measures as are required by tbs prssnt srer-
Ssay " the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

~ Sorice-Bys an order Of Trustees of!he Cypress
River Mining Company assessment OF one dollar per
nars upon each Of the Of Of said Company
IA. b--r laid payable The 0s dag OF May rex; 10 the
OF he Company tS-,r Office No 10 Vests.
No~.York JOHN 4. HOLDAHE, secretary
N-w-York. April 80. l2fs uyz in-ylo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
General Notices.

- The Amazon Wigs, or G-nIerens r-ai heaa d
OF Hair being laLesI greatest Improvement 20 I
manufacture OF Wigs and Scaps and the fuo.crloer lap
py being the FIRST introduce hrt here Ic7y csPIaJ
forehead snd temples any night point II wig
king never before ai:sin-c They composed OF
;ns or gossarer They a. he head py necnan-
ic. convsnce entirely isey arc ui on 10 moment
They Immediately .dApt Themselves 70 tSe c2ua-enaHc'
and E, once become srt parcel Of the f7inS man
Copy the address, T. PHALON. CT Br1acwsy- oppo'i'o
Ia= GLOBE Hotel or uEder Jac-ou's Hose- pyt In
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RsmppGls.

DENOYAL-fadla R4Loer-H- Il DAY he's removed
II a., f tie sale Of lS6A RDobef Goods CT
Every Description lha scioas ur~ store No = Cor
l..d-.: doorr o-ou Inc Western Got.t- myi I'm
DUKNAP & BABCOCK ssve removed 70 No lis
ID ry2 3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

BOUND IN this City l7.h April. q ANAL Pocket Book
containing SNAIL sum Of monsy, sad the owner of
can obtain proving Jropety aud paying charEos by
plyius for Is as my residences In Dsrisn, Conn.
myIt So WARREN LlTrLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13

second Advent Conference o. Tuesday. May
TO- NJ 10 oc.ocx ~ 40 uasi Friday evening
% In DUCT csarsa U FVsyass sssy Walker. nsu 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
From our Extras Of Yesterday Morning
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE WAR WITH MEXICO.
CONGRESS- AprR0PREATEs
slo,o00,oo0
AND PROPOSES TO RAISE
$4,000 VOLUNTEERS.
pppnRT THAT COL THORNTON HAD RE-
REPORT THAT COL. THORNTON HAD Re
TURNED TO CAMP.
corre,pondence oil Tne New.York Tribune.

Correspondence OF The New York Tribune
BALrImoRE, May II, O'Clock, P. III.
The Southern Mail has arrived.
By Telegraphic Despatch from Washington,
learn the following
Mr.. HAnhLsoNs Bill amended has passed both
houses. In the House, By vote Of ia 10 II, the
title 1. SO amended as TO read-An Act 10 Provtde
for the Prosecution Of tie Ezsting War tetgeen
the United States and he Republic Of Mer'co.
1t authorizes the President cali for and receive
tho services Of $4,000 Volunteers and appropr.
ME TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO defray
,bc ex penses Of the War. The Bill providing for
the increase Of the rank and file of the Army and
to Augment the number Of men in each company
from forty one hundred. and increasing the term
Of service from three FIVE years, has passed both
House,.
In the Senate long debate occurred on the ques
ton Of reference Of the Presidents Message and the
accompanying documents which was concluded by
referring much as relates TO troops and supplies
to the Military Committee and the remainder TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
Twas reported nj Washington that letters had
been received ~ announcing the return Of Lieut.
Thornton 10 the emp.
U. s. TROOPS FOR The RIO GRASDE.-An ex-
press arrived on Monday from w Washington TO Col
B,nkhead, to dispatch four companies of the ed
Artillery, under his command, Immediately 10 the
Beat of War They will be taken as Yellowstone
company from Fort Trumbull, New London; one
from Fort Hamilton; Que from Governors Island ;
and one from Fort Mifln, Delaware River. We
also learn that eight other Companies OF Artillery
on tho Atlantic coast ordered Oft TO the Rio
Grsnde, making twelve Companies in MI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
wlss1seros, Msy II,h, 1876.

MILITARY Mo7EXssTx-We learn irorn the ST
Lon.s Republican OF The 5lh eitno thsf the following
eonpanies s,c officers Of he e;s Eeeas United Sta;es
Infantry, stationed ~ jefferson BErscS were under
marching oce-s IL. Texas, and wsrs % leave
possible:
Lieut. Gel. Wilson. Commanding Company K-Bs
Ms, Ase-c-onse- Company Capt A $ Nlisr, I'd
L!ert P!-nraer b. &c LreEt- Dl~orth- Company G.
Cant Backzs Is. Lieu- C. ". = Woc & Lieut. 3 D.
Csrpeas.r Company c-Cai; !, e. Lx-s;;s, Isl Llss.-
G. sEry, 3 LsE', J, TsrIs'+,
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nEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

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tSS rvysY MORNING, gUNDAY EXCEPTED,
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ki or when they prefer they csn pay In advance al
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.crcrn IL advance, and The paper In 10 case coz
xsx5 bsyopd tie TINE for which Il In paid. Buhacp-
,rsu.red 10 all exchanges wt,h County Newspeperz
nav papers received al this oaace whose terrf
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sasrsuee.
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e All IN this paper appear bob
y tse Morning and the Evening edition.
NEw-YORH WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
I, pubsbed every SATURDAY MORNING the low price OF
9! per aunum 10 aoysoce 10 copies tor SIS ~ copies
for 81.
TIE sENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
d pubisbed every WEDNESDAY and saturday mornings
fre- a. 4nDgu Two copi@s for si
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~ For Boston via Norwich ARID Worcester.
Tie s,-.n-r Cegpatra Capt Williams. viii rave South
side Of Pier No Surtn River every Hor6 Wdesy and
Frrdrz al P. n CONNECTING AIyn's
suial fuJ5Gl CaLE9 PRA71'. Jr Conductor.
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e Important TO Citizens and strangers-
Dr. CHRiSTIES Gavsoic nsg1t;rc D-pot - r-uioV-
u 20 49, Bru.owsy. between Iooo-st ard Aaeec-laDe-
THE ocly Di4c- 10 SevYork ooasa The genuine
zl.arc Rings Magnetic FEic Tie Yres; c1Te for Nheu
-.rsru .nc ali S-rvuus oarts work by Dr. A.
a Carsls Or G.vSoi,n Ia IN lreus and viii Do PUB
b. bed IN few cuys R1rso<f that Is2 Broadway 10 its
ocy PLACE AMI Beware Of C-1nv.r.sii.- nys o.
II Phrenolosists and Pnblishers--FO"Lsh
& ~ FL Is 1871 Ns---y-sL S-'E-Yorx. Eyll lEo.'
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To Ladies.-aR5 COVE confines 10 give ad-
nee aud with r-,pee. sple4ou Of T" a:-r
Cure N a. diseases VI AID chidreo Al hef rest
s,oe, 81 Ielh-st rny7 Sen
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LATER,

THE WAR BILL PASSED By THE HOUSE.
Opposed by Adams, rshest and Holmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-13
Executive Ceusured in the Senate.

EXCITING pIsCUss1oS.
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0llunIipuDs s%h. |o&uIru.
I1TaNTEnsv TWO respectable Girl s,,r,ao,,, N :,
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Ner., fr,o, r,,s,c, &;h story. u,lss,.
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bic sa1aiIy 40 ones oseo sPpSl " w esH
snd ratnd eAdTrr Can eso go< eeoiiso" .Aios .ofn
r,,.,a..a. OF. . ,.sus
w ;Oa Chambers 10 asaiss Ia w..sHs md ir.s
eo.s 20 eoe e1.ee % sais Pc Per % :. . 49,
"A ANTkn-SisaAgi,Es ey two YeI1s We1nea eas Z
w good c0of washer ard iroasr tho oSsrs - CHAMBER
naI-ac seton - 40 ssosi d,stsnes the Country.
6est OF ey Teesense Apply s rs Sowcry 10 lhu
uyl2 -
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80 - any NJ stt Srsoeesi - ~ aa
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w csh vho understands her ousieess perfectly we'll
r., y,y- hr beat of civ rssesucee Can for two
Iet W.,stry,on..t cor of Dsane q e,or myIa n
G!S : = ------. - ~
WANTHU-ny IVY ne1u.y, Usste> 80 s. .S =, !.
w uiec, siiasGoSs oce ~ 90 9ao seeete4 u'S 80 :.
AL private i.nAS-S nss. 's.e " s'Ao. 50 -
eAs 90 pam eooAnSi Nc oeios - 'ei, 49,, =, -, !.
sno aHtH F<sr "Asnes Ana iIo1ss SAa w ~
sooN 9'Ha>c "a VIC y" 10 ss'' " eA' 20 -
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THE TRIBUNE.

From our Extras IF Yesterday Morning.
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Buuroinq and Iotrls.

BOARD AT ~ CORTLAND-ST-Twoo or three
- gsutsu1n Do we'll accommodated with BOARD, and
,spar.ts apartments required Also apartment suiia
bic Tor xonelazn and hs wife. Rssrsacos required.
utyl In
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ISFORMATION WANTED.-Mr WA r wrLLs

EDUCATlON.-A Young Lacy of experiences aud
CabLly Toe teaching tho ordinary Eugsh br aneh-e,
wishes oil Assistant Teacnsr IN some rssPect
a,l- school Cay Siciaity Would have no ooec
non 10 take ehargs OF Juvenile Depart sent or
10 deyolo pouon VI tune 10 Instruction In fsn-
alone or ~ four pupils al hur fesi
education has been neyiecled Ia ther
youth. ANY respectable person Wishing m Assistant
eschsr or persUDs wsbng 10 be taught reyew ihsh
k.ugI,sh studies without b,ns subjsct 10 the ordinsry
school discs plno will mud tan syorsblu opportunity ~
a .nodurae pense. AdaIoss y. w. CiAains fos Omes
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xIANTED-At M,iyils, Mas, seyuoy-nye men or
w girls thai arc sufficiently acquainted with the art OF
weaving thai they readily ho hand TO weaving
fancy casseres on power ioomsi also twenty sck spin
nprs help In wooden card room fhs above
described help Immediately and such a. are suet
y tom perx:e viii nnd stsody ompo yms7s
90 n &. L. HARDING.
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NNyANTEU-A Teschsr ~ give lessons in French IN .
w Boarding. ), hool In Hampstead, L. hcmnst spesk
the Ian suaxa well and come veil recommended.
NATHANIEL DUNN.
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