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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

SOUTH CAEoLISA-Thc Legislature OF this State
adjourned the 18th inst Among its the
abolition o! the Geological Survey Of the state The
law to secure 10 married women their rights Of personal
property was defeated also the proposition 10
give the election Presidential Electors 10 the People
The system Of Lottery Gantl;ns Charleston has been
abolished The Resolutions on the subject OF Slavery
passed by the Legislature OF New Hampshire ccas;oned
an exciting debate in the Senssc IN which the usual
amount OF chivairy was exhibited. The wounded
dignity OF the State was finally healed By unanimous
vote 10 return the resolutions the Executive OF New
Hsmpsh!re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
rop ogRTsTMAs AND NEW YEAR

DRESENTS.-GEoRir. VIRTUE has just received
L from London PER ships s. James, Westminster and
Gladiator splendid ysr!-ty OF elegant illustrated WORKS
and Books OF Engraving rich and other bind
nrs also an assortment OF Pocket Bibles IN velvet su.
perbly mounted, and in the most Handsomely hnishea
styles together with many valuable works admirably
sped for preservation al this season OF the year. ~n'cn
are offered on the mos. reasonable terms.
in.peciion ia respectfully solicited. 70 JohDst. New
Ynrk diS it,i9thlqth22dA 2ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

v;,A,, ward Pieueer Henry Clay Club =
Ss Of Ia Csnb (sefas the rs at vas oIssn-
led IL tie Uuioa viii gre gr.na Ban en-. 4 nm s5
- :. - Fss-,-y 1877. They have C.1e srraage-
mani. win Sushed .cists who ste already
,rs,tnS ,hs decorations I1i.ss!a icI Is e'esz.aI' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

COLONEL BxNroy.-I gave so little credeHes to
the yurror las, week OF project TO create Dictator
military and civil, Tor Mexico N tas person q eoons
Hen,on ths, did not even notice it, IN ,J correspond
ence. But am overwhelmed with surprise al ending
that the project is not only seriously entertained eG,
tina, nsny members 0. Congress have been consulted
in regard to it. and have concursd in IL Even some OF
the Whg Senators are in ayos OF II Inc course VII
Be create the cicc OF Lieutenant General by law and
tbsU it s designed nominate Mr. Benton 10 n. H. sno
If GO be will be confirmed This person WI! Dc p'cny
as ambassador and cener aiissimo Hs will conduct the
war Re pesses and negotiate treaty oi peace or no
as to him may seem e. Coz Jour. Com,
Posi- OFFICE CAANGE.-Caancey Stone, Post
master 4, orhan Centre in Ontario Co has resigned
and the Office has been discontinued. All mail matter
Tor ta, neiehboThood should be directed Reeds Cor
ners.
II The w ashington Fountain says 1t Is con-
hdenuy stated by those who see, 10 know whist so
ms on behind the curtain, that Siss Wright will GER
any succeed Mr. Buchaasa u Secretary Of Stats, and
that ii an essiy day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAY

J W ALL, w UhNNDsSI
is NOW READY TO furnish 10 his old customers, the
former patrons OF this house and others, an extensive
assortment Of carefully made CAKES II every variety in
c!uiin: pIum pound almond, citron, sponge Washing
ton lady fingers M: drops. New Year cakes mac
caroons, SC ,,t
j. W viii execute any order forwarded through the City
Express Post, with tho attention as II gwen IN per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Tozrsend is aulos, daily receiving orders from ply
,ieisrs Ia different psr4 Of The Union-
rs il to certify That the 1ndefssred Physician d
he city OF Albany have in Numerous cases prescribed DR.
ToSnsend. s,rsapsrs, snt believe il TO BE- Of the
NOS, ranaoie OF the sar.apss 10 the market
Il p PgIiag 81 D. J. Wilson II. D. z. B. Briggs H.
D. ?. z Eimeacof, ii. D.
A!bacy, April 1915
The following Is from one Of Tie respectable phys
clans OF Long Island GaEESfoar, July 10 !>s'-
d. Towy5Eap-De1r SIR: I, IS with sstisfac;;oa u A.
say 20 you thai hare recsnty Witnessed IN 'ey1fs
me mos. hcneiciaI resu.ts from yor Extract Of Sap.
rl. Being gagged Ia the Pfacues OF nsrotclssi e,
prescribed L n several oa.e sn1 s7ef %iaoe .ts;e
Ia lie .uo.s! Of ciseases arIs1g from 49,,
nj rs dI-e.tige sryar5. jagnccs, dc u !H - Va,
ming Of re k.n1 ever before ooss-p " '
VII pee e.e 5st.a Ely yoars PaEsroS; ~
Principal os,-e I.s Fal,2a-it ga y, rvot is
- s.ccaG-s, Phi.1eipsia; ne err o'Es q.
,.oI.a T,Sa q ca Richmond r u Cgsea tnasrsnn
!. CO 81 Char,rr.s !t, S'1i
80 p alSany r 9.n Buskifk ~ Eroa cor . 1trt,
- g,s.ts u j. AID ~ Ps:aciP.i traggiss generally
>. r he .ited States, " es indies and the lnadas
& rcr,ice un!ess pzI Up 10 Inc large square bottles
- eSsaic quart, and signed with Inc written sigma
,sTs .. g. P TOWNSEND, ard his Lame blown on d:
yt,ss dA jgsTuTsks
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GEoRGE ARCULARIUS' SON


No ~ LOrt4GHu-bL
yXJOULp RESPECTFULLY Inform his patrons, and the
W public generally that he has made extensive prepare
lions for the hclidays and has now on hand Plsn Pound
Currnn Almond and Plum Cake; also, Scotch Cake, New
Year Cake Cocoa Nut Drops, Macsroons, and a.! me
different varieties of cake and pastries li1De Tor me sea-
SON which he offers cheap any IN The market Ses
ornaented and Pastries supplied short notice. do I'm
Mrs. f. HUYT respectfully Informs the public that
lflber Pie Cake and Bread Bakery IS s 10 be oand
No $40 rand.s where she keeps on fana Lesn
Mince Pumpkin Plum Apple. Cranbsrry, Peach, Cnsthrds
Jumhles Eruit Cake Home. Pound, Drop, Pound BONES
tic sponge M,ccaroni, Cocoanut Balls Kisses, Lazy
Finrers Siiron and Almond. Also Wedding Care made
10 order The public respectfully invited 10 call and
- Sai;5 40. DIS III
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- I,iar,. Cn,nnnunh -.yrnp Of Hytrlodsle 9

rT- RJ,r,. COMPOUND Syrnp Of HytrlCdate Of
Pctz.ss ssfsa2sSil!a ant yellow pocs THIS medicinal
remedy published cf tie sole oenshi o. ih2se sheriog
Of IN nss- snkstar-es aca- heu erpPo1s Of he skin,
and diseases arising FROM an impure .is,e Of me blood &c
= c7 -, ~ NO., s,rnart OF The Faculty j has received
bes unanimous reeonea 4sos and Ie e nae pro
h .beran-3 Diseases IL Is prepared from Inc Purest
articles and Is ,varrs1ed 10 give satisfaction Il Lhins
,priss ,,s ans re Circulation sisys rrit.,ioc and
leaves psr; OF .hc animal economy perfect este
q health r, 1T, -, -.
TIE graf AID increasing denisa ior an sic.e Of ins
lie hst Nj NAV have Inc eesea OF II acd kno. thai there
i ret.dy for these uo.i distressing paino l: IS
IN fu confidence, acd needs bat trai 70
ccnvirce The mos, ncfeiuos OF II sr25isin propert:cs
Ptepz.e; ana sold BY CHARLES Il RING, DrIsci=t
A'sF'-e - Iss Broadway, cor Jona-.L
NE So z--a 10 observe :he v--rien Signature Ct { a
srie go ~. rork of each tci.le- ti3 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
The Inv Monopoly.

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
have Just learned from individual who was
member OF the Convention thst formed the New Con
suon that he OF tbs opinion ,ha, persons would
under the New Constitution. be admitted attorneys
and counscors at law without regard 10 the tiae Of
study. Now the individual referred 10 is an eminent
lawyer in this section, prominent member OF the
Convention. and one who voted understRndncly upon
the matter Now would ask il II be not an utter per
version o. Justice absolute disregard Of the will oil the
people require years study Indispensable
requisite to admission. II that be not Law Monopoly
should like TO knew what is II such is 10 be the con
slructon put upon that clause OF the Constitution. viii
il be well to amendment 20 that instrument
so that the people may their wish fully executed
The decision III regard to this subject look up
on antagonstic 10 the desire OF the people and the
understanding oil the Convention. Yes uOtw!,hstaEG
nc the voice OF the people loudly oppressed lis zones
are iisrccRrdcd aud that unjust and absurd system
which il Numbered strcnuousy against, Is stall 10 be
pcrpctuGted! But the people have sui the power te
act Let them call for an amendment and remedy The
matter Let them show 10 the disreCrders OF The pub
lie will ha, their wishes must b. sUoscrvcd and that
their cry is still for JUSTICE
Nonsense The Constitution Will do as 1t
is. Just let the People take care that the
Judges they elect shall be in favor Of giving full
force aud effect 70 the tstept oi the Constitutional
provision IN question, by admitting all persons 10
practice in the Courts who are sent there by clients
and are not known to be Incompetent That
covers the whole ground Ed Irl5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

ly DR.. BenniuG's Hodt br1ee.-so; ne relief % o.
80 80 iSx, -inc!ufnc dy-p-P.s ccnsupa
l,a piir, Dropping sod distortion 20 common o ehiIsn
e., .s.s..s ar Ire correct and cons.ssinrg shoulder
Ora VIII Mons Of e ptneos. !f69;Fee. t1ss a.
- - 80 ev Hfs1s i-XiblT tie whole tnief-l
5ie " orcsas PsraPas:s snd BOOK : coE7 II Sense
liviss information, ca Be- pee = LIZ 81 N .
A "A IN at.aaia1-- &c BIZ - = H. -'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

PoL.cx.-Taumas Henry, late convict in The
Sta,e Prison. pardoaed b. Gov Wight robbed Ianes
oodr1F lss, night II the Bowery Thestre OF check
on the FUTON bank Tor Sii7 40 and sl2 in cash Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

CAkES FOR THE HOLIDafs.-Ihn sgpscI '
I Der woaid respectfully inform d. tents, s;n Jose
waning cakes for the coming holidays Gst II Is no"
tssf 10 reiye he orders Of bis numerous ieHs ana
wishes particularly 10 invite ne aiLesgn OF me "a -
- 60 49, ,ost bi. ornamental wcrEma0 Is the best sst
in hi. ns h, tie city Ornamental and fancy cakes rom
two pounds 10 any SIZE ortereft
sis,t between Fulton end Vessy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24


III J. GROWER presents .be compliments Of the season
his friends aud the public generally, begging them
not forget where elegant assortment OF suitable Pre-
may be selected very reasonable prcesesS than
the auction prices Please call and the
mon; of Bibles and Prayers, Velvet Turkey and Gait
Also the Annals the Poets, Miscellaneous, Juvenile,
and Toy Books.
Rich Urment of Fancy Articles
Writing Desks. Work Boxes Card Receivers Gard Cases,
Gold Pens and Pencils.
Amusing and interesting Games, etc etc.
hll hiS RrOadwAv. corner Of Rleeckrf.tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

T OF. OF TOYS Tor Girl. and B9ys.-in ADDITION 70
our STOCK VI Hardware, FIsc.us Take anc alicy
Cod. oo1st,ng OF Pocket Peasnfe and Table Cutlery
Ssscrs Razo,s Tea r5ys gold and silver Penc-c1se'
yyi,h balance. scritors Dressngc4srs, Cafase, DO
,i1ae. B.rkgsrn boards FishiRg,rots and Reefs
canes boys sles &c have recriTec large sssoLt'
TOYS OF every descr po sui-.bs. for presents Tor
the Holidays. TO ,rEicn invite LIE sAsrton o! ou'
fr-rds, cr.iotrers, aad The public Sensfa!y-- 20
'i'e--7' JOHN J. BROWN co.
80 i3l EDItCr near SaasaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

H|TM. a. TY.ON, Pubic Caterer, 100 Su!Iiyan''t
w near Houston would most respectfully inform nj: pat
rons and other ladies' and gentlemen Of the city oil ew'
YORK and It's vicinity TINT he continues 10 furnish we'd
dngs dinner and evening parties win silver FORKS spoons
ladies' trays baskets glass French GIT CHINA oseHe'
mango boned ufI eys game oysters COOKS ana "aiets
a, short uot!ce Orders LEFT r: WN. HESNEiS, corner
B.eaGwey aao ~ i1 ,,si.,, delivered d8a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

ADIEs' sATI5FHCIiUE.-slD,9 AD,y.i y q,
- amrrs has caused many sposs apo1 the comm.
nfsy BIZ assuming aer name has arrived Ia New.forG and
aEen her PRIV ale dwelling house II "a 3rsncst the "a
baase es., fro Bovery where though her universally
ckno edged wonder. talents tbe will Inform her yif
Ts ~ thei.eaGing transactions Of the past e pfsesn
and future, !. tney nsfred NOT and roeo sna
husband wife they viii ger. Censn.on %, ~,
snY TIME during he dag eygnias Zee % TO- = -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends SaEsaparila Is sovereign ana speedy
cure for inclpert consumption, barennrss lrucoHhna
or whites cbsructed or difficult nleasrua'ioD, nconin
ence Of urine or involuntary discharge thereof and Tor
the general prosra,on Of the sys-no matter whether
the result Of Inherent causes or protuced by irrrgu
larlIy Illness or accident
Nothing can be more surprising ihsu lis nyigeratlDg c
bets upon The human frnme Persons all weakness ard
..Id before taxing H. a, once become robust ADD full
energy under influence llmmrda;-y counsfacls IN.
nerve.ssness Of he female frame, which Is the Sc
OF barTe1uess.
lure 10 exhibit cerhcses o performed but we can
assure III. afflicted that hundreds OF have been re-
pored To u.s. Several cases, WHERE families have been
s,houl children after using few bottles OF his 10 'as
Die medicine have been blessed with healthy ofsptIHg
Da To,yxsEsD My vii. being greatly distressed 6y
weakness. end generally debility and sdhrrps contin9hy
by pain and sen.sI0n o! hearing down. falling OF me
womb and with other difficulties and ha'in2 Known csscs
yyhers vour medicine has effected great cures ana afo
hearing recommended for 'uch ca--. 40
Obtained boule of Extract Of SsfsaPsfiIs sad too"e
IN, tiectou, YOU gave In short pefod II removed
her complaints nnd restored ner ~ bes bens gIftu!
Tor the dement's she rece!yed ia.e pleasure ~ mus &C
sr,;led ,iog H. snf recommending II 20 the pubic
n D. MOORE. COS. of Grand aaf LydiGs So.
Albany. Aug IL, Istl.
Nm Tow.sEsD-TO ali whom III, may cOrcrrn. rhls
. 70 certify that my wife used cou!e your Ss:saps
ma oreyious 70 Eer confinement under ihe most alarming
nd delicate circumstances J-.gg troubled with Tie drop
. -yvey Of Inc feet affections, aud very much
-b,etef- with my and the feeo1ue nGstnn
NJ taO,s who had used T. she n1Gcrd - iry ~ WIN
happy end desired edec only the houri Of eoane
ert tu, aft ae aspiration Of week OF Ns us,, M
droOsy and nervous affection gaze wsy 70 an s.tonsb-
degree and her health u now better lam y Hah pSen cf
long time previous - -.
doubts Inc .aecess II the medicine you are enfe!y vel
come 10 l. subscribe myself your most oord!ent an
obiired servant. ss. JAMESON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
a RARE CHANCE.

GENTS wanted TO undertake the sale OF new ans
AseGl patented article, that be sold to evcryfsn.iy
in tho Union To OF responsibility and business has-
It's q guaranty OF $50 per snnum viii be given Apply
10 {. ALDEN, No. III rulsonN New,iors
All letters must he pcst paid. 10 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE 81 $50 RtBER has received from tho River Ana
Il South America. the following cutIosllies which
very suitable for presents especially 10 send abroad,
and when ne VIII dispose ui ~ reasonable rates
one superb Feather Drgss, such "a swcrn h tho
head chief Of tribe, value. complete with sceptr- and
standard. S.un.
One large Hammock with valance, ornamen,ed with
feathers. price SO
Eight blow Guns with poisoned arrows, - each.
-Four Bows and Game Arrows. - each
One q SPLENDID Feather t.oSer. from Il 80 TO
s. per sprjE
hl.o. several Lances, Jsyalin- Hammocs-, rPes, &c.
dls 2r JAMES uOGG, No. 90 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
DO!TOITETs FOE NEW YEAR DAY.-lAe

D,bscber would specially request such o. MS friends
and pat-or 20 may Bouquets FOR New ear DAY 20
..nd IN their orders earl possible as ters very
m probability o. his being able 10 fun! aay ofdsf7 sent
.t-r he 18th ins Orders sent through the Dispatch fosi
~ he A. faithfully attended though they were given
IN orrsoa bui fo the convenience Of ladies' and gentle
men who MAJ wish 70 give he orders personally and
,-5o ma nol have an earlier opportunity DO, he viii
rer,s1 AZ the store % Chr.tmss Day until O'Clock NJ
He will provided win an assortment OF Moss nes
sts and Vases which he would particularly Recommend
tn las LADY, paiGons being very beautiful. snd assfu
sTs-l,r Scotsman No. 552 Srosdw,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

AIRS ATWOOD, Teacher Of naslr Is ss,. S.r.Is
lfAcipa Of the mnsicsl department. 10 ~, ,r,.t wbeYs
.ie VII Eve instruction on tho psro, sufZ'' at'-
ing or TIE most able ,eftrt ,.sde snoyu on
,ancs ss, O rss. psyaGr h in ia. ~
A lrE. pupils r2n hagr pg im-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

CoUar OF CoMMoS PLEAs-Before Judge lngrsham =
Jacob p Ban,ing IS. Aqsoa q Philips. Ir-Mr. Phelps
contracted with Mr. Charles 3. White that the latter
should erect house Tor Mr. P corner Of Union.plsce
and Fifteenth - to- S0e00 and extras Mr. w sub
contracted with Aid. Bunting TOR the mason work al
~ a5 and extras AID B. brings ACTION TO recover OF
Me Phelps TOR extras alleging they by his orders
The defence is that Mr. p ia liable 70 Nr White Tor the
extras Verdict tor dctsndant-For plaintiff Mr.. Leve-
ridge fur defendant Messrs Titus and Hilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
General Notices :
-EEP THE BALLS A ROLLING
L.

TT Ii has become generally known the! Bowling
ia ve:y necessary aaG healihul eIsrc!=e II can be
had g, reasorabe rates the Teen and TremoH Braneh
Bowling saloons Nos 81 snd SO East Broadway extend
nr To II Division and Al Grand SIS. CONTINUING Of hs
best Alleys il the Ciiy. from 10 o'clock A NJ 10 2 NJ
except pubic days a, the following very low prices VIZ
20 t1li - eo IN Tue even g->v W
mos -. ID DOLL week. ~ fer each person
mos -. 10 O0ll string 49, -
Each Alley per hour . cents
R. p.rtner Is wanted take charge Of one OF The
above estsbiisheut which doing the best business OF
any Bowling Saloons IN the citY
10 issue Pee,al ilri.pc hy The use OF the seven inst
letters OF the slphabcL l. VIII be on small caro- 80 z y
D.. csrri.-i ia ~ YES; rocket wallet Il II! he ready
BY Christmas - leo, or cents each and VII &c
given gratis 10 all his pet!1as Isi dillon Nco copies
CoryriEkt secured IL >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

W h L osss ela. se ssd sS
Aecrs AID " a-sd 10 .hs.r store, no u Joe.si
s sy, se1 70 lie q ws.l sSs:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

HOLTDAY GIFTs.-usefrl articles e; low prices
f1rosepcod and lrshogsuy wriing-deszs, "o'keoxes
ard dres.tnycEses portfolios with locks gold ard s!GVef
oencI crse. gold PEGS pocket wiring compsnou- cara
Eases textbook nsedebook. aSsie no.
sr,-, ssoks Igf7 &c kc &c FRANCIS * LOuTREL,
-, 9y~ S,at!oners. ~ Haidsn-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
BOUQUETS

E5- az Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers mad. in style please lhs fas;idIous
10 "a hst few hours notice. OF JAMES HOGG,
NIL SIN Scotsman, So. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

NSTALS.-AancEl. Eaf boss OF eysty q sctip -ly'i
AfuT he HoIydag-, cz7 be bought y ne ~ ~. 80.
- .r lo7v they ceft,iny e sHazc you acc az!i;y ci
,~h y End - i, znoet tdfe ~ Please you a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

w y, ROSE, Silyer.uiih and jerelier, snf lnaou-
w fsctrrrr Of gold and slrer mounted Canes also
rlaia AND .ancr Turner The subscriber rss on anSd
bean1I es.orent of euId mounted C.ne, sritao.e iof
Srve.- presents xho.esse ard retail et 20 - Caas-
her s..!T=. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24

- EDWARDS LESTER, American Consul a Ge-
. r.a requests all his frcr:s and correspondents 10
s,,ard the.r communicative 70 h ttEough Estncen
E.oresr wa.-s. DreGS or hey VII aot rs FOR.
wa.14i ~
rYFRTI~PARST- FOR lie Newspapers Uf eli Ito
n 1Lcs and principal towns In LIE CoGalfY are daily re-
rs1..t e, lie Gee OF V z PALMER ihs Agent Ia lie
Tha.s Buildings where lie papers can Dc seen &C Dc
/ OFT II --
+ ar al. fr-.rr verd tg SHERMAN k NORRIS,
| al coz. sresd sat 5esTs'.
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,rn- n.uninc,. ned, Braee.-FO: he relief Q,

NIB s.a 10 observe :he vs--risn Signature ct { d
krie or ne cox Of each bc.:ie- ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-24
iacar1ina and Gotfls.
NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAADERs,

ROARDISG-Af few single gentlemen, or gentlsmea
ID with thelr wives may obtain very pleasant furnished
rooms with board al No. 2t5 Winm.st few doors rom
p,,rL.t dls 2w-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-10
Foreign EteEaas.

.3rriual Of Sic Million Dollars -
On the cath, good deal of excitement
was produced near the Bank Of Eng
land by the arrival of two large wag-
ons containing large freight of specie
just brought to England by her Males
TVS ship America, Captain the Hon.
John Gordon, amounting TO six mil
lion dollars, collected from the differ
ent ports in South America.
The Birmingham festival was held
on the Esd ult,, and continued three
days. Memberships new oratorio of
"Elijah" was performed for the first
time with the most triumphant sue
cess.
Funeral of Sir John WethereH-
AT eleven o'clock on Tuesday fore
noon, the remains Of Sir Charles
Wetherel were inferred in the church
of the Inner Temple, in the vault APP
propriated to the interment of Bench
ers, of which society Sir Charles was
the senior member. The inscription
on the coffin plate was as follows:
"Sir Charles Wetherell, Knight, died
August II; ls46: aged TO-
M. Mauguin, well known person
age in France, has undertaken to pro-
coed to the u. States, TO sustain the
pretensions Of the family Of the late
Stephen Girard 10 some part OF the
vast fortune which he so generously
bestowed upon his adopted country, TO
the exclusion Of his own relatives.
The enormous quantity of 5000 lbs.
Of tobacco has been seized by coast
guard officer, near Boston, in Lincoln
shire, which is supposed to have arriv-
cd from Holland.
DEATH ofDr. Luscomb.-Accounts
were received in Paris or Sunday OF
the Right Rev. Bishop Lascomb, for
mauy years chaplain of the British
EN- bassy in Paris. He died suddenly
at Lausana, on the esd ult. of disease
Of the heart. The death Of the vencr-
able prelate creates vacancy in the
chaplaincy of the embassy, which is in
the gift of the Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs.