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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

0TFhe return of Santa Anna does
not as yet. seem /" give promise Of peace,
notwithstanding the general Impression
has been tina; he favored cessation of
ho$tilities. Our government will doubt.
less prosecur,he war with all practical
vignr, andthus, in the end secure au hon
or;,l,E,. peace.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

VTSanta Anna declares he will throw
s'lccors into California, and send ont ar.
mics I" meet our forces. He further as.
serts that he will yet gather lareIs on the
hanks Of the. Sabine.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

The wings who orig nally opposed the
Mexican war, still chime in with our for.
eisn enemies against the administration
and the government. apparently many
of them would actually rejoire at the &c
feat Of our forces in Mexico. There
have been traitors in our country ever
sincethe first formation of the govern
ment, and the race appears to be not
yet wholly extinct. We do not speak of
any party as a party, but of,hose individ,
uals who are constantly striving to bring
their own country into disgrace,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

The Waffle accounts from the
scat Of war are becoming interesting.
IL Is pr Liable that The next news may
speak oil an engagement, which. at last
accounts, seemed confidently expected.
FIR The last acconnts see annther column.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

PoTAroEs--ltis said speculators from
New York and Philadelphia are buying
potatoes largely in Albany. OF course
the price is higher abroad than here.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

New YoRK.-Some of the wings are
dissatisfied with the nomination of John
Young for Governor. BIT dissatisfied or
not, Wright will heat him.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

Geo. N. Briggs and John Reed ha e
been nominated by the Wings of Mas
sactn$etts for Governor and Lieut.. CIV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

GREAT FIRE AT New ORLEASs.--A destructive
fire broke ont at 8 p. M, yesterday, in Poydras
very short time burned down the stores Of Messrs
Bragg smescr grocsrs, corner Of Commerce, and the
adjoining oaes, occupied BY Messrs Wills, Wingheid
Mcssrs Wills, wng6eld Co. being broken open, the
flames were founi bursting through the partition which
separated II from that ofMessrs Bragg Smclser Hence
IL supposed the fir, broke out the premises OF the
latter gentlemen Tht books and papers belonging to the
stores were saved Thcse Of Messrs Wills, Wingheld
Co., were taken opposite the store Of Messrs Webster
4 IIdreth. The stock Of Nessrs Bragg smclscr and
Of Wills, Wng6eld &Co, W" totally consummed They
Parrish who IL large tobacco iesler in the city having
had at least Of the we'd the premises when
the fire broke out amounting in v2ne to between $780,
00O and $2000o0 is not, we rcfe to learn, entirely
covered by insurance II H. however supposed from the
in which the tobacco belonging him was pack.
3D. all In mass box upon box and his l~ng the last
hsuee estscksd ~ the dsveung slsmen syood dsa 81
~ :: :s "a: 3 ws sss ~ 1900 !; s::
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15


civil and religious institutions Of America will be made
20 operate The influence Of this country upon the old
world would Dc Increased in their missionary sbors The
Hymn here chsunted by full and effective
choir accompanied by the organ, which had very
Rev. MAsor NOBLE, Of New York, offered the next
Resolved that the great object of the American Home
Missionary Society DO secured only BY the presence
and power of the Holy Spirit with their missionaries
He briefly explained the objects Of the society and the
consequences that would result therefrom The labors
of the savior attended with all Of trouble
and toll He raised the dead from the graveburning
fever fed before him, and hell trembled beneath him..
These the indirect blessings from the Savior. The
miracles he had performed exercised an influence in pro-
their affairs and TO work out the gospel
The resolution was adopted.
The Rev. Mr.. MIrrRo offered the following resolu-
ton
Resolved, That Home Missions the grand agency
by which the West can and must be saved
He said from the field Of his labors in Wisconsin he had
travelled to this meeting He explained the improve
mens that had taken place in this part Of the Union and
regretted that three cd6ccs had lstery been erected
there to oppose their labors The political influence Of
we're three Senators already from tho West in the SEN
ate and the great Carolina Senator right in his cal
ouaons when he said that Oregon would be soon oc-
cupied BY colonization Hc daily hundreds Of emf
grants rushing TO their Western borders and the evan
gezauon Of these was work worthy of their earnest
co-operauon Tho press had done much TO extend the
Gospel The West would have powerful influence
upon the political and moral condition of the land 1t
sparadise In this land-s glorious sun-its clme-and
The Niagara in the daily habit OF landing engrants
sometimes the amount Of three hundred who are held
under the yoke OF foreign Roman Prince They should
credit due to their Western missionaries were
eminenuy worthy Of every confidence and support and
were laying the foundation Of Christianity and the
y IA hy.a ives suag pa sssslAsass w. sssssl
: w.. m p<etiag sspass6A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
supreme Court.

present the Chief Justice Judges Beardsley and levitt
After the Court organized yesterday morning, the
Chief Justice announced that the examination Of candi
dates for both branches of the legal profession would take
place in the evening.
The following gentlemen were appointed examiners OF
those applying be admitted to the bar :Messrs. j.
Hail. Kirkland and Humfrey. The gentlemen applying
TO admitted the other branch of the profession were
alphabetically divided into classes and the following
gentlemen appointed examiners for the first class incud
ing all the letters from to -Messrs O'Conor, J. N
Plat and H. Spencer For the other class taking in all
the letters from T. the following gentlemen
appointed examiners -Messrs. Hill, Bowdoin and H. s.
Dodge.
The examination counselors took place in the cham
Board Of Assistants and Of the attorneys in the
Superior Court There about one hundred APP
plcans for admission the profession Of attorney and
from fifty sixty applicants for admission to the degree
Of counsellor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
Political Movements.

Iowa. convention was meet at the seat Of govern
men OF Iowa on Monday Of last week, to form const-
tuition There is democratic majority Of eight in the
convention
STATE or WiscoSsIS--A vote Of the people Of Wis
consn has recently been taken on the question Oh calling
convention to form State constitution. 30 far
have been received the people appear DO in favor
Of adopting the State government In Milwaukee county
the majority in favor OF the State government Is 1861
In two other counties It Is proporonably large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

MA despatchcd--As follows vif-The splsadid fast-
paailing Packet ships
SSSEEs " #lsf d s;: p III s Ct s:S
% T WI sHERiDxN a. D. Cornish, on the ssh inst
Persons about embarkls for the Old Country, will find II
to their adysntase call and sramns for esms.vss the
10 engaging elsewhere and order 70 secure good berth
they will require to make early application a.
For passage having unequaed accommodations in cabin
'ssS"S cabin and oTS hsb N p PsSs
tx nBLACK BALL OR OLD LINEo o. k h,sasI
FOOL rAGKE IN h,s n.w md
celebrated fast sailing favore packet ship s,,rsv
burthcn 100 TONS Captain d. @. Bailey VIII san POSITIVE"
on SATURDAY inc '''n o. HRU3cHE BRoTHERss CO..
myiom Fulton street. next door 70 the a..on
N FOR LONDONRsE1,lna r.s1sof e Cart III {.
Bunting, viii sail above her REGULAR oay, for
pssssee II cabin cabin and stssrsAe E .;dss
Dl.aa,d sseonmoySossGEHf; 'S @ sIsiYf ''' :
Persons wishing send for their FRENZY Gan ars e
M" he M Ish and ah Of each MONTH on reasonable
terms nv applying As sbove. NY. ~
STTATT-ENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
.r hesitation in saying the people
~ New York and the neighborng cities thst they can
II challenge the merchants Of our country lar ana neh
comPe'e w" WINDOW SHADES
Tev have the State Of New jersey about
- miles from city OF New York and every lscy
beauty worth and cheepness they will conynes he n.y. "
cedulons by their giving them call Du ~ spe, 81
Err No SO Chatham STAN T., one door from ns Im"Yr
Chambers st. ma ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

Court Calendar-This Day.
CRcurr CouRr.-Nos. 200, 4, As, 8, il6, 20, 20, 81
20 to IS.
COMMON PLEAD First part-Nos. l57, l69, l6l 1865,
l67 1885, 169 49, 1885, l43 Second pa-6e 100, $780, 270
272, Ito, ia, s, 8, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
OSOPHY OF RMS
IN THE SKIN.

MANY YOUNG PERsONs--e.peeially those Of full
81 K. or wa1 u
chin &c. .aI
SIsgy S sy ::
By Of the fatty matter which
M 9ysT, choke: The and ,1 Ts S.
the black speef This gives the lace dirty Disgusting
and the remedy Of .queenns so universally re-
dsteDson Of the Inflammation and
;E E;s
81 :;ss IL Fsss. ss
eradicate superhuous human hair 0OURAUD,s Grecisn
s 1yf s s sa s ss.
GOURAUDs Liquid Rouge designed to mpsrt to pallid
Il important h.s these article. should be
Je os
Jordan MI. street Boston and Of d %s n gene
THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, Oculis., No. % Greenwich street. New
diseases e: s gaos
public that there not amongst the numerous ;e.ses 70
whes ss s
Il. w % pass that & .
eeeded in extent or by that other Ocut
y once oars from M to O'Clock NJ after which
Spi Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
pamphlet Containing remarks on Diseases the Eye with
mode orement be had grauitousy his residence
will be forwarded making application to
him by letter post paid. myi2 lmsrc
TENNIS COURT, 1sS BOWEkY.
h.vqs ,n , and h *. $ az
thorough repairing To the Alley has been added gallery,
feet BY as for the convenience OF the specato This
with alley Of 10 feet complies order no trusts will be
sufficient the patronage Of The lovers Of that healthy
Segars and he will leave to the Judgment Of
'' II. wOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
Directly opposite Prince 81.
New York Nav T. 1916. my9 lmsm
OPPEK0 cases English ShesthinE Copper. FOR sale BY
u mvs Elk COLLINS & Co. Sc South st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

Nv ~ ""S:~ 'SSsy.S iHA4xAsf
vHiSSY n yssllsa Aas, scrnss % W.~'~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

oaLArpo EesLEsro, swornI reside in Triangle about
two miles from Clarks midway between them
and Bolts There two roads from my house to Bolts
The through Eggleston runs east Of Jecrs
and Bolts have ocn johnson 80 along th: road.
dark misty night heard wagon pass my house that
night can't tell the exact ume-it was driving
fast I got up-wsnt to the window and look ont mt,
guish person in the fore part Of It. The wagon was
going to the south, on the road to Greene.
Crosssrswinsd.-I thought 1t midnight: did
not sec but one person In the wagon, and thought
he was slttng down; did any topic the wagon,
and think should have noticed there had been any
farm Of the prisoners was one of tho toamsters who
moved Mr.. Bolt over to Triangle johnson and Mrs.
Bolt passed the teams little more than three miles
from the house whore we were going. The travelling
was bad, and the loaded teams went on walk and pas
sed round the guide board. johnson between that
and the house. about 90 rods from the latter He said
he was looking after some cattle live the Baxter
House. fastened before the day OF the abb
duction We fastened the doors and window blinds Of
Cross-eramfned-When hrst saw Mrs. Burdck, after
the attempt to carry her OF told her no one had been
there for her; think Mrs Bolt waited upon the table
the evening alter got to Triangle; did not hear her
make any complaint against Mr. Johnsoni when Johnson
know but you will hsvs 10 carry nv daushtsrII don't
recollcct the namebsck with you. for she Is home sck
she spoke pleasantly, for any thing that saw though
dick has been insane often in two weeks since
she here last fall she was insane short time ago;
continued In that state about days. and till the Friday
before she this Court she had had 1T the night
attempt made TO carry her off, and another about
Direct examination resumed--Mrs. Burdick wasnevcr
insane till her abduction.
and there in September last the Monday 1.-THE at
tempt to carry Mrs. Burdick or picked up the things
that lay around her and "a the ' Wa,
sAss - ssssxy, ssw nsgY o ~ ~. yhlsA
"a ! Ssss9 xs - 80 3 n 49,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

xN0ON - The PROPRIETOR Of Steamboats, wishing
SMAx@ Bells hung, would do well to pay avsit or
board the Steamboats, niagara, Iron Witch
iron boat John Stevens Wooster Traveller kc
and examine H. Homers improved style Of Bell Hanging
put up strong and warranted for one year by H. r.
q 10 Ann street. mrzs I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

A>64 - from the foot Of Courtlandt street.
- Passengers taking this Boat will arrive n
Bao and north TO Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain. - n 49,, a.. e..
Couardt street. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt. WIN. II. Peck, win
leave the Pier Couandt Monday, Wednes
day and Friday evenings, at O'Clock.
For Passage Freight apply board or at the Once ON
Freight must be put charge Of the Freight Agent the
Company will not be responsible for loss a2o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13
Correspondence eftbe ,lmtri.an.
MAsn1NGrnN. Anil

hhof some PA minary discussion rralivc 10 printing
dleuu,.n'e, onv,9. ST Nj tAttiOt \, The Senni.
pcredsd 10 The SPECIAL ufdrf oi The day. aud the Ore
pon dehse resumed
AR McDtf flE said Tia, before be entered into the
qutsliun u notice IA al us yaruus afms. lie should do.
what under dliit rent circumstances hn usuld have
done, and that sas Ia discuss fully the respective titles
81 Ae United Sisips and Dfrai Bnan 10 the disputed
iefuofy. and IN doing liz would tnd.ayof 10 state
What hs JudA nrtf The ruth, The Whole ruth
aud ohirg aut the ruth"
Ssnaors hsve discussed aut tile to prave It valid un
10 53o ~ and assert hat Is n proper 10 discuss
n Naa ~ reference to the rraitssed uuaunIiy oi pun
tic nliuinn IN favor Of our lillp Ia The Whulr be Nuud
Say thai III So FUNDED mon those echrs
lie coneurtd "a the up # the S"natur irn Aassa
chnsetis. W. w hsterl tlbt public opinion IN both
countries VAS leading 10 u settlement upon the ue NJ
40, and ilfre shy difficulty in tie way OF a set
,enoni upon The line Vt i.lo II would ase here and mol
On the ober SIDE In discussing THIS question he shuuld
sadeasor 10 prove noi only HAT 40 the line upon
which this cunimycny must be settled but that i, h lht
proper boundary oil the respective claims o the two
ufs;
Mr.. MID Then went on 10 shae that even if spun
was IN possession of all The rights she ever possrssed
the territory, Ler e would be rfunuuuced fnyolou.
by every enlightened nalon upen earth, and that IN The
regulation "a ISIS neither Great Butaln nor The I'm.
ted Slaies gave one moments thought 10 the claim nj
spain " bad an iliie bdt By the discovery Of Capt
Ofay. and lluugl Thea is ou clear and utquesuaabr
u IS gnud enough 10 II thl 6r.
aer going through the review Of the tile, Mr. Ne
ID said the real question is, "NHl We settle at
1ya. or viii 60 IN warl" and that IS the question
thai should be presented Ia The Senate l. there mem
her OF s body that suposes of mUmtnt that Grcal
Bfilain VIII consent Ia sftlltmtnt north 81 ~ Not
chr. The question then Is question OF peace or ar
and as such ought Ii he considered HE eosl 81 .
war would be least 100000 coo pr auhnm. anl, in
the face Of heaven he declared he would moi give one.
tenth part Of thai sum for the whole itfnory. II,
'onsh the gpates cruelty thai could be 4 elel upot
respectable cr2sn would be Ia compel him to tesd,
'htir' lie lhea read a description 81 the territory t,
shaw is limited value
Mr.. Med. said that the honaf u tho country was no
involved IN THIS qaesua If Nj Palh should thiak pro
per- o>nufow, make the identical ,lsf ade by MIR
Gallatn IN 1896 there would he dlshonor ia it -
sni It NIGH he question whelhtr the honor Of Giea
Britain would mol become involved init by our hudinn
"nl IN an attempt Ia extoft trUu her mote lhsn 81
,.'--- 'rssfn Of notice. Mr. Ned said be should
gn lur II IN that form which wonld best exprss the a.
f'ni'n oi tie Senate IN isvnf Of campf tn.se
MI bEftIE made hriei reply 10 that part Of T.,
alsd. ~ t'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13
From Tie Boston Erening TJaascyin,

BREACH OF fRoMisE 81 MARMAGE.-Our Eaplisn
mes contain reports OF a most remarkable mai which
oek place hemfe the Court al Qacen's Bench, dnrpo
Tue month ot February Miss Mary Elizabeth smith
rs lie f1rl Of forcrs. The lady MAS respectable Tar
merS daughter; The gentleman nubeman II the Liubs
esi connexions, " HON the lady had seen but with whom
sue had ~ personal acquaintance, although endrayornu
to ofn herself 10 his notice by series If unsuccessful
SIalageins The trial was the extraordinary one
ul the hlnd ever recorded. The girl had manaueJ IN
deceive hei parents Ino making preparations Tor her mar
Rage with the Earl, and this through a lung confined
correspondence showing letters wriirn by HIM DURING
period at lhiee or four years These letters as rnb,
l'sird were Well calculated 10 msltad and siranoe Ia
say tieY were "nten not by the Earl but hy the pr
"eI'e 10 The hope Of oXIorting monty through an an.
p1rtht case al breach Of prumls, Tine defence o ibe
Ian Cd efers was that he had never spnkcn IL Ihp
young lady IN hs life and thai the letters verr ,ne is
sue u fabrication aud forgery ifm beginning to end
Such fact seems To sutpass anYt4in. AMONGST the ms
sioiues "i human iie-that gtl OF % should make
Sueh cialtn upon young uo1leuan and carry II auI
ID manner to puzzle the must skiltu and cxperlencsd
lial9 81 hand writing, seemed indeed ncfflb IL; and
maj she should make such extraordinary effort to cx
"fs m9hey by means ui conspiracy aud lrJery initlt
n2 h1i Signature merely, uut Urging uaes nl rsnrr
mo with false seHmtnls-and all this besides i, ,or
W' even could she have established her case Ia ose
me sahey OF her name and character by having Them
msaThl thus publicly belo:e court OF justice
ha lady had pretended thai various costly pressnts
"aa Teen sthl h,f by Tie Ear, tor which the bills had
afterwards been sent INTO him. These she he'd ordered
+ h'tseh though Il was found difficult to pruveu The
ma Ind proceeded af Two days sud seemed To be on
'''!ea I'D ne deepest mystty, when the Attorney Go
tai fiV5uet !uut ieifeis Inch were proved T., be- r
-eti's upon Tie Eafl, and when being unpx9fcedlv
SHOWN lad come with equal surprise upon the Atturrey
t1i4 Inc cause iJf The plaintiff as well as upnn tho
ls"hy 81 ae 10y herself Al this mysterious part r
We ,"se We Solicitor General came forward and absery
90 MAJ Nhng into consideration The extraordinary Go,
AtiaA if7f lIif irtif tu brpa h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

Importance q hsecis 10 Commerce.-Ihe impor-
lance OF insects 10 commerce scarcely ever treated Of
al The present rate, Great Britain does no, pay less Than
million of dollars annually for the dried earcasses Of
tiny lnsect-the Cochinea Gum Shellac, another in
sect product rom India, Is Of scarcely less pecunary
value. A million and half of human beinas derive
'helr sole support from the culture aud manua sure of
silk, and the silk alone creates an annual eircnla
llng medldm oibetweon one hundred and fifty and two
hundred millions OF dollars lIali million OF dollars is
annually spent in Easan alone for foreign honey;
900 hundred weight of WAY * iusn,-,.#' at. H.
Js@,. rHtn 'tii5re are lie gall nuts of com
meTce used for dyelng, and in the manufacture Of ink
&e. The Canlharides, or Spanish fly is an mpoi,
'ant insect TO HE medical practitioner. Laying aside
the purposes insects perform IN hp schemes ofnalp
they are economically not the insignificant and nnmpor4
iant creatures which the unaiocd mind is but too apt
10 regard them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13
Ete3l(3.

ne Alexandria Gazette OF Saturday says that The ac.
counts lfon The Potomac Fisheries are very favorable
- Is thought the demand throughout The season will f.,
equal The supply and prices are Likely to be eo,d-
0.@u were selling at Alexandria on Saturday NJ ~ IA
" per Handled, and Herring at 81 rs Der rnon.
a painter IN New York came TO his de,h y, r,o.l,,.
as' oy drinking mixture Of cnrpslve e,hIir,a,a 10
,uh' IN mistake. / he demiiahr coniainina Tho
was Iape'ed poison tat the caution was not oh
el''' ny me unfortunate man. and he fell victim I,
his unnatural thirst tor liquor. ~ '''''"' "
itcRt'mg Cdih!rca-rhe New York Herald recon-.
,'s '' Paf.alS Pn label containing their name and
esNeure 10 the clothes Of their llte children SO that
w" Icy happen to stray away they may be readily
ih'"ed 10 lheIr anxious relations This is an excei
'oa' suggestion tly lost children per diem. on an
average, are SAID to be found by the New York police
iaen. IN i''''e>
- NAV AL-Ihe L. =. steam fripate Mississcn; left
PENSACOLA Tor Vera Cruz on the 9th ult She carries
dispatches 'or MIR. Sllie said to be Of an mporant
character. ~ y -" ''"i''' 'a'.
l ne Boston Post says:
AZ, Ao"eill picture OF the End Of the World il IL
~ was destroyed on board of the PhlIadelpbi, an5
Doc 0n Jacket WIN. Pitt The picrur, was y,InaJ -
ABOUT 5000 Insured at the N,,r,h 49,
Once phadelphlao ''0''" american
me W Titan Pin was discovered IN be On II
coast OF Massachusetts. aud was nm u, ,'is
''e "''n view OF seultliug her
io@o''d'-A family were RECENTLY poisoned =, D..