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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE By \ FEMALE SLAvE.-The
Baltimore Sun of yesterday gives tie following account
Of !rs5rc:asl a,emp, q, suicide BY oae Of tsose
Co;en;ec st happy" cha;;es personal they keep down
Sou;h. Has he Sun 10 word ot -eeuke !og vcAa whip
pers
Yesterday evening. sAou; seven o'clock, coo-et VIC
man IAN down C4.rGe2-s ;he basin 4; L:sss; Wa2!
a-d crossing OF The vessels lying tee-r, sqca1s over
board Measures we.e Immediately taken ier AeT -sscas
BY pe-ous around. which proved Successful. IL sPie OF tie
most determined resistance however, On her Y- pom
being taken upon the deck OF The vessel she begged the
eysAa6e-s i: Der drown herself, stating thai she worId
De ceai tsaa back again &c eeat IS see had
Sei L VAS understood irptn some Of Tie erowc max
she had jumped he window Of the place n Which
her had confined her ana Immediately took TIE
nearest route throw herself the water. short
ter she rescued she LETT the boat and pCrSed
way along the wharf PTats: and down thai
making. tgrtas she IN view. several Ell
forts set enoasl the platform 10 throw herself
ous she fooled u ese attempts By ne c-owd
wl.ca followed her
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Court Cnlendnr.-Tn,. DAY.

n Our Brooklyn papers do not contain any
news OF much Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-01

The Art OF Weaving. BY Hand and Power; with an
Introductory Account OF is Rise and Progress ia Ancient
and Modern Times: For the Use OF Manufacturers ant
others: BY CLINTON c. GLLsoT, Practical Weaver ast
Manufactured, lsi5. SeT-Yoik, G. D. BALDWIN. IS
Sqruce-st-
A Practical Treatise Weaving ~ Hand aat Power
Looms. Infested Textbook ;or Manufacturers y
Hand Aat Power Looms sc. &c. BY GEc. WHITE. !eio.
Glasgow; JOAN Nven. London Whitaker * CO. New
Yo.k: y. Appl=ton s. Co.
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s)iSi0ti0c Scf0mtmaOuna.

NHe OlrcNlcn wrcbe Sblautb's ltnperCals
9HEn; itken astraucbt batCil, ritnt sur Slatts
rlttt, raB pcn lCBt al rlcIc wirtiame II. nrbl,
tbdtiae OlGri5rn jcbcr5ct 81 haten 1T, in SIC.
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III Dtrr Scrn tc MlcIcbirr serb, lei ). .9tcn.
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Schn Setbtcl; IN QSomcIsrorf tei 9. Soft,
Sertroucr III Norametaun an Selnrleb
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intb gu motbrn. .Sdonocrs mirffAm lit fe
tci Wluttnmcb, SrrG6mcr;ch 6cr;flrrfsn,
Manacl an G6Iult. rper wcnn Der NOlaacn
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fam tei @5CitcnitctbCn uub 9lhfcnGchmcrstrL
unc aucb lei l'ncrtnun9cn in ecr mrnatlithem
Neniauna. SIR rrn tIoucn 6ufcn cer Sins
rrr 1T ile irhr su cmpfcbcn, ba Ie prnieltcn
tinncn turSer 3tit curlrt.
Srieoridb 5blaud.
Qpril %. tN.
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@in5cimilQ)c 0jutcr.

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Uollrne 8ettilt6cr, 8ctt. SGrdCnt, GAir5rns
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flreift' aIlr @crtcu bon gattun umo 6oiCns
itcftm rcthr tpri6c II. 0cIbr 8IoncIc, 8alns
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aeln uno 0eaulationen, ,pcltbe fur Die Ste9ll'
Ilruua pes cr1aaren O1arfts anSencmmen
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BON allen Goytcn
anc prciIrn ga
ftbensllpren bon jes
Der Nrt, SuwcIicr >
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allies 5u dubCrit bils
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AHe Ncparatllrcn
,ptrcen prompt uno
pllnttlib rcrritbtet
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Stealing, September Is. Am.
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5 Gents SClUDltun0.

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BON Oantie' Gtaububrcn,
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SticfcIn ! GticfcIn !!

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
TIE ALLIES IN SOUTH AMERTC 4

The late tremendous attack Of the British aud French
urees upon Gen. Rpsas and the gallant resistance made
by that officer and The troops under his command have
excited no lltils surprise and comment The story as
told by the commanders Of the BRUSH and French for
ccs themselves, Is, thal eleven French and Blush men
uf var, three Of them steamers, were engaged in the
cbmbat-the total number o guns being 80, and The
crews 100 mrn. On the side Of Rosas, were 500
mon aud p guns II took the allies SIX OF seven hours
to conquer i's lllie fce aud That not accompsh>
I'd until iwo ii their vessels had r,celycd OIL c,nnnn
balls IN Their bul)sa third been turned into perect
sieve lIom stem 10 stern, aud l89 o their men killed
The n, Y, Commercial questions. and upun ,.,,
slble reasons, whether kosas SUMMARIZED -, lau '
than ten guns, 49,
'ns oi 80. = We would like to know MIA, is
Inc coaHlon o our fqnadlon IN the Cult Tor aasana
the strong Publications Of N,ra Cruz live ara not
m's,n'ofmed, only two thIee Of Them provided
WIN an armament suited 10 such purpose. frpulse
by The MeNicans would lie falhtr lnorltying
Richmond " hig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
Resumption Of NEGOTIATIONS.

The proceedings Of the House Of Representatives dis,
close the tact, whce doubtless be- gratifying. thai
the correspondence the Oregon question had been
snmed THIS. MI &. } logrrsull, Chairman OF the
Committee OF Foreign Relations, admitted 10 be true,
in his place, on Thursday,
Tits may have very material bearing on HE action
Of Congress II certainly ought 10 have IN reference 10
the question Of notice.
On the subject OF a sott mcnt uf the Oregon lcul>
~ by commercial Treaty uniting with IL the IauT
hf Cenfy put very pertinent question III the bus-
itiers. lie asked gentlemen who talked OF The sur
re- der Of territory II we ompnmlsed aIih Eng,
GLAND upon The line 81 10. If This adapting ui beg
: la;'n TO The wishes Of Great Britain break
duvn ~ nrIe measure Which has caused this n1llnn
10 thrive and M uii, as no other has done 10 order
,bsin lhe whole Of 0reson, could II not be an ln2ot
gus purchase OF peac,}7 Rich. Ting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
ANOriIFR FATAL CASUALTY.

"e earn that few days ago boat belonging 10 Mr..
Robert Irvine OF Bu'etouu, lost together with n
valuable cargo, in desc hiding the James river. whist
Passing ihuurh the ill.lated mountain section. and i,
valuable negro man, the property of gentleman in
Campbell county, Was drowned We also learn thai n
young gentleman from Paonsburg, who was probably
PARTNER OF MI Irvine IN the boating business together
win other hands attached 10 the boat made a mos, mi,
faculons escape with their lives.
We would be much Indebted To some gentleman living
near This mountain section 10 furnish us with list Of
those who have lost their lives IN navigating the NOM
tam past WITHIN The last 80 years Il would demonstrate
we are uoi misiniurmed that it is more perllous and
fatal na'iealion than doubling Cape HON.
IA" people Of this portion Of Western Virginia ouah
10 mcmois-c the Legislature 10 "a "ne Of Two things
euher 10 appropriate sufficient sum IL ,archase anu
ihelose public grave yard near the Balcony Falls or
ouid wall IN such manner, James as would
permit The water 10 pass, but al the zane ARE utterly
10 prevent, In al! time TO come any human being from
entering these laws OF DEATH" Ler ia Gas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
Paneotte fmtrIItDrmre.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.

ny AID ,e,ih The odu,ee and consent n The Senate.
August. Davezac ii New York. TO bo charge DAT
slrss at The couf Of his Majesty, the King flhe Moth.
efands In The place OF Christopher Hughes. recalled.
James Dunlop, uf the District OF Columbia. To be AZ.
sissni Judge Il The Circuit evut Of The Ipi,d Sses
lor HE District u Coluabis IN The place 81 Bneknef
Ibrpsion deceased.
Henry Dodge. to be Governor Of Wisconsin, in the
place oi Nalhshiel 2. 1sllmadge. removed.
James Clarke, Of Iowa. 10 be Governor VI lows in
the place 81 John Chambers removed
jesse Williams. ot Iowa, To be Secretary Of Iuwa ia
the place Of Samuel }. Burr, removed.
sllnson ~. Anderson, 10 be marshal II the United
Ssies for the district oi Illinois, III the place OF Thoma,
Nj Hope, removed.
CONsrLs.
William IL. R,ptii.op, Of Loulsians 10 be consul
'oi Tue port ol Bremen, IN the place Of A d. Mann re
William A. Sparks, Of South Carolina 10 be consul
or The port oi Venice. IN the place of Albeit Dlbade.
recalled.
simeon NJ. Johnson, Of Michigan 10 he consul Cor the
pert OF Martanz $, in the place OF Thomas NJ Rodney,
rec illed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12
MEXICO
iUcaim declared Independent.

Y "t"'ITT "ttl'I GU IHUtVfHUtN.
The New York Herald cenains letter from N,riIa
dated Jan. |, 1916, from hich " take the following
paragraphs:
N"caian is no longer of the Mesican federation
f"sie'oss the Assembly Departmental" pronounced
against their >sistng turn of government and have II.
called HE deputies " III. Ntxcns Congress
he Mexican eago hiss been tprn from the banner
and replaced by the Stars of 1913 They have gone
back 10 The old state OF things they existed before the
treaty with Mexcn. The course ofhe rupture is ihYs
same lrea'y resolution having been introduced and
carr'd. IN lie Mexican chambers oI revision Of said
established ireay.
leld.nt upon this has been The resignation Of the .ny.
efnor ai The department, Dan Thrrru Iupta: aud hi.
NAre oiilisd BY im Msegl nbachan,, l1rncrly 1t
~ he ,ale cAlce.
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fa The Iss,in itst thfy wete vii aware thu, The dc
auneaIious which ibey utl,d at ihr Northern nacuu-
las yesr. would lie returned with interest upon
iheir on u he,ds al This lime.
Mr. Sawyer seemed particularly di.pleased with the
people OF The Acconae district IN this State upon whmn
he lavlsed bis satire, IN revenge for The con,u
macy OF ih.if representative. That district he
said, had elected Henry A. Wise when he was
Jackson man, reelected him after he deserted jackson:
and became Wing. and again after he had abandoned
the Wings, and became The leader of TyIers cnporas
guard-and now, as the successor Of that gentleman,
II has sent Gen. Bayly 10 Washing man who
commenced lis life Wing, was then me,amorphosed
into Republican. land 10 now Wing sgan"-,he
latter change being assumed a consequential Inference
from his the Oregon question. Nor did The
distinguished Senator from South Carolina escape the
raspngs oi the Ohio Sapyer. Gen. Bsyly, hav-
ing remarked on the remarkable fact, (Which moi.
wlihsandng It's slngulafliy. almost to have
escaped the observation fhe Southern Locooco press
es) that John Quincy Adams is the great leader of the
Locofoco party in the Oregon crusade, Mr.. Sawyer re-
ored TINT, ior his own part, be greatly preferred To fol,
low The guidance Of that venerable gentleman in all
questions (Abolitionsm included, we suppose J than to
be led by he gns tatuus lights of the great Nuyer
Gen Bayly' idol who he asserted, had been IN both
sides oil all important questions, and WAS now arrayed
against the administration which he assisted 10 br into
power not" outstanding the validity Of our title 10 tie
whole OF Oregon was asserted by the very Convention
which Nominated Nr. Polk candidate for TIA, Pres.
dcncy
/ hese incidents will 10 show how little hal-
mony lhereis, really, IN the Ioculpcu ranks-and in
dlcale the strong probability thai alliance olned by
1.-The cohesive power Of public plumber" alone will soon
to la to pieces as 1t ought 10 do like rope Of sand
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NEGROES WANTED!

TENUE SUBSC RlDrtS are wanting to purchase
4 any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
thatwill suit the Southern market.
As they anxious to make their purchases as spec
Oily possible, they those having any for sa lie
a ;'av viii pay liberal cash prices ca be obtain
cd in an, market in Tho STATE. Persons whu wish 10
sell viii do we'll to call on them before making sale.
n. b. Ne wish To purchase one or two Blacksmhs
and Carpenters. DAVIS & HART:
Nov 3 1slf
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The Nav York Joe,na OF Commerce says.--
We learn HAT our army will as snon rs posslblc pfo
coed from Corpus Christi on the Nurces and take ,
position on the del Norc. The greatest difficulty in the
way oil Their immediate march, is The extreme richness
OF The soil. which renders The mud exquisite When
The mud dries up We hope it w not be succeeded nv
lever. The Navy too ALL assemble IN the Gulf Ia
be again ready lOr whatever may happen
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Mother lar IF Eugene Sue.-Mrs. Nils.
French lady, wife OF Dr. Niles of Massachusetts and
mother .in-aw 10 the celebrated French author Eugene
sue, at present Ia Washington. She has two daugh-
iefs-i"Ins. young and pleasing girls Of nus, amlable
characters, and resembling each other in appearance
mus remarkably. These gltls the originals from
which Sue drew his celebrated characters RISE and
blanche. IN the W audering jew This circumstance
renders these little grls. scarcely Is years old, objects
ut great admiration
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TMlessce .llsetinI Jirginia.

The Knoxville (Fenn) Standard halls the passage
Of The Sonth-Wtsl Road Bill as follows.
Inc Jugmid Road-li will be- gratifying In the
people oi Easl Tennessee Ia learn thai the bin lncor
pofaing the Subdivision Turnpike Road COMPANY
has passed the Virginia Legislature by large majority
oil is now pending IN our Legislature 10 charter a
slmI ar company from Ibis place 10 he Virginia line"
Is stated that the Senate 81 r.nn,s,te have passed
bill 10 charter the East Tennessee and Virginia 'rurn
pike Company.
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RECEIPTS MD EyPENDrrl.Rrs

he receipts 'olo the Treasury of The United States,
10, me a'i quarter "i 1915. were from Customs 81
2Uo, Lands aud other sources Ss6l 500. nnl ii oQS
.ug and The Expenditures during The same perlud were
so,'o5,olO TO. Treasury n,es outstanding of the
several Issues, the LIST February 1876 S5S7 3S
deduct cancelled notes $50 2000 Whole amount ou
standing s566Sli SIS.
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o.. $4,000 WANTED. 90

ERlCARDS. RYAN s. CO.. being in great need of
AZ funds, have determined sell their stock OF goods
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and others who wish goods al great sacr
","Iil do well ic call. determined 10 sell IN
stock. % Money ,cc must hars-rerms cash on
y REGARDS RYAN 4 Co.
next door to VIM. T. Nuung's
Nov l3 -
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RE ANNEXATION

on Tuesday both Houses orihe Virginia Legislature
suspended their rules for the purpose of passing and
unanimously, too, IN both iuuses) sci OF sion
accepting by The State Of Virginia The COUNTY OF
ALtxANnni, ~ TIE DsrRIcr or CoIuMnI, ,chen
The same shall be reeeded by n: Congress ofMe Uded
States"
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Roehbridge Congressional District.

John Lelcaer, Esq, Of Lexington having Withdrawn
from the contest, Is thought that lie battle for Cun-
gress III this District. will be fought between JOSEPH,
II. Samuels, Esq, Of Rockingham and iuv alcIox-
ell.
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hecoHect lie AIR nov going ou ia the house former
~ occopeJ by Msssrs Mckinney < aIosby. u,N d,or
10 ~ W homr held by The LalIcs u INC lnsl Pes,