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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

rS The Frankfort lKy.) Communicable says
tina. John L. Waring who. our readers nave Areacy
been informed, shot At Versaies last SATURDAY
died about twentyiour hours alter Receiving the sno
HE BODY WA buried Monday None Of The citizens
OF Versailles seeraed able form the slightest conlec-
tlre A. TO who the perpetrator OF The asssanafion
and probably there desire 20 know. The riae
wiki which WariEg shot from the upper window Of
hotel that had been standing in the notei io
several Insaths. On post mOrena examination, II was
found that the bullet had passed down his throat into
his lungs The examination di'closed iact ong So,
r.c,ed that he strong coat OF insll made VI tse
Waring never spoke sfier be was shot, though no
signed ri. viii ard wrote several letters or notes
STRANGE VIslroRs-Thc Norfolk Beacon says
the good people Of the County OF YORK, va we're
thrown into perfect nine days Wonderrrent staN u
Tuesday Iast By ssceraiLng that some 80 or ~ nAe
had ,aken refuge from the lowering and impending gaze
Of the sea 10 less lEoubous wsers OF the YORK nav
op saated their curiosity the full. By thorough eS
animation OF these leviAhans Of the deep tney
them OF the uu.iy and value OF these unexpected su
and accordingly, az the Jas: dFices EahDs
ra,ons 70 extract the oil which thus 90 suddenly ~
uneyuecd " cast on taer shores. Ihrtyt~o OF 'He
lizzie monsters yarying 10 length from IL 10 " !eel ~
cas-. on the shore oil Mr. R. Fsrenhalt and tore7 =.
the shore OF Mr W. Petit These gentleman resioe' W.
learn about one mile from Yorktown.
SrEIKlsG CoSTRAsr.-"T The King oil Engaae,
saws graphic writer in Littes Living Age look ICE.
ne roc.t. of n subject. four thousand millions Of GOV
trrs 10 replace TIE Bourbon, the throne oil
The Interest OF this sum- az per cent woaio " sr
hundred raillor dollars annually wnen "ouu ali.
toward placing Jesus Christ on the throne o. ~ To-
ena,ed world support astanoing army lands
ar.d ho.Sand Missionaries of the Gospel IN pagan
and Christian lands pasanzed By systems OF gr'hoAs
preston and moral degradation
r.. Merchants Mechanics and business men ~,
fna The Wng Almanac for 1916 verJ use'a ane ma
h@otr y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

z General Commi,tee of Democratic Whig
Young hIen.-A specis! Meeting of this Committee will
be held al tbs Broadway House Friday Evening 2o!h
March instant, 81 :: o'clock. By order,
THEo. E. ToMLINSoN, Chairman.
T. TIN r. MGdD DC ses5 Secretaries
NB-It important that the Committee be full and pune
usl on this occasion mig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

RENSSELAER, Co. ASTI-REsT NoMrsATIoss.-
We learn from the Albany Evening Journal tha. the
Rensselaer, County Anti Rent Convention nominated
Hon WIN. Il VAS ScHooSHovEN OF Troy, PERRY
WARREN, OF Pit,stown, and ABRAM WHITBEcH'Jr
of Greenbush as Delegates to the Constitutional
CnnYanIion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

e The HUDSON RIVER is open at last. The
steamboat ONEIDA Capt Upper, tee rst TO reach
Albany which she did Wednesday morning. having
stopped Schodack during Tuesday aght. She came
down during Wednesday night, and we are indebted 70
Capt Upper for Albany papers of wednesday evening
He reports very little ice in the River may con.
sider the NAVIGATION fully open for the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

II The CLINTON LIBERAL IssTITUrE whose
Card appears in toays paper presided over 81 Rev
T. SAwYEz late of this Ci;y-s fact sutcing to COM
mend i. warmly to many TIE location is very pleasant
and healthy the charges moderate and the facilities for
pursuing acadernical studies unusually great Hamilton
College is located in the village, with churches oil
tae Presbyterian Baptist Univsrsatst and otneE de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

RICHMOND DAILY REPUBLIcAs.-This new pa
pe.-the successor of the News and Star'-the
prospectus of which has been for some time before
the public, and of which the lamentet J. H. PLEA
SAINTS to have been OF the Editors has at length
made ia appearance. WILLIAM MAXWELL, E'q-tor
many years distinguished member OF the Norfolk Bar
afterwards and for eight years leading member of the
Sena,e Of Virginia and subsequently President o. Hsmp
den Sydney Colleges associated as Editor with Messrs
A. JUDsoN CRANE and CHARLES NJ SMITH. In pol
irlcs :ne Republican ia Of course Wing aud nothing
else bat the Editors their purpose 10 preserve
moderate and discuss extensively other subjects
such Is Commerce. Manufactures, Internal Improve
rent and General Education. We hope the Editors
may meet with the success which they eau
70. fail 20 deserve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

CHICAGO ELEcTIos.-JoHs P. CHAPLIN, Wing, Is
elected Mayor by majority OF 427 AMBROSE
BuRSHAM, Wing, is elected Marshal. The Com
-oor Counc;l Is Loco Foco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

THE News BY THE SrEAMER.-The news by
this arrival is less important than was anticipated as
the Government Dispatches, which ii is supposed
were forwarded by the Pilot Boat Romer had not
reached London at the time Of the sailing Of the
Hiba-nia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

u WlscoSsIy, with population little exceed
ing 100000, has fifteen newspapers, and TWO more
are 10 be started There are soon TO be ire in Racine
County, with population OF 49, coo.
The People will vote for or against forming a
State Government on Tuesday, the 7th OF April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

q WILLIAM PAEMELEE, late Recorder, has
been unanimously nominated for Mayor Of Albany
by the Wings. He is most capable and worthy
man, and we have great confidence that he viii be
al .nI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

TIE FREsHEr on THE SUsoUEHANNA.--A letter
from Northumberland. Pa. says -" We have no way of
crossing the Susquehanna the river Is higher than t
has been for 90 years and has done great damage Tho
river has been covered with the remains Of bridges.
aqueduct and floating lumber 1t Ia supposed the canal
is very much damaged. The West Branch bridge stands
firm.
Tho rain on Friday night took of nearly all tho road
bridges and washed the roads very badly. It will DO
some days before coach DO got along any Of tho
roads. Several bridges the Pottsvo road are gone
All the fats have gone adr and it impossible 10 ferry
over the river.
Three persons drowned three miles up the West,
Barnch Mr. Fulmer the storekeeper otthe Union Com
pany his son, and the clerk Mr.. Grundy.
Since began 10 write two spans OF bridge, sup
posed to be the Berwick. canned own and took of
more span of the bridge. The Bridge Company
have had meeting and decided that their business shall
Close as lney are not able 10 build another bridge"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

been disposed or partly by auction last FRIDAY al from ~,
"a SIS per ct in bond; since the sale rather hlee
have been obtained. with sn improving
lots of German and Dutch white ~ he auota.ion
There are sellers Of Sevv-f-fk = ., IS. IN
~. "a GO, the demand has not fairy se. .o ta
SrtThe demand has not oeeh 30 80 ~ 5i0r.ries j.,
tocs rook place, but as al Inc oI!Acues III
advance Goals still exist, may expect Inc prices
1 n,ipue arm until ;hc sprng shipments
1he following present qnoatos-bes' me eS"eItoI
49,. Iss 50 20 20s ditto in Handed squares ls OF 10 !ys
49, N sbrte Iurnps II Sd: Common lbs; Marine ana
Butter I5s Sd Fregh; 3s Dock and Town Dies Cd
Sal,pere-The sales very small, and WIZ dihcu!ty
Sy9ar-a moderate demand has been experienced FOX
British Possession and 1000 casks have been disposed OF
4; So lower last prices In Bengal better
has been shown and 0b00 bags have been so al 41s %
for dark coloreG and Sos 81 for middng yellow eIaiI
and small parcel Of strolE grained eliow brought 31s r
cw There has also been disposed 0! 5000 oass OF Mani
titus and Madras former prces 200 or SUI CASKS o. en-
ezuela sold al extreme rates In foreign 'e' -''-e
business transacted at the quotations n
Tal5l,-The demand has been very limited ana -. t.
tersbrh yellow candle be obtained Tor AIS 10 as per
cwt; othe. descriptions may DC oo'Ae q" o. - 80 -
Tea remains very dull Of sale and the only description
that have been sold are good Congou at former rates
Tiaoo-The sales this month 979 hhds, viz: 2s VIZ
10 M Steamed 1874 Kentucky leaf. ans $50 Stem
cd or these 1872 Virginia leaf S Ste-nuied 81 kentuck
Ieaf and 10 Scmmed taken for Ireland; - virginia
leaf and 20 Kentucky leaffor expectation ac u .sa
leaf % SteInned, 90 Kentucky leaf and 4iO Sieitea
The trade The imports PA hhds from London 2O9 y
Orleans 81 SeJv-York. and from Dublin The exports
are 23s for Africa, % Malta, Isle OF Man. IEanqpoar,
and Antwerp Buyers this month have confined ther
purchases principally udding Sorts and ior me period
Of the year inquiry has been only 10 small extent
manufacturers the present moderate rates SHOW
' ~ I;ttle d,nosjtiou to stock themselves largely
The market pretty steady. Excepting the finest saserp
lions OF Western strips which are somewhat lower mere
is no alteration 10 notice in prices. We quote the current
rates = 1886 845
Hhds. Hhds
r, :, ?, .oo, s,,, Ienusrv.ls,l42 Is. 1865
Imported in February ........'''.''- W.
1855 l64IS
1886 l545
VII VS.. XII KS. Hds. lids
Home Trade q 50 2sl $40 ssl
Coastwise....42 81 g l6O zss ~
Irrisnd s2 go 81 2e5 S22 hoo $50
Total ,.....................-.....lT,o1 lo4i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

e We learn from the Wilkesbarre Transcript
that destructive fire broke Caroondal-, Pa
the 18th inst by which Coyes Tavern. the of 5.
~ Chitienden & Co the drag store OF Dr. \. Jackson
the tailor chop OF Michael Hogan tae Of Messrs.
Love & Gillespie sad the store occupied by Mr. P.
Msttt Jr. were consumed.
DR.. Fauham the owner OF The store occupied By
Aessrg. Lore. & Gilispie insured for $500 and
Messrs. L. & G. were insured 10 an amount
their loss Messrs. j. w. Chttenden & CO. are Insured
for $780, and Dr.. Jackson saved Of his goods
SINGULAR OccURREScEs-The house No. 50
Cambridge sreet, owned By Mr.. Smith Of Hancock
street and occupied By George Wright and DIR Iuck'
has been set on hre. says the Boston WING eacn sun
day for the four last weeks always nearly in the same
place, in the Of the building.
On Sunday last Mr.. Tucker watched all the forenoon,
and when called away 10 dinner, the incendery
placed matches, and newspaper between TWO
sticks OF wood which slightly burned and were ex.
tnguished before doing much damage so great has the
fear of ,his ncsndiary become that family hes already
moved out of the house and Mr. Tucker has made
rangemsurs TO move this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

e. Liberty Man " is all right and whatever
can be don. on our side TO promote the end he contain
plates will be DONE We do think best however to
publish his article anonymously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

a The Portland Eastern Argus, which usual
II puts the New-Hsmpshire Election returns hrs'
under his Editorial head this year leads with TWO
o. three Town Elections in Massachusetts and puts
the New Hampshire returns under the head Mas
cellaneous. When he announces the election OF
Governor and T. 8 Senator in that State next June,
we NAV expect &c find it among the Ship News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20
There VIII be MORE such PLAIN talk, now thai
HAMPSHIRE has burst her letters.
The Murder of Van Nest.
From The albany Argus.

The laws delays and bubbles such. and such the
mistaken and false humanity of the anti Capital Punish
men advocates who sometimes creep upon juries, that
even in the most undoubted OF murder the wretch
however black heart and in skin Is as likely 10 escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

AWFUL CALAMITY We learn by the Telegraph
from Concord. n. Il. OF OF The most awful and de-
vas,slus has been our lot record The
storm took iis rise the outlet Of Wirnpsensee
Lake taking c,rcuitous mostly toe whole
State. sweeping al before 1t. Trees were uprooed
houses blown down barns tu. OF expectation proms.
ing for years abundaEcs scattered 10 the winds
IN twinkiug Many distinguished individuals OF the
State had their heads entirely smashed, aud all their
worldly hopes blRsTcd IN day.
The Patriot Office. large and splendid edIhce.
almost entirely destroyed. In STAFFORD sGd hooking
ham Counties particularly. the storm waa terribly tu
rious Haie stones fell in all This vicinity big
cups The somewhat celebrated lick Hale was taken up
by The Storm while actually speaking 10 audience. and
carried 10 suuthory direction. and has not since been
heard OF 1t ia expected II he should over alight alive
he viii DO found preaching the same doctrines as
when taken up by the storm. But rue calamity Ia
too serious to speak shtly Of What il remarkable.
is this: For eighteen years, although the weather
has been st times variable nothing Ike storm has
appeared within the borders OF the State IL IS altogether
of the most terrible Hale that has hap
pened in the Northern States Such exhibitions not
uncommon in the Tropics. but very in New Ramp.
shire. The whole populate In Lowell were in con.
sernaon about the fate OF their friends The storm
m.nced with little ruulbling noise that sounded very
mnch like ;ho distant o9ice Of George Bancroft in
few days will lay before ourreaders all the particulars
OF the terrible and unparalleled calamity
n Dwell Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Albany. Wednesday. March IL.
SENATE.

\ Report was received from The Canal Commits
souers in relation tc toe persons paid FOR services
on the canals during certsin period. il answer 10
the resolution OF MF ScoyIL.
The BIZ. ia relation TO da.ies or goods sold a. auc
,ior. was then taken up. The question was on
agreeing with the repor, OF the Committee O! the
Whole. imposing duty OF per cent on domestic
goods sold ot auction
The vote was tBken by ayes and noes, and re.
suited in a tie g. follows:
AyEs-Messrs Besku1an Pee1s, Durham Chamber.
/ lain. DenEs;cn EmEoas Hand. Porter Tacort Van
Schoonhoven WiIians-ll
NoEs-Mcss;s Backus Folsom. Johnson, Jones Les.
ter. Loi;, Mitchell Scovt, Sedgwirk, Sanford, Wheel
er-ll.
The President voted aye" and Toe repo,, was
agreed 10
/ The remainder of the repor, was then agreed to.
! On motion OF Mr. LoTr, the Auction Bill was
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. CHATTIELD reported in favor of granting
divorce TO Coraeiia l. Lille. Odered 10 third
reading. aud Immediately, by unanimous consent
was read third time
\ long debate ensued. in which Messrs. CHAT.
FIELD CoRNNyELL. Bless, HARRIS, LONG WoH.
DEN, DEvELIN, PERKINS and BAILEY participated.
The reading of the testimony called for and
proceeded with.
Mr.. DEAN moved the Previous Question and it
was seconded, and the bill was passed.
The Camnlitee of the Whole-Mc. CoRSwELr
in the Char-,ook up the bill to reduce The expenses
/ Of GorerEmeHt
After lengthy debate in which Messrs. HULL,
Coz. w. : SHERWOOD, WALBRIDdg and others
participated.
! The same Committee then took up and passed the
| New-lork annual tax bill.
The Auction bill was returned from the Senate
with amendments and was referred
| The House then took recess until O'Clock.
THE FLOOD II GESEsEE VAIIrY-The Gene.
see was up 10 within foot of lis EXTREMIST hight last
city aud Scottsviiie is overlown several points but
have heard OF material damage in that direction.
The East race em5ankment gave wsy before the force
of the Hood yesterday morning in the vicinity OF the
Weigh l0ck-a.owius the water rush into the Weigh
Lock Race strong force. by eheciiEg immediate
pairs. prevented any great injury.
About ~ feet OK Mr. smith Saw Nj. Dam. on Aliens
Creek carried away by the i5od in that stream.
The Hood IN The lrouequot tore away the Railroad
embarkneat culvegt the Railroad (Vahan's) Mill
FrGay-ss before mentioned The iSod was OF such
force have carried rway every stone Over 300 feet
Of the embankment is gonetang with IL the timeers
| and sGbstructure OF the road.
The Bridge al the Railroad Mills the roadequot
is gone.
Two at Smiths Mills the Goncoye Also zone
We hear also OF another bridge being carried or in
the town of acknowledgement 10 be on the dug
, way road.
Mr.. Barton of the Southern Express who came down
from Dsnsvie yesterday. reports that all the Flats De
tween this place and that ovsrhnwn to unusual
depth 1t IS supposed that the tood IS heavy South q
Dansve, as The stage mad no: arrived when he eft.
fRochestsr Democrat 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

~ Merchants Mechanics and business ne1 .on.
fna the Whig Almanac for 1916 very use'a ans Ts
yenient book of reference throughout me yeA'
price Is only 2i cents per copy, or 81 per dozeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-20

1876. l545.
vi. VS.. XII. KS. Hds. Hos
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-14

The Detroit Advertiser of the 9th. says
There was a slight improvement 10 flour yes
,erday. Buyers were offering So IS. and
sellers asked 50; we heard of sales at
SO s2a, which was, probably. the fair mark ct
price.
Whea. is in toerabIe good demand at 60 a 64c.
The Buffalo PHO, has the following adylces
from the N Y. market. of November Sd.
The sales last Saturday evening reached,
probably. 1900 bills. icludng 1000 Oswego
at SIS "a 800 Ohio at same rate. and 1000
City Crotop Mills a, SIS IS, all TO be deliver
ed in November.
Lots on the docks at SIS IS for Genesee. =
A, the close there were buyers at Sc for future
delivery. The range in is s. 75as7a for good
southern brands.
Jersey meal is $ia4 l2s, with sales of 1000
bbls. for export.
Rye -four, S4 l23
Buckwheai is selling at so, in bbls,
lSaloc. in bags.
| In ine wheat 81 30 is asked, Is is Of
fered. Sales 1900 bush 81 IL
Corn is 74c. for yellow.
Demand for rye good. Sales 10000 bush
at 1919 delivered, (which is lower
Northern oats. 36o.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-14

nois. Oh the llth instant, to concert meas
ures for fofihering proposed Railroad be-
tween that place and Galena.
The w | Islands were visited by storm
On the 18th Of September AT Barbados. three
schooners owned there, and an English ship
were lost.
The Gale was also felt at Dominica. 81.
Vincent and st Humas.
The New Orleans Courier of The 24lh uit
says-I. is the opinion of nautical men OF ex-
perience ha, the gale Of the lth did not ex-
tend as far as the station Of the Gulf squadron
of Vs,a Cruz, and lba. Commodore Conner
and his ships are safe
OF the gale al Havana, The Picayune says
three French men Of war, lying in that harbor
were very mnch injured.
The s,eamboa, left Stonington at IL o'clock on
Saturday night instead Of nine, her usual
hour. They fonnd the sea very rough, the
wind blowing gale, and constantly increas-
ing. When off Huntington Light House.
sea struck Der under the lar5oard quarter,
which broke the rudder into atoms. The seas
then 10 quick succession swept The decks,
breaking nearly all the main braces. siaunch.
ions, &C., throwing the boat nearly on her
beam ends. The freight on the starboard
quarter was Immediately thrown overheard 10
right her. This probably saved her. The
machinery was still kept in motion, the boat
running in TO the land.
The Detroit Advertiser Of the 9Th says
just as we 90 to press, we received Buffalo
Commercial extra, brought by the Niagra
which announces the astonishing news thai
Young, whig. is elected Governor by about
10000 majority.
John II Clark has been elected by the
Rhode Island Legislature a Uuiled States
Senator for six years from the fourth of March
next.
The members of the Convention at Madi
son, have made a call for hot buckwhea
cakes.
Couerol, democrat, is elected 10 Congress;
in Yancey's district, Alabama.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-14

IA Washington letter in The New io'k tier
aid says
1--WE learn from an officer Of the army, ,ha'
General Scott. few days ago, applied to the
President for the privilege OF heading the ar
nv Of invasion under the new plan OF opera
lions with the land forces but tina, the Eek
ecutivo declined his application on the ground
,ha, the services Of The Major Genetal.in
Chief would be as advantageous TO the Gov.
erpmen, at the War office as at the head of the
army"
Extrsc, Of letter. dated Mineral Point,
Sept. %, ls46."-A very splendid show OF
copper has just beou opened here. Its reg
ular sheet. running northwest and southeast,
going down into the water, and the ore is be
lievsd by mon eompe,en, TO judge, to contain
fony.hve 10 fry per cent. Of copper, Il will
not, however, be worked at present. because
smellers will cot give wha, the ore is worth
Abou, a ton Of this rich ore will be shipped to
Boston forthwith. Al the diggiugs Of Mr.
Wocdman and Mr.. Hubbard, 1here is large
quantity o. ore now in sight. and il estimated
BY miners. that the ground now broken will
turn out from 500 TO 500 tons Of ore.
C. NJ. Clsy's True American" has been
discontinued. The income was no, sufficient
10 meet the expenses.
The Boonsborough (Md) Odd Fellow
states. that about niue o'clock on Sunday last.
. singular rumbliug noise. accompanied by
,hock that shook The windows, vas rel, 10
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-14
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons whom
y il may concern, that |. the undersigned,
Collector of Taxes in and fol- the county OF Grant
and Territory Of Wisconsin, will on the second
Monday of December in the year 1916, next en-
suing the date of this notice, being the fourteenth
day of said month of December, commence SELL
ing at the Courthouse door, in the town of Lam
caster in said county, the county seat OF said
county, and the most public place in said town OF
Lancaster, all and singular the lands and town
lots in said county on which the taxes due for the
years lS45 and 1916 are not paid on or before
the said second Monday of said month of Decem-
Der, 1876, and that such sale will be continued
from day TO day between the hours of nine OF the
clock in the fore noon and four of the clock in the
afternoon of each day, until all Of such lands and
town lots are offered for sale.
JOHN S. FLETCHER,
Collector of taxes of said county of Grant
Dated Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin
Territory, November llth, 1916. Bots,