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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-04
April 4. 1876.
Regular Packet,

BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND POTOSl, w. T.
kNHE new double engine steamer ATLAS, R.
- REILLY, Master, will commence her reg
ular tripses packet from St. Louis to Potosi, on
the opening Of navigation. The Atlas has been
purchased expressly for this trade, and being of
very light dfaugh> will remain in it throughout
the season.
Passengers and shippers may rely on the Atlas
always extending her TIPS 70 Potosi.
For freight or passage, having superior acc ON
modations, apply on board or.e
S. E. LEWIS g. Co.
Po,osi, March 81, 1916. 2-6m.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-04

OIJ-The examination Of Hehry Richardson.
on the charge Of Perjury. is sIill in progress
before Justices TOmpkins and Spencer in Ian
caster.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-04

.q5sconding debtor.--Is hot a person an alb
sconding debtor. who shuts himself up from
his crediiorsi
lie is. Ives rs. Curtis Root, 1873.
Therefore TO save prisoners from the oper-
alton Of attachments, the law appoints jailers
10 lock them up, SO as TO aequi' them OF the
charge of absconding.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-04
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
state Government.

Mex, Tuesday cones election. II viii! be
the duty of the judges and clerks of election
to meet a, the respective places OF holding
elections on that day, and open the polls at .
O'Clock in the morning. and to conduct the can
vass and make their returns of poll books,
prec seIy as a, the annual elections. IL is to
be hoped that the great county Of Grant will
no, suffer this question Of State Government
TO be decided by defanlt. against her wishes /;
but tina, every elec,or in the county will signl-
fy his will by balo, on Tuesday next
Sir Waller Raleigh.-Lasl Monday evening
MIR. Magoon. of pla,!eville. delivered lee
ture 10 The Court House TO very large and
inielligen, audience. on the life and the times
Of Sir Walter Raleigh. He portrayed the
prea, events 10 the life Of tina. most wonderful
man Of a most wonderful age, with degree
of force and dramatic effect, that will never
be forgotten. From the time when the hand
somo young courIier, by an act of gallan'ry,
won the appreciation o. the proud daughter OF
Henry the wife.killer through life Of splen.
did exploit and romantic adventure, tho lecturer
led on his audience with increasing interest 10
The sad moment when the noble old soldier
fell victim to the envy of Cecil and the In.
effable meanness Of King James, and the head
Of the braves,. handsomes,. noblest man IN
the annals of England, lay trembling trunk.
less, upon the block Of tho exocutoner. IL is
a picture never TO DO forgotten.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-04
Five days Later from Europe.

By Ship Sunbeam at Boston. from Liverpool.
The Provision market is firm, and holds its
own from the last dates.
Cotton firm; thu downward tendency some.
what a5ated.
Flour is ~ . firm from last dates. No sat-
isfactory ogress can be made on sales.
Sir Robert Peel's new scale Of the Corn
Laws is thus given:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
BATTLE WITH THE cAMANcHE INDIANS,
LATER FROM ! HE Ann /

n
The steamship New-York. arrived al New-0T-
leans on the evening OF the 18Th She left Brazos
San Iaso On the 9Th NcCaIough's and Gillespie's
Rangers were TO start that day for MieE. OF scout
with orders to take tina; point. i; possible. The
regiment Of Mounted Rangers, al Reynosa. under
HAYS and Woods. received orders TO proceed 10
L;nares and MONTEREY, snd capture those points =
General Taylor passed up the Rio Grande on the
9Th He had forbidden the sale OF spiriF1ous liquors
gt Matamoros on their entrance at the mouth OF the
river. The health OF the army vas good
The Meta-noros Flag Of the 9Th states that Nc
Cullough and Gilespies Rangers had fight with
e company Of Camanche Indians. about 500 in nun
Der In the encounter the Camsnches lost 20 killed.
and OF the 90 Rangers who attacked them there
were but killed the latter bringing OF 80 horses
Several companies OF the ST. Louis Legion, and
several officers OF the army came over il the New
York.
Col Tvyiggs j. left in command 8; Mstamoros
His and Mays commands are to BRING up the rear
OF the army as il moves forward
Col Clark OF the Infantry. Is 70 BE- lett IN con-
mand at Matamoros. with TWO companies Of artillery
and one regiment OF volunteers
The Mexicans were terrifying Monterey and cal
culated to meet the Americans with strong force
The river was rising again at camargo Eleven
steamers had passed up from Matamoros Capt
Walker is dangerously i'll a; Matamoros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
Business Notices.

pS TArIoS's BALsAx OF LIvxRwoxT IS , por
e-f and successful remedy for curing consu..p,o,
Asthma and Liver Complaint lis wonder when :,
many are dying from these diseases tia. friend, 90 ,
step forward and give sir Trial particularly {, =.
Doctor says il do no hare, in any case bat will =,
Eevc The cost is mere noth;ns-the price j. nov >.
duced the cos, and expense merely I, act.
pathological principles and effects the nervous ana
sanguineous systems hence !: viii once relieve Nv
poconiriasis owness OF Spirits ard Mysteries We wish
patients their friends wouli 20 the Office and read the
hundreds OF certificates in continually FOR the curing
OF all diseases OF the Chest Lungs Pa;n the Side Dys
pepss IL the OF Doctor Gouldiag-Phthiscs IN he
cases o; Mr. Haacox and Dr. Eowlnnd o: Yves, Pou,
and NJ q Lewis OF y Y ard Asthma in case OF Mrs
Bragg &c &c These speak volumes II favor 0: hi,
t-a.y valuable medicine. and remedy well subs,an
Gated by such indubitsble testimony deserves pub
lie confidence snd respect, and as the mos, vslusble
discoveries medicine and chemistry have been
by accde.., this may prove 10 be advance upon al
others See Dr.. Leedss signature to the label pre-
vent counterteits. Buy 375 Bowery y, Y, Mrs Hays
80 Eultonst Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
Wing Conventions.

State Convention at Utica, Wednesdoy Sep % ior the
Nomination Of Governor, Lieut. Governor nd two Ca
mai Commissioners.
With Dstric. Senatorial Convention at auburn Oct
XVIII District Congressional Convention at auburn
sept "a.
Cayaga County Convention for The appointment Of
State and Senatorial Delegates and for the nomination
Of three Members of Assembly and County Clerk, az
Auburn, Sept 10.
Erie County Convention for the appointment Of State
sud Senatorial Delegates and for the nomination Of
candidate for Congress four Members Of Assembly and
County Clerk a, Buffalo Sept 18th
AResany County Convention, for the appointment Of
Delegates to the State Convention Angelica Sept. 10
Wayne County Convention for appointing Delegates to
the State Senatorial and Congressional Conventions at
LYONS Sept 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
Accident TO the Atlantic =!

The beautiful new steamboat ATLANTIC, Capt.
Du,,an, met with an unfortunate casualty, when
near Alyn's Point on Thursday night when on her
trip hence TO that place, having run over sioop
loaded with coal in the darkness OF rainy night
The boiler was pierced, the steam escaped and one
fireman was mortally scalded. BY the kindness OF
J. C. HOLLAND. Esq. President Of the Norwich
Railroad Company, we are enabled 70 present che
two following private letters from The Captain and
the Presidents confidential Clerk as follows:
Steamer Atlantic ALLYSs PoIS7. Aug 81, 1855.
J. c. Holland Esq, Prest " 4W. R R CO.
DEAR sIR: regret TO INFORM you tina: IL coming up
the Thames last night few lengths 0; the Atlantic
from Anyns Point il M misfortune 70 come n
collision with the sloop Andrew Jackson, laying al
anchor in rnid-channe-her toward Us, With hex
rnainboora hanging owe: the sta.5oard quarter sur
GENTLY far 70 Craze side up 70 the ire room window
when entered the window taxing the fron; OF the
boiler near the penetrating the boiler some
eight feet and causing instant escape Of al the steam
and water which caused quite alarm On board for a
few minutes, which quoted with the e.1cen:
aid of my officers One Of my arenen was badly scad'
ed and died at 6 o'clock this morning. not~ith-
standing the prompt aid Of Dr.. Anderson, who did
all that was possible save him. The night was
very dark and rainy, the sloop haying no light
set 1t was impossible to see her until our bow had
passed her vas so near the depot a. the time that
ran awsers 10 the dock and hauled the boat up 70 the
wharf making about hours delay have set boil
er makers to work bu; viii not De able 70 use the boiler
tonight and fear finish repairs for tomorro"
consequently will De obliged to run with one boiler
The from, Of the saloon and the paint between decks is
much injured am happy 10 inform you no passenger
was in the leas, injured
remain your obedient servant
IL. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
SrEANaoAI D!sA:rER-We gave in vesterlay 5

STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER-W-e gave in yesterdays
evening edition telegraphic dispatch announcing the
explosion OF boiler board the steamer Dispatch
Pirr5urg and get tie following additional par
icuars from the Prtsburg Commercial journal OF the
l9tn The Dispatch coming down the Nononcahela
and stopped her engines take couple OF hats
in tow Alter dong she again put the steam but
The wheel mad only made one OF ,o revolutions when
OF the boilers fairly raised OF IL place and
taxing direction toward the stern passed through thst
end OF the boat INTO the river tearing everything il
II way and es-ins the Irte steamer perfect wreck
From the position in which the Captain standing
the time. MS escape from instant desth Is really
ierfUl
Several persons were on board The boat SIX men i've
OF teI passengers have been very badly =cslded Two
OF these NJ Pierce and hand on board the boa, by
the OF Malloy, II "a feared viii not recover Mr.
Mcclure also considered De u preca-lou situ
alton. The wounded all ppt on shore some iis.
lance up and the vessel was towed TO the wharf She
Is a complete wreck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
James Is. Polk, Gen. Gains, &c. al Old Point.
Core. pondence Of The Tribune

OLD POINT COMFORT. Aug Goth, l5+6.
This morning. at haltpast O'Clock. JAMES X
Polk sometimes UNFORTUNATELY too called the Pres
dent of the United States landed here from the
steamer OscsOio. He left Washington yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock, touching st Pney Point. Mrs
Polk accompanies him. and is turn accompanied by
Miss Rucker and other ladies from Tennessee.
Attorney General Mason i the only member OF the
Cabinet in hi. company His private Secretary on
visi, to Tennessee
Gen GAINES still continues here awaiting the decision
OF the Department on the report OF the Court OF In
quiry. He IS vary popular here
Among the visitors present soourning this place
are Hons ISAAC E. HOLMES OF South Carolina Hop
OF Virginia BRocEENsaouGH of Florida, Capt PAT
Kick CALHOUN son Of the : C Senator, and aid-de
camp 10 Gen GAINES. have already gwen you short
description OF the company here, and Of the Fancy
Ball but from mistake made in having it mailed fear
this Will reach you fret shall have II sent however
a it may be interesting 70 some OF your readers
The weather l. pleasant and cool here know not
how II IS with you RICHELIEr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
From he Coll,n5is P-yu5licar.

The Editor OF the N Courier and Enquirer says
have uisrepresened ms position IL relation the uoUl
inarou for Governor this fal Such was not our inen-
uon and hsve not the paper containing the article
70 which referred 81 hand We shall have rely OF
our recollection OF Il. We understood the Courier 10
say that certain persons meaning undoubtedly, Hon
n, Harris OF Albany OF Hon John Young OF livingston
Q! perhaps both nominated that thst paper would
oppose their election Ii this Is not attempting at III
events 10 dictate TO the Wing party we doar know
Whist Sctaron means Both these gentlemen are eui-
ncntly capable OF hus the important station OF thet
Magistrate OF the Empire State, ana We ocheve Their
Wig principles Will stand the test tar better than Hose
who Ike the Courier short time ago. Went - into
Nc.iriSn When OF undertake 10 sag. n :Ttt
to the majority OF the party 70 which they claim 70 be
long unless YOU do thus and Just you TO-
W.. viii abandon you'll your candidate / CT
cliges we VIII not support hiinwe csll II dctsron and
we saw thai II rvinceS determination to rule or ruin
The Courier iisca,rls any Intention abandon the
Wing party unless ,hst party a5aadons the principles
i mss uuheli ana sustained for years If That i. the
case then there is no danger for have idea that
any tri,s Wing VIII ever repuGa:s them Whist were
Whis Principles formerly Wing Principles still But
II ! wrong 70 suppose thki politics unlike every thing
else the world is stand m II = not n TIE nature OF
things that there should be sdvAnce-no progress
SIS il i sometimes termed n Governmental politics
Constantly recurring events present 70 the People new
issues ani involve measures. ms; upon these,
long they sre leading measures We may honestly
diaer without bursting ssgrder the bonds which have
heretofore united party, We ARMY believe, II
arc ac.uaed By no improper ulorvs>ii We swsyed
by no personal sanosies ~ Jealousy OF The stand
ing snd influence OF other members OF the parry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
DIED
ag, ath inst JOHN ToNNELE. in

On Thursday evening. 2oth inst JOHN TONNELE. in
he -O-h yea- OF his age.
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect
!aly united 20 attend his funeral from his late res.
cece oth-a'enue West eide between lih and 18th
OF sunday AFTERNOON HexI AZ pas, O'Clock.
II schenectady on The 10Th ms after lew days IL
ness OF bilious eve, at the residence of her bro,hern
"a" aey John q Steele Mrs. JENNA VREELAND, in
TIE sd yesr OF her age
saadenly OF consumption on Wednesday, 18Th inst
az me residence OF Theodore Snedicor Esq Jamaica l.
M JEROME 7. SCHESCk, in The 18th year OF MS
age.
lis remains we're Inferred al Jamaica l. on the FOL
lowing day
AZ Philadelphia 18Th inst James " Danfor1h 81
A, Baltimore, l5th inst William C. Spindler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
From Mo Washington Couav Posi-.

I
! TIRE NEx- YORK WIG PRFss.-A controversy has
been for several months going on between the Courier
and Enquirer and the Express. OF New York city, on the
hand, and the Albany Evening Journal and New
York Tribune, the other Although we have consid
cred the papers named the we have
Trained from making any remarks relative TO the dis
mite because we look upon interference b. third
party personal difficulty. rs being unnecessary and
impertinent The controversy has recently been di-
vested OF its personal character and we are no longer
under Obligation 10 remain silent
The c. & t. and Express few days since simultane
ouslr charged the Wing party OF this State with dis
honesty and corruption, and declared that they would
hereafter oppose any nominations which do accord
with their wishes and which they cannot have the
exclusive control To be brief they have determined 10
be either Dicta,ors or Opponents: For one we are
willing 10 give them the latter position II they wish 10
play into the hands OF the LocoFocos let them do
directly. They cannot injurc the WING party SO much
by positive opposition as they have by the contemplate
course they have hitherto pursued II they are IA anx
ious TO promote the triumph OF Wing principles in this
State they profess 10 be. they can md enough to do
in their immediate ncighborhood
NewYork City has been Tor years the milestone mat
has kept the Wing party down Had that City been us
true to the Country the remainder OF the state has.
Wright would have been elected Governor. nor
Polk President and when the papers in question sha!
by their efforts work reformation at home we VIII re-
ceive advice from them. but not before nder the
present circumstances we distst their counsel for we
have reason 10 fear that those VINO may DC governed p
their advice will be OF 10 the LocoFocos than
they will be to the Wings Threats from such source
are impoten attempted dicta;ion Is lmpuden and
oihcloui.
We like the Wing Party and the Wing Cause, and
are sorry that there those who pretend TO be our po
ticai brethren whose conduct iaes their profession
AZ the presen; time when the interests Of the Country
demand our united energetic support we cannot afford
to be- continually embarrassed by ambitious and selfish
politicians and the sooner we nd ourselves OF theni
the better viii il be for the State and Union. The Wing
Platform j. broad and the Wing Cabin large The latch
string always and those who are honest and par
otic arc cheerfuy admitted and treated a. co!a5orers
in the glorious undertaking OF perpetuatns our National
Honor Prosperity and Freedom but as the editors OF
the Courier & Enquirer and Express have manifested
disposition injure Party and Principles we would
| moi hestAtc show ;hem the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

BELDES's CARVED MINIATURE CT NEw.Yozx-This
Model Of our Ciy anxiousy looked for by our Gin.
zen. for many months previous its completion is we
are happy To see a1ordng the most ample satisfaction
to every visitor. High as expectations had rsen
ve confess they fell lar short OF the magnificent spect
Gle which Nr Belden had prepared for Beneath lies
stretched cut the enure city with Brooklyn Hghts
the Southern end displaying ali the vel remembered
domes and spires and parkhe East and North Rivers
with their endless varieties OF shippngand over all
the majestic Gothic canopy containing many aduira
big executed views familiar the business places Of
friends We recommend al 20 entertain themselves
with visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

boring Glasses 5ut never VIE ne sec.Ss .. =
fully zas.d The waizs n the county nsTs 10 noI,-
nation 70. Governor .he- wish 70 force OF ne Peep
but AXE me combined eao:ce Of ne.
Be- ,5ap ia any cIicce Of -..a N EewFo-k OK else
where WIG FROM IHs O0e'tAi
august q 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

Dr. CHRtsrrz's GMv.S1c AND MAGNETIC craArrvzs.
We refer readers 10 the various adverseulens of
these now celebrated articles which appear our paper
They are recommended for Nervous Conplcints-e class
OF diseases Il which ordinary medical means are ofvery
itte avail They are highly commended By hundreds
who have used them and certainly well worthy the at
tendon OF the afflicted The only agency in New-York
Tor the genuine article is at Leg Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
! your obedient servant
Nonnlcr. conn. Aug. q. az

NORWICH Conn Aug. 81 1916.
Ny DEAR S4E-The Atlantic met with accident las;
nigh, which though not Of very serious consequence
TO the boat, created CONSERVATION on board and
caused the death of one man
The Boat had nearly reached Alyns Point soon after
- when she ran foul Of sloop loaded with coal and
wing a, anchor the main boom OF which entered the
larboard boiler The upper saloon was immediateiy
hllcd with steam and the confusion which would natp'
rally ensue caused dismay among the passengers
fireman Lucius Suite BIZ was 30 badly scalded
AS to cause his death which took place at this morning
He was hauling his fire at the time of the collision
The soop had light and the night was rerg aa'f-
The steam had been SHUT oil some ten minutes and the
boat wa. gong very slowly
Not tie s!irhies, blame can possibly attach to any of
the officers OF the Atlantic but on the contrary con
slider them entitled TO the highest praise from Capt
Dus:au down the energy and cooncss they exhibited
throughout.
Mr. Sumner and myself we're on board, having joined
the boat at New London.
would suggcs, the prOpnety Of having short state
ment of the fact. published in the NewYork morning
papers Very truly yours II. D. 'ohNSo''
The following is letter to us from @ friend on
board We are able to add that the Atlantic is
expected to return propelled by steam from her
aniniurcd boiler only this morning.
on BOARD OF THE STEAMBOAT ATLANTIC,
O'Clock, Friday morning.
Friend Greeley We have just passed through one OF
the most exciting scenes that imagination ever pictured
AZ we were slowly proceeding up the Norwich River
we were run into by small sloop which CAUSED hole
10 be made in the boiler, from which the water and
steam escaped in most frighttul manner. The pas
sengers were about preparing TO leave the boat being
then about one mile from Allyns Point and the scene
that took place fghtiu that my present feeling
will not allow me to describe As far as we can under
stand only one person fireman belonging 10 the boat
was injured His name Is Lucus Sutte, and is consd.
cred dangerously scalded. Some idea may be formed
nj the violence Of the conclusion when | tell you that
six fee, of the sloops ib forced into the boiler
We now lay aground, and expect TO DC taken on by
steamer from the Point The sloop had no light out
Excuse haste Yours truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

SMITHSONIAN IxsrlrurE.-The Elce,prssiden'
has appointed the following Senators Regents 2, ue
Smithsonian Institution Hon. George Evans OF HSns
Hon. Sidney Breese OF Illinois and Hon Isaac : fe'
nytacker. OF Virginia
The nne fixed sy law for the frs, meeting oil the
board Of Regents the hrss Monday in September neN
Union.
II It is said that Amos Kendall now President
OF the Telegraphic Company owning the line from Bal
siuore TO NewYork win probably to hold thai
oasce Alexandra Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

SOLAR LAMPS, CAmPHENg LAMPS CHANDELIER o.
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANrEINs-Dietz Brother
Co. No l39 Williamst manufacturing and have d
ways on hand full of the above mendoosd
articles and various other goods ther lne which ey
will sell at wholesale or retail at low prices for cash
ivIi pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22

w The Boston papers are filled with accounts
OF the breaking ground the Long Pond Asueduct BY
which tina. city is be furnished with Gro
ton. The affair took plscc on Thursday The Msyoy,
CITY Council and some hundreds OF others were pre-
zen, and the ceremony said TO have been very mpo
ing ANY number of fine speeches and sennmens We're
given Among the invited guests Were eN-Fresden'
Adams J. q. Palfrey Horsno Allen Commissioner OF
the cro,on Water Works DR.. Walter Chsnnins sh1
Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
To ne Essor Of TIE Trissrs /.

Il was with surprise bu; not with regret ta; the
Editorial IN the Courier Enquirer otis morning on
my arrival from Western Newyo-k say 10; win -
greet for the Editor t1sg paper knew how h';is the
Wings II The country care ior the dOu,ineerg threats
contained in that article OF how he leaves the Wing
ranks he would for nomination Tor Governor
70 take place No party organization can sind II lis
forced 10 bow the dcrSon Of such papers the
Courier and Express instead OF Convention properly
chosen by the people The OF il : ths hat the
Courier has confidence N the Wings and The Wings
II the country generally think never hsi any CONF
denee in him We have, mass no sympathy win
Four.ersrl Anr-RentsIn ultra Abolitscnsr yet we
have sympathy eiiher with Slavery snd rejoice IN
every prospect OF IL removal; neither have sy syn
patty with the eudslpatcon system no longer tas
can De properly legally resiedied while the rine
We rejoice in the u,eliorsroa OF the condition OF the La