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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-01
Organization Of he Legislature.

Lost
tbs RipE AND TYE SYSTEMIC Districts to
vote Tor Senators tins ycar-other 10 Districts 70
vote tor Senators next ycar-she Senate consisting
OF 80 Members-was next proposed BY Mr. WHITE
and lost. Ayes II Noes So Absent 81.
Those who voted IN favor of II wer,
Ncsscs. Coacy, porlon, Dubois Nicholas O'Conor
Rusglcs Tallmsdse. J. J. Taylor. VIM Tsv!or Vachs
Marvin = Huntington. Jor,an kc,nble Kingsley Kirk.
land Rhosdcs, +. spencer, Stephens, Tat Young
The mex; vote was taken ON the question of
striking 80 Single Senate Districts and dividing
the State into l6 Double Districts, with average
each OF these IMMENSE Districts 10 elect one Mem
be. yearly. or one half the Senate The Ayes
were 20; the Noes s. and the Absentees u.
ayrs-Nessrs. Bergen and Murphy OF Kings Conc!y,
Cornell. Hunt Jones, Kennedy Ncoll oCoHor Shep-
ard, Stephens, Nsche and White OF Newiork AMI
brpHdase, Brown, hemhle, LOOMS Perkins, and Rug
giles.
Mr. MURPHY moved 70 de;ach Staten Island from
the Senste District o: Kings and add 1t TO Queens
and Suffolk Carried 81 70 so
Mr.. KsNSgpY proposed that Districts Nos 3 l.
5 +, constituting the city OF New-York should be
lefi TO be divided compactly aud equally as NAV
be- BY the Board OF Supervisors. OF that city and
county when the City Conv enton should have COM
plered the new divisions
Mr. STOW thought that the vote detachins Rich.
mond from the adjoining county of Kings, and at
tachinc il TO Queens and Suffolk ought 70 be
s;Sersd aud that the New-Iork Members should
not vote upon it He thought 1t Inconsistent in the
Newly ork Delegates. that they had voted and de-
cided the arrangements OF the other Districts and
yer had now objected to the action OF the Conven-
ton in dividing their city.
Mr.. KESSEpY'S motion was advocated by Messrs.
'Conor and Nicoll, and sgreed TO- and w ards may
be divided where necessary.
Mr. SMITH of Chenango proposed to change the
Committees arrangement by forming Delaware
and SchohsIe into Senate District, and Chsasa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
European Corn Trade.

Observation-Disclosures The doubts generally en-
te.aned respecting the Cora mportation Bill upon The
Grain trade frm has been maintained by holders
and, ca The whole the value Of Wheat has moved up
wa.d during the iast month, though mpercspbiy
scarcely 10 De ortced. There has not been very
tens!ve bushes. transacted 10 Wheat any other art
cle owing genera! unvillD gness 20 hold stocka -
Fou. begins 20 ce sseaole and commands rather
better prices. AZ the market held on the 9Th 1t
little business transacted in Whest cf any Kind :
Bonded Grain Of al nominal II value khc Flour
continued ~ noted IL Prices Current the ID
instant there very Moderate arrivals Of al grain
wbes. ioicraoy good Inquiry Il fully The currency
Of Ao. % bond here very little ys!ng coase-
suence u the great scarcity Of certificates; there
speculative inquiry !0r the article. There rather
better supply OF Wheat the market yesterday Nag A.
The -sce ruled ca! and but . progress could BE-
10 sales I'll reduction Of Is quarter submitted
II .onded there rquiry The
preston. both Tor speculation ant expectation.
LrrEarooL.-.This market although the business
transacted 10 limited comm s,racy acc prices
been gradually advancing sncs tne date Of 4At pub
Ecstiou. AZ the market held TUESDAY, April 9Th
Wheat ne: moderate retail dema-3 or cocsum pron
tie pnces Of ,har day veek Flour steadily ain
tanned fu value, With rather more business Going
Indian Corn good request ADVANCE Of Is per
cwt. No uanEactioas were practicable in Wheat or
Flour under Lock except oces Tor the LATER which
noices under Ine prefeas depression VIII listec
4, chr Corn Exchange May l. free Whea. OF ali de-
scripcocs extremely dull sale and si.aoogh sne
samples he'd The lAI. noted s ordinary
qualities offered wiki very atte eEec; decline
Of ID 70 ID per 10 lbs I1a Flour likewise much
more d5cuI 20 sci, 50 ate prices and Canadian, aoRgh
becoming less plentiful merely 1peeid previous value
Wnes: asd Flour IN bond having excited ,oe attention
Of speculative buyer seversl fsrtaer tnvesimen
made In each terms 10 ratbe- excee!Eg
isose previously obsinabls Indian Corn. upon lively
and general demand daily, wss me r-rn dearer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
l. ondon Money Market.

" g have pleasure in announcing an improvement In
monetary sairs generally since last puolcn,on tie
market decidedly improved and money is easier,
and, though the bbrokers the last TO ou'n IL yet
they have In several instances taken lower terms. The
i'm provement has been gradual aud Generally steady al
that wemay consider that little pressure exists
the market. Money ia easily obainabie by parties OF
known standing and 81 10 per cent tho ofin-
terrs for the mercantile bs secondary ones as'
more freely discounted by the tlbroters and private
bankers II per The large majority OF Min
listers upon the IRISH Coercion Bill rendered the market
still hrner on Saturday. and showed tendency In the
market TO advance and to-day the Satisfactory nature OF
the advices from India In anticipation OF tho Overland
Mail has farther tended give hrnness 10 the market
Consos for Money LEFT off 96i to for The Account s6i
IN 4 Three per Cents Reduced, $50 to Three and Il
Quarter per Cents. 81! Long Annuitles To-! Bank
stock, 20lt TO 205t India Bonds 80 10 50 PM; south
Sea Stock, 1907 and ExcbeQuer Bills, p 10 20 pm.
In the Foreign Market there has been very little changs
during fortnight the settlement Of the Account
took place on the 3Oth ana got over without din
Guilty The value OF most kind Of stock has Improved with
the brighter aspect Of affairs but the transactions are very
limited.
The following are the latest quotations :-Grcnada
Stock 90: Mexican 32 the Deferred at b Peruvian.
for the Account at 81 Portuguese Five per Cens at 49,
the Three per Cents Ssh the Four per Cents n, 81
Russian l0i Spanish Five per Gents tor tho Account
al @ Deferred if. Three per Cent? Tor the Account
at 36i Venezuela al II; and Dutch Four per cents Ger
tihcstes, at 90
The Share market, Influenced by the prospect otmany
of the useless schemes being wound up has improved,
and there 10 more business doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Report fur the reek ending NAY i
The demand both from the trade and exporters has been
uniformly good throughout the whole OF the week with
cut producing any change in prices and we close with
firm and steady market Cotton. parti cularly Of the
new import freely offered for sale az the
1890 American have been taken speculation ard $40
American and $40 Surat for export The sales to-day
1000 bales. Total sales OF the week IS, 600 bales.
R>por. oil Cotton Nartet. Nay1.
The sales Of saturday and to-day 600 bales
including portion speculation and for export The
market quiet ADD the rates current at the date OF
weekly report MAY y paid with scarcely any aera-
ton any thing, should say that II in favor OF the
buyer.
Iaox-There very ht;le doing In Iron, and the gen.
eral in preston Is prices will 90 rather lower The
improved OF the Money Market ma. givea better
tone TO that Iron daring The last few days bu, s II
feared that the demand time 70 Will
equal ihs large and permanently Increased production
and this being the prevailing opinion, there Is ,pecuA
Ton going and few large orssrs OF any kind IN the
market Present prices in L!verpool-scotch Pigs, f3
lis Sd Merchant Bars, IS i3s; Hoops, go l0.;.
Sheets gil les Rods, ss los per Pig. IN Glasgow
4 oer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
miscellnueous.

Loss or The AMERICAS BRIG FALco--Lst.e
have been received announcing total oss Of the brig
Face on OF New Zealand ana attack made
crew and the punccring OF rhe cargo oy me
tives The Fsco sailed from Boston tratlz voyage
islands OF the Pacific having on board ne new
American Cocsul 10. New Zealand She arrived az OFT
Nicholson in June and sailed thence WIKI the GoTefn-
mails board for ACcklAod, via Table Cape On
ire 9th Of the following month The vessel reached ne
Cape and she brought 20 anchor a. place called
Wangsvsi where IN course Of few eocrs Il came
on violer: s;orrr Dur,rg tie succeeding nisnf sae
rode with bo,n anchors down until about Iwo o'clock,
vhen the v.r6sss broke in two. Immediately she
drtfted through he breakers over reef mile
n extsri and struck sseit OF roczs and sands
on steep shore. AZ the tide receced The wreck was
lrf hiSh srd dry Finding the weasel not much IN
iured The crew were preparing set her eaos,
ropssns living he Island rsIhed board AID coz
ui.ed the 6isgrsesfrl oCrages They broke open
me matches. and getting aio the hold connected plun-
certnS everything hat valuable. They opened hs
n15.ss act boxes arc scattering he- contents II the
hsc ools.aec al Inc Government. dispatches which they
~ snt tescyet They 4fterwart began SUP tie
vessel tearing OF TIE copper sheAthtnS, .at 6e1trUysg
-ae huI win poeaIes. The American Consul coc1vec
ihe onset o. lie ac-.ck escape with large
o. specie Act pagers OF great value ant obtained shelter
u sentelEas house distance along he beach
Scue fe6 Cars serwat attack threatened BY the
nS;ves 20 possess themselves Of the tea.uys the-
re.arous plans were frustrated by number Of armed
geateE=a, who guarded ths place, nigh. and 4.y 1uu
he arrival OF vessel TO take Consul and ocers
and crew Of tie Fsco tneir destination The TTeck
was Subsequently burnt
The Government Gazette announces as we have
noticed elsewhere ria; sugar the produce Of New Gre
rsta md aso the sugar Of Siam hereafter be 3D.
Enrsed a. free labor prodrce BGt come means must
sill % aksa foE getting nass ample sEPpiy Of saSsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

c.o, in the Eay Of ship stores there mas been little
demand for Beef vhiie for Bacon only the better
descriptions have moved 81 remunereting prices.
The Cora trade remains IN very unsatisfactory
safe Operations are suspended. Inc trade merely
SIMPLY their immediate wants, and this etharEy will
cntirue uuti the fate OF the Corn Bill Is decided by
the House of Lords The bestinformed public men
are ksuEuine ;hat The Peers will pass the bill; and
personal friend of our own. popular MEMBER OF tne
PEOPLES House wiring last night says- ne opin-
ion sill gains ground Ghai Peels measures VIII pass
through their remaining stages without the country
being put 70 the agony OF cissoiauon- N
dissolution spoken of 81 the Gibbs but proceeds
from those who are ininical to the Iraae 2Ein
ciple. Every revolving day convinees ae that the
contamination OF our triumph Is az hand on may
safely announce this 10 your American readers as
~it1c:" The writer mss the entres OF the best fo-
tical society n London and we rely with the CREST
or confidence on his statement SIS we nave oeen
previously indebted TO vsgable information and
suggestions from the game high and uneScePuona-
bic source.
The accounts that came to hand from. Auerica re-
Gently bad visible effect the price OF the Z ns-
lish securities. The settlement Of the Oregon on
basis of the 10th parallel continues 70 be regarded
as a thing that must be-ss fair settlement 10
which the leading statesmen en- both SIDES OF the
Atlantic will combine 10 give ,heir aid. The inter
riuable discussions CT the subject n the Senate
bear striking affinity TO the dreary waste OF words
IN the English house ci commons on the coercion
and the Corn Bills.
The commercial sccoun,s from India. which came
TO hand Yesterday show an improved feeling in tina,
distant land.
The Canadian Timber has painfully experienced
the effects resulting from the dispute among the
masters and the operative builders. Business, in
consequence of the staena,ion, has been suspended
and the review OF the last month IN this branch Is
dreaTy monotony
The English Funds have risen shade in conse-
quence of the greater abundance of money. and
apon the whole, the commercial prospects OF the
last are more encouraging than those OF the previous
fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
Commercial.

The House OF Commons has al length brought the
debate on the Irish Coercion Bill 10 close. Last
nigh, the Cora Bill would occupy the attention cfthe
House, and in ten days from this time the judgment
of the Lords on that i'm po1tanI measure will proba
bly, be known.
The quantity OF good, held BY the great Enanuiac-
turers in Lancashire is large, and the demand, In
the presen, STATE OF uncertainty as 10 The future, has
been limited The transactions OF the month have
been shade better than those OF the preceding
month.
The Share market. about being freed from the
dead weight which ne. SO long oppressed il is re
covering its tone. There has been good deal OF
business doing lately in many OF the established
lines prices bsve ar upward tendency :" ben the
fuads arising from railway scrip have been distTioa
ted. ever in business Wi lee! ice oeaeH1' spG
produce OF every kind viii doubtless improve In
value
Many of the ship-owners and masters engaged In
the nted States and, more especially, IN me New.
York trade are ST ;ssae with the Commissioners OF
Emigration with regard 10 the stEinsency OF Loyc
Registry Book il the mater OF vessels Carrying
great numbers OF Storage passengers
The Cotton market sustalrs the improved feeling
that mild when The last steamer sailed. TIE
sscs,;aoed deficiency IN Tie lsst crop Is ibe
primary cause OF The hrmuess The sales during
Inc week exceed 5000 bales about 10000 OF
which have been for export and speculation,
leaving yery respectable daily average Tor The
trast The imports during The last week have been
ligh.. hardly exceeding 5000 bales Up to the pre-
sen, lime the imports are $1,000 bales below those
Of the corresponding period iast year. Yesterday,
he sales exceeded 1900 bales, Al firm prices
Large quantities OF American Provisions End
,heir way TO this country BY almost every s.rivsl
With an anticipated scarcity OF bread sgsfEs the
records Of the barrels OF ioar and OF beef which
cross the Atlantic e; the presen: time are daily
psraded in the columns OF The daily press They
point moral OF gratifying character; for when
he restrictions which have hitherto impeded ,hst
brsnch OF commerce are renoved-as removed
they viii be-i. : impossible to gCage me extent 10
which the provision Trade between England and
America will be carried 81 present there are up
~ard Of 0o00o barrels o. dour under lock N Live.
pool ali OF which viii be removed n he low dnry
when the Corn Bill becomes law
But the present transition stale IS injurious 70 the
importers and prejudciaI 70 the public The former
sustain heavy losses, and the latter are prevented
from procuring wholesome food On easy terms FIX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
The War with King Alcohol
MORE VICTORIES.

1t Affords as great pleasure have the privilege o:
recording farther signal victories over King Alec,
hol,' the arch enemy of mankind. 1, viii De seer
by the following, which We copy from the Evening
Journal, that our report in yesterdays Tribune
did great injustice to the City of Albany The
Journal says:
This was the quetest Election ever held IL or City
The vote was very fair one, being 42ls within lss
CT TIE number cast at the Election OF Delegates the
Convention or these 2,ss5 were for No Licea,e and
1859 for License showing No License majority Of
l3l0 Al The Wards gave 80 License sjorites eIcep:
me FESt ane Thirc-the former gives II The LATER 20
Tor License The heaviest raao:es Il viii be see2.
cast in The 9Th 9Th and 9Th Wards. The following the
whole vote Of the City:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
!, a. q Con!ana..L NI n - I.s.

OoSRAro: PHILOSOPHY IN. TIaGzk NAiLs No. XII !
ho"l'ef I'm ppftaaL fequsit1 OF handsome INIT 10
iiHe'' and his necessary eoyoted BIZ M. az Of al
or1"ts tl"uSh the methods resofc for ts prs;ucIa
~c-y dt5f IN Turkey for Instance Ins ,l.ip ~
nauS win escoctioa Of h,nns 10 france .o toU..ca
ofwooS ann ro.qpin1 !. generally for The 5. 10 ~
po@ o'ns p7ops fnsofi 10 severe fric0o with nd
oLscLy iihehns or s9srez az h-r aaia AL .hets e,f
e's "fesz because ms effect produced 10 extretas,, @
ih7 n< f"se4lF ungs should result for ~, red
oLsod -e'"iGE Ih5oGsh transparent csil anf
- - 1s.op io.t eevE;iy 10 wLs.d" for, ~, e.,s.s
ed sao, ~ 80 Sy oogaAuos motehl~ bal.a. NJ.
Ere .a11o~ne;s oaooerH Reen&... Roagbse,,
o.rs Gaps S'aeKs dr Thi1 80, % IA 10 o-,yx,t
Ic' oes'lrh Sovs<rOs Ps'ldSeE suB,ur, 81
aPIe", Saoa' n.,r oous. CD, Llqxa Ros, s,ss
sesH:e. and permanent ca n'.iinu III q. 10 -, II
ups ooVsAros GTse,as Hsl~ Dye {. "a Yo,,,S
- color Cd ign or gray ha;r slo..y bruwn or hsss
~ LEI vs.@ane pfeoslntioDs Of Er FELix ScrzI.7
s g.. .hy es procured ssnsEs a, ss dspo, vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
NeWs offhe Day.

We have nothing this morning to relieve the gen
efsl anxiety in relation to affairs the Rio Grsnde.
We ere very likely to receive fresh advices to-day,
in which case our readers may expect to see them
in the Evening Tribune. Hthe news is of sufficient
importance we shall issue an E1trs-not other
wise.
The news by the Britannia 10 not very important.
There are no new developments in relation to the
Oregon Question. Great Britain In evidently de-
termiDed 10 await the tide of events before taking
any farther steps.
The returns of the Election under the new E1.
else Law are better than the most sanguine friends
Of Temperance dared ever to hope. The details will
be found In another place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
Business Notices

EY' The PLuABE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN CALM
on the upper corner OF Broadway and Mursy.s, |, NJ,
place THAR we can recommend to our freuds Il, procro
faithful Likeness and perfect picture The thousands
who visit this establishment con testify to the fac, hs
nowhere else can they well served az at Proe,,
pIumbe's celebrated Gallery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

l-S' The ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT, George Daw
Editor Strong Dawson, publishers comes to L, en-.
larged and besueG. and is the largest Daily pub.
ushed inland West Of Albany The Democrat does no, e.
lie s do OF those who assume IT, but 10 m
ardent and generous champion Of Equal Right, for al men,
well most spirited and enterprng 10 the procure
ment OF early news. 1t Is bound to go ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
The Overland Mail from India.

Shortly after the dispatch OF our paper by the
steamship Csbri, the eth u we received by express
from Paris news from India and IS We Anticipated
Peace is restored in Ppnjaub. The British forces
in possession Of Lahore
The Delhi Gazette Extraordinary contains seve-
raj important documents connected with the treaty OF
peace between the Indian Company and the Maearaah OF
Lahore which was signed Lahore the 9Th March BY
article the Maharajah csdes 10 the Company all lie terri
tory comprised between the rivers Beas and Sue By
art; the Msharaah anding impossible 10 complete the
payment the indemnity agreed cedes TO the Com
pauy all mountain territory prtsed between the
Bea, and Indus enclosing the provinces OF Cachee
and Mazarah.
On the 10th of March counter treaty was signed
Unrtier between the Company and the Msharsjan
By Art. the Company cede, to Gbolab Singh the
r;tory the OF the Undue and west OF the Rave
Art STIMULATES the payment 10 the Company BY Gno'
lab Singh OF $500 COO.
Rv Art the indemnity 10 be paid by the Mshsraish
Is settled at y laos OF rupees 10 word the Comps-
ny obtains by 10 the right Of passage across the ter
riory Of Lahore By the troops wherever required 81
Art - the Mahsrsjsh recognizes Ghosb Singh as indie
pendent sovereign of the territory which be az present
possesses and Of whatever the Company shall choose 10
cede ~ him hereafter.
By Ar,6 Gholab Singh engages join all his troops
to those OF the Company in the operations which may
take place within the limits OF the CoUpauys territory
BIZ Art 10 Ghosb Singh recognizes the supremacy oil
England in testimony OF which he will pay annually TO
the English Government eleven gosta and six Cachmere
mules
Sir Charles Napier by rapid march reached
Lahore the Sd of March. He received with every
mark OF distinction, and about to return as Cover
nor of Scinde.
The hot months had begun in India. and famine
was apprehenaed from the drouh. the fall Of rain during
tho last monsoon having been scaniy.
The news from China only extends 10 the 27th OF
February later than that received BY the previous
mall.
The Dutch Government had declared its intention
OF conquerng the fertile Island Of Ball. containing nearly
two millions inhabitants. The merchants Of Singapore
view this movement II Is said with jealousy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
The Iron Trade.

Tae.e mas teen only moderate business done In the Lon
don market during the past noz-h and crices have reed
S. los per Scotch Pig declined the course Of tie
Tes TO CPS Cd Per ton and few parcels yers
sold Cos free hoard 3; Glasgow but il has rallied
owing orders ron as Continent and the month cossd
SIS 10 6ss II which many orders have been z-v.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

tS- We see that Jones' the proprietor of Jones,
Italian Chemical! Soap, and Joneas Coral Hair Res,o
i've, hss removed his branch establishment from 3aI !.
4lJ Broadway, near Lspenardst. where the two sbop
named articles known by all who have tried them to IA
so exceenD can DO had. rs also at bis principal dspo
Chatham ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

THE CLERGY Is. THE LAuY-In the Convention
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Diocese Of Penn
ylvania day since, Rev. Mr. Stem m AIDE mouca
in substance ropealing the rule which precluded coos
cergymen from seats In the Convention and the parishes
from sending DELEGATIONS. After some debate the question
tskcu by orders. and resulted Jlows Clergy as
3D. 10 parishes ayes IS 80 dviaed D. So bo,h
orders not agreeing, the motion -'as lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

sAsDSs SARsAPARiLLA-Anr uin-ni nhv..,s, q, ora 4
ne n!r works be hss Published says Tbs dceuip,
VIC Of medicinal substances into the blood rs
xH iai'y ec.iftd Tor 10 Capable OF ply
a snu therapeutics! denomination II IL BY s m,!t
ate opo,.non OF tho vital STREAM that SanSys saysspa
Nv. pstiEhea anch astonishing Of Urerou. Ers
uvs snd tnduiar diseases host of Other msl.ds, q
wren Ie'-ct-c blood 10 ia. fountain Tbs drl.rg-r;
ipeu" OF us extraordinary preparation are trsn,,lt
nfough ha communication between tho d. y.sy anosrut
aod me yrin, into he circulation. rsby IL, n, urst
ing and purifying properties pol that IA hor.yn 10 "a
composition Of heshy blood The rapidly with ubeb o
Various INDICATIONS Of diseaa, rrmoysd by III.
shn us unl"fn success. established By u uIludo Of u
rLTfsT7i and sold, Wholesale and ss,s by A. B. ~
asDs Druggists, 100 Futon-sl corner Of William New
YORK Bod also al rs Broad wsJ ~ gas, a,osdwsy "a
y Droggil senensy hfca chou. The United sstss Pa
81 per ooi,l- So hot,s ~, sS ~ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22

To Ann, To Arms! Yg BR.yr!-Por T.,.. "a ~,
Rio Grande Young Gentlemen who ,.,.b N d.,,,yr,
themselves In the campaign sgsins, Mexico and wooa
prefer enrolling az an Independent Corps are reoue,t
call O. iha. Il. Shaw at 1874 Mo,l between ,bs hound
anG O'Clock p NJ
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p In order to make room for orr advertise
,nen., ue are compelled totssae another SUPPLE
MENT this morning, raieb is 'erred to all our
regular ssbseribers graft
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