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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-06-26

MEXICAN PLAN OF WARFARE.-H Err
pectador of the 25th ult., furnishes its readers
with the system of warfare which is to be
adopted by the Mexicans in opposing the
American army. 1t is to be emphatically a
little, procrastinating, haIassing wal, guerra
en- peqpenO.) The Government is adiured to
abandon all idea of giving a pitched battle,
campaign fight, but to eoniinc the troops to a
guerilla war. The Mexican army is to be
split into fragments of 500 or 600 infantry
and 300 cavity, with which they are to in
tercept conveys to the American forces, cut
off their communications, hang upon their
TANKS, pick off %strdgglers, and keep them, by
unexpected attacks, in a continual state of
alarm. They are to watch opportunities OF
making u sudden descent gu their hospitals
and magazines, and lay waste the country
through which they arctic pass, and IN this
manner wear them out without giving them
an opportunity OF striking a single effective
blow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
Special Express
OVER THE ATLANTIC.
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES.

There continues to be considerable excitement
and curiosity manifested relative TO the sailing
OF The clipper piloteer, VIM. ]. Romer. It is GER
tan as any thing can be in this world, that she will
sail this noon, for Liverpool.
We hear various reasons assigned for the sailing
OF this fast saler for England but the general OPT
Mon among intelligent men appears to be, that she
has been chartered by some connected with the
British Embassy, 10 carry out important dispatches
10 the British government. 1t seems, from what we
learn, that if she does not GO for u.s. she will carry
special messenger TO convey asspeedy as possible,
the important correspondence that has lately passed
between Msssrs. Pdkenham and Buchanan, lnclud.
ing the refusal OF this government to leave the Ore
gon matter 10 arbitration.
We expect to receive, some time this NOM
ing, later intelligence from Washington, in time 10
send in the Romer. Her letter bags close at IL
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

MUNICIPAL RKyoRM-DAY BREAxINo.-After
long series Of years Of darkness, with occasional
CLEAN OF twilight, we are happy to be able to inform
our readers that there is prospect Of soon having
real daylight.
The subject of reform IN our municipal govern
menl, thanks to the untrng Of the in
dependent PRESS has at length reached the ears Of
the Common Council and we have the prospect
that IT the people only true to themselves, they
will, ere long, have their city government remodel
led and carried out in that will do away in
great measure, with the corruption and poitcalfa
vorusm which has characterized all parties for
many years past.
The municipal reform which we have a thousand
times pointed out, was that our city government
should be based and carried out on the same prnci-
pies, the case will admit, Of the govern
ment Of the United States. To this end, we stated
that we should have our Mayor clothed with execu-
tive powers, the same as the President; that we
should also have two boards OF Common Council,
the same as two houses OF Congress; and that the
representation should be based on population. This
was merely an outline of our views, thrown out for
the purpose OF being taken up and manufactured by
the people into system of government that would
meet all the wants of the city, and at the same time
be attended with less expense than the old system.
The present Common Council, at late meeting,
appointed special committee to take into conside-
ration the reform OF our city government, and Al
derman Compton, chairman Of the committee. has,
within few days, submitted report, together
with BILL to be land before the Legislature, for the
remodelling of the city government.
We will give an outline of Its principal features
In the first place, the city representation is to be
based upon population There are to be two
Boards Of Aldermen-the Board of Aldermen to
be elected for three years, the same as Senate;
and the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, or House Of
Representatives, to be elected for one year. The
Sixteenth ward Is to he divided into two wards.
The present election districts to be altered and
divided into sections Of ten thousand people, or as
near as possible, each thousand be entitled to
elect member of the Board Of Assistants, and each
ward to elect member OF the Board Of Aldermen.
As the three first wards, unitedy, contain but little
more than some of the uptown wards they are, by
the proposed SYSTEM to be united in representation.
The following will then be the system of represen-
tati
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

Political movements and events becoming - plen'
ty and important and foreign and domestic affairs
becoming unsettled and involved in much mys
terry, that confidence In commercial operations has be-
come almost completely destroy ed and stock specua-
tors are afraid to way the other There APP
pears be almost universal disposition to wait the
result. Of the many going before becoming
more deeply involved In consequence Of this feeling
there has been very little business done within the past
week or two in any department
Wall street has been particularly qust and the prin-
cpal object of the spectators in that neghborhood has
been just keep the wheels in motion. to keep the ma
chney in order the water in the boilers ready
for start at any moment.
We table exhibiting the quotations for stocks
in this market for each day of the past week. and at the
close Of the week previous There appears have been
steady decline in prices since last Saturday In some
instances there has been slight advance, but the gene
raj tendency has been downwards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
MT LAST POETRY IN AMERICA.
M q d nm q . lie A u r u as

regina del ballo, giovinetta
Dele gailiche grazie albergo nido,
Quest amsrosa mia canzone accetta.
Di tue virtu suona 81 largo il grido
Per 81 bella New York inclita parte
Che ALA mia Ira il cartco con6do.
E ga veggo sorr:dermi le carte.
Sorridere il serene acre, bella
Di bellszza immortal fulgere l. arts.
Cingi gentil, quella che Iddio Il dona
Ghirlanda eletta, il manto della gioja
Chiuda agile tua vaga persona.
Ed 10 leggendo quest versi miei
Che impetuosi m'escono dial core
Benedict dire, nacquer per lei
ETr CON NoRrHALL, MorT, MAcARrE, DE- MEYER,
GA pI ME LODI L'oGoETTo. TRIoNFERAI
SALVATORE ABBATE Z MIOLIORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

ANth't'ue" osPo'>--
There has been Q decrease In the shipments Of sp'
PIES ashes coffee cotton, domestic goods hops, lard
lead whale oil, sugars; and increase in tho ship
ments Of butter candles cheese, corn meal -four
hides lumber. naval stores, sperm oil, wheat wool
The foreign trade Of this port the past month"; has been
very limited, although somewhat larger than for the
corresponding month in the previous two years.
According to the st. Louis Repubesn there Is great
excitement In Wisconsin about the Wisconsin Marine
and Fire Insurance Company This institution was 70.
Gently appointed sort Of snbreasury Of the govern
ment-a depository of the land once money--bur. the
Legislature being in session. II necessary do
thing to get up an excitement Accordingly the pero
deal attack upon the company made, first by in
structing the Attorney General to commence nrocesd
ings against IL; second by memorial to Congrss, ask
inE that body to dsspprovs Of the charter next, By bin
70 repeal the charter and fourth By blu to commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
News from Europe

II Is fair 10 suppose that packet, with late
news, will soon arrive We may al any rate,
hourly look for one, aud also for the steamer Mas
sachusetts. The latter is in her wenty-fifth day,
II she sailed at her appointed time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

po~s.n,. sn.vsuu Cns. s.-'rhe Subscribers
having cited and Of the abov. csr he
;,s bi,c containing all that for the
toilet with The additoa Of the Messe rsbls strip fo
''A'p'''ns '"' a. GxtiNDERs 4 SOY, IN Broadway.
few doors above CoarslAndtst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

MANOR TROUBLES. the p. S Van Rensselaer,,
one OF the Committee of AssaiIants of " Trinity
Church." a con Of the late PATRON n so, he IL
ami rent IN New York, and pro-rsnf IN Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

The Wooduls MISSY Republican of the oath
ssys MIR David Woods. no wss overseeing for Mrs
Stevenson. on Percys Creek In this county, killed
by negro man belonging to Mrs. s., on Wednesday
vepip9 last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

Mr.. Jonathan Burgess, Jr., Of vassalborougb,
Maine was on the 9Th ult, instsntansously killed
while telling trees in the woods upon his premises He
len wife and two ehildrsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09
The Plusnbe National L

the FIu'hbe National Dn2"ert""
No q, Broadway. upper Of rfsy street. mes
he visited by sraoger ard Others. who fsve n"t 90
rec-v- their share II praise which = nwas
tn Sc who have the pie OF eramning Professor
Piumbes Justly celebrated gallery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

"Ex uSo DrscfTs oxNEs"-A mend cious print
in this city has given out that the annual income OF
Trinity Church Corrora,i amounts to four mil
hons OF dollars 1t. is however, very questionable
the whole amount OF property held by said corpo.
ration, would, should it be brought TO the hammer
10. morrow, realise more than tour millions five
hundred thousand Enthusiastically sum not ex-
ceeding five millions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

STEAMBOAT AocIDKSr.-we are sindebted to
Adams ~ Co, for late papers, and also for the
account Of an acciden, that happened to the steam.
boat Eureka, while lying at the dock in New
Haven. As that boat was about to start, il was die.
covered that there was something wrong abou, her
machinery, and on examination il was found thu,
she could not proceed on her passage The steam.
boat New York took her passengers. and conveyed
thsm to this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
WHOLE NO. 1871.
11atent ale6ieines.
nR.H.F. PEERY,s yRRMIFUGE ,or :. Deed

mr. PEERY'S VERMIFUGE or % Dead
~ Shot for Worms kighiy concentrated and cheneay
combined preparation, capable from tte PronPa< o, KS
action of clearing TIE JyJter fen hours of torH
The exceeding small quantity Of this medicine required 10
existence OF TO TeInovs every one from
Ire system its operating i'll !ew hours together win us
greai certainty OF effect II OF the most b
liant discoveries the IL seldom needs TO be repeated
and followed by other purge; therefore IN
urgent cases az those OF n;s spas or csusea
by WORMS its unrvaled superiority Is manifest Few med
icnes better calculated TO improve the heath OF children
where worms exist, as Il removes hose masses OF
cudes thai line and closely adhere 10 the stomach and
rety OF womcsease. Though prompt and certain IN is
operation Il perfectly safe and adapted TO the tenderes
age. 80
The following testimonials are selected from multitude
OF others evidence Of its great medicinal value
Extract from Letter reetrred from Dr.. Wadrten
NEWCASTLE, Va, Jan. S, 1874
DEAR Sir: gave vial of The Dead Shot" you len
with for the purpose OF testing its inertia friend Of
NINE who introduced Is his family by giving II 10
patient selected q suitable Il administered
cording the directions around the vial and aston
have administered in several other instances since with
similar good and II viii afford me much pleasure
in doing all my power recommend II 10 the notice Of
With respect yours &c. THOS. J. WHARTON.
JEFrERsoNvILLE, Va, 18th May, ls4i
hereby certify thai about six months snce made use OF
Dr. H. Peerys Vernuge 10 case OF one oil my children
about the age OF four years The child very low so
much thou h her almost a. the point OF death In
hours She passed 1870 and IN the course OF the
usx, day entirely restored 10 her former health
cal effects.
The above vermifuge has been made OF by Dr.
Peery in wide field OF practice, embracing this and sew
era adjacent Counties for number OF years, and VIII IN
exempted success ALIEN ST CLAIR.
Price - vial.
Prepared by Dr.. Il. + PERRY, and sold by A. B. { D.
Ess, Broadway, New.York and by Druggis,s generally
throughout the United States. IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
From the Albany Atlas.

SENATE.--.ALDANY, Feb. H.
After the reception of few petitions and reports
OF committees Mr. VAN ScHoosHovEN called for
the consideration of the resolution of inquiry offered
by himself for the testimony taken on the Anti henl
trials The resolution was debated, but without
coming TO any conclusion, the whole matterwas laid
over until Monday.
The chairman of the Committee of the Whole then
proceeded 10 announce the resolutions on Texas,
Oregon, &C., and Mr.. HARD having the floor, resu-
med and concluded his remarks
Mr. CLARK then took the floor, and reiterated his
charges against Col. YOUNG, in much the same Ian
guage heretofore made public The Senator furnish
ed nothing new for the edifcation of the audience
The Committee then and the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The most of the session was occupied In debating
motion by Mr.. CAAsE, TO recommit bill to a Com
mittee, with Instructions 10 report General Lien
Law for Mechanics and also, the report OF the ON
mittee on Public Printing report in relation to
the printing of the Comprolers report in relation
TO the expenses of the Canals.
a bill was reported to regulate bank issues and
the House fixed upon 10 o'clock as the future hour
of meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

made as Reflective as possible cost what 1t will Inc
property OF the nation should be taxed TO make II so
We go for ONE CENT postage on all letters weighing
no more than half for all distance-neWsPapeE
postage TO be the by weight as letter postage 9ut
every family allowed TO have newspaper al all as
,ances free If postage. This would do more 10 make
the nation wise and happy. united and incompetence
than all possible armies and navies
The demand of the National Reforners that eaca
man shall have portion Of the Public Lands 10 De
ipaienabe to his family derives strong countenahce
from the mode in which the land OF Canaan was oVoeo
among the victorious Israeites. We nope those VINO
derive their theology from the Hebrews will not ia out
with the laudless and luckless people who are striving
to introduce principles of political economy from me
source
The Yankee principle Of getting your money ~olln'
has other illustrations besides eating beyond your appe-
t,e at hotel If the usual price OF reading matter ID
ourpence square rod and you can get hall an acre LOT
the same price be and buy it, On the same prin'
c;pe is proposed to pay Legislators lawyers
lecturers and all who who dea! in wind By the length OF
their respective performances, measured by the mortal
hoursass We like the par go far as is con-
cerned Ii would lead to coughing and snort speeches.
otherwise good many would not earn their eight DOL
lars per day.
They saw that Meri; in this world commonly falls to
get itself properly rewarded But Detner tails mucn
ofteuer and has hab, which the other would do Wen
to copy it never complains.
AS we love both wit and wisdom, and admire
plain speech, we wish The Chronotype success.
II will be the genuine American Punch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
FITS FITS '
lvAN,s vr,cEraRI-E EXrR An infallibls RENE.


lVAN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallible Rene
&c-Tis medicine, which purely vegetable IL the only
remedy that has been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto nvulnerabe disease II well known
from time immemorsl physicians have pronounced Eptlep-
tic Fila ncurabls II has bBted all their skill and the boast
ed of ali medicine and consequently thousands have
suffered through miserable existence and 81 last yielded
up Their lives upon the altar OF insanity This Is 6ction
the paternal feeling Of nnumersbe hearts will bear tea
Inony And with all Difference TO The opinions OF phys
clans, the learned aud great positively, Epilepsy
be cured We OF how long standing, what
the effects produced by it, II be cured The Vegeta
BILE Extract is all powerful IN curing his dread scourge OF
the human famy-undreds have been cured and the GER
caies omany be the principal office 1874 Grand
New York. where the afflicted invited TO call and
their examined and advice given free of charge
Let those who doubt the efficacy OF the Vegetable Extract
who think their is hopeless let such cs upon the fol-
lowing persons who have either been cured or are now
using the medicine
Mrs. Jane Bennett. whose afflicted for eight or
nine years with Epeptc Fis cured by using the We
getabe Extract-call ard see her Sill Grand-sL
Mr.. Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years with
call and him Ia DelancysL Mrs Eleanor w. kief
afflicted for twenty years with Epilepuc Fits. and
cured by using the Vegetable ESaccal and see her al
Yorkvile. Mr.. VIM H. Psrselis who has been afflicted
for three years with Epepc Fits is now using the
Vegetable Exlract-csll and him al No. l9 Broomest
Aud numerous others may be called II desired Price
81 per bottle.
VANS Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for removing all NOR
bid and corrupt humors and purifying the blood Price Is
cents per box DRS. VANS l. HART, Prophetors.
lif lmeod- Principal Office 1874 Grant-st New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
WiNERJS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.

Il
INFORMS are the fruitful Of many and very ser-
w Qua diseases. indeed there 10 scarcely complaint
which scs infancy aud childhood, that may not be pro-
duced highly aggravated by The presence Of these ami
mails In the bovels Gases recorded eminent
physician OF them producing ST. Vus dance, lochJaw,
apopey mania, Gropsy 10 the head Inflammation OF the
eyes perverted VISION paralysis especially OF the muscles
hckup, dry cough, pleursc pains, eruption rheumatic
pains the joints Dr. Chapman says THAT every spe-
ces O! Worms 10 have their origin aud support IN
week and deprayed condition OF the digestive organs
Again he says all OF diminished strength and ea-
citation OF frame however reduced and especially the bow
els hlre in the deblitsted state may In child suspect
their existence speedy generation Dr. Gregory OBJ
serves caunot be- doubted that weak state OF the dges-
tive organs that which principally leads 10 the production
OF worms DR.. Wood remarks, there Is Jet great space
Improvement in the ode of treating this complaint
(WorIns) The largest Worms unqueslonaby are found
frequently in young people or persons OF weakly aRd
iuelasc bres and ds!hec h8bs and hence our hrst In
ienton should be 10 nyigorae the system generally and
the stomach and inestines particularly.
The remedy to which would call The attention OF Inc
public one which has proved successful for long time
and It is universally acknowledged By all who have tried
be far superior 10 any other medicine ever employed
in diseases for which is recommended IL not only de-
sroys Worms and nvigorates The whole SYSTEM but II dis
solves and carries CT superahundan slime mucus SO
prevalent the stomach and bowels oil chlden more es-
pecally those bad health The forns the bed or
nest in which Worms produce their young and by remoy-
ing ii Is impossible for Worms TO remain In the BODY
1t harmless in lie effects the system and The health OF
The patient Is always improved by It's use, even when no
Worms discovered.
joins WINsR Co. sole propretors for the u s. Sold by
WYATT & Kecham l2l Fultons-; r A. Sands 1873 Bowery,
cor OF Spring; J. l. Coddingon 3o3 hudson cor Spring.
j. W. Bassett. ca Broadway and Druggists generally.
TINT Sn,Da linz
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CDI.I or AI,AMANDER SAFES.-Kee

mind he fact that the safe hich came out so triumph
an,lv AZ be late rial Vsu1ha Garden was Saaandsr
SAFE though made By c. J. Gsyor for that occason twice
the ususI thickness and the whole affair managed by him
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