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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
Trnde of the Hudson.
Produce and Country Merchandise rrofpS al Ns,n York
Reusrt.a Spee.n!ly for The Nep Yols Tribune.

PrcGace and Country Merchandise irrotp At Nsn York
Reported Spee1n!!y for The Nep- YORK Tribune
Line ssr,- gi,hktlI-son b.l., h,y 80 4 straw
1000 bubrs ry. 20 pot.,oe. 5bbs rggI 2O0 tubs iter
m hh "a mi. ~. lnnr 40 sheen arc elabs . We, 3
ro, p' md csiv,. $50 bs-. sood.
I'LL ga, =, ins- 4, rs- Dn,ch-.s County Cant Tyler
iTS'h .. ,o9 CIV. b. 90 IN Law ss
nh b"r 20 M .,,, f>.ts 81 rsYs. - s,oh, II old
sheep 1--we sos. cows and csv-s y bn po,s,o-. SO
bu,br, nots.ors 20 ~. CAPTAIN ,slv-. II lamb, old
So 80 "S and .sSrs in Jr Q bb, rg.
Inv. butter Ch,,lv-ll ShooI ~ eggs Ryd-r; bb.
era Emerson Boston lot lin CONDUCTOR. had .undry SRI
c-s lin war. II Richmond; box .uniri-. Miss Farrell
do dn WoIsm Uonphys, mt bbl .gg.l Bul.; lind 10
bin i. ! half do 20 boxes Hsxku. Stewart Pi-rce box
n" d !. "a Gr,. h Co rTa. rrth4n%sre Mr. Bo,worb.
r ~ -, iI97 40 ~ s,o". an DOL cora- q Co. 4gi
do q Smut SIS DO l. Andrews: i45 Do w Mile; 1870 do
Knm.i A Ev,,.on: 81 do BUiInrc & Co; ~ 10 Young
SrsnIIz i0n DO Fv-re; 2ui DO M.ilison; lag do
q Books 1855 do HYDE r. 10 bales hay frsins ,ubs II
pals butter Dbl. eggs coop fowls II lambs IS cae -
COW. Is calves 10 Cap John Reed; furniture
Rich; 90 rolls bonnet boards c l. Som bags
H-ins, glue q bbls Pla Adams; pais butter
calves lotegg. "Iite.
albany ard New Tors Line Maher-Barge urca-3Sl
bhe dur $50 90 Jphnsou ~ do w Grafton ~ do Kent
10 do Srydan, Rr-d Co; IS do Cowne & Cos do Kent
Knpsn Co; 10 bbs liquor Hy.op Ccfa; 10 roll. -s,h
rrJ G Brook; IL kegs b'srr Kent: Kinnsn Coz 81 dol
bbl do Work Drake l6 bore. ~sI-r Or Clark 81 nil
vision Is cn.1. bs lard 40 shoulders w has.
iin II tegs butter Conan, Hopkins X Co; e DO w II,
P.s,k Co
7i3 Dbl. a,ur 81 How son; Coz do bbi. s.h.. Dows
Cary bb!s ~hiIky PIT HarI, 30 CASKS beef suyd4u
Reed Co; % obs porn Wsrrus Gregory; boxes med
icine Bromley bxs G & Tr-sd~ 81, b1i, a.h-. Silver
Norman; do Dwight, sea!s Co; do T0mpAns
Co; do Uaderhll L!Oyci do Lewis B-ne..c! Wiz
ligms.
Albany and Canal Line-A Hoyt-Barge Msdison-3l0
bills four Say dam Reed Co IS DO Ch4tean " SaG~d
~ Dater Miller Coz 60 90 Do~a CafS bbis ashes
7 Fl Gibson do Mead c.; do Krat, Kinnsn Co.'S
do Je,sup Co; DO Scovilr; p II Sheldon; 2 @
W Holt L. do Felt Hopkins; 4OCO bushels corn, BOWS
Cary.
New Yorf Buffalo Line-lVes x Csr2il-Boat Hall
brobsf-l2 css' ache. HYsop Coihn; boxes bfu.hr.
bds lanes Noe; 100 tntp-nGns Dbl. 81 BLACKWELL )
bales wool Bill Carpenter Prgyht-nc-; 20 bushels
DOW. z Cary; c..k ners"sx ) Wray
Ne" fofk snc Suca L'n---5 sna~-EoHt Shrrhurre-
- boxes cheese bo" mar stanton Coz ~ obis polato-s
ona~ ooAe. ure u iA7yseii 10 DPS prov alons
uHpan 70, Dols 'T afn,as 9u'sfi nd! baSs
cr,i s, use * 80 " a H H -. pIIs 2''cht9rX7
Sorne broLn-ts 10 Dpis sshes Dster hef CO, ubs
mi, ~ h, 80. g U 1sn,. y nuff!l :. eo tpo
II 2 49,, :, = ~ = oat.rr - Dox-S
nIoH . ~ 10 oSA-s CHEESE Ferry; bc
.sshhns. D hi so 80 ~ ~, 't": JUL. t ppu1h Z
Eiom. RsVnIan 49, :, 80 n'e7 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

WAR MOVEMENTS ~ kESTUCHY.-The RICH,
wing of the Louisville Legion consisting of i've compn
mics under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Rogers
embarked las, evening for Ne% Orean. on the Diana -
The left wing, under Col Ormshy VIII probably leave
at > O'Clock to-day on Inc Alex scott
The news from the interior shows thst every
part of the State in blaze There is doubt that the
requsitiun has been much more than hiied atraady-
Companies been recruited NJ Lexington Frankfort
Msysvills. Dauviile uarrodsblrg Ncnoasvile. Yer.
saiies Green county Covington. AMI Indeed in every
quarter The Governor ,od ,turday that he had
received intelligence authorize heopniOu that su
Client number accompanies was already formed 70 oil the
requsition. Louisville Jour 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
business Notices.

TuE Howard uousE-This establishment, on the co.,
uer Broadway aud Howardst. 50 long and fa'ora'y
the public readers may have no'iaec. na'
closed several mouths past This has been fen
dered necessary he extensive additions and charge
of arrangement It has undergone 1t viii reopen to-day.
and we Will venture 10 say that magnificent luxsry,
gorscou. display. and sumpuous though solid Comfort
there establishment OF the Kind In the Onion that can
we with it, Tho coup d@R of the vast saloon on the H''
floor. with its costly paintings, splendid SATIN an" "AN
curtains stained glass wniOws, saodung ana 'oeius
the light and all the other appointments IN similar S
strsingly beautiful and y6ch1Tce Inc ho""o h'u''
has fitted up electory and restaurant where AZ
tho daintes and Injuries OF sesou served ny 10 hS
best style may be obtained at all hours OF oe '"y NJ
pains expense have been spared combine Wn
beauty ANA to render 1t In every way worthy OF the Pso
lie patronage. An idea may be formed of Its magnihcenes
when our readers that the Of It's fitting will
fall but little between and $4,000. But while wO
refrain from laviDg praises the beauty and
elegance the workmanship must omit to men
ton those talented and mechanics under whose d.
recuon the work assumed local sabtaton and name
Too much praise cannot be awarded Mr. Ezra Smith who
wholly designed and the work in tho chase
and beautiful manner under the supervision OF his fore
man. Henry Spear. Mr. Smith, whose residence Is al loo
GreenwIc-s deserves particular credit for the excellent
manner in which he Cd and completed the work.
The plans drawn by OTIS Pollard the painting and
gliding by Newell * Hart corner Broadway aud Twelfth
ST.; The carving by L. W Lur. Of Canal und Elm
ats the coored ground glass by L. Taylor corner OF Hes
tar and Elizabeth sts tho upholstery by Dir. Phys,c
Broadway; the looking glasses by Williams steveGs,
Broadway; the stained glass by w. j. Harrington. BY
Jgo. smith l46 wooster-s The above named artists all
their peculiar line Of business the elegant and
rnished workmanship OF the Howard House Will amply
ait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
Eighth Ward.

The Wings Of this Ward have at the last mo-
rnen nominated capital ticket for to days election
as follows:
For GIN consen,ion-Hon. F. A. TALLHADeE AR.
K LAwKEScE JAMES 7. NJ BiEAHLEY-
S:hoot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HIP.
7rustse--DAwsoS WILSON. Hsp.tor-GIpEoNF orS-
TAIN.
Now, Wings Of the Eighth we expect every
man Of you 10 turn GU, this morning and put in that
ticket The candidates are men Of ability and ex-
perience: the Locos are divided and running iwo
tickets inst rote, and the victory is yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
Things in rhilndclphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHiLAoElPHIA Msy 81, Pm
The cold e1;rcmities OF once merry Ms, show T..
dissolution 10 BE- fast approaching, snd by ndniss,
will De gone for ever. have never known he wes,bs
chilly \, this season, sni have Rugged the ire ;S
a IL had been in md,~iner
Smith Jaw and John Pennington have beer g.,
guilty OF conspiracy IN obtaining goods under Ia a
tencrs of Mr. John Hanna. merchant, OF your ci,, Se
The Presbyterian Board CT Publication La.
abandoned their t1rts to obtain the legacy of sa0ao
left by Mir Brand OF Richmond Va. The DIR j,u,,.,.S
~ns mas been the a~ OF Virginia which dec, no;
nizs The existence OF any religious corpOr atom
We have renewed hopes that ou' Tariff yiIh.
saved from the fact that but Is Loo cFoco N..A.,.
sucuGed caucus in Washington. And not on. a.
:'e~lors. Pennsylvania or New.Je,.oy Can IL se VA,
thss. men have NJ last awakened 10 the true is,sr..
country ana determined 10 substitute psyo,i,,, ~
party "f
We have no local news 10 interest vour resas,.
Our regular Sunday alarm OF fire inter-up,ed IT,
Church soer. this morning; another Wi. s.,nr.S,
come on this evening ami the are ia favor Of
light
our Stock Board was doll Yesterday. bp, ,,,...
6rn Penn 50 65 Reading 22s bonds - v,css ss,ss
%, Girsrd u. Camden aud Amo"y l22s :. t. u
irrired-Rr,c Michael from Bremen Pioneer g..
port CasiIds & Hylas Boston: schrs Denmark cesi
iruss x Phceb- Baxter. do; " B. Mallory aud tl,eoon
Providence Eiizsoeth, Nantucket; Delaware, proy,'
dencs.
ci,arsd-Brcs Pearl Token sud Chas Heath so.,o,
schrs " Il Crowr H-yl-run Staten l,lsnd. II ch..a'
II. Harrison, Wilderness. ". ii. Gaody Newark sehT.
Chief Ainszpn. Owen Rach.lsn Caihar,ne " York
u WAR draws oil thousands from useful &C.
equations ana them in the work OF Grstructoa
Thou sands taken from profitable emp AID
useful industry aud engage IN Campaigns that arc 40,
profitable ~ them and expensive 10 the GlvtrpI,anL
Costly tits aud preparations have 10 be made. Asrest
and e-nsrs loss oi time occurs Msay u-etn men
drawn oil from their regular business and from the care
and support ut their families. The whole business Of
the country seriously Interrupted These are some Of
the evil, OF War. and We now winners them on -rs!
scale but they will become much more re!"us II tho
War should become formidable snd prourcred. 10 4
Republic greatest evil resulting from War Is the
manu- iactur-, ot military her ss.
\ host -hruJm warriors ara very dsugsron cit
zeus ofa republic in time OF peace and in forrsn war
apt the country TO bo overrun with the m 'oi
many years after It's termination All the effects var
cslamtous AMI lead much oppression OF 'hs labor
ing csssrs The .Npcnses OF must come out iht
labor aud prosperity OF the country and Its tria s(
dangers tall heavily the poorer ca.srs OF pa 'e
- Louie Moo Ft-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

We should like exceedingly well 10 know whcth-
MIR, Templeion the singer really insugates the
brutal attacks so frequently made in connection with
his by the Herald on Mr.. V. Crehugh, in
Guiding ridcue of his business and the mother
country Of both and of the lbeer himself II Mr.. T.
does insdsate coun,erance these attacks regret
that We have urged our citizens TO hear him.
!, seems ihA, Mr. C devoted much time ana exertiou
before well after Mr. It's arrival from Europe, TO
procure for the latter favor4te introduction the
New York public, 60 important his success in other
parts Of the linton. We recoec, Mr. C.s calling upon
u.s. sometime before Mr. T. arr val with very strong
commentator OF Mr.. I In manuscript which he asked
Us 10 adopt and publish "a Editorial; aud We did We
believed i, ali true should not have adopted it
charged nothing for it, since we published il
favor tc Mr. c. yet insist thar such notices le
climate subjec; OF charge however truthful snd modest
scsen they intended pro-.Os any mans prirats
est. This is the rule which al journals Set especial
y those which pretend deny IL it Is often
va!-e in practice, though openly insist lis justice
and propriety.
Mr. Templetou, aided a, We know, by the efforts and
influence of Chrehssh very successful here, ana
obtained good for professional tour through The
Union. Mr.. c. it thought i: but Gst that he should
bs paid Tor his efforts In producing this result and here
We think he right. lie preferred claim which
Temple,on refused 10 pay, and lawsuit followed Noi
knowing whether Mr. refused pay any Thing (Which
ia implied by the Herald only objected TO the amount
OF the charge say how far e!iher night. We
the law will DO justice 20 beth.
NJ. rs refusal TO pay claim which may De exorb
.sns though be wholly unounded oush, no, TO
prejudice hin; ou, II he has been instrumental In drag
gins this purely personal into the journals -id
cul:ns Mr.. c. wig maker &c. aad n,tganG gen
orally the Hersds low scurriii.y he ought suffer and
will suffer with The public. lfM- T. the gentleman
we took hin for when be appeared srnoas lie Wi!
promptly clear hnseh Of correction unfortunate,
and wa!ch subjects him 10 inpu,s,ons exceedingly
favorable his standing OF honorable and gen.
e.ous feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
Appointments by the President.

by and iota ne ddricc and c0pse1t q he Senate.
OF Boston and ChArlestown in the state Of Massachusetts
vic.. Iemurl Williams removed.
LEWIS WARRINGTON, Captsin OF United States Navy
chief OF Bureau Of Ordnance Hydrogrsphy vice
Captain Crane. decreased
JosErIr SMITH Captain Of United States Navy. TO be
chief Bureau o: Navy Yards and DOCKS vice Levi:
Warrington. transferred.
JoHN {. WArRoVs TO he Judge OF the District Court
the nted State. Tor the District OF Texas.
GEORGE w. Brown, 10 be Attorney for the District Of
Texas
IoHN NJ ALIEN to be Marshal OF the United States or
the Distric, OF Texas.
GERSHoM J. Van bRuNr, Lieutenant. to be Q
Commander in The Navy. 70 MI vacancy occasvned BIZ
the death OF Commander Richard A. Jones'
PETER w. MURPHY snd JOIN B. RANDOLPH. now
Passed Md-hipmeu 10 De Lieuicusnis 10 the Navy. fill
vacancies occa,ored by the death of Lieutenant John
Henry and the promotion Of Lieutenant Gershom J. Van
Brun..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

r. The Delaware Express sashe, poin;edly calls
upon the Governors private organ in this city for some
explanation the snneSed elorihcacn resolution which
Appeared 10 that organ last fall
Resolution passed Loco Foeo stfH IN Fc-re co.'s
~ fas faH &ns pasiisae6 IN l.s A!5dHy iaas
hesoree Tea, he ee<.tic daG isEaes p-eeaE
tons OF the Government IN -ISw or The ANIMATION
OF IENAS Raw " SAVED TIE COUNTRY FROM
Tar. SSsAi EVILS OF AwAR: "a ard thar the
whose wise counsss and pIomp, act. have 6rea abea
sss Tsss!; 9; oaes glorious, konoraba cad pcae.fai
ALBANY journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
WAR PREPARATIONS Is KEsTucKY.-We a

WAR PREPARATIONS Is hESTUcKY-We are
happy announce that Adlu;Ant Gen. PHrER DUDLEY
arrived in Frankfort from Washington on Sunday. The
Governor and Cen T. Dudley AZ the monen, We are WIZ:
ing, (Noatay morning. in consultation. preparing the
orders complete the requsiiion Of the General Govern
ment FOR troops which will be published IL Com
morwe2lih Is soon A completed.
Frankfort Commonwealth, 26th May.
ALMOST A DUEL-Qui.e an excitement vas &C.
cssionst in wesvi Ohio Monday By quarrel be-
tween Mr. A McBane, editor OF the Patriot, paper pub
lished tha; place and M j. W jenkins the Pos,In
lie! Some officially had occurred between them IN rela
ton the delivery of The formers papers and the editor
expressed his opinion 20 The Postmaster with considerable
poai and force. The p NJ. tod him that he, McBsne,
dare rot talk 20 hin the other side Of the river, In
Virgins. " On the word, ACQUIRED he was, The
Of the pen iumpSd into skf and pulled the
Inviting his enemy follow hin, and lis courage
Ar. jenkins. seems, declined the invitation. The sad
part Of the affair however, consists in this In praccins
with his pistols, ard shooting imaginary Jenkins McBane
accidentally saot OF OF his fingers Satisfied Will;
forcing his opponent 10 back ou he then returned
WeSyile II hear sny farther accounts OF the Del
lisereHts We Will advise the public. Pit;s Gem Jcu-.
r. We hear thar MAHAs in jail charged with
the uurde. OF his wife whose purified corps found
By his bed on Wednesday night will probably plead
guilty 70 the charge and thus relieve The unpleasant
cessty OF entering INTO full Development Of the lOa.h
he ags understand confessed the crime.
Newark Adv Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

Eastern TRAvEL.-Recert experience enables
bear smother testimony the admirable arrange
en,s Tor the accommodation OF travellers OF the line be
this City and Boston Wis Norwich and Worcester
The fare is reduced 70 Sa-cheap enough in al coz
science for conveyance OF Two hundred niles IL the
hnes, Ssesfho.is and the 5es: o Railroads The
Captains OF TIE Wo,ces.e. and C!eopss AID the Coz
tpc,ovs OF The train. this srays s;ady tie
pleasure well IS the safety Of the travelling public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR Corz--Tnis Court opens today with cal
endar al ai5 This beng ELECTION day, The Caur.
VIII mre; netey 20 organize, bat Will 60 no business.
The aon-erurnera;et motons WILL be heard Tuesday.
Caendar that dSy-Sos s. 200, TO Ii, 2oi, l5
CIacUrT Couzr.-Ths Court will also open wi;E :
heavy calertr-Sos = 1, a92 20 DO, L. 90 90 D. 25
81, =, IS, 365, 3S, 3si
CoSsos PLEAs.-Tuesdsy-PgbEsnec or Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

e The Claremont IN. q Eagle, and ali others
interested informed Eha, the described IN TIE
Tr.bun. time since, under the head, Fruits OF
Fans,cism" occurred not in Gro,on, n Il. bu, IN
;own Of tie sams name n con7tctieu;. The
~aa frs: published in New Hampshire paper, and
STATE being mentioned the inference was natural that
Gco:oE. \. a was he place referred 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

e The Ner-HGren Herald assures Us ira. no
Mexican o. War meeting Gas se=n held in ;ha city
by aoy students o; Yale College The story originated
believe, n the Herald TIA; unfsi,ing reservoir Of
huuous.
DREADFUL DEArH.-A sen Of Mr. a B Green
II years Of sse KILLED tie gotten is,o-y 3. Ste
phertown Rensselaer, Co The 26;h list By getting
entsnsled IN the machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
MARRIED

~ Midile,own. Conn. on Thursday evening. May 18th
~ Rev. J. 2. Crane. D. D. WILLIAM DCNAGL j
Of this CRY % CAROLINE NICHOLS, daughter OF Hon
Horace Clark. OF he former place my3c >.
On the eveain. Of he s:h Of Nav, BY Rev. Santor,
wssabarn. Mr.. CHARLES L. B4RRIrT TO Ms. 4. Z
VANpERuQOF, al OF thls C.tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

ou-siDE.-Fas: Page-La,est from the Seat OF War
Letter from Washington The War for the Extension Of
slsvery News Items Fourth Pase-Law Court
Things in Philadelphia; Iriiass Of Texas s'les Of
Stocks; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

~. Trduel<rs end others leaving the ty In the after
areinformed that Esenas ESior.o Of The Tribs
printed every day, containing the Stock saIes, ME-
ket. News by southern mall &c. up 10 O'Clock
BY inquiring OF the Newsboys for the RrssnS Edtns
Ct The Tribune every will be able to take with n'fn
the latest up the time of leaving The Cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
The License Question.
nnNnUt> M
ALBANY &C

WAR MEETING AT TRoy-The citizens OF Troy
held meeting on Friday evening, and adopted a
series OF resolutions on the subjsc; of the Wsr.
The Loco Focos made Just concessions enough TO
draw in portion OF the Wings, IN order that The
meeting nigh; seer 10 be party stair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

II The Evening Edition of The Tribohs viii
contain all the setI,Iona Information which cay be re-
ceived frou, The Army up The hour OF our afternoon pa
per going to press
Should any thing Of rery dcJ importance resch rs this
forenoon we viii Immediately Extra, bot no Ex-
ira viii be published from The Tribaas Office unless we
deem the news sf yea. importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

~ s w DIspnow, 4 Co-amercc-st Is the Agen, 70.
The Tribune al Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

~ W. W. KIso.LrT IS agent for The ale Of the Tn
tuns In -Londen, Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

[>S NbLO's Garden all nat be opened Mondoy
June lst as announced the long continuance of WEI
weather ha'ing retarded the progress OF the alteration
and decorations Due notice will BIZ given of the open
Ing night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
War Matters.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


Sr~-or1-Ass. May %. ls;e-
Both the steamships New-York and Alabama az
rived here FROM Texas since the departure OF tie
lass Mail Thstby the latter completely saPersede s
.he o.hsr Oar cry Is comparatively sill thonsh
patriotism IS not on TIE sane. ioc our citizens are OF
lha; disposition ~ hich depreceies war or iGHuLt
bit act= on me philosophy that ne that smiles " IN
the sword snail die by The sword and tneFe 1si
Mexicans or other beiiigerents must sQaeF- lie
srau,ieQr Of war has enticed from Us many OF our
go citizens. among oilers ulsy raenlon repre-
lt:or d: he editorial corps Il re person OF / D.
Thorpe Of he Topic. aaS Ton owen ne BEE aan.ef
VITO i acu- bearer q DISPATCHES FROM Cen GAInes
or course lie vii Use rs percsyt:Tes ast -ecyes aLe
Iner~. ss1 therefore -E Rxf%c; slRe'l-'4s -
Sc is;e-cs;, with i reserve OF scoc taioes.
o incidents a-e becoming sca-ce. 50 excuse ny
recte nj re Louisville Journal IS ae1e II .eA.S'. %
1-ath. LllsteG q ne hcayEDe As- 'o''ea cl. ~;
d. Tr,.e .n.,lsr rao ara waiting orders heatAI CT
90. wi s3oa = Il TIE emp a the 30 GtsHde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

MANUSCRIPT Losr.-A roll consisting of about Twelve
rheeta mostly on very thin letter paper supposed TO
hsvc been dropped in Faon.st. between William and
Broadway, or in one Of Kipp Browns stages Tbs
finder will b. suitably rewarded by leaving il with The
subscriber lGi Fulton ST Z. COLLIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

eY Democratic Whia General Committee
Regular he-iips Of iis Committee will 5s held Tues
doy Evening. Jan- &C. u O'Clock, at III, Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

~ Advertisements for Newspapers OF AL the Cities ard
pfineiosl towns Ia the country far and dsy e
c-ived Al the oc1 Of the duly anthorz ed AgsntV g. Palm
r. in The Tribune Bulldogs He receives sabscrp1ocs
sso. tel lms ThTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
vron AIb,,y-Tbe Convention.

~ A Meteorological Table for May will appear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

lf,5us Edi.3rs:-we visited with a tre.dful h:
storm last SATURDAY evening the 23d Of Mny, 10 parcu
lars OF which send you. The storm coniinue about one
m hour with such great violence that almost rFeryhing
in its way laid PROSTATE 10 the earth except buildings
and considerable damage WAS done them. The woods
are -as; yum ueary three fourths OF the timber Is down.
including Al! the good and heavy trees The earth was
Torn up drclciuly 20 be impossible win either
horses or wagons Of the roads were completely shut
up The orchards also ruined In some from - TO 81
trees are destroyed The grain in most places Will not yield
half crop and the grass damaged more or les Der
oldest inhabitants they never sa" onetenth the Jam
s done 10 ;he woods In their lifetime The loss great
wood AZ present OF very ;c value here, and the
woods are ruined forever. From all the information I
have hurricane commenced In the region OF
;hs Blue Mountains taking tOu:hery course through
Upper rulgehocsen and Marion, and extending two or
,hfee broad. the central portion being damaged the
WORT Yours Sc j. ). L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

j PHILLIPS PHGNIX. Chairman.
ABRAHAM z. LAWRENCE, Vice Ckn
JAMES II. PiScKsIy. }ssr,.,sy,..
CpAKLEs CHAMBGkLiIS, Jel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01

Y An Industrial Congress, composed Of Dale
gate, from associations Of sbo-nz Men Will convene IN
Bo.:on on "Wednesday 81 tn.t The general o2jec;' Of
;ss Congress are thus Sc, forth in The constitution
adopted :,ae meeting in .ais city las; year
To 1.;4bi-h Equality Liberty and Brotherhood
among men OF every Race . provide la; the hisats OF
Men aliensoe aat inaieuabe, shsl be more peFfeciy
Understood and guaranteed 20 Redeem zee lncos,Ts'
classes from TIE Condition Of Inriorty which has hitler
TO every attached 10 Labor 70 unite in oce the
Friends Of humanity promote Intelligence, virtue
src Happiness