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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
Tss NvEArBER-The following will exhibit III
state of the weather in several OF our surrounding
Giles Cor a few DAYS past
nIexico-NIr. PoIk,s Designs.
Correspondence o. the Baltimore American.

Correspondence o: the Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON. July 9. lsl6.
The Acknowledgement Of Mexico is The design OF
the Administration, and tha, not only by the inva.
sion of Caiforuis bot BY seizure ind possession OF
the entire country beyond the line OF Tamp'co on
The Gulf OF Mexico. aud the same parallel on The
Pacific. This seizure embraces the richest and most
valuable provinces OF Mexico.
Ii includes ali of California from the head TO the
cape aud not alone the Provinces bordering on the
Rio Grande Parts of Jalisco, Guadalaxara and
Zsca,ecas. aud all of Sonora Durango, San Luis
Puiosi, New Leon. Chihuahua, Coahuila aud Ia
mauIipas are TO be the fruits of this conquest.
The Government here are ready TO settle the
question now. if Mexico will ied up the country
have named. or consent line from The Gull
of Mexico 10 the Pacific upon the line have nam
ed. All this is in contem palion now, secretly but
seriously and the regiment raising for Cal'iornla oil
which gave you the first notice some time since,
is the first fruits Of the expedition. content my
self with making The announcement o: the amoi-
tious designs Of The Administration and leave II 10
yourselves and readers 10 speak OF them as they de-
serve 10 be spoken OF.
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Proceedings of Congress.
wAsnISoreS. Saturday, July IL, 1876



Message was received from the President.
,-ensmi,tiug Repor, from the Engineer upon the
survey OF the coas, OF Texas
The Committee on Commerce reported back the
Wsresousing bill With TWO amendments.
LAT. To exact bonds for the payment OF duties en-
double amount when entered for warehousinC.
Cd To liu,i, the t;c,o which goods nay remain in
store 10 one year.
The bill to incorporate the Texas Navy with oul
own came up unfinished business.
Mr. DAYroS moved TO lay il on the table until the
amend ments should be printed. Agreed 10.
The bill for the renewal of Psten, 10 Ross " ey
man. Tor impcovemen, on Raiirosd car wheels " IS
debated by Messrs. BENTON. CAMERON, DAVIS
PHELPs. WEBSTER, and os,poned until Monday.
On motion of Mr.. CAss. 3 600 extra copies OF 81,
expedition TO Cslifornis for the use OF the Senate
and 100 for the Typographical Buresux, were or
dered TO be printed.
A large number OF private bills were passed
when, on motion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A call of the House wss ordered, SO that q full
vote might be had on the final disposition of The
Graduation Bill There were found presen, IA
members. The doors and windows were then
closed, and motion made to suspend all farther
proceedings under the call. The yeas and nays
were ordered. They stood las 10 l.. so the doors
were thrown open.
Mr.. CoLL.MERs motion OF yesterday 10 lay the
Graduation Bill the ;abIe. then taken by yeas
anO Gays, AnC ReClCSO II the hClrmaUEs-ye1s
nayss7.
Sir. BRopHEAD then moved to reconsider the
vote
Mr.. EESLY moved topostpone the consideration OF
Mr. Brodheads motion until Tuesday next
On this the yeas and nays We're taken. and stood
yeas So nays 81 SO the House refused TO postpone
the subject The question then REQUIRED 10 recon
slider the vote lay the bill on the table. IL was
decided in the ahrmative-yeas 81, noes go |,
was then reconsidered. and the bill placed back
again 10 where il was yesterday.
Another motion TO lay the bill on The table was
then made which was decided in the negative
yeas SO. nays 81.
The greatest interest and excitement prevailed
during the " ole Of The proceedings. All The me u
bers Of he Cabinet except Marcy, who is sick,
~ere present in the House busily talking with the
Members.
Mr. MCKAY gave notice that be would move on
Monday morning, take up the report OF the Trea.
sury Note Bill.
ATS minutes before .. the weather being exces-
sively hot the house adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

The following Message from The President Of Inc
United States presented 10 the Senate on Thurs
day
To the Senate and House cj Representatives.
Communicate herewith Report from TIE Secre-
tsry OF tie Treasury. Transmitting report from
the Conmissoner o. Public Lands. IL reply 10 The Reso
luton o the Senate OF the 22d June, 1886 calling for in
formation of the yrusrcs which has been made IN the
surveys In the mineral region upon LAKE. Superior ano
vitb,u what trne such surveys may probably be pre-
pared Tor the sale The land 10 country 10 answer
TO that portion of the resolution which calls Tor the
"vie W. Of the Executive respecting the proper mode o.
dsposrg ofsaid .uds keeping Ia view the inie!e' OF
the Uni,e States and be equitable Claims OF individuals
who under rae Suhori,y Of the Wrr Department maze
made in roveeur. thereon acquired rights OF pos
,es-ou recommend that these lsnos % brought 'sto
market and sod such price and unG-r sucs ress
,ioue Congress sy Prescribe Hnc inst me feai OF
l, 5nption secured ,uch persons az have uuoeF
,h- authority Of the War Department. made improve.
meurs or cuuir.d rights possession thoreor Shoud
Cor.re.s proper authorize ;he sale oil thee
lands IL vii necessary 10 attach them 10 suitable
land cstncs and tastthey be placed upder tne man
ar.ent and control Z. the General sud once IA otoeF
public isuos JAMES n FOLn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. July

PHILADELPHIA. July II P. II.
We have confirmation Of the oppressive hot weather,
which entirely Frustrated every body and
every thing The Board Is literally deserted,
there is hardly movement IN business.
The Celebrated "oonny hlack Bes. owned By Mr.. Mar
shall OF the Walnut street Theatre n.tantsneously
ses yesterday by filling from the platforms ar
ranged ior r-ne.rsng Putnam. She remarkably sa-
gacous animal, and 1ill prove srea.
Tue OF coal very active and Port Rich
onc is crowded with vessels fsght;ng eastern ports
All the Stocks sold yesterday Penn bk. asa /
"a Kent. 80; 1900 Read ID :? 10 Z.
A. write violent rsa has up, and falls faster
;hsa ever knew L; panied oy vivid lightning. The
Magnetic wi;es re Exchange danced merrlly but
harm done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

Particular Notice The young gentleman who Dor
rov-d from ths ofcs volume OF the tribune some
weeks since used evidence 10 trial lie
most sectorA,ely eItresved return the whin
the cour,e of the presen, week We have been pu,
xrest incopveDieuce by It's absence Ditto the geuae-
men who have borrowed without leave our two copies
Of the last New York Annual Register We will glad
~ give the copy presented TO the publishers
one VINO will promptly return Us that one We bough,
and paid for.
While on the subject We will pay 81 reward and 10
questions asked 10 person who will return our bound
volume Of The Jehersonian' published In Albany 10
1889
Gentlemen who have borrowed from this Office either
With without leave, works OF Statistical character
will greatly oo!ie- By returning them before The end
OF the month. We shall gladly welcome the return oil
other books loaned out but will presume 10 ask
for them Those of the class above named. however.
30 indispensable 'H business that do
not make this reques. utterly 10 vain
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bnslness Notlres.

The list Of all the cities and principal in the
country In Saturdays Tribune is worth preserving.
exhibits the comparative growth and intelligence OF df.
ferent States prompts inquiry into The OF the dis
parity and presents to Intelligent minds picture OF This
vas, country which. In less than half century. has In
creased in population a. least three hundred per az
foring wide field for the enerprislng In every depart
fnent of busness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
St.aub ont Racing.

e Our 'Backwoods Correspondent gives an
accoun, Of collision last month between the steam
boats EMPIRE and Hendrix Hudson which usy
be coored by The natural psrsalies OF man for the
craft in which he is euabar kcd ard with which his
feelings and his pride sptto be Identified We are
azure correspondent relates The facts exactly as they
sppesred 10 ain, but they msy have worn different
sspec, from the o,her boat, and sha be happy 10
auoiish hios calculated TO throw farther ..sht
,hs subject We csano, ;hirk the Captain Of the EN-;
pho meant 10 jockey II. rival in the way represented
ana yet cure two beats going Of por; a,
,se same tine asrty come in collision and sa5ody
o. in tsals. We give hearing 10 all complaint, this
Mad rc.ponsiey made for the lives 0. passengers snd
the safety Of property must no, be uiaed with.
We wish /, were law OF our City ;hs, two boa,s
running the should leave our City within
LIE same Quarter OF hour Lee, the sr., started
particular hour have tia, hour and e, the mex, ons
pu, have the cso:se ofsssr,ng any yue quarter
os, THIS plan. II generally adopted would put end
10 rsc!ns and iockeyins and AZ the
conrnodzte the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

EY The regulation OF chldreDs teeth 10 very I'm.
portant little attention may prevents great detyrm!
~ In the mouth. 1t Is much better for parents take
their children TO Messrs. Hitchcock Blasdell Dent
iin 3il Broadway ADD consult them the sutIecr
We mention their they thoroughly understand
tho treatment of such cases
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Ho for aIifornia

The journals in the confidence OF MIR. Polk and
Col j. D Stevenson. from the Albany Argus down
are accustomed TO dilate on the extraordinary care
which is taken TO preserve unsullied The respecta
biAty of the California Expedition, by accepting
none bu, Mechanics Artisans, &c, OF unimpeach
able sobrety, integrity, and industry as Volunteers
If the character OF the commander lie not OF itsei
sufficient TO demonstrate the justice of this claim
the following cumulative evidence must surely be
Conclusive.
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from he Su5terraneaa. July ll1..
HURRa FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
TESTIOS

A company is nearly complete composed Of none
but the young Of this city, which Is to be attach
ed To- the regiment OF volunteers which short leaves
th, ely California. few Of the right kind OF
boys wanting make the full lumber, and meet
company VIII bc he'd III The MARQUEE, corner OF
Walker and Ceutre ss. This Saturday evening. at
ocloc which time aud place those Of nur fiends who
wish uiH will be In attendance No officers are As
yet ard cry Is have equal chance In
their selection which will be by ballot when the company
is null We will be mustered into the service Of the T. s.
almost Immediately and when arrive at our cesna-
on what position may be placed IN. We "ill
continue there here nsephiabe band VI brothers
NIKE WALSH, wM FORD,
JOHN McCLEESTER, JAMES WALLACE,
MASCS KELLY. JOHN WARD.
JOSEPH CuAAFRAU. and SO others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

E. The Question Of Rank between Col. ]. J.
HAsp1S of the lss and Col D. Baker Of the tih Regi
mep,. of nhncis Volunteers has heen referred 10 a
,oarS of ofcers. composed Of Capes. Bishop piekey
CROW Jones Eik!ns, Hioks, MeAd.rns Wiley. Cocsy,
Roserts, and Morgan and g. ]. u Dsvis, Is CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

~ Advertisements for country papers daily
cilved the Office Of the Agent. " b. Palmer In the Ti
bune Buildings where list OF tho cities and principal
towns may be had. and the papers ole. This Is
the to advertise In the South and West for the Fall
Trade and In the neghboring districts for near trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

CARD DE-. BANNING would give notice that he bss
returned TO the City and will remain his Office i23
Broadway during this week where he can be consulted
in reference to his Body Brace" from A. n to P u.
iyl34t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
Effects OF the New Tariff.

We are permitted to make the following extrac:
OF letter from distioe uished gentleman in Puts
burgh to Member OF Congress dated SIN July
instant:
The intelligence Of the Pass.ze OF Nchhys b.. pro-
duced great CONSERVATION n this city yesie'taT rig
Iron fell So ger ton and WOOL cu per 10 instantly,
and farther decline Is looked FOR 10 dsy Ma Ia;-
e If Pig Iron shall fail no farther, the makers
would still DO ell enough. We rpp'eheod how
ever. ,ba: is scarcely beginning Of what Mckay
bill will do with Iron. Bat TWO cents pound re-
a1c,;on On Wool from the low prices previously
-n,,z IL sad tale for farmers, most OF *aon
have This yesr's clip still On hand. Loco ocoisn
has eodeavo.ed 20 make them believe that the pas
.sze OF such bill as McKay's would increase the
,,ice of The cosrser qualities, a; least by shutting
IN, sontb American Wool Let Us val. and see
PROTECTION TO AMERIcAs MAsurAcTuRERs-
II il reucrtsd tha: violent h;2n Tsrf risn has aiey az
,.mo,ed 10 pass models the English machinery IN
no-red for new mill and thereby avoid he psynsn OF
9n,y and consequently deprive the American machin'
Of he protection TO hi, Labor. ISo.ion chrono'ype
n-We are ashamed ofthe Press when we see such
an arpunasat as The above in Journal OF nigh cea1
ac,er; and though the Editor did not originate ne
.houd not have suffered 10 pass wiihouta protest
Bv the same logic, If friend of our Excise Law
shoud be caught drinking liquor or an opponent OF
Canitsl Punishn1en, should ever COMM: murder,
the naked fact would be knock down argument
agaps, the Reforms they respectively favored. The
Editor of the Cbronotyoe must have hsd some ex-
perience as an Aboluionist, OF the iuuity and IN
fairness ofsuch appeals 10 those who cannot reason
e LuciUs B. PECK Esq, of Montpelier, has
been nominated for Congress BY the Locos Of the
North Eastern District of Vermont, vice Paul Dillingham;
j, If elected he will not be at once afraid 10
vote for hi. constituents and ashamed vote with his par
~ and 50 be compelled dodge the Yeas and Nays on
the MOS: in por.anl questions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

SOLAR LAMPS. CADHesE LAMPS. CnAsDstlsas, GRAN
DOLLS AND HALL LANTERNS -Dietz. Brother & Co No.
1879 William.s manufacturing and have always on
hand full assortment Of the mentioned articles and
and variou, other goods In their nne which they will sell
at wholesale retail low prices for cash. Iyll 2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

CoRREcrIoS-We learn from letter published
IN the Albany Argus tha, Mr. John l. SeS:1s was TO-
drowned IN the schooner Seer when she was upset y
.SuS OF South port On Monday, the sslh June ;hsA-s
OF the Milwaukee sentinel, Ia which tie notice tfst
pearct. tie writer OF this IN company WITT NJ SeVis
II the city OF Albany.
FssEAAs TsiAL.-Up 10 the close of yesterday
ten Jurors had iulpAnest nv guilt Of tie
prisoner The last panslo: thirty having been exhsls,e
tsis morning iCaysgs Tocs1- loth
e The workshops OF Mess-s. Holliogsworth &
Teas 81 Wilmington Delaware, DESTROYED Sy IRE on
Wednesday hight Loss $4,000 OF 5000; insured for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

NEW HAMpsHIRE.-The subject Of Capital Pun
ishment ~es incidentally bat ably discussed In the
n. II. House on the 9Th inst, on the question Of au-
thoriziog Communication Of the sentence Of An
drew Howard then upder sentence Of death TO,
the murder Of his wife The combination was ad-
voca,ed by Hon. John P. Hale lSpeaker) Mr.. G..
w. Nesmith of Franklin. and Mr.. Preston, and op-
posed by Gen. James Wilson of Keene, Messrs.
Clark Of Manchester, Sawyer OF Nashua, Villas OF
Alstead, Peabody Parker and Murdaugh. The
House refused, by i34 to 5s. 20 oeder the oil 10
third reading.
On the 9;h. bill forbiddng manu- featuring corpora
lions require than CT actual labor per
cay-slse requiring 'hetn 70 allow one hour to- dinner NJ
der penalty IL 500 for each offence under cs-
cussion. motion 70 postpone los: Al smendHent
then proposed, allowing individuals owe: Il yeds
- make such contracts :or l4oo- as they hs
An amendment made 70 this. which would no A.o
tera!st 10 make such contracts. A spir'iel ~
! place, IN which many took part MI CH'ist4e .,si
opinion that the application did MOI come a a' IN, of
wish Of The operatives Of our ststeou. ,he or-s
the labo.s Of certain op<ratOri o2eTanns uP @ inc
tiy.she ,here,ore moved ha, bill te ls'e upon me
/ table. Carried. c;.
( rTbis hill; vas reported TOO late in the session
and the spbiec, was TOO novel 10 receive hnst ano
o,,o,.b,s sc,ioo a, this time. The principles con-
.,aa t,- bv the advocates of The measure, how
- ill 20, be recognized and adopted By Legs
Is,ures generally
The bill dispensing with Military Musters was
taken up ard altar adopting some amendments -
nv NJ, Bell Of Exeter which preserve me orsaniI1o
re INDEPENDENT com psnes passed. The anenone
viii not probably objected 10 By the SenAie.
40, then introduced resolution for the sppoio
committee of three be appointed by the opeahel'
during IN. vacation, 10 devise new oIeHniIAioH '.
Militia on the voluntary princip'ei Inc .hitlA " '
Of not less than more than ioOeo nen ~ oe
he
nn.d 10 do dn,y he paid suitable sum vr Ins' ser
Goethe STATE 10 furnish suitable arms &c The ohcR!s
20 meet Annually for acquiring knowledge IN military ac
,Ics The committee ;oreport 10 the Lext legislature
This resolution passed unanimously.
The Legislature was 10 have adjourned on Satur
day morning, and doubtless did, but we have no ed
vices lg,er than Friday.
MArEE-Hon David Bronson Of Augusta former
ly 10 Congress from The Kenuebec District, and now
of the State Senate was nominated for Governor
on The 9Th inst by The Wbig State Convention. The
vote was as follows:
Is, ballot. I'd do.
David Bronson. ~
Esha T. Allen ---.--....29 ~
Scattering ---.---------lo
The Loco Foco Members of the Senate and AS
sembly respectively held caucuses on the same even
ing, aud came 10 TO conclusion but Gov Anderson
steadily gained in each The last vote in each stood
Seua. Anderson IS HaInlin---. Scat 3
House 49, 81 .--33 .--9
We think the Governor will be lucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

NOVEL STYLE OF sUHAzH HAT, SO 5o.-Gcnin, 214
Broadway, has Introduced the novel style Summer Ha,
made OF tho and the same man.
ner as his celebrated GoI'aner Ha.-<xtrenely light,
Prtc< IS So II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

NIsLos- Mile Baney who continue, to 10 "a.
nightly. this evening brfgs out La syphid~ IL beautiful
style and with Mons Henri the Bohemian POns-
this OF itself evenings entertainment hut Gitmp.es
Of the Vatican Rome. add Tight Rope Dancing whitE
Gabriel and all the family appear, added the
Hons. Pscide and Burton warmly siyed by well
l..d Sannn on S.nrd.v .vnnlnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

Gen. UREA, who is advancing with force Of
from three 20 five thousand upon Santa Fe with
view Of defending section Of he Republic y! Mexico
from INVASION be Of approved courage AND
military capacity Shoult se make his appearance there
avail himself OF The best potn; 20 repel INVASION
as doue b. give the force under ihe
comrAuu Col kEAXSEI something 10 DO before pos ses
zion Q! Mexico obtained in his absence however
and wta the acknowledged disposition Q; Gov AkXo 20
show the Americans AL possible iAver vey ti!s any
oppo,.! oa vii made the eu!rance OF Col hearney
u;o that department o! the Republic Il will DC, We sup
pose The middle iatIer END Of August before Col he.r
rev can eros. the Ric Gel Sore, a0c General Urea las
uucues,iorsoly full time prepare Tor his receipt 4 The
prospect OF res.azce only gives 20 the expedition little
more Interest anc a eyes will be heneefor!h on the watch
sor N. news from ,hs, quarter. 50. Louis Rep.
u We learn from the Clerk OF the Balloon
thar Col Ksarney left Fort Leaven~oT:h for the Plains
on the So,h nit with OH the companies under bis cen.
raana Il was expected That Captains summers anS
Cook with :heir would. cr TIE present. Occupy
thst post Col. Price WAS also 20 rendezvous there
rst. LOU. Reporter. tth.
FROM FoRr SSELLISG.-We are informed oy
Csp, sarsrr of the steamer R-d"ios. which arrived
from s., Peters yesterday thst-sere innfna1oos caa
bso received al For; Su-rs before Re !-fi ihsi ms
uc,sns were collecting liz ,h- vicinity. with the in'sn
nn Of making stack % me soFS Tor me pU'Pose
-t.ctius me liberation OF Of the Sioux, VINO asa
b-en sver up aud held IL custody. eitrer a. nos
ss- or for orius concerned in the murder Of chl- SEINE
uns ago demand for his release was sent &c sose
days ago which was refused 81, Louis Keep 4ta-
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The War on Mexico.

Potomac the able and well informed Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot writes July
lOl respecting Mr.. Folks war on the Mexcans, as
follows:
There is statement passing about tina, our Gov
erpmen, has decided upon Two important points
LIST, That an attack upon the castle OF 81 Juan de
Ulioa al Vera Cruz shall forthwith be made by our
squadron of war vessels in thu Gulf OF Mexico.
ID Tina, We will conquer a peace with Mexico
only upon the ground that she vii! yield to all OF
her territory down the 22d parael-a line running
from Tampico the Gait, ,hroagh 10 San Bias, on
the Pacific
The first statement may be true-noihng more
likely good many OF The lives Of our officers and
seamen may be sacrEced-and the Castle may or
may NOT be easily taken. What cares Mr.. Polk how
many lives his policy aud ambitious schemes may
lose The Castle will ultimately De ours, and IN so
much his schemes will be carried out.
But the other statemen can hardly be true. Our
Government cannot be so greedy as TO seek The dis
nemberment OF Mexico 10 the extent named. We
Nigh, as well take the whole Republic as 10 take
the part alluded 10. and leave only about half
dozen degrees OF latitude 10 the Mexicans.
An i'm por,ant question is beginning 10 agitate the
public mind, in relation TO the onward progress OF
army 10 Mexico Its first destination is said 10 be
Monterey Can il get there Monterey Is about
800 miles from Maiamoros. Can our army perform
the march and take along the necessary stores 10
euosist men and horses, oxen and mules 7 Are there
roads over which the wagons attached 10 The army
can te Grawnf II not, the necessary stores be
conveyed pack horses mules, TO say nothing Of
the ordnance department.
In reply, an opinion prevails 10 uncomfortable
extent that the army. with The necessary stores for
subsistence, cannot get to Monterey this summer-
VIII II rensin NJ Ma,amoros w hat vii be its ex-
pense1 How long will The warlasI7 How far will
the slo 600 900 asked for. go towsFd dehsyng lie
expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

e Our friend G. D. STuAKT, who sailed TOT
Europe las, week the Hendrix Hudson. Will travel over
Grea, Britain and The Continent through The ensuing year
and favor with regular letters from the various Cities
and points OF he visit Els letters to The
Trosne from various parts Of country have Civ
en- promise OF u.efuncss the field OF observation
he will henceforth cultivate.
For the ensuing year Or two we shall hsve
four correspondents of established reputation in dit
fercn, spheres writing stately c various quarters OF
Europe: and Coagress shah adjourn Wa hope BY
their help I, render columns more interesting than