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HsCountry Newspaper 4dyrtising Agency il in the TIL
Buildings Trhere else in EewYork. where he
rhes distinctly tdesood that ri orders intended for his
Agency should be nddresseG and where Tho pares, cost
OF advertising, &c may be The Road to Wealth"
brief eaise advertising may be had al his Office gratis
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E-Y. II. Palmer is the duly authorized igent of mcsl
of the best spapers all the cities Hud principal towns
10 the United States Canada for Shch ne receives al
and subscriptions and fully empowered 10 g,V
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Brig Mary NorIis Is ds I'm Galveston. (Texas) with
cotton and hides to Brewer Nelson. Bark Lagrange
Porter Niork. sailed 10 days previous Saw her on the
23d inst. OF. Cape May bound North.
Brig Lexington. Johnson. I'm Newbern NC before re-
ported ashore Grea; Kill Shoa staten Island nas
been got of without damage after discharging ner cargo
Schr Sally Miller Citation. ds fmPymouiH. NC, win
naval stores to Baker i Wells
Schr Nahant, (of Plymouth. Mass) Howes Is ds I'm
Havana with 1876 casks molasses Stargis Co. e0oo
oranges to MASTER The has experienced very severe
weather during the passage.
schr Pallas Haskell, 3 DIS I'm Rappahannock with oys
ters. master.
schr Heroine Cram. from New-Haven in ballast.
sloop Citizen, I'm Rockaway Beach, with iogEood
being part OF the cargo OF brig Harriet recently ashore
on that Beach
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BELOW

Bark Lagrange. Porter i'm Galveston (Texas) with
cotton TO order.
sAILED-Bark Ann Louisa, Vera Cruz Wind W
MEMORANDA.
The packet ships Burgundy for Havre and the Que
bee for London, having been detained will sail to-day.
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urn GOODS.

SNELLS 81 SPRING, No. ls Broad-st. offer for
w sale-5O csses Broad Cloths wcoldyed black. blue,
b own drab cade,.mxet forest green, from the Web
s,er Mil, and othsr well known manufactures
10 cases cotton and wool Tveeds OF all styles.
30 do Kentucky Jeaus, gold mixed brown mixed, olive,
hack black mixed, from the heDnebec
Factory.
100 do Bleached ,o3s comprising
so do Manchester goods 9s. ~, 81 in. and 10 Long
Cloths Calender and Beetle finish.
~ do POchasset Shlrtlngs
20 do Ljppitt do.
10 do alieghana do
bales Brown Sheelings OF Lockwood Jewet CITY, Her
kuier, Globe, Harrison, Manchester and Family
stamp.
100 do Dr.lls-Uncas, Norfolk and Merrimack stamp.
$50 do Ticks-Amoskeag a., 3, Walpoes, Rochester,
&c sc ofsll widths and qualities.
20 cnses Pant-locn Stuis % desirable styles.
leo 90 Sesias and Casoans, assorted coos, twed and
plain Of ali qnalities
250 do New style Spring Prints, hindsoTe styles and
patterns. 2if lm!s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y PRICHARD, Importers
IA and JoDbers have moved from ri BeGver-st 10 No.
50 Pine-sree (betwcen William Nas.a-sis where they
offer Tor sale assortment o Fancy and Staple Dry Gocos
consisting in part of
Rich Organdie Glngham Muslins,
Twilled and plain Scotch snd French GinghaIns
Printed Lawns. Balzornes aud Sa:eges
NeresI STYLES Printed Mcus-eIine de LANES,
Alpaca and Or!ea1s cloths liz every variety,
Drap d Etc, Bou.baznes ard Cro:ou Coaiings
Cambria. Jacone:, Nuins oos Null Swiss
Check striped and fancy Muslins.
Linen Cambria HGkts, linen Sheetings aud Shirt!ns5
Linen and Danask Table Covers and Napkins,
White ard Crimson Pongse Hdkts,
Printed Pongee and Bapdana Hdkfs,
RrcAe Blrece and Sill. Shswl,, 3arege Scars Xc &c,
To which they -ve The attention ciy ana country pur
cl4s.rs 2iflwisG2vos
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6ituations, or. Danteo.

{HTASTED-Iu Jew elsf's Store 10 this city Youuy
w Mac WHO had pere1ce a. the business, assist
in watch repairing snd attending sales Address NJ
IT this Office 25i 81
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Gats

Dnl5.
LEARY & CO.'S
FASHION FOR STRING, 1916.
~ The preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Gen emans HAS, has decided
continue the same for the ensuing
LEARY CO. Hslters, Nos. 5, 4 and Aston House.
NeH-York Feb 18th 1916.
Circulars descriptive of The peculiarly of style for
warded by addressing postpaid. l9f 6tis
gFGenrlemen's Hats-Spring Fashion.-BIRD,
cor Pine and Nassau sts-Genterens Hats OF tbs Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty of STYLE now
ready for examination AID sale by the subscriber
oOf lmis- BIRD. Cor. Pine and Nassau
BEBEE & COSTAR,
l56 Broadway.
rS~ VIII introduce the Spring Fashion FOR Gen
tleri.n'- Hat. March 7th. 1876 2lf istf
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Loa Increase OF real estate pa 1873 81
toa decrease Of personal estate l2459 OPS 50
Nes increase -So,e'eSo9 rs
We find in Thompsons Bank Note Reporter the
allowing statistics and remarks the Ohio State
Bank:
Thanks attentive friends Columbus for copies
The Report Of the Legislative Committee appointed TO
s1sSine the affairs OF the State Bank of Ohio. There
~ sixteen banks in successful operation they make
reports 10 the Board of Control the close ofevery
The following table is made up from reports OF
se let Of January:
y, Resources Liabilities
o'es and bills dis l. 1880 Circu stiou 81
spees S242l5 Deposits -..-..---..S5 $50
cities s97 ls2 Various credit sets 200 1872
'i mot. ao'e' Sad cash Old circulation, (ye
Sens <s5.553 nj, Bank 800 $50
eS Fund l63065 Capital paid in..... 92790S
b...@e happily disappointed In this bank and mos,
Inc 40 We Congratulate the people of OHIO. in hRy.
~ currency second to none in the countryside be
ma gae'on-at par with gold and silver every
no 'Hass-no counterfeits the bsnk-beautfu in
Sp -, and OF convenient denominations.
tne Newark Advertiser cautions the public
ss'n's the notes OF the Georgia Lumber Co" which
Jersey. ' N-' '''-' f''''- =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

NALA MASDER sAFEs.-The undersigned has
iust been informed several Of his friends still
under The precision that tho fire Vanxhs Garden on
the 18Th January joint affair OF the Of the dill
rral SAFES He begs The pubic 70 Bear IL mind that as
en- individual affair OF Nj Gaysr, ali his own account
aud the tepor. Of his Committee worced "a 10 con-
yy The IMPRESSION that the SAFES all alike when The
fact double SAFE ihroU ghoui and The Others
were single. II Mr Gsy.er Will inform the public the
why the cssron wheels the LOCKS AID the iron on the low
-r part OF OF the Safes melted while his
Sale was as pertec az ever he viii confer favor.
Ricks Double and S!ng'e Improved Salamanter Safes
waraaied free from equal Dot superior to any
made IL this City, cousLanlly haLd and for sale by
2]f 3Eis- A s. MARVIN, 1881 Wsier-st
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H COTTON g. co. Auction and Commission Mer.
'cfann Noe ilS futon-al and 81 Ann-s- Liberal I'D.
vapces made coosigum-ns and prompi returns msda


WEDNESDAY SeS. as 'e'uf'' ms'e
All O'Clock at Nc go seuih-st cor. Ruigsrs-slip
Saxslrr SALE OF SNIP CHAsDL1sY AND GsocsRirA-
Consisting OF Jared and Asnls rope, spun yarn martin
and yellow ccre Venetisn red oskurn spikes nails r~tse
vaTuish. hsadsp:kes oars, urpenrne, sewing wne
and copper Jack, un ware &c &c kc sugar teas codes
spices hams pork, beef polasses cheese tobacco. SALT
Also, one gay horse ear, .elgh and harness
Also scales weighs. measures, and fixtures OF stores
THURSDAY. Feb. .,
All O'Clock. atNo Faltonst
THE CoSrESrs Of A LARGE EATING AND LODGING Es-
oeinS The eonieois Of 50 roSns .os chairs. looking
Is, table covers large quantity OF croekerJ aud glass
Ter and frinres oil cloth carpets, sc~hs whole 30
together
n B. The whole es,sblishmen, can be examined any
time before Ss .si Sy aaPyng @ "
SaEsIrY SALE OF LIeUoxs &c-Compriaing brandy, gin,
wine, whisky, standing casks, fixtures q STORE eouner'
by JAMES nj. MILLER
ID THURSDAY, Feb. Is. 1886.
At loi o'clock tho S,oreo Gilman, Smull Co and
Sole Lsahef;:Ss side. Of Ssailoes Sole Leather
FRIDAY, Feb q, 1896
At II O'Clock. AT the Merchants Exchange
HALLErrs Cow PsoPEsrY.-By order OF lhs assIgnees
or ames RUSSELL the undivided onshh part Lots as,
e st lad MAP Hs.y E a
TUESDAY, March s,
AtlC} O'Clock, az store No. 2 Liberty-st
Boors SKoEs Bao6AsS-l0o0 boots, shoes and
brogans consng OF every variety, suitabls for Southern
Western and Northern trade, Sale positive
J. r CURTISS, Aucaoneer.
DIRNIlNGHAM AND SHEFFIELD Hardware
ID and Cullery.-JACOB s. PLATT win sell This Day.
at 10 o'clock room, . Pstst by Catalogue
the goods adv rsed for Monday last but unxvo!daby post
poncd.
For particulars under Auction head In Journal OF
Commerce aud Courier aud Enquirer. U'
EIKANkLIN-ST. PROPERTY.-ANTHONY }.
BLOCKER will sell auction Thursday, Feb. 70,
1885, at u O'Clock the Mer:hsn Exchange, f not pre-
viousy sold private sale the story and siuc brick
front dwelling house and lot No Frankinst The house
has been painted and put in complete order du
ring the present year and contains 10 An aiey-way
leading the lot renders tho property suscopu-
BILE Of great The lot Is . feet 'front.' q feet
rear by feet length The Croou water has been In
troduced as far the back basement
Terms liberal For farther particulars apply TO the AUG
uoueer No. Brosd-st Francis b. OConnor at the
BuIchers and Drovers Bank. 2of 6tsa
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- a 1,o0 AS;REs x 80 aefes OF Lang 70. S
Sa Inc wei saspea or
Gamma K'1T h, Land generally IL productive, ana has
ssaas5s flsr siuninoa. Coal Gn an at S0sa
wssr Powa a. ,n. Lard VIII cost Il VIII DO sold very
nss 1e.sh Tbs rsct Of 5o7 situated N Tiogs
Gnnnty Pa. near Tho Ralroed leading Iom $500 "
isss Ertu and u tine laad, well ttnbered VIII Sle1 ma
dc snc Pine Pine Creok runs through IL ta WIN eso
bs sold low for cash Will be exchanged Tor Soocs-
Address A. DiLLER, PhisdeipnA- q"
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-The subscriber respectfully no
uhes Public thar he ia tia duly authorized Agent Of
OF tie Newspapers OF all the Cities and principal
towns in the United States and Canada for which e
ceives Advertisements and Subscriptions al his CouaLy
Newspaper Agency Tribune Buildings and Tor
which he Is fully give recePts Entrance al
,he Coal Office ltZ3 lmis V. z. PALMER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

AK. IL. &. PAIGE respectfully takes leave 10 an
WI nounce iaenuon of giving Lecture the sub
ect OF Music, in Chapel OF the University
ashiu squ2rs Thursday evening March 5th 1915
Some tine specimens of standard Cathedral Music Will be
performed this OCCASION for the FIRST time In this country,
By an efficient choir under Mrs. Psige's direction.
Tickets 30 each be mad the principal BOOK and
Music Stores Broadway, and at Mr. Pages residence,
$50 Ninth.st ~ lwls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

a,ENysiiE OF COUSTERFEITS.-P
- snou,d De caut1u purchasing InGa Rubber Goods
10 inquire whether they made OF Go0dy.srs lnsou-
HE Rubber a. ali others counterfeifs and will saen
with cold or melt with heat The only manufacturers
Agents in or about NevYork, HUTCHINSON Runyon.
Ford Co and George Beecher 100 Broadway snd those
10 whom they supply.
The following letter from the Express OF the 2ii Feb.
settles the matter
PATENT OFFICE, l7th jan So
Sir In reply yours of this date have inform you
The of tbs the:
anv Patent has oern granted Horsce H Dav, for thu
in the preparation OF India Rubber for manufacture
~ nnrnoses; Very respectfully yours &c
'1a 30 EDMUND BURKE Com. of Patents
WILLIAM JupsoS, ESQ 25fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE COMPA-
Ny having commenced operations AZ their works
al Gloucester, New Jersey near Philadelphia. are now
prepared 10 maze for every description Of Cotton
Nsrhnerv; lao Slide and Screw Engine Lsaes. and all
ofser Machine Shop Tools WHICH they pledge themselves
viii b. superior in quality and workmanship and
able prices
inp. Including Steam Pipe for warming bindings,
shor, notice address J. COOKE SITTER Treasurer,
o5f 2swif Gloucester New Jersey
DR.. POWELL, OCULIST,
ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, suends 70 diseases u
Inc Eve ard 20 s lm2-rf-ciions OF vision. from
oclecs a. his residence 6l Broadway cccDer Of Warren
op,s.ria stoppage Of The tear passage, cataract and
op.cres, etecrla!y removed
Asurosis treated WIZ great stt-niiol sod sue
Iuvrtera,e cases OF Srsbsnas, squirting, cured n
few micules
o:;ees and residence 26l Bros4wsy-entnucs !! wss
-.os. Sfl21isS4W. MWLF
IT.IHKaNhs' PLATFORM SCALES,
rsn. perfectly and permanently cprrsc: for sa. BY
dlungiis- ASn> y 20 :" W ai'-s'
mo TAILORS-A Counter u feet long, wide,
with draw aDd mahogany top suitable for T al
or's cutting board For sale by A 6. Z. EVERSON.
a9l Peari-sL lSi lr'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

NAANTED-By respectable Protestant Young wo-
w Situation nurse aod sesmsress or Chamber
work and n the fms washing srd ironTg Please
apply al No Chrstophsr-st DC Inc second foor front
NOM 25f2rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS!! II you want
- 10 buy Dry Goods at half price, Just call a.
BANKERS, 23l Grand-st
who has lust received stock Of merchant declining bus
n-ss which Will he sold great hargsinA Aiso, 800
ysrds new Spring Desines, worth "a 3D. only s % per
uara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

g. TO LET-Basement aud cellar OF No. II
Il Sprucest possession given Immediately. Inquire
y. J. Price, lei East Bfoadway al TIE Tribune o.
6ce Slu.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

STRAW ooDs!-STRAW GooDS!!
IOHN +. SEAMAN having removed from 10 Maideniane
y So JoHs-sT., near William, onera Tor
sae will keep hand through The season an extensive
assortment of STRAW BONNETS, comprising every ming
desirable mede the Italian English French ana Swiss
Bra.ds as well those of domestic Manufacture
He invites attention OF dealers, both city ard country
To his stock feeling they will find his Goods OF the
brsl style omsnuacure and prices as low &. The market
will AFFORD. 2A 3awlsZmD&on"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

DOW LINUS hOWAN4 oNL
ILLUSTRATED
just Published. Tenth Edition .
THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
W with splendid engravngs Illustrative OF Romansm
In handsome ornamental binding.
edition. wilh numerous steel engruvlngs
Neat and elegant Bookbinding in all its vsreties
e w has in preparation The mosl beautiful and costly
styles of Pictorial Bindings for Harpers Illuminated Bible
al he Cheap Bookstore and BiHdery, III Fulton.sL
lgf isf Z. WALKER, ia Fulton-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

VALUABLE PROPERTY In NEWARK,
:j N 1.-The subscribers have for sale 10 tho Southern
A par. OF City OF Newark very beaunfu plot Of
about four On toe SCUM SIDE OF
broaGs being % feet front and running South about 200
feet This property located that Il oilers hghly oe-
slruL,- residence fr gentleman wishing ample
room The ghbornood ID very respectable 10 Wbln
the places Of public resort In the
CIV the street IN front Than 100 feet de-
Tns whole might divided INTO build
in, IotI KING x BOND,
slf Iweodis- 29a Brosd-sL Newark, N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

ga FARM FOR SALE at Aucton.-Wnl BIO sold st
pubic auction. 5th Of Msrch next at ~ o'eicck
loon, The Premises under orcer OF mo Cou ~
OF ChAlcery, valuaoie Farm containing about W
M4esq1sre Town OF North Caste, Weschestel ,r
lately owned by VIM Hunt deceased. on 70 rs ~ .nont
scres, 10 VI wood lsnd and me land On The
divided into pow, pasture and Ines
premises v valuable ioeas Inc may remain on bond and
mortgage. For terms sppay s. T. LYON, White Pains.
Isl 3.i.W2S-
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c. sTUHE AND DWELLING TO LET-A
3 HAKLkx-One Of hfee story brick front houses
& WIN stores attached Etuated III the central and bost
side OF 3dayenuo, bet~eon
Id Sad u finished complete, with
every convenience for respectable family Stages pass
the naf Kent moderate good caant.
Applyto 1T JACOBS l24th 81, near Sd syenus.
n B-Ror gale enesp, lVoO yards luxurious garden boz
for dlags. Apply ~ aDove. n lniss
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ARRIVED.

e SEE FOURTH PAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25

IOHN BARRY'S Housekeeper,s furnishing Store.
IS Catherine.sl Of OaksL-J b. respectfully In
forms bis friends and The public tina, be continues keep
hand good assortment Of Cutlery Britannia wsIe Tea
Willow ware Bird Cages, Brooms, Brushes, Mats, &c &C.
which he will sell low for cHsh.
THERMOMETERS In great variety constantly on hand and
nj ado 10 order for the trads- dis SM&WisH
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lust RECEIVED by WIN. TAYLOR. No. Aso
p!g of ali the English Pictorial Papers-European Times
Punch Dublin Nation, Sunday TimeSr Spectator, &c 1t
r0' 'e-e' VIM TAYLOR. No 2esRor House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

CAEtOus STATISTICS Some nh .r.
Gus collector o(s,alistlcs has taken DALE, ,
ascertain the number OF churches. Glen,
MN, communicates &c, IN the Ut.-
States; from the result OF his labors Me-.
tract the following, which will be rs.
with interest and surprise. The u4mt
and amounts far exceed all prcylou, supp
sitlons.
Total lumber Of churches, 2S07i-t
these CPS are Catholic. Value Of cHgi;.
property, 100000, 600 Number Of mra,,.,
1868, Catholic Priests, 700. Nlm,t
OF commandments Of all churches 4.-f
SAB Catholic COMMITMENTS. l07lS0.
Baplis' do, 6l9 1873.
Politicians and those who 1--we by
TICS, about 100000 no do no, ul
church
T. number ofLawtcrs in the In
States is estimated Mt 5000
The punber OF physcIlns and suga
$4,000.
The whole army of the United ST.
$500
Tho eD,re navy at less than 1000
Professors, teachers AMI schooImlSrr
5000
Rogues in prison estimated n, 100
rogues on, Of prison return.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

The following are the yeas and nays in
the Senate, on the passage Of the bill on
Tuesday, recognising n war with Mexico,
and giving power to the President to pros
ocutc u:
Icas-Messrs Allen Archer, Ashley,
A,heron, Bagby, Barrow, Benton. Berricn,
Bteesc, Bright Cameron, Cass, John NJ.
Clayton Colquil, Corwln Criucndcn, Day.
ton, Dix, Houston Iarnagin Jcnncss John.
son of Maryland, Johnson of Lou, Lewis
McDufilc, Mnngum, Morchead Niles, Pen.
nybacker, Rusk, Semple, Sewer, Speight,
Sturgeon, Turney, Upham Woodbridge,
Yulcc 40
Navs-Mess T. II Clayton, and Da.
Wis.,
Mr. Criendcn's name being called, he
answered 'ay, except the preamblc'I
In the House the vote on the above bill
was l73 yeas 10 IA nays. The following
are the names of the members who voted in
the negative
Messrs. John Quincy Adams, Ashmun.
Crans'on, Culver, Delano Glddings Gre.
nall. Hudson, D. T. King Root. Severance,
Slrohm, Tlden and Vance--.l1.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21

A correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, writing from
Washington, says; General Scott has,
to my certain knowledge, denied, in
conversation, that he was consulted on
the subject of the removal of the army
from Corpus Chrsii'to their position
on the Rio Grandc. lie says he did
not approve Of the removal This is
inasmnch us it has been at
tempted to relieve the President from
the responsibility of so injudicious and
unnecessary an act, the consequence of
which was the provocation of war
The Presidents proclamation Will be
speedily followed by one for arigorous
blockade Of all the Mexican ports
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
THE HERALD
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81.
r-ou, IN. Herald announced the com.

r-Our 10" Herald announced the com
mruc ,0,,nt oil noHuGles wDh NoiIeo,
which the congrego,ed wisdom Of the Un'.
ted States have solemnly declared to be Wd'.
And IN accordance with that declaration
Pro,ile Polk bns issued his Proclnma'
ton announcing the fact that "War exists
with Mexico" Thus has The President
succeeded in embroiling us in war, the
commenccmen mt Of which has called for the
enlistment Of $4,000 men and the appro-
priation Of slO,O0O,000, and which may,
and probably will before We see the end OF
it, demand appropriations OF men and mon
cy,o ten hmes that amount What oftha;l
Have we not gained TEXAS, with territory
enough for five more Stare S,a,cs2 OF
VIVA, consequence is 800 100000 or the
sacrifice Of $4,000 lives, in comparison
with the porpetuation Of the peculiar tnSti'
fulton Of the Sou,h2 Thus we 60 Truly
this Is great country.
All eyes are now turned towards Trxas,
and the next news from the Amy OF Occu-
palion is awaited with the u,nos, anxiety.
Nothing since our last has been heard from
the army. The last dates fr.m the camp
are 10 The Goth Of April. No general IN.
gagemen, had then taken place, bu, it is
confidently expected that the NIX, mail will
bring the news ola general engagement -
The news from Washington lhn, Gen
Scott is to take command OF The forces to be
called out, $4,000 men, consisting of,hrcc
regiments each from Indiana, Illinois, Ken
lucky, aud Tennessee, and the rsldue mad,
up from the other States, nrc u be called
INTO the field Immediately. Tae balanc,
of the $4,000 are 10 be held as n rescrr'
corps
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-21
The InrsrsoN Mresii raiiOn.-The Or

The LngrrsoN Mreshgalon.-The Tn.
ion Of Wednesday says
The two committees of investigation in.
IN the charges of MIR Ingersoll against Mr.
Webster, and Of Mr. Schcnck agains, MIR
lngorsoll, have both been in session, and
The former with authority from the House
to SIT during its sessions. Owing to MT
WiImo,'s regretted illness nndMrPeuit's re-
fusal to serve without clerk, the former
committee has been retarded But Mr.
Brnkorhof and Mr. Jones having been sub.
sti,uled for Mr. Wilmot and Mr. Petit, the
impor,an, business will probably proceed
without farther delay. The other Commit.
tee we undcr.iand, has examined Mr. Blu.
chnnan and Mr. Tns! and is prosecuting its
inquiry.
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CATARACT CAVE, ScHoHARRIE I'D
Cataract Cave was first opened about t..
ysars since by n young man Of the name
Howe. The opening when frsl n0't.
was but little larger than mans arm 4.
after arduous labor for some hours. cM.
ccedcd in making his way into n paaf
where he could stand erect, and coun.
ing on numerous chambers were disco,
ed q great extent and beauty. The F..
avenue has been since examined 10 ls
lance OF seven miles One Of the lla..
most rooms, (slx miles from the onmr:.
which has been named the Ro.ula Is
or 40 fee, in diameter, and Is said to be
feet in height Beyond this there w'' q
rolunda about y feet IN diameter, and :"
eral hundred feet high The CLAN
are splcndIdly arraved m stallcucs 90.
stalngmiles, many Of which are o(ggaa
dimensions Thousands Of bats bono c.'
cred the bottom in many places aud mH
were buried in the sta lgmie Abo- d
mile from the entrance and hail H..
from the main avenucihere IS tall o. N'
ter o. great magnitude, whose roaring
these subleraneous recesses has b"'n Goa
pared to Niagara the cave IS named liu.
this fall the Cataract { e Tie tot" f.
which it occurs is limestone -lSH''m'a'
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gagged in n war, no citizen Of the other
country can accept any commission or
letter Of marque against the former,
under penalty of being treated rs pi-
rate. Similar treaties have been con-
cluded, and are now In force with
Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia,
Chill, Brazil, England, France, Spain
and Denmark.