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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25
For the Tribune.
A CARD

Some tmo ago was called upon BY Mr. L. c. Hill, the
President OF the Philharmonic Society furnish trans
lstion ofths; part OF Schilers Hymn to JOY which
Beethoven had introduced in his SYMPHONY No. 9 in D.
Minor My reply was that had before translated
the entire poem and that Buwer Carlyle, William Howit.
Il heleve) and Others have sso translated IT, and that
consequently would be useless SO 10 the expense Of
another and original translation Mr. Hill left the score
OF the Symphony with ne, and after mos, dlgent
search among all :he TRANSACTIONS found that oue
them would suit the music. NJ. George Leder the Vice
President O; the Society and conductor o. this symphony
together with myself. endeavored adapt Bpwers and
other TRANSACTIONS but was an utter 1poss6,y since
Beethoven hst BY followed The tex. OF the orig
nal poem bu. had taken line, couple from different
parts, te make UP his great harmonious whole MrEr
ver moreover bad changed the Ard -y.h the
poem in his TRANSACTIONS that choice remSIned 20 ne
lsince ERe words, rhymes and the the
original had 20 be Sctten but ters Tx cords he
nss. The latter dared be l1terered WITH The
difficulties which experienced then seemed almost
nsrrmountas.s German words OF single syllasies fire.
olerty having No corresponding word IN English OF less
than two or three and rsyse whilst the words in
English even ater thought verse was completed,
would frequently hsve 20 be divided between Sopsan! and
Tenor. or otherwise o. bring the accent wronE sya
bic. nwn frequently the moreover. that Wills:
Sole singer was singing line fem the first The
chorus was singing corresponding from the 50 or
&th which al enough tor the composer who hal
the complete poem before him. 20 write music TO- but GER
tanly easy for the translator who hsa Ind wors
for the music. without absolutely szuhlaps the poets
thouSs. How translation verbally exact.ccplt lave
been used 10 the muse, passes comprehension does
also wherein wicSe31ess consisted. admitting the
common rhyrsssr, in aiding the Philharmonic Society
10 give the master work 70 ;he world.
In conclusion beg 10 refer to particular fact II
July, lS{i believe, there appeared IN the knicker-
booker review OF The Poems and Ballads OF Sch;l-
Ter, translated by Sir Edward Lyton Bulwe." TIE edi
tor OF said Magazine lad the time transs
uoas OF the same poems 9y myself IL hand for puo!ica
vssw the editor quotes verses from Buuers TRANSLATION
and the same ve-ses translated by myself kindly
fhas both poetry and In regard % The p-eser
vston Of the tre nd spr Of he original ine were Tie
5arr Of sas 400. Tair the same poem for which
your wise correspondent g.txEarzes ne a. wicked
cotunos Yhymstsr" Respectfully.
HsRYEApDT
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Pre.by,erInn General Assemblies.

The Old and New. School Assemblies are both in
session at PHILADELPHIA In the forenoon on Friday
u communication was presented from the Synod OF
Canada demonstrating against the action taken the
Assembly on the question OF Slavery The language in
which the communication was couched being deemed by
many OF the members be very offensive several inter-
ruptons made during the readg by motions 10 stop
the reading, the communication whence II came,
&c. It was however finally referred TO the committee
foreign correspondence.
In the New School Assembly Rev. Dr.. Mason resigned
the Office Of Stated Clerk.
Memorials were received from numerous Presbytc-
rics expressive generally In plain terms OF the sinful
meas of Slavery exss In sections Of the Uni
ted States and deprecang the practice OF holding hu.
beings In bondage contrary 10 the spirit Of the Cos
pei and Inconsistent with Christian chsracter-prsy
Ing the Assembly take such steps may produce
formation among the members OF the Presbyterian
Church In the United States.
Ore Of the Presbyteries of Missouri made verbal
port the subject Of Slavery to wit-that they de-
clined send up memorial being OF the opinion that
the General Assembly had jurisdiction In the and
ciently to satisfy any reasonable Christian.
The memorials the subject having all been read the
Assembly adjourned with prayer.
motion was made that the committee on devotional
exercises be instructed to enter into correspondence
with the committee of the other General Assembly
the proprlety of the brethren OF both bodies commem-
same time and place
unanimously decided tho, the committee
thozed to confer with the other committee the sub
ent
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WAR LIENS S.

CASTLE OF SAN JUAS DE ULLoA.-The first OBJ
iec that strikes the eye In approaching Vera Cruz by
water the Castle OF San Juan de goa, with the spires
and ofthe churches peerns rP in the distance De-
hind IL. II stands alone upon a small rocky slano on
one side main 20 the haroor and only about
half nile from the wall OF the city, and consequent has
complete command OF the port. The entrance on the
other SIDE barred with broken reefs aad lodges mat
Il can only be used by small craft in favorable weather
The castle is circular and strongly built, and heaviy
mounted It's principal strength however IS IL It's posi-
ton inaccessible except by water and its guns pointing
every way leaving no side open 10 the atiaak OF an
enemy.
The form of the city Of Vera Cruz semi circular 'front.'
Ing the sea II is situated arid plain. surrounded by
sand hills and is badly supplied eih Td1 The chief re-
lance benr upen rain collected in cisterns which are Of
ten so uoorv constructed but very ite pur-
pose The chief Of the lower classes the water
OF ditch so impure frequently 10 occasion disease An
attempt made, more than century ago. 10 remedy
this evil By the ofa stone aqueduct from the
river yauapa: bu:, unfortunately after very large sum
had been expended the work It was discovered that
the engineer who constructed had made fatal mistake
In not a.certapng level and the work was aba-
doned in despair lNorman's Rambes.
~ The Mexican schr. JudnitG arrived last
evening from the Brszos ST Iago which she left on the
5,h instant She Of brings nothing later. The
Juspita left Orleans about month since with acargo
for Matsmoros On arriving at the mouth OF the Rio
Grsnde she was ordered of by the u 8 brig Lawrence
and carried into the Brszos Acr remaining few days
,be was reloaded and hher 10 await farther H.
s,ructious from her agent N o. bee. 10th.
EF Gov Diman of Rhode Island has received
an order from Secretary OF War for quota Of troops to
be held in readiness. $50 is the number for this brave
It,lc StSte II Is presumed that Gov Briggs has similar
order for the Old Bay State 1900 being the number
uurcd.
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Trnde OF the Hudson.
Produce and Country Merchandise drifting at Nel'- Ior
Reported Specially for 7ae Nerr- York Tribune.

Produce and Country -
reported Specially for TIE Ne.r- York 7ri6un<
Tyler Sous Line Barge Duchess Co, from Bsrrytowu
$50 bnds hay rye geo DO corn 100" DO cat. so
calves . abs and esves 20 bbls rye nour
DO IS Dol, Potsoe. A. do sss' - pal. oag5 % oes.
han; bales cloth Harmon; bbs FISH, Mr. overhLl ;
100 nuskrsi skiDs 10 Captain
New.York and Udc. Liue. w Rossitsr-Bos; Hickory
Grove-525 b5ls aour HoyI son rs DO, Dooli'ie
G-Eford LiDe-Bgge Globe-5oo bss aSur s;rae5sn
sco,,: 1873 do z J Herick; rs Gibson 10 do
suydam, Sage Co; 81 P Neviu: Sea; 70 faie.
k. ay'G Kiaasn Co; do Dsef Miller CO. lS W G
Besis Co 100 Dbl. liquor. nys!sp Conn $50 DO 81
Hee1 - e2 % DO s4.h CO. 70 Dol. egg:
Nj porance bbs t.low. kegs butter heni nnoan
oar. ssrisr Page; l0s ubs butter Goodncn Co !
SsI pess neasures Hamilton csaE oo1 copper eais'
"ad GDnovg s,rys In.ur.nee-lae0 bbls four Bows
Cary o5do w.az ersgoy Co s. DO a.n.: Ga co 70
40 I y Cobb q ah5s liquor Dows Cary.
,sapy .nd Csral La Fsye,ie-l2 bbs so7r
oowss &C. ~ g s s.so1 s;eie S:va. s6n SIS So
20 15 do beef suytsu Sage Co; 60 do soh-s
pssy Mst Go LIZ sseaoP wa1.ab1s SUE
dri-s King; bzs trees Keith Palmer 6 oo!s PORE
IS d6bsn, IL do navy beef z s. do rs Of Soi' DO Kent
sessss do Townsend Ssyr- Clark cssEs do Weed
Barch.rd IS bids sheep Pe. Ce5gtl Co,
os bss our keg, Sc .noude $40 lush ostt
$50 do corr Rice Is Dol, a5ur Herriek Van Baskrs 80
~ z =
SiiI DO eggs;i kes batter Conan, HooE.ns Co,
Troy and Western Tow B1s. Line. Riee-6oai : az
ssiler- b5s Isl beef IS bos PORK h.n hinnac Le-
Nsw-York and Oswego Line S,;s-Bos; s5fins hitls
AZ bhls Suydsr Sage Co. 3 do Jones q Tower - toos
hr,,rr BAH. IS bI. cheets Boyc- 10 so!s sces Ds!e
pkg eggs Osborn / Lizzie. v-I.- cL..
Trey ana Mrhiyxa Lake Beat Line, WheS!er, Croker
Co-Bo.t C Asson-5Is ools doar s1ycani h1rd
CO IOI ID Wheeler CrocIer Co; 90 sshes Morgan
Co II Besls Co; do Clark Colernsn do Hayes
I Hy--. -, a. ~ e.
20 Esot Eisn.a CO; DO a.bes Mead Coz tbI hams
siyds,sarg Co; bx 90 Mead Co; 80 bbls ao1r
HeviuI Soc - -
worsa-sIss besh-ls rsL John Ogden ia bundles bay
New YORK ard Ithaca Ltae-Bosi Thouas-5a.ooO feet
uuber % Cap: Barlow
Ssw.York sod Csusiohsr- Lre. " Gyay-Bosi Wes-
-r-s0C b1.h oats . bis spr:s, sshes, Gray
S.w-York and BG5slo Steamboat Lne-Soat q D VII
Uxuss ,cs beef caAks ashes So ois PORK % bls beef
h.Nbs do f1rs, 90 sUldries Is hal-s ste-p Pes
Fujtonv:Ile nd Eew-York Line, WI y.ndenburg-Bost
L KesIh-Il bis eggs. " yandenhurg Is pa
GER Eossason McCarter Co, Iss co. Starzesa kSor
S aozs welsi $500 bushels cas-, Gardner yander-
burg. 49,, 81
do no Lsne Mkngun; bbis rus ubs butter, owner
syrscusa and Osvsso Ltne-Sos; O. Acrtsgue-Sco Bis
sos5o DO best 10 sds sheep ikrs 20 abs eusssr sdss
satsr, cwnes,
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THE GREENE MYsTERIEs.-The Oxford Times
dwes upon the inscrutabe mystery OF the disappear
ance of Mrs Bolt and the taking off of Mrs. Burdck
The trial and acqutta of Johnson who was strangely i'm
picated in both transactions. does nothing toward un'
angling either There certainly testimony upon
which Johnson could have been convicted; and yet
many things In relation to him remain unexplained Tho
whole affair is enc Of deep dark appalling wckedness
Did Mrs Bolt commi. suicide or WAS she murdered :
Did Mira Burdick her mother. Mrs. Baxter. commit
perjuryl These questions arise 10 the public mind, and
Will continue be asked until some satisfactory answer
|. given Albany Eve. Jour.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LASsINGBURGH.-A des-
truc,ve FIRE broke out 10 this vages st night about
o'clock Il commenced in back Inter TO store No 3s
states and before 1t subdued consumed the
dwelling house on the South well as tho dwelling
house and store the North. The hremen OF Troy and
Waterford were early on the ground, and rendered
efficient aid The street during the fire. presented truly
melancholy picture. We saw several females VINO
had escaped from the burning buildings with only their
nigh, cloths upon them so rapid was the progress Of
the ire The buildings destroyed were large two story
wooden ones, and were quite valuable They both were
the property OF females and were occupied by tenants
Democrat Extra, Msy 20th p. II.
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Things Ia Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHTLADELPHiA, May ZIP. NJ.
This morning al Ct o'clock we received another
budget OF news from little Army Of Occupation which
has caused the most lively excitement among all rlasse,
upon reading the glorious intelligence. On receipt OF
Immediately telegraphed on 10 New-Yor and ex-
tras issued from nearly AL the Offices "a this City
The Jury in the case of the muIineers of the bark
Cactus came into Court about 10 O'Clock yesterday
Ing and rendered their verdict finding Harding guilty
murder In the first degree, Grimes and Williams guilty OF
msnslauSher, and acquittins Brown. Swan and Adams
Mir. Brown moved for new trial, but of this there
Is not the slightest chance bu; should il De granted
convicted prisoners will have the bepe OF the ,esi-
mony OF Brown. Swan and Adams.
There was no particular change in Stocks on Sat.
urday Pennsylvania Elves opened and closed a, ~
previous days rates.
We have had al our port since my last, about 90
arrivals and ceArances.
The Evening News, learn, is dead The last
number was published yesterday
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GecsAco's PHILOSOPHY or TIE fisGEz Nk!Ls-Eo x
(,one!udeG-W. have shown that beautiful nail 10
,1erl ornament Of the hArd and this besay consists IN
syirz nss nicely shaped according preyo1s
dir-cocs sooh and g0ssy touc tseI also be, AID -
transparent mica s1sesed with a pink s1,bi and
IAn around he roots hns drawn and c,i saei.
Getty lsosene n ~ .snson TO prevent ins forna'o o.
We hays aid down, e By frequently BaAins tS< AanEf
auh GOUaAUD5 Italian Ndl>ated SoaD) will most err
ianly soeom 2sed Il equally feasible TO remove ~
The AID Of this wob1eG1l Soap every vestse 81 Tan H
Pies Freckl1., sGDourn, sslowne,s Rscnsss Roq
Te.tsr Chaps, Cracks Ac from he curels-mastn2 y -
son. Witt and ,mooth a. ehild's, GOURAuDs Poadrs
suEsiiei possess msziea properties of conpst-y
rDo.pz O. p.fGuous hsir GOURAuDS Lsq1id hoNrf ~,
psrts briian, sid tssnSsa6l< 10 pale chee,s atc
hps! GOURAUD'S Aesatie Drop arc highly priced "
The medical faculty. Tor Ihrr potency In tbs resorson o.
bearing.
Is mus. be bona 10 n.ud. that The GEsrrE prspn
roas Of Dr. FELlX GoUEkUD can osLs - pafe.s n
Of his dspai Of Cosmetics and Peranssy, 81 Ne<7H an
.tcre from Broadway.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Aimonie's Secretary Observation-Disclosures
Plan of Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.

From The New. Orleans Commercial Tines' Nay 18th
The Ss-diniaa brig Pr0ri2eHeid' arrived here
yesterday from Vera Cruz, which city she left On
the ith inst Lieu,epsuts NoIAsD and MIDDLE
ros. L. S. n. came passengers by her. The United
States squadron. consisting OF the Rar'tcH, tai-
Ha0HiA, ST. Marys and JOHN Adams vas OF me
port The Pr0csdeaesa brought full lies OF papers
from Vera Cruz, up TO the date Of sailing; and rom
the city Of Mexico To the 18th ut By the kindness
CT gentleman of this city have BEEN favored with
perusd OF hen and We Gull for the .nossatsnn OF Cur
readers, ias following pzrsx..phs;
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Court Cnlendar....TH Day
Published on Saturday.

Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company
J. b ClarkJon, Agent.
MAY 2s-Brge Henry Suydsm.-i cases. l tub butter.
coop fowls lambs sheep CsptHulse; II tons pig iron
w To wnsend tons iron D w Wilson Co; LOT hoes,
Allen: box sundres 81 tubs butter, IL calves sheep,
lambs. Capt baskets butter Haeht Sc tbs but
ter 10 calves sheep, Capt Browns IL bxs chairs
Tweed; do w Barnes boz, rolls chair stuff Com
fort Rsdgae Co. lot furniture. D Davis o1s glass
ware AcLau shr; S. tubs butter. COW, calves, 10
empty hrkus Capt Val; u tubs butter, hrkin do,
calves lambs coop fowls, Capt Keichum
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Hush. hush. n, cried, q youth Of aesres 1iSh;san,
Upon whose ooyish lip, and CHEEKS were sees
s;nbb!e wiry, j-lty pair o, Tnl.teni
Hush hush he csjss ~ TO 5 frrr' &c Wnlspsh5
You docbt nv word :; a. sure, sh, a. lhVe
got then by Jooes's Hair Restorative,
And you can hare them 100, STR II you're willing
To o1rcbsse single bo,t!e-'tis Do, hfes sbiiling.
ri, .oa a. 81 Chatham AS Broadway and ss guItor-
=, prooajyn my22 aeod
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Business Notices.

WAsrEp-By lady well qcsihed, sitnsron as teacher
studies and music In good school or seminary
The ost satisfactory references gveo TO character and
capacity Address w. Fl. A box 224 Lower Post Office.
-Rtr
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Tn, M,sxora aoYs-Ts.se REMARKABLE juveniles. aged
sTe go ard weighing so pounds gagged
a ha American Mr,eua where they can be seen ~ al
5sr. d.y md svrnng Thsy sso appear IN ihs Saloon
P,sfo,aaScr a. sad O'clock ?. Il The Anatomical
Views ara % be ree1 n al hccs seE 10
r. pleasant boar msy DO srsrt 81 Tho Mucous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-25

y Would +. no, be sensiDle now for Merchants and
other, who e1pec, be prepared With fall aad winter sup
plies South and West, advertise in Southern and
Western papers The appropriation Of ten millions Of
dollars 70 carry on the With Mckee. VIII create
great demand for goods In ihe market.
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Business Notires.
MExIcANs MExicANs. ARE YE SLAVES

q The NY tue depot for tho Magical Pain E1usctos
Ia III q Cortland Ial3 Imis
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&c Hereditary bond,msn, know ys not
VINO would be- free, themselves must strike tho blow"
C 1910 men wan,e3 TO form corps for the BIO Grsbde
sresdy Der T00 all under 20 yet have all
manly WHISPERS besnfal leads Of hhg and clean heal
Thy eonups which have go. BY usiDg three sh
lisg bott. OF ones and OF
Soap We will sGui: any who nsys Inc same, be-
they have Thy lsrg the same neans- We eI
peel r. Known by the Of The Z" Handsome New
YORK Volunteers" We, therefore, tell all thai Jooess sosp
erup0os. p:mPls., feczl-s, an sanburn Ee ard
changes The color Of dsrx yellow asia fine healthy
cesrness; acd Jonsss Coral Hair Restorative MAKES ss
hair grow sops 1t falling Of, scu or dsacraf and
makes gh red grey hair grow naturally DARK ard beau
u IL indeed reader Qnaporosehs bic FOR drsssmg
.h- hsr sol1 the s.gn OF The America EAsn
p,So.Ia, " ~ my2z 2rod
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PAISrIsas-A collection Of Oh Paintings Just import
ed. most Of them handsomely framed and suitable for
the walls Of par!or will be sold oy Royal Gurley Co.
a. their Long Room 3Ge Broadway, corner Of DuAne-st
this evening Also few Old Pictures, just received
|-rr- Am sic
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II Mr.. c. Holt, Jr. Of Brooklyn, authorizes US
to ssy that no win remain in attendance the National
Fair through this week. re- eli AXE charge Of any arti-
cles which may b. forwarded TO his for exhibition
there. Many packages have been sent to Washington
In nssos care, with nobody authorized to open them.
and lying about In vaross places unexhibed and in
danger of depreciation injury. This should not cen.
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~ The PENNSYLVANIA BAcKwooDssAs. at
Tousnda, Bradford Co. by c. L. WAND and H. BoorH.
devoted TO the Interests and improvement Of Northern
ennsylyans' Is neat new weekly Qaasfs Independent
Politics, sEls and interesting recently sstasishsd I.
win command success. no matter low many sssSn or
. city papers Es tsksn IN IL vicinity.
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10, For retail as well wholesale. is the time te
advertise Ia papers OF ne.shsorpg Counties and States
for Spring and summer Trade Families well shop
keepers visit this city FOR supplies Of every kind. v b.
palmer Is the Agent for County Papers far and
odtce IN The Tribune Buildings.
Advertisements for Southern and Western papers are
also received ny the Agezt and this is the 70 aeve
Use n distant papers for the Fall Trade.
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THE TRIBUNE.



u In Democratic whis Gener"i
New-York, May 2, rs4e ,,s p.noer,,le
Resolysd That be reeormsDcsi ,hc asual placer OF
ing N WaIds, on We tnesday evening,
meeung IN 'ne upess sonce otnSr eino Ano pace
hsS,d sa s,,d upon by the respesuinss - Sa -
10, he narpose of nouinstc os, n ,s1snes 10
otbe N he ensatny CITY Convention
The election !" = PHfLLIP5 PHOENIX, Chairman.
BY oiae'. ABM. R LAWRENCE, Assistant Chairman
IL p Mk.Ix Secretaries my25 81
T,ovesrs and Others leaving the City In the after
.on sr,ipforned that an EssnaS ESutono) The Tribune
.. pted every day. containing tbs Stock Sales, Mar
~. News by the Southern mail, &c. up to o'clock
2, taouiring Of the Newsboys for the Epentng Edition
n The Tribune every will be able to take with him
thu s,ss, news up 10 the time of leaving the City.
orrsrns.-Pra Pa2e-Triumphs Of Temperance; Dam
ger of War at H4me; Seven Regiments Of Volunteers
Copper Ore Lake SUPERIOR John Bull TO Brother Jona-
than. No. 81; Threatened Outbreak at Nsnvco; News
Items. Fourth Pa9e--Capita Punishment in England I;
New. Items; Sales Of Stocks; Marine News.
w The Evening Edition Of The Tribune will
contain s the additional Information which may be re-
ceived from the Army up TO the hour Of afternoon pa
per going to press
sheuld anything Of rey decided Importance resch this
forenoon will Immediately issue Extra, but Ex-
ira will be published from The Tribune Office unless we
Dean toe news Of great importance.
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n The Hon Myrcn Lawrence Hon. johnson
Gardner Hea William Bsynes commissioners on the part
CT Massachusetts TO run the boundary line and to erect
monuments thereon between Massachusetts, ard Rhode
Island have me. the Commissioners on the pst Of Rhode
Island. and now engaged Ia the discharge Of their
duties.
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SILENT LIGHTsisG"-Duflrg the warm Sumner n sns
Lightning sometimes be sag Essa FOR hours almost
without 3t-rl.ssor par!s1 by lcunder We are
also sGusny conscious Of tie presence Of dseasa uns
erced By is ususi starting ypos But iEsr- 10 10 tell
ing soon LIE diussd electricity may be concentrated
IN saal sasnor The iDcip.en: rasty may reach deadly
cstI Il; well 10 neglect captions u!cers indizes
ou IN IA SIDE n-uuaric tEISges, swelling IN
TIE glands kc he zrourd la; lhsy aea hey
end y szocy and dea.h and Sancss Sefssp.a "a az
eckaovec gsd remedy for these symptoms scc for all san
grous II is hike ess han sporting WIKI DAGGER
70 rez!ec. - early use L al such
Frrpared and soid- wno!efa4e znd retail, Sy A. b. "
SANDS DruzS.ts leo 1uIror-G corcer Of William SoN
Yofk sold sI1o 70 Broad way = Broadway tAS
By Druyzs generally Ihroa sho1l he United 5Aea thcs
a. Der ootlle. s hotties Tor So
Nor,cy-The W.lnut ON ,ltsry Shaving SOAP, htcs
hns no eqaal. Invention Of M !" m Jshnfor, 20"
he aanufserurer Of tie Tue article a. q
seurd sy those who ecteavor 70 NIKE cepsl out OF LII
rars Tor s manufacture sac sale Of spurious article
~,rf.
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Tour letter, written and mailed on Thursday describing
the opening OF the Fair with various letsrs nom our Wig
liant correspondent somewhere the route, having
been committed TO the tender but rather csprceus merces
OF tho Post oce. We expect receive some Of them In
all this weak l
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II President Polk, accompanied by Mrs. Polk,
seesctnry MARCY, P. NJ. General JOHNSON, &c. Wis
tied tho National Fair on Saturday afternoon and
spent soma time examining tho various articles ex-
hibited. Mr.. CALHous was there with his lady,
and expressed himself highly gratitied with the va
riety and perfection of American fabrics Senator
MANauM and other eminent Wings were there OF
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
CONGRESS.

Our latest dates from Washington are to
the Oath ult.
Mr.. Calhoun had reached that City, and
had taken his seat on the Monday pre-.
vious. Many remonstrances and petitions
against the annexation of Texas, were pre-.
scented. The resolutions adopted by the
lower House concentrating that measure
were acted upon by the Senate on the 22d,
and passed by an overwhelming majority.
The House, on the 22nd, proceeded to
the election of aplain-which resulted
in favor of the Rev. Mr.. Milburne. "a blind
gentleman.) No business of importance
was transacted in that body, either on the
22nd or 23rd. Both Houses adjourned to
Saturday the 9th.