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Cs,S EVENING BoAT for TROY and Al
izssA-sttss..zs ANY = Thrnngh without Ianding-Tho

rT~'S EVENISG BOAT for TROY and Al
s.sstttf---rls SANY - Through without isndDg-Tho
@-N---A-N11n'' sI-ausbost COLUMBIA, Capt William IL.
Prcn, will leave tas pisr he foot OF Corandst every
Monday. W-does1sy nud E'i1sy. att O'Clock, r n.
PAsangee skng he shove Boat VIII rrr,ve 10 Albany OF
Troy 10 ample time the early mJrn'ng Tfsns OF
Cars for thr E4st West Th. Is a and sunssntsi
boat furnished with elegant st - Rooms and tO' speed aud
accommodations Is UDrivrl"d on 'he huf.oo
All c-rruns OrDi Trusting iba boat without wflusc
OsdrS from th- Captain or Agent
For passage fr- ht sppy bonrd h- bon or at ine
office th,, wharf M h-ish after 81 O'Clock AZ.
-G-~~ DAY LINE AZ 7 a. "a. FOX AL
Esy$ssy,-s ASY-Lardiug at the inlosmodia.. place.
Tho low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS Capt Geo. Rigs WIN leave tho pier Al Iaa
Too, Of Robinson Nondays Wedncsdsys, and n
days. Remrnus will Leave Albany on TassGays. Tn -
6svs and Sf'urhsvs. n2 n
.T'"~" Opposition To lnNOPnLY.-
Exprrss Linz Tor Albany drert-Ervm De
A1" camboat pier. foo, of RoblusoD-.t rsn
ard sp endid ste IN yacht RIP VAN WlNKLE, Cap
tain l.. d. Ane VIII leave Tuesday Thursday and estar.
day, a. O'CLOCK Z. NJ
For rooms, passage or berhs. apply board Tho
bOaI.
Freight taken low and delivered directed ma
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FOR INVESTMENT CS CAPiTAL-Tsrlh-a7-
erus sad Siisi-A large P:ses OF Gtooad, containing
shout ~ Ciiy LOIS lbs loavrcGe ssd 81 al (wcica :
lie :eei wde,) The block Opposite the BE. Asyaa
To;s property OF the c-pwa Of Chelsea H aot COM
ria2d-ng prospect equal s-y elevation h- lGlsud
overlooking hs cy aud ex;ea3-s the Narrow Slstsr
Island. NeSJ--s-y &c AScrt period OF ccs BE-
cctrs Of grrai vxlue.
There large Improvements n.si=e n This viciiy sna
20 lsnisSecnr VII probably be ,el cted Tbs k.rcaS
Seaoc IRON - tst OF is being already sradrc sad cog
NcaacoS q. Ne>i-.t Il vii h- sold low price Ap
ply 70 SLAECAsRA VAN DYKE II u.'-.t tuvsS "
no CoSTSAC cokS.-Propu..ls. oe received
Gna SHiaIc.y June 8 h noon, tbs Oiic- OF he
Proprs;crs OF lie Loci. Canals 90 h-rriI,cl River
for The Exeavsnoa AMI MAseora Canal Of large diec-
s.ors SIOUX - be ccns;rscirS n lbs city
rsrs sad Specifications nay seen q: The Once Of sad
Propr.e.ors 81 Lowell Lowell. May ., 1875.
myss uc6 JAMES 8. FRANCIS, ASea;, ?. ]. L G.
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The Columbus has undergone most lhorough repsrs hnd
In hne condition for busnrss. The travelling pubic may
confidently rely pom her making her lps punctuay as ad
yersed can assured kat pains viii he spared
max. her accommodations desrabse snd pleasant 10 pes
seBgers
G. h. Paulieu lO5 Fulton-aa; r. Wolf IS CorteEd.st
T. A. JEROME 1903 Broad 81 Ner York Nottingham, VII
kIe Co. 81 Qlay-sL Alb1y. Wnsie ParsoD. Co. baf
GlLs. Tyler. BroWn q Co ftreen Bay. a6DtNnvl.I
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rublir ccnpepanees, Sf.

.T-~ asUMnER aKRA s.t1 sas.sy. l *.
ss2s.nEaszzz.z1 New SD ,p.ercsa steamboat An
Row VII cave Nysc. every nofSisE s. oe'Sh. nc
tgraing. viii leave NewYor', ,es Of hWs;ss,s,r ~,
dly aa: S.iarJs. II lnss- e. exua TIP 'easss e.,
lors aSlcoelcck Syars 81 osiocs sSe'. .tS ~sy
y 5-Tocchis. A. Ta-rYto~n s-e.y morning sn4 .'et'
EooI no lnas 81 fsr b, ;sksa ~ setHeed sf'eeN
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-sss.sssssssazsasagz1 TO WESTERN Sts-,Gsz!EI5t
TRAVE LERS. $500

-~A--~ The public Is respectfully
that the recent breaks 10 tie Canal c~us,d by the
ais freshe having been rrpslred. the PIONEER EX-
PRESS LINE. via Kat road ald C.ua from PHlLADtL-
PHIA 10 PITTSBURGH. will commence It's regular ups
or The scason MONDAY. lhe Ola Aprl leaving the Do
Dot No. IA MarSsI.L DAILY. ~ y O'clock a NJ
BY This passengers viii avoid all The fsnguo snd
danger highs travelling In coaches boIh Railroad. being
paA.-d IN daylight -.
Yor hrthsr information apply q. the Oh Eslablzhod or
ice, IA MsIaetst. 5docrs shove Eighih-st
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III >MOHNtNts LiSka.7 o'ei0cS for A.
sS.ss Nhsuy andTfuy. Landing al Csowe'i, WesL
puinL N-wburgh, Hampton. rcughkee, s,-,
Hyc5 Para Rhueoecs u. Red hook. Bristol Cii.kil
hudson CON,acEs and Kinderbook Bf-sa;s,l rrd ola
board. The steamboat NIAGARA Wit lssve-
Monday W,dle.d>y AID Friday. The sl--mhosI TROY
Capl GoTh-m, Tuesday. Thuiedsy aad Saturday II 7
O'Clock, NJ From the Steamboat Pier foot OF BaiolaysL
returning on opposite cays.
For psssag-or i.sshI apply board. to r 8. Hall.
al l.,Df Srtu I., ,,,, ff
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New.York, May IA, 1886 myl5 ills

NaOHAWK AND HUDSON kAILRAOD COMPANY
81 This Annual Election for Directors Of this Company
Will he held tas Office of Rswdon L Groesbeck, No "a
Ealtal Ne~-York, the second Wednesday ooh Gay
u June next at u O'Clock Al noon OF hst day The pol
viii continue open one hour. Albany, May Alb, 1876 By
1fder Of the Board OF Directors
myi9td =. FOSTER Jr H@r'v.
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OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL Co
kew-York, msy 9Th. 1916,
TsNHE Stockholders OF this Company hereby notified
that al irstaneht of Ten DosTr per shnre the ne "
scrip stock has been ordered by she Bbsrd Of Managers
the Treasurer the Office of the Cor pany
OF William and Pine-s;s. Monday, the 9Th day o.!
June next ISAAC N. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
rnvJ I'm
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FOREIGN PORTS
Eew-fofx.
Ar.s Prn,a Dc Auno, wes, Cess. America. March 10
brig Fr1aeis, Lewis New.Yors
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The ship London, of Sslem) from the NORTH with
provisions for the Army In Texas was at Nassau Mp
about ths 18th int having been ashore but got off
with the as,stance Of wreckers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-29

Taos. z. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. mis- Isw6~
q The above iaie IL postponed until Wedn-sday The
Sh day May next, the lime and plsce New YORK
April sy.h 1875 Wa. JONES, Sheriff.
THos +. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff aSO Irn
CP The above ID farther postponed until Wedn-s-
da The 18Th Gsy OF July next q, The lime and plsc-
,e~-York May 18Th. 1876. VIM. JONES, Sberf.
Tuas < PEERs Deuuty Sheriff uly,5 la~3x
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.r0 FOR STATEN IsLAND.-on and
EveestsTi> after Monday, April Nlh, lhs STEAMBOATS,
z.<f1iSc~aSA4o sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER VIII
sav. Ney.York and Staten Islaad toow. nu farther
nollcs: =, a a., 70, ~
Leave Staten Island at6 g. g. 10, ii a NJ, % vi"
Leave New York foot Of Whll-balst sI7 TO- A. M
l,2.3,4,5.7P.
On Sundays first host from tho Island wiz leave a.
A 81 and ID, frst hoat from Nov. York al 9 A W. an
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YILSrKR AND PONlPTON lkON.--The Ulster
u Iron Works, Saugeruo. n. and ihe Pompion Iron
round square, fla, band, scroll aud hoop Iron win be
promptly executed 90 application TO
Iw lOSEPH TUCKERMkN. 60 West,t
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Sc. 1915 $50 YE Ay6 4kBy, asssEs4a
Mo-

ES45zuFaSALbANY AND TROY fz15z52sSSS<.S$
Al-@sassz8sef1 FORWARDING COM
PANY TO all The Western States and lhs Canadaa
Troy aud Ohio Liue Troy ADD Erie Line; Ne hod
Northern Trans pofLauoo Line.
Rcd Bird Pscksls and Stages.
Jams. H. Hooker; lido, Coit q Co.; Klnbiy Pease
CO. Elias Patterson Pope Cailn; George w. Hicks. and
Others, propnetors.
SIX Boats OF Tho -boye Lines will Leave New-York All
nv AID Troy daily for ID. West and North Tho above geo
ilsmeu propeors In the whole ns all tee Wesle1r
Stalrs Tho Canadian EmisIans and oilers will
money by calling the sbov. nes before getrpg
caught In hs numerous fraudulent oticss Ia Ne~York
Their, IT'S boais Of the css all hi-d In god
style FOR psI,eugers and fright list OF fare win bo ksps
10 all lie Offices sad In no case viii any person he csagd
more oneo., nos ,. q, -, ~ Coenles SIP Goesta
the ofcea me new-Yofk, Albany and Troy Steamboat
Ohcss PHILIP CASWELL,
nEs n General Passage Agent
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U OPPOSITION To MON0POLY.-
a5as9S5yy1S Through without landng.-Now-Yori and.
e'-A<>''AAA Albany Lne-Tho fast and splendid
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock, viii leave Tho
foot Of Robnson-s above Barclay, every Tupsday
Thursday and Saturday at O'clock Tho Express 10 bued
wiki the of rrnilur., with spacious and
good b-rhs Win ths public paronASv tho trayrios part
Of community may be OF Ow fare mo entire season
through For passeso or freight epply 10 no Captain 90
board or OF GEO. 7. STANLEY
nIn a. he otfr,. % tn deck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08
From the y O. Picayune, Nov.
Rcported Erp,ure of Chihuahua,

We announced Yesterday. upon the authority Of
areport which reached Monclova the I'd inst that
Col. Donphan had been dispatched By Gen. hesrney
from Santa re- with force Of 200 against the city
OF Chihuahua and that nc had taken tina, town without
opposition We inclined think this report pres
ture.
Our reasons for doubling based upon authentic
from Santa Fe 10 the 18th Of October At that
time Col. Doniphan yet at santa re and was pre-
pairing for immediate expedition aganat the Na,s
joes-a tribe of predatory Indians. On hs return he
was TO proceed 10 Chihuahua with his own and pro5a
by. MAJ. Summers command.
The news from Santa re not favorable 10 the dis
cpine and military demeanor OF the volunteers there
who have relaxed somewhat in these particulars since
Gen Kearney left for California It is not therefore pro-
bablc that Col Donophan left Santa re much before the
time when he is said to have taken chihuahua.
But if he pre,ermtted his expedition against the lu-
dams and proceeded at upon Chihuahua, he could
scarcely have taken the place in admit Of news
OF his success reaching Monclova By the I'd inst l. is
six hundred miles from Santa re TO Chhuahua-twen-
~ five good days travel for invading troops From Chi
huahua to Moncova the distance is two hundred
miles and their being direct road between the two
places the distance, in actual travel is much greater.
Our accounts from Santa re to the 10Th OF October,
and Col Donphsn had not then left that place was
there any prospect Of his starting very
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sicLness nt li,n yye.I.
Correspondence OF the ST. Louis New Era.
PEORIA, Nov 20 lea

Correspondence oil the -. Louis New Ira.
PEORIA, Nov. %, lc46.
The past season has been remarkable for two
events which are well worth place in the memory of
sickness which prevailed throughout the state We
need coninc ourselves to Illinois but the remark
will apply TO all that portion OF Union lying North
and West OF the Ohio river. 1t would have been but
slight hypcrholc last September 10 have called this
tire region one hospital. In that month business
very leisurely i'll my conveyance, was enabled 10
ascertain that in large settlements not single family
entirely exempt. In some every member was
Frustrated depending upon visitors to render them AS
ss,Ance while other families had be removed entire
to the houses of friends where fewer sick What
is also rcmar cable ta, the disease very seldom
fatal; and is very questionable whether the actual
morts,v was rs great IN ordinary years Were all
your readers psychologists. might interest them by
going into particulars. Let one case suffice. Galcsburc,
where located Knox Manual Labor College. is town
OF 500 inhabitants Atlesst onchai of these sick
and yet out OF the entire population there was not
single death. The sickness in the region spoken OF
commenced about the middle OF INDEPENDENTLY
after the wheat harvest remember inquirinc OF one
our micrs about the first OF August, how the mil
(strcam) going on when he replied that he could
ge, no wbesthat the people in the country all
sick that they could Mt get II threshed out ms was
actually true Tho sickness continued throughout sep.
tcmbcr and October the last month probably furnishing
as many new cases either Ol the preceding. Thanks
TO kind Providence universal health is row restored.
came kind Providence is continuing the mild autumnal
weather beyond ali former example
The number OF deaths here this year will be about
one hundred population two thousand eight hundred
This is out OF every twenty eight The average
mortality in the United States believe, Is out OF
ycar-ncthnc like IL since l-32and probably Will no,
be Tor dozen years to come.
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Things In AIbany-The CanaIs-Reilroad..
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
A-s,>v .,b Dec 1z.6

Dear Sir: The weather here continues to be
very mud. and the 1.-THE that had fallen is fs; dis
appearing the Canals have again opened, and many
boats that weather bound at Schenectady yeser
day forced their way through. The River is open, and
IS likely open Tor days The Railroads
west OF the carrying freight and large amount
i, now passing over these Roads Why cannot these
Roads carry freight during the Summer by paying tolls
The Western Road is doing very heavy freight bust
mesa and their Depot Greenbush constantly remains
hed one train leaving with q load only 10 make
for another OF Flour, Butter Wool Leather DC. all OF
which formerly found their way by New York.
How long your citizens going 10 pul OF the cor
struction OF the Hudson River road They should
up and visit the Western road and stay there
day the business OF that road and If they then re-
main unconyinced they must be gwen their
blindness, for nothing else il be called
The Harlem road viii in the course Of another gear
be connected with the H0Usst0nic, but that road
never do the business that be done upon the Hud
son River road and the competition between the Two
will be but yory little. Stir them up
Ever yours, LOCKER On.
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General Notices.

~ Amnivcrsary.-The Second Anniversary OF ifsr
per Mon No H. Daughters OF Temperance, vii be held
A. the Broadway Tabernacle W etnesday evening, Dec
OH. Hon. James Harper vii! preside
Addresses NAV be peeled from Nj Ohm B Cough Rev
E T Taylor of Boston. Res. Dr. Cox OF Brooklyn, Rev
NJ Vincent; Rev Nj Crawford OF this city, and .evera
other distinguished gentlemen.
~ Tickets > cents eao may be- obtained of A. S,i.e'
Co 50 Bowery 4. D. Porter, 81 Ful!on-s,' Squire
han smith $50 Brooine.sl or 25i Broadway; A T. Wood
Ia 2d.st; j. NJ Ketchan, - Henryst Mrs WIN. Miller
Il6. Orchard-si: Mrs J. Il MCdrue, 2lo Delanceysi
NJ / .ro. SOL Hou-,on-st; Mss Z. Gardner q l-t
nyerue Mrs H. e H. Dikeman, ZOE E!izsbeth-s, Mrs. Z
X. Place SO Wsshngton.t Brooklyr, a. the door ID.
~ esorl vii be spared render Til, anniversary
OF unusual interest
Doors VIII open O'Clock EXe-ei.ss to commence al
:. O'clock. w IL pIhEMAN- sec y OF
Nc,- York. Dee. 5si, 1915. Com OF Arrangements.
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National Palace. MEXICO Aug 81.
Sir: The undersigned, Minister for Foreign
Affairs OF the McXican Republic has informed the Gen.
eralin Chief of the Liberatng Army, Professionally
Excelencys OF the 9Th OF July last In which you
propose the part OF your Government the opening OF
negotiations which may lead 10 lasting aud honorable
peace between the the two countries His cXccency
being possessed of the contents of said note could not
but nix his attention the fact that while all discussion
of the causes OF the between the two Republics IL
declined 1t is pretended consider these merely as
past events now belonging 10 history.
For the Executive to listen TO proposals on such bH
s tho subject treated ol concerns the honor OF
the country aud the integrity oil It's Territory aud com
promises Ito nationality FOR the future would be to de
mart from Justice and thoroughly rrate public opinion
already much excited the discussions which have
taken place prove by the apprehension oil the question
being terminated in the manner proposed. Hence 1t is
that the affairs of the Republic with the United States
having reached their present situation II has become ne
cessary TO appeal to the nation in order that by means
of Representatives elected with entire freedom II may
provide for it's future security honor and prosperity
Congress with this object has been summoned, and
will open its session the eth OF December next when.
with other gravcr matters the subject OF the war with
the United States will be submitted TO s deliberations
and your EXcecncys note will be laid before II Tor the
resolution which may be judged conducive TO the inter
csts OF the nation The Government OF the undersigned
consequently awaits the determination OF that body IN
order reply to the communication referred TO- the
latons of Mexico with the United States remaining IN
the interval in the position in which they were found by
the Generalin Chief OF the Libcratlng Army when he
assumed the Executive power.
while RENTING this answer from his Government.
through the channel indicated by your Exccllency the
undersigned avas himself of the occasion to assure your
Excellency OF his dstlng uished consideration.
MANUEL CRESCENClO RECON
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CITY ITEMS.

= On Wednesday last We noticed The suicide
Of spsni4rd named Iznsco Ponce ie Leon who cut
his own roat win razor It appears that the rsls
tons Of ;hiz 1au are Of the highest responsibility re-
idin. N the Islznd Of Cubs and By unfortunate
Circumstance about year ago ae stabbed man named
LaEarda C.raba!o causin. his death and De Leon es
capped 10 tais country subsequently hs wife was AZ
-s.ed for tn murder tired and convicted aud Is now
under sentence OF death Tor the murder committed by
her husband This deed it seems, has preyed heavily
upon ,he mind O. De Leon and knowing that his wife
was under arrest Tor ;he crime ne committed evidently
Led him 10 destruction. On lis person was found
paper written in the Spanish language setting forth the
innocence Of his wife OF the crime with which she
stands charged and calling upon the Virgin Mary pro
tect her copy OF This psper has been taken % the
Spanish Consul % De transmitted TO Cuba for the pur
pose OF relieving the speFn.s OF the unfortunate
of Dc Leon.
TIE SEEREss or PREyoKsT.-' Homo in The Tn
bune OF saturday IS entirely mised by the letter writ;
ten from Germany in regard 10 the work bearing this
tile and of which use la. been made by Prof BesH in
illustrating the phenomena OF Mesmerism. 1t Is 10 70
ancet IS ver!:abe biography and neither is facts
nor its reasoags have ever been confued But it no
uncommon thing for every kind OF reai,y be called
romance tina, happens no, agree win certain pre-
formed notions and PHILOSOPHERS. There is no other
ground for calling in question the authenticity OF this re
nsrksble book which the HTpcrs have done good ser.
vice by rcpu5lishing. hESNEE-
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


The following cores ondcncc reaches us through
tbe London Times. 10 which it was communicated
by its Mexican correspondent All the facts in
volved were. of course, previously known but the
correspondence Itself, VIC believe, has before
been published
isiter from M BuchaAaA IN Me Neccan Minister
foT Foreign 1tBu'rs.
Department OF STATE WAsmSGroN, July ~
Sir: The President OF the United States. 40
less anxious to terminate than ne was to avoid the
present unhappy War with the Mexican Republic. has
determined to make effort to accomplish this pur.
pose He has accordingly instructed the undersigned
Secretary Of Suite to propose through your EXcelency
10 the Mexican Government that negotiations shall forth
with commence for the conclusion OF Peace Just and
honorable for both pstcs Should this offer be received
and responded TO by the Mexican Government in the
same frank and friendly spirit by which has been die
,ated he will Immediately dispatch an Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister plcnipotcntiary the City of
Mexico with instructions and iull powers conclude
Treaty of Peace which shall adjust all the questions in
dispute between the two Republics. II the Mexican
Government should prefer 10 send Minister to Wash
ngon to conduct the negotiation here he shall be re-
ceved with kindness and respect and every effort shall
be made TO accomplish tho object of his mission with
the least possible delay.
i" In the present communication il is deemed useless
and might prove injurious to discuss the causes OF the
existing War. This might tend TO delay or defeat the
restoration OF Peace The past is already consigned to
history the future, under Providence, is within our
own power.
The occasion may however be embraced to state
that the President has cherished the kindes feel
ings for Mexico and that OF the first wishes OF his
heart u.s. that she may DC powerful and prosperous Rc
public in perpetual amity with the United States.
Commodore Connor will transmit this dispatch for
your Excellency the Governor of Vera Cruz under
iar OF truce and you respectfully invited 10 adopt
the same channel for communicating your answer.
81 avail myself OF this occasion to offer your Excel
ency the assurance Of my most distinguished consdcra
hon JAMES BUCHANAN
q Eycr,t,ucy ie Minister OfE OrcipU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

TRADERS LOOK orr-It IS stated in the Police
Gq.sge that person named Whitney supposed to be
blacksmith of New Bedford. mas been passing Of in
Brooklyn large quantity OF SOS sos and S2os altered
from sis Of the Merchants Sank OF New Bedford. This
may be go but no ntiaton Of the affair hes 'ran'prcd
H.,
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PAPER Mil BuRNr.-Messrs. c. I, X H Hollis
tiers Paper Mill. Windsor Locks, Conn. was entirely
destroyed by ire Saturday morning, Sth inst, In
surcd in the .Etns Insurance Co. Hartford for 5000.
Persss Brooks Mills at the same place were nj one
IN great danger from the sparks but escaped with
GU, injury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

u" Advices from Havana to the a4th at say
that no Mexican privs,eers would oe fitted GU, in the
Spanish West Indies Business was brisk and healthy
Havana Subscriptions for the sufferers by the late
gale a, Havana had been received 10 the amount OF
EXON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

CONSTITUTION OF WlScoNslN.-The proposed
Constitution OF Wisconsin il adopted BY the people Will
contain s,nonc others the following provisions
lst No internal Improvements by the State, except
where grants are made and then public debt or pledge
ofpebhs faith
ID AL lands grsnted to the State and not specially
dedicated 10 other purposes added 10 the school fund
ID No State scrip OF any kind can BE issued Any
deficiency in income TO be provided for in the law OF the
ensuing year No debt to be created but for necessary
works OF extraordinary expenditure, and then b two
thirds o: both Houses never 20 exceed in the aggregate
SooCo0 to be by osu State bouds bc sold un-
der par the act provide to- annua, equal 10 the
interest and pay the principal in i've years these
taxes rrepesise until the debt shall be paid and spec
ally appropriated TO the payment OF the principal and
interes; respectively
The power 10 create separate Courts OF Chsrcery
stricken out almost without opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-08

r. y correspondent, Of the Commercial Adver.
user says, isnow understood that Gen. Santa Anna
permitted to pass blockade giving his parole
of honor tia: he would engage in warfare against
the United States Smai