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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

IT, REGULAR MAIL LINE ses~e-,
EAaaat<zsss@ splendid steamers OREGON AID KNIcE.
ERsocKER
,,s1 So ARS,SKERBoCSER commanded 6y cspSshSs
Tszyr viii run throc ghoat the season from lie 81, "a,
0! ipr IL connection with the sd Prov-ccs
sr Sos,on ard Provt6 Railroads, Leaving S-v.Yc,
daily Sunday. excepted from pier No North RIVER rs
O'clock Nj and Sscci1gton AZ O'clock, NJ or rfcc In
srrivsl ottse Msil tran from Boston. 49,, .,,.,.
These steamers unsurpassed IN speeu' sHeccor tas
comfort h,yiu each cf them c. large cJiniois pslvrs
state roois, ad eerths tor SO persons oeaae 'se fs
ysIs. r,Sorns FOR families and patces.
The Steamers oaereG by TIE Host expefienced sea
al. WI. sa-.en ;he passage between New II: So,
~, r-,, L. 20 aous thereby arriving Il SIMPLE ose tef
~. ,ir-. rom Boston, North and s.ss
TIE OREGON VII seays New-forS -Tucssay, Te2,H
day and Saturday. -,
Tb- ENiCKERSoCHES vii leave Sew-lors-Ass,
Gsy We~;Ge-isy Aat FRIDAY
.av- S:,,.us tnL-TGssday THURS iay and Saturday.
NR-ya.seascrs on the arrvai Q: he stesIIers a. 81
r glor proceed Immediately E me spieoLd rs'!fpac al
~ Pryite and Session. wl,hOu, any teisS and S,s
ss,s Master accompanies esea TRAIN 10 sosion, 10 ass
gS pss.sse Or nGare board OF The boat p
No ) ~ N OF GEO F.. FAlRcHlLD, No. 10 we....s
rSl 0roGJNo. II. RICHMOND. erovideacs,
-rr-se REGULAR MAIL LINE ~
s->-SitsH--iSse;wrv.n Nr~-Iotk sEt Bostoa via "a
sSrs-z-sz-rSn Providence, by Ssaiers snd Raj, "~1
road Reduced Fare ND Freight
Ts. S,S.aners OF the Navigation Co. consist OF IAs
MASSACHUSETTS, oi 100 tons-
MOHEGAN. go tous,
SARRAGASSE EFT. 500 tonL
RHODE ISLAND, 1000 tons.
Passengers VIII leave each place every snefroon eIceot
Sunday. From Sostou IN The Mail Train and take lie
-,rlr At o'clock the lns Poc! Depot In erovaenes
aryIag a. Ne-Iork early following morning. Tsuse
IRON, New OK frog; the established Pier No BatsJ
place AIS O'Clock Reaching Providence also early the 10.
lowing morning and proceeding "iuaai cesy IN me mem
uS Train for Boston
The boa;s viii iand New fo't. going and returning
For passage 5erihs, ssste rools or freight sppieaee
NAV be- ,sde on board In Boston, 10 aedtlng Co sSss
At ans al the Deoul ot he Boston aud Proviie1ce Rsro
In Providence 20 Agent Iho Depot nj India Point AZ
New YORK Of Tie Agents oa tae "hafi AID AZ inr oes
uf the Com pany. No. 10 SsI.ery .pisc'.
In plr.uarc- above, the last and a?endlh steamers
RHODE ISLAND. Capt.. Manchestsr. on a0adsys, Wet-
n.-,n>> And Er!dNv,, and MASSACHUSETTS, CspI Pct
ser Tuesdays Thursdays snG Saturdays VIII leave Pie,
No. y X daily Sundays excepted Each OF IN" ABOVE
magnificent steamers can berth so passengers, aud asrs
counriudtous ~
They carry the great FASTER, Mail apis
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.a~s- SOFPO,ITION No MVNUPVLY-

lsSssNS Through without landing. -New.York and
Albany Ltne--rhe aud splendid
steamer BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler, will leave New
YORK for Albany ogery Monday, "wednesday and Ffday
O'Clock p VI from ths foot OF RObnson-st Tho Bells
Is dIti up with sDondld and for speed
fort sct 80 II surpassed b3 any boat lbo Hudson
river. ror rrgn Or passage, inquire Of he Captain %
board, r No Soaih-sL
Passenger, taxing the BELLE will arrive In Albanyl
pie time for the morning Train OF cars East West
n Is Fr.isht ken at moderate rate. m9H
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g>CII.u IN CI.sSIcAL SCHOOL

1which yesrs ID successful operation Is
located No IS one door oe!o" Eigsih
81 where ,be Cour.- OF SUD- viii De found 10 be
sc thorough and practical Success Insured where We
have the cooperation OF rsrens or guardians
Oa Wednesday, Msy 5tn, Al llsai and Primary Depart
RICH Offering Course Of Instruction alike Systematic
thorough practical The Theory and Practice OF Vocal
Music vii De taught in both Departments without extra
charge Prices reasonable and books II the lnant Depart
furnished free OF expense Tuition charged from The
1v5 n 3 FRYE PRINCIPAL.
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N LAND On THE HUDSON, al fonkeI--F0r
~ sale, Farm OF eighteen OF land on the Ess.
hank of the Hudson River, IN The town OF Yonkers
York. and mile OF the village and landing, be-
which and New York scamboss ply regularly Tex
c-pting 10 Winr) four times day. The and good.
house, which Is and commOdtons IL butt Ia the
modern STYLE with wide pazzas IN front and rear from
Il hal OF thu beautiful scenery or the Hud
son. extending the Highsods aud down across the
bay Staten island. The OutDuildings. OF
barn. cnrriagehouse, stable Safe all new aud ~ com
p-e order and the icehouss Is now hed with tee Thsre
IL nc -yc--r! well of upon the place. quite near lie
house Upon also large number Of selected fruit and
ornamental lis well calculated for g-nirmans
residence. The above will be sold cheap. Adjoining The
the North and also upon the river, twenty
acres land without buildings which will he sod with the
shove. separate from II II desired. Apply to
nh1n TIC WIN. w SCRUGHAM, Yonksrs
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SHEET BRASS.

VAMES G. MOFFET, No. l2l Prlnce-st between Woos-
Ter aud Greene ss manufacturer OF Sheet Brass, has
hand and IL constantly receiving from his mil, large
sorlmen all sizes Of Shee, Brass which he viii sell al
wholesale or RETAIL lower prices than any other place in
the City and equal any made in The United
States.
j. c. NJ will deliver goods sold by him in any part OF this
City Brooklyn shipped board OF any vesse free
OF carriage
S.-Brsss aud Copper Tubing OF all sizes made TO or
der as meod'
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slS.,s srknrLE.s LLNE srEAALBOArs

2sSrr.SSsy-SarEOt Albany, tAiiy-Sundays excepted
throd sh drct nj O'clock, I. NJ. rcn As
Per between Cortland aud Liberty eta.
Slesmbos, ROCHESTER,, Capt Alfred Houshicu, VIII
rave ou Monday Wednesday, snd Friday evenings, Il
CLOCK.
S.esnboa, HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. q. Cruusc.
led Viii leave ca Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ever'
oss 81 % clock 49,
a, Five o'clock. P MLarding At intermediate PlaesA
Stom the foot VI Bsrr,a, st
slesmbost NORTH AMERICA. Capt. X, H. furey, vii
esv, 90 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons ct
O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Capt J. W. Bra.nArd
Stu leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday ana suneay
ai.rfppuas , O'Clock.
Passengers I,Aiug either Tie above Lines will arriyeia
Albany In ample lime for the Morning Ttun Of Cars for s
East or Vest
Freight 81 moderate rsIes, ard none taken after
uclock P. NJ.
An persons forbid trusting any Of the Boats OF this
Line without Tt-u order rum Captains oc Agvnu
For Passage freight apply board The Boats os ioP
C SCHULTZ. 81 the office On the wharf AZ
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamer Great Western. Matthew'S Liverpool Richard
Irwin.
Ship Batavia, Earl Rotterdam Richardson & Watson
Brgs Pioneer, Williams, Madeira Houshtou, Brother
& Co; Empire Baxter. Galveston Brown & Nelson.
Gipsey Hawley, Bridgeport Hswlick Newton
Barks Edward Buckley. Charleston, Durham & Dl.
mon Charleston. Csttermole, Bremen, Never &
Stucken.
Barge Whale Baldwin. Philadelphia.
Schrs Boundary McMonasle Halifax. Merritt; Rich.
mond Simons. Bermuda Tucker Lightbourne; Mary
& Elizabeth. Smith Charleston. Chesapeake, Stuart
BALTIMORE. eager & MAILER; Roe, Avery, Baltimore
johnson s. Lowden.
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0ppO-ITInl %, iIo Sop0I-Y.

n
5rs;cFFzzs3 rhough without landing New YORK aod
Albany Lin--Th- fast and splendid new
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A Hitchcock, will leave lbs
foot Of Robins0n-s allows Barclay, every Tuesdy
Thursday and Saturday Al O'clock The Express 10 hot
win the best nj furniture with spacious State rooms and
good nefs Win the public PATRONAGE the travelling part
Of the community may be,uru OF low fare Inc entire sessoo
through FOR passage or i,sigt apply To The Captain %
board or Of GEO. T. STANLEY,
hLn Al The office the DOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

aH0UsATOSIC RAIL-csasAxzEE
rSss5@rs3., dOAD-Th- STEAMBOAT NJ " so=Spssaqcszv
Rod, Capt J. BrooLs
running n connection with The Ho1sznc.c Railroad will
Until !ssaer notice, lesye N-wYorE, from he Pier The
1901 OF Asrk-t-sI Z L, daily Sunday excepted la.-
past ak O'CLOCK, A N, srv.Eg a. Bridgeport 81 ii o'clock
Passengers os 70, ssllons ns road also for Danou-
~ Bette. Woodbury. Lch-t- Winrtec kc are or ard
cd by tie Immediately Inc srriys! OF Inc boat.
Tickets, not procured on board he boat,
81 advanced price.
Fr-ighG received from o'clock A IL until P n posi-
lively not after that hour- P q. MASON, Sop
g. II PERRY, Agent. office ca The pier my5
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.u--- >NEw-YORK, A!hAny and rroy LIne

-Us NEW-Y0Rk, Albany and Troy Lice
w Nor Albany and Troy direct, from the Pe
Al the foot Of Cortland st-Pssssugors TAX.
ing this Boa, will III tim- ake the Morning Train
OF (ron Troy West Buffalo. and North Saratoga
Whitehall and Lake Champlsn
The low-pr-..urs sIs.InbosI EMPIRE, Capt 3. Macy
viii Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings at
O'Clock.
For passage or freight, apply board or at the o6ss
on the wharf
Norlcs-All Goods, Freight, Bank Bill Specie CT any
other KIND of Property positively at tho owners risk an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

SOUTHERN COTTON GARN-Best Southern
- Gotten Yarns OF The following descriptions are offered
TO Country merchants al the 'oOwng market price VIZ
North Caroina Factories assorted Nos 10 TO-
South Carolina " oto ii.
georgia hard twisted yarns, " ItolZ
There from pure cotton, and me
complexion OF goods Is unsurpassed for ci-arness
BUYERS Of numbers put up 10 suit
their without extra pric..
Also Paterson aud other New Jersey yarns at low prl
ces, gether with Bats Wick, Irvine, Ware and Wnc
ding II Nos 10 and ~ Cedar.L half block shove Penr
= IN stairs (my2) T. UNDERdILL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

srhORGIA LUMBER CO.-So:es wanted 9, per
Scsei 0seoonL By D. B FECK II WnlFeL mis- IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

no MORNING LINE Al O'clock for Al
s-S!tt---j% b.ny aud Troy.-Breakfas and dinner
aAasas'7z17'1@ board Landing At Csldwes. est Point
Nswbureh, Hampton Pcughkeepss, Hyde PARK: Rhine.
beck g. Red Hook Bristol, Crskl, Hui,ou, CoXsaekis,
Kinderhock The steamboat TROY, Capt Gorham, Tues
day ThlrsJsy aud mis- (SiuiTdayI Al o'clock A NJ from
IN. foot OF Barclay St returning On opposite days
For passage freight apply on board, or to f. b. Hail.
Il IN. ohio, the ,sh.IG all
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~xT~AsCMlIEK ENHANCEMENT. >

sssssssslzsG7xaS -Tne New-York and Erie Railroad q
Line FROM April lat unit. farther poree A&
viii daily Sundays excepLeti between Inc city of N-
YORK and AttIeown, Gosh=a and nL-rmcts-e places
follows.
For Psssengers-Lesve N-~York a. 7 A II. and r 81.
Leave Midd!-toWn at6i A ~. ard 81 P NJ
Fare reduced TO 81 3 ~ Mtd-town-Way In proportion
Breakfast dinner, supper zEd berlhs he'd ou the
steamboat
For Freisnt-Leaye N-v-YorK d. ) P. II.
Leave Hidd!rtowu a. u II.
The Of Inc consgne-, and Of stAlon mere To
De -n be disrRcy marked upon each article an on.d
Freight not received after 5 T. D. Ia New-YorA
Apply 10 j. T. GARRISON, Agent, 3. ths OEce corner
OF Dune ard West
4 c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 2atn, 1876
u stages daily from Mddletown on .na arrival OF
he afternoon Lain, TO Milford Caroonaale Honesdae
Aon.rose, Towznde, Ow-so West Also 10 Monuc-!.
10, Windsor B;nghsntou, Ithaca, 1c- Agent board
MS rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

xI~~' sDAY LINE AT J A. NJ. FOR Al
III .BASY-Lapdinga al the intermediate places
The new low pressure steamboat ST
NICHOLAS. Capt Geo. 3. Riggs will leave the pier hs
foot II Robinson Mondays Wednesdays and fi.
days Returning will leave Albany on Tuesdays, TIL ne
days and Sanlrdays MA N
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.U<Ss EVENING BOAT for TROY and AL
Hmm viii lnnhiny.--Tha

IT, ~ Et ENlNG BOAT Tor TtOf anu Al
Ert.-ats.ss--jSBaNY - Through without anding.-Tos
seanbost COLUMBIA, Capt William II.
Peck Will pier th- foot OF Cornndst every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, att O'Clock, r. VI.
Passengers taxing The above Boat will arrive In Albany
Toy Ia ample the early Morning Trains Of
Cars for the East West This Ii new and substantial
boat Furnished with elegant State Rooms and for speed and
accommodations Is uuriv.!-d on tho Hudson.
All orod trusting this boat without wriien
order from the Captain or Agent
FOR passage freight apply board the boat, at The
office ,h wharf No irris M taken after 81 O'Clock al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

rIsD akOR LAKE sUPERIOh.-Ths Lew
,SEf3rSsa~s9..c~ pressure stezncr DETROIT, Capt z
Ward, Will cotnr;-uce her regular tfips 90
Saturday,, The 18th OF April O'clock A u making her
-Ps rcc De:ruii tas SaulI dc 81 Marie IN TWO days.
leaving Detroit and Saul; every four csgs hroTgh co
tsasor- For freight passage apply 10 Captain or board
or % E-P. HASTINGS CO, Az=riI. Detroit
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1lubIir Gonpenaures, &l.

f. sxs NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
k1$3 49, Summer Observation-Disclosures Monday,
Mag ilh 1915 -Arrsngeneats will soon bs made,
OF which due will be given, for adttionnl train
leaving Morristown al A. n and NowYork at ~
Leave Now York, Leave Newark, Leave Morrstown,
O'Clock 4. d. O'Clock A 81. 81 o'clock 4. 81
1 20 PM p. N. Pm.
Passengers by the Morning Train Morstown will az
hve there al lOi O'CLOCK where VIII be in readiness
convey them TO Schooey's Mountain Washington, B-
and Ea.lop daily Succasun Staubop- Newton
Milford and Oweso on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days; aud 10 Rockawsy, Dover, Sparta and Newton
Tuesd4ys Thursdays and saurtays each Line returning
the following day, ur-t the z NJ. trains for N. r.
stage VIII leave for Baking Ridge every evening
In- arriya! Of the 81 Morrlstown-
Passengers go through 10 and from Jersey City ihout
cn,nglng On leaving ne City, passengers will de-
post baggage IN Inc n the foot Of COr snts
where Agent Will Dc 10 attendance IL. All
packages bundles be entered the ~ay.b, the
Company VIII not hold themselves responsible
Freight Will o- forwarded Immediately Morfisown
from Albany Basn, By Stephens CondVs line Of Shops
Newark or from The Transportation Office o. the n
4 and rrsns Co. foot o! LIhertyss anc II desired III
be called for 10 any part of nc City, by application said
Office IRA DoDD, superintendent mYi Il
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fsrbhr Gonpepanres. Or.

ro REGULAR MAIL LINE S.,v--
eAl1r-N Rcs.oa and New-York. by ys- txr -
EAsaf<s<zszzH .pleadid steamers OREGON AID HNlcE
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HIE-sRs. HUBBs & CLARkE's clA.,

IFI School, - Vast Washington p!sce--The Summer
Term of ,hs Institution announced 20 commence on Mon
day, Mag 9Th and close Friday, July y! Facilities for
the and Part pronunciation Of Frenca nsve been
greAIy increased iDasuuch lhe ttITe OF
conpsb-d French Teacher have been secured, who de-
hins-!fo instruction IN French and Draa-tng TIE
building occupied has improved 30 es TO
an Increased 1urnl-r Of nuoils All SAuis TuThSa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

.T~so Opposition TO MONOPOLY
s.S5r----ISFor Albany and Troy-Throug h direct-The
steamboat ONEIDA, Capt George o.
rupp-r 1s of the Empe,l win leave III, pier the foo,
VI Gedar,L every Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
=! O'Clock Freight reduced prices. Rof
farther information inquire OF tbs Captain board OF h>
boat mJl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

NAILS
Cut, id040d. + ID d 1t
80, ! cent and ID, ? cts. more)
Wrt, Sd TO 2Ud,- 10 a. ~
Horse, 7 a g. 10 o. 20
NAVAL STORES
Tar .....P bbi. / 62t9 l 10
Pitch, So. aCiiy 1 - o.
Rosin, c.NCGW- so d GO
'Turp. Wil'n.s'ft 3 50 a 4 -
Turpentine, Wash. and
4 Newbern -. s 80 70 4
Sp'ts Turp.S.Fg. n o. AZ
All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

CANTON GRAPE SHAWL>.-A. Arnold Co.
" 81 Caua.L have iust received large and extremely
rich assortment of Grape Shaws in every variety
OF color rome or which size and The rpges un'
usually beavy Also very extensive stock Of Grensdine
Barge and ch Paris printed Cashmere Sbawls and Scars
OF The newest desigGs Real India Camels Hair Shuwls,
wool e. sinner. Shswls a22yT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

iIEMPsTEtD SEMINARY MAZE Boarding.
School Hampstead L. l.. p miles FROM Brooklyn,
a branch of the L. I. Railroad. The Summer Term Will
commence first Monday OF Msy-Terms $50 year.
The Institution aourishlne The Principal, du
ring April will he l5l Broadway, where circulars ar
Kept distribution Adfr-sse. sft there will De prompt
" attended sa lIn'l DUNN. A NJ, Principal
NIIDDLETOWS Conn Preparatory ScnooI.-The
vi Summer Session viii commence May l5h and conlin-
u- Charge $40 Principal Al ~ Markets from
The sab to l;,h May D. II. CHASE, Iny2 Wv
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TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
THE Iron Steam PrOprers PheDix and Pilot formerly
runpng the Cham ain Canal and Lake Lie. These
boats 80 feet in length, Is fee, wlde and feet depth OF
hold and will carry line 90 tons Their Inventory Is
large and complete They each OF ~ horse and
viii he sold low. For farther information terms apply
" sou ss's' u '''' RUSSELL COPELAND 60 souh-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

MR.. IL Mrs. kIDDER'S School for Young LIS
I'l dies ~ Greene. Tor The reception OF pupils
who p-rs-vrring and
the system which proved successful during
last years -T more board-rs can be received
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PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected, xay 6, for Tie M.s- York Tr,bsne.

AsHES-Pots-First sort,
is45, y l00n , IS G
Pearls. do do 4 a 4 S6t
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CARPETS-IoO pieces fine, medium and supertne,
" al~oo Carpets of the beat MAKES snd 500 pieces 81
printed of different prices also ~ bales o. green
and hi .cs and chnlz printed Dugg-ts for sale by
myS NEsMlTH 4 co 81 and 80 Pine at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03
An American a,,n...,aor

The LoadoH Dolly Nssss edited ~ "Bcz"-the man
Tor whom tsS!sssr were got grand and msgneen,
scale In New York. and who honored with festive
entertainment in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Polk the Pre-
sidenrs brother, who indeleaiely diplo-
matte tour to Naples. in the following very aauering
terms:
THE bluff face Of Sir Henry Pottnger re-
minds one OF gores the banks OF the Sucj;
while the sl gaunt figure OF Mr. Polk bother the
kee fresident rising in ghosty vision behind him,
ge-e similar discontinue OF tho kentueksn Sikhs
the banks OF the Columbia river"
APropos OF MIR. Polk, (sorcsad) the presence OF this
gentleman in Europe OF the beautiful illustrations of
democratic exemption from that well known Roman vice.
nePotsm. Here individual the expense Of
the disappointing republic, in the high capacity Of its
voy at the Court OF Naples for which employment his quail.
cation appears TO be that he is absolutely incapable
terchangng his ideas any European dialect spoken on
this eontnent-a OF which incspaciy have
suggested TO him the useessncss OF his sournns in Ma
Piles, for he has been all this year in Paris or elsewhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-03

II will be seen, by the foregoing Card. that Ro H. GAL
1AuEr Esq has sold his in the Richmond Wing
and withdrawn from the RICHARD H. ToLEs has
purchased an nere. the establishment and the paper
will hereafter be conducted by the Undersigned under the
fm Of TOLER, ELLIOTT & co.
We hope coon make arrangements for permanent
Fo,,gn Coyr,spoadsnee and contemplate, soon as
practicable procuring additional aid in the editorial de-
parmsn, with view OF adding the interest OF our CO.
Iumns We pledge ourselves make every effort In our
power to render the Wing worthy Of the liberal support 1t
has so long received, and which it continues TO ENJOY
THoS. NJ. BoNDURANT,
RID II. ToLER,
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT.
nr Subscribers residing of Richmond, who have
heretofore been charged dollars annum for the DAILY
whs arc informed from and after this date they will
be charged the same prce City subscrbers-(eght dol
lars)
JuNE Sd, lS46.
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sign of extending the jurisdiction Of our laws over
disputed territory. by his ipse dirt. We rePeat
that we protest against it, not from regard to Mex
leo, though we are bound, even in redressing our
own wrongs, to respect her rights, but because We
believe the usurPation itself dangerous enlarge.
ment of Executive authority beyond the limits
prescribed for it by the Constitution, and as tend
ing still farther to strengthen the monarchical
branch of our Federative system. the powers of
which have alarmingly increased, are still increa
sing, and ought to be, nay, must be diminished. or
the whole theory of our government is revolution
lied, and tho checks and limitations of the Con-
stituton are weaker than ropes of sand.
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Prom the New Orleans Tropi,. May 20.
EIOrribIp Trnnadx

We have just learned from a gentleman VIII, reached
the city yesterday the particulars Of mos, thrilling ira
gedy which occurred az the Mammoth Cave ~ Kenck,
preacher iom the neghJyhyDd Of the Cave arrived Al
Dwensburg, Davis county, boz that State whore the trnsr
oil Assembly of the Cumberland Pfesbytersn Church
convened and gave the following particuar. a Nj
Bell, who the Iossoe Of tho Mammoth Caye II,sI.
bad agreed 10 sub ct 90 90 another person. whose name We
have been unable CO. onfn and bod received thousand dol
lsr- 900 advance. A. about lhs the money wHa paid
gentleman arrived atthe Hotel and wished accumnot,
for himself and family Bel persuaded the new esss yo
srcmod reluctant g. them aud as room wac sea,ee
Boil sgrccd Co share The bed nj the stranger whose Jau,h
ter with the daughter Of The lessee occupied the room,
in which Bell usually slept This change was unkuowp
10 the lessee, who had IL scems conceived the bo
nbe plan Of numbering Bell thai night end recovering the
money. ~ midnight ho entered Bells room with tfrs a.
complies whose faces disguised by being b,ckeo
3D. and murdered both the young lady md hs own dsugh
ter Bot the tragedy did nOtond here The strange
hearing muse, came 20 the door of biz room with 10
yoynR pistol n biz hand, and seeing four men, APPARENT
y negroes coming from hs daughters room shot b,es NJ
om dead! The iOufh ie' on hs knees crying out that
be was white man, and begging for mercy which was
granted md be then confessed the whole lie was ine
diaiey committed 70 prison We are assured that these
isois arc IN ie main correct, sud that the eslss excite
ment prevailed AZ Owensburg where the story received
implicit credit from the channel through which IL came
We shall probably receive further particulars soon.