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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17
From the Buffalo Com. ADV. OF the Tn
ARRIVAL OF THE
BRITT ANNA.
Fifteen Days Later,

ton 5 o'clock last evening. Immediately
on the arrival communication between
Albany and this point was suspended. -
Whether this circumstance is attributa-
bic to accident or Design, is unexplained
Free flour 34s in London, Western States
free -four 36s and AS 5d-.35 to 36s in
Liverpool. Indian corn 50 to So. Flour
advancing daily. In wheat Sd average;
Oct. 3. 54s-Oct. 10th, SIS Tod.
Dispatches By Telegraph to the Morning
Express.
BUFFALO, SATURDAY Nov. z, }
9o'clock, p. M.
There was an error in the Spring field
Telegraph report. The advance in -four
is NOT more than shilling. There was
an advance in wheat of 5s per quarter. !.
There was a sale of 15,e001bbls on the
18th at 33s not 39s, as you will see was
printed.
The quotation in Wilmer & Smiths
Times is for U. S. barrel flour 34s Sd to
35s Cd. In bond 32s to 33s.
Wheat, U. S. red, IS Cd to 9s Sd.
Bacon, per cwt, U. S. 35 to 40s.
Beet, US. prime mess per Dbl, 36 TO
4Os. 80
Pork, U. S. prime, fifty tierces, Sc a
Cos.
Cotton advanced.
Several riots in Ireland.
Great distress in Scotland. Want of
food.
Marriage of the Queen of Spain con.
firmed, caused hard feelings between
Courts St. James and Tuilleries.
Fears of famine they thought would o.
pen ports to the admission of all kinds Of
provisions, free.
Meetings in Manchester and elsewhere
to impress the subjects on Government.
Bloody riots in Paris and several int.
rior towns from want offood.
Government intends to raise several
millions by loan to employ starving l.
IRISH.
1t was thought Santa Anna would repu-
date arrangements between Mexico and
the British Government.
Bond holders causing uneasiness in tie
money market.
Mr.. Bancroft and Lady arrived in Lon
don.
Weather severe in England. A storm
OF unparalleled fury raged-lives lost.
Sir George Carroll is elected Mayer of
London.
Baron de Bode, dead.
Packets Yorkshire, Marmion, & Queen
of the West arrived.
The French Government demanded of
the British Cabinet. Count Montemolin-
Palmerston, refused.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

Tor good teams.
FROM SANTA FE.-Col. Ruff, of the
Missouri volunteers, left Santa Fe on the
9th of September, and arrived at Fort
Leavenworth on the SOL. of October. He
reports all quiet in New Mexico, and thai
Gen. Kearney, with four hundred noun.
ted men, had left on the 25th of Septem
Der for California, by the Rio Grande to
Socoro, on what is called the Copper Mine
route, Lieut.. Emory accompanies him
and also Capt. Hudson, as we mentioned
yesterday, who has organised new com
pany, from the volunteers, for this expe-
dition.
Gen. Kearney, by printed procIama,
ton dated September D, 1916, announ-
ces that. being duly authorized by the
President Of the United States, he ap.
points the following named persons the
executive and administrative officers OF
the laws and government ofthe Territory
of New MEXICO.
GoveYnor- Charles Bent.
Secretary Of the Territory, Don Aducia-
no Vigil.
Marshall; Richard Dallam.
U. S. District Attorney; Francis P.
Blair,
Treasurer; Charles Gunner.
Auditor Public Accounts; Eugene Lei
tensdorfer.
And Joab Houghton, Antonio Jose OF
ero, and Charles Baubien, Judges of the
Supreme Court. These appointments
were regarded as the best that could be
made out ofthe material present in San
ia Fe. The appointment of Gov. Bent
appears to give general satisfaction.
Col. Price a I'd Paymaster Spalding
were met within one day march ofSanta
Fe. Major Edmonsan was met at San
Miguel, fifty miles from the same place.
Capt, NORM, Lieut.. Col. Wilcox, Col.
Mitchell, DR.. May, Capt. Garrison, Lieut..
A. J. Smith and Capt. Thompson, were
all met progressing safely on their way;
also, Miles Gentry's, Miller's, Harlowe' 5,
Colburn & Billiards.. Hook & Co.'S wag-
on trains, the last between Diamond
Spring and Council grove. The grass
ha; become very scarce on the route,
and the teams were suffering much for
water.
The troops left in Santa Fe and vicin-
ity arc Major NJ. Lewis ClarI1's battalion
of horse artillery and part of Col. Price s
regiment, together with Capt Angney's
company. (from Cole and Capt. Murphy's
(of Platte) company of infantry.
Col. Doniphan's regiment had obtained
permission of Gen. Kearney to march to
Chihuahua and effect there junction with
Gen. Wool, u. S. Army.
Provisions were very scarce at Santa
Fe.
1t was the universal belief there that
Gen. Wool would meet with no resistance
at chihuahua. Conetant communication
was had between the traders at China.
hus and the traders at Santa Fe, and the
trains ofConnollo & GLASGOW. Owens g.
Aull, Doane & Co, Hoffmans & Maoof
fins, left for chihuahua about the ooh Of
September, expecting to find Gen. Wool
in permission ofthe city. st Louis Re.
UtilIe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

BosToN CuLTIvAToR.-This valuable
agricultural paper is published, weekly,in
Boston, by Otis Brewer at So per annum.
1t contains much useful agricultural. lite.
rary and political information. All who
desire a variety of reading matter should
take the Boston Cultivator.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

TIE CAPITOL OF MEx1co.-It is ru.
mored that the Mexicans intend trans
ferring their capitol to Toluca. The
object they may have in view in this
movement, Is obvions to every close OBJ
server. 1t is probable that they fear an
invasion from our army, and thus think to
save their wealth, and protect their junto,
by placing them in Toluca, beyond the
mountains.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

EThe Democats have elected Mr..
Cottrel, from, Alabama, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Yancey.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

0EThe Chicago Democrat reports
wheat as rising on Saturday. Sales were
made at from SO to IS cents per bushel,
and but small quantities were in market.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

PoTAToEs.--We learn that the potatoe
crop in this vicinity, has been greatly in
jured by the rot. The yield will be unu-
sually small-in consequence of which,
those who wish to purchase, may expect
to pay higher prices before spring.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

ORA silver pitcher, has been ordered
to he manufactured by the citizens Louis
vile, Kentucky, intended as present for
General Taylor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

Mr. Wise the Eronaut, proposes a
new plan to take the castle Of San Juan.
As an easy plan to accomplish this end,
he recommends the construction, of a
balloon large enough to raise $4,000
pounds. This is to be loaded with per-
cushioned bum shells and torpedos. The
balloon is to be managed by cable five
miles long, it is to take position directly
over the castle, and then to discharge its
destructive contents upon the dcomedcitv.
Mr.. Wise offers his service to the gov
eminent, to take command of the Eral
war ship. As he understands the OPP
peration, he would be the very man to
take charge ofthis expedition.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

GThehorse distcmper,which proved
destructive among the horses during the
last summer on Long Island, has made lis
appearance in Maryland.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-A line of
this expeditions means accommodating
intelligence, has been commenced to ex-
terd from Buffalo to Toronto. The dis
lance is about one hundred miles. And
it is stated that arrangements are being
made for the construction ola line ofthe
Telegraph between Buffalo and Detroit.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

FAtthe ensuing session of our Leg,
Is!ature, there are to be elected one U.
S. Senator. two Judges, nine Prosecuting
Attorneys, one Attorney General, pub
lie Printer, an Auditor and Treasurer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17
l4,204

Young's majority,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-17

CANDIDATE FOR THE Presidency.
The New York Evening Post says that
Ex- governor Seward of that State, has
through the instruction ofthe conductor of
the Tribune and the Journal, opened a
correspondence with Judge Mclean, OF
Ohio, in which the plan is laid, for the
Judge to be forthe wing party 10 1916.
New JERsEY.--The Wings have car
ricd this State, as usual, at the recent e.
lection. They have succeeded in elect
ing four out Of i've Congressman elected
in that state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

From THE MOUNTAINS -Ihe steamboat GeneF
Al Brooke arrived Yesterday :Eoin Fort oH post pc
longing 70 The American Fur Company al tae mouth o.
the Yellowstone The Brooke brings do"n 100 PACKS
OF Buffalo Robes and number OF other peltIies' oe
sides live crsly oeaI IL elk ouHao-cs-i ana s'ui
cd cyis!v bear OF immense size. We learn rom some
gentlemen who came passengers that good dea- OF
hostility had been shown by the backieet toward zee
trader, during the Winter and Spring and that eighi
persons az the Crow Fort on the Yellowstone were
killed 4, one rre LAST Winter. \ good trade however
had been made and MI quiet wien they LETT
Tie General Brooke left Fort mon On the an july
e Water low and falling The Norrnons were crossing
/ '-S '''ssorri II great numbers AZ Council Bun
ST Louis Reporter IN
~, ~ NJ Oh INQUIRY II THE CASE OF Gen. GAINES
- 49, say OF the loth 10 hear Gen GAINEss ce-
S - 80 and ms: again Tuesday. The zen
- - " oil extracts frotp Secretary Marcy :
!stIef 20 NJ Stanley, OF the Co,,,irre, or Foreign
fairs, defining ;as uist:nc::c. $50. ~ ;ri snS mil
ts-v branches Q. The WA Der.--,-.1- Il sumner OF
his position DE Gsce-al cited the ron6rc Of Ns,olon
Gen Junot ellington and Other --ea. warriors The
Court :hen went INTO session and ey,- r-sis
theic decision. !: sealed Up ana ,,ns,;--+ -
War Department AZ Washington
NASKEE MOTIONS YoR TExAS-Tbe Rox.o ---s,.
script says that the 18th TIE 5S-k Chssacesk -
for Galveston Texas taking cargo Of ;c,. DirII,r
Der and potatoes. This MAKES the secocd vessel s, b
Cleared from ;hst ci;y for The above port direct since
the admission OF tie Lone Star into the Union
Nor GUILTY-I. VIII be remembered that soma
months ago Kennedy, Enshsh;-SI was tried A.;
New.oreans for murder he having killed Mr.. Wait N
1T o: jealousy For some reason new tid pro-
cured On his second trial the jury brought IN verdict
II no, guilty, after 81 absence Of an hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Position Defined.


me Courier and Enquirer gives " two Insertions
i" Letter from Monroe CoultyRl IN which the
Policy OF the Wing Party is oreshadowed That
Letter assumes it viii be seen that our cause Is TO
be ultimately strengthened and benefited by It's
aeteal In the approaching Election:
ne Wing party is just no.g in ersis; aud the APP
Proachns State Election derives il. chief importance
rom lhe cfcct It may evcnts, ana the
attitude Of the Wings before the country. IL i no. d
mater OF NE first consequence That the Wings shouo
carry the state. They would GEN nothing by II but
once, and That they do need and should not seek
mere are no great OF public policy 10 DC u'
.lued-or VIII not be ate! the action OF the people upon
the new Constitution"
We should gain nothing by success it seems, III
the approaching contest, but Wing Governor 1t
Governor, two Canal Commissioners and Il senator
IN Congress-nere "oficcS that re d0 ""' "eeN "'.'
sh0ai6 not seok' Nor according TO TINS ''ioe pun
Lshed Letter are there any "g'eoS me"S"rt" y
outltc 12o2tcy involved in the issue Inc iatii
the Harbor Veto the Sub.Trcssury' ana the MeHioai
War questions arc not important aho Oh course we
should gain nothing" by eecnng Wing Members OF
Congress. Such any rate arc INC news u inc Mon
roe County f.3ig and of the C. 81 T. If we may judge
from the consequence attaches TO the views Of It's
respondent,
Having taken the ground that nothing Is TO be gain
cd worth contendng for. next Fall the learned Pun
din ilODroe tOuHty !luCdSH tutHiouc
v which we can secure defeat Care be taken nc
says. 10 select candidates for whom Abolidoniss Anti
Renters &c &c. will Thus protected, the c.
and E correspondent counts, not unrcasonaby. upon
the result he desires
After demonstrating that Wing triumph, in the con-
ing contest is not desirable and showing how can be
beaten (by ourselves instead OF opponeuts this pat
rotc Letter writer parades the names OF several dstn
gushcd Wings either all of whom he proposes tohavc
used up" in fegncd political issue. However iauda
Bile the object be permitted to doubt whether the
names of Wings designed for this slaughter are all well
chosen Of this however. those who play to lose are
probably the best Judges While we may not deny that
some OF the gentlemen named in the C. and b. might DC
beaten i, is but fair to them against trying the
experiment either upon MILLARp FILLMORE or WASH
,yoroN Hunt These gentlemen are not candidates Tor
the Office OF Governors but IL those who are paving the
WAY for defeat should fix upon such to sink with it
will require more influence than they likely 10 pos
sess 10 accomplish their object. Alb. Eve. journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
CONSTIPATION,
(cosTlyEsEsS)
DESTROYED

Without edtcinei, InJeeor BIhs. Dgeoteyy Rseesty
made IN France
DY 81 WARTON.-Pdce, Thirty Cents.-The Fifth
ID English edition translated from the I'D French edition
the exposition OF natural simple, agreeable and in
faOle receny discovered 10 FTance not Only OF
overcoming, but also Of completely destroying obstinate
inyetera and habtusI COns PATTON without using either
pGrgatlyes Injections baths followed by great NUM-
Der Of authentic documents from e-neu physicians and
other persons Of Distinction certifying the complete efea
cy OF the
Sold At In. national depot Of Warrior Of PARA, No l5z
Wiian-s. and also by Jno NlhaIl, lS} Broadway c:
n. Ring. corner Of John.sL and Broadway Wyau and
K.tcaIn, ~ Fglton-st; Henry Johnson z73 Broadway
Chambers-st.; Apothecsr!es Hall, go Broadway
james Crumb!e, Bowery and Pourth-st and Dr.
1874 Puitnn.st sns 3rneod'
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JEUITWEI.L,S ONLY True AID ORIGINAL
w OPODELpOC, recommended by Prof MllcAe!.. Q

W OPODELDOC, recommended by Prof Mitchell, OF
Sew-York
This tn. only -dectal remedy Sprsins, Goui Crsmp,
Rheumatism, Stiffness OF Meek and joints, bucns Weak
ness OF Limbs, &c
SPECIAL CAvTioS.-The public earnestly requested 70
be on guard against iliaors AMI couniertets Of this
valuable preparation, which interested parsons VIII
are COMPOSED materials entirely Useless ana often sb-o
uley tlageFous Remember nat Whi,wells Opo-
dedoc ! the Original article. the ingredients OF which Il
COMPOSED recommended by Prot. Mitchell, OF y y
No other Qpodeccc cEa possibly resemble :; anything
except outward appearance Therefore, beware avoid
them. YOU value your lie and --G-os-
Before purchase that every bottle has The sigma
lure OF ?. Whitr- the outside wrapper-ncne other
can possibly be genuine.
CeE.Scaie HON Hon. Samuel L Mitchell, ". D. LID.
10 NJ John p. WnUve-
SThe receipt contained your letter ior composition
10 De used Il Opode.doc appears IL 10 contain number
of good ingredients. The s-c!es enumerated are a. useful
/: possessed your preparation shc1d prescribe j:
freely for rx-rI.z accidents think i must - excel
lent hing YOU and those who may
and comfort with = an truly, yours:
SAMUEL = MITCHELL.
Price : cents so,;e-S2 per dozea.
WElTWELL'S Aromatic SNUFF, for Headache and
Catasta, composed principally OF Roots and Atomstc
"A Certificate FROM D. BEN. Wa:erholse, Member OF
the Medical Society London. Of Tie N-dca. Scnco
FraDc and late Professor OF Theory and Practice OF Physic
u Harvard University L. Cambridge. accompanies eacl
~ Price Is and % cents per bo:;,s.
Sold II y Y nv RGshion Co, Sands L Co, AsprwsM.
Iswrracr Reese, Shie.in. aid Others, Brooklyn. r J.
Dawes; Nes, ara, z r T Williams. Iyl3 W1Sr'
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y We are indebted to Garrison & Co.'S Ex.
press Tor late papers from 5, Johns NIB
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ETEoUsANps VIC DAILY Use

= ~
DOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID GcEloyv We'd - L 70 81 l-
d o and on!y article ever know for cUrzg scrri. s-d
h. -,z OF rvs!sa. praise and they rejoice they have
a. 81 an article lr a a.r. 0cy -cocucus ou ssIg-
ta-v-a dul3 pCrely veseta2 which coos the -verec
go Tr,1.-s .oss 10 he hsr slt Prevents is oss
~rr s;tch praise Lis u would De Useless peat
virtues here oat me SoscFoef VOID remind Psr.r- gong
- s-Liry clsrrr sat leaves The BAR harsh
80 rog-s also % TOT : AID maze Z al OF The
vy-riou by is chellce! Qualities r=s.sts TIE action OF
-. wafer c -leAr- ne -Oli silky. and glossy
Tse following : on!y .: lie Macy certificates L IS
THIS NAV certify La. nearly ebi months since lo-
81 nv bar AID for rioG.e- head entirely bad
a. ~ md OF I'll, time purchased bottle OF 5ogle- Hy
-, g,,i Of q. Scott Co lie agents " orces
!r Sncr then have Used Z regularly. and strictly &C
cng 10 directions. n consequence OF which The hair has
s,s---s all over NV bead II inct log
80 srovyi>s rapidly THADDEUS HONE
W. Boyls;on, Mass June i2h 1885
For sale By the rnauufacrcrer We Boyle. % :" ASKING
,or. corner OF Su1erst Boston Also by his agents
D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton, corner William
and n Is Brostway ard = East Broadway, New-yosk
lrucOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

DILES.-DlTCHETT'S Spanish Specific for The Piles
hiss been Celebrated 70 years II tbs CITY o.
pu5ag II has cured Of thousands and be pur
chased house. 81 Roosevel-z AID Of his Agents.
Kelly, ul Fultor-=t P Merke, SIS Grsnd-st A Mcleod
iO5 Hndsoust; E T Kersed SO Broadway and Of ars-
Hsys, iSs FuIon-st Brooklyn, L l. ezs 5w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

NJ 81 Frou:.s. Y. 7. Residence, Ber.en-eL Broo"yr
DEAR SIR-Pease accept the a1ove statement Q! n: ~
l... and kr benefits av. received, act OF simple
ius &c 10 vur d-irab.e medicines and testimonial
gat indeed sIncer-. OF ny gratitude FOR The Attention
Respec,iu!lv WI. " TALLMAN.
Dr. P $ BGex;t,S %: cort.4ad-s- Fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
Justice IA Montgomery Comfy.

Mr. Bxu1L the Clerk reports thar the County Courts
sal - days t-ied OF % civil causes on the csen-
ds and gave yeriic.s in AL equal 70 S!t4 OF - ap-
peals from Justices Courts tried In Two cases,
vercicts q; $40 and So :everssd-ln another So
for plaintiff was changed 10 SIG delendant-ia TWO
cases S92 and SIS verdics were turned into norsuts-
in tyo cases there was no crest change In II
ccrrorari II were tried :, affirmed. and reversed
In the two terms OF the Crcui; Court Il cases were
tried and verd!cts thereon given o. Soo'2 IN o.
;nds,nep,s dockercd in Common Pleas the amount Of
d.bt was SSCa1-iullsces 81 l4j-costs Sl.tcS.
Nj ANGEL ana Nj ST. JOIN presented plans 10! Ju'
dietary TO-DAY and the heat obliged Members 70 adjourn
before SIX ?. NJ n.
finance one OF these days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

MeSsrs Bradshaw and Turner brought their bats out
st shutdown and took their places again at oc!ocS yes
tarrsN rnnrninr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
.I,.lficc IN .4Ilrgoay COUNTY.

The County Clerk reports that IN ISIS the County
Courts DAYS. 81 The Calendar -
causes We're uled ard >6G the aggregate amount Of
the verdio;s : OF these appeals from Justices
Courts; ~ causes were the Calendar arising On
ccrtoraris at these terms - judgments reversed and
affirmed Only one OF the Circuit Court was held
III 1915 which less than TWO days and tred causes
out IL the Gale nds The aggregate OF the verdci
being 1913. The number Of judgments dOcketed in
SAID Courts in l-i5 lS the whole siount OF dam
ages S36l7, and the costs p S2,7l'. The Courts
must have been employed part Of the tune IN criminal
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

~ Edward c. Pittman was killed. N 1.ck co,
Co 10 on the Goth ult. while sitting in hi. own bousc
by oenS SHOT through the head The murderer te and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

.4 hooert Charlton, one OF the princinal VIII.
ncses for the defence in the case OF A J. nrr.n .
rested In Boston on the 18th for robbing two shoe .sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

= In Crawforiville la. on the 18th nit, John
Herney killed by the mephitc 'apo!- oil wei ne
Nas CLEANING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15
SOLEMN OATH.

" B. This Extract /. SIX ies cheaper p!easanef, and
warranted superior any sold. Principal Offices Is Full
ton-s n=xt Sun OEce and los South Pearlst
A,h.ry jy22 mTuTh2S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-15

The CRlcNEr MAvcH.-This exciting match be
tween " picked OF the ST, Georges Cricket Club OF
this CITY and the Union Club OF Philadelphia con
ssn"es at Camden on Thursday I'LL shutdown We gave
the INST innings OF The Union Club yesterday morning.
we no" s'e , INC second and third innings;
ST. GEORGES II m ,,.- I,,.