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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

To the Editor Of the ". Y. Tribune
notice has just met my eye which appeared IN
your paper. week, Ia which is stated on
the authority of Rev Alexander Fraser minister of St
Philips Church, that majority of the managers Of the
Home for Aged Colored Persons have determined to dis
miss their present efficient matron because she is gully
of having coored skin" May ask of you the favor to
correct this objectionable mstatement of this Rev.d
gentleman.
The managers Of this Benevolent Institution have not
present have they had the least idea Of dis
missing their pre,ent worthy matroD She has been in
the Institution since its formation They have in
her every confidence and would willingly part with
her under any Iteration. They do indeed think Of
essenng her duties ty dividing hem-pacing her the
head of one department and calling another for
duty-but whether they will do or ia at present
undecided and it is certain they will consult the
of the Institution in he matter whether the skin OF
the otfcer shall be waite black and not trouble
the Rector of St p hilips IL decide.
Had Rev. Mr.. Fraser wished know the facts con-
corning this circumstance, marvel greatly that he had
called the writer OF this article with whom he is
acquanted) some of the managers of the In
sttuon from whom he mi,h have received such nor-
nation as would q cattin) have entirely satisfied
his mind the subject and also spared others the pain
OF seeing such mistatements n public prnt-manfestly
to the injury OF this work OF b,nevolence.
Yours respectfully, J. DE-. No. Is Stuyvesant.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

TEMPERANCE PRINT-NO LICENsE.-A
well filed sheet with pictorial illustrations and matter
suited the times for sale the Office OF the American Tenn
perance Union lis Nassaus s. hundred Also printed
on cloth for pceket-bsrderchie 81 dozen. Worth the
attention OF the friends OF temperance throughout the State
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
GENTLEMEN and families obtain the full value for
all kinds OF superducus effects they wish TO dispose OF
such ladies' ard gsnemens wearing apparel, hre arus
furniture, &c
,ande I'd tn J. LEVENSTYN,
r0a Ins 456 Broadway up stsira.
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Several of land part of 1t woodland we're burnt
over, Sunday, the hills East Of Worcester village
The origin Of the fire Ia NOT stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

AFFRAY-An ARRAY occurred at ,en-pin alley.
IN Macon Ga. the 3lst ul,. between two men, named
Donelly and Collins c. fred Eve times with revolving
pistol at D., who slightly wounded IN the and
shot Collins twice. the second discharge proving fatal
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT.
!. 2. 4 J. GRATacAP.
81 Maidep-laue.

u. L. u }. GRATAcAP,
81 Maidenlaue,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in French and American Paper
1uangngs respectfully invite Country Merchants Lana
lords and Tenants call and examine their large and
splendid Of Paper Hangipgs Views Fire Board
Prints Borders, &c. &c before purchasing elsewhere.
%.B-Constantly hand genel al assortment OF Up
hostery goods, At wholesale and retail
Window Shsdes-a splendid assortment avery reduced
prices and in any quantity. mhI4 fmeod+
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| NAANTED-Afs few good brown FREQ stone onsiryuea
w TO whom steady employment viii be gtven. For tar
Their particulars inquire OF + q. simpson, los Pschest
| Rroo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

JJNO URUGGISTS-As student OF medicine, eonsiders-
bly, advanced In his sud-s desires obsin sinAroa
drug He has bad experience as cl ERIK,
aud can prescnption-woud engage for two or
three Unsxcspuoaable references given. lease
address veritss al this Office, Designating time and place
for an interview. a7SC
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Goal.

Goal.
Psdnrsd Pioes Tho subscriber IL delivering In sops-
or order The first quality of the various kinds Of Coal at
~. lowssf msrke, price JOHN CROLIUS,
I'll Greene-st near Amity
Orders per Despatch Post attended To. mi6 l2tsod'
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roR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALI
DISEASES ARISING FROM An INfJRE STATE OF
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Boaroina an6 fotels.

BOARD INEAST BROADwAY-oenuomeu and
I'D their Wives or Single Gentlemen. be pleasantly
ih ROOM. aud board for the ensuing year
also one pleasant let Immediately, al 1888 East
d.,ad ASS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

u The KYIcKE RBocKEn for April comes 70
US freighted with pleasant racy, readable oHsinai
ESSAYS as usual We have liberal extracv In view
but the following spicy article is all we can make
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

NUMBER OF Stocking Wssvers wanted a. I'D :
AWARD MONT9OMERYS, No. ss5 North Seconded :.
Phisdslphis Steady work Summer and Winter and
CASH paid every Saturday nght None bui good worsmen
need apply. ~ No " Store Orden.' III Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

DOOMS WANTEU-Two Rooms, furnished or unu'.
finished suitable for physcans office; either adjoining
rooms second door basement and m upper
ROOM between sh and l4th sta and between broadway
and the 9Th avenue between Broadway and the Bowefy
with or without board Also, large wefurnished sleep
ing for gentleman In the same location Address,
stating particulars Physician box 7SS General Posi oce
"a
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

There are other sugKgs.i5al IN the fasatl Which
deserve, and, doubt not, will receive your con.
sidsralion.
The progress aud condition Of tho mail service
foi the past year are fully presented In tho rehsft
OF tho fos'mss,es General Tho revenue for the
year ending on the 18th Of June last amounted to
three millions four hundred aHd eiphty.ssFen
,hou,and one hundred nnd ninety.nne doats,
which "a eigh, bundled and two thousand six hun.
dred and iorly.iwu do.llfs and foHy.fve cents
esl than that ui the preceding yeat The pay.
manla iOr tha, Department, dlsihg the same Tine
amounted 10 four million righly.ioaf thousand
Two hundred and ninety.sevon dsafa and twenty.
two cen,N OF this sum, hva hundred and ninety.
seven thousand and ninsly.aeven dollars aud
eighty cents have been drawn from the Treasury.
The disbursements lor the year were two hundred
aud ihir'y.aK thousand four hundred aud thirty.
four dollars hnd geyeuiy-seTen cents less than
those Of the preceding yeat While thr dIahlfss.
mens have been thus diminished, the mai facilities
have been enlarged by new mail routes uf five
thousand seven hundred ani lh.fty.niue miles, an
Increase Of transportation OF one million SEVEN
hundred and sixly.out thousand one hundred aud
lorty'hyc miles, nnd tho Establishment Of four
HUNDRED and eighteen new past Offices ConiIae.
tons, pos,masles, and Others, engaged in th4
HAaNN 70 H'fNAN'H NAhN EaAHAfiiAiA AIif aatitH
with energy AMI hiihiuluess deserving eommen.
dalon, For many interesting details connected
with tue operations Of this establishment, yoa are
referred 10 the r-pod Of the Postmaster General;
aud hi Suggestions fof improving IT, favenues are
recommended 10 your favorable Consideration.
repeat The opinhn expressed IN nv las, annual
messnge that the business Of tbs Department
should be 80 regulated that iha fepeunts derived
from u should b, made to equal tho expenditures;
ani It "a believed that this may BE- done by pfspsI
mod.liiuions ol tho present laws, as suggested IN
tho up'H Of the Puitmaaer GpnpIal. WIthoal
ohangug the present rates VI postage.
W,lh full reliance upon the wisdom and patriot.
sm Of your deliberations, II viii b. nv duty, aa II
will BE- my ANXIOUS desire, 70 co.apeTala with yn4
IN every constitutional e!5H 10 promote the wei.
fare And malnt1in the honor Of our eominan
county
JANIS X POLK.
WASHINGTON, December, :. lsi6.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

CALIFORNIA ELEcrloN5,-lt will bg
rcn BY he following Proclamation Of Gov.
stockton, Of Caiiitrnia. that the California
elections came OFT the 18Th September.
10 The P,ople Of CdijorHil:
On the 18th Of September, lsi6, an
election will he hid in tho several towns
and districts Of California, at the places and
hours al which such elections have usually
brrn holden, for the purpose oi eIecling he
aIcades and municipal officers.
In those places where aleades have been
appJintcdby the present Government they
wlI. hnld the election. 10 places where no
aIcadcs have been appointed by tho present
Government, the former alcades are an.
lhurIsrd and required io hold III, election.
Given under my hand this 22l day Of Au.
gust, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight
hundred and lory.siS, AT the Government
House, "Cuidad de- los Angels"
(SignedJ, K. +. SrocKroN,
Commander.n Chief aud Governor Of
the Territory of California.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
Notice.

M ILL BE- sod to he hieigf bider on
w Monday the 18th VI January next, at
the plantation Of Baldwin Il llannah on the
Oian. lbr undivided h,crH OF the aIa Col.
Samuel Biiwm iu Tho tract OF aui, one negro
woman, crop ol corn, miirr, plantation tools,
wagon. oxen, stock Of hogs and cattle. hoasrholI
and ktohtn fani4Is, ana st Of b.asksu.tAs
loolg
On the 9llh n tho same mouth. at the resi-
do.os oi the late Col Samuel BALDWIN, will b.
sold the tract oi land coaianng about GOO acres;
also crop Of cora, fodder 9ais stock Of horses and
mules cattle and oxen, stock Of h3-, and pork,
onc wagon, plantation Tools household aa5 kitchen
furniture, 30, &c.
YegRs--Tw-ye months credit viii b. gwen
loi the land, bond witn approved security, bsaripg
per cent. nisfcl. from diy Of sale. For the
other properly sL moths owat for ai snmI
above slui for less sums co'h will bo required.
JOHN D. SPRAGlNS, EEesaiar.
Hampstead Co, Dee 90. i3i5.6.3w
An penols having claims will plci'o present
them Immediately, and those indebted VII Pleas
make immsdlis payment
J. D. g.. Ez.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
Notice IL hereby Given.

WAT At ] sale Of lands for the noa.saymss,
= 81 istRs due thereon. held q, the eoaft.bo.,,
degf ia the tonnty Of Lafayette IN tho slale !,
Afkanias. Pursuant 10 laWfnl notice q.y,, by a..
saefa Of sad county VI Lafaye,,e. and IN ron.
iaftniy with the laws Of said State, On IA, a..
Moadas Of November, A. d. 1874, be,p, ~
fourth day Of ,ait non b, the following dsss,.lst
haets of parcels Of land ASSESSED ana tstsJ /, -
name q A Dssnafc wefs stricken 81 to Jobn
bHiti to VT;
The soaih. west quarter q se,ion tbiry.s,,,
In township eighteen south Of rang, ,vsniv. AZ.
Essi, containing enc hundred ami sixty ao,ss n,
tie sum u 50 81. --''- ~
The easi,half Of section three ia iown.l,ip nine.
lssa s5uih oi range twenty-five west, oon,aiplos
599 aetss lof the sum Of Sc IS
zIhe northeast quarter Of section thirty.tb,e.
N ia#hfap eighteen south Of rangc twea,y.6ye
wss,, containing it0 acres for the SUN OF sj o.
lie south half Of section ihf,y.ihree h town.
up eighiesn south Of range tvoaiy.f west.
containing Sst acres for the sum Of 81 45.
Ana tue west half Of the north.wesi quarter N
seet'oh 'hiHy'ienr IN township eighteen south Of
the snn Of 81 Gl. ~
AL Of which said lands wer sold aud boush,
iof The amount Of thxes. prnal,y and cod, lna
several tracts Of LANDS having been nnrehssed :,
Aforesaid. are now held by the said John D p,,,
by deed Of conveyance duly executed bv ,he
sheni oi Lafayette county aforesaid by ,i,tue ~
authority vested ia him By the laws Of The STAT
OF A'kanias Now, thereior-, no,ice \, besoL,
gwen 10 at PERSONS who may b. concerned &,
can 81 uP any right, title or claim 10 all ar ,,,
ol ihe above described tracts or parcels Of land
50 Pufehased A. lf3feslid, in consequence OF sny
hl2fn'lfy' iTeguaTiiy or Illegally connected
wa i1e4 sale, OF iar any cause or defect wh,t.
ever iia 10 conformity to tho act Of The General
Assembly Of the State of Arkansas IA relation ia
"taS tuea,' approved the ID Of November. A d.
1880 oou.l.laiing "ehapier li9 Of tho KeyislI
statues ihsi viii apply to the oircnit eou.,
% Ltlayeto oouuty, 10 be holden n the cont.
house Of said county oB the firs, Monday IN oc,o.
ber A. ID lsl7, being the lth day thereof %, can.
hnnlliOn u title in aud to said lands pnroha,ed
la aiaf said, aud OIL persons Interested are her,hy
not'hsd to appear At said time and paeo. ana
show show cause Il anyshey can, Why the titles %
sad ,snas a. liofashd should no, be confirmed
according % law
JOHN J. BRITT.
December Q, 1894
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

We see it tialed in the New York ffib
unp that tie venerable et. Chancellor Kent
attributes hs preservation from the fate hat
overwhelmed go many passengers on the
Atlantic, 10 tho foresight, judgment and
ptccuuiion Of Daniel Webster. as, but for
the utgen, femonairaaees df that Senator.
hc would have taken passage On tho Allan.
tic, "Do not trust that impending sloin,"
said the drs0elng statesman; ''ihefe is
appalling dl get'in lie threatening aspect.
I'VE may saitly eon4ie in Kind and
overraling ffoylJeaee,' meehly replied
the cocd old gentleman. Help yourself
ilrst, md then Providence will also aid
YOU" answered the fafefn saee. Hls al.
vice was adopted, huh leil lte feasal f5t
tho railroad uaIn, ana both were saYnd.
L5mts!iit Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
IELEGR ApH.
"Ius ISloN wit NOT, Must Nof. silaLL soI
o. Dias0LyEB,"
W \ SHIN G o n:
Wednesday, December u =lsl5.

Tuf NIshgE cnsh.e u n lHy
this entire document btlofe uar feadef..
we baro excluded aima., e,efy lhins Sc
f-um orr columns. No r1.k deFales liz
greater potion oI ais me.saee tn a fesiaI
of,ho injuries aai usl',s bespgd naaa aaF
Glyrmmeul by Mh.ro. aud The iasiiaes.
uon uf the war iie acknowledges lhe
Siuu Annl affair. gul sill a.ks ilf the
two millions ul du.Iars. Which we sefY
mach IouL. h., CITING Tie sabhaasaf4
be ihua. arcls a .alr lasrfius, bll lie
ar,T Of 80 6, o. X, e1cpql Ielhafs a
revenue daly on some ol ,he pfin9 fli ffe#
articles, which bc recommends. We hsse
n roan 'Hr comment
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
BEN sEEns,
GROWTH or 1870.

] EXPECT to n-osive By tho 10, Of jonuo--.
i le4i, latge snd retussl essorr,oe, a
6AhDLS SEEDS, raised and pat ~ 10 crier
by The seeely Of United Qnakonl at Enhe,d.
ConneeicuL flese sosds lne warranted 10 BE-
fresh and genuine aud Of the kind rrpscsruted,
with dfeeiiens eboul planting. culture, &C. Tbop,
wanting Tafaly OF aeeds would d. wrll tn s.,,A
their orders accompanied with the CASH lnus-
dately, and have them filed AZ soon ss the scsa,
arrive. Amoag them may be found
Green Goba Artieheke--<5iant Asparaguf
BaHeh BtdHs--Yellow SIX week, rrflpee or
1000 10 |, rod marrow. Rob Roy.
RaHaiae Bsdss-LaTo LANA, carilna White
dutch runners, lafga scario, do. dutch case kails,
fale white
Rsst,--Eatly ia, bassaoo. uooI,rrnip, e,.,,c.
french amber, white solleis. lO,,c Lsod, Mage.
weI,ael, baae plant
Hfveoii asserted
Cdu.fone1 hsa1fled
= eeesafs-Early sugar Ioaf. early dutch, eshy
foik. AfAlsys early dwarf, lars, Yofs' nam,
moth, tnewJ dtauhoad savoy. ,urns roo,ed above
the gfound OF pope fobs. DO, DO below TIC r.ssat
sfsls--Extfa eufled
Essasbtf-Eafiy gfeeH cluster, loar rcesn
iaikeT, ssty Pefsian. white spine, &c, sc
.fg f.aai--LasFv purple and large -h,a
Aais-Sften cured Scotch, wll.is 90 ssa
Lettuce Ito diftfsa, vafiel,es
Nsllens-of tirieni vafis,.sl
oaissi-sdfes skn. Ysllsw. Rel, srhss {.
Htleh. e
fafssias Gs'Assy ss cup. lsos Shss. isis.
eiaNn.
Pasley--Asaoiiej.
Psffi,a Atllo=s-lA lsrst vansly
fsds-Pnhee AlsoH. May extra, wssL,a,,,s.
Shai.ioh, bishep's ehhy dwaIf, white rssrros,,,
haek eyed. blue imperial. sc.
PsRfst--sgussh. OF hsaIt. bull ne,e, in.nmo,h.
cayenne. cherry, twesi spanish
PsnFliHf-M Mammoth, larrt ytllow and si,,.
Radstsh-Eariy and lals-i6 ysris,is,.
RAaLaFb-Ass8z.l.
salally or vegetable oyster.
a7tasi-CFook neck OF winter, vegetable mar.
hhw, sweet potato. bush crook nesk, dutch .se,.
insi tealup. white and yellow.
lafaips- .Eaily fprng, early snow ball, rarien
stone, large English Norfolk, white Globe, Fritoy
strap leaTed white 1li DO. estra whit ,op v,llow
A5sftefn, Daleis yellow hghbred, FFoneb, yellow
and white rutabaga, &c Saffron saye. r,mrr,
savoy celery a variety Of mtliona, &c. 6e.
JAS, S BAIRD
NaahinE;en, Afka, Dec. 70, lsiC.5
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

WEsrrRS RigEfs ASr oas.-Tle E
following paragraph Is lfom Oliver Cd.
sctoa'l lael Washington leder to the Unit.
ed SMcs GaFrut
Il !. said that NJ. P5lA uill aat ffeafn.
mend lbr lpyinP Of daiy up5a ten Aaj
coffee, but that Mf. Walker vii II Is alsa
sail that ha intends plepaa.nx aorr plan
Cor improving hafbora. s.. probably tie
onp | mentioned. Thh Neasfn mambafs
say they intend In pas another improve.
men, h.ll this session sIml.a. b that hf
PoIh vetoed. and ley viii SEQ Wheihef he
will vr.1 II again low eaa L. 10 aihef
wise, since he rrigel il uPaa CONSTITUTIONAL
gmuni7
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
ConlInissi0ner,s Sale

or AND AND NEGROES.
! ~ vidne Of decree Of the HFmps,ead Cir.
- cult Cpur at It, November term, A. ID. 1916.
shall proceed 10 avl. the following Jrscfbed real
estate and negroes. 10 satisfy a Inor,gared drk,
TO John Bennett and Philip RGiaey, due from ,hs
estate o. Nof0one T. Nelson, dec. ased. 10 ui,,--
The north half Of section three In ,owuship ,bi,.
teen south of range twenty-five weat--,pe ves,
hali OF ihn so1th-oast quarter. and the easl half Of
the souih-gefi quarter Of section thirty. five IN
township twelve south Of Range IS ws,,-ths
ae!!h.eas quarter of section two in township ,hlr.
teen south Of range twenty-five wcsi-tho east
half Of the southeast quafier Of sectoa thirty
four in township twelve south Of range twenty.
five wos tho weti hall Of the south .wss. quarter
Of SECTION ihiriy-fse 10 township twelve aouth Of
range twenty-five west, and the nosth.wesi quar-
YER Of section two 10 township twolve south Of
rarge twenty-five west. Also the town lo,s owasd
BY Nofhorns i. Nelson, deceased. Ia the town Of
Spring Hill, wtnthe improvements thereon.
Also, the following negro slaves B1rril, ared
about iO and hswife Barry, about 50 years Cd:
Peggy, about 10; Lucy, about 10; Robert, about
%; Fanny, about 10; Potsy, about 81, and her
child yen old.
The salu Of said Lands and Town Lots will taxa
place on the % day Of January, A. D. lsI7, an
the promises The sale Of the Negroes will take
place at the court heaso door In tho Town OF
Washington, on tho iirsi day Of January, ls.7.
shall convey 10 tho purchaser of the above
named property, all the right, tile and interest Of
N9rborne 7 Nelson, deceased, therein.
rEaxs Casa
JABEz S SMITH, cOnmiSsloosr
December 2, lSi7 3-f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30
.v'af,ce TO IS!0ntcys.

? 'HE undersigned hal opnnsd a shop ior the
4 manufacture Of and repairing Gin Sianas,
ono mile south wFs, Of Washington, u tue shop
ilunorIy occupied by John Maya Hs pledges
himself 10 manufacture GINS Of The most in
proved style and finish, wauantiAg oil wo;k doac
By him equal to ils representations
Having recently made large and extensive
purchases Of the best material in the eastern cities,
with alb facilities for executing work with prompt
ness and Dispatch, no hopss to merit share nf
the public patronage, heretofore 90 liberaily ex.
tended to him.
will keep a constant supply Of Gins for sale
a, the ttore Of A. Block in Washington
J. r CROSBY.
Washington, Dec 80, lsiG-6!f
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

AS.p srlpY Nj Williams. Of iie
GtorgiB regiment, IN irlirf II hi. & her,
Jacl MaBMug, 0l.nher Il. sayai
! he tanks OF uur regiment have been
terribly ihInngj. W matthel aefass lhr
Cbuuahgurhrn r,,cr with n'nn hundred
AMI ten olIieers anl mon, nnl la.iag the
regiment al told. barely numbers 81 han
dIrI AMI hardly that. lhouah We have
discharged many imil sickness and disa.
biI,y still we have deposited NAH Sven.
iy beneath liza ehapafnli al In lie ahsft
space u four months.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30


We extract irem the hiaiRmorns "Flag"
Of the 2iN faw Items which we have no;
before seen,
Neriean irsi.--Two Mesienns wen, ou,
on Tuesday last to settle a point oi honor. -
weapons, dirk knives. The parties stood
up 10 the scratch until the en'rails of ono
were cut out, when the other fled The
Woeaied man survived but short period.
'lhf murderer has not been arrested.
Capf Thornton This gallant officer
reached here on Tuesday evening last, with
saTenly.lhfee dragonn recruits and their
horses. Men aud hursos look well caIcu,
lated laf good service, and under his com.
mlnl will llpetlorm l., The command de-.
pahrl on Thursday for Monterey.
Sergeant Major l1hn L, 4. sncsd, of
the fenaessee cavalry, has been elected
captain Of the "Eagle Guards" one Of tho
companies composing the same regiment,
10 iiil Tho vacancy ueeasloued hy The resig.
naliah Of Cap. Wm. \. Porter whose iel.
leaie heahh would not allow HIN 10 DIS.
ehafga the daiies ui hla office, Mr Snraj
IS sd IN make popular officer. aud is folly
epmprien. lar any enmmanl to which he
niaY be assigned IN h.s regiment.
. .lbr steamer Monroe. arrived yea'etliy,
brought dnan Mr.. Hubbard, lately re,i.
Dent Of tina fase. but m9fe recently Of Ca
msfga, WIN has very narrawy escaped
death al The hands Of tie Metcuns. II
afffafs llai wishing lufe4oh here, be was
prevented fun taking pssmee on II slram'
IA by afIef Of tie military uulhlriies al
Clmafgn and started 10 eume through By
and. SOME twenty .ltsn failrs from Camst.
% he wasmel h. paft Of MrSicans. who
lhrew lssso over his neck and dragged
hiu considerable distance. Coming ia
eanael win stump. he held on to II ua,il
Tie .asso was dragged oui ol tho haadi Ul
The hfsieans, and he effected his escape
aal gained a fanshl On The river occupied
bY M American. Afer remaining thcrr
laf -ane linn, tinli Z be- could NJ, get upon
4 hsat ai lhai place. he determined 10 pro.
rsed iirlhns duwn the river 10 wherc the
b5as stopped a wool ya'd. 'raking
viii hin lfan whefe lie had been ,lcpping
4 Mexican n agl as guide, he started og,
IL hsl nal proceeded Tar brilfe ho fell
ialn a Second snare. \ parry vi three
Heaieans surrounded hin, hrs gilc de.
81 In lin II ihey came up aud joining
IL alarf paa. 4 Mexican s'rpprd Close
ap n h.m anl lifel a pisto. al his head, bl,
L kias lha daffrI down. the ball eu erred
b.s llish. Fixing plrse @. money from
biz pHeasl. containing abiH ninety dollars,
IN IHfrw II II suus distance iulo ihs
bushes, winch led iLe drAieans IN search
nj Il. lheu rushiug in'u the ihirkcl, he
managed ny eiawIibr unlef lhe bushes to
esHaHe Turn a see1ud tune, and al.er much
suffering, nesa stoned hy the wouni In hii
Ihish. when compelled him 10 crawl on
h haals iaf considerable distance, hc
At lsnsla arrived a the ausilof Cd Rry.
nosa. nakiaa tie a.falr Of the rancho
acquainted wiih tbs psriie l.a.a. he had Two
a lie Aelieans anrsed, bit they were
afterwards released, Nh Hubbard recog
used tho notorious Gozalos as b,ng on,
ofti' paris lha, alta & d him, aud they
will no doubt feel the vengeance Of hs
friends. The wiuul Mr.. II. received I.
ysp ,oSr,e, anJ ii Is ,holgh, may Prove
dangerous.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

A,the grca, Webster dinner ia Pbila.
delph|n The twelfth regular loast Nas:-
"lbc STAR Of tlo Weul-lieaty Clay.n
The North American SAYS
rle ann1uae,me uf tins nams touched
III. electro chord, which /. always thiii.
Iingly responded 10 by every ltue.headed
wh,g. The Whole audience fose II tes.
puni u the compliment to the Rfaat wig
statesman, champion. aud kead. and rheef
uplu cheer irul the spacious saleHa.
Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

EoNGgE,stoNAL ELEurIoN.--Iac ir'
turns core in very slowly. The Banncr
urlhc 23l, publishes official returns from
Pulaski, independence, Saline. ilcuP.lead,
jefferson, Dr,ha, aud Hot Spring coumics,
and accounts not official, from Van Blr,n,
Washington. C,awiarj, Johnson ani Pope.
These give Newton gls, Rust5s2 paschal
ga, Nuanl llO aad llurrals1n -. We
uiU. p,rh,p., he abe to give lll, returns in
or unG,'