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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
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ga r'ene 8ran ]don sum pierten Naal nrsin 0aus
oerl'eB, re9en tbrer tplfubrliden 9nsewobubeif, 70
tparne uno bite td Seoermanu, ibr nits an meiueu
Jtanen 5u bergen, neil iob nidt gEIlens bin 3abunq
81 leen iIe 1T ene 9eborne eu3ta 8areiB uno Bolt
idnfern bree JcanonerfS.
pbitipp 9abn
Canton, Seb. 10, 1916. 29-4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
$50 it Noam 95auer i?

@5ebirtt9 aus Sdbenerterg, pfarrep eiupeufels
8rels 9eppenbeinl, an Der qanoltraee, e1roeber3os
thum 0eifenbarmtaot weIder in 1886 nad1 9lmefifo
fam:: Die leste Iahrtd1t BON tbm rpar u 1888 aus
Sno'ara, ale quite Sreunoe, Die ir9eno eine 9usfunf
bon lbm mlen, tlno 9ebeteu einen nod ebenoeu Sr,
Der pbdipp Bauer, in SenntutB oapcn su (esen. gIo
ere0e:
Vbiltpp Bouer
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Wtartln 3'mermann, narb am IL. Sanuar 1916,
an Der elit9enentStnouns, in GuincD, SQinpis
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Whereas my wife Catharine Gross hath left nv bed
and board, without any provocation or just Cause and
without my consent, the public is hereby notified. not
to trust her on my account, as, shall not paw any
Debts that she may contract after this date
CHRISTIAN GROSS.
Dec. IL, l845. 23
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

O1e Sn9ldneer baben eine neuegnto edun9ss grpebi-
ttcn nab Dem metliden sfrfa ausgeriitet Se feqe-
te oon S1oerpoo no tebt unte1 Der eettung bon g. So.
Gotle en9lano erlparte pbti9e 9crtbetle Yon eem
@eltn9en bieIer Grpeoiticu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11
Semlnar flr &naben u. WeQnner
5u Canton.
patcr q. 9. Steroemann 81. M..; Yb. O. unt 6. 8.
Vphrcr

PuEUE Y. .. SIFr0emann u. W.; Yb. ., Mnb g. s.
TreD 0ebrer.
Ste rtn 9enanntcn sebrer nbcn m bic Srebtit bic Gin.
otnr prr art eauntp teno6rbscn paB ie am lcno
tag oen TO- O1ttes o6Se Nnolt mbcr Su cr6ne sepnen
tc mtrrrn IN allen 3wr9tn nnterrin, wtdt in Ertte
Aaltra Der Art 9ecDrt wcrre ais alte neere @prat
"tDemat'f, Die 9aturrtntaftt sbearit &rsit 8rsra.
rGe 0rammatf, sttcn Sorclben II. {. 10
Stt 9enanntn tbrr rrtn Nc been bieGr;irDuna ibrtr
Stnoer am 9errn ttS e init iDrm 2ertran ~ brebreu
nno reripeen Den tbnen anpe,rauten @dbuern bic m6a
tctc Aufmertamt ju f9rntcn.
lid: ''''
Sntotrs tnsltldSe 3wei9e $3.50
seien. Sdreibrn, Nritbmctt, Grammatit, @tr8rapbe
at.w 800
22opere OtatDcnlattt uno JlaturpiIIcrIbaftcn 400
Spra6en 45c
SiejenSen weIe b6bere 3mets rirtn t1nne aud, bic ns
percn rbne neitcre Soften mitlfupertn
Soe ote mt ben >eDrtrn n bnEanst btaent fetn aR.
reh pcleen t bti cen fclSnbn 6trrcn iu trtunbstn.
Gbrw. Saft, g. SlrtbnaaeI
Gbr. -5trbruf, Supm. Bail,
QBm -6errf.
Canton BEN L. S7op. IS45 IA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Nad bmnn swertb-DerBaltiu Slip.
per eriab oaB Dor eni9en abren Elm Oerr BON iener
Staot ene Sote tanfte weIde elmer @ittre anseb6r-
re nno fur Garen Derei9ert tpuroe. gr baute e OauS
earau vern'iebete ee nnr bet senaue 9ehnuns ilber
bate Ole Miete oe feline 9uelaqcn oeeet un6 er oob
9aus uno eotte benz snuben Der QBittwe uncntqeoiih
surild. ''''>'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Iroftlos. -"qEas mad,t Sbre Trau ?''-Mit
Der ltebts lhltm lebr fhltmm'. Sic oenft fe mIiIe
lteiosn. SD benfe, oas 9efIebt ni4 Darmm Fnc mir
beIoe 9aN3 trctlos.''
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Drei genatcren bes jesisen Der. Staaten Gcneref-
fes paren ebenlalS Buforuder, ndmlid bic Soerren
Wel1cctt pom Dlorioa, Cameron usn pennfylpanien
unb 9tiles BON GcnneeticHt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

pbilipp Bauer,
EaHoolph, pprta9e @ounty, 3.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11

Bolton 5dblt nad benz lesten genus 1896 See.
len. Sett benz Sabre 1840 bat es an $4,000 Seeleu
5u9enomn1en. Die Stdote in oen Ser. Gtaaten ent.
lteben uno ipadien benabe pie Die Shwdmme. Die
ginnanoerer peroen bao bic @inDoen beo6lfert bobeu
Gin @lio> baB Die Iatips nieoeroebalten merben
lonit plrre 9lmerta fir Elm baIbes Sabrtaueno gin6
Den haber, po nab bieiem 3eitraum blibenbe Sluren
nit freuno!iben Oorfern pran9en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-11


pertb auf 100 Millicnen Gbaler anldla9t. Weltb.
Die 8riften II laiIen ibre Seifung Ginsifcnin Ga-
naoa fur 100000 befeffi9en. Der Bau muB im einem
Sabre fert9 tenn, Ia bis oabin Die Ganenen Der 2a-
fees Dor oen Gbcren eripartet meroen.
Die @anaoier reehnen allf cine balbt9e 9uAoluna o.
Der Srennung Der Ser. Staaten ltuo madden III bieer
8orausebung beretts ibre 8erednungeu, einen Gbeil
Der Ser Staaten nit brem gebiee au uereinieeu. c5n
Olcntreal puroe fiirSb cine 8eriammluns su bieiem
Zrpede 9ebalten; @rdnSen beifimmt, nno beblot1en,
eine Committee su ernennen pebe nit ben ncroltden
Staaten ad benebmen nnc CUR slnneraten an@anaoa
beDe9en fcQ.
eanswtrtb f9aftlid des.-- Der "Obto
@ultioatcr' ia9t g8tr boren piele Rlagen iber oas
Saulen Der Sfartcfeln in ben @,raben. III benen tte
fur ben Wlnter aufbemahrt peroen. Sc oirfte raber
FUR ieeen ratbam fem, beren Jubat 9enau su ul,ter-
uben nnb Die faalenpen inoerSnslid bon ben geuaben
aussuleen Die feberen oten cbann einen cber sipei
Gage, BET trcfexemt Setter Der euft arseeebt ODER
s,tm minbeifen auf einent Seheuer pber Dahbcben
alsaele9t sDereen, no fle trofnen f6nnen. Sbgleb
biele Tdnle serabe nod nidt bic GartofelfraHfbeit
elbt 1T, 70 bat e bod oiefelbem SDmptpmle nnb fam
bel Bernahldfliaun9 ipdter basn alisarten Sn Der
@eaenb pcn Cleveland tarb etne Sub ract) benz Eref-
fen bon folder Gartofeln unc BET gtbens tpurben
barob bielelbe llrlahe ,aehrere Sdpsine getSbtet.
Drei Genatcren bes jesisen Ber Staaten Gcnere1-
fes maren ebenals 8uhoruder, ndmlidb Die 0erren
Weflcott BON Dlcrioa, Samercn uen penniDlpanien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
What Caased The yictorr.

The spirit which animated The friends of Pro
lection IN Pennsy lvania and caused the uEexa1n
pied victory Of last week, IS best exempIihei BY
the following extracts from th- Washington Re
porter:
Amid the storm aad the rain on Tuesday last there
appeared al ne Pol-. n East Bethlehem township AZ
aged citizen. THoIas fAEQCIi4E- who cast MS bao;
for The Wai-s This the day Of the Election
uas aRey-six years Of age Long .ong. 1nsy the
aged patriot yet IKE, and long may MS bright and slo
rious example be cherished and treasured II the hearts
o. the rising generation. Can the Polls OF his Union
produce parallel
VIZ. GAEDSEs, Of Cross Creek township. an azed
'" nig walked through the storm. Tuesday last dis
lance Of So nils 70 vote the Wing ticket; after doing
which re hastered home % foot through the mud and
peiting rain 20 hurry his Wing neizhoors the
Polls NJ. Gardner Is upward OF 20 years OF age
May he live BEAUTIFULLY and happy 10 number one nun
dred YEAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
wbig. of suffolk.

r,.s. Editor Of The Tribune:
A. meeting of the Wings Of the town of
s,-,bold L. l. held on Monday evening October 18th,
,.,s CAPT BENJ WELLS was unanimously called to the
go, and GEORGE GRIPS was chosen Secretary.
thorough organization was formed throughout the
ann and Committee of Vigilance appointed to zee
The reemcn OF every school District their
he ensuing election.
Il IIuN7LEY, frorn the Committee on Resolutions,
..,o,,d the following, which were unanimously
,icped
p,slssd That the Wings of Southold concur in the
.a~ipstion OF JOHN YOUNG for Governor and HAM
TN FISH for Lieut.. Governor and the nominees for
e,al Commissioners, and pledge themselves TO give
am warm and cordial support.
Fao.red That believing we do that the election in
II. State will exert powerful influence on the well
sIpr Of the State and nation, have no sympathy
yShose who discard this doctrine and prefer Loco
r1oto the regular Wing nominee.
R,Olred That we believe that the legitimate tendency
JyTiig principles as expounded by Clny, Webster.
;lnore aud Young, is to peace and prosperity.
gctred That do not object 10 the rst fruits OF the
s,h Tariff of 40 az exhibited in the free Introduction
Pennsylvania to her sister Wing States.
ssoIrcd. That the proceedings OF this meeting be
md by the Chairman and Secretary. and a copy Of
I'm be forwarded to the Sag Barbor Corrector n. Y.
IS5zpc and Courier & Enquirer.
BENZ. WELLS, Chairman.
GEORGE CRrPPs Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Editorin, Convention in Now-Jcr.cy.
BkNJ. CowL I'd, Sccre,o,;cs
llNEs ID. STEVENSON,


The gentlemen of the Press in New-Jerscy re
sasy held Convention, ut which nearly all OF the diff
a.Es papers were represented. Among other good
hays done at this Convention we observe the follow
q and recommend to the press in this State TO do like
nse
The Committee on Agencies submitted Rcpor,
sch after brief discussion was amended and adopt
da follows
The subject presented 10 your Committee for con,
Iteration is one of great Importance to the Press OF
*vJersey. Though we may no, at present realize any
pat amount of profit from foreign advertising, yet we
sa, expect that this profit viii be increased Mcr
dais in New York and Philadelphia have found II ad'
,nigeous TO advertise in our papers. and tue example
aa vet must be generally followed. 1t is therefore
highly necessary that this part of our business receive
dc considerahon-iha may be enabled 10 control 1t
re in lis infancy that such permanent arrangements
ay be made will insure to US in future AL the ocnc
(which these agencies designed TO confer In tae
gnon OF the undersigned, the following Resolutions
eould Do adopted by this Convention
Rored That in the opinion OF this Convention II Is
epedient for us to acknowledge more than one agent
teach of the cities of New York and Philadelphia for
Tseyeral papers.
AEd ahercds Mr. V. Il. Palmer. Of Philadelphia, has
satisfied agencies all the large cities at consider
"a sacrifice of time and money and, whereas, we
are the utmost confidence i'll Mr.. Palmer, therefore
Asolced That we recommend him as proper person
sRi as Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
putnnm County WING Convention.

Namceting of the Democratic Wing Electors
tho County of Putnam. held ut the house OF Lewis
Ellington, in the town OF Carmel on Tuesday the 10Th
Il HARVEY HAYT OF Patterson, was appointed Pres
Aat; ORRIS b. CRANE Of Southeast, and JOSEPH f. NJ
s.iTY OF Kent, VicePresidents, and BENJAMIN CowL
Id Patterson, and JAMES d. STEVENSON OF Carmel,
saetaries.
% motion to nominate candidate for member of
lsmbly, 1t was unanimously Rcs0,ced That CHARLES
r. HlNE of Southeast be nominated AS candidate Tor
,tmber Of Assembly
Rapired That in view of the present circumstances
deem II incXpcdient 10 make nomination Tor Sher-
tCounty Clerk or Coroner.
0amotiou James l.. Crane, George Luddington, Levi
glde John Lawrence and G. NJ. Tompkins. were mp
n.d Committee draft resolutions, and they there
5on withdrew and drafted the following which were
unmously adopted
grc,rcd That in the nomination OF JOHN YOUNG
IL Governor, HAMILTON FISH for Lieutenant Gov
grOr and CHARLES Cook and THOMAS CLOVES for
Cnhl Commissioners, we recognize men distinguished
hloiy integrity and preemlnen talents, and as such
VII nceiye the unanimous support OF the Wing party
Rsulrtd, That the nomination OF ALEXANDER J. Cor
iH for Senator meets warmest approval, and we
pt1,e him our hearty and united support.
Rsolred, That IN CoRSELIU5 WARREN, our candid
10 for Member ot Congress, recognize firm and
hhiR friend TO country and It's interests and that we
deem eAertons too great that are honorable, TO Sc
cure his election and take pride in commenting him
the Wings throughout the district worthy OF their
Epport
Rsnlred That in CHAREs w. ilIHE our candidate for
Lsembly, we recognize true Wing man Of cnlight
I'D understanding and liberal principles that deserves
I'd must receive the support OF all Wings,
Raolpef Tint the proceedings oil this convention DO
.F.tished in the Peekski Republican, Poughkccpsic
HARRY HAYT, President.
ORRIN D. CRANE, (v;cc-pyesid,p,s
JOSEPH +. NJ HORNY
s hS,, CowL I'd. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

DANCING TIE PoLSA-There is probability
that the Chicasonian will Fave dance The POSG next
Spring for we learn from the Chicago Journal thai a
Polk blockade iii shape OF ssndbsr threatens the har-
Dor OF that City The steam dvedge belonging 10 thai;
hsrbor is sunk in about feet in the creek at
Southport completely locked in by one OF these bars
and 10 get her over which and her the port she
belongs the city authorities OF Chicago have advertised
for proposals. The Journal remarks:
Should the enterprise fail by any mschance, we may
EXPECT 70 see dry land The entrance o.! har5or
mex, season and the cid system Of ground tseSns Snd
lighter boats again rcsortcd 10 out OF necessity Il this
Is the csse Farmers not sruhic II w hcs, IS lew
cents ess per bushe and goods per centae higher 10
paw the extra insurance and additional expense as Is
bu, the workings OF Nh Pots new Iarf upsa Western
industry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Canton TO the Friend. of Enisran,-.

The following letter from an official source in
Great Britain exposes gross abuse. Hlicl. those
sending out from th;s country to bring over friends
from Europe will do well to guard against.
II. u. EHIcaATIoS OFFICE GLASGOW
ith July. I5i5.
SfR: beg TO acquain you that much misery has ben
occasoned 10 poor persons IN this country by their
being provided with early conveyance 10 New York
after being made aware that their friends America
haze paid for the! passage out In these cases no en-
gasemen Is entered into to send the eigrart b. any
particular vessel any stated time the owners or
charerer. n this country wait until viii suit their
own convenience 10 send the people.
The friends OF persons intending 10 engrate should
not advance any money their without Some
written engagement the time when the conveyance
IS 20 De provided and possible also the name OF the
Ve5seL Inc best course which persons In America
wishing TO assist families eaigrate could adopt would
probably be either to remit money friends in this
country in whom they could confdc 10 the Govern
ment Emigration Agents a. the ports where they are 10
embark who would take the trouble make the
sary arrangements tor securing the passages.
Several hare lately been represented 70
me, among which two with which you should be
made acquainted passage paid for two poor
IN Ireland to John Herdman s Co. 81 South-st New.
York, and passage ticket RENTED them addressed
person OF the name Of keenan, in Liverpool. Upon in
curry II appears there Is such person there, and
provision has been made by the parties in EeyYork in
any way for their passages. The in great dis
trcs having expended ali their means by being thus de-
frauded. The other is much the Two poor
men in Ireland had paid passage ticket RENTED from
George Sherlock, - Peckslp, New York, desiring them
10 apply in Glasgow M Robertson who would give
then passage 20 Liverpool and that Sherlock & Co
Waterloo Road, Liverpool, would provide them with a
passage 10 New. York. They left their homes in ireland
and came to Glasgow where there is such person
that referred to, and upon writing Liverpool find
that the sherlock there mentioned n be found
that there is evidently system Of fraud going in
Ncw-fork which you may be able 10 counteract This
passage ticket has date to H. nor any other
stipulation. ] am, sir your obedt servant.
JAMES K. FORREST
Government Agent for Emigration
To Mr. G. H. WEBB, Superintendent British Protection
Einig rant Society OF New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

DESTRUCTION Of THE STEAMER GEN. TAYLOR.
The True sun learns by Telcgrsphic Dspa,ch from
Baltimore that the Government steamer Gen. Taylor
was on the night of the 10Th inst set fire by some IN
Questionable wretch Pensacola and totally destroyed
She was uot very valuable boa-he entire loss being
estimated al above $4,000 but the turpitude OF the
act is not effected by any consideration OF dollars and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

LARGEST ArrLE YEr.-Col. j. w. Ware, Of
Virginia has addressed letter 10 Nh. Wm. H. Prince OF
Flushing in which he states that he beat every one III an
exhibition OF Apples.
He exhibited apple OF the variety called Mans
cerc German fruit tina, weighed u lbs. and last
he exhibited weighing lbs. Col Ware states that
these Apples from obtained from Mr. Princes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
DIARY FOR 1887.

INHlS dsy published The POCKET Diary for me year l5I7
consiu blank memoranda for every cay he year,
(inciudns sundays and Almanac =-c st OF sunday
iu 1877 Time Table: Rates OF Postage Times OF Hold
M Elections Corporation OF the City OF Newly otk;
Courts Of the United States State c; NeYork and City
OF Sew-York: American Ministers al Foreign Courts
Chsrse t'AEa-s. Foreign Col<u.s- Population OF he
tailed Stz;-s SAFE OF New York sad CRY OF Newly
Presidents @; th= TAXED States, &c 4e Published a-t
,or s.le ~ BELL GOLD,
o. S,stiarler. Al: 5oos,e!.ers. 80 N...al-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
Lieut. E. r. PrIce-Hi. Melancholy Fate.

Intelligence was received at Natchez on Monday
last OF the fate Of Lieut. Ezra r Price who N conpa.
ny WIKI two other United States Volunteers had let
Caulargo some weeks since TO Join the command OF
Genera! Taylor during his advance 70 Monterey. The
informant states that the bodies OF Nr Pce and his
two companions found lying in the grass some dis
lance from the road leading from Camargo Monterey
completely rddled with bulle; holes. The bodies OF
sereH'een Nereaa soldiers wse igtHg seat7eG around
uaea
Mr Price the brotherin Law Of Lewis Sanders IT.
OF Natchez, and associated with MIN in the practice
OF The law. When the regusitlon made upon the
State OF Louisiana for Volunteers be enrolled hirsel;
in The Sparrow Guards, then being raised Concor
da, and was elected ID Lieutenant OF the Company
Upon the disbanding Of the Louisiana Volunteers he
country and proceeded 10 Cemarro for that purpose,
meeting with the above untinlely fate. as he ans his
companions armed with revolving pistols IL Is
supposed that they must have killed the Tez
caas IN mos: desperate encounter n o. Tropc, 10th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26
blowing up Ships.

SYRACUSE, OCt, ISfN.
Adr Editor of The Tribune:
his Anatter of surprise TO me that have seen no
seton in any OF the public prints of the use oi the
SaNsrinc Battery in the defence OF I9a Cr!-. Is
sSSc NOT man in the whole country OF Mexico VINO
asands The principle and terrible power OF this en-
fe Of dcstructiong And sure that there is no
&c in this country so base TO communicate know,
e of II 10 them for money and even TO cNccG|e tne
Sd well paid shudder at The thought thst WIN.
&amomenis warning and in an instant oil time one Oh
rfesels OF war with her entire crew, may be torn 10
sSaens Il is not necessary that the Mexican Govern
IA should be OF the existence OF such an
sfIae; single indy dual with few hundred dollars
tas command could easily effect the destruction OF
nus Hcct and the time conceal the operation
disrom the knowledge of the Mexican Government
sanhad been accomplished. Yours, WM L. BuKS-
VESSELS AsHoRE.-About twelve O'Clock last
sa' wind began 10 blow violently from the Sooth'
~, accompanied BY rain and continued without ccs'
s-n until abou, Ii o'clock this morning, The gale
- 70 severe that the steamer Constitution winch ieit
- port night before last was compelled TO put aooUN
arrived here this morning. The brig Ellen farSes'
- cargo OF 1900 bushels wheat, IN attempting 10
SG port was driven ashore short distance osiow
:, aSnthouse, and the new schooner NestcAes'efi
ed with ,iS2 bushels wheat. in making the attempt
$40 port on the lecward side OF the Parker, was
peached. Both vessel We're deemed 10 be III pre-
SS situation this morning, but about II O'Clock the
:, ialled, and although now hard aground, the YES
- Rsa their cargoes will in al probability be saved
4, Vessels we understand arc fully insured, are
sar cargoes. The steamer Troy arrived this morn
S1dreported the steamer Empire disabled or Erie,
: a. VIC write We hear the latter craft letting OF
81, ~ she having succeeded in working her way down
- one wheel the one on her s,arboard having been
s'sred useless IBuf. Com Adv. -.
~ CorreN CRor.--The Tallahassee Sentinel. OF
: .ia instant says: From all the information we
s,aer the Cotton crop in this vicinity viii DO quite
s.sai II not much lighter, than was anticipated. We
scarcely planter who in gathering his crop, does
= md himself Disappointed in the estimate OF made
S.rere survey OF his hcld-so much does the yield
= out below is anticipations'
ne FIRE Ar CoLUMBus,-A meetin. of the ci,i-
=. o. Savannah held the 18th ms, and Com.
ssee OF tweuty-oao appointed solci, and receive
in aid Of the sufferers BY the late disastrous
SsG Columbus
=. J WREcx.-Captain Hawley OF ship Courier.
Shsed at this port als, reports Lat Is loN long ~
sl IN with the hull of vessel OF one hundred and
- tons or thercabout bottom up cop2ered 10 the
sA Copper appeared rather new rudder gone--could
= zone OF her spars except the bowsprit which was
'@osng. New. Bedford Mercury
e The schooner ]. G. Myers was totally lost
sfazos Bar the Goth ai;.
q Leveruiers Planet was seen from the w ash
s'a' D. {. Observatory last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

A LADYs IDEA" was at Stuarts this morn
ing said very estimabc and rightthnking lady 10 us
the other day and almost made up my mind never 10
do any shopping there again 1t puts me out of pa
ticncc to eighteen twenty ablebOded young men
fussing about the ladies in the cloak roou-but;onng
md unhuttonng smoothing down folds matching colOrs
and arranging frngcs-when the employment OF females
those offices would be much appropriate and
becoming. Let young men be engaged TO measure silks
and yards OF velvet if needs be- but for pity
sake lei there be counter between them and their
paroncsscs Where personal ministration is required,
let It's have attendants OF our own sex Com. ADV.
This is all well enough, but if Stuart to adopt the
suggestion he would lose half his custom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-26

ENGLISH NgwsrAPERs.-Wc noticed yesterday.
near the Custom House, large number OF bundles Q!
English newspapers forwarded by the Caledonia sna
directed to southern papers reading rooms &c Some
OF the NewYork papers we perceive are finding fault Al
the nonreceip OF their niles and st;ribuing 10 neg
lect in the Boston Post Office IL appears however thai
these papers pu, into the mail bags but the SsS
as Aeir and Is freight taken to the Custom House,
where they were inspected and par; them sent 10 The
Posi-, ONCE the same day Another portion OF them was
aftcrward discovered sid probably forwarded yester
day afternoon II the European agent OF the New York
papers thinks proper forward her bundles with the
freight they mus; OF course pass through the Custom
House Boston Jour. IS
OsDTSATioS OF PRESIDENT WooLsET.---Thc
ceremony o: ordnininc presiden, Woolaey IS Pastor
and lEsuscradns him President OF Yale College took
place on Wednesday lsst In the evening the long row
Of College buildings wss brilliantly illuminated