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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

Reside these extraordinary quantities Of grain and four
ihes- reiurus show imported DO the month Of hpr
q provisions ~ all tods n54 head 81 I'VE
csti- 854d cwt ~ butler, 28,Of cwL ~ cheese. ard
l55 303 ci. ~ ncequ-ntiites which hsve never been
sQlsed at sny farmer time wh-rver and which tend IN
he m suisiug manner 10 show how exceedingly den
Client honle supplies mus have ber, 'teng that
the.e extraordinary zntes hsv~ been sfded % them
without producing srssier irau -nce upnn prices -
COBN kNcHANGE. ociock 2. n.
The usiness ~ hi- days market very
Limited f.r her decline IN value The market closing
heavily NJ the following currency, And II our eNtr-u-
lures .ales In gu Entity could bee d,c-d Nhe-t,
white aad mixed lls To p ~ Whsst red lts Ga 10 H.
sd Iodsn Corn -. 10 SOS Indian Mrsl, 90 Oh 10 %
Flour Western Canal 40s 4Os Cd Flour Philadelphia
&C Ss. sea Flour Canadian SIS a4rs Flour. slur 81.
a So. Yours STITT, DAY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The Swiss journal the Heiretie, publishes a note
of NJ Bots le Comte. the French minister in S~tzer-
land and the reply Of the President
NJ Boi. Ia Comte the indirect menace that In
the event OF any violation of the principles OF the
feie alton the French government will intervene in
cord with Austria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

"RIcHFLrsUf DIAMOND PoiSrED GoLD Pass TsICNpH.
.Sr-S! ONLY I'm. pity ths, those who fad We grow.
ing popu sriiy of.he Rchelieu" Pen 10 Interfere wA
The ssle Of her.. hard pashed FOR eSpeiras
represent their pens be the gerune Riebesu.' u
those engaged Ia tn. serabe business hius to escape
deecuoo hey deceive themselves The public will 90
well 10 note that the Riche Pen 10 Tor sale by
SAVAGE. % Fuson-sl and noShsre else. Other Cod
Pens from Is cents. 81, = Is ~ : go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

On the 10th ult- an Extraordinary Council of Min
ister. held the Porte relative To III. exi.t
IND bei~een turkey ana freece. when H.
sued TOE dsprlvng the Greek Consul. resident in the
Ottoman Empir. OF their 'qastars IL h-s also been de.
creed that In months from the date of this or
der the cossuns tr.de between fursey and Greece will
be- stopped and the importation of the production, Of
the later eoaotry will be prohibited throughout the
Sultsn's domnions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
eY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA July $50 P NJ.
Contents Of Mail anticipated by Express Moth
ing further from the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

Holland furnishes no news of moment. On the
eth the King had arrived 1T the Hague with Prince
Henry from visit u Amsterdam. Inc anniversary OF
he Pftnc-'s birthday celebrated the l4gh by y
grand rrvis OF the troops The Prince frrdioand of
he Netherlands the 18th for ~ Petersourgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
business Notice..

w J. wrMAN JONES wsll,t has been appointed
by the Governor ofihe state OF NewHsmp.hlre Com.
missioner to administer oaihs take dispositions and
acknowledgement OF deeds. Sc 10 be used or recorded
In the state of New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

Il -ili be- observed hat comparing these returns win
hose made up the 5h 4 April how much ihe imports
Of he month Of April must have exceeded those II any
previous mouth Upon close eNzmina Ion viii be found
that 10 The month from APRIL 8 To May The upors Of
grsin and oher sruc food have excee1ei those
other month reco-d by great srt-rL or Grain snf
the imports ofhi- single month hsv. been a. oows
IupOrffTt In The fn9ah- Apr,li 10 Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

letter from Munich. OF May "a, says -" The
lately given by the journal that the King intended
to separate the administrative power from the iudicis
turns out To be exact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

BosToS DEMOCRACY We learn by letter from
Boston that the seats erected on the Common for the
accommodation Of the Municipal authorities, their
friends snd for the has aoblesss genersy-were taken
down yesterday before the performances commenced.
by order Of the Msyor-who. in SO doing, anticipated
the action Of the outsiders Seats for the oice-hod
and stands for the people don't go down in Boston
or rather the seats do 20 down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

GoLD PFSs-For tbs heat and cheapest al 20 to "
GssAros Co. n Ceisf-sl Cup sairsD They sel FOE
81 50 precisely the ZEN that Others sell for g. Pens
ofs kinds, from y cents howard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The SMrHsoNIAS ISsTITUTIoS-The rumored
guaton by Prot HENRY Of the Secretsryship Of the
Smithsonian lnsttuon happy to learn, il with
foundation. Having accepted the responsible duties
Of that posthe viii maintain his position This announce.
meut will be received with general satisfaction BY the
friends Of the Institution Under the direction Of Prof
Henry 1t will doub, attain that eminent usefulness
OF which Il Is capable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

LreHr HAT CIEyR HAD i-KNox, at lss Fulton.
St has beautiful light and airy Sum ner Hats,
pressy adapted to the great summer object Of keep
iug cool"
The healthy and vigorous seton of the brain more or
less depends upon the freedom and elasticity OF the
head II therefore follows that Summer hats should b
Ugh, and airy possible and that shy man make
more money with one of Knoxs than with any o,hsrs-
Try the experiment jel7 TuThNSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

~ Col HASKELL occupies some four columns
of the Nashville Wing with rebutter Of Gen Pillows
charges sgain.t him We have had time read the
article but what have read satisfies that Gen. Pill
low Is as welI used up a. be was AZ Cerro Gordo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

~ A New Orleans paper says that Col Don
has been nominated by the Wings "a their can
dIdate for Governor Of Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

IL Tha St Louis papers announce the arrival
Of portion Of Col Douphan. troops ia that city. The
city authorities voted DO with which dersy the
penses ofa public reception Of the troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

RIVER AND HARBoR CONFERENCE.-The impor.
tant and very numerous assemblsge was to have met
on the 5th inst at Chicago. The General Committee
are Messrs. Jas. L. Barton, Buffalo J. w Allen Ceve
land Augs. 5. Porter, Detroit B. Kilbourne and w
Duane Wilson, Milwaukee; A. B. Chambers. 81 Louis
and w B. Ogden, G w Dole and 5 L. Smith Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

y,.., Esronesn lines AZ that from Berlin 10 81 Pc
, ,sr.burxh a. Pstersoursh 10 Moscow and Ooesssi
Berlin 10 visnns; Vienns 70 Trieste fsrs 70 VS.,
sci =. -,nult.n-ou. trsit. ihus PROG sef 20 49,
foro al maritime tsrnin the Mediterranean 'n1 -"
ne the adrisfic and the Black Ses. and 10 oen"
some city 10 BE- sfterwsrd agreed upon ~ne' s.,~v
verying and continuation Of man = r-inc so. ,L.E
IAN emblem Of their social and poiirc-i o 49, 49,
80 -. - s,s,sd ~ snoropriate popular ana st-to
,,iv.i. oar contemporary thinks that tne o e
from - Petersburg 10 N.rseilles (~oout i''' ~
be safely done In three osys ,, =
o,vvx cuxrsrrSA --Quesn Christina mas arrived IN
0CkhN M -. ,,,esent o. reside At Mamsison.
sonr DAYS from the lsi 70 the 4th Instant
:, t,,s on her route from Naples and had private
audience OF the rope
IT, di.pu,e. between the Ottoman Porte and Greece
- 90 ~ settled sy 9 reference 10 the Austrian govern
ment e a.,
land IL 20 be bed ~ Edinburgh the lsth inst for tne
purDo.e Of insiuting educational association which
sitter IL has been Incorporated will grspt educational
degrees, and otherwise organise the scholastic oooy
The QUAKEH's OATH The King Of Sweden has or
dered the msmbersOf Society of Friends can give tne
declaration thus Il declare and eolemniy assure
which IL 20 be accepted II An oath had been GUY
made.
FUNERAL OF DR CRILMEss The funeral Of this
ds,ing uished took place on Friday week when DIS
remains committed 70 the earth 10 the Cemetery
Al Grange near Edinburgh. IN the presence OF many
thousand persons the funeral prOces.On consisting OF
the civic authorities the gentry the msgis'rscy sno
NUMBERS only Il the Free Church but OF TIE bstaD
hsbsd Church of Scotland. and various dissenting con
gregstODs who. together with other mourDers amount
I'd 10 nearly 1900 persons
Il was reported in Madrid the 9th inst that the
Queen mad declared that unless some measures were
adopted 10 relieve her the Of domestic misery
10 which she has been involved By her marriage, sne
will sbdicAte.
The national testimonial subscription for Mr. Golden
has reached upward Of $4,000 and il pOv being closed
The honorable member ia now At Turin where "a a,
Naples Rome Florence, Genoa and slsew here, ban
ourt was offered 20 him.
Its said that Immediately the PRONUNCIATION OF the
new Laws In Tuscany giving certsn restricted freedom
10 the press no less than journals announced
In Florence bearing the titles Of In Pafrta LEts'oo'
and LArRO Journal is alec about 70 sppesr 81 Leg
horn.
Mr. Alfred Tenpyson. the distinguished poet u at
present trying the effect Of the coldwser system 81 DR.
| John on's establishment Umberslsoe Hail. near BIZ
mini bam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The latest Intelligence from Russia is brought by
Count DE R-ynevs the chsrge d'~fsrcs OF France At
81 Petersburg who has jus, arrived At Psrs Tor the
purpose IL 10 said of satisfying person greatly eon.
c,ls.d as 90 real Of the Emperor toward
the French government He states that the Emperors
health 10 seriously affected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The UsIoS.--The Courier des Etats inns says
that the sailing this had been postponed to the
Goth ult This accounts for her nonarriyal hitherto
~ A superior bill Of attraction is offered at the
American Museum today. glance ST the advertise.
ment will show. Performance a, q and "a o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

AWNINGS The subscribers prepared to make
and put mp Iron Awning Poets and Frame. according
plan adopted by the Common Council Of this City and
shown at the Street Commissioner'- Office.
HENRY G SCOTT and
THOMAS CARNLEY.
iv9 a. 100 and POI Grand 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

GEoRGIA-A State Convention OF the Wings
was held at Milledgeville on the lst inst Gen.
DUScAN l. CLIScH Of Camden, the Hero Of the
Withlacooche sturdy and strong Wing, was
nominated for Governor. That be will be elected
by triumphant majority. We will not suffer our
selves 70 doubt Resolutions were adopted nomi-
mating Gen. TAILOR 10 the Presidency and thank
ing Mr. Calhoun Tor his late course IN the United
States Senate The Locos. at their Convention,
nominated Mr. Towns as their candidate for Go
vernon aud refused to pass resolutions in favor Of
Gen Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

The Emperor has directed the Governors of provinces
cause tue qusottes Of corn fixed by Law 70 be- stored
In the grsnsres est sp~cu-,ions In corn for
foreign countries should cause scarcity
grrs, Ore occurred Ia gr.nsry At Moscow, about
the middle OF las, month and nearly lsOO quarters OF
wcro destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
y33t.

AWNING Posrs IN BROADWAY Tho style Of awning
posts submitted by the subscribers having been sP
proved by the City authorities the poets will be INSIDE
OF iron particularly selected for s strength and the vt
most dispatch used in fulfilling orders for the
ton OF which they well prepared The price has
been fixed at the lowest remuueratiug rate.
iyllw wORR.LL & 60. %. -. % and % Elm st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


u The Louisriile Journai seems to have bet
ter reason for undertaking the'character Of Gen.
Taylors political opinions than any other paper IN
the country What the editor asserts may be re-
he'd upon-and TO his opinions more credit should
be given than to any other expression Of the Gen
erals views save those over MS own signature.
The Journal Of June % says that Gen Taylor
does not deny in his Cincinnati letter nor will he
depv that in his opinions and feelings be isa Wing
within the last three dsys'-ssys the editor
o. We have seen letter from Gen Taylor in which
he twice declares. unequivocslly and in so many
words. that eis a WHO" In that letter how
ever he strongly disclaius everything like partisan
asperitv and expresses ardent desire 10 see the
country delivered from the evils which partisan
violence has brought upon it
All this is reconcileable with the sentiments ex'
pressed in the letter to the Cincinnati Signal, and
aids to confirm us in the belief that the letter IS
genuine.
No one should deprecste more than Gen Taylor
partisan asperity for no one has suffered more
from its effects It prompted the scanty force with
which be marched upon Monterey designed bis
disgrace for accepting the captulation Of that place
and contemplated bis being hemmed in there by
quadrupe bis own force or the hardly less dread
f1l alternative Of overwhelming defeat. To sup
pose that Gen. Taylor has any sympathy with Lo-
co-Focoisn, is absurd His character andiife rebut
such an outrageous suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

g. splendid liquid hair dye that gyes the hair fee
Jet BLACK COLOR ssd imp and sofrns H. 10 The soLC
TiOs JsT sold a. sl-mind, 8l-Cbs.hsmsI Price a
c.nls or 81. Us 1le0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

RECIPE fOR THE HUMss HAIR, To FORCE ITS CROWN
HgALTH, IT soFT, SILKY, cLEAs AND fiNE Per
sons Tin consequence Of tie many thngs sodl oct
down eyey article (he II never 50 gOod,) "a humbug "
people could be made 10 Try IS bottle OF JONGss IoRl
Has RESTORATIVE and how n mskes dry rusty, red
light hair moist, son. aubuTn and DARK kseps and ~
for time causes II To grow nsursiy b.aut
fully n pie could the Bupber OF poor fespectAbe
mechanics that IT, fsge and ind the cheapest lhDg
FOR dressing and besuufying the har for keeping Il soft
and In order three times any OthsT Ncs msie
and forces tho hair to grow slope its falling lhs
dsndruf &c.
wish people Try Sold only NJ 81 tmlnd 52) Chahsm.
ST. New York, D l39 fultOn-st Brooklyn. ly7 2eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

PHRENoLoGY-The following invitation from
some the influential citizens Of Bangor Me. has
recently been presented to and accepted by Mr. Fowler
who 4. one Of the accurate denestors Of character
now living: BANGOR Me. June %, lsiL
Mr. l. n FowhER-SH The undersigned. citizens of
Bangor cordially nyns you 3 deliver 10 them course
of lectures on tho science ofhrenology You will find
here many ardent friends of Phrenology and fine field
open for spreading the doctrines which you have long
and % ably advocated and by doing which you have sc
compshed so much good 10 the BY bringing promi
nently before the mind the Physiological laws OF our
being and unfolding the only correct system for securing
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25

have him die!' said The Doctor, parodying with
comical emphasis the delivery of Joanny, who
had taken the part al tie father Of the Hora-
til.
81 know you are excellent at joke" retort-
ed Pelletier, whose vexation was rapidly turn
ing to anger: ':but you know that l am not ac-
customed to serve as butt. BE good enough
to speak seriously. Is it true that Douchereau
was never in danger" -. =,
'In grea: danger, sn,the contrary. Was he
not about fighting your
$50 that when you sent him 10 Nice"
SIT was to prevent the duel. As a physician,
watch over the health of my clients; and it
was my duty to preserve Bouchereau from your
sword, which is said to be terrible maady.
'One of which you will perhaps have to cure
yourself before very long, exclaimed the Cap
tain, completely ezasperated by the Doctors
GOODNESS. "The idiot Bouchereau may die of
fear, or of anything else. certainly shall not
do him the honor to NEEDLE with him; but you,
my friend, SO skilled in sharp jests, shall be
glad to see if your valor equals your wit"
The part of an unfortunate and mystliied rival
is SO humiliatng, that Pelletiers vanity pre-
vented his stating his real ground of complaint
and mentioning the name of Madame Bouche-
reau. The Doctor initiated his reserve, and
listened to the officers defiance with the same
tranquil smile which had previously played up
GU his couDtenance.
"My dear Captain he said, Sat this moment
you would particularly ike to pass your good
sword through MY body, or to lodge bali in
my leg-for, in consideration Of our old friend
ship, presume yoa voii' spare my head. You
shall have the oppnrtnnit if YOU positively in
sist upon it. But if yoH kill me, who win ar
range your marriage with Ma1cmosclle Nam
teuii?'
Pelleter started a. his adversary with an as
| tonished look, which rcdoubled lie Doctor's
good kumor.
"Who is Mademoisele NanteuiI!" he at last
said, his voice invountarily softenng.
Gan amiable heiress whom attend, altho'
she is in perfect health; who has two hundred
francs in possession, as much more in perspec
tive, and who, if an intelligent friend undertook
the negotiation, would consent, think, to be-
stow her hand and fortune upon good looking
fellow like YOURSELF
'Confound this Magnianr' said the Captain,
taking the Doctors arm, Kit is impossible TO
be angry with him."
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25

as they desired the Apparatus very much~ aed
it was worth twice the amoon. they paid for the
tickets. -
The first night he opened in Louisville, he
received not cent. The night was rainy
The artist returned TO his room with sorrqX-
ful heart But " there are better tunes a coss-
ing" On the next night of exhibition he re-
ceived the enormous SUN of ten dollars. Final
,ly, the public became convinced that his picture
was worth looking at, and then they focked 70
see by hundreds. The great painter left ths
city with few thousand dollars. lie went ~
rectly to Boston, where the work Of AIT has
been duly appreciated. Admiring thousands
have visited it, and the enterprsing artist s de-
seryedly reaping golden harvest.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-08-25
Captivity Of Lit. Whfpple.

The Sun Of .4nahmdc publishes che follow
ing letter from Lieut.. WhippIe, giving an &C
count of his capture and treatment as p,isoa-
er: .-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
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