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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27


Their instrumental music. too,
Was mellow and sublime
Rich tones in chrystal drops would fall
In soft harmonious chime.
The cloth removed-lhe lovely ones
Ssem'd floating through the air
Led DER the floor on zephyr's wings.
/, seemed fairy's far.
! fancied spirits newly flown
From airy halls above
Had lent enchantment TO the scene
In innocence and love.
! though, myself one time amids.
A lovely fairy group;
And owned their po,cer for good or i'll.
Entangled 10 their loop!
a cloud Of genii, whispering good.
Each head with safety crown'd.
Bn, when you would encounter one
Il vanished like sound!
And fancy wrought her golden web
Round the Elyslan place
The scene eniranc'd-and awoks
Midst ladies, charms and grace!
But Love, whose beams can Iceland melt
Whose .eaden arrows kill
Let fly its golden one at me
With most consummate skill.
Amidst the crowd saw Miss
Her look impaired joy
The pressure of her hand--her smile.
An angel would decoy.
Her voice was softer than the harp
A sweet, golden lay;
Like mellow notes of some swee, bird.
Some lonely eve in May;
With innocence there seem'd combn'd
The gifts and eraces all.
Won. tell the color of her eyes
Nor whether short or tall.
I'm sad to think the sprightly girl
Must fade-aye. pass away.
10 mink the beauty on neF cheeh
Must wither and decay!
Those lily hands, those gentle eyes
The true and guieless heart,
Mus, all be still and cold in death;
Asd we ere long must part
cannot thus indulge my thoughts.
Must write of other things
I'm sure she'd be an angel aO,o,
If she had golden wings.
Live 10 an isolated STATED
Dc not yourselves deceive!
For Paradise was incomplete
Without Miss Lizzy Eve.
Then Adam was the happiest man
10 all the world-(complete)
Until Hiss Liza 'hook'd' some fruit,
And wheedled him to eat.
And Adam then would stroll about,
Nor sublinare his joy.
Until be married Liza Eve,
And she'd cherub boy.
A secret pov'r the magnet has
Each atom to infuss-
So lore imparts its charming pow'r,
Soft as the gentle dews.
PHILoMELA.
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Ok Power.

TEyIE subscriber living or sight miles from
Lancaster, Of the road 10 Prairie do Chicn,
keeps good teams and wlli DO ready on short no.
lice, % select and haul lumber from Wamerrs
min wherever waited, Or 10 do other teasning,
cheap for cash.
&. UNDERWOOD.
august I, 1916. 9I-lv.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.


This department consists Of a variety too extern
sive to be Published ia any newspaper, and conse-
quenty tie will only mention a TOW, and would re-
spocifully invite tho Ladies to coll and examine
Tor themselves. They win find winter bonnots;
merno shawls; embroidered de-; krit md blanket
do silk and linen hdfs CATERS; hf CATERS, and n
great variety Of slips and walking sboes prints;
Black-gatered, striped, figured and plain Alpacas;
figured wool Gro de Nsp; Merinos; Moualin dc
LANES; liigh Linen Damask table covers brown
and blachcd Shooting and Shifting; Bod Ticking
Dnlngs; Bishop Lawn; Jackoneti; Book Nus
lin Lace. eross-baned and figured Muslin; cling
hams; bombazines; nrtiGcials; gimp: ribbons;
fringe edgings; wells: gloves and mitts; baifalo,
she'll and dressing combs; tooth brushes; hair do;
and in fact a large show case full ofuselul articles
which cannot be named.
BOOKs-'fhe undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience in tho Book and StaiisnoTy bus
iness In New York, trusts that his assortment Of
HOOL BOOKS
and miscellaneous works in regard 70 usefulness
md interesting mattor, Cannot be surpassed 10
{ 20
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OF GROCERIES.

Teas, Cofsss, Sugar, Molasses, SOAP, Candles,
Tobacro. snuff, Cigars, Pepper, Spice, &c.
. who have purchases 70 make, are invited
70 examine our goods for yourselves.
Potosi, Nov. q, 1876. 81
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
BEAT No. /.

Commencing at the mouth of Big Platte river
and following said river to town line between
town and 4, thence west ON town line to range
line between and 4, thence south TO the Misss-
spp riv er, thence down said river to the place OF
beginning.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply or every description, for sale
1 "a cheap, AZ LANGWORTEY'S.
Jan lG, l6i7.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
BOOTS md SHOES.

Ny stock of Boots and Shoes are Of the vory best
quality, and OF all kinds and sizes.
Hats and Caps, &c, may be found in the assonm't.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

~ OWNS Elixir, a sure remedy for consainp-
iioa, snd al diseases Of Tho lungs. You
llat hays coughs try IL. For sale Al
lang. r. ". BARRIERS.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

RECEIPTS.
Amount OF taxes collected, l2,737 %
Amount received from grocery, tay-
ern, podlars and other licenses, 1,372 "a
Amount Of fines paid over by Justices
Of the peace, 135 81
Amount Of Judgements from District
Court paid over, 32i 30
Amount received for lands redeemed
co certificates sold, 972 SO
-
l5,4s7 81
Amount OF Orders outstanding 18th Of
January. 1871, 1861 SO
RESOURCES.
Judgments IN District Court all Of
which may DO considered good, be-
ing mostly secured by lien OH real
estate, l,la "a
Sheriff 8 certificates of sale on judg- l.
meni in favor Of the county, 294 SO
Interest on the above, AZ 80
Tax dee Is and certificates ofsale, 5000 90
Amount Of personal liabilities and
money in the treasury, 6l5 30
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s5,73S 90

HENRY l.. Massey
q. W. BYERLY, County Com'rs.
HENRY PATCH,
Dated, Lancaster, Jan. lG. l5i7. 45-12t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

arc offered nom 10 i2a etc. per yard.
Winter Clothing
which are made and readg for use, such as
Fashionable dresscoais, Vests;
Frock coats; Hats and Caps;
Over coats; Shirts, plain aud fnncy ;
Pants: Hickory do;
Merino drawers Wrappers,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
Fiscal Affairs of Grant COUNTY.

STATEMENT of the Receipts and Expendi,
~ lures Of Grant County, w. T., for the year
A. d., lS46, iom tho 18th day ofJanuary, 1884 6,
to the 18th day of January, 1917, inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

J, ia, "A, s.,eE ,nd,ng Augulf = The proceed go
IN our Cotton market during the paat week nave 9vath'
A., M Little or no change IN prices Of American deserip
- NOR IA. there been any relief 10 the dulness and de-
Mes on which have been long ia existence b,akis
"a lun their scarcity. rather higher Nhat
on intsres, have occurred bearing upon mar
M Ia, been external 70 the Cotton question itse se'h
a. the Il. lures London. and here also % snalei et,e
,nnecfe with the Corn trade, and the often repeated
iaenss " discount and dear money Had We not been
overad g questions Of This kind, " can hardly be doubted
fb.t H. rn Of holders founded upou hfht
k ,vonld have zyen prices an upward tendency fathf
fbau the res A. itis our quotations remain very %
Isfoe =. erythnx about confirming very dun, ed
- 49, ,,ir.nirx . prodfles. Or losing business the
re-ult o which likely % DIVE them 20 stl more ev
tracted Pton 1900 American ana - safn %, T
lie fof.l .aies pf the week 20 10 baes1eor@ non
Sc. ,.,-....
f.s,,,, Reps,1 The market has been dull throughout
a. k IL Although there has been some demand from
,sT. IN. op. ritio1- ~ the Trade continue on ian
red .csl- and prices generally close more 20 thrf Isy
but without causing sny n,A'ri.l "a .c.n "a
va 500 al espy rfer. $40 American The total sales
OF ne wee. amount % @o,7lo bales nifsd b'oserf
R,.oyf n, ne ssf sad,ns sept There - scarcely
novel cirun.taace ola ny snd, connected with ne pro
ceednz. in th. market throughou me past NeeA ns
.ue depressed and drO1 pinz state when We nav n'ee'
Ion some week. past sun continues asa rom W s az.
last W. car notice very ttie' " any, ehaHsr
or. sent zhtuess Of sos would aYp-ai ~
T. ,h xtinz .esle Of quot atoms, snd any improvement y
~ at.r1sk districts would be- AZ once senslDly lei
smong a. American ADD I'D sur ~ hsve ossn ~
on speculation zDd 40 America ~ ~ 49, n "a.
AID 10 PsruaIns for export. SAes WI '"' "'S"'-
bales-GsoyEe Heif SEQ.
fnetlsr Repoyt-The dullness noticed AT weex 81.
continue. 10 perVsde the market thr orlnan' 80 80
almost entirely limited tie necesslries oi ie 49,
There /. little change IN prices, when SIC
ular; qualities VI Alnsrca LAY, III
SPECTATORS have taken 80 Ameriesn 400 - a.,
exporters 40 American, 90 Pesnstns - ,,ssS ,ns. ~.
co.,trx snsold durnz the past month. lhs ~,s 80
The week amount " 'b"' DaAe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Miscellaneous.

p,.,,,, IN IN, f.onx TRADy The Russian Govern
ent hA. given orders the great iron oandry a SeAf
ina for the construction % steam engines lr ,ns
t-rsburs and number II Beldsn Dlteh and TERM an
sbiubuticers have -ngagd- The step OF the Rus
ian is of h'gh ln21rtAnc- 20 cofnefc
S,s,e,. a. =, h. contributed Tor the Wolza, which
tr.x-r., Russia from anrth SOUTH and nOss Into tn
Caspian Ses and by the Sas Caas 70 enec.ei "ta ~
LAKE. Of sdoga and tn Glif u fio.nd - he paw
g.,Ior of ,hs VIOLA bv steamers tre tSJ seas vii %
ssrs.,a. thing which a. formerly tn1u gci imPric-
,;e.bI, Tai, will ensbe Russia - nfDs her corn and
vIusss timber frnm ne inlAni PROVINCES b the mar
KIT. st.sn navigation i not - ~ couh1-1 y tAe
Woga but Il. T. extend q the Don the Danl th- Dale
- - ,ba gur Ukrznis. Is1ris H-ssaraoia- brsst
ks..,e W.. Russia aud the E.st Ses Proyiac.s vii 10
time exercise grsster irrlercf upon tnf yP-Ah
corn market thau America a. th- prs ht h.iy
,bous,pss .r.nx nov fed their Ny intJ hEssis oui
80 ,o,hioz N w I will tx place soae years neuc p
N Rv..i. a steamers On Der rivers u are
scarcity in Europe wouif uot haze oeen ie' a. mas
been The clear perception oi ths Lhpeief a. o-ee p
,sr.d the root OF the evil and the means ISf .iFAn;t-
he commercial Interests OF his c0un'y and me power
III iut TIA, conceived ,hs ites . capable Of carrying
II out.
Tuxs.r1.Sr1c SrrAxxKs-By sdvices from Ham
burg informed Insi me ne O. s s . PEI
Rr.rnrn sni S.xYorx has hsi al me Inhabitants 81
.t. 90 the shores Of th E1s ~iis the desrr OF rival
ling their brethren the Wr.ef rof sinf unls pss'
.a5rt. have been MAZE 10 - up ~ Oh '~-7fs o.
tr@-a Giuck stadf md the unitd St-1s ~i ni- pre-
- =, - ,oxsr1 r-alzaton that the American
uirf.,sr AZ Copenhagen l. expected =, b>mour4 IN
,bort time where b. - % rn-et M DOnHos'b INC IN
led states Moisisr al Berlin Win es 70 arrange .ns
r.t,-r The United Sssies Government 70 reported 70
- 49, fr favorable 10 the prVc IS 10 have promised 70
.dv.,rs on--haf Of the funds required provided tne
D.nish Government vii stEsncs me otneri ana X u
cousd-utlv stated that the Danish uosernment -na
,srx xtJIns Ear % the proposal To me inaaoianis o.
u.,,h,,g d. .chems appears very Wild cns and
vsrr v.Y c.leusied 70 entail ruinous losses upon al
psr,iss in,srsssea The sstablshzsni Of line OF steam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

between Gluck.sdi snd i5e United states wil be
fhe signal for the formation 81 similar line between
Hsmturg snf th- republican ccnieceraion. for confe
9 the ~0ui1 BE- forced upon the inhsoi
tsufs 81 Hamburg unless they desired 10 an i'm
p-rtaLt part II their commerce transferred from Ham
burg O. Giuckssdt The Idea Of too hoes of sesmers
from the Ebe 70 thu United states In addition to The
srssiy ex.,irg from the Wcs-r. 10 preposterous
One Of them would necessarily have so 10 the val
The King Of Greece has conferred thu Cross OF the
Order Of Redemption upon Bsrun Meyer Charles de
Roihschli who probably the nfsi Je~ tas, ever re-
c-ived that decoration.
Klein hss returned 70 France from Bozo's having
made srysng-meBts vita he Government, for the est-o-
i.hment OF railway across the I.lhmus OF Psnsms.
The Peruvian President accepted the proposal u
Mr. Wfeslfighs % construct line Of railway The hrst
In Peru between Lima and Csso length OF about SIX
rnil-s
TIE Queen be. been pleased sppoini William Wsl-
ksr Fsq ~ Government Secretary and Secretary ~
tn Court OF Policy Tor the Colony OF BRUSH Guiana
Nr Golden on the l4tn al. was al h6oigsberg,
whittier be- hai gone from Dtntzic. He u-Nt goes To
Nshu Novogoroi O. visit the celebrated isir and thence
o. Il Petersburg
Prince William Lowsnstein WeFlheim. one OF whose
sons stached 70 the RGssisn Embassy expired lac,
serk AZ bathing pscs a lev miles from Os,end.
TIE Pru..lan Government hiss lust determined II
lighthouse of the second Glass at DsSer or in
the srronoisssment OF Sirslsuni
YR- RRENNER -1hi. gentleman. ~ho hes greatly
sddr3 % his reputation By hs successful Efforts % o
,srste the Great Britain from Dandrnm Bay has besn
trgulsry successful In al his undertakes ~ similar
kind H- has now rsisod fewer than 90 submerged
vessels Some firl~ ago 30 succeeded IN saving
81 Swedish iron L-oneog Messrs JevOEs ami Sons.
0i TIL. from board vessel sunk IN ep water,
on the coast Of Scotland Mr. Bremuer h very unas
suuing homely looking man. bu; he hss BY bis works,
earned a fame which will BE- handed down o. future
2 ncrafi0us with the mercantile marine an commercial
history of bic n-t.ge land His Mr. teVsrd rem-
nsr Wss associated with him 20 the ors of
nr the Grrai Britain sni Dy his zeal talent .ud ensrsy,
contributed greatly toward its successful accomplish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
European Corn Trade.

LoSDoS-The weather dEring the past Fortnight n.s
hen a very favorable Character Harvest op~ atoms
nav. therefore proceeded with much sctTty IN :.
5,. te accounts q the crops cheering and ss
lsfsct0ry. This desirable safe " hinss ssarn
"a tr,,rtafious Vi brea6stGfs" from abroad upon
verv extensive scale teuced cause the MAJ p -
- inactive, and pnces o. rseed- DgnH6 lAe - -
x .ek -uduk August D. Whsst fell - a. ahh ef-
esu Flour f1liy is per Dbl Oat-, also were 20 =
money than quoted By on the osh IN "a - .
he be.. Qualities met moderste degree on stsnon 80
81. 20 s. or Canadian &c. Indian Corn $50 90 So
al Is. 10 $50 per qr Flour being resisesy
Wb~.r I'd ready sale % rs % 10 per Do for an
80 Tinted states brands The transactions IN rore sn
~ -. ~ 49, lzth we're limited terms barely equal ~
49,. srrent On the I'D and % the 9th another decline
:, ~ r az vas submitted The business done in Flour
Surtnx thcss days August = and ~ vss not extensive
.or., we're cd q - ~ On The 10Th there WAS say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


The complexion or me Money Market hss not improved
~ th departure of the Of the 18Th ut but Tar
f-r heavy failures the Corn trade end me espnoi u
nor- bills founded sh pmruts Of breadturs nave l
.,ss.-d lie di.trusi and diriculues 90 The time
The crops VI Gram u the most productive ai'tiits
r,dy secured s1i though there has been some
fr he harvest n the latter districts has on the whole
zen undressing se0rab s.. - sufficiently indictied ~
fn d~pfes-ed state OF the Corn markets ouf -
i45 10 a. 10 - Tor the best Western Canal snd mia
l~lpha add Baltimore may be- quoted a. - - o p-
bbl. sour 10 lis, American Nnra - /. Z, % p S'
H. TIE crops Ia France represented a. abundant pc
,rd aI former rear. The disease IN the potato crop ~
49, -o b.. increasing much a. 10 did lat season bi hDi
H. dtuni.h@d culture this j. % much rss i port
., IN has. however checked the fall IN indian Npfn
~ h.t r.rce of which selling rather NOR tfrfy
AZ - pr quarter, and heated snd So ~
= 10 - Ind Corn Meal Is - % per
I Dccs.onai forced sales 0f al sind- u gram ana h-f
80 made Tor cash below these quotations almost daily
IN he last " he snpronlisns prospect ~
te American growing Cotton crop are c0nshefeh a. NOR
favorable FOR holders yet our mar<et hss aecline1
III Ia u.r ID The sales for the week endin2 <ith nv
sut- y - 40 bales. Of which specn iafors tooA Us
- rt1r. sos and the business tor the week ending
guus has been see bales Of which only ooo are %
.-.cui .an and 90 for export The American dr-lrP
.rs tb- week consist Of go pland AZ - ~ 80
ri..r. al "a 27J1 Alabama and Mobile AZ - a
~ n =. Island d. nd per ID. The quotation ioi
,ir InIauf . u. fair Noble % and fss Olean' ~ pc
h s uusasiact0ry state Of The trade of tnr spinner
"a ,snfarturers iorcinz farther c0Ttaiment Of ths
oi Cotton aud this, together with the money
o-e..gr- e--ctuaIly cheeks speculation
About 1903 bbs Of rurpentre have been sod A. ne 40
reed prices Of a. "a % p per ct but the mAiket ma
hrre heavy and the last sale AZ - 81 ior very Pr '
-.ifv Considerable sales Of American Rosn have beer
f,,ss a 3. Der cvt BROWN. SHlPLEf Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21

The London Times of the 18th says Our Lisbon
lettars OF the 21 ut announce tho appointment OF the
new Ministry, which was composed OF
N Antonio De Azavedo mello Csrvaho. Minister OF
the Kingdom and President Of tho Council;
n Francisco Antonio Fernandez da silva ferrao MIN
isier Of Tccrsiastical Affairs and justice;
BARON de Luz Minister of Foreign Affairs
NJ Marino Migusl Franzni. Minister Of Finance
NJ ioso do +. Percirs de Mello, Minister OF Marine
and Colonies and
Earoo de Almofalla Minister Of Wsr.
oar correspondent adds that this cabinet was not
likely 20 endure many days. and that the Csbfsisis
hoped it would speedily give way to Costa C"orsl and
Wilmer s. Smiths European Tines has the
following;
Before the late Mnsiry reel. nsd, decree was ssusi
ny tho CoTtes Tor tho ~ u January next Tie
elections % commence In November The electoral
qualhcao Is nxed IS before, BY The amount "i Greet
taxation except in the Of officials aud pensioners
who are entities vote u In the receipt oil luJ miires
wear This Is Intended 10 swamp the Tree eousttuen-
cies but the Liberals making great exertons hnst
ing 10 success II liberal ministry In power and al
any rate hat bribery aud violence must oevtAOy lead
=, me doNuf.I of Al anu-populAr government. The
STAT Of tho provinces "a igtttu Caoraist PDghn'
cianeafO Ia consderod certain 10 tue event o. ne"
ministry being appointed. Sir William PNNer had
sat 9Th thr English feet for the Medilerranl an, eaF
ipg Inc Canopus America aud two steamers a. Lisbon
sir l. Naper's fqusfr0n looked Tor win anxiety
IN, Drston steamer had lett on Oporto 10 order u
secure pilots q earn the ships into the lssus Tue
financial difficulties OF the Government were a. great --
ever. The s1pioyts were unpaid ana ue ol'Au'c -
WAS becoming general No One would pay taxes Inc
Custom House and tobacco contract slone yield any
revenue and these - per cent less Than the accustomed
amount 80. ,
Indan Corn crops ssriouiy inlared BY ne want
of rain UufAvnrable accounts hst also been rec.iFtu
from the wine country and unless soasons9ie chsns
IA The weather akes place ihe vintage would Dc osi 10
quality. aud deficient la quantity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Liverpool Markets.

4ua<rtoan.-snce our iat report iDo az
- 80 limited the supplies however, are faiins ~
h Iii I,ad " greater demand add orisAef iH1
- . m h~t@r request aud the sales have been 70 a.
- &, Me- W, note that the advertisement Tor Lis
Navy contract 'or tns year does not festf's'
- Tb rr- a. formerly The quantity required i y DO
-. poyx AID 500 terces BEET The improved De
t a. Bse0n noticed IN lsst has continued aud ths
49, h. becore much reduced. fine sorts command fuIl
re. and are more frsey purchased than middhnx and
t.s-r,sr Hams continue quite drug There s no I'M
sroveu-st the quality q the imports OF Cheese me
- III 1uence very slow. really me article q
,.nrb wsnted There has been weeping demand ior
I'D the sales lsst exceeding 30 tons " :
oe an sdvance of p 20 s. cw' with the stock muc
redae~S Burer Of home production is IN dull request
the better qualities reaching As OWNS 70 the ses'
clrY VI Grease Butter, iis value has advanced
Notwithstanding the want Of commercial conn
dence srsinz from the numerous failures 10 tns co,a
trade the difficulty IN obtaining discounts At
rsfe on bills 9th rst character, and the
sumption a.inz from partial suspension o. IN
ia the manufacturing districts. the Iron FAC iS
steady and al those easssed IN i pr2n.ssy h in
The principal Of this continued s- ,r.. "A
the requirements u the numerous hs "a i-.ixnd nos
construction throughout Great bnis'n 49,. esrrisr~s
ouIy Tor rails bur for stsoas. engines - ,.Sse2
repairs and variety OF poIpp'ss- s,s,ss This d.
iron !, the principal m&terf. Isq- ~ 80. "a nm.
L.. III eonfin0e for length o. nms 40 IN
~ -. es...r,on no material Ieaseues ~, r 80
"a - ss.orsbiy expected Judging ~ past sxPe
can % 100. Of provisions result sooner OF s'e, 10
sctiviry and ehsspnes. q money o -
ss,et The Frss-Trsds nessures recently e1'o wv "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
-witzerlan d.

The Swiss Diet came on the s7th TO DECISION
with respect u tho federal officers VINO are e0onee,eo "
service With ihe Sonderbund. Tseivo states an -
half states voted FOG the proposition OF the Drec'oy M
striking of lists the federal stat al ;ne oicer'
OF whseveT rank who may hold service under inc eou
dsrbund and eight States and two hall States voted
against H. The deoste which preceded The vote Is
very animated The ~arike preparations on Dotn n,es
AZ me Quarrel sfi carried on with great ACTIVITY
and IL /. believed that Austria has oPenly declared ID
favor of the Catholic party
,,.r. from B-rne Of the 18th ult state that on the
virs. ssy the VOrori In reply 10 the unic siou
II hsd addressed TO the csnions OF the different deei
ION, OF The Diet respecting the hsd received
fa-m.l ascl.rs,os from the Couocl of STATE of Ln-
con.esrnx the validity Of the d. erees Of the th
asa ana 3ls OF July although they had been adopted
By q majority Of u and bal SAn'ons .ounea "
State moreover added that u would ress' tner exc,
cute By every means in i,s power TIE example Of
Lucsrne would. in al probability, be followed BY the
other Catholic Cantons
Italy.
Letters from Rome have reached us down 70 me
80 nit II vM rspcrsd IN that Capita nA' me see's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-21
Cane OF Good Hope.

Papers OF the 18th June state that the head4uar'
,er.bsd heen ,s.sbshed At Grshsms Town, where TIE
Governor aud ine Lieutenant Grncrn hAi aIfFsn' au
int nded o. remain some umf. ~ s-h, ~ t'
.,s and trivses of the 9Th 9Oh. and Isl battalion
qls regiments whose term oi service had expired hsh
been offered soimeuts oi Land "a condition q" iht %
ine military s,rsice ir e,sHs ~ emsrs icy
By letters from the C.ps 10 the jJtn june Ais'n'
e,, ktFriand h. been received which i very unsai
Isf,csory respecting The .,sie a that colony 'n-i
sf.r t5ok place hets TIE Britain forces ana ire Isi
fro tribe unler Saddle IA the ION Jhnr "nieh s1'e
- 1s,,, ~ fs,n,y % Consequence Of ~ numaric al
strength The lnss ol tho cstfes. hD@1seri NSs n'
doubt VERY considerable. wnie that sustained ey osl
arln. sas comparatively Insignificant ihon ~s derps
f,llv of olr ,o'. pran.r) vai MORALLY wounded b.
havins dift IN the l.tl.