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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
Trinl of Col. Eremonf.

The InteNigeAeer contains report OF the second
days proceedings ofihe Cour, Martial In the case Of 1t
Col Fremont from which learn that the charges
preferred sgapst Col =. are under three main heads
Of mutiny oisobedieuce OF the orders o bis immediate
commander and conduct tending % Induce Ike DISC
bedsnce on the part of others The charges ara sub
sisnstsd by specifications OF fact Involving As TO par
tculsr acts. muuny IN their everest aspect and me
inferior offences m the miltest sht
The conduct alleged 10 made out sgsinsi the &C
cused By series Of documentary proofs. showing
that Lieut.. Col Fremont when duly informed Of
the commission from the Government as Commander
In Chief with which Gen hearney arrived In Cali
FORMS, refused by written replies TO obey bis mill.
,sry orders and persisted 10 act - military and
Civil Governor Of the conquered territory alleging
the grounds Of this refusal. his own previous sp-
polntment a. Governor and Commander By Com
nooore stockton and the fact that the authority
conferred Gen Kearney had become obsolete by the
force OF looked % by the Government a. 10
happen until alter tho arrival Of Gen kearney In the
territory. TIE chief Of these events was tho accom-
pshment OF tns conquest Of California already achieved
By Commodore Stockton and Col Fremont, before the
coming Of Gen. Kearney and the troops under bis
command
such 4. the general justification set up ~ Col Ere
mont lie farther sussns IT, 10 his written answers 10
the orders sent hm, by alleging that Gen hssroey In
the beginning, recognised hls authority. Ins special
plea H. thu other hand met by the special plea that
Col Fremont did At first By formally reporting himself
snd hi. command 10 Gen. Kssrney acknowledge biz
nght 10 command.
The chsrgrs, IN which these respective claims are
thus displayed BY the orders and counter orders OF the
t~o commanders show various scts Of insuoordnston
On the part Of Col Fremont consisting either In the re-
f1sa obey the orders addressed 10 him BY ten kesr
ney In prsstng exercise In certain cases the al
thorty OF Commander inchef and Governor, or In ef
iorts 10 procure other In the military and naval
service 10 Join him Ia resistance Of Gen. kesrneys al
,hor,y.
The documents produced In the accusation show him
either directly declining for the already stated
submit orders exercising thereafter the powers
Of Governor &c. or suggesting 10 others causes why
Gen. Kesrney's commission not valid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
NETWORK ELECTION.

A1s,xr Nov IS NJ

ArpaxT Nov. SIS P. VI
sohoha-ie County has gone Hunker b. Or 10
eieciiue beth Assembiymen Bets barnoainef'
goes into Delaware about 200 ahead AoAt-oinei!
has elected both Whi- Members Saratoga elects
one Leo HOLSTER b. Ten msjority- Monroe gives
zoo. Livingston 600 majority Tor the Wing state
Ticket Chenango 30 Loco lst Assembly D's'- 90
Loco the other doubtful
N74soa c.. has chosen one Wing and one Loco
Anemblyman.
Ofsegohss given 600 Loco nsj on the state ticket,
and 300 msj for Little Wing. for senator he IS
elected also one Wing Member.
Ctenang0 gives the Hunker state neSe1 %
msj. lst Assembly District - Loco d dououu-
Herkimer mas given 600 Wing ma. on the state
ticket. and elected both Wing Assemblymen.
Clinton electsa Whig Member and Sheriff.
Osrrego has given q Wbig MAJ. on state ticket
and chosen both Wig Mcmbe, Of Assembly.
Cortland gives Whig ma. Of $50 on the state
ticket ard elects Wing Member by J55. Han Is
elected Senator.
CkeBuHg hss chosen a Whig AssemblymAn.
Togo elects Loco-F oco Member BY 20 MAJ
Yates gives $50 Wing ma. on State ticket and
over 800 on Assenblyman.
Br0ons a largely Whig.
Warren elects a Wing Assemblyman and gives
Whig maj. on Senator.
Esser Is Whig and nothing else-oi course
Oaeida is largely Whig, elec,ing Wing sena
tor Loco and Wing members
Oaosd0ga has also given good Wing ma on
the state ticket-elects Wing senator Loco
and Wig members
Wayne gives Wing ma oa the state ticket
and & Loco F oco mai on Senator.
Fulton has given Loco.Foco maj.
Washington, always true, gives about 600 Wing
majority.
ColuHbia elect. both Wing Anembymen'-
Small Wing msj on State ticket
Sekolaro-6O0 or 700 Loco on State ticket
both Loco Asscmblymen elected. Belts. Barn
burner. has some 600 over Allaben for Senator.
Montgomery elects both Wing members.
Saratoga gives the Wing State ticket 300 maj
and elects one Loco member, Holster, by 10 maj
Monroe gives the Wing State ticket 100 msj
/ Liriagst0a has given Wing MAJ. Of 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

Il We are panied to be obliged 10 announce
the cesih OF Mr. Crawford Livinsston OF ths house Of
Livingston A Wells lie expired 81 the house Vi his
.iheI q, nsf pact four yesterday Afternoon he hsc
Oeen III s5f several weeks disease Of the luags sn4
his friends hal hope Of hs recovery for seyers
days pat Mr.. Livingston Is very isv0rssly Known In
is!s CON muni:y e1teTPrisog Vi business
honorable and pTonPt IN al his dealings, aud warn
friend his heart allied ~iss generous impulses and
he bad 50 open hand inss ooeyed iaoss impulses lie
was tue gsnemAn IN the 0~st sease q that Term, Aac
We 90 DO, believe be asd al sneny q TIE World. His
loss vii be seriously fell and sincerely sePorsd y
large circle OF friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
Things In Philadelphia.

LOTI6sp ln1srcc OF q IrlUlne-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. f-P. NJ
There Is genera absence OF transactions to-day,
dealers wsng tor the The sales u Flour have
not exceecej 500 ools Al 80 70 o. hns and extra.
cargo ssls Of Maryland Red Wheat a; - and lot
of Pennsy Yellow Corn at IS cents constitute tbs
days transactions In Grain Cotton feeble At y 10 10
500 bags Rio Coffee At II 10 II CTS. Whisky 10
bbls nominal a. 30 eta No other Transactions.
stocks we're sihou, msteria change.
F1a Board and Sf0-5O Lehizh Coal Scrip ~; & coo
: So 5y-Cospons "a 1000 Cry 50, 70. lO2; 10000
Read Bds 6gi 100 Penns 81 10 100 Road. III 1000
PenuA - 73i - Glrar5 l0s.
SecoH5 Board and Ajia-f.7O0 Z 6. Sc. l02 50 :
Bank 81 5 Grard. lot $500 Z ) g. o. lO3; LOO
6s ~, l02. 200 -, 81, 100 100 senyl Esvs
os 50 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
FIRST sENATE DISTRICT.

Queeap is reported lso maj for Wing State
Ticket, go for Smith, Wing Assembly Sggoik
i. said to be 1876 Loco on the state Ticket. II So
Mr. Vail. Wing Senator. goes to Richmond Staten
island a. ahead Richmond is supposed to be 80
or 30 Loco. This is close enough TO be somewhat
interesting
p. S.-Having sent 10 Staten Island for the re-
turns Of that County, though unnecessarily, we are
satisfied that our Senator is defeated. Richmond
is probably 100 against US on the State Ticket and
one report makes Suffolk 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
New-Jer>ey A Loco-Foco Governor-Le gi-Ia-
ture Wing.

kEw bRUNswIcK, Nov. 4, "
H. GREKLEf To our shame New-Jersey has
elected a Loco Foco Governor by majority Of
near ,, 800 Isnot this isgrsceiUl-produced, as 1t
has been, by a portion Of the Wings OF Essex,
Hudson, Passaic aud Morris voting for Haines =
The Whie loss In the above counties is ?, i3s. Mr
Wrights unfortunate position in ls4S, when he
permitted himself to be elected ~ Congress by the
Loco Foco party, is the groundwork OF this shame
ful result However great the proyocaiion, there
can be no excuse tor those Wings VINO have pro
duced our present defeat they should not dare 70
look an honest Jersey Wing in the face.
The Wing strength in the Legislature IS not I'm
paired by the detection IN the Eastern Counties
Parties are divided as follows
Ssaais Asss nbly T0.al.
wings. -.----l- y %
LocOs. ~ -
Whig ma. Join. NOte-.-...-..-....2i
The Wings OF the Centre fought the good tight,
a. in By gone days. SOMERSET gave Wing ma
iofity Tor Gov ernOr OF 23s noble old MIDDLEsEA
the same by 2oS, reelecung It's sterling W ing
CLERK by overwhelming vote 1 rather guess
the Loco Foco opponents OF TEE BROAD SEAL
kHOU Rtm.
Indomitable Wings OF the Empire State We
heartily congratulate you upon your recent over
whelning and most important victory Brighter
days are coming. boys Let as never despair In
the great campaign Of ls4s, with our own HARRY
CLAY, you need have no Tears tor the Jersey bihes
w shall be on hand.
The Whig Banner q" Protection 10 Home Lab0-
A Ceaseless Opposition 70 an Aggrssstoe VA
and ne Farfher ErteRsl0H o. Siarery, Will mos.
assuredly wave In triumph. Truly yours,
J. d q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

MARKETs.-CottOn-The market as steady, and
sales OF 90 bales made a. % Tor good mddng
10 fair Four-Tne market was hrm with ssles Of 500
obls illinois ard Missouri chocs MARKS 81 - - 10
q 80 Cor1-Ssles u 500 b1shes wers msas, consist
Ing mostly Of prime shipping yellow a. Sc 70 60c Sugar
The market sss dali sad Transactions l.mi,et-sms
sales we're made range Of % 10 &c for In
lerior 10 prins. Pork-ssles Of small parcels were
made ~ sl2 IS 10 tl3 for Mess and tl Is 10 sl- per
Dbl for Prime Whisky ives held 81 p 10 2-ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

The Counties 10 come 10 Will probably increase
this msjority-CHAUrAUeUf and 81. La~renee are
among them-ususlly antagonist, but hand Ia hand
this year in determined hostility 70 the Safety Fund
dynasty and 10 in1exible devotion 70 the principle
oil Nc ExTEssIos Or SLAVE TERRiTOKY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
THE stale Ticket.

So far as We can hear, the msjorties Tor Lieut.
Governor are nearly as follows. We have chosen
,b. os;es a. fair test Of the State Ticket since
neither Mr.. Fish nor Judge Dayton was On the
Anti Rent or any other than his own regular ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
CINCINNATI Nov alp. NJ.

MARKETs-Fl our-Ssles cf 1000 bbls- good ca
rL brands II Is a. e choice brands are held at
Is boz few sales and 10 small lots. Waeaf-rne
ket atea1y former rates. Corn-Bgt litgis doing.
Os,s-a4 - eta per 11sheL Provisions-rhe market
arm q, sl2 . u IS LArd-No. !, 10 q 10 cu No. ?
7tss WnsEy-sses In oois lsi ~ with an upward
tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

GyS. TarroR-The A0rfa Miscellany Of inc
GA ui,.no says 81" We conversed on lnurs y -
,,on ls.tsth gentlemen who hss beer Tor some To
..ehea Ia the qusr termsstrs department. In Gen Icy
%. svi.lcn snd who LETT the Rio Grsude On ihe 90
ut,r,o Ne informed ne that the stat n'nis eoniaiera
=, e. ,.re~. that the General would visit this country
T., The month If November Is wthou, foundation. lua
"a hsro hss he bands fun and hss maie cal On re
Goveromeut for r,inforcements 20 daper'e ine large
guerrilla forces that concentrating u ihe neshoof
$50 ~ NJ, camp ar. who are becoming exceeding
hold and ipsolent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

YER, CRuz 1t is said that the guerriiies pa ne
;ni,v are taking measures 10 distress ino lnhsosns
Of that city by cus,ins "a the supplies OF p'osi.ons
s.lx .ent 10 Hitherto the country ioks have oetn a.
i,xd a. carry on their mArkstug freely now. scfls
under SUPERIOR orders the sE0rieros are cuiHrg OF
hi. ,r.c The srco IRIS protests against 90. m,ss
urs II il has the sanction OF the "ovsrn'f oi zoe St
:. - g., Ia senouncts 4, a. i8hcmsn. as bearing
n,oersby upon the poorer clsss Of citizens snd eseer
in m brirg upon ,hs county the curse ~ foreign -
80 "a So usr IN o plcayune. -olh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

BULL FIeHrs IN Nrw-oRLrAss Prom IL
Paris of the goth uli We learn hat New -ofe.ss 10
about TO add to the lot ~ public smuie'nenis to es.ni
alton Of the ball fzht The arena vas s'ressy
completed and the fret entertainment wss - take place
oc as, Sunday Tho managers hsd s2srsd no p,a. 70
Insure divcrsing spectacle on that occasion. con
psny Of regular buhs hiers vas every moment expected
rom Matsmoros and tie ssmas we're % rTo tne rsHi
morning from Attskspss IRE ma,asef 10 Dor FRA
ei.,o Lopez snc Ia Pavis i 10 hope hat ~ "sy Re
encouraged in bis new branch Of ln3Gsry espeei4y
IA os,r, hi, patrons large amount OF 40 sgfeeses
i,ver,ion rew 10 these regions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

WIsocssIs LEGIsLATURE.-It has been deter
mined mat toe present sh. Be extra instead Of reg
gl4r session Mr. Holmes has Introduced Dill pfovid
10 for Dew Convention for the iornsuon Of Con
sglloa Il authorizes the Governor 10 appoint persons
In each County take tns eeosus and "A case Of tee
rejection OF the Copsrtnson ~ issGe hs proclamation
Tor ias election Of Delegates 10 snosa.x Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

CoSSEcrIcUI.-The Wing state Convention
met a. New Haven yesterday, go Delegates in at
tendance and nominated Clark Bisseil for Gov
ela0r Charles J. McCurdy for Lieut. Governor,
John B. Robertson for Secretary Of State, Joseph
B. Gilbert, Treasurer, and Abiish Cstlin for Con
troIler.
The following are the Delegates 70 the National
Convention
Delegates at large, chas w. Rockwell and Hon.
Truman Smith Ist Congressional District Jno.
Il. BrocksAy Id. James Babcock lid John
TrambGl IVth, Nelson L. White.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

~ That able artist IN Daeuerfeotl p'' Ai
whom, We have hsd occasion 10 spcss hereioiore las
msred the honor 81 being caei b the fslace 70 "Ne
the portraits OF his Imperial Majesty sni ~ e ss.es
prlnrs.,es. slso some Views from the windows OF me
p.scs Al sss crl.,oys1 We have s,cn also e'Aut al
copy Of the portrait OF the ste mpersdof ,ae toanari
of the Empre) which hangs Ia the hsc"phqn Nnsi"oe'
~ ths Palace snd We could not hep but admire TIE
,,rfec,iou of the copy His -tndio Be visited - ~
bonr, of ths dsy where q number OF theso beautiful
specimens msy be seen.
NJ yoKAxp SPOKEN OF shove has rooms az 1872 Chst
hsmr opposite the Theatre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

Loss OF THE NARRAGAsszr.-We learn irom u,
,-,,i,.,,u y,ss o. Mouisy evening that ih' 'i'an'r
S.a,.,.., from, charlest1o. b0u0c f)r Nev Of'ssrs
-, - ,sar The the Mosquito lnist Florida, Anf
!. .ueoo.ei will be total loss-ero~ ara p'',en.,f'
s.vss Th. Nsrr.gsnseti sss formerly IA ne ule %
tween tA. City aud -tonington che eet I'c,-'g ni
sersone extensive alteration for the purposa o. u.sr
~.ry the calf OF Mexico The weather On ine SCUM
en- coast hss been very seytre recently
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

go. Nen.-A regular meeting Of this Comlnit'eo
-, b. held AZ the Bros5 soy House, Friday evening
Nv 5. at past : O'Clock. By order
JAS 7. 81. BLEAKLEY' Chairman
81, s,ssst s~''H' Secretaries ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
RROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

CHARTER CoSyEsTIoS-The members Of this
Convention assembled Of the Lyceum Building lat
evening pursuant ~ adjournment.
report IA favor sf regulating Emisrsnt Boarding
Houses aud the connected with the same was
accepted aud ordered TO be printed
Toe Convention then went into COMMITTEES Of tie
Whole for The purpose Of resumng the consideration Of
the report Of the Committee Public Schools After
making sundry unmportsn. amendments, the rspor,
vas referred back 10 the COMMITTEES TO report complete
The consideration Of the Committee Assessment
Was made the special order for the next meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
The slave Trials nj Mount Heiiy-'"e
riiitary called ouf-t-rcaf Excitement


Pzr1ApxIFHIA Nov. 4--6 2. N.
On Thursday three worthy, hard WORKING cor
o-.5 ,s-.ons from 25 70 IS years old-Commodore
- am, Chase ana Elizabeth Brooks-vcre ar
r.,ss AZ NJ Holly West Jersey by person from Mary
land who claims them as fugitive slaves my Nere
taken Def re- judges Haywood Mchenfy sna Deacon io'
hearing and oemAnded triA BY Jury. This beng
g-,s,ss tie case w.s postponed all today The Judges
saedea 10, 70 touch the question Of eon'utanonShJ
~ the lax under which the proceeding was Instituted
.sd which va alleged 70 eondct with the acts Of Con
srsss
Todsy TIE case rss called up. strstion and hone,
for the cisinlnt-sgencsr. and lie eeeorsiea Ds'io
Paul Brown Of Philadelphia for the 'sves me MA
created much exe.t-neu; sons the people OF NJ Ho'
w. snd the Jury. after being out aoo7s - MINUS
brought IN verdict IL favor Of the claimants
A, the ofs,er. were removing the slaves from ,hs
Court room oue Of them attempted 20 escsPe when the
sheriff drew pistol and threatened 70 shoot down any
person who should Interfere. The slaves were very
badly treated The citizens demonstrated ard were on
the point Of rsscuns the chssls personal of the Ma
ryl.uder xhen the military nteriered and BY their IS
ss,aaee the property was safely lodged IN prison 10
be taken thence 70 worse prisons IN Maryland.
The excitement among the people ran very high oa'
the crowd anAly dispersed without doing any ses Of
violence Hal Columbia
PHILADELPHIA Nov. Z, lsi1.
Two men. Barney McGuire and one man m
kDorn were killed BY the collision At Port Clinton ls''
evening smother nsmed John Regsn, "a not expected
il not expected - live, snd ere others are seHoe'y
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

ASSAULT WITH A KsFT-On Wednesday eve
ming last respectable Of this city rhose name
view Of spsrng the feelings OF bis family has been
withheld visited the oyster saloon Of Mr. colgsn 1876
Fulton In state Of grsA, excitement and commenced
breaking bottles glasses &c snd % the proprietor ofthe
saloon attempting to prevent The intruder from doing
farther damage the latter seized oyster knife and
made several unsuccessful Efforts TO stab him. and then
led he arrested yesterday BY officer Clayton, and
~ss held 10 bail by Jusuce Pierce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

e TIE brig John French arrived Yesterday Al
ernOon 50 days. from Aon'svdso but hrcushi no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

BuRGLARY.-The premises Of Mr. J. C. Bel, No
Is Fatonst were entered lev nighu sgo By forcing
open tie sculte and quantity Of silver ware stolen
Inefeirom Several individuals have since been arrest
ed OF suspicion Of having committed ths robbery bat
inus TAR nothing calculated lead 10 the detection OF
tns hieyes hss been discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

y WILLIAA n. SrAsroS. Esa. Editor Of the
Au-Yss A2Pssl, died % the 2lss ulL Of psrayss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

NEwJEssEY-The Nerark AfvertIssr states
Hsiness majority for Governor at 2,5ls-Bergen
and Monmouth estimated from partial returns
The Legislature Will stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

IT, w GRrAtoN 4 Go. u Cedafst sfe selling tho
genuine Albert q Bailey Pen Tor dolly Si l' silver
Pencil Case included. Also, Levi Browne SPENCER
Rende JOSIAH Hayden 60 and other Pens % see5feiei
/ stamp, A. reduced prices Gold Pens Ter0iuted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

w The cheapest and best place in the city 20 get yonf
Boo.s Shoes or Caters isAt JosEss, Annst nea the
Museum You can get there good Boots Tor - D, 90
can be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite saving lie
also cells dr.rrate Boot - %, which Is usually sold
for IS DOube.soied proof Boots AZ - o. - ad
So JoNEs has the systes Of doing Dusiness-eht
expenses aud small profits All goods purchased Al Ana
It. are warranted to give entire satisfaction o1o W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05
THE MFTAMORPHOsIS.

~ No who visited the FAIR Of the American last
tute al Nol0s In the year R fan ~ en-
did girl who the presiding deity OF alcoys Of boz
bons, conhts uyslns Juno 10 stat-llness and a.
sg Of Leda Ia beauty-no wonder she " the cyno
sure OF al eyes" Win aulfiess outline
Ceopatras her skin Wa almost equally dark complex
ion-but possessing that qte cegTRc ahd eKrems DC
icacy OF which rendered II doubtful ~bethss
could Be surpassed BY the perfect fairness In un
IL was such 20 the poet describes as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

~ Lands a. well as merchandise Of every and csn
now advertised 10 any section " the county and bu
nes rursut. established the knowledge 0tthe public D.
advertising ia the public newspaper 90 The very "isntis
from which customers desired at PALMEKs Agency ~
the Tribune Buildings, whore satisfactory information can
be had 70 facilitate udlc0up, safe thorough and com
plets system Of Advertising
Situations mey be procured, hands obtained and iniof
nation had OF absent friends through the Agency which
embrace the best papers OF the whole county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

KIRxBRIDEs TATTERsALLs HEAyg POwDyKs--Stll
more proofs Of their astonishing efficacy IN The Of
heayes bros en-wind, 0ughs aud colds Ia horses.
GGNI. bought, about sD weeks ago package Of your
Heave Powders fasorte horse which lad
besn trOabsd with heayes tor more than years III,
very bad ons sud % severe ~ o. nctpseAis
him for half his usual labor and had resisted all the
dies ordinarily given for this disease. Thee had eject
hut oil ghty diminish the heaging while they were
taken But that package Of your remedy has completely
oradicstsd the dlsease and his wind b. good
though II Is month since rs has taken the Powders and
l can warrant him sound. Respectfully,
GEO w. cANi,, Monroe Mlda'esex CO y. }
10. u. nlA llI.-L n u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

handful OF marching an cOlofs ~
and drums 5eaag ukht anasT the suus OF OF Their
principal Sles displaying the starsPangsc banner, a.
"a a< cc under their very and they with An army
ssi rssssace not the rrg edor 70 dve the invaders
Oh There Is no parallel 10 IL
Doyou hear again The eSemys country, the
people OF the soil leaving their homes, and yet
DO, the first effort TO drive the EHraaers od. And
il WAS not til after the Mexcsns had orcibly ana
repeatedly demonstrated against this shameful IN
vasion snd been virtually told to help themselves
DOT til after Gen Taylor had blockaded the mouth
OF the River, so as 70 stop the subsistence Of the
Mexican auuy--uot I'll our dragons under Col
Thornton gcd a superior Mexican force which
had bot molested it-that actual hostilities were
commenced by the Mexcans such Is the state
OF i9cts ON which Mr.. Polk announced that Amer
lean blood has been shed on American sol, and
Congress grsvely resolved that " ar exists % he
Gcf 81 Aexic0. Was there ever a more unblush-
ing defiance OF truth"
SO much for the origin Of the War now let Us
see Il what light the Wings regard IL.
The late very large STATE Conyentioa Of NAssA.
cHusErrs unanimously,
Resolved Thai the with AsAico PTeoied re.u
4 MOI the estms;e obi Prns Of the snnexstion Of e.s.
begun IN PalPsee violation Of the Constitution. sEa IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

"RicHElguv DMuoND-PoiSIED GOLD PISS Thee
admirable Pens have failed to give complete sit'ae
ton ia every instance They possess The requisites OF
elasticity and durability the highest degree and have IN
varaby proved themselves 20 be the best ana cheapest IN
the world Sold esclgsreig by d. +. WAfsoS CO. -
william..i one door below walst and y sayaGf, o.
Fatonst Gold Pens At a. 81 % and 81 So Gold Pens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

~ Mr. w. L. PALMA Ia our Agent Tor IL 's's Of
Tho Tribune In 5yrasuse.