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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-03
COMmEHClAL INTELLiG EnCE.
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:" IS Snip Uncas, for Cork. 81 ,46S
Vesseis in Port ncr ioading lpth Corn for Foreign
Ports-Ships Rob Roy, Nsrad, Montreal Coquimbo
and Forester barks Larch Empire, Louisiana and Jane
Cane; briggs Cstharne. Rogers and Montague.
Vesses and daily expected to load uih Corn for
Foreign Poyts-Br ships John Barring, Msry Seaton,
Raymond, Henrietta, Emblem, Commodore Napier, st.
Clara Charlotte Aim St Lawrence, Albert Scotia, We'll
lington AN. ships Vespasan, sad Warren Am barks
Canton, Wessacumcon, Gipsey, and Aliioth.
CINCINNATI, Feb 26--Flour-The only sales reported
yesterday were SO bbs from at 81 l0a wagon load
Wednesday Of 10000 bushels in sacks delivered at
point below at 80 C.; 1886 do. yesterday, In ear from
river, at 80 c; showing decline in prices
PirTsBuRs, Feb. 27.--Flour--Ths receipts have sud-
denly fallen q tribe and yesterday did not
hear Of single transaction Of the least consequence.
There improved feeling on the part OF holders and
almost 10 man they refuse 10 sell. We heard So 30
named a nominal price. We nothing to prevent
-four going back to 81 The canal will soon be open
and the Of export will then take that direction
BALTIMORE, March There sales of 1900 bbls
of Howard -four Friday afternoon and Saturday
Sc. This the current rate to-day at which note
sales OF 1000 bbls. The receipt price from is So
80 l2k Most holders ask S. 26. No wheat offering
and we are therefore, unable to make quotation -
SHES of Maryland corn to-day at 90 81 cents for white
and 80 81 cents for yellow Oats sell at 40 AZ cents
PHILADELPHIA, March Flour in better demand and
sales Of 900 bbls standard brands reported all at
3d. 200 bbls scraped brought So CO. Rye FiourA sale
made at 81 rs. Corn Meal-600 bbls Sold deivera-
bic tho opening Of navigation at 81 So and sale for
present delivery also reported at 81 GAY Wheat very
scarce 900 bushels only iar Pennsy reds sold at
1875 anoat; 1900 bushels to arrive three weeks
hence brought the price, and sale of primo is al
southern elbow at s7k measures Pennsylvania is held
at 20 c. weight. Oasl, 900 bu southern sold at 30
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I: s; .s S.s. :' se F. s:::: III
Aa: nell sass.y DAY. Norfolk with corn.
sesr Del Nos s.eh.r days ftsm Frsdsricksbus with
corn and dour 10 Souter, Brothers 49,
schr B.itimore Lsourette days from Baltimore mdss
Sem William Henry Ryder. Rappahannoek, with corn to
ss6r Laynis Hopkins Beuworsh. Baltimore corn to
sehr POom.s Nicholson, from Frederekburs with corn
schr Eisnor Ann Long, from Delaware with corn, TO
schr Metropolis stu from Rsppshsnuosk, with corn, to
Sehr yomelia, Bu~pu,. Norfolk, corn:
ssAI :;,s MsitI 6s!'sy rhl.fs,pAi. ssIa
Sch Prsc,ila. Lombard. Virginia,
schr ANA, hopkins. Bhtimore, pdse
Bark ida. Chapman, from Bo'ton, mot New orisan'
Brig Chstshooehee. Bacon. from Salem. NJ. with sorn'
OATS &c 70 Coz as,ov.
Ship Uncas, Lsth,m from Norfsk for Cork in distress,
Ship supposed the south Carolina, Hamilton, I'm Charies
Ship supposed the Auburn, Durfss. from New Orleans
with Ddse, TO Stanton Frost.
Also, ship; bark; brig unknown.
hence Belfast with Of gIsn, spoken
IS of hs Highlands the 2sth ut By the pilot boat
Washington returning In Distress she mad thrown over al
her cargo
off Egg Habor received pilot on Saudav monng ana mas
since been blown on Capt. Clifford came up IN me p,io
ec on sunday afternoon The injune. no received py ns
pilot Washington has been cruising IN Barnega IN
Of the Dover but up TO yesterday morning coud
nothing Of her. So.
Ships Louisiana for N Orleans Sullivan, for Charesen
bark Isabella, for Sligo brig Excel for Savannah.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Shlp Siias holmes-l,2 bales cotton De
Launey co-al0 do Z Leyerich-ilo Haven co-3i5 w
Barawe,l-2i q ibert-3 w Carlyle Richard IRWIN
40 bales hemp A q Jaidou-i do Newbod GTa-s0 mos
sugar BaTnwell-40 do Mark Wilson X Scottl0 barrels
hams Lees cos bbls beef 20 do sundries w Hill
son-73 do sundries Mechanic co-Sl do lard Brown
Nelsonl0S kegs lard U,heri20 pigs lead Locke
1898 do Rogers co-l039 do 1863 hides Roberts VIII
lisns-l csk hams Durbrdge-2 boxes Rode valid 4 Bro
the-s-i Asp-l Ii II Scheffelin col Starke, Day,
Staffer 4 coz Smith col Meyer X Cohen-5 Smith
II Merian Be nard-l pkg Dab icht-l box Feuton-
trunk Peele- do Everett Battele half and bbs
Hysop Broher-l b,l q houquet-3 do j l. Msss-l
mould 10 coils Haven col bale BE
&CbaImers-S bbls hid box ii as Wood-i parcel )
Stonee cks potash Schefsiin F0wler2 chests Major
Scarle-5 bbs bag flee Kebbey-l basket Harbeck x
co-2o7 bbis dri ed pc ,ches II boxes 70 order.
NEw ORLEAss-ship Ambassador hhds sugar III bales
cotton Toiey-2y do SO hams 100 bbis lard Narkoe
Wbu do 1884 hams cask, DO 2o3 lard 234
bols do Heron, Lees co., ck, wine Monroea 80
bbs half do Dwight Johason-6i bbs apples 20 chs
SO bale hemp Bau,o bales coton Il Lppett-7 do q
Darby-64 do Bsgar Kneelend-23l do Dunhan Moore
10 bales hides Corning soa-s, bags feather, Ranken 4
Dus anl00 bales Holden e, aoder-30 hhts obac
co Pansh-i23 bbls pork Heran. Lees cc-Hs Work
Dake-l0 pkgs copper Dbis do Wright Roberl0 bales
cotton Taylor.
CHARLEsToN--shpS outhport5l bales cotton Bulkley
&co-272 Drake Mills COL Ill cks co-,e4 spoiiord Y
Ilieson-iO0 w Pbliips-l45 Denist,n, Wood u coo
Wisner Gae-5 Lacket Becher-3s cks nee sprsgue;
Robinson n co-i6 Muller COSY II Sietang-lc0
bbis Jonss-30 pkgs to oraer.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2, ls47.

PHILADELPHIA, March ., ls47.
The hour between twelve and one o'clock Is de-
voted 10 the general assemblage of merchants on
change and the business transactions which took place
there yesterday and today, numerous that the
plan will doubtless become permanent Flour held
fmy at So with sales Of nearly 5000 barrels meal
81 80 cash. AMI sales made at the
price be delivered two weeks after the opening Of
rye meal TO arrive, ught 81 90 per barrel
several thousand bushels Of corn sold a, 80 c whiskey,
~ % cents
Sales OF Stocks ut Philadelphia.
:sMaRcH 2.-FRsr BoARD-50 Susq uehannah Canal, ga;
500 y Treasury Notes, igl: -
AFrHR sl3 Schuylkill Navigation, g,z; 100 Morns
Canal ~; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bond,, 70 -
SECOND boARp--23 Harrisburg Railroad, as1k; $1,000 Y >
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By Lest Nights Southern mail.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2-iPM.
Arrived, schrs Sabine Rebin.on 0risss'; Lake, Lake
do; John Compton, sharp, dos John Creuch Tomn, Cape
May. Cleared Br ,h peIthshne' Tsiit tSsIPoai bark
Myra Sudey. Ories".; schrs sGTer' somsrI knfst,b.
mond John Compton, sha ork; John Crouch Tom
lin do: Lexington Blaekman, do Paynter, Neal, do
HOms FGrts.
BALTIMORE, March 2-Ar steamer Osrs-reports on
Swan Point hip supposed he Admiral, fm York: aud
this tide brgs and several schs alo oH North Point
ship Aexauda Walker a ds fun Havre Cid ship Napi.r
Higgins. L'yeIpco bark lawrence Csowsn so.ton sla
Yesterday. brig Henry Wmhed, Belfast; on sunday Dig
Frances Jane, st Johns Pr.
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Foreign Markets.

MAYAGUEz, (P. r. Feb. II, 1917.
Our produce market continues excited state, by
of the great demand for prime sugars and mols
ter at S7 per ITO gallons while grades not
much in demand at to 4hc This latter description
continues to be taken for England only, France not
tering into competition at such prices. American
ducs of every description very abundant, and sales
effected with difficulty, at low rates
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BaItimore Cnttie Market.

MARCH There were $50 head Of bseves offered al
the scales to-day, all of which taken by packers
and butchers, except 60 head which driven to Phi
ladelpha Prices shade higher viz: So SO rs per
100 lbs on tho hoof equal to So 81 % net, The ave
rage rate is 50 37h HOgs-sales OF live hogs are ma.
king at So 50 a rs. Occasionally choice parcel
brings ST.
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FnsSe myers Arrived.

CANToN-3hIp Moatauk-Mrs Sarah Birch, New Bruus-
WICK. NJ; Rev Wells Mason Boom' York
dy Mrs Caha inc story James Insersoand 10 in the
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an CERTAIN DISEASES OF A DEEPLY INTE-
~ RESTING AND lNPORTAST NArURE.IDr.

ONRIEs sTiNd AND iHfoRTAST NATHRE.TDI.
RALrH ASS, Of .nv ~,v q
hss TO- thu! b. may BE- soa.a S az his pdv .n
aT chi sssy s e. to As o
f 5isEAsEs Iy "a TRi1E'' kfSSEy Bad
D DEa are anoS W." eeeS rS"s
'na
should devote hi. talents 70 disease, WHICH Of
tSoSsandh part these people .oei-
%
s The mud g as the s
,otay destroy the reproductive power Il Is fact that
msni IN the ccn.tigOn show themselves in other
way u sn . ssr he train of evils per
haps nothing 50 fruitful .oof,e ~ ne Of al
rs sh ea. eompsSt. Now
good such arc the yaoa Do hn:
diseases from saoher that common sense must tell
astonishing the author has Of witnessing
ss.s c sI y s spy pop. Ony
other, while few have been deceived entirely ior
ifTer emf aud innoceu disorders.
al th which o e s, o sa
Here the poor patient pay, for pill, or drops. %SSh
might .ub.de or disappear while generally stan
on slight et % s s or
eon s physle in the world would never
nd si'' .pss$ W
&c he .U wadd to SAY lie oa n's phy ~.
the city for shsr Iuhl how i mp c9n1. tina,
sns talent Sss The psrson such
With to he sSs o m
Inconvenience Nothing can exceed the i'm
deed in the hands proper persons
aDH day a. %sI Shs
come on business to this e for snort %ms only SS s1
anxiety for years.
Of those who cannot e con
mode Of which he adopts particularly to each nydua
ri, H., che be
atesed BY thousand, OF nares were the subject OH differ
&C coa.aatiOn, by post may addressed boy g lower
pos. cies aud will receive the most faithful and dOsr'''
B-p.tuct and separate rooms for those ., sS may
40 CURE, no FAY.-Dn. COHBlIT, ~ Dusr .gee',
N Royal Ceess Of snIs.2S,
%%n Sss, sss'S 90
20 cure the Of ,n' ds sss,. nsssn
s ia Sn. eSsis % weeks Gcn;ap.. de-
os,hsoms eO.tyey be restored 10 ha,h and
society," Dr. n,Sa nss n Sen Rs%e@Ss Is Dsss
ae Ss' door To DR.. Johnson's. ia5m.nc
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
coughs consumption aud ali affections Of the foa and
's soid in New YOk BY HosdIey rh.p, Co. isgserM
Rushton Co, Br adway Henry Jth,s?n hfnecMy,
Way: A. M.skm, 81, Brosdwsy, and drugg''hroush
| ont the Unitsd States and Csnadas tn. l., -,
bs formula of this preparation has been pubivu IN the
nm hi journals and has received tne hr
nsnaaton OF seyesa medical colleges and scps 70 tho
Oniteu cu a::.Ls an.s.s Tlnsrh
S5O 600 T9 aE ss . on sS%s Saa
! W. 10 c;,y Anpiv 10 a. ) BROD, No II
I'VE iea ests'e VI i o,cr water Office basement Tho has
bouse and lot for sale situated on tIh street. oppdte wash
ingon square. s..u.v % Land oBrooklvu
! real estate. Apply as abeve y.tt.--
BEEBE & O. STAR,
HATTERs,
1876 BROaDW.AY, VIEW IOR.
WILL introduce Spnpg Fashion for Gentinsns Hats'
w Marcia 1917 .H2 ,ut-r
| MOURNING COLLARS AT WHOESALE.
TIME best 10 be found in tie city, NJ sciars Hh-
IL Canal street. Southern and country realewul nno "
TO their advantage call before they ITO im'r
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II is said that there is probability Of the election OF
u Senators by the Iowa legislature at its present
leeaiou.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT-By and with
the advice and consent of the Senats.-Abraham Ed
wards rsappontsd Register of the Land Office at Kala
mazoo, Michigan.
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EEr M iS's 4: s:z II! " Il ~ a u ::
zSrra .sALEs-so Fsrmsrs' and MschsnieI Bank Asx'
81 Susquehannah CauaI, eX.
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to- Sclsys:a r.: X ciyss,. c:svi., e,ss.!s..
johnson. Of Nd, Manewu. Miller. Mofshscd, Pssfcs
Phelps, simmons. Uphsn, Webster, Woodbridgs-9I
Y And without q division the bill was passed.
Mr. skviER asked il the suspension Of the rules to day
in order to pass bills the other House. would apply
this bill
Mr.. WEsTcorr said he thought it would.
Mr. SEvIER was satisfied; and
On motion Of Mr. BREEsE. the Senate I'd journed, at
twenty minutes past o'clock in the morning.
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BEEBE & U, STAN,

BEEBE & o. STAh,
HAITERs,
1876 BROaDWHY, VIEW IOR.
WILL introduce Spnng Fashion for Gentiasns Has'
w Marcbe 1877. .12 WI
N0IIRNINli COLLAHS Ar Wholesale.
TIME best be found in tie city, NJ hciairs Hh
Il Canal street. Southern and country rehem,ii nno II
70 their advantage call before they purchase ITO m'r
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S5O,OUO SUNS to i SUIT applicants, gqopfgdnc'
I've zeal estate in this city. apply 70 = . H. 10
wall ar, e. in the Crot0n water oee basement mas
bonse and lot for sale situated on 4th street, oppde Wn
ington square. =, - .u..,, % Land oBrooklvu
~ y; ne'e .n,iv az shevr jaod9m.r
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question afterwards.
Mr.. g. J. IreER.oLL-I ask for the yeas and nays.
MIR CAnRoLL-Does the Chair make decision7
The SrxAxsR-The Chair made none. and will make
none until gentleman como to order. Rap rap; our
headache increa ed
r.CARnoLL-I ask whether i is in order
The SrsAKER-The Chair will not decide until order
restored. RAP, rap; bang bang
Mr. CARKoLL ask whethe. it Is in order, whether it
competent to move instructions to the committee,
The srsAxER-The Chair decides that the instructions
Of tho gentleman from Pennsylvania not in order
Mr. Ls7's-I appeal from the decision. [" Oh, no."1
Mr. CARaoLt, (stiii on the foor) ask r. One at
time gentlemen Ha, ha u have not ielded the
floor. t. Who said you hadP 90 on,"" down in
front"J
Messra. Husr of New York and Coss, arose at the
same time and asked question
The ssEAKsKThe Char decides that the instructions
OF the gentleman from Pennsy lvana not in order
air CAmsoLL-I raised q question.
MIR LsviN-I appeal from the decision Of the Chair
Ar. CAanoLL-I understand that the gentleman with.
drew the nppssl {" No, no"l
The question was taAen and toe decision Of the Chair
Mr. CASaoLL-I move that the bill be referred to the
Committee OF Ways and Means, with instructions to
mske report TO tho House forthwith.
amended
Mr. GKovEn-I move that the committee report a re-
commentator thar it do not pass
Mr.. WENIwoRTH-Mr Speaker
The SYEAgrR-Gentlemen will come to order.
than that OF Fulton Market.
MIR. CAaRoLL-Mr. Spoken
the Observation-Disclosures must come TO order. KNOCK,
knock
Mr. CARROLL (Elevating his voice)-DoI understand
the Speaker to decide that Is in order to
into oumee now, and not until the bin has been pre-
viousiy referred
The SrEAKER-The Chair has made no such deeision.
Mr.. CARGoLL-I withdraw my motion let tho bill be
referred to thei Committee OF the Whole the state Of
the Union.
Mr.. BRopHEAD-I demand the previous question.
The SPEAKER The gentleman has made the motion
several times II the demand for the previous question
BIO sustained. II will bring the House to immediate
vote 1t contains an appropriation, and will have to 20
to a committee.
MIR. Bowl have question Of order l'Ple 'nm up J
Ihe SPEAKER There are two or three pending now.
KNOCK, knock The Chair will ttate the que ston, II
Eenuenon will come TO order. KNOCK, knock, and a
iong pause A motion has been made to commit the bill
,ne COMMITTEES OF Ways aud deans. The gentleman
non Sew YORK Cr. CarolD moves TO commit II TO the
Smnit!ee OF the Whole State Of the Union, with
% acuohs 10 report forthwith The Chair dec ides that
H M n'ouon 10 commit to the Committee of Ways and
eon taxes precedence II this is not sustain ed then
.ee Juesuon wi be on sending il to the omsalttee of
the Whole on the State of the Union
| Mr. CAnRoLL--Must the motion be frat mn, nm rar.,
i'ng inc piA " me COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04
The L.nsfrnal.

On Saturday the Directors of the Colu-abu,
assa Acnio or Sprinsieal Railroad met with the
City Council Of this city, and the Commissioner.
Of the county, and had consultation on the fu-
turc action in re, atom this road. Every thing
went off IN the most harmonious manner each
expressing their greatest anxiety tina. the road
shoult be finished.
The old Directors Of tho road offered their
res gnatioas, 10 give the city anu county an op.
portunitv of elec,Gg rev ones ana a committee
of one from each Ward on The part of the city,
the three county commissioners, and five from
the Stockholders Of the Road were appointed to
meet on Tuesday Tomorrow aud propose new
set Of directors, This done, a re-survcy will
commence, and the work be put under contract
IS soon possible. The city council also ap-
pointed a delegation Of two Joseph Ridgway
and Or. Goodaie1 10 go TO Wheeling and meet
the President &r. McIaue9 aud Directors of
the Baltimore anu Ohio Raiiload Company who
are 20 be there ON "Wednesday in relation TO ex.
tending the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
y hceiing. il it should be u point, as the law
coatemplates, point near there. directly
through Ohio TO Columbus. and pointing to ST.
Louis.
II IS expected that Mr. McI.ano will visit Ohio
and reconnoiter rs far this point, (CoIumbus)
and perhaps farther west. A strong invitation
IS sent 70. him, and we have pretty fair assuran-
ccs that he viii fnd IT to the interest of tho
company OF winch he Is President so to do.--Oi
Statesman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

poor wonan's sku!l was broken in three places,
one of her shattered, AMI her whole pc rson
showing the marks of The most unmitira,ed vio-
ierce The bloody clothes OF Stewart wero
found stccwn on the floor,
a party o. The neish5oFs immediately started
a FaFsuit ct the murderer, anu Ca Monday they
oFs.'o0A and arrested him at Somerset, Perry
county a. lancaster. on their way back, it re-
CARED the utmost vigilance and precauticn to
retain hin from the hands Of iufuriatet mcb.
who had collected, determined to hang him with
OFT Jadg, or JaFy. They succeeded. however.
N reachiag Wilmington, where after examina-
ton before magistrate, he was committed to
avn, h:s trial st the mex; term Il the Court Of
Common Piyas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

ID to- When it can be done, the different colo-s
Of corn should be shipped separately, as mixed.
cases. Will not bring IS much as either
white or yellow. Last year the preference was
gwen to ,rhite, for shipment, and sometimes com
a.anded Toto - than yellow ana mix
e. Bat The foreign coas1 Pt.on has changed,
the article has become more known, ana Il
mas been found that yellow contains the most
.utricoas matter, that the pure yalLote is mos
csteeiae4 and has been selling IN Liverpool t;
one shifting per quarter more ta4a scaite. In
sirely pure, therefore, VIII lie almost certain 10
command the best rates, aud from present nd.-
ratious this kind VIII Iea4 the marx It the coming
season.
b paying attention 70 these suggestions not
only the farmer. bat the shipper. viii f4- his
tercst promotel-leoc,4e5tcr -;"relttscJ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

Tho Central Relief COMMITTEES OF the Society
Of Friends at Dublin, Acknowledges the receipt
Is the Cambria, Of donations from this country
for the relief of the su!Itr.n. Irish amounting 10
7GNak
saws lie Morning Positive have again The
qualification to announce The approach Of an
cye.t calculated to increase the domestic harpi-
ness Of our Sovereign and The Prince Consort
Her Najcsty's occouchment, Il $ confidently
stated viii take place IN August ncxt."
Tha King of Holland has been dangerously
i'll. The latest bulletins announce so:no ini-
proresacat.
agents from the Indians had appeared ia Lon
don, conpaningof the Hulson's Bay Company.
A woman died near Lon5on the 9:h from
the caee.s q inha.ins the r1go. q e'.sr, accor-
eng 70 the verdict Of eofouar's Jury
Ireland has been inundated with pror;=.ons.
and there IS now more fear Of pes;ilenre than Of
femme. Ii Dublin, tyghus fever is very preva-
leat. and IN Belfast, Cork and places III tAc n
terror, disease IS also raging feartu&y. The
worst symptom Of the country is tbs apathy
and indifference which have seized upon tie
people, who rely entirely upon others ana VIII
do nothing 70 help themselves. The prospects
Of spring work are improving.
rom Spain there is nothing Of importance.
TAere, 81. course trouble in the ministry, but
Portugal every thing quiet, anI i vas n
rlored that compromise ii progress. In
parts of Italy, especially in Tuscany movements
urc apprehendcd from the liberals. The Aus
TITAN army has been increased. In Germany, it
is said, the Zoiiyercln has resumed neg iiations
fo- 2 commercial treaty with the Unite4 States.
Of hos law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-04

In late letter TO Sylvester Schenck Of Aa-
burn. \. Y. Henry Clay in allusion 10 the Mexi-
can War, says:
..The brilliant achievements, and the glorious
laureis acquired. during lis prose ution crafty
ing as they are 10 our national pride aud charae-
ter, can never compensate for the exce2tioHab.e
manner in which L Was oegaa, the hraFe an
,atriotic lives which have been sacrsflcet, ana
the fearful issues which tremhie in contemplate
ing may grow out Of its termination. Bat have
NOT now 4 heart to dwell this painful theme.
l tn-n from il with hope and autiul sobfns sston
TO Him. chose no doubt wise but .lscrutabe cis-
rans4tioa has permitted this awful Calamity 10
visit oar beloved country