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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-25

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 40, ls47.
affairs of Harvard CoIteke.


.afairs Of Harvard College.
Thinking 1t inconsistent with the uniyersality Of
your journal that matters and things this quarter
should be overlooked, We take upon ourselves to give
you some account Of that amiable old lady 1t Cam
bridge, Alma Mater
The complaints Of characterization among the stu.
DENTS and the talk Of Mr. Everstts resignation which
time ago going the the papers have
Of late subsidized. That extremely sensitive gentleman
having TO the conclusion that such thing a.
human psrfectibity IL to be found among three hun
dred students has become somewhat more inclined to
You will probably be troubled with no more reports Of
his resignation.
rust Of centuries and Is decidedly looking up There
prospect OF her doing some practical good with her
Tor hs S
school was to receive his formed no induce
msnt to that proverbiay modest individual struy
refreshing In these degenerate days. to suoh an
ample of disinterested Mberslity The corps Of pro-
fessors Of this school is already formed and the build
ings to be erected IL strange that this
University, possessing she does every advantage
quisite to place her in the first rank OF literary nsitu
have allowed herself to rest satisfied With her ancient
reputation, and have suffered her younger, but
go ahead rival Yale to distance her Perhaps the IS
founding truth sometime other to tho ple
thorc individuals who occupy her high places that In
this practical world improvement Is considered Of moro
cation mention Of the evil influences which have
been at work to retsrd her prosperity.
FINE SroRr.-A number Of "hunters" from
Dayton have been in the woods this fall. Their
success generally has been very encouraging But the
finest SPORT seems to have fallen in the way Of Jim
Davis He" baggedn Ave deer, and bear weighing 426
pounds The bear was shot in pauldng county, about
three quarters OF mile from the camp Of the party
with which Davis went out When nrst seem the bear
was standing upon his hind lsgs nearly sreopawing
something on tree. He soon came down upon all
the ham and ranged through to the neck This
phatically fire In the rear" The bear started or
Wit n hnu hu navia suA tllah
by ball In the brain, the third shot Davis shipped his
prize at the junction and arrived here Saturday In
good condition. When erect the Warmth was 6h
feet high. He must have been an old setter.-Daytsn
journal.
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Programme of the Arrangements made by the
special Committee

appointed 5y the Common Council ofthe Guy Of Ns0 YORK.
To make gements for the
CELEBRATIONS OF THE GREAT AND GLORIOUS yIcTo-
RIEs THAT HAVE BEES ACHIEVED BY THE
AMERICAN FORCES IL THE WAR now
EXISTING BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MEXICO.
Ths committee have selected FRIDAY, the 7lh day
Nav n.tsnt a, the Gay which TO celebrate the VlCTO
RIEs Of Pao Alto de IA Palms, Monterey Buena
Visa and Vera Cruz, and the Arrangements FOR the day are
a. follows.
A, Sunrise National Salute will be fred from the Bat.
,erv and The National flag will be displayed from all he
Public Buildings -
salute OF One Hundred Guns will be fred Al Twelve
O'Clock At noon at the folio wing places viz the Battery,
wa.hins ton Square TompIin' Square, and Harlem
I'LL
The First Division Of Artillery commanded by Mslor
General SANFORD and the other military corps will parade
IN bonor of The occasion The line will be formed on the
Battery At o'clock, P. ~
The route Of The troops will be from tho Battery through
nsrsett-ldst 70 Broscway-up Broadway 10 Warren-sL
DOWN Warren st. 70 West Broadway-through West
ROADWAY to Cansl.t-up Cana-sL and Broadway to
Odd through Grand-sL TO the Bowery-down the
Bowery and chs,hsmst to the City Hall where they viii
nav IN. honor. Of marching salute to The Mayor and
Common Council and afer hrng e d, joe in the PARK,
will be dismissed.
THE military being under The command Of MAJOR Cen
. SANFORD all corps DESTROYS Of uniting IN the eeeors
aon will report 10 him
The City Hall aud other Public Buildings IN the PARK
will he brilliantly Illuminated In The evening oeing he
Eve II he anniversary Of The Baiile Of Palo Ato)
Inc ulumlrsaous 10 commence al eight O'Clock IN the
evening; At which time Signal Rockets viii be sent up
from las City Hall
On SATURDAY, the eighth day Of May Inst IN honor
n The u,,riou. Dead that have fallen In h. battles Of
p.o Alto, Resacs dc la Palma, Monterey, buens Vista
sad Vera Cruz
From sunrise until the Says on ali he public
h,la,ng. will be displayed hsfmssli aad the keeper.
~ All public b1diugs AID the shipping in The hsroor
are requested to display rer s.gs IN he same manner
iarou CHOU, The day.
The Bells will be to'led from twelve O'Clock noon Until
one O'CLOCK, P. VI.
By order Of the Joint Special Committee.
LTv LIVINGSTON, BJ AEsERoLE,
EGBERT BENSON, JOHN FooTE,
VIM A. WALKER,
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen
STEPHEN r. FEEKs, LEWIS 5. DOD,
| JAMES ROBERT son, THOs McELRATH,
DENNIS MULLINS,
Com rittee Of the Board Of Ass'L Aldermen.
New-Yofk May 2 l'47. my4 ~
I
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prsPArcHBs FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ElECTRlC TELEGRAPH
RAl1rroRz. Nay Is P. NJ.

bALIiNoAhi Nsy - ~
The mail has failed south OF Weldon.
The back New Orleans mail notices several ar.
rivals from the Brazos but no direct news from
either division Of the army except that no battle
had taken place beyond Vera Cruz at latest dates.
twas anticipated that Santa Anna let Mexico
on the "a ut. by post for the Army. He had re.
laws Of horses stationed on the road, and moved
with srea, rapidity. Rumors were contradictory
Of his intentions Some say that he bore the
wishes of the Mexican Government reiafve 70
speedy pacifcation; others that he would head the
Army and make desperate resistance.
No field action is reported. But the tendencies
are toward q guerilla war
The report was prevalent at the Brszos that den
Lamar with his command had been surprised, sur
rounded ard destroyed by largely superior Mexi-
can force.
VIRGISiA-McMullen's election IN the Thir-
teenth d strict Of Virginia is now claimed by e
small majority. TIE Fourteenth is still uncertain
PHILADELPHIA, May 6-5 ?. NJ
The Southern Mail has reached Fredencksoursh
with advices from New Orleans TO the 9sth ult. 1t
brings nothing new.
The mail with advices to the 2eth has failed.
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the latter many have been misled TO believe the
causes Of the War such that the killing OF Aexi'
cans therein is meritorious while more have con
sidered only that their Country called and tha'
obedience 70 her call was the imperative dictate
Of Duty Let their patriotic spirit have due honor
while we labor 50 to enghten and renovate Pub
lie Sentiment tha; il may never again be rendered
subservent to the ssnguinary schemes oil sordid
Avsroe or unchastened ambition.
Admit. If we must that many have been lured
into the field in good part BY the love Of adventure
longing for the not excitements Of the battle TIE
stern Joy Of the victory Who is there, IN this
world Of struggle and conflict who cannot make
allowance for this Who mas not felt, ere now, a
keen desire, at some time in his life, 70 sgnalize
MS devotion 70 Freedom, Truth and Justice IN d.
rect and palpabe conflict with the embattled hosts
Of Tyranny, Error and Wrong-to charge with the
rushing column or stand in the mistaken line. and
calmly obey the order 10 Close up as the can
non-shot plow their red burrows through it Such
impulses are or have been in the hearts OF as all.
Let not those who have learned that the true arena
Of conflict for Liberty and Light is not on the tent
ed PLAN. bat wherever Wrong prevails or Error -
cherished-that the true weapons OF our warfare
are not those Of carnage and boodshed, but OF en-
ligbteoment reprOof and cOnviction-desplse or ex-
ecrate all who DO not see as they DO. w no OF Us
can well afford Judge consciously the moral sP
prehensiOus Of others
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. ALBANY. May 81 ?. NJ
The bill for the appointment of Railway Commis
soner was referred, to be reported complete in EH
ecutive session.
Thomas n Harris, Stephen D. Horton Zetu'
Barker and Charles w Sheffield were confirmed
as Hell Gate Pilots.
Bill read and passed-to recover root beer DOT
ties in relation to the First Division of Artillery
in the City OF New-York, the NewYork Annual
Tax bill. for the reconstruction on the Crooked
Lake Canal: to prevent fraudulent sales at auction
The Report OF the Committee on Conference on
the Judicial District bill was agreed to-
AyEs-Bsckus Barlow Beekman, Burnhsm, Croker
Denniston Folsom Hand, Johnson Jones Les'sr, Nor
MS Sanford Sedgwick, B. smith ). smith, lA4eo''
Townsend Williams foung-D
NAYs-Besch. Emmons, Grdey, Hall Hard huggies
Van SchoOnhoyen
Samuel Luckey OF Rochester, was chosen he
gent of the University in place OF w {. Bouck.-
The Railway Freight bill was up but not dis
posed Of g.. .
Common Pleas and Superior Court OF Newly ORR
was ordered to a third reading.
The Railroad ght bill was committed 10 DC
reported compete--its provisions being extendes
10 the Albany and Troy Road.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill from the Senate to regulate Railways
connecting with each other, and to require Rail
road Companies to lay down heavy rails, were or
dered to a third reading
The Judiciary Organization bin was reported
with amendments
The bill for a Free Academy in NewYork wa
reported complete.
Bills passed Tor the incorporation OF Plank Roa'
aud Turnpike Companies 10 amend the charter o
the New York Fire Insurance Company.
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A pOTNTED CASE.


From TIE Euenmg Posi-, .fpTI So Yesterday uofbNs
several syer Spoons were stolen from The house 70
HsmmoDd.sL II 10 thought they ,toien BY 49,
g,oboys ny raising he front basement wiadc~, nc
ware having been lmprUde1ly eft Ia such goss
alton" C0mm<ra-JONEs'S SASH LOCK ss1rasa
sSFR, sgAoA aiDay PARTON Lotks dssf en- es1
iasA and cannot be VnlocI by ,Aakmg tsyr'sI ssss
lille economical snd duI eDlo sfair would lhefsiy 49,
saved several dollars worth Of silver Isoss Nv, a
security, well convenience, viii 90 ~en y, az
carpenter trfiug Job The arcle is, or WIN 70, =. x
Of s bard Dealers asd County Mrrchsnn - sss n
my7 a. MANUFACTURERS DEPOT, o So'A'
sAsDss sARsAPAsLLA.-1his preparation 70 o'@ -,
lion heretofore unknown the history Of medicine o.
ing entirely in its character and operations from DC
Gus preparations OF sarsspsrilla, which have been
fefent time. offered the public 1t acts specifically
the whole system thereby bringing II under lite d!fsa
immediate. influence Although possessed Of po~efAHS
controlling effects, YET II is entirely harmless 90 "@
cannot injure the most delicate constitution Wh@
perfect health efsc, IL produced BY It's use, e1e
increase Of apostle; but when dlses,e 10 seated .
frame and hurrying fat lie victims along The pam
then its my serious iIfaenee 10 felt aud seen II
new life and vigor and brings health and sueogEs oS
the suffering and diseased
Prepared and cold, wholesale and retail, bJ A. .
| SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, loo Fulion-sl corr, -
Wllliam-sl rs Broadway, uud n East Brosa"s1 4.
York Sold also by Druggists generally shfoass
Uni.ed States. Price 81 per bottle. or SIX ooele'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

STEAMBOAT ISsFEoToRs.-An article having aP-
pssred In one Of the PhAdephia papers giving inior
nation that The propeller Black Diamond bad collapsed
her steam chimney On her first TIP after having been
inspected BY the New-York Inspector Nov II Is tut
justice to Inspectors state that As regards the IN
sPccton the statements entirely erroneous as the B. D.
WAS upon the waters Of the Delaware and hailed from
Philadelphia, sns vas or should have been inspected
there the Inspectors here having authority to inpec;
other vessels than such get their license ~ port
within their district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

GREAT FIRE IN Sr. LoUIs.-St. Louis was visit
ed by very destructive FIRE on the 27th ut The IRE
broke out in the Hemp and general warehouse of Rae &
Kercheval corner Of Greene and Second sts. which
with large amount of hemp. 1000 bbls salt quantity
of lard rope. sc. WAS entirely consumed. Several
frame tenements on secondst occupied as stores and
shops were destroyed SCOTS Hotel was nearly con
sumed The Virginia Hotel, the Gen Clark House, snd
the York House were much damaged. four story
brick building was destroyed and several small one,
more or less Injured Three fremen badly burned
while fighting the devouring elements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
lljlifary.

Our uniform corps will parade to-day with In
creased qualification in consequence OF the passage oil
the Law preserving their organization rights and Pnvi
leges This important act includes the Light Infantry
companies as well the First Division OF Artillery and
thus preserves to the City body OF volunteer troops
upon whose discipline citizens and magistrates have
always relied with confidence to ensure the peace and
safety of the CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

SALES or STOCKS AT PHILADELPHIA, May O.
Fir Board and Aaer-l37 susq Can, III; 1000 Lehigt
Int In 90 6O do convertible 90 20 Man Mech Bk 25i
1000 U Loan 6s. a. 1864; % U Bk. a; % Beaver
Mead 3li; Norristown, H. 100 Read 3Oi; 100 Lehigh
49, 40 Susq Can l6i 40 DO IL 1000 81 So az; llOV
40 74 100 do "a: 600 : Loan 81, 1861 1000 Texas
Tr Notes IS l Philad Blk I24; 50 Am Ins Co. 3; 400
sch Nav S. 65 GO % Susq Can, SIS IL, 1000 do Bonds
5si 1000 do &C. 5000 81 SIS "a; 10 Norrisown III l.
Farm & Mech Bk. 54i; 2000 Texas BIDS "a: 5000 WIN
q Del g. 60 s7t: 1000 Read BIDS TAT 1913 Lehigh, IS;
1000 Tenn BIDS s0l Second Board-l000 susq BIDS, O.
1900 Win 6s, ST; 10 Commercial Blk, 50; n Am Bk
100. IS Pennington Copper, 23i; 5000 Texas BIDS g. "a
10 Farm & Mech Bk, ST.
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GOLD PESs-GREAr REpUcrIoS.-J Y SAVAGE ~
gold pen for IS cents The 81 rs BsgIey pens fors~
Aso magnificent pen for ST. which Is the best ~
cheapest pen in the city. The trade supplied 90
best terms Don't mistake the number % Fultona
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Business Notices.

70 GEsIS gives notice in consequence oil Svfns
his he is obliged to room in his rear ou'ns
the entrance 10 which is through the hall door se'
toners will md the usual full assortment
IN GEHIg. 2l4 BrosdwsJ,
my4 Sits opposite 81 rsu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

~ HUGH MAXWELL has resumed bis profes'''s
CounseIor-at-Law, 10 connection win bi. SOD. Jos,.
maxwell, Attorney and Solicitor, their Office, ELE'h
WALI-sr All eoalr'
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pyIn Democratic whig General Committee.

Tuesday evening, msy T. twas on motion,
Resolred That the Democratic Wtig Electors OF each
Assembly District Of this City be requested 10 meet Al
"a on the evening Of Monday. the 10Th iost at the
place OF their las; Ward Meeting uness another shall
be puslicly designated by their Ward COMMITTEE Tor
the purpose Of choosing Delegate from each Dis
tret TO meet In Convention Syracuse Oh the 18TH iost
10 nominate suitable candidates for Judges and Clerk OF
the Court OF Appeals Of tnis State.
Rssoued That the Delegates 80 elected be requested
10 u.rt al Broadway House the evening 81 the 18th
inst at o'clock OIL any vacancies In the Delegation
from The respective Districts If practicable and 70 trans
act such other business may be deemed exPedisnt
Re.oIood That their respective meetings aforesaid
In. Wing Electors OF the several Wards be requested 10
elect three Delegates from each Ward 10 assemble At
nate candidates for Supreme Court Iuog,s for this Ju
dicsl District aud such other Offices be filed
BY this City At the approaching Judicial Election
On motion, Resolved That these Resolutions be signed
by the officers Of this COMMITTEES and published In all
j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX Chairman.
AR LAWRENCE, Vce.Chsirman.
s Ss I I. T Esasntow. Secretaries.
~ The Wing Electors Of the Second Assembly
Dlsuict Third and sixth wsrds) will meet at Hath
sssy's Hotel, 245 Wsshinstopst (By order) p64t
cY General Committee Of Democratic Wing
Young Men. "A regular meeting Of this Commuee will
be bold the Broadway House on Friday evening, May
7, q, bslf.past seven O'Clock. By order.
THEO Y. TOMLfNsON, Chairman.
f I.ss. s,s,o, fsIs' Secretaries m,sa
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state ConventioR

The whis Electors Of the several Counties of this
State requested appoint sny Delegates they
are entitled Members Of Assembly. meet Ia syria
cuss the 18th day OF May inst nominate suitable
persons TO be supported for the Offices OF Judges and
Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals in this State. Albany May
/. ls4T.
] l.. sCHOOLCRAFT, L.GB CANNON,
JAMES HORSER J. :. THAYER
JAMES KIDD SETH {. HAWLEY
H.Z. HAYsER, CHAS. r. KIRKLAND,
state Central Committee.
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" THE AMERICAN MusEUa, among all The other bril-
liAni lamentations this evening, will present dsshtng
appearance for 10 addition 70 general Illumination h-
viii grand display Of fireworks the TOP OF he build
ing. Everybody Arrows that better place be found
10 the city 20 The Military procession and thousands
both anefnoos and evening See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

CHEMICAL HAIR IsyiGosAToR.-Ws are eenu S.o<s,sl
I'm ds,duf would give slnosI say reasonable sun
nd Of sucn imperfeetoo. II foiks oey s-.s y
Inc only expense requisite 10 hy cents Ih,s ssosu<
when IL warranted 10 impsr sof, glosy nesa "a ~
free from all dandruf and DOT Liable 10 is. 0 srss
person who uses IL Prepared BY T. rason. 30 hssJ
way and for sale By most Of NE respeel~oe 's n,st
siores IN the Uaion.
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sSow Is MAY.-Pasengers who arrived in the
CITY Yesterday from Bangor report that when they eit
the Penobscos the ground wa. covered with new fallen
Sow. Boston Transcript 5th.
~ The Straits Of Mackinsw were impossible
on the 9Th ult In consequence Of the ice.
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Message of the Governor of Connecticut.

Message of the Governor oil Connecticht'
We have read with pleasure the Message OF his
Excellency, Clark Bissell Governor OF Connect
cut to the Legislature 1t is wellconsidered
and well expressed public document.
lie advises the appointment OF a Committee for
revision Of the Statutes but deprecates any sudden
change IN the Constitution OF the State: fearful
that there is too much disposition TO subvert es
tablished systems Of Government
The State, he asserts, is in debt TO the School
Fund ell sos 6s for money borrowed and that
during the last fiscal year there was an expend-
ture of eco go Al beyond the income OF the State
He suggests the expediency of a change in the
present mode OF taxation, better adapting it to pre-
sent circumstances and rendering 1t more equitable.
The judicial expenses Of the State have for ase-
ries Of years been constantly increasing, he says
and he invokes the attention of the Legislature to
a consideration Of the causes thereof.
The State Prison supports itself and contributes
a surplus of 81 Az 70 to the Treasury. This fund,
arising from the constrained labor of the gully he
advises to be applied to the relief of the ugtortE
nate the insane, the deaf the dumb and the blind
He PAYS wellmerlted compliment to the char
acter of the State; and particularzes as most
! glorious monument of the wisdom OF former gen
GRAFTON, the establishment of the School Fund
which disburses, annually, through the State, he
says the sum Of sl25,OO spreading the light o.
! intelligence over thousands Of youthful minds.
Ofthe constitutional power OF the Legislature, not
only to regulate but TO iHterdic the sale OF arden
spirits he entertains no doubt be seems 10 enter
tain some however, of the proper extent Of lesis
lation upon the subject
! In some brief but apt and pertinent remarks b,
objects to the repeal OF the Tariff Of ls42, and fear
the operation Of the present one upon the labor o
the country.
| With the honest Of both parties, he unites il
condemniDg the present war with Mexico, and as
cribes its provocaton and its continuation to de
sire Of the Slave States to extend over more terri
tory the peculiar institution - in which design b,
does not think they viii be grstifed by the Free
| States.
The Message occupies about three columns o
the Hartford papers. l, is not long enough to pre-
vent general perussl and IS sufficiently interest
I ing % crafty H.
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FIRST DIVISION N. Y. S. ARTILLERY.
DIVISION ORDERS.


NEwYosK, May .. lst7.
The Major General has the pleasure Of announcing he
passage of the law confirming the organization rleu
and privileges of the Division and the other uniformed
corps in this City The thanks Of the Division Just
ly due TO the Members OF the Military Committees Of
both Houses for maturing and facilitating tho passage
this important act and particularly to Hon. John X
Bowie of the NewYork Delegation, for his uursnfnss
attention 10 their interests.
The Commissioned Officers Of the Artillery and ofhs
uniformed Infantry in the City requested 70 attend
meeting st the Artillery Drill Rooms Centre aAFAst
on Monday evening next ct O'Clock precisely. BY
order Of Major General sandtord.
&c. wETMoRE, Div. Inc
Fba Brigade CLisht) Horse ArtiA0y.
BRIGADE
NEw.Yoax May s. 1871.
The Brigadier General has much pleasure n pronuh
eating the above Division order for the Government and
information of the Brigade By order of Bhgsdier Gen
eral Henry Storms. II G. STORMS. A. DC.
Sirih Brigade Nas- York State artillery.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEw.YoAx, May s. la7
The Brgader General hss the gratihcs Of prsurl
eating the foregoing order for the information and gov
eminent of this Brigade BY order Of
Brig Gen1 GEORGE P. MORRIS.
JAMES PHALES. Brigade Major.
Fra Brigade ~ Y S. Autlay
BRIGADE ORDERS.
NEw.YoRK, May g. 1871
The foregoing Division Orders are promulgsed M
the information and government of the Brigade.
The Brigsdier General graduates the Brigade upcd
the passage OF the act sustaining the uniform corps he
City of New. York BY order OF Brig. Gen. WIN HALL
ID : pRAII Briyade Mai and ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

" KNOX, l2s Futon-st Is now prepared 70 suW
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring hse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

Ma. WEBSTER AT RALEIGH, n. C.-Hon. Daniel
Webster and lazy arrived at Raleigh. n. on the LET
mat and left for Wilmington n c. on the ith He re
NAMED three days at Raleigh and WAS visited ey the
entire community in the Executive mansion public
dinner was rendered to him. which he wss compelled to
decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

" The Loco Foco ticket for Charter oficer,
of w est Troy succeeded al the Election on the 4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-The Richmond Wing
says though it gives list that the House Of Del
egates stands Wing -. Loco O., making Wing
majority OF TO- instead Of r. as in our table in yes
terdays Tribune and Of course tie in Joint ballo;
instead of two majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

~ ISHALIse TUsE for pulmonary eonssnpIs,st a
mo.t approved tabes with directions, win penPsss,v
plsnatory I'M. HOWE. 200 0Tsnd-s- near po"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

Court Calendar. THIS DAY.
SUPERIOR CouRr The Cslsndsr will be called a. FAR
al 70 e