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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

~ The National IgteiligsHccr cfyesterday con
,ains the following ex,rsc, Of letter received In
Washington from an officer In Gen W6ols Division
sALrILLo. June H. l.47.
Our troops are nearly an taken Oh tbs line and order
ed 10 Vera Cruz and ara here 10 rather 4 bad TX
Gen Valencia Vno has been appointed 20 the supreme
command OF the Mexican army IL In san Luis reorgan-
ling Ms forces for another campaign. while we are do
in moth ing and can DO nothing owing 20 the rsVness
and iewness of our troops We hear of troops arriving
Al Nstaorcs and Point Isabel but immediately they are
sent for by Gen Scott and leit alone. We have
here about fteen hundred men. all told one regiment
of Mississippi one battalion OF Virginia and one comps
nv of North Carolina In Monterey one battalion Of Viz
gnia and the Massachusetts, and the North Carolina De
low Keeping up the line 0f Communication
The Virgnans bid fair % be- ssplendid regiment the
officers are certainly among the most gentemanly that
we have seen ont here and busily engaged in drill
ling and discipning their men who sober orderly
snd anxious 70 learn. FsrisXs company IL said 70 be-
already In tine order and he IS rigid discipinsrsn and
good drill ffcer In fact think that they Will re-
Mace our two Illinois regiments and that they can be
depended upon We disposed 20 think mesnly OF
them II first but you may depend il there u good
d.al In the blood of there Il In that OF horses
We sometimes hope that We may be able % march Tor
ward by the lat of August with something Ike Ull
men but then again despair at ever moving owing
to the transfer of forces Urea has again crossed
the mountains with 1900 regular cavalry 20 GET between
"a and our euuuIin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

ArMosPHrRic RAILwAT.-Recent numbers oi
the Niairs Journal eoniAin descriptions Of Clark 4
vsrey, and other plans for adapting the pressure Of
TIE atmosphere 10 railway propulsion The re'ihen'
plan Will succeed ssnudss system OF AtIno'Pas nc
traction !. failure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

CHERoKEE FEMALE SENINART.-Ihe Adroeafe,
printed al Tshequah. Cherokee Nation on the 9Th uiL
contains an interesting account OF the ceremonies Prsc
rcea At laying the foundation stone Of the Female sem.
may three days previous Rev. samuel A. Worcester
drelt upon the importance Of religious education and
expressed the ardent hope hA, the Institution which
rss about being erected might stand 10 the rsmotes,
poster,y 10 bless and enghsn and chrsusnize the de-
scendants OF the Cherokee people whether those de-
,eerdanz should continue " maintain their complex
ION or merged iato the vhils which SURROUND ID
tou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

rS'- In the Baltimore Sun We see statement
which leads to hope hat msny Of the agents who
were sent TO NewOrlesns 10 purchase the scrip fov
lands due discharged soldiers, will be bsried- Its
said that presented 500 Of these claims a, the
proper Bureau Washington al OF which but q Col Ed
mund declared TO be insdnssioe. Congress viii surely
amend the Act of last session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

~ Country d@slers besf In mind hat the original ara
only true Gouauds Italian Msdcaei soaP for ihs cure on
tan pmpss frecse. worm. In the skin, sslowness red
ness and IN. whole hol OF cutaueous disorders IL 10 be
had only al Dr. FELx GOURAvDs sole tkpot 81 WALKER
o. step or FROM the 0f Broadway, wnsre may
b. had his LIQUID yegeisbie Rouge, Lily White, Hair Dye
and other celebrated toilet pfepsrsons Remember hs
place 81 Wskers you will be cheated az numerous
commercials sbrosd more especially 10 Couand'sL
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

CoALFmLDs II NIRGISIA.-ln the ia'' nunOe
Of the Aassg Journal received al ne American 'L'N
,gie here we md account Of memoir fe@' 'ei'i'
the Geological Society. London ~ Professor Lyel 81
TIE stetur. OF the Coal Field Of the James River near
Richmond VI. BY which ii appears thai 1t Is ~ miles By
..s with rich seams Of bituninous coal
one OF the % 20 40 feet thick The coal yields abund.
Ancs Of "a. used for ghns the street. Of this City and
Pbu.d.lphi. and Professor l. thinks that the yesetA
BE. which produced tire coal grew where il Is now
found soma Of the nises are ~ feet deep and there
have been fstA explosions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

r Several Acts Of Incorporation tor Silver and
Copper Mining Companies on Lake Superior are IN pro
sr..s through the Canadian Les'.rurs Masses OF ore
have been analysed snd found o % rea With silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

Court. charged With stsbbing Stephen Palmer. with
intent % Kill, tDniciing severe wound In the Ell
eye. and wounds in the iet shoulder. lie
~ss COMMITTEES inr -xsu.usf0n ~ Ju-ir- nme..
Robert Campbell yesterday arrested charged
with stealing ssi OF harness worth s2 from Frederic
sccused called "a Mr. n to hire the hsrne. which was
10 be returned The same day He failed % return ,he
harness. and took IL 10 the sale stables OF Mr.. Cod
dington in Noust where he sod Il He was yesier.
day seen BY Ar n who arrested him and took him be
tore Justice Roome Who held him to bail N the Of
$500. OfHcer Osuhvsn. while passing along Msiden-
ans Yesterday. detected two fellows known ss Andrew
Morrison and Bill Lewis siss Cock eyed Bill endesvor
ina 20 pick zeniemsn's pockets but circumstsnces
prevented them from accomplishing their object but
following them on the officer detected them ms
king = second attempt when they taken into Gus
tody The gentleman In question was Mr. Bellows OF
New Orleans who had In his pocket book promissory
notes &c to the amount Of 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

LONG ISLAND LINZ TO BosroN.-The Morning
Star" Of NewLondon states ample authority last
th, line /. to b. shortly revived sorcins thereby an
other day route 10 Boston The steamer Cleopatra &C
eordins 10 the Star" will run between Anyns Point
and reenpori for the transportation Of the passengers
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

~ Pinespple Frers Cherry RsspberrJ Blackberry
and Whor,leberr, Dumpngs, with other FUZZY laxnfhs
served up At we!shs IS Ns..su-st daily Pure mls at
,hi. House 1918 5.eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

OREsoS-Later tidngs show, that the settlers
Ike our NswYork legislators. last May, would have
whisky, whether or not The Oregon Legislature,
which adjourned Dec 20 passed bill 20 authorize the
manufacture and sale OF spurious liquors Gov Aoer'
nethy vetoed ibut they passed It sssn by the eon'u
tatons msiory. District and County Courts had been
established the public debt bad doueied-ii was
$1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on ths me Of
Telegraph from Boston " Portland we're eonnsheso
90 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

THE SOLUTION o. JEr.-A liquid human hair dye 1hss
gives hs nslr perfect bsesness .od Improves and
soissns H. sold price " Genus d. 81 a. uind y Sns'
han-st. lyis Hscd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

On BLAKEM,N's PzcrosAL MrNrURR For ss,onish-
ins cures OF consumption colds, coughs. hoarssne's
sors throat and ivory affection OF the liver and lungs
effected through tho use OF Dr. Bakemans Peeioral
Mixture read advertisement and certificates OF the r.t
responsibility on another page, headed No Humbug'
ivls ThsTusv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

premium DuNoSD PoiSrsD Com PsS.- Theresde''
Of chi, paper ard al other persons that msy ~'h To save
50 cents are hereby informed lbst 'or - 5ohey can oay
of " GsrAroS CO. n Cedsst tup s's''.) pfec 'ey
the sme pen that others continue to se ~
v repre.snngt the public that they only have that snd
N pen a. deceived by snch humhus' onl 20 10 'he
golt Pen Depot N CedsrsL whers you can nod every
sr ~ men At wholesale Or retail from IS upward
aotD PMS" KcHEtfsu' TsiuMrHANf.-Ihe aurmp'
to ms.sd the public In regard 10 these Pens 10 quite SINUS
ing AZ thu. l.r ina sale. have increased In inverse ratio
IN he abuse by which they have been asssed The fact
/. the Rieheieu' for g. will write a. yell sud last a'
long az those sold elsewhere Tor 81 20 t. prevent "aud
the Rcheieu Is for ssleby SAVAGE sod nowhere else
Other Gold Pensfrom 8 cts ~ - q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

WILMINGTON Del. July l4-l2 o CLOCK
/ Mr. Canbvs barn and MILL at Stanton. below TINS
nlsce were struck BY lightning during the heavy mum
der storm last evening ard burned down with ali tneif
/ contents The storm here very seyere-the ram
fell in torrents and the thunder elaps were asrmlnsy
lond 1 near of no farther damage up 10 this hour
] though moreis spprshended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15
Business Notices .

Barns rox Isv.LIDs Warn salt water az cure Is 10
many cs,es sr better han The uossrum. Of tho druggist
Al RAsSE,us you can have every accommodation. The
Greenwich stages clo's - the place The spsniaids
have proverb that" drinking water neither makes msn
sies or in oeht nor his wife swidow Nov ihs sooa
Use. Of water coz In ougwsrd we'll 40 in~srt spp
GATORS Nothing be more evident sfef yoa have ''
two or three times the capital baths wheh R,s'NsAV 'n'
pishes YOU al his Astor HOUSE establishment
ARRIVAL oF rus CsiNEsE IUSN.-rnis eN"sofdin"y
peci en- OF Chinese naval architecture has arrived snd
moored Of Castle Garden Visitors desirou. OF inspect
ing her interior will be admitted bOsfd his morning. n
q cents each Tickets may be obtained Al ne ONCE s'be
entrance to the Castle
admitted by all who ssw her exterior Yesterday
that she IL the grest curiosity exhibited on our
waters FOR two thousand wears the model ~ the Chi-
pese Junk Ia. been unchanged and thus have here
specimen OF what the fsvorite form 81 Chinesa V-'
.els twenty centuries sgo Farther particulars VIII be
given from DAY To day OF "a details 81 his cSraonnary
exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15
MAJORS OrFIcE, July Y, isi7.

n, N, Honorable The Board of Alderman
GENTLEMEN / transmit herewith report from a
Committee OF the New Academy OF Medicine on tnt
snbisct of shio Fever Il will be that the Commit
tee after a6ored investigation have reached the con
cIu,on tia, with due regard 10 cleanliness and VENT
laou our citizens have cause whatever Tor alarm
In view of the great interest which the appearance
this disease has excited among all classes and OF the So
rious injury which would arise to City II the fear
con,agion should become wide spread, would respect
fully recommend that great publicity be gwen 10 tne re
port for the purpose Of slsyng the approximations
mos. whose tears have been aroused the szbject
Respectfully WIN V. BRADY Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-15

Mr. EDITOR: In an editorial notice IN relation 10
the House OF Industry and Home tor the Frienfless,
hst snne.red ia The Tribune of the 18Th inst the
marx h made that Mr. Gerntt smith Of CszenOyia had
Recently 500 this Institution. This statement
4. erro5sous-s5OO we're received July from Mrs Bur
y,u an sgsd friend in Cazsnoyia. Inc mistake doubt
l...occtrred through mistaken inference.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21
visit TO the siamese irving.

correspondent Of the Raleigh IN C) Biblical Recorder
under date Of August 1877, gives the following account OF
visit TO Chang and Eng the celebrated Samese Twins
who II will be remembered visited this city some feen
years since
" In company with my friend, William NJ. Nance ESQ.,
called To the Samese twins Chang and Eng residing
about and half miles from Mount Airy, on valuable
farm which they have lately purchased and removed TO-
from the county Of Wilkes To my great disappointment
they were not at home, being absent visit to their plan
talon inSWilkes The wife Of OF them was at home
and four Of their children, oil OF whom favor them much in
appearance They have each Of them children about the
same age In addition 10 their native names they have ns
smed the Of BANKER In honor their banker of thai
name In the city ofNew York The Mrs Banker whom we
found at home appeared to be goodlooking intelligent
woman, with free and open apparently abou,
twenty-five years Of age There appeared to be number
Of servants about the premises Of different ages and
Their house Is small but they making arrangements TO
build new and commodious The wife Of one of them
and two Of their children, Wilkes Theyliye alter
nately at each place. and will continue until they build
new house, or sell their plantation In Wilkes which thew
design TO do. They take much pleasure in farming have
fine crop, and quite plain and economical their
and manner Of living fond Of hunting and with their
wives and little apparently quite happy and contenied
Their wives said TO be members OF the Baptist Church.
Of respectable parents and The twins occasionally 90 TO
church with them They puncualn attending the
ions and the Wing ticket learn that in addition 10
their property In North Carolina they have invested fund
in New York As they fond Of farming, would be
much better nihey situated whey had facilities Of get
Ting their productions market suppose, however, The
Of the chase make them preer residence
the mountain"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

NELSON CouNrY KY-TAyLoR MEErIso.-on
the llth inst, an immense meeting of Wings and
Democrats was held at Bardstown, KY. w. Grys-
by made chairman and the committee to draft reso-
lutions were G. @. Slaughter w. b. Heron, J. D.
Nourse, Richard Walker, Woodson Coke, John Mac
key, s. II. Hahn Geo. Hays, &c. They resolve that,
the patriotism, ability, and moral worth of ZACHARY
TAYLOR entte him to the gratitude, confidence, and
suffrage Of the people Of the United staets and they
nominate him for the Office of President. They ap-
prove Of Convention of both parties to meet in
Frankfort the next Washington's birth day, to CON
slider, &c.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21
SENATOR MILLER OF NHw JEnsEY on THE War

SENATOR MILLER OF NEw jersey ON THE War
"The way to restore peace Is not by soitloling ne
cessary supplies for The ,rar but by Withholding our
votes from its authors-not by Withdrawing our
troops from Mexico bnt by Withdrawing Mr.. Polk
from the executive chair. We will sustain the war
for the sake of the country and not for the sake of
the causes which produced it, not for the objects for
which the Executive now continues it. We will
sustain 1t until we can, under the constitution and
the laws, Qhank God the time is not fur distant)
place at the head of our national affairs one who will
have the wisdom and the put an end to this
inporous war;
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21
Din Jntclliscnee.


TowN CLocK.-some years ago there was nuch
talk about this al-important arncle' out IKE many
other things OF speculahon II mas alea, ana nor
yestlge Is now eit 10 le'i hh' suc'i a,ei ~asevef
whispered. is the Corporation not ao'e 70 appro-
pirate sum suihcient LOT 'nis PURPOSE we u" no'
eund 70 Mhon '''o s'a'e ., 'is 'i'i'noes = ''u
porl,ioh, nun we may J'iuge ron ''o
Ihat nave oeen made OF laie years ior improvements
laf less important than THIS wecp'yeaurs that mere
Is surplus In the treasury OF which they know now
10 rid themselves. IT'S true that there is half u
substitute LOT town clock-the bell OF the Perse-
verance Engine House-but this is subject TO all the
irregularities q human nature and Of course cannot
il ALARMS The nayesp bv ia rand sirokes and pnts
us in mind of fellow eating hot hasty puddinp
and the cry Of fire, asfre,n not ,,nIreonentlv fol-
lows AT other times The motion ia so slow tbnt me
must have the patience Of a job 10 comm them 90
10 any of the cities or even any well regulated vii.
ape In the North. and athousund and one,, are
constantly dnaine in ones ears 10 nut him In mind
Of the time Of day. Shall the city Of Washington
"e', " uvs'''u'o 'nu." VI 'i's ihu,spesap'e
'Ae,1 ..'p' ''''s w o' n YIN
'ohsiacf inns "'a''ef uspin.
ANorupp Sr.ppmo C.sr Aoo;n ,ve b,va ~ 80
cord n case Of stabbinp Inst nigbt bet,veen tho
hours Of and o'clock there was collected % us,,o
nnrtv n half. grown bovs in f,ont Of M No,,rar
Liberties Mortet-honse II annears M ! ns,,, nv
lhe name Of Johnson \ shoemaker was nassina ~
,yhen some Of the bovs threw stones ~ Mn ,yhers
mon he turned mon them TO return the assault I'M
Nv mistake stabbed Two bovs Who bod I'D, ioined IN
'lle ARRAY. Inc Two ooys 'heh zen upon Johnson
irn pcat ni so severely 'hat ne had 70 DC carried
ny nv
M. VIZ a MN, Wno aiess-
a's,r !, ~ D1i W.T. s.upoeu y lhe VI sac
ana carried nome on couch, me other-Robert
Doye--was less injured This nightly assemblage at
the above place ought certainly to be broken up.
u, r, - - !, 49,,
49,, ~ 49,. 49,, w. ,,,a', e u'.iA
~ - M, ' l,ane, SONG ooys AZ
~ w ooi,ef " ~ ahu siee.s' 'eli,rs lheln tnut
~ euuiu Wiip t,y I, ,neu 81, w'leii one q inc
w, " WY a. uia .nn aown ana INC
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

Of Washington county, Nd, has invented machine
which he terms the Wheat Rubber, and which is mp
piled to the wheat before grinding for the purpose Of
taking off the hull, or in other words of taking Of
the brdi--boting the irheat before Is ground! The
editor of the Boonsboro' Odd Fellow has examined
specimens Of wheat run through this machine. The
bran was entirely taken off, and all that remained was
the very interesting little lump of pure -four ready
to be mashed and put in barrels - Cumberland (1d)
Cipilian. 3"
II "Slaves cannot breathe in England said an
Englishman to a Louisanian. 5
"Your institutions must be ore cruel than ours"
replied he, or they have that poor privilege in Lou
isiana.n Aa s'is
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

U- Agency for the National WING In
GcOrgetown The citizens Of Georgetown respect
fully informed that JOHN W. BRONAUGH, Esq, Broker
&C., Bridge street, few doors west Of the Union tS
ern is agent for the National Wing. Persons DESTROYS
being served with the National Wing in Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with Mr.. Bro
naugh. & .. WEN a
~ ENoCH w SMALLWOOD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard, is Agent for the National Wing Persons Wishing
be supplied with the paper will please leave their
his store and they win be served .5.l , 4..f4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21
For tho National Wing.
OLD Jack TAYLOR.
Air "YoUNe LocHINvAn."


From Lady Heron's song in Scotrs "Marmion"
Huzza for lack Taylor the pride of the West
OF oil our bold chiefs he's the chief we love best
The frmest Of friends and most gen'rous of foes,
May blessings attend him wherever he goes'
So prndent in council SO fearless in war,
There meier was gen'ral like Central Taylor.
The flag OF his country by Aztecs deiied,
His goodly broadsword he girt fast to his side;
He mounted sold Whitley" at Palo Alto"
And soundly he whipt the impcrtinent foe
Till bowling they fled from their brave conaueror;
For there's none Withstand our old lack Taylor
Again at "Resaca" he humbled their pride,
And drove horse and foot in the Grand rivers" tide
To fam'd Matamoras' in triumph went he,
And raisd the proud flag of the brave and the free
That flag full Of glory, in bright metaphor,
Is the proper ensign Of our old lack Taylor.
To the city renownd of far Monterey"
Our gallant old chief went in battles arrays
He batterd the walls and he captur'd the town,
And the Mexics march'd out with heads dropping
down.
For meier had they met one SO daring in war,
So firm, just and true as our old lack Taylor
He card not for numbers, no dangers he feard,
At fair Buena VISTA he quickly appear'd;
His foes, five times stronger, he met on the plain
Midst shouting and routing he whipt them again.
They fled In despair, with wild yels of terror
The Devil said they fights for old lack Taylor
Huzza for lack Taylor the pride of the West,
OF all our bold chiefs he's tho chief we love best
The firmest Of friends and most genrous of foes,
He'll be our next President every one knows
For prudent In council and fearless in war,
A noble old hero is old lack Taylor. l..
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

NAvAL.-The U. s. steamer Mississippi was to
leave Pensacola on the 18th inst for Vera Cruz TAX
ing down large number Of officers for the fleet.
The Decatur, at Pensacola is to go to Boston. The
Water WITCH had not arrived at Pensacola on the 18th
inst. There were 80 patients in the u s. Hospital
ut that Yard
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

The TAYLOR SPIRIT IN KENTUCKY Fourteen
hundred Of the eighteen hundred voters of Bourbon
county were at the late Paris meeting, and the Hon.
Garrett Davis the most eloquent popular and influ-
entail man in the county made an exceedingly pow
erful speech against the expediency Of nominating
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency at the present time,
and yet, after the close of his speech old Rough was
nominated by reclamation = Louisville Journal. 1
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

II The Talequah Advocate of the 23d ult. gives
an account Of murder Of Standlfer by one Hnd-
ly. The mob would have killed the murderer out
right, had it not been that Gen. Arbucke prevented
them. He will be tried by the laws of Arkansas for
tho crime
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

The CAMANoHEs.-A large body Of these Indians
attended on the 7th instant at 1orrey's Trading
House in Texas to negotiate a Treaty with the Uni
ted States. Santa Ana, who was here year or SO
ago. was ut their head. All on sudden, they took
alarm at what they thought was plot TO entrap them
hostages for the murderers Of the Texas Survey
ers and fled. So-no treaty was made.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

ROYAL SUPPLrEs.-C happeIl & Co., of Rochester,
recently received order for three barrels of his
-four sample to be forwarded to the Steward Of
the Queen Of Englands household. The barrels
were water-tight and finished like cabinet work
They were enveloped in canvass Chappell q Co.
supplied the Royal household, last year, with 600
barrels of their flour.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

The Government editor says the Wings stretched
every nerve for carrying Baltimore The Wing did
stretch their nerves. and obtained an unusually large
vote; but the Locofocos stretched not only their
nerves, but their pursues and their consciences, and
obtained much larger vote than they ever had be-
fore, or than they were justly entitled to. Louisville
.yOurn1I ~ lN.'' W Hla.,..s't
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

The NASHVILLE CALAMrY.-The papers Of that
city give the list Of killed and wounded by the pow
der mill explosion. There were 600 kegs in the ma
gazinc when the lightning struck II. All the window
panes throughout the city and for two miles around
were broken. The names of four killed and wound
ed are given, and the list is by no means complete
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-21

GEN. PRIoE.-This sterling officer has been much
abused by the public press If his are to be be-
leved. They say, in their resolutions adopted at
Santa Fe on the 18th Of last august that he is per-
feet father Of General, and treats his men as his
children eF |E tH