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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
IN IUPUHTANr 10 Ise Owners OF Horses, I
TN-JOHN WILLIAMS.
~ VETERINARY SURGEON,


respectfully inform his friends and the public
Thai he continues practising successfully on the different
diseases incidental TO that mob animal me horse a. hs
old established Veterinary establishment al the sign OF the
GOLDEN HORSE, NO. ISL cHsYsTIE.sr.
near the corner Of Broome Newly DIRK. Mr.. Williams, IN
marking his friends for their hind patronage
during period Of twenty years In bis extensive business
In his civ receiving from six ght hundred horses per
snnuT IN MS ne II ii,
~ and has hIted up number OF new snd convsnienl
roomy box stalls Tor SEX we m assen The
fact OF Mr. Williams being regularly ano orougn.
up the proessop In Inc armies o. oo.n Eng ana sno
guaranty that hose enrusiog nim WIN me care u ne
6orses may rely upon the utmost sE snd attention oeng
nsid HEM Mr. Williams would also suggest 10 his
ksnss The advantages he derived from employing him
In the examination Of horses for sale HIS services are
SnoYled ge Of the perfect formation u the horse cannot
but prove beneficial TO either party
Mr.. Williams Inhrmary al Isl Chryslesl where he
Il always be found andsconsulted, and where horses
committed bis charge will have the full benefit OF his
and long experience His charges are moderate and
B-The owners Of horses, snd the public in general
are invited 70 call and examine for themselves.
~ DR.. Wiamss Llnment for sprains, bruises, lum
bsgo, rheumatism Ne may be had as above slO o..
N~THE ONLY EXISTING WANDER orthe
HSageis DR. DEWITT c. XELLINGER's lnfsllble
only article n market that The afflicted can get Trial Of
before the money paid this Is always done BY the Doc
enl auid highly fragrant and perfectly delightful In It's IA
vor and especially designed 10 be prescribed internal
externally and Is warranted 10 cure IN few dsys afler
all Other remedies have failed. All rheumatic and scro1.
lous affection rngwom, teller BARRIERS Itch old OF
every nature frost bites burns pains 10 the back and A.
fscons Of the spine, dslocsons enlargement Of joints
bunions and calouses Of every description tooth
and headaches two doses taken according
to direction Is a. certain 10 cure bilious choic disrhs
10 taken, aud all affections OF the throat IN shor
pains Of every nature yield 10 It's influence Immediately
Fever and ague broken In two doses always To be had
wholesale and retail at g. IssEsscL Co 80 Pearl, rs-
moved from 30 JohnsL also, Al the central depot Harlem
Railroad oece City Hail. Park and al ne pfneips drug
try genersy the medical faculty solicited TO call and
examine this medicine and can Try TO tnc enlfe ssns
faction free Of charge The clergy furnished srsts On a.
occassors mns Sm
N-FOK SALE CHEAP-A hne young horse
@ywursnted sound. good rsysler-whi stand WIN
e<Aout tying Also wagon nearly new, leather top
ke In good condition Also h.rnsss sIssh bells SaasIS
/ sSni,.,.,,.ror q Wooster-st uS5l II
NM s1IR-sscond- hand Counters, .sashss, Sssh
| n Xacrs SheIyes lie. pat up u short notice, by
M in J. LOCKE, Duildss, 81 Asa-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

NNE.EIGHTu OF AN INvRNTION.-An In
~ vcnIiou for Increasing the speed aud safety o. ses
boats has been secured by deposng csvsss In The fs
,snt Ome. OF The United States said invention having
been ex amned aud spprove by more hsn three hundred
scientific ard practical men The inventor 10 now N us
he power and importance OF The invention Oneeighh
par viii be sold 10 scientific and practical man Tor rea-
sonsble sson the Inventor desiring TO hsve an as
ssispt 10 aid him "a building An Interview may be bad
with the inventor at leo Ves1ysL nom O'Clock 10
NJ where drawing aud full explsrauou may Dc seea ana
heard. .<,-
The subscriber wishes 10 hire steam engine from
10 10 is horse power. ss1'i sEWALL shOkT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
HOBE's PATENT

VNxrrNsION DINING TABLES, with premium mets
Epaied slides, long fsvorsby known as the most ours
ble elegant and economical Extension Tables snleo
never 10 gel out Of order large sssorimen-the rge
in ,hs citycomprising tsbles for private psror ana
dining rooms hotels steamboats, he together wnk gen
erul assortment OF elegant and fashionable Caone' urn
ture always ready al the manuiscory and warerooms 80
Broadway where the public are respectfully invited 70
cal ard examine Inns im-l CT. HOBE. as Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

DATKNT CONGRESS BOOTs,-H. sAkLEs,
Boot Maker 81 Broadway mar ufsctures 10 order, 10
addition to other nds the new fashion called the Coz
sress Scots THIS elegant boot, made OF cali SAN Win
Inc shirrsd springs az side sccordg 10 the plan pa
tened by Dupont Byau, and lately improved, has re-
ceived be entire appreciation Of the advertiser who In
yltes his customers and the public 10 Try hem
Ssre. will remove bis establishment on me ist or
May 10 The new, spacious and elegant store, 81 Broad
40 nheraly extended 10 him heretofore sSSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
z1-ImPORTANT to purchasers of Piano

r-dUra IMPORTANT to purchasers OF Piano
r&2rXs Yores-rhe subscribers having purchased
HRGof Mr.. John scriber the exclusive n CHI 10
" VI Vthe United States TO his Patent Harp Frame
i'm rroysusut IN Piano Forte, manufacturing some
very ,plendic Rossvood and Plano fories
hfrb are warranted ruperor Ia any now " use,
snd 10 keep 10 uns much longer The improvement con-
,sts In uiosl besuan Harp Frame peculiar IN consfuc
gene- sssor,neu OF ,he most approved modern styles OF
sn1.Sed insiruuenu BENNETT, ROGERS 4 co
"a f52 Fulton-st East side OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
n. rms8HYp NEW.AOkh .E
: IT, OPPOSITION. N
Enk9hzrz NP. CAsWELL 4 co.'s W

Express Line TO all The -
Western States and the Cssadss boats leave No.
York daily for the West aud North. This Line fowNoo
5000 passengers the past season, and we arc detsrmie
hold out inducements this season, by low f1e
good treatment gan the influence Of the friends u ~
smigrants We have travelling Agent that leaves No
York with the passengers, thai viii take al bs<gaeo
charge. In no viii the man DO len II hseas -
got half the usual sum charged 10 pay. Emigrsnu -
other passengers will Time and money By calling
this Line before contracting elsewhere All kinds OF -
chandize will be forwarded 10 advance Of all other -
all viii be shipped up the river By the passage bosn
required Oces the foot Of Cortland and Barclay -
In the Offices OF The New York. Albany and Troy stesnee
Offices s5 2aw5m Y. CASWEkk ACV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
!, HARDWARE, EDGE.rooLs,e -
Il CHARLES g. LITTLE. sueeeseg y

IL CHARLES s. LITTLE, suess.ss :
III H Osborn Little. importer and
~ dealer in English, German and an -,
Hard ware Cutlery, Edge-Tools, nc IS Foiioost
the United States Hotel" New. fork, resPecLt -
vtes The attention Of country merchsnts, meensns
mers and others 10 his very extensive 49, Z
prism everything In he Hardware line, al o. -
offered At uhs lowest market prices, for cssn
proved credit: - t.S.
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, t.es,. ersds'
Butte. screws, locks, laches, slogh,oeis
Rnivs. ana corks rszors, pocket knives, scisson
Mil, pit and crosscut saws hoes iosas 49,;
shovels spades, sytbes and snsins rines mo w.
Black-lead pots and sand cruciDles
Pump. 81 Ven. and s..ou s sSa P 4p1sisy
Ccons,s, ,oni. n great variety, by Albertsonr y
Hortop Barton and Others twsrsntsd) eoseo
tools; ,..o. 4-
House and snip carpenters Tools;
Blseksmiths Tools and garden utensils
Ra,rherS tools; cabinet MAKERS uririnxl'
House add ship builders' hardware; -
Iron. brass copper and steel wire snsei pf&"'
r,shing tscAlc. Genuine Harlem ol o..
mp 2aw9mDx3mW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

by ORDER Of The Hon Charles z DAILY, Associate
- Judge OF he Court OF Common Pleas IN and for the
City and County OF NswYork, notice is hereby given
pursuAnl the provisions OF the statute suinorhns a.
tachmsots against absconding coneesed, ana nonles
dent debtors that attachment has issued sgnns ne
estate Of Samuel Maxwell resident OF the stale OF New
Jersey and tbs. will be sold Tor me payment OF
hs debts unless ne appear and discharge sueh
according law within nine months from me hrsI puo.
cation Of his notice; and that the payment OF any deo
due 10 him by residents of this State and the delivery 10
him. for his OF any property within this state Pc
longing him. and the transfer OF any such properly oy
him forbidden by law, and are vod-Dsieo me nin~
teenth day Of January lsf7.
JOHN FOWLER, Jr. Any for Attaching Creditor,
t7l l.wam So Willism-st city Of New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

"a PASSAGE TO AND FROM Great Bnskol
SSxH ireland tia Liverpool can FL ali times be -
at the lowest rates. on board FIRST class psckst
and dras can be Finished 10 suit psysbe M
out the entire kingdom and the Continent, on sPpfe
to NJ p. OHERN CO 100 South-st co., Dove
as and IS Wesl Of corner Of Ree11
"a FOR sALE-A Schooners suit Of seiis, 49,
1SxSf new Of Colts cotton duck, bited OF yscn ~
forty tons. Also, one biled cotton duck ~ ~
ply 10 COLON WlLsUnks
el3iw- corner OF James clip and souies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ

A FULL ACCOUNT Of The capture OF ss's .svSrsSn6
n nlsns Of line CITY and Castle, and hne 49, ~ q
~. bombsrdr ent win be found In the seS .
osu Windsd seo which ( t ,s ,a,s pS IL
gr.vlnYs, 70 % p,nn, 10 thoss dealing IN ehssg
s snS 1sis s.DsIiWi A. s. BARSEst co d -
nRUasRIs. SPY and Ingram CsipsI -
BLxWRENCE. a Canals h.. js;:, s rsss cSps
dd assortment Of Brussels, sry ana ny oress
nj cohs Duxgets venelians plain twsa ~ Ssg
Ws,s,nSs Chenille and Tuflsd Rogs stsif M I've -
BY calling st ~ Canal ct -
m RAsa STOVE Ornsmsusa-For ssis .,s IA -
6 snd : complsts 81 q dies and eu;uns - ssesv
I hssi1 Isis III Joa1 L iooLs' ~ Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

aeD~l--P PIANO FORTEs.-G n. BAH
~ f1MORE offer for sale at their mandatory
HH~1f-R Wand wareroom, SOL Bieecker-st an sssori-
u " ument OF rosewood aad mahogany Plano
Foes OF finely carved Gothic and modern Partisan styles
These Pianos mechanical construction, excellency OF
richness Of tone, cannot he surpassed,
and the purchaser has doubts they will be set
p and any reasonable length Of time allowed 10 satisfy
him This being feature In the business II 10 I'm.
pouant 10 the purchaser as the markets. full ofrapswe
calculated TO catch the Inexperienced responsole war
rauty with each instrument Reference 10 some OF me
drst families IN the city NJ B-Pisnos 10 let ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

NM sALR-second-hsnd Counters, seshss, Sssb-
II X,c,s shsIyes kc pat up q short notice, BY
NJ il j. LOcK1, Dutdsr, 81 Asn-el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TrWnEg4ur1MORRIS AND Essex RAlLAQ2o.
Leave New-Yors, Selees
o'cpk, p. N. Leave Nswuts u yqt
2 O'CLOCK, p. M. =
Passengers by the Morning Train to kcrrisscvn ~ ..
70 convey them TO schooleys Mountain WssAinnCa ~
videre and Eason, daily 10 succssunny, slanAoee NIL
Milford and Owego on Mondays, WednssdaYe - ~
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,, each Lns 4Sl
the following days 70 meet tho r M. trains ~ ~
sage will also leave for Baskenridge every ~
the arrival OF The al Morrisowr- -
Passengers 10 through, TO ard from Jors7. v,v
changing cara On leaving the city passene~ IN
Il their baggage in the al tho loot OF ConiandA
an Agent Will be IN attendance 10 receive H. All 49,
or bundles rnus be entered on the way-bi or NE c.
ny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight viii be- forwarded inlmsdis,sy 70 HMt0sl
from Albany Basin, by stephens and Coadils -
Bloope 10 Newark, or from ths Transp One
N. j. 4 r. and Trsns. Co. foot Of LibsrysI end 49,
viii be called for In any part OF the city, By spplka
said Office in3l IRA pODD Supednieal1x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

GUERIFP,s sALR.-By virtue OF writ Of neri,
- facias 10 me directed and delivered VIII expose to
sale at the ve.tlbule Of the City Hall In the Guy OF New
YORK on Thursday, the twentieth day OF May all me
right ite and Interest Of Peter Mccormick, which be
had on the senlh day Of July In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud foriysx. or al any time derwsru N
whose hands soever the may be- Of In, and TO- All
that certain lot piece parcel Of ground known and de-
scrbed on map Of land in the Tenlh Ward OF the City
Of New.York the property Of the heirs OF N. 0ouver
n.ur made by George Smith, City Surveyor, March 8,
s32 by ihs number sxiy-one t6iJ and marked with the
letter bounded westerly In 'front.' by Aenst noineIy
ster " and soulhery by lot No g. letter d containing
twenty-five feet IN breadth in front ard rear, and eighty
seven feet sx inches depth each side together with
the appurtenances thereunto Belonging. or In any wise
hereunto az Dated New York April 9th ls47
as l.w7w WILLIAM JONES, late Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

TO COTTON MANUFACTURER.
MANUFACTURERS and others informed that the
Vlrecently tnvsnted Tnrosile, known Benz. Burn
bred Circular Frame s operation at The Mallary
Mins Pate son, N. j. II spinning 81 inch bobbin
and running great speed with about half The power
CURED By other machines The curious and hose inter-
ssed machinery and respectfully nvIed to call and
Il IN operation on any day In the week Is im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

nAPFR.-cYRUs w. FIELD L CO. Burling-slip,
IL Ne~-YOrk, offer for sale -
Book Psper-ls 800 resms, assorted sizes and qualities
News do-24cO do do 90.
Envelope do-e0O DO 20r25, z2x32 and 2ix55 inch
Wrtng do-l0O cases, complete assortment
Hanging dos Ions, white, blue and green
Wrapping doll 0o0 reams, various sizes.
!" do-S,tU0 reams Straw, for slipping
do-i,0c0 resms, very superior, assorted sizes
Binders Boards-20 tons, assorted sizes.
Baudbox Bosrds-l0 DO de do.
Tissue Paper-500 reans while; 500 do colored.
Colored Pspers-So0 superhne glazed assd SIZES
DO do $500 do do hot do do.
Aun-lOo bbls crude 100 bbs groundon liberal terms,
In Quantities 10 suit purchasers az I'm
NJOTICE.-The Copsrtnership IN he Coal business
heretofore existing between Thomas Fitch ard Theo-
dore Legsr, upder the firm Of FITCH CO Of AZ Eli
zabslh snd 55l Delancys 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent T. Leger will continue the Coal business at the
same places and settle sry claims against The concern
All persons indebted to il will please pay The to
Thomas Fitch. THOMAS FITCH.
THEODORE LEGER
The subscriber having retired from the Coal business
pleasure In recommending bis late partner 70 tho
good viii Of his old customers. THOMAS FITCH
Ncw-Iork, A ril is, lei1 ala 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
sT~ANEw.Y0Rk, ALBANY Asp 10Y

Ea.r$$s$fs Line Tor Alhany aid TOY direct no -
foot OF Cortland-sL Passenger ukna
this Boat will arrive in time 10 take the morning usa 4
from Troy west 10 Buffalo, and north TO ssstoss -
Lsks George.
The low-pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt T. Aaey,
will leave Thursday Evening, at O'Clock. RegelH
DAYS Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. For paseao q
eeht apply on board or ST the office on The wharf
Day LISE.-Siesmers Troy, Capt A. Gorham, NiseoN
II. l.. Kellogg, having been newly decorated VIII -
their station In a few DAYS e1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

PErr Harriet Windu, MARY
Don,htv Eliza Williams and Julia Bsrto arrest
cd yesterday charged with stealing wsch from 'onn
Kelly on tbs Points. Committed for examination. An
drew Ryan was arrested suspicion OF stealing car
pes Committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

s.xucl-PfAsO FORTEs very low priees-
&c. Pepona about purchaslng Plsno. VIZ mig
~"Uiilo their advantage 70 call al X 0leEn
l1A gco.'s Mandatory, 1874 Fqlton-st west o.
erosdway5 general assortment Of Mahogany ard Roee
yood constantly hand which will be told low foI
esh or approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
nv r. GLENN Z co. 1874 Futonsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

cx-l-FOR SALE at the old stand No 4 Bar
zX11<rl claysL opposite the As.or House variety
HNKKUof g. Of, and octave Plano for.es, OF
u U y u uevery variety Of pattern, With al me
In provemeuis IN rosewood and mahogany cases
n syery respect 10 give satisfaction 20 sale
pisnos an hire JAMES THOMPSON
missTn Late Tallman Rsndel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

SSti2Sssz. NewbuIgh aud Fiskkil. landing vss
Cortland =, (peekskllO West Point, Col
Spring and Cornwsll The steamer II THOMAS POWELL.
Capt Ssml Johnson viii leave the pier foot Of wGNa-
for the above places every afternoon Sundays exeee
commencing April 10, at O'Clock. Returning, vii lsave
Newburgh every morning At o'clock. n B. All bs0Kses
and freight OF every description, bank bills or spec ~
on board Of this boat must be al the risk Of the o
Of unless entered toe book OF tbs boat recsp,e ~
a 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

ILLyeAL voTrso.-Hush Dugan was ys'terosy
arrested for Illegally voting in the First District Of 'ne
Ftth Ward. He was committed BY Alderman benson
Hssh Bsylsn was arrested for Illegally voting 10 the
sixth District Of the Eighth Ward Committed for en
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

MARCH REPORT Of the Mutual Life Insurance
lNl Company Of New-York. Sc Wz-sL This Institution
during The month Of March issued one hundred and thirty
air nav nolicirs. VIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

MRS. ROBINSON, Fashioasoie Clears larcher, 80
WI MsrcersL Embroderies, laces, SIX hose, muslin aud
lace window shades rned looking equal 10 ne~ Ar
ces done in his establishment grass oleaehed and IN
surpassed IN color az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

% A FARM TO LET 70 lssse, on staten lsland,
three quarters OF mile from Port Richmond. Inquire
100 Ann-.t mRrms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15
N~THE ONLY EXIsTING W0SDER :

N-FOK SALE CHEAP hne young horse
lSNvsrrsuted sound good rsveler-wll stand with
oAout wing Also wagon nearly new, leather top
ke In FOOD Condition ALSO harness. sleigh bells buffalo
rob nd many article household furniture. Apply 20
AdministTator, l8 Wooster-st mSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

s0LAR LAMP.WICK'-s00 gro Solar LsnP.wies'
IN sisst IL iS 10 . co, ~ wluis.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-15

COPAKrNEK-HIP-rn under,igned have Lnis
u dsy formed q eopzrmership under The arm OF MEL
SON pHYFE HAMILTON, for the purpose Of trans
setn The grocery aud commission business Al los Murray
,t Esw-York March %, 1871.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
OF THE VIRGINIA VOL
CNTEERS AT HAVANA

We copy from Charleston papers of Tuesday,
last. the following extracts:
by the arrival of The brig Adea Cant. Wat
son, at this port, we have been favored with the
following Interesting and important items from
Mexico. They were furnished to Capt. Watson
by Mr. Campbell, oar Consul at Havana. and
were received at that place by the packet from
Vera Cruz of the 9th inst
Santa Anna is still at San Luis Potosi at the
mead oil %|'oOo men, generally occupied with his
tavoTie amusement of cock fighting
Gen. Taylor is said to have left his recent M
sition and passed Victoria at The head of 5000
men, supposed to be on his march To Tampcn
The Clergy have refused TO contribute the
So,UUu.OUU attempted TO be raised from them :
they are much excited against Santa Anna, and
are ehdeaV0ring To get up pronunciamentos
against him.
The whole Cabinet of Santa Anna are reported
to have resigned. Great jealousies exist amonu
the different Generals in the Mexican army, and
consequently much confusion and INSTRUMENTATION
prevail.
Vera Cruz s garrisoned by 5000 troops dispir
tied. IL WAS expected the city would be attacked
ny the Americans on the I'd February The best
Informed think the resistance which will he made
by the garrison will be feeble and it will fall an
easy conquest. In the castle there are only 1OOO
men. and badly supplied with provisions, the
chle' dependence being on Vera Cruz for supplies
Many vessels laden with valuable cargoes have
run The blockade. and entered different ports of
MeXlco some ten have left Havana for Alvarado
and Iuspan IN the last month. large French
ship with valuable cargo has been captured =,
after having been warned off once, for second
attempt tn enter.
Inc May Flower had arrived a; Havana, with
LIent. Col. Rando!ph's command of 3l8 men.
heIr object is 10 supply medicines, which il ap
pears had not been furnished in sufficient quaint
Ties previous To her leaving Norfolk.
Col RandoIph's command are in fine health
except some l0 men slightly indisposed II was
fnT Their lmPfudence. unfortunately. that add
lIonal medicines are needed The Nav Flower
VIII sail 9TH inst, for Point Isabel, that being the
original destination of the vessel
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20

same lime We must express our conviction that
me resolution that has passed the Senate. there
mas been no blow aimed at the Liberty ut the
Press We hope sincerely tina, these unpleasant
o'thcnlties will be adjusted. and that tho Senator
from Florida may be induced to have his resolu-
t'"n repealed. We desire this for the harmony
III The Republican parry; Tor no good grow
OUT at the further discussion of the subject.
we think 1t unnecessary to state our views in
relation to the War. Oar course here is well
known. We have lent our aid in raising ,nen
Tor the vigorous prosecution Of the War. In the
ranks Of the Volunteers from this Town we have
s"n; and we hid him God speed in the glorious
cause We helieve our country has been uifl4d
with ny Mexico, and we desire to see lesson
given her that will teach her how to respect our
rights tor the future
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
TRAITS OF IRELAND

The Brooklyn Eagle says Among the anecdotes
OF Irish humor. related by Mr.. Giles in lecture
delivered in that city, were some exceedingly
happy ones.
poor beggar asked nobleman for charity. 81
never give anything to strangers" was the proud
reply. "Ah,'' responded Pat. thin yer lard
snip II never help an angel"
A learned hut gruf Dublin doctor was much
annoyed by the paving sones left by some sloyen
y workmen, in front of his door and sharply re-
buked the workmen, ordering the stones to he
taken out of The way Immediately. And where
IL we take 'em TO, your honor 2" Take them
to hell" said the excited M. ID. Arrah /!
wouldn't they be more out of your honor's way.
IN the other place 2" was the ready response.
The present restitution of Ireland was feelinulv
alluded TO: though the worm of corruption enter
the Irish pniato-said Mr.. Giles-it can hardly
enter the Irish heart. for that has an unfanp store
of good feeling and good impulses