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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15
Cronly. w alker s. Hall,

CTOU1ys w 044Ao3 ~ A4<SA3'
AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION .NERCHt4.S'TS;
Wilmington, n. C..
REFER To
p. X. Dickinson ESQ Messrs HALL ARMSTRONG,
H. r. SAVAGE. ESQ, JOHN A. TAYLoK Esa-,
e. w. DAVIS, ESQ, JOHN WALkBs:, Esq.
October l5,A, lS47.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-10-15
" GEN. TAYLOR
NEVER sYTRRHNDrpay

~ DREY would announce to the citizens of
~" Wilmington and the surrounding country,
that he has received his supply of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS. His assortment is complete.
Some of my neighbors pretend to SSH at New
York and Philadelphia prices; will pledge my
Ing it with tho community to say who sells the
ebespest. [October Is, ls47. 5-tf
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
IMPORTlTlONS AT BALTIMORE.
Ljr0pOoI-&hiD Garonue.

Ligrpool-ShiD G1Onne.
Salt 2SlG sack common, 600 do fine, Clark & Kcl-
Iogg: chains >, W Graham x Son: carthcnwarc 100
crates hhds, pipes 80 Or bXs, ii Miller: mdzr
csks, Smith x Atkinson; crates hind, c I}olicc
{, Co; crates, Dawson & Ilut-.n cs1s / case,
Norris & Brother; csks w Peter; II pkgs, 4 W
Poulson; bales, Faconcr; / do, ; Aut y Son;
case kirkland, Chase \ Co; 3 c,ls, : kirl, < SOM
do l case, Trust; ii pigs Powel u bids W
HID, order; c7ks crate 10 bags, d English < Son.
Georgetown; cases c>ks, ii AIImand, Norfolk
Mont rideO-BaIE frances Partridge.
li:dss $50, W Bruno < Sons; II ,u0l do, horns
$500, horse hair bales, y Rogers & Co.
Rio JuHeuO-Brig -tIOHfe- Uluu.
Coffee 1000 bags, II jenkins; 1924 do, Birclhcad
s Pcarct; 6-3 do, order; ~ do, Birci.hcad r; 35;
w 4 Boyd; 50, \ Hack & Som.
Falmouth, (Jam. Sch. AJjsaH
Pimcnto SIS Bag, old copper suadry prcs, pickles
10 bxs and Jars, itrniture cases, Ii l. Dc,scr 4
Go; pimemto 80 bags, tortoise she'll prcls, W W
Spence x Coz pimcuto 81 bags, W Mason X Co: old
iron tons, old copper 1870 d., II Lccf pmcnto 200
bags, old copper aud brass pkgs, Ferguson & Mil
hado, Norfolk, Va.
Kingston, (Jua. BRIG JIlja.
Fustic toA, Iignumyitr % do, order; doubloons
SO, II Lccf.
LGgUna-B,ig 1iraJian.
Logwood 22255 qtls. \ Schumacher & Co.
Bcrmuda-Br. brig CdaIleS Gray
Ballast Old Iron and old rope a lot, } c Yates.
BcrHaUda-Br. SCH. -NeGOra.
Hides 30, calf skins 50, sheep do 10, old copper
brs, grease do, arrow root II kegs Lx, specie
2OJO dollars, r < II Il Tucker.
ST. J0in, (N b. )-Sch. .SOphia.
Salt $50 sacks and 500 bushels, salmon bXs,
Cri,r
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, sec next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those datcs:-
At Boston: Coffee in steady demand without any
change in prices-Codfish remained as last rcportcd
but NIackcrcl had slightly given way, No. selling
at SO, and No. = at S6.5O-No. steady Flour
very firm at $6.l23 for Gcncscc, and some holders
were asking more. Other Western 5.S7 "a SO. and
Southern Ga g. % Corn little better, with sales
at 70a7l cts. Oats high as 6O.-Salcs of Lead at
SI.62t, cash.--Provsions without change except
Lard which had sold at IL cts-Sugars were frmcr.
At NeD York: Ashes had advanced Pots ~ and
Pearls 50a75 cts.--Salcs of Bccswax at 20 cts
Coffee steady with good dcmand-Owing to the
mtavorable accounts by the lbcrnia, only 6OO bales
On the other hand Western Flour improved 64al23
cts but in the of the day rcccdcd again, and
although at close it firmcr, yet the rates Tor
Gcncscc were 5.Sli $5.S7!. No alteration in
Southern. Rye Flour and Corn Meal steady, but
not activc.-Wheat scarce and wanted, Gencscc
selling at .2Sa + 3d. Western, Liza 10 Tor lair
to prime; and Southern $l.l7. No variation in Rye
Barley. Oats, , cts. lower. Corn advanccd ) cts
on the receipt of the ibernas news, but again re-
coded, closing at 63a6o cts for the different grades
American Hemp was frm.-llides inactire.-fur-
thcr sales of 5000 pigs Missouri Lead at S45O, cash.
Spirits Turpentine dull at 49d5l cts.-Linsccd Oil
without improv emcnt.-Ihc Pork excitement had
subsidized and prices settled down quietly, Prime AT
$l0.75, and Mess $l4.-A cargo OF IT. ubes SAT-
sold at ~ cts, mos.-Clovcr Seed in lar demand
at I cts. Flax Seed had sold at 3Od . 80, cash.
Sales of Domestic Whiskey had been made at % "a
30 cts, closing at the latcr-No variation IN Sugars,
but remained as noticed next page OF this paper
At Philadelphia: Flour had advanced in eonse-
quence of the English news, and held at SO, but
without sales being effected. Corn Meal was So
Wheat scarce, and Southern selling at 300 . 80.
Corn 70a75 cts, and Oats 42d43.W hiskey was sell
ing at % cts. in brls
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

to be 9Gl 900 tons. The consumption in Europe for
lsl7 1O1 900 tons and the United States 10000 TONS
which, deducted from the supply will, ii is calcuat-
ed by the same authority, leave a surplus stock IN
Europe on 3lst Dec, 1917, Of $4,000 tons, being
10000 tons less than last year.
The state Of trade in the manufacturing districts
continues dull, gloomy and unsatisfactory as ever.
According to the latest accounts from Manchester, the
trade in thc Cotton districts still remains in state Of
langOur aud depression and not only is ii depressed,
but learn that the demand for the American mar
ket Is much more limited than it has been, and IS
chiefly, if not wholly, confined to cloths OF the finer
descriptions, that there j. nothing doing in goods SUIT
able tor the India or China markets, and that Tor
South America the business is comparatively small.
From the Hardware districts Of Birmingham, shot
field, &c., complaint IS made Of scanty orders, and
much difficulty in the way Of procuring cash. That
tins state Of things must for time longer be endured
cannot be denied. The Manchester pcor lie are doing
all thcy can 10 mitigate The evils arl>m" from the
depression alluded to, by adopting the short time
system, and reduction OF wares. AT present there
IS not any prospect OF immediate relief, at least until
the money market IS easier, and confidence III com
mcrcIa circles restored. The reports from the
NoOlIym districts Of Yorkshire satisfactory;
still the amount Of business transacted is limited, and
manufacturers obliged to curta the stocks which
they have on hand
The Money market since our last number has not
in the smallest degree improved The suspension Of
one Of the chief bIl-brokcrs in London must ncces-
sarIly curtall at most Inopportunc moment, those
facilities, which substantial houses may require
during such emergency as the present. he aO-
sorpton Of capital by the railroad companies Is cX-
citing attention, but as yet the movement to cheek
It's effects han not assumed strength sufficient to ac
compish the purpose. In the III, anmc, every day
discloses some new mercantile disaster, giving rise
to apprchcnsions Of most painful and alarming cha
ractcr The report so actively circulated, about ten
days ago, that The Bank OF France intended 10 re-
ducc the rate OF discount from to per cent prov
ed, as we anticipated, quite unoundcd. HE mt
mate connection between the London and Paris eN-
changes renders II impossible to MAINTAIN Tor long
period greatly different value OF money IN the Two
IN PARIS at per Mt, whilst the rate On good bills
is higher has equally failed with The late measures
adopted by our own bank to relieve mercantile pres
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

Government Securities (inauding Dead
f34.5ll.33l
Dated the 10th day of September, 1917.


IrporfanL Meeting of The Bank of EnglGnd.-A
general court of the proprictors Of the Bank OF Eng
land held the 10th instant, III the Courtroom
OF the Corporation, pursuant TO the terms OF inc
charter, the declaration OF the directors as
to the dividend. Owing to the state of the money
market, the large failures that have occurred, and
the anticipation Of further dsastcrsior ii Is feared
there will be yct-hc attendance Of proprctors
unusually large. At twelve O'Clock precisely
the business OF the meeting commenced.
The Governor said, ] have TO acquant the court,
that this is of half yearly courts for the pur
pose of declaring dividend and one of the quarterly
courts appointed by the charter and have the plea
sure to inform you that the Court of Directors upon
review of the state of the affairs of the Bank, have
resolved TO recommend that dividend OF T. per cent
interest and profits be paid for the half year ending
on the 10th Of October next grcat chcerng, without
deduction of the come-taN and II gives me great
satisfaction be able to state that after the payment
of the dividend there will be sum OF E26,ll2 to be
added to the rest [chccrsl. 1t is necessary that
should inform you that this Is not advdend OF per
cent, but dividend OF g. per cent. and bonus OF
per cent that the proprictors who have life interest
only might participate in the profits OF the hall year
Although therefore, now call II dividend OF per
cent, is only OF g. per cent, with bonus Oi
per cent. mention this lest you might suppose that
we are TO 90 on permanently with a dividend OF 4
per cent We have no such intention, unless the al
fairs of the Bank should be in such prosperous posi-
ton as to Justify that dividend.
The announcement seemed to give great satlsiac-
prepared for even greater lbcralty from the court
for they asked to have bonus as well as increased
dividend The proposal of the directors, however,
was considered BY the majority of the meeting as
liberal as the state of the rest justified, and ii was
accordingly adopted subject TO confirmation at bal
lot to take place the 22d inst, which the governor
considered desirable in consequence OF the import
ancc of the alteration.
After the subrc of the dividend had been disposed
of discussion cnsucd on the motion OF proprietor
that the present method of elcctng the governor and
directors should be changed. The reasons urged Tor
the alteration were of the recent failures OF
the late governor and of one of the directors and the
PROPRIETOR referred to wished to elect a governor
s.from amongst OF the great number oil the mcr-
insolvency could never happen This remark oc-
casioncd much laughter and the discussion was con
cudcd by MIR. Jones Lloyd making some very judicl-
Gus atoms the impoiicy and folly OF pro
posa which at the present time would lead the pub
lie TO think that the directors did not possess the con
iidcncc of the proprictors.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

Sci=,re Of an american Rclier Sdp-By Gal
way paper learn that the Islam OF Philadclp hia,
Of the American relief ships, has been seized by
thu Customs in the port Of Galway, in consequence
Of some alleged smuggling Of tobacco. 1t appears
that the master Of the vessel, Captain Shanlland,
tanned board tobacco, intended for the Of
the cmigrants going out in the vessel The tobacco
said 10 be at first under lock and key, in the
care OF the captain. The Customs officers removed
to another part Of the vessel, whence it stolen.
The vessel has accordingly been sclzcd by the Off
GERS, and is at present prev cntcd from sailing for her
destination homcwardS
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

THE B,chmhcdt Crop-Thc Lchigh REGISTER says:
We have within the last few weeks convcrsed
with number of farmers, from the upper townships
OF our county, who speak Of liatering crop of Buck
wheat this season; the greater part OF which is alrca
dy cut
The Bclyidcrc (N.J.) Apollo states that the Buck
wheat crop in the upper part OF our county is said to
look fine, and should the weather continue moderate
a few days longer, it will be rcapcd and amply repay
the farmer for his toll. We fear, however, the re
cent heavy rains have injured it to some extent
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

A Handsome IrunSaction.-Thc Mutual Fire and
Marine Insurance Company of this city paid, within
the last few days, fire thousand doiiars, being the
amount insured on a shipment made in the brig
''Hcnry NJ. Warfcld" about six months since, which
is supposed to be lost. The Company, by usage,
not bound to pay until next April, but the Pre-
sdcn proposed to the insured to pay it then by de-
Quoting the interest, which proposition accepted.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
ENGLISH NEws-BY TIE IuBERNIA.

The British steamer llibrmia arrived at Boston
last Saturday from Liverpool, having left 18Th ut.,
10 which date we have papers and commercial let
ter from our correspondent-thc latter, with copious
important extracts from the papers, will be found in
their appropriate places. From the liverpool Euro
paQn Times of Sept. 10, copy the following, which
appears TO be addressed especially readers in the
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Increase ........... ........ soc, 22G

Baltimore Life Hswance.-The Report of the
Secretary of this Institution of the Insured for the
last month, were II pcrsons-of whom was for life,
for seven years and under, and , for one year.
Seven of the insured were each for 5000 and under,
and five for $1,000 each and undcr-and comprised
U. S. Senator, Lawyer, Navy Officer, Broker,
Medical Student, l Sea Captain, Merchants, l
Carpenter, and not named.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

The Hemp GrOp.-Thc St. Louis Union says
''thc receipts OF the new crop of Hemp will fail short
OF that OF last year. 1t has been estimated by those
who have authentic means of information that not
half the usual amount Of seed has been sown this
yrar''
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper South Gay street, next door to the Sun
office to-day by O'Clock, at g. cts. SINGLE or cts
each for or more copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09
BALTIMORE INSPECTIONS.

The following table exhibits the amount Of FLoUR,
MEAL and ToHAcco, inspected in the city Of Bali
more for the quarter ending Sept 30, in the years
thereto anneXcd:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

Of this vast number of emigrants, two-thirds were
Irsh and of the remaining third -fifths were
Scotch and English, and one fifth German, of whom
larger number than formerly left this port during
the past season.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

FLOUR AND MEAL.
7--lSIG---lS1j---lS4i
Wheat Flour, bris l5i O55 l5l 40 ,377 III 23S
Wheat Flour,hGbiS.. 6,94G. g, 400. II 1lS7,3lI
Rye Flour, ..bris.. Ill.,. 5O5.... JOO... go
Rye Flour, hf,bri&. --
Corn Meal, .hhds..... Co.,. 3D.. l2S..... 80
Corn Meal. hIs.. ,273. r, 026 800. 100
Corn Meal, Ai.JrtS. -- .55l.... 337..... b
TOBACCO.
Maryland, Mds ,5I3. 697 .12, l2S. 10 G75
Ohio, hhds.. $500. 14,779 1892 ,l25
Virginia, 80, Mds..... 23...... 7..... 3D.. ---
Kentucky, ...hhds.... 3o3.... 242.. l5O.... 4S9
Total for the qrMdy.2G,sI2 2s,775 2l,o55 1928
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

EXCIIANGE.-Stc Sterling has again advanced, and
we now quote S5a95 per cent. prem. for 90 days
Bills The market is without activity at present, but
there will probably be demand the beginning of
the coming week for the steamer of the 10TH Other
Foreign and Domestic we quote as follow
On L n,do e stcrn 60 days SlnQl nc ct
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

Emigration from Liccrpool.-The amount Of emf
Grafton from Great Britain and ireland has this year
far surpassed that of any previous one, will be
seen from the following returns made up on the 9th
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09


Forming total for the week of Il 22i brls. Wheat
Flour. Exported within the same time to foreign
ports, 32il brs., and 5S5 brls. Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-Thc Iibcrnia's news produced very
little effect on this market; prices of Wheat had
been previously looking up, until on "Wednesday
some of the principal mllers having had their mills
disabled as mentioned in the foregoing Flour article,
were not disposed to operate to any considerable cX-
tent at least high rates at this particular season,
unless sellers down IN their priccs-which
point was at length yielded and decline OF some
2c3 cts took place the market closing at about Liza
S.22 per bushc for the best Maryland and Virginia
red, and | Boa s 40 for good to prime WHITE the
latter suitable for Family Flour. We note the sale
of 100 bushels prime Virginia Rye at 10 cts. per
bushc Corn is a little higher than last week, and
may be quoted at close G0a62 cts for white, and old
Go for yellow. Oats 37d43 cts, as in quality ,
HEMP.-Thcrc is only very limited supply OF
American sale; and OF any other denomination, in
first hands, the market is destitute.
HIDES.-Thc market was bare OF any description
until an arrival on Thursday brought in 300 from
Montevdeo
HOPS-Arc in only very moderate demand, and
sell at 0a cts per lb. for first sort of this years
IRoN-All descriptions of Pig are very scarce,
and the little that is coming forward is readily taken
at further improved rates, Baltimore Foundry at $50
per ton and Pudding held at the same, including 100
tons sold yesterday.
LATHS.-An import OF l0O,0OO Eastern inch
sawed has sold at 81 per Nj.
MOLASSES.-Wc have not a transaction TO re-
mort and the market is without supply OF sweet re-
failing qualities.
N6IIS,-Assortcd are scarce, and although held
with much firmncss Cut are no higher
NAVAL STORES.-Thcrc is nothing dong wor-
thy of particular notice in any denomination
OIIS-Linseed can be bought on rather easier
terms. saw 66a6S cts per gallon, in csks and brls
Whale is firm at 42d45 cts; and Winter sperm at
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-09

JOHN SULLIVAN 81 SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND AGENTS
For the sale of LEAF TOBACCO.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. SO LigMstrect Wharf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-20
'rRISl SALE
OF EAST WHEELING LOT

UF EAST " TEELINI IUIN.
pY virtue OF deed Of Trust executed by Jacoh SIT
~ gleton, barring date The 18th day at October lst
ma recorded in the clerk. Office o. ONO county 1T
sel hook M IS page go shall uH The -th day OF Ns
tsohSr next proceed sell al public sale at the front
neo at The Court House of ONO county, two certain
o Of E'ound situate IN that part of the city ut Vince
nhs commonly called East Wheeling, bounded Oh the
WI by htlh street the South by Whecimg eek.
% s East by lot No & on lie North by LjHsey for
n'fy called water street the SAID lots heng kaowu as
p' Nos one and two JOHN GILCHRIST.
Oyt9t-w
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TO pRlNrAaN

7 ST received 100 keFs rreuts' celebrated Winter
v News Ink, acknowledged tbr Nrst brand tE the
p'on. Price SO per keg. Orders by mad eampauIcd
tr tssh ar city orders, promptly attended 10.
Also kegs inc book, 40 cts one FsuHd csus fine
!1 NIX .25 per H. Address,
J. L. WI ART0N
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AMERICAN Asss sNs0N,

NJ Nv VhN.
F1hE American All mon incorporated for tie pro
motion Of Fine Arts IN the United Sfatss- LacH
.N'etibsr Of FIVE Do.LARsi Is Mcahcr for ere car
.hs funds applied lst The production at arae
1he costly engraving, Of which every ucmcf receives
st'py; and next 10 ne purchase OF original fsut1cs
aa r'AeT works Of art, b. native or resident artists
sheh axe distributed, by Let among the members ~ DE-
amler
Last year i45 paintings were distributed THIS YEAR
,,aey viii be hume and Faluasie-#aIt tlaH
l" are Already purchased. and "a addition tutHc VIII
e distributed 259 bronze medals q. Washington Ast5u,
nov IN progress. And each member Viii lel,ive tNa
tausyihgs-" The Jolly Fiat Boat Men alter u ~.
I'm; and a svli " al,er Huntington.
,. Undersigned having been zPpoittea Hoa"Esff
,esfy for Wheeling aud ysciHlIy ID rfyeefts 1e q
IVA subseriptlons
hose wishing to become menA.f. - III forward he
a's'ess Of ghe sqcIeiy ~ DOING soon As mel n
nyehisnt. and I'll suh-crbers aIe requested u gu on
Nov Il Ely DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-20
FOR SALE IN SOUTH WHEELING.

ID ECEINEn tins morning per Express al WaEe=
~ nam Literary Depot, No IL Nam street..
The Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christmas and
ksw Years
scouting expedition of McCHoet.s, Tetas Raale-y
lneBaH, skirmishes with The McVlcr4s e. Samuel
Red Jr. late OF the Texas Ranges, 1fl leu5er OF
~ Bar OF l. louisiana wIth II illustrations
/ luton Bradshaw or the adventure of Lover.
Capt Donnlvanr adventures in Mex CO.
The Peruvian Nun or the Empress OF tbs ocean.
GfahsH's Magazine for December.
Washington and ms Generals or Legends Of the Io
|'uiion, b George Lippard vol, price 80.
nov 10
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Err

= I0FH Hafr. tootl finger fe5A nal, shoe, horse.
- =HHas5 NAtfrua-A, dGslIue. Lrarth. shaving.
j Ht aHj ...aa biHs brushes. BLACK NJ NB & %.
~ II Nofsroe street
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DIED

E, O. Whisky by the barr. al 1sa@4.
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&. tal fafcsas FER sa.eIY or < GREER,
Hrt I4
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04

WIND SHrP.-Our enterprising fellow.
citizen, Mr.. VIM. Thomas, (says The Indc.
pendence ESposilor,) has just returned from
a trip Of twelve days on the prairics, with
his wind ship, and says II works WE'LL and
be is now willing to make a tour to the bur.
falo country If sufficient number can be
raised to Justify him in making the cApedi.
lion. lie takes one six .poundor, beauii.
Iul stand Of colors, tents, DC. lie will
start in few days if he can bo successful
in getting a company. As this is some.
thing new under tho sun, we suppose that
many of our citizens will embrace tho op.
portunity. Mr.. Thomas requests US TO
state that he will take with him four large
horses, that in case Of calm there will be
no detention, II is now beautiful season
Of the year for buffalo hunt, and rare
sport may be seen by awaiting ourselves Of
the present opportunity. We presume the
charge will be moderate, and those wishing
to 90 will please call al our Office and enroll
their names Immediately.
Washington telegraph., 1847-08-04

Volunteers IN Msrio0 10 Toie.--in accordance
with the provisions Of the Election law of Penn
sylyana, tho Volunteers from lha, State, now In
Mexico, have the right to vote iof State officers,
at whatever place they may bo stationed on the
second Tuesday Of October next The Captain
and Lieutenant OF each company act as Judges
and inspectors. The result we presume, will not
be known, nor the certificates Of Election issued
until the Volunteers are heard from.