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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

WArER-CURE-Dr TRAIL, wao sisrtee ne frst
w Hgcropstc lustiutcu IN An-res receives petec e
Al his a.t roumodous establishment Al - John .
faTk. IS Lsshtst Perscus A. tstsrc- vii y advised
iof home --sEre- By l-ts-r O'nee eocsaAnoa s--'y
nom NJ ard -v-rtux sn-l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

DuUND HILL WsierCure EsAhisnnsnl-Ine
klROund Hill NsIer.Cure Establishment, WIN one nan-
dred rooms ana every Requisite for the comfort snc teco
modxou OF p.sents 1, now 10 success1l operation VIII
a. soundsns supply Of spnng waier, VIII ~nea a.
DE various baths are supplied Psuecs VII % saPpie1
from The essbhshen with every article Tot PACING &c
The general lerms are So veek varying, no~eser'
according crcumstsnces and The Accommodations 70
eairsd Aec.ssibe By rsirosd from he NORTH, soctn
Essl or Wet SAMUEL WblrMAhsh-
Dr. =. y. DENSlSTON,
Dr.. J. A CUMMINGS
Nnr1hsnptnr Ma 1877. lelh hro
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Goal.

DEACH ORCHARD COAL--Dischargins iroin
vessel red ash stove ard egg Orders received oI nc
from vessel for days Also, for sale ali kinds
and siEes from ysfd Apply to
T. STOKES DicKERsON, lo7 Anthonys.
anl9H near Broadway.
COAL am daily dischArgng The oess quAhy Of
OPesch Orchard Goa. and will deliver ! ~ ne io.'o~
Egg As from he boals snd . cents additional screened
aus SIN PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND BODY-BELTs.-
- AGATE's Pstent Elastic shouder-Brace, % highly
recommended ana psiroriEed by the most eminent sur
seous IN this country for children adults who are H.
Snned 10 s,oop or round Affected spine,
persors wesknss pain In the chest hose Of con
sumpuse or sedentary habits or bose eornned ~ 'pay
or Al The wring hey vii ind ZEN a. inVAuApo
src. 10 brace me shoulders and psnd he crest mere
ehsoe, s-d sborers usng hs Brace. viii be abe y 90
uogr with iess fatigue, ~ well - improve We iof-
To be had. wholesale and retail, o. J. AOAAEs
GenGlsmens OuIhsiing Store, 81 Srosdss'
Nh A.o. /. superior Body-Belt or Abdominal Sup
porter. highly recnmnended Bol l1-
rIsHk COUNTRY NEWSPAPER Adyerusing
Il as-ucy ~. g. PALMER embraces ne best lo9rnA4s
he e-s ard principal towns IN The ni.ec states,
Canada AZ Tor whch be 10 specially depued arc author-
led receive s1TefLsetnelS nc s1OseliP10ls ~ IL
NTs.YoSx-rrieune Baildngs, opposite the Psrt.
BosroS-sn stsie-sL
B.LrtsosE-S. ". corner North and Fsyese-
As he hss cccnecon with any other person, al or
s~rs in@cded Tor hs Agency avoid mstAkes shouc b
carefully addressed 70 '. b PALMER His once 10 ais
CIV tsn The Tribune BudtnSs ODpo.its The Psrh iy In
BED-BUG POISON.
kIATsONs ISFALLIbLE BEDBUG FOisON-The
w experience Of past years proves us 70
he most s1ecsnal destroyer and osnsoer o. oec-ouss
and cockro4ch-s ever discovered II needs bat one sp
pnessoe 10 ssrsfy The most iaeredaoas o. 10 woeoefia
snd immediate ef-cta Price q. sold, vholesae AID
retail .. re Apolnscaes Hss y C.Lhsrtnesl 80 Grand.
o. al Olcofl Mckesson Co. ~ Maiden lane; and lSs
Salr1n-sl Bronsiyn 40 Nod
IN.LkY'- -IN rTRICh Daguerrsoypss De-
lcideay he os elegkni gel - he chespesi porrsts
in MS eO9nsy Tssy are srassuy eolorsa aad are made
nsrs % sgPlesrcr ~ es Gallery isz Broadway, corner
eaisry scrasr rul'os-si s.l sssss~ss' szii B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

GA FsR,i FOR SALE, or exchange for cisy proper,
~ " ~ busaess-A productive farm In The Town OF
- Hunlngton three miles from steamboat landing al
North Port five miles from railroad Al Dee, PARK consist
ing % acres 81 OF which covered with W God me
farm beautifully situated and In high state Of cuiiNs
ZION, producing grsin Of all kinds The dwelling rouse
grape vines IN full bearing and the best OF wafer FOR
farther srcusrs inquire al The Tribune Office leJ Zswom
"A FOR SALR-A small Farm, beautifully simetsd
within kneen minutes waf Of tho Railroad Depot al
Railway, State OF New-Jsrsey. The land 10 very
good buildings and fences mostly new and the whole 10
hns order For particulars inquire of j. r. HADDEN
Si5, RrosdesY. or At It's Lan,enss NJ v Is2s 2m'
- FARM WANTED-With or without improve
msnts. Of from 81 70 80 within two three
hours Of New York, 10 exchange for some choice
ecious Of land In Michigan, with which money will
be paid Any person having such farm 10 dispose VI may
MAKE 40 advantageous trade by applying to
jyls I'm P. JONES. Jr. Ferrysl- N. Y.
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snAIEs.

Potier's Premium suspetsior COAL ard HAY sCALEs,
Msnufarturet a. i9i Nster-sL
NEARLY OPPOSITE he Unitec sAies Hotel, " =
4Nrh- Suspension Cal and Hay ses-s are superior 20
az n use. premium q silver NED !. va a. Ee-d iof
he - A. he al FAIR q The American institute
sca-s tered 70 the above Plan, and wursn ed Also,
P0riAbie Platform and Counter sckes Repairing dose
as 40 sAML- : POTTER. AE-uL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

sale. at the stock Rxehnnse..'' hosoAy'
no 0O0 pr CT TT Nts. .lofi 30 hsrtofo nm iVo
90 m = R,v In 40 lO3l 80 Caston Co.-..... f6i
500 40 smos IO3 500 Long Island RR.. .. ~.
800 1904 iooo "a .rls<n g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
pnb!ir Gcmpenanfes. &r
L-AFOR BOSTON VIA. NEWPas.


FOR BOSTON via. NBwpos.
- tNrf snlbosi al -
road Lin- composed 81 he ssp.-o, a. a.
class stesmers, OF great strength and speed ps,,r,
adapted 10 the nargsion % Loug Island sound &C.,
In connection win the Fall River and Oh Colony Rsi
distance OF IS miles. 10 Bosion only Leave pier a ~
River, near ne bs.iery, daily, except sundsya
The new steamer BAY STATE, ieno tons bsre-, e..
Joseph comssocA. on Tuesdays. Saturdays and ~.
days. N5P ~.
fhe steamer MASSACHUSETTS, i.eso ,o,s h...-
Capt VIM. Brown. on Mondays. W Wednesdays Eaa Trs.
ais p. NJ.
Thess steamers 6fted with connnodous sts,,.,.
and every arrangement for The security and eonnfor n -
sengers who afforded BY this route q n ghrs 70.
board and survival 81 Fall River proceed per Rsn,.1
reaching Boston early ln- following morning 49,,
master Il sisched to esrh steamer. who receives 49, y
asts The baggage and accompanies The 70 is 49,
ton sissmes runs In connection with his lns q -.
from Providence.
freight 10 Boston 10 taken ne ssfns rsies ;, a.
other regular lines and fy~srded with greater ssp-X
ton Por freight or passage apply on hosrd snd sk :
TIsDALF & BORDEN, ~ Nesi-sL OF a. me ofes q !.
Line Al Inc corner o, Washington o. and batsryp.s
my& SIN
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s,% ~ AMP mn VA, yAL "a AsysosoMIoAL
M uIiNrINofoN A sAVAGr qle re.rlsl n Y

NloRk NEW Music yu.I Pueli.hed.-r Y sekee
NhMsa. wheh va. .aas before $50 pesseos Ia one day
ue~ Qast,us-Mshsr (scoersi Zachary Tsyiori l.. VI
ol~ite--~t Of hrn.n. " shf~s, Nes.lork Mach; Ea-
esa.d folss, e-sa,lfai Guitar soaxs. Whea ne
Ga he iste ts beam ng-Ss SasT,eiei Tia sweet
81 might Msssettsf mssas 81 new sons.
.0it egs.d ChAS holt Jr iss Fulton-st
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cYkus W. rIELp a 90.

ID iCHAHp>ON'~ pl, rtuNAkY, vci. quartz,
lNie ssl~ey HUNTINGTON SAVAGE.
fsta -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
sN -PhiNG AHHANGknkNr-cc
= meneing Saturday, March o. lsi' lof Z.

- mencng Saturday, March D, 1870, fof 20
Chester, Rocky Neck, Stamford and NO.
walk.
The steamboat CATALINA, Captain c. Peeh, Jt ~
leave the Pier east side Cahsrine Market clip evey ss
noon, ~ O'Clock Sundays excepted.
ReIurning-Wf leave Norwslk every morning lsst
days sIcepledl al O'Clock Stamford, al oclock sost
O'Clock.
Stages will be IN readiness 10 convey pssssnsenn
Wesport, southport, Fairfield, Bridgeport, DsDb0ynsS'
Canaan, Ridgefeld and Wilton.
q All persons are forbid trusting any ps"cs % "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
sE-AEEGuLAk NAIL Linz .s,s,s
Z .rlsnsid steamers CORNELIUS ysS

DFkBlLT and OhEDON.
fi,- 90 and amer Monday, June IA the s.esmeu o. A,
line will leave Nsw-Yort siS P. ~ BY this srsnes<-.
10 consequence Of the superior speed % ne eos snt
route being The shortest and most direct pass-es-
the city one hour lsor and resch Boston earlier, n
The new steamer. C. VANDERBILT, Capt Potts a,
OREGON. Capt y Thayef will run Throughout ~ ~
son Ia connection with tho stonngion and fIoslc->s
snd Boston snd Providerce Rsilrosds Leaving N-.ft
daily. sundays excepted nom Pier No Nof'n kvr a
O'Clock. NJ. and SiODingtOn NJ oclock, r W % ~
the arrival Of the nail train from BOston.
These steamers are Unsurpassed In speed spencof ~
comfort having each q hem ~ large cosanOcioIs ,.
vsIe rooms, and herhs Tor so persons, besde
privste rooms Tor families and parties
The steamers odcered by The most experirncs
neu and will shorten the passage between New-fa
ana Boston from AMI hall 10 two hours shcreoys
York north, sOa,h snd west and al he nnes RON Bosa
north and east
The OREGON will leave New-York-russdsy, Ia.
day and saturday
The C. VANDERslLr will leave Nsw-Yofa-Acsis,
Wednesday ana Friday.
Leave stouington- Tuesday. Thursday and ssnrSsy
N & Passengers on the arrival OF The steemep s,>
lr gon proceed Immediately In The splendid Railroad a,
10 Providence snd Boston without delay, or remsr
board IN. steamer and leave In the Accommodates ma
stsSO A. NJ which connects al Providence with ne
NJ train for Boston, and baggage master secon7sl.,
esrh rsin hrou Boston TO take charge OF he haso
FOR passage freghs, inquire on board NE ooss y,
No North River. OF 10 Bsiiery-plsce. si9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
II MORNING. Line Al seven oei

49, AIITtAEN-' NEW DAY LINZ 4
:t>rsxis Opposition FOR ALBANY, lsndiDsGvr
COlrllandrs, Nowbursh, Poughte.ns
Kin gson Catskili aud ludsonssre % cenls srssiss
snd di0ner on BOARD.
Ths sod elegant steamer kOVkh WILLIAM
Capt A. DsgrOol, on Tuesdays. ursiss and ssmidst
a half psst A. "a froD The pier foot Of Robnsonsl loo
tug Hammond 81 pier from Nsw.Yofk.
ror passage or ligh freight Apply 0n board he bosl
TO GEORGE 7. STANLEY,
al The Office fooi Of RObinson-t
~ All psrsons are forbid trusting The above boa a
.e-ount M the ownefs @23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

nn, ray LUn'- BALsAM OF LiNEk" Ohf, ne
Dmo.t extraordinary medicine 10 ne ~ord.-Cure iol-
to~, cre-nr snih, Isl Forsyth-sL was afflicted seven
vears via consumption This medicine cured him. We
daily lear Of he remarkable cures By ~ use Be
~.re Of courserfsits Remember. the genuine 10 nov
made ~ the wholesale depot - seeknsn-s ~ tbe pre-
aviator fo~-.ris III ssvsrv. tsntm'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

II Monde illustrate, Journal published in Rome, OF
the lIth Of June, relates the following authentic
occurrence. wealthy lord the father of two young
men, wished To institute Of his his universal leg
aztec, but imposing upon him the condition, gener
ally Supposed, to hold ii in trust for the benefit of the
church. The two SONS, informed of the intentions OF
their father whom they knew be exceedingly eccrn-
the resolved 10 pay attention his disposition OF his
property The father irritated by their resistance
and made another testament, which he deposited scale
at the office Of the Prohonotary of the Holy See. BY
this act, he reduced his the smallest sum al
lowed by law, and bequeaed the great bulk of his prop
erty to the priest who by chance. should be the one the
first tosay mass on the day OF his funeral. The Proh
onoiay learning after OF the death of the lestator
opened this strange WILL and conceived it tn be his du
to carry II TO the Pope before any could know its
contents Plus TX, receiving this information very late
IN the evening, repaired in all haste before the dawn
day to the church in which prayers about TO com
mence for the repse of the soul of the departed. lie
announced himself directed them open the do rs and
performed in person, the holy office. Having thus be
come universal egatee without any restrictions, the
Pope awaited himself ofbs right the property by I'M
mediaiely abandoning the heirs the whole succession
by this act OF beraty and Justice, the holy father a
volded very troublesome lawsuits, which would moi
have failed TO arise from the nulty Of the will Ola per
obviously insane
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

prefneaiiee Cont. The personal property to
be- Under > .OD aud he has aiming other bcguesis,
efi 1euoto Mr.. Ray, the s,eTeiaf, oi the Repeal As
sycIallon.
The King If Sweden has GRATED NJ. NJ. Scbon rein
and Blger. The inv enlnrs o gun cotton, Knights u the
order 81 VISA.
u IS said thai company has been formed to promote
The cultivation of sugar in blalacca The locay che
rs else Alalaeca. and said Ia c,Isist e a fertile
ol auylal plan. which 5000 have bee,i
professionally arranged f,r 18th the Government
Hi. Tnniar o the marriage of the Duke Of Wellington
with the wealthy Miss Bnfdeti CDutls gathers strength
Thu on1oa Alias says
I'll re longer any doubt of the preliminary ar
rangenens f the approaching marriage Of the ilustri-
Duke with lady distinguished no less kr her char
it'll municeie's than her wealth. nearly com etrd
BY tins union the great banking firm will once be
IN the hands o duchess, while, the other side. the
fortunes Of the house o The hero Of hun rod battles,
viii be placed upon basis Of power which alone vas
wanted u consolidate lis glory
An official letter from Lord Palmerson 10 Governor
Sir John DAVIS has been published approving oi the late
operations IN Canton river, las Justified by the procras
tlalhg and evasive conduct Of the Chinese and one
but calculated to prevent more serious difficulties at a
future PERIOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
TIE az ESTION or THE PRESIDENCY

We have recently in several quarters with the IN
qulry-"llow is NlasSa hnselrs disposed towards the
nomination Of Gen. Taylor for the PrrsidenryP Ii Is
clear that no one can give positive and lunltlve
to the CUSTOM and do not know that any has
made such Of the coi public opn here
would enable him togive an approximate We took
OCCASION about three mouths nee give briefly some
against any agitation Of the Presidential question
arising out Of the prominence given Cen Taylor and
h still cxs But in reference the que N
above alluded 10, this seems to be proper time 10 advfr
10 slma principles in the selection of n President. which
may well enough be settled here in advance Of the naming
oi candidates.
We may first alludc To a proposition which has been
advanced IN quart Rs, aud has found favor with the
nnihnklng under the cry of No union with slave hol
ders, II has been urged by fanatics that person
eonscen1nsIy ppscd 10 the institution Of slavery, can
mol nider any circumstances fora STAKEHOLDER for
any Office. II this proposition were true il would be a
inst aud leading rule in the choice of Presidential can
dldalo But II must be clear to every who respects
the constitution and desires 10 preserve the Union. thai
Il Is not true lis direct tendency is make northern
aud southern party; It's Immediate fleet would be prac
teal dissolution Of the lnon whatever name might be
gwen 10 the event To carry it out would be enforce
qualification for Office not contemplated by the Con
siihun, aud 10 awaken sectional amino sites, ncces
saflly involved IN the question of the Presidency and ia
tai TO the existence ol the government
"For these reasons we hold this proposition To he
wholly unenabe, aud one which cannot Influence any
large part OF the voters Of -sachuset,s. They all
have strong feelings upon the subject Of slavery They
regret lis existence, they tslrous for It's extinction
aud they determined their full influence To pre
vent rs increase. But thry will not commit themselves
10 the fatal assertion. that they will no, unite for the
good OF the country, with any o those who under the
compromises OF the Constitution CIV hold slaves"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

The correspondent Of the New York journal Of Com
merce who is supposed to understand the views if he
does not share IN the feelings Of the administrations rtes
in this wise
same cate cory with perpetual motion" and the "quad
nature OF The circle Gen. Taylor and his officers ~
pear to be as clever in speech and toast making as in
sormlng fortress or epeling charge 1t cannot be
sad that any OF the officers OF our amy,eihe Of those
IN Mexico or IN the bureaus here have ever attempted
To hunbug the public with the idea that We have con
quered' or are about to conquer, peace with Mex-
II is heopnlon OF all of our military men that have
done little yet towards conquerlng peace; and not
much as might have done had We given
ders more men and more 1t is apprehended thai
The present campaign will be utterly ndeclsve. and un
productive OF any benefit commensurate with its Cost q
blood aud treasure. Whose fault this failure may be
to be considerably the nea Congress and by the PEG
pie. Gen. Scott it is said. is already fixed upon by III,
Administration as their scape goat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

sent ff Int refused "a sltend the ground that his Al
tendance would be useless, aud The al proceeded with
.tii ain,.
NJ Delaurie urged the accusation aud Demanded tie
condemnation 81 all the used.
The act ofcotrupcn hy Pelnpra. aud he completely
OF Gen CnbierS and NJ Parmrnlitr. wcfe MT denied
b, their respective advocates and they merely appealed
IN the clrmeHcy ~ the court
The Court of PEERS pronounced iisjudgmen in the
ras. Of NJ VI Tesie CubIeres, and Parrentler. ON
Saturday. Tho three prisoners onyIried Of rof
fnpiian. aud sentenced NJ 1.ste To rsstnre the %.
9lH he had received irtm Gen. tubieres which WIRE
be- confisai or the benefit oi the hospitals To three
years imprisonment deprivation 81 his clvl rights.
aud 10 fine of 9i00Of NJ Cubirrcs IL deprivation oi
hts civil rights and lOOiNf hno and Nj. Parmcntcr
deprivation If riv rights aud O0m fine, and all the
c,sis
The Tunes correspondent says that the deprivation Of
civil nghts which firms part OF NJ Cubi'r 8 senenee,
will comprehend degradation from his military rank aud
incaacity io bear arms His military colleagues III the
Chamber Of Peers. snd the peers connected with TN
(Ihlers) administration. Of which he was member.
made gallant stand in his favor the question OF his
civil rights but the Cour, &c Peers aud th. Court OF the
Inefies were 50 determined 10 prove iheir own i0nn
cence by a punishment Of weakness or Of guilt
III another, that there against him more than Two
10 (abont 100 against 30. including (n this rieor
mayfity) the Chancellor (Pasluier,) Count Mole
NJ segur and Count Montaliyet. The rial OF NJ Pei
lapra will COME next Thursday"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
CURIOUS CIRCU INSTANCE

One ofour chester county farmers, says the Vill.aa
Records. who keepsa small dairy. was ANNOYED for 49,,
eal weeks: by finding that one Of his cows regular
ly MIXED from day to day. in most mysterious naa
ner. The milk maid would find her work done ,n'i u
one was able to account for it, Suspicion we .unn.a
as is general in such began t,sen upon bnn,
people in the neghborhood, for sure it VAS lba, s'
active agent must be engaged in plunderinp the GOV, ~
her milky treasures. AT length the secret discover
ed. pig, five or six months old. was observed in ~
act OF sucking the cow which, with great docili,y si
United TO the operation. We have heard of similar GU
-oi pigs sucking cows; but believe the instances -.
very rare One in particular. in which shoemaker NJ.
suspected Of milking neighbours cows but The non
na'Ion ct the honest man was afterwards trinmphamv
vndicated by the discovery that it was the shensIa
pig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

Johns in Canada aud back=an arrangement. We sup
rrse very important hem the line tn boson 50 "i
srIsses in conme rcia value and importance, The INC
up the ST Lawrence We stipulated ior eighteen cents
aud fraction the 1.-THE distance BENZ supposed to
be upwa rds of 800 mes being considerably less 'ha
established rates Of POSTAGE and stipulated TURNER
il these rates should be reduced by law, To make a COZ
spending REDUCTION the rate OF charge on the bfi
sh mails. This reducilon has been made, and We
now charge but ten cents per ounce, WIN i"eh'.
five per for the fractions oi weight IN ie',ers-
Ofcourse the charge Of SIX other foreign letters
landed IN porls is not made on any oil these.
Upon the report Of MAJOR llobbe giving notice OF the
demand above men onrd. the Postmaster General IN
strucl ed him give notice 10 the Postmaster General {"
Or at Br tn OF The aogafon Of this contract at i't
expiration u ninety days agreeaby oa clause reserved
therein.
This, suspect is II that has yet been done on ou'
part.
Yesterday another report was received from MAJOR iiob
bic but it has been the Postmaster General with
out the seal being broken and o-day, understand
despatch, addressed by Mr.. Bancroft to the Secretary
Of State. has been sent 10 the General Post Olce by
the department, which conveys nothing definite upon
that subject, and merely shows that negotiation Is only
still being slrennously urged upon the British govern
met and uloa the footing Of the most liberal recpocl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
THE POSTAGE IN ENGLAND ON AMFRI
CAN LETTERS

Attention has been called to the arrangements in Eng
land In regard 10 the postage the letters sent to the
United States in the American steamers he MON pub
fishes the following facts in the (which received
from an off Ier of the Post office Department
We understand that, upon the arrival Of the Wash
Ingon at Southampton. II was unexpectedly found that
the letters landed for transmission within the British is
lands were to be charged with the foreign stage in
addition to the inland in the same manner fhe lei
tiers had been conveyed the water in the Curad
line OF Otherwise under contract with the British post
oice Mayor llubhie, Immediately upon ascerlaininn
this fact proceeded London demonstrate against this
eNacon, In conjunction with Mr. Bancroft, he is ~
'nnegoaiion with the British government upon that sub
ject-a negotiation which terminate, We are pcrsua
ded but in way.
The United States entered into a contract With the
British past ei1ice in so tn transport for them IN bulk
then mails arriving Boston, across our territory /, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
CENTRAL. II RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA

The Secretary of The ( commonwealth Of Pennsy lvana
has issued procamation IN which. after recitinp the
the provisions OF act of The General Assembly, passed
al the session of 1916. entitled An authorize th.
Baltimore aud Ohio Railr,ad Company construct a
railroad through Pennsy sanla. in direction from BALI
10 the OHIO river at the city of Pitlsburg he de
clares the said act TO be null and void
lhs settles the question To the charter of the great
Pennsylvania railroad. The Secretary says further,
that satisfactory evidence has been furnished him
that million Of dollars account of the stock sub
scrbed has been paid into he treasury OF that company
and also that thirty miles ofsd railroad have been put
under contract for construction. and that one half of the
portion put under contract is al the western terminus
of the said road commencing al the city of Ptisbur. and
extending tastwardly.