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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

The spleudor and magniiiccnee Of this Gorgeous
and Colossal Carriage battles description. Whoever
has read 81 the Funeral Chariot OF Alexander, or
the Tnmsplial cn' Of Nero, may form some con-
cephon q the sasdgur ri this supcrlativcy beani
hil vehicle, weh was taksn from an antique model
rcce.<:.7 exhibited In London II has required the
cJnsi@n. labor Of twenty men for nine months to
coiaplsia IL al an expense Of more than FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARSi
THE LENGTH OF CHARIOT, 20 feet
Height to summit OF Canopy 20 q
The weight in FULL 5000 lbs.
The Chariot will be followed BY 7aiyfy Carriages,
containing the various animals in this immense ex
hibtion, drawn by
One Hundred Horsesi
The exhibition Of this Mcnagcric Is rendered IN
,ensely interesting by the wonderful and unparal-
ielsd performance OF
MIR. PIERCE,
the Great Napoleon Of the age, with
Lions, Tigers and Leopnrds-
This great Artist will fondic, cares, and render
himself apparently one Of these animals in their
own Den. Amer this he assumes command, orders
each TO their respective departments, and finally
signalizes himself by driving an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
New Publications.

I-zS "CLARsACH ALBiN, and Other Poems by
JAMES NJ MORRISON Including his Correspondence
with Clark McCamman and Douglass" has just been
neatly issued by Zieber q Co. Philadelphia We have
tried but cannot like them They evince generous sym
pathies and kindly affections but not spark OF genius
We sincerely hope MI Morrison has better trade man
that of Poet or one at least for which he s better quail
fed
~ The EcLEcrIc MAGAZINE OF Foreign LII
ersture for August is prefxed by fine mezzo'int por
trait of DOUGLAS JRRRoLD. We have read win inter
est Charlotte Ccrdsy (from Lamarunes Urohoin' y
Scenes from tbo Life of Talleyrsnd Csspar hau'e'
Philip Armyts ge and Gilhans Analysis oil inc
ter of Lord Byron for time to read the re''oue u
the number.
~ ~ Il's.LvIsG AGE No. 1863 has hV'
sbarn ar,cIes on Ireland China, the National Pension
Iist &c from the London Spectator two reviews iron
,hslas, Onarterlv Tale from Bs ckwood squio iron
Puncf &C We think Mr Littei sometimes uses nj
advantage rather unfairly (uniuienionsy OF coutSeJ
decvinR the Protective Policy but otherwise he gives
the best weekly shost
! -. The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW tor August ha
.nor,rsi, Of Richard Vaux. Philadelphia with article
On Msxico the Divine Existence De 1ocqueviIe
Peru; DR.. Chalmers and o'Connell The English Rev
luton of l64O. Sc his very fairly printed 'John "
Moore. 10 Brosdwsy)
~ "THr HERALD OF TRUTH is one OF tn
best periodicals Of our country. The august NO 81
articles On Natural Evil Mind and Body Lake Con
merce Manners Social Reform. Progress Kobe
owen: Humsn Rights &c. &c. d. A. Hine Ldi'ol
John Whit, Publisher Cincinnati Monthly, at y
snnum)
rY- The LoSDoS QUARTERLY for Jnne M
been reissued 10y Scott Co It has articles on Cu
rency Commercial Policy Ross Voyages fu'e
ism Portugal; Lord Lndssy's Works the History
the siusrts and Pohvcal Csricstures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ra~ The Washington Union OF Tuesday eve
ming finally contradicts the story Of Rev. Mr. Nc
Gala that the President had appointed TWO Priests
"chaplans that they might become spies IL 49,
of course, 81 by authority contradiction and we
trust all faith will be yielded it as to previous con
tradictons from the same quarter
For ourselves, we should be 10th to undertake
the defence of Rev Mr. McCalla's veracity' ne
ia unless we are misinformed, brother oil the
Second Auditor Of the Treasury, who was appoint
ed TO that lucrative position by Mr. President James
Polk for testifying that he had seen Mr.. Clay
play cards on Sunday And II Kew MI McOaHS aa a.
msrepresented affairs in the present instance Is
family failing probably, for which he too could be
rewarded as well as his brother, II his testimony
had tended to TO the same end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
Br,ti.h Net Revenue for Is4,.

Onacsreful perusal Of tabular statement IN tue
London Times, containing an abstract OF the MI
revenue Of the United Kingdom for the year end
inc the 9Th Of July last and instituting compari-
son of that wear with the twelve months next pre-
cading we End that there was an increase in every
dsnartrnept of the ordinary revenue, amounting 70
s12.5561so As the Chinese tribute however ien
from ftl9o s59 in 1856 TO I 227 o44 IN l7io-' ana
there were some repayments OF advances &c tue
actual excess Of payments into the treasury IS MOI
much over ., 900 900. For stamps alone e5'OOO'vVO
were collected. We had our stamp offices also
and our stamp duties as years ago bat they had 70
Ia givon nm. The direct or excise taxes amount to
more than $50 600 00O and over sg2O0OOOO were
levied on imports at the Custom Houses under the
FRyy TEADElaws The Post Office, at2cents per
bslfnnce letter whether for miles or 1000 paid
all costs of collection and yielded over eioOooOO
net revenue. The wealthy, up 70 ate year pt
M income tax As under the L nited States Genera
Government. where the man who requires T. .
Conrts 10 settle his law suits and L. ; warships
IN nrotect his mercantile adventures, pays no
ne,onal tax per dollar according 70 his income, 50
il was in Engand-but S54 100000 have been
levied in the form OF an i"OO'HO Va
the last two years The statement IN the II"e'
only gives the net income-oi the expense oil col
lection it SAYS nottingham may be s2OooO'OoD
extra. Neither does the $3.50 OOOoOO levied IN
ls4e-7, and the supposed $50 900 900 to collectors
include all There are the tithes the clergy rents
the poor rates and vast sums in fees city and
county taxes. &c. Appearances also indicate tina
a Ifttla u1or trlbuta IRON tnf
Celestial Empire. India, as hef' he keeps IN III
own hands the tacit understanding being 'eemmg'J
that our Shareholders shall have all they can ge
ont of Mexico the Holy Allies Cracow' POLAND
they have gulped down already and England
China-no one power to complain Of the conduc
Of the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

IN. united Catholic csntous He lsoor' ID common VIZ.
- aver, the Pope from his plans OF reform ne
,u,eT,.pe. ss.p., liberal principles in P0r'as 'ATrs'
s.ns., Intrsuss in spain crouehe' before Eng
,.ns and play. the mos, miserable part 10 kuroP7 And
n., T,spce-,ke France Of 7s9 l70i 1905 -S and lso
long bear ,hisf Certainly not 10 spite Of all the forts
around P.ri.-in spite Of esnnon' and osyone"-n
spite Of police and corruption this Administration mu"
peri.h-perhsps be hurled to pieces oy vioenee-per
hap. ia. Of it.elf BY the burden Of ii' own disgrace
Were there not government Of Prussia nothing eould
be more melancholy than ih. Of France But already
the tumper Of the Peoples Judgment seat are com
meucing Dis ira dies ia and soon the dead OF Free
dom will arise 10 destroy The work Of darkness But
mus, break Of Ny hear, Ia heavy with gall. anger and
sadness. so pitfa toe times in which we i've that
the strongest man mish, well die with vexsron Two
year. more in this social slough and should be carried
70 nv grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
City Rxnsnse4-Isit Frande

In the Esen,ng Post Of yesterday appeared al
Editorial professedly contrasting the e1Penoi'urs'
Of the LAT. with those Of the present City Admins
tr.,ion. and thus to prove the Wing Council recrc
ant to Economy and Reform To effect tins 'ne
Wings are charged with the cost Of entei'AlnI .
pt.,,d.n, Polk and suite (s3 $50 90 j and nus INC
continsep. expenses of the Wings are nl''V ~ -
80 ,b., those Of their predecessor 10
show more clearly the aH'"H' a"1 - ..c;ren
thi. comparison, we give the following !, ~ l..,
The Corporation Tea Room EAPea .Sa.oof,b. era,
are stated at g. SOl IS. while those OF 'ne ii1''
49, IT, Of hi. year are said to be s4'Oss 81
'e... 90 -. than all last year. Now just look
-. .,bibi, of the Tea Room Expenses Of this
-, end see BY rlom they were incured-The
Controllers books show that they nave oesh a.
follows; r-.,
Eoro rtffS nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

To TIE EiH0y Of TIE TrissAs 800.
SIR An articls appears IN yoar paper OF 'n'
morning rejecting on my motives in Offering fe'0'D
ton In the Board Of Aldermen relative 70 al oou's
committed at the Dead House, Bellevue Con'ineeo
that should have bsen guilty OF sro's Vo'alon u
public duty If had 0rsittsd 70 demand an I'm mediate
vsstgsriOn. permit me the use Of your columns
statement Of f.cts constituting my lasthe.uon
male corpse properly secured IN conn Vas 'sP'''s1
IN the Dead House and az idiot P~"i'sa 70 ns'e
to the building broke open the coin and "" a'ec'
cred under that eii &c DOUBT nai pc Fac
con itted an outr.v, on tie dead The Superintendent
Of the Alma House MI gsls 10 responsible under cur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
saunre outhe Mark

The KenneJec Journal, the ablest and most infiu
entail Wing paper in Maine, talks after this fashion
ave are now az we always have been opposed 10 the
War from beginning IT, end We oppose taking any
Mexican territory by force tits cowsrdly ropoery o.
a weaker nephbor Kepu bic and would be an indehole
stain on the character Of the country but II - done
t ma declare now and forever that Slavery shall never
be extended over one inch of IT, Let the principles o
the ordinance of 1871 be applied all territory that ~
h. added to our Union, and have misunderstanding
with the South on that point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

s,.. for ,hs,rs.,rnen, and custody Of tho dead ~
- :. Ire liriay within the enclosure and u 10 MS
duty 70 sppoint persons 10 charge that vii protect .ne
bod.s OF tn. S.sd from vinl-uon. y ~rcess 70 tns
n.S uop.a Ia Afforded 10 miserable IDIOTS awrong 10
plainly committed and who can be held res 2onsols on,
the sGprintendsnt whose vigilance could have oo'aied
the ouusgei ..,
v,rhou, foundation and the Wing members OF the Com
rui,,ee on Charity ard Aims will scknowiedge tns'
led rather Ii an oOrsS in the crusade against 'uen I'M
positions Tours 'e 30 o. pfrosrp
IT. Communication between this City and Mon
,resl BY Electric Telegraph. opened yesterday tor
the first time
y Tn. ses Serpent has been seen at Hocsa-
vsy. both bigger and better than he ever appeared
Nshsnt
DRowSrp-James Balentine. son Of George
Bsnentiue us Nassau 81 Brooklyn was drowned At loot
of Marketst on Tuesday lss, He dropped kettle rom
the dock and in endesvorng TO catch Il lost bic balance
"Reminiscences Walters was yesterday
called 10 hold Al inquest AZ % Old Slip upon the oody
Of an unknown man. which was found noSuns 10 NE
East River Verdict-Deaih by drowning Also ~ II
Prince st. upon the body Of female infant VINO was
born on Tuesday night murdered Immediately sitter
and thrown Into the sink by the mother eooFea Wo
man, named Msris Neal. Verdict accordingly
CorRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Yesterds the
trial Of David Croihers mpleaded With Justin Turner
Henry Petit and Edwin II smith for violation Of the
person Of Mary Gives was resumed The jury render
ed verdict Of guilty when he Was sent % me S.s1
prison for 10 wears The Court then 5OGrned unt THIS
morning.
Po1lcE-Oficer Bowyer OF the Chiefs Office.
and Can't McGrath OF the sixth Ward, yesterday AT
rested fellow named John Murray. alias D. Potter
charged with stealing gold watch worth SO from T.
Harmon. Judsons Hotel. He was locked up =. =,
Hall vas Yesterday arrested by officer Relyea OF the
Tenth Ward charged with stealing gold watch worm
$40 from William c. Arnold.
Found about ten days since, by policeman bearn 10
Cortland st. bag containing mems clothing VIZ snirus
collars stockings. &c. Apply at the Third ward StA
ton House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
Dusinese Notices.

ry- To overcome the effects Of competition In eu'''
ness which has increased rents and expenses and " The
same tune reduced PROFITS advertising In the ne~spspe"
of the country for the of the people OF the coun
try 1. again commended to the consideration OF honeht
full minds BY multiplying the number OF eust'mer''
more profits are made and it is suggested whether sny
morn rational method can be Adopted To those who
choose to try the experiment complete choice " Of
fsred a, the Agency of V PALMER who 10 daily Tor
warding advertisements cards 80. for publication 10
,hs hes, journals of all tina states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
Total Loco Feco s2.S54 W
IocO ayarsQe per month

Total Loco Feco s2S54 W
Loco average per month
500, very nearly.
Here, by charging the cost OF Their oNH P'ooisa
lily upon the Wings, the Loco Focos make sno"
Of an increase Of expenditure under Wing RUE
when there has in truth been rstrenchment Of ~
per cent? IL this fair Is not the intent gisrlngy
dishonest We ask the Post TO answer these
ona.tions uanfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
MIR Claxot,be Mineral springs.

WHITE SlLPhlA dAiJ O. iof's
You are too far of to feel much interest about
the company here. except one among the visiters
vbo.e name 10 associated with SO much that IS most
interesting in our political history, and whose tai
emit. have reec ted his country much reno~n thai
his movements and bis wheresbou. can never cease 10
"a interesing You have already heard of Mr. CLAY
arrival here. aud may wish 10 know how time and
heavy stroke or domestic sc,icion have told upon MS
frame and lookA
In csndor III, n 1t may be said that he absolutely looks
s,ronser and Fl esher than be did year ago There
mus, bs must melting conservative in the Winter ell
mate of NswO reans and in the keeping OF his friend
Doctor NJ Of that city with whom be solourn' Al mat
season His g,od looks seem to raise the proposition
,hs,her n man were TO keep constantly migrating.
ny MA. Of massage he might not greatly mitigate and
.,av t,e rAvasas of time As If be had indeed found tne
philo sophers aone -, - Li..o,,.
tep.nce passr shade OF sadness reeraoe 10 the oss
f Nm ON whom be expected 70 lean the last prop OF
h's declining wears but happily eonsutuuonA shI
moral forstude which has sustained MIN ihrousu .
many eopiicis, seems 10 have borne am " unu a.
that would have crushed man OF ordinary mno sno
temperameut That time and deeper sense OF reHSio
have mode rated his exciiabty and Gained MS
hut rsturs; but that nis percepuons u We ga ~
tsrs.,s Of tie country clear, rs judgment -
.r3 ~. m ind as vigorous and bis patriotism ~ reso
INT. and upeo tpromising ss ever 70 see ana -
hin |. 10 be convinced. The chance presence nere
th, tune OF sol Of his most devoted aud esteenea PEI
.oDs friends l,r Mercer the venerable Judge BROOKE
NJ vsrther Of his STATE Senator johnson OF Mary
land Governor Coles and mine host MI e. VINO nss ~
this never known any change or snsoo~ OF '1Ihns'
h - o4-r 10 the beaten patriot OF Ashland
Cancellation rhch under eli ctrcumssnces Is 70 o
- nom ,oc nj and friendly Intercourse OF mutua
"a unlimited cor rdence. and from the CONSCIOUSNESS
VI the storms AMI vcisstndes OF PoAusS NSI.-e ~
/ never having Tor inOu'eN' W.
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

0oLD PEssl FRrE COMPETITIONS No moNoPolks- y
w OREAros Co. II CedarsL Wholesale aud retail deal
ar. in these arcle. do not p.ofess with bive hs eS
elusive sale Of Of pen Thoy keep all klnds~ih'
out exception and sell them such price. A. VIII shoid
reasonable profits fthese prices happen To eet"" gen
ey the easel from 50 rs less on aren lhsn others
are .elng them or IL Is their buslless only msS not
40 agreeable to their rvss bus Is very comforting 10
their cusOmsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

" Keep II before the Peope 'hs' 'ne hene"eu
cod pen at % will upon Trial prove be better Pen
hs,ca, be tund elsewhere in hl. city Every pen may
be tested, and II not approved afsr vial Will be en-
changed Our determination IL to place Them beyond me
tricks OF trade con.eq leny The sale of them VIII be con
fined exclusively to 3. v. WATSON Co. % Wlliam'L
and J. Y SAVAGE W Futon-sL Other Pens Al 10 cent?
ST. sl25 81 50, 81 IS, aud 81. Levi Browns Pens ~
I Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

WisrARs B.LssM os WILD CHERRY IN rns OLD Do
slsIos-We extract an article from tbs Ma Era pub.
ushed st Portsmouth, Va. and edited by A. y Cunning
ham, Esq He speaks Of himself and here Ia the eHIrset-
Dec. "a, l8f6)
We have BEEN fos days suffering under severe c'
aammaon Of the lungs produced by cold and irated b.
speaking IA public that throughout Saturday, night Sun
day Monday, I'll Tuesday, hs symptoms Of tao disease
seemed - increase and The suffering intense without
lne least appetite for food The cough dry and hard
causing the most acute pains 10 tho head ard back We
had fairly given up all hope Of relief when W. ihougbloi
this aisaBl and round to our friend Hsntsh, he
agent for bottle. We ths hrst dose according TO d.
rscons aud almost instantly felt glow Of hsshy wHmh
through the system. This two o'clock-ai fse, we
took another dose nne another and afer de-
iected pereepubis relief In tho frequency Of The sPasms
ADD vo-n. pains that had before attended them Al three
10 tho morning we took smother dose and the pnlsgm
though tough, yellow and ropy ~a'eIetsd from lhs sns
with comparative ease We feel grateful for The rssi a.
forded ard recommend trial % By all who are sohef
ing a. we suffered We have deemed IL due 10 the sd
cine and to humanity to give this unsouzhi testimonial
/ the Virtue OF the Balssm In our Gaze
Noce genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on The wrapper
go,..ls byABkD d. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fultonst
CONE, OF william aseGts Of this city also, al 1S Brosf'
way. and II Eat Broadway and by Druggss generally
h,,. yhout tho United states Beware Of cOunterf-v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

RICHMOND. Wednesdsy-A VI.
The Southern mail has arrived. bringing New
Orleans papers of the 9th and 2sth They con
tain no news Of importance. The steamer Galves
ton had arrived with Brazos dates to the 2lst ut
Nothing from the interior Col. Hays was soon to
ioin Gen Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

ct was perhaps a couple Of weeks since when New
Hampshire Wing paper Presmptuonsly ventured % sas
gest the name OF Jaues Wilson as can1dste loI
Speaker; but the NewYork Tribune rdotd mar ins1'''
Al once Hampshire Mass Herald.
~ What New Hampshire Wing paper pro
posed Gen. Wilson as candidate tor speaker an'
how did the New-York Tribune g veto that matter
1t would be news to Gen. Wilson to be told tha
the New York Tribune was unfriendy to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

Da. BLAxxMAS's PEcroRAL MIxruRs --For astonisb'
Ing curos of consumption, colds, coughs hosr'ene"
sore throat and every affection OF the liver and lungs
effected through tho of DR.. Blskemsns Peetors
Mixture read advertisement and certhcses OF the hr''
respectsbilty on another page, headed No Humeug'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
Tn. Tribune in philadelphia.

Our friends In Philadelphia, who wish 10 be supplies
regularly with The Tribune, will please cave the'
names and residences with Zieber & Co. Ledger
Building Third st bslow Chestnut, who will deliver "'
paper 70 them Immediately after the arrival OF the Ps'
senser line from Eew-York, at IN cents per week.
single copies price cents may always be obtained y
sboys. or from the Philadelphia Newsboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

Doors SHOES AND CATERS AT Jossss, Ann'st peM
he Museum you will 6pd Boots only - So such ~ arc
usually sold for s5 fine French ca Boots Al ony - %
usually so and s7 CATERS equally low, foS cash only
plea,s call and examine jySl e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

fz- The Deaths in the city for the past week
were-of males %, females Il adults j. children ~
From NewYork -. Total y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

~ Persons wishing The Tribune left at their fe.s.
ence or ., their places Of business, viii plesss ''s
noss through the Post 0ccs or leave word Il Tho 's''
the pubishing o6ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

t Country dealers bear Ia mind that his Original Ed
,ny tr.s ourenc Italian Medicatsd soap for hs cure Of
ian pimples eckes worms IN me skin, sslOvre, req
nes. ana ms whole host OF disorders 70 %
hsd dolly a. Or. FELIX 90usAuOs sole DEPOT o. "stsr
o. ssp from ne corner VI Broadway, Wesie nsy
bs had his Liquid Vegegabls Rouge Lily White Hal W,
and other celebrated toilet propositions hsmcm Der ~
place, 81 WskersL or you viii be cheated ~ nun :.
ixt2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05
.,,,. s..er to Or, aeh than to practice Old Maria

.i,is easier TO prtreh tnSn 70 pfseuee-
I,tr.rSArIos -" Beneath its benign sway
nd S prevail Freed from the s-Ids.'
o Vs. oaE trs de and Intercourse have ex-
,rnsed through the world Mind no loSssT ..'as s n
s or guest 10 devoiing itself TO man
rue Interests. in developing his faculties and pose
and the capacity Of Nature 70 minis' 49,. ~,
msns '-Jsas 4, fols' I"sas'rs' ~SS''' 'a1' '
ls<5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

cutSEsr JUSK Our city win shortly lie deprived Of
his great curiosity and before she lesves nc We serocs
y ecommsud hose persons who have D.. seen hef 10 20
haf,re II 10 too late for IN all probability the hke oprota
-, ~ m 80, orur .gsin IL I. OILY witsn tfe last few
yesrs ina. We began TO know anything shout the habits
customs and manners q hs Chinese ukton except NE
wperfsct snovl edge impaired ne from travellers ard
bu In ths present instance the curious can sep
on board the Jurk and glance see more o. NE ie'u
Naue. Of this great nson han years 81 reaang en- a.
tora The Chinese people lido manner Cf worship, cogs
works OF AT npeI enis OF VAT ard mode 81 snip uuc.
ipx can all be a single visit ss tihng cost and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

UNITED STATES MARSHAL OFFIcE-DdHz7o@ A.
srlh-Charles Maiden seaman, recently oelonsins 10
the brig Hope Capt Pearce. was arrested by deputy
Marshal Morrison on charge of assaulting and wound
ing Mr. Joseph Enos second mate while the vessel was
living In July At Marscsibo The second mate was
standing on the harness cssk. and Maiden 10 ssic
without any provocston made assault upon him with
his sheath knife INJECTING severe wound Just below
the inside of the knee and prevented by the captain
catching his arm from repeating the blow lie was com
mtted.
seaman named Hugh MeBreddie was also arrested
charged with attempting 10 make revolt On board ths
ahln Minerva Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

Corsr Or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge lrsrsham
-HaBsas C1rD4s-A man named Michdet Reynolds VINO
mas a wife and two children and 70 months and the
cher . months old was brought up. and application
made for his discharge. he having enlisted while in
s,ate of intoxicaton. Testimony WAS shown that be
was the time and had been SO for Tour or
Eve DAYS previous The recruiting sergeant who en-
listed him swore on the contrary, that Reynolds was
perfectly sober at the time Of bis enlistment The pre-
ponderance Of testimony however. was the other way
and the Judge ordered his discharge.
THE return of the aabea. corpus as 10 Sarah White
claimed BIZ her mother, from the Halt Orphsn A'yl
was Ad j0urned 10 llth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-05

" The Eastern State JoHrHa! says that Con
troer FLAss declines being candidate tor ressooa
uodsr the new Constitution.