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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-05

0cs- Masonic.-At regular meeting of Columbia Chap
ter No Is, held their Hall in the city of Washington,
the Sd day of November, l847, the following panions
duly elected officers for the ensuing year, viz;
Com. b. B French, M. E. II. Priest
]. G. Mcclure, +. King.
Z" VIM. b. Lewis, E. Scribe.
&C John McDuel Secretary.
T" Abram y. Bowen, Treasurer.
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MARRIED,

city, Tuesday evening" I'd instant by the Rev w.
FRENCH MIR. j. N ASHTON to Miss MARGARET NJ STUART,
both formerly of the State Of Virginia
The Alexandria Gazette and Richmond Enquirer please
Boston, Tuesday Nov. by the Rev EAroN, Lieut.
HENRY W. QUEEN s. Marine Corps ABBA E. daughter Of
the late JAMES WENTWORTH, esq.
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VERA CRUz-earfy morning Of the 10Th oct.
GENTLEMEN The Alabama is of this morning, but there
nothing to write the Genius of Liberty hav
ing published the only item worth cuing. Day before
yesterday about dozen of Hayss encountered
some hundred gueras out towards Santa Fe. The
Mexcans charged them; but the Texans very cooy dis.
mounted waited until they within thirty yards and
pou voey of rifles into them, unsadding number of
hem The rascals being reinforced, attempted another
charge, bat were this time with Colts rcvove, the
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cple OF public morality which enions good faith in the
fnhlment Of treaties Concedng that the convention of
iith May 1885, between Mexico and Texas, belongs only
to the class denomnated SpoSsoys still is clear that il it
was totally partially executed by Texas, acting in good
faith upon the supposton agents of Mexico were
duly auth ozed Texas by the law Of nations entitled
be indemnfed, replaced in her former situation.
If farmer Of Lancaster county, through his age
to sell his farm RECEIVE MONEY! and deliver up posses
sion, his attempt, ten years afterwards repossess him
SELF of the farm, without returning the MONEY upon the
ground of alleged defect in the authority of his agent
would shock the moral sense Of every in the
nifty When the Romans epudiated the eaty made by
he consus imprisoned the head of their legions the
Canlne Forks, although they did return unto captv
iy the egons liberated by of the treaty. they delv
cred up IN bonds to the Samnes the consuls who had
made II without authority And but for the given
at the time of the treaty. could not bind without the
order OF the people, and the unjust and inhuman degrade
ton imposed by the conquerors, the whole world would
have responded In atrmance of the principles proclaimed
by Ponus when he denounced the perdy of the Romans,
and called upon hem if they dsapproved of the treaty
peace, to return the captured egons conqueror'
The properly received by Mexico under the treaty with
Texas has been returned and the liberated eaons
of Mexico with the President at their head are We,
in against the independence OF Texas in disfepard
OF the convention under which the life of one and the
liberty OF the others saved But this proceeding il
but graceful exhibition of the pcrfdy which had shown
Itself more horribly conspicuous at Goad in the deliberate
massacre of 400 prisoners of in direct violation of the
written articles of capiuation, upon the faith of which
they had surrendered.
For myself, desire foot of Mexican territory, But
OF indemnity for the past and securyfo the future
oherwise be obtained, their entire subugaton becomes
duty of mpsous necessity forced upon us by the wick
edness and folly OF Mexico herself; and rca
why we should not progress with until
Just objects be attained As early as 1887, the Mexican
wrongs upon our unofendng citizens had accumulated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-21
Dom estIc Markets ,

New ORLEANS. December III M.-Coton Ssl4s
this mornuQ 1870 ba'ss 1T uli prices-middliog 6s
6Z,; good middl 62t &c Weeks salns 90 900
rec-ip'a ~ Dos exports foreign port 81 65l coas'
wise, 1850 total 81 OIL bales Sug,rS.l-s 40 hhds
ut previous rat.s-'air 3A 40 Weeks receipts 376
hhds; exports 1873 Moiasses Sales con bhls at IS
sh Weeks receipts AGA bbls aud 50 hr DO; exports
aa6e ibis Flour The only ssls hear Of is 200 bbls
illinois at So 90; Darkt frm at yesterdays rates
ana buyers OF Ohio at 50 as Weeks receipts 23,72l
bbls and 100 hf do. Exports 206 bbls. Wheat e7s
Sacks mixed lot of superior to ordinary sold private
te,ms-an outside price, being the only lot on
sale. Weeks receipts 1890 sacks Exports 1894
Corn $50 sacks white sold at $50, $50 at Csc.
and 400 yellow at Sc cepts-othe transactions
pending Week's receipts II s!3 sacks Exports $50
Oats Nothing transpired to-day II 600 bushels, th-
greater part Ia bulk sold yesterday At 40 cents round
Weeks receipts 2720 sacks and 6 800 bushels In bulk
Lard $50 barrels sold at cents other negotiations
pending Weeks receipts 1871 kegs and 3272 bsrrels
and tieroes Exports 1884 kegs and 1914 b,rres and
tierces Bscon--Ssles aud shoulders retspg at 6kc
Wbi.ksy-Small sales at Tx lsc Freishts-NoshiuP
trsnspirrd Yesterday ship taken up for Trests Of
loo for cotton. ExchaDceNo alteration In foreign.
Northern 10 request at AZ per cent disgght checks
par 10 " per cent premium.
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WAsHiNeror, Dec. 10, ls47.

We have received intelligence from the Legisla
ture of Alabama, in reference the vacancy in the
United States Senate. On the fret ballot Mr. Lewis ha
80 votes Mr. King 3d. Scattering ao which looks well for
Lewis Upon this election there results depend
iDg single vote Ia the Senate may the s;as Of
20, q VI. xicaa We know what Mr. Lewis opiu,ons
are perhspe Mr. Kiug may be- equally ssrvicssb BILE.
We had the pleasure VI me- ting Mr. John Van Buren
to- night He viii be Forthcoming In the Supreme
tomorrow, the pssesn ger tax He bore himself
Drsv,ly vt the las session against Mr. West, aud We
suppose ne will nset him Tomorrow, baked BY thu
state II New Yuk, in the fullest confidence Of the
merits Of the oxuse
K,pdsh, of The Jieey,ne. 10 here, sunburnt and
bssrty. add full VI lifs abu aneodots.
We tha have somstb'Dg 10 say on the mall arrange
ments between here and Richmond tomorrow
You will lave heard Vi toe good news IRON Mexico.
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AsvavuJ - Osuanus9ne
MexsAv pss q.

.s.. AMERICAN 0oTkL.
s:- viz sss
s 90; h Ma @ii chi p3" b.a%ors
AsToR HoUSE.
ND Hsssw Grey 81 Sa INV
ark: saysrd, Peunsyvaus Hslt,t Sostop; spt
ai.ss. .SS1 New New Bedford Stephen.
&c N'rAas'd' c,rv ,,orr,
Hon Msc; ;nd Mr. and Mi;: Mccall rs,Sih,g s;
as 'S JoSn.1a New .I a Billings
Boston
u..s sss hs9 Dy; Nd ss g. FsM
rPowsi and lady, Sing sings Jsrvi', New BsdfOrd n
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
W waale. Phil.dsi,his; N Apgon. Fall River
HOWARD HOTEL.
w.a L. nsw Ssr
ss''s: Ght: ps ::a 5.szs:
LsD s'ov.oa M; ;a sss DOT
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
Hon Draper; L Collins Hartford; Freeman. B.lti-
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
rhila sSD sT:as Riehnon1 .' Van YoiE
t.a e.: doe ds R.:s fSs s'
NORTHERN HOTEL.
S A:;' Nr :is
J E Weed Springfield; Johnson. Boston; DR. Prof. Fish
XIII; Daniels och~ster; Esely and lady, Newbu!en;
w T Williams. Newark; w II No rs hilad: L Cshill
Mass; O,ke- fee Worcester, Barper, walk; John
Emmons, De hi; jackson. West Meedeth simmo MS Co
noes; q Nj sseden. Hamlto,;J w Hal, New Orleans;
Munek, East Florioa; Hughes and lady Albany;
simmons, " Orleans; Johnsoa, Bait; Cox naiaed
PhlIad; Hagusr, HudSn.
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
Xis'ss lns' s'
TAYLoR'S HOTEL.
Potter, Essex Co; Gu innings, Ulster Co; w Ker
sey. Troy; II Cushmau, Boston,
TAMMANY HALL.
Mr. Rowland. Peekstiil Hed%an. Whitlosk Villa;
mica d Knight Mel z Nicolson. Jamaica; Mr. Sergeant
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
den; ii Tcney, Mass, Mrs Al en-, Warren; Mr. and Mrs
HALL do; Mis- Hall do; Hail. jr. do; Andrews New
II vent Seimez do; D Mclean Portland; A Metcaf
Hallowell; u Douglass, CONT W d Goedhue Srlem;
Webb, do; f Langden, Hartford; II Trowdridse New
Haven; 7 Kennedy. do; M Cioyes Bostoni Stimso9
ChaIles,on; Shannon, Petersburg; Myers do Baird
do; j Watson, Amherst; T Benedict, N Haven; w Il
smith. SacO; capt Prescott Bostoa VIM Badstreet Cpd
ner; X CathreIl N London: w Wood. Ha tfold; MIS-
Clark aud Son. Hampton; Taylor. New town; Thomp
,jr Haven; w Barber, Westerly; Smith, Irov;
SIN tn Paterson w Smth, do; I Il Crane, Rochester;
Fessenden, do.
WESTERN HOTEL.
F. Wheaau. ii Brown, Il Howell, Fl Dubovg K Bon. FP
nuborg. Pniladc phIa, N freeman. Peekskl; I Page
Troy; M Hasbrock, Kingston.
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The Markets.

PIrrsBuRo Dss. 30 -Th-re vas nothing Of moment
doing grain Dealers waiting steamer .
news small SAILS were making At isst weeks prices
Fr-isbts steady at 28 29c 70 New Oreaps Sugar
was du at AZ, bA, tor New Orleans fair to prime
Mhsrs-s- sales made At a. 29 a 400 Provirione
selling only ia SINAI. way The river csntipu-s to f,ll
slowly aud report eight 70 OF water In the channel
BUFFALO Dso 40 Flour The market doll
for good w-.t.rn AMI this state brands ut 81 GAY
Corn exhibited no change Wheat remained a. last
quoted VII light sales mt CSC for Illinois 81 for Wis
cousin TO 81 90 for sood Ooo ProvisioBs. change
rse ore.k aud canal froEen over Vessels are STILL
arriving down ths Lake Receipts in - hours Flour
1000 bbls; wheat, none; corn, none.
BALTIMORE. Do 90.-Flour-The market n steady,
sales OF 3OO bbls OF Howard street made 1t
So as a Sc 37H Whsat-The market was 6rm, and
sales OF 3D50 bushels made, including MARYLAND
rcd, at 81 80 and Of Maryland cd white at 81 AZ
Corn-TDe market was arm, and sales Of 1000 bushels
we're de- including Maryland white mlxrd &C 500
and yellow ut Csc Provisions duh. Whmkey-No
change.
BosroS, Dec 20 -Four-Ssles Of 1000 bbls were made
including Gsneses, Osw-go, and Michigan, at So SIX
So so. Corn-ssles of 5000 bushels made, in
GLIDING Westera mixed ut $50. and yellow do at $50
Oats 5aes OF 1000 bushels made at 500 which
u slight decline. Rys-A small lot of 400 bushels sold
at 95e. Ths market less Arm Provisions-No
change freghts steady
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New York Catsie Nlarks

MONpAY. D-s lS -As "arwet-l. 900 B-pf Cattle, 100
Co IS aud Calves md 500 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Cattle-The suppliss are about One-third les
thah they at week which fact together with tn.
cold weather has cont ibntsd greatly to strengthen
prices We hear Of some few sals TO day high 81
but the fair eiu last has been from Sc
81 90 Buyers, however have evipc.d Lefty ope
rate. about 200 bead the market not dapos
I'd of 600 head southern aud tho remainder New
York State Cattle
Cows and Calves crn'iuu to In freely, and ar
10 demand at 50! q $50 to $50 All sold.
Sheep and We quota Sheep at from 81 25 q So
to Sc 90 Lambs 81 to SO All SOLD
Hay Sales at from AK cents 10 81 cents per cwt -
Market IL abuudantly supplied rh.s. prices
what higher than those quoted last week.
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Herald Marine Corrospo ,dence.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 30, 4 y NJ -Arved-Schs u Kinds
Ferry. Bedford; Peal, Ssyres, New YORK; R,ngEold,
Looms Do; x Wsson sprague, do steamer Josephne'
WicoI, Hartford. 49,, -
ger Keen Boston; schs Mary Muller Lgamirc do; Mary De-
Primo, 9des, do; Banner, q andy. NYorE
MISCELLANEOUS Record.
For less Of pnchst ship Philippe. fom Havre for New
YORK brig Fscone, and bark st Mary Telegaphic
apoth-' column
WREcKs AT HARI's TsL.ND-schr Renow, OF andf ON
Ros n New OH, has b. ged; the i'd Gibbs and
into her viii he teal ck, he
vessel and ,ry' ,f her works had be-
gun to srt Her under d. OK onsistS primo paiy OF
dnmesir goods glassware will all be SAVED dan g,a
lost rty alter abe struck In equ.nce Of IN vessel
.a ns sse Q" a,s but he pe.s Is uniusasd
iish ~ with part, & he c1g. ID his ty yesterday
sch Marietta, he SEQ for bos,n, vlIaa
he Di dsnd nv Of IL Il vrry duct
mich injured Hsr deck losd coossg Of tssr, cutoys
sni Ave large block, of marble as int, the
schooner o. h,m' sraio which Ell
h the the Of I'd assistance "a
ursy fer IN good order with the creep the
bIs which wss ef 90 board IL though IN they woa
Ia smsgrd. The Mar lot wspr,t and
received other dmage by being into by Of the other
| vessels
s.hr p,wch of rhommton, bpgsd-has b,.n stripped, and
Schr Her, Bascomb Of Pot Fl 1,b.th rudder 10 uu.
hp and reported to have loaf her keel Can be got
| of
s,hr Manchester tof Name heste from York River (vI--
Ei,s) with bged and full 6 Can be not of
AFTER but Is badly having had her
rbosd quarter stove in by beng into by the schooner
| henown.
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ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL FINANcIER 1T is gene
rally reported about the city that OF the pas
sengsrs f Boston Tor Halifax and Liverpool In the
Brit snpis on the 10th instant but not
In printed t succeeded In raising previous to his
departure, about terty Thousand dollars from the
and brokers and for which the security he
Ia avalab,e 1t Ia said that he purchased goods
tme which he disposed OF for oash that he drew large
draft New York, for which he received the money
and which has back for want Of acceptance abo
that sundry other peculiar expsdeDts
fully tried within day two of the sailing Of
the He liberal and profit able advertiser
OF French ard German goods In several Of thu large
Newspapers IL the proceeds OF his speoulstions have
carried With him. hi will be Of the richest
in s~s-rlsud arriving in his native country
ton Cats,ier De-. 40
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II tha ssosss The aAisus sessnSesd - sessps su q
enc fsrs, doss ssss VT. kl:i asd ~, voeaSee
taxsa rsfgfs 10 Ma ssrs kllisdi nfs.n or
tw.a,y T,ii.ns w,r- Wounded on thu outeids OF the
f,rt -dvs Of ~hpn w-rs sb,sit,rsd mort.iy. Coz Oh
l-spI. 81, ab,sat rr; 3,nt TLi wss REGARDED ~
an iif.no us aad horsii affair The iad,sns we're Paw
-
&c 3. Louis On thu 18th, Harrington. OF Rockwell
Co.'s Clrou. sh, Hiram Frslsli1. the veil kuosn
squs.trsn Of tn aud ~ouu lad him slight
IT, H,rriag ;oa sf -r~sri ntei suicide by shoot
ng himself twice 10. the head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-21
Loss Of the Packet snip Louis Philippe

BOSTON Deo ~. lol7.
The packst ship Louis Philippe. Capt CastoG, from
Havre Tor New York. with vslusbls cargo was dis.
covered on StsScons-tt on Friday night 10th inst &C
signal OF distress In the miEen rigging Phillip Foger
started for town arriving about minutes be-
fore the MASSACHUSETTS, was to leave for New Bedford
WITH comm tnd.be that steamer was s once
startrd for She az Tar as
but not fading her, coocuied she had sos on aud
70 ecs Inc Steamer Telegraph was ALEC despatched for
the same purpose In the both boats however
returned about O'CLOCK unsuoco.siul soJn AFTER Mr..
FoIger lett Tue snip beat over the Old Man and rapidly
SET 10 the lizard put was nnaly brought up on ForK-
90 fond; ABOUT hsu mile east VI tho spot where the
Earl OF lexington was wrecked, In south east direction
IRON sowu 49,
by means Oh writing on q BOARD, those IN the snip
ware informed tnst steamboat was coming TO their
assistance boat IN which were +. Ever, ESQ
captain Jonn Gardiner, Mr.. Charles Perkins
tne skipper ana iuu crew the names OF whom We did
not learn Drought from the sou' shore boarded the
snip az Two O'CLOCK ana In nitsen moutee, the oost
came wtnn speaking Instance OF Toe snore snd asked
Iol tns OF tno steamoostS stating tsas toe
pumPs ~s1s onoAeo' ana tho snip In hnRin8 conai
Hon. ,
me snip IN oeaspg over, lost an anchor and chaip,
The Telsera oh star I'D avajo ~ haiy nast p with
oraar. ,oixn ~ ~. .h,n III ,rh, "a ~, :. ~, W.
Was TO follow and be- on tss amor h. da a,,yht. ho,h
boats will epdsav to TIVE hsr an to- AZ H.
shIp has ali her boats down the ion, ho., xrsrd
with eight or ten persons 10 her the ,.or.nh r.seh
sd the ship at NJ and boat succ..ded in bosranv
hor Cant e. Thought ths M On pe Sor <,d b,tt.r .nd
h, uors,ng hard k.ot tbs x.rsr down h. stst "a ,ht
49,. 80 ~ .houla nor IN, hr ~ a.. ''~'A "'''
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PHILADELPHIA DE-. 20 First Board-2so U s B,nk g.:
1000 R-adus Railroad Ronds 20; so his $; Scnu,
XIII Nsyvat,on Co. 6s i. &c.; 10 Or I'd 10 goa S.a- IS
81 Morris .aI 70; &c Mechsncs Bank, "a; 1000 T,ea
A. c,. NJ
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 30, ls47.
Repid Inerto's Of b. .atismpted Out
rag.-7hs Model J9rtists-TRe Po,tmasfer General IN
.1nother Railroad Difficulty.
According to the new assessment which has lust been
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Cleared.
Ships-Nebraska. Mackoduck, Trieste. Chamberlain X
Phelps Richard Golden. Bsrnl New Oeans Collins;
Oh rieston, Su, 'Ivan do 7 Slant N.
Brgs-R,,th' Liulefs ran L @ Pierce. carr. King.
stm, IN, Uader~o d. susan Ingraham ssckington, 81
III ms' Plau RUSSELL susan udsis, Doty d Builder
Van Blu kirk; It's cola. Loring Mayaanez Pk. wv Lewis;
s,yan"a', DI,cn -svs, nah, surge. eamsn so
Deme a1t (5rl 'lem.nts do do; Hear Feelaid. DAVIS.
Walsh; beDj itch aids, Brown, Providence
Arrived.
Shin Patrick Heurv Rockwell Liverpool Nov with mds
aud 1876 passenger to Hnrlhu Co He'd heavy
3W m the Oh mel. fr.m The 9th the Itch Now
Tho 18Th 1T or Ion, b4k standing f. with tniz
fth ship srandDg E. fore apdm IN
topgaant and ds and mZen 26sh lat
s. lon go ei ht ed grsIs wuh Of the Riach Boil line
VI packe voAeznDa for Liverpool Nov az 28h. lat a.
ION 81 So We bark E,mcs Eizs 9, days E, Opo,to
ship bou.d (.
Sci ism brig Petrc Nspoi Pdermo. 40 days to Fielder
Schr F,Ic DIS Hopkins. Ricrnond 81 hours.
Schr hiuucsy Il lohr. Hopkins Po,t Wal hall
Schr Navy Reed Hind fhiisdelpbt DAYS
Scnr sally Wheaon Wheaton phiiaoe ha.
schr rviah Bugs. New Lord ~. Days
New sch H. eo,c Wood Broolh yea, 10 hours The T.. 10
v,s, Of spou $50 and built By Jonas Smith his
line OF Win ngfop (NC) packets
Soop try Compton. Morris Brandywre, days, to
Allen y faxson.
Below.
Bark Mousam Gerrish from Havana, to Jones Johnson
Also, barks, b,igs, unknown.
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rrem .ndous Tornado, ID ssu csion Of Proper
~, and LOss OF LiT-.

PHIL ,DsLPHIA, Dec 40, lS<7.
The town OF Auburn, 10 t3r-~ue count entirely
demolished BY q tornado Friday week The tornado
passed over Perry and Tu-caooes Ala, apeeoirg away
houses, trees, 81, killing Mr. Stokes, and probably
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"a ection OF U .. Sen ator.

WARRINGTON, Dec
Hen, Dixon H Lewis. (dem was elected u S-ua-
tor from Alabama o 10 fourth ballot Mr. King har
Ing been withdrawn the vote stood for Lewis 81 for
Hopkins, ~ (; scattering
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ss:
;s:s,;1
oa:d,i s6iil whsf III feed tS..
,ose .sps @ c..sesls.of
dias,y Dossrn femoy. Have: and ali eo%pss!.
h.y viii cure except where actual nlcsr~sn Of he
lungs eon,umption me5eifa man is mereifaI 70 hs
sihs .scsi.ias Ssiehs Ss:. .:srsss With Hs.s::
asye should lnducs horse relieve iher ed 'n
% a. h'Si aRXT
.cca; aud Of chi. Isns.y cure complains
Is
M. + ss: sSsss rs
cough hs. eaiely cured him but in different tina,
e: :s
and npa eoadoa
%n Hy bGHS r oF S m
H. Is %!s.E
:i psss ps can 1 af
ass & es M s.s
Fowl.
si aS s sas ssssSs
the shoe Sc for horse feet he powders are for sale
al New York Tat,rraaIs 9. Ai6 Broadway 10 nt'-rc
s ss H AAft2XspERt 9g when
s!antaneonsy coiots VIZ ~ r..ia. .'fa ot row e
gives u the beauty aho es.ucy ~ 1eon a., sai-shtrS
neither 10 wash or IND on os son h' ssm he p!1r eaf
mos eopho as hvIns no enue, ana as beIieot oye
Enr sale by kushton Co bioadwsyi THOMAS Maxwsli
Wlnihm Srest yohnson, o9ie AayRt, Soeh lang; anu
ff3:d ss;ss n e. WRit3HT Ph;lsdsInS;s ''i l"e
o" o'' - - 80 - d ,o ,o,Yrc
- - = - :, :, =, - - ;, =, :.
NJ EUkOPATHf. OK MEDICAL GALVANlSM-Thc
experience OF every day ~ dmonstIa ny tnt The yse.
rous powers we term eialvanm Is ne pnepic Of "a and
he most cnn DC ed 10 ne cure 81 as
ene Dr. has long 'de this subject his eulsr
sndy and has usod Gavansn most extensively In MS ac
ice lie ~ daily cung numerons cases OF Nervous Deaf
ness, Nervou, bilndnes nhenmausm oout, NeuraiRta,
Dyspepsla nervousness rsrn,ysn ,AShms Liver Com
pIh Lung Anrct0ns neaoaehe nyMerla rits &C. Sc-
yspi,m and Electro Mssne,m and bss several IN
u,e pyenIed bv himself p,rcm y one for female relief ~
re Il impotpce Rooms No AZ Warren street New Ya,S
Hours of attendance from sci rck AM tos PM Pat,sn
one dav from prs,s OF sp.Icsr "us o. esI
Red In The fut Attendance n, The nrx sav 80 Ir Hoi;ri
Book called 'Neuropatlyn price Is n Boos.elers
nal s,Tuhus,rc
S---,,.
ID kAlpHS rnACIpaL PktV tlE ThEATIsE
- on the disc ses OF the genital o,sans their .tc,e ynr
toms, prSa;'a and cure sdspd TO he Is, ct
wohssb .don ss pp with Ia "v. pss TSis
al ais" Tof 1S @ s. i most p and
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bos1os, u. Q. 20, ls41
The brig FsIcontr. CT Beh,st, Csptaiu joseph
Robertson from sian y, T.. b sIh inst, Tor Bort.,u
IVES wrecked on ssioh bvscb, about two m,lvs
south Of the light house In gals OF F.id.y
nisht The captain hi wife snd two children nf, y.
passengers and Of the crew persisted bf5rs
help arrived town The brig dismastsd and ly
inx aground the beach Many citizens paired to
the with clothing 80 wrap up the dead bodies
and the bodies OF those who In suffering condi-
ton In the cold, for want OF garments
The captain, his vile and son Mr. Tucker Of Phis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 70, lsl7.
a ,wsh fir The Hrrd- DIsfo,dly Onhage-D Death If a
Child Iy the net If Drunken PR nS-Basear Ball
The cit ms Of Philadel pbia sstonsh
i.hed at finding In the York Herald, yesterday, q
full report the delivered at the meeting
the evening previous, and q run ensusd upon your
agents Messrs. Zeiber & Co, which exhausted their
stock In . very short time The democrats however,
who laughed with much zsst at the her course alu
siops Of one r speakers to Prince Albert Queen
Victoria well pleased zoe them repeated
in print and now condemn him for having made use Of
sue language.
Last evening, Jorge Snider, member Of a ars com
pany. WIS dr-sdiuly beaten by number Of masked
rowdies, whot IL presumed belonged to rival engine
The out age occurred while he ut the house of
lady whom he in the hsb Of visiting. and to whom
It Is uoder.tood that he engaged The williams knock
ed at the door Of the house and for the fatber
OF the young lacy; they were told be Was NOT IN when
they forced their way and made known their of1ect by
a vielent assault upon Mr. Snidsr They continued
beating bin until he was Z: 10 state OF susensioy
and so ds6gur~d the face that his friends could
scarcely reoof mise him The Williams then He'd and
from the fact Of their being disguised 1t Is doubtful
whether they will be identified
The chill 4 Of drunken man was fatally Injured on
Saturday ught, by bsing hit with SEINE fragments Of
broken charor table which the father destroying in
his Insane fury for the purpose Of rpitipe bis wife The
child died subs and the criminal father attempt
I'd bury without the Of the coroner but
the neghbors ioterfered ami investigation is to be
held
The grand Bazear ball given as a compliment to the
ladies who the sale Of sross at the
cent fair in aid Of the Musca Fund Hail. Is to take
place on Thur'day evening Dex. The saloon 10 to DO
eaufuy decorated the hand Is to bs of thu
orchestra Of the Musio Fund society led by Breter
and the supper will be- incompatible This fete will ex
coed In brancy that have preceded 1t this season
ut least
Elder Adams preached yesterday ct the Museum, and
plays Richard the Third ton night Ut the Arch street
Theatre