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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

E.SDs.ARD %. ;SoHToS. Successor y z.
u horton & Sons. woulI inform those wish
In4 to purchase the IE \ 5 Et.iNss fIiE - IL
ING MACHINE 10 call Ell hsu. The ,ts.att-
"es tbs Machine possesses over all others. are
l-t, The gran can be thraslrd i:a tta Same
hla.S ana tuasa 10 the time that lUid DO
requires L. aauI 1t to ! stack of heIa---tAus sav-
ing all The ordinary eNp"usn ct thrashing besides
&c waste of graIa. -, It Is easily trauspor-
tea from place 70 place ana i always reEn!y for
operation; B. It viii thrash iuu i ia a gwen
tame. jta, II separates the chaff from th- gra.;i
ans 9th. THIS is all performed v nh oae-ha!t the
hanls tiiat i necessary to thrash and clean the
saiae amount Of grain with any other machine
As expect to mae all the difi.rcn; forms Of
TRil ELING I'iIRASHING uiCHIh
10th the Belt and Cleared rs rtat. IL o-ae-ed-
have also good Machine, driven by Stitioua-
rs Power, called The SEPARATOR. which sep
orates the sl.aw anu chat som The grain have
nos on hand few ready for operation, aud
would solicit those who wish to purchase make
carly applications, IS DO not pect 10 be able -
Manufacture them only t.ley are oIaeTpd -
Cooi N0ysss ga! }tzH VIII ba taken II ex-
Grange n fair Gosh price. The shove mention
ed Machines may be driven by either Stationary
Moving Power, if desired. Al work warrant
Ell to BE- of good materials. e.ecutei ia ok
inau-l.e manner and 10 perform q. r,cos.illcl,.-
eli
7. :. sin The only onr IN the South western
part OF the State of Indiana anG kentucky, who
manufactures tho above mentioned Machines.
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Richmond on MONDAY Tho :aA Of .ug.....

u IN
Richmond on Monday the 2Id 81 AigIS',
For one d,y only Doors on..i At , and : DEL lr!x
performance commences ? and u o'clock
ID ~ "a
" = F. = ''' - = :
lh,y VIII enter The town on the morning o.
the 81 from Eaton ~ Grand PROCESSION, pro-
cetded by the splendid Ban Carriage, called
''Cieopaifa's t'HHey, containing the most splen-
DID B'ni ~ America led BY Mrssrs Lohs ald
Wood and proceed to their Grant Pavilion,
"h,re i,u1o P.FSons cih be seated
Mr- SOL }. LifMAN, the ceiehrttei ana
popular Town 10 'a' eS,'oiisahent' Wi ehiiVen
,ns eh'erta.nhe"ts' ana a'n'se lhe audience by
MS Jokes, JioeS' cohnAdFuhS, safes OF VIII and
realihess al rePaftrc.
Inc entertainment "efn@ IN afternoon ana
evening VIII consist q every variety 81 perform
ances hpp@rtainn@ To- the Arena, h.s'+es i'4r
spehdid fagSnnt7 mn . n'm'Hr q A.ts. never
Pe''oiAi' y any '''I 'i'i's ''lSt''t-S '''F
tKt SlDf.h,S Ict An iHESI,
or he Warriors Ot The Cross
Songs Glces and Soloes by the TNro,ean Vo-
calist whose iusuirin,r ,uela5.s hive rprb3utr4
thousands
Still Nauting, G. rama Tuiubliur, 1ni the G ranI
Stick Dance by Il W. FRANKIlv. {. SIIER,voop
and the ACROBAT fAN.II.Y, aided by silc whole
troupe.
Mast. H,RRlxGro<, Oh two Ponies; also in feats
Of posturing " ill bis father Professor Harriug-
ton.
The EGYrrIAS lioRsE PYRAMrps by the whole
troupe
The beautiful ani talented Female E1ue=i-ien,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

We invite the attention of the lovers OF ''iIn
and froIic' to the advertise nent Of Nes.ss.
WEIGH aud Delavin's Circus. 1t j, s4iI 10 sur
pass all others.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

II Y OK = I - wv EEsI''N = u IT
a OF UicIrfnond.--A FARM. containing
Eighty Acres Of Lan4. Of The best quality. good
Dwelling, Burn. Farmers House. and all he ne
ce~sary out-house<; good Orchard, Of the heSt
or fruit Pump and Springs, Of the best Of
water.
I7~Fnqujr, Of John SAILOR, or DAVID
Z. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond Feb. q 1917. May 10, lmsm5
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ysn..s:o:. House. RICHMOND, IA.

-s>HIS nouse formerly known as tile ITEM
! perance liall.'' ami recently occupied by
V llliara Nixon. has lately been retitted up IN Il
superior stvie, with the design Of making !. ono
the most comfortable resting places tor the
weary fs:4y estSs, IN the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure IN
informing his ola lreads, and the travelling conf
l,lHitN lea e-al.V. :a-t as TABLE shall BE- q
heratofa-r. whsle acc owing the kichu4cEc Hotc
sune1, ';h tie choicest slands the country
't.er~S
lis - lE>,.ns +, i...-c ana cpnye nient, ana Is
az nae3 it Il very best Of 0sllers. ana suppl
~ Will tAe best ot frovcRdcr.
II. i.e3 eer..i& tlat the pains that >hals be
t5Itn - make those who max soiourn with taini.
comfortable. ana "at uoaae,'' Will warrant han
IN sshIng share Of pulllc patronage. BOARD
EB~ taken ~ the cay or week on the most IA
,.sr.5l.!.# terms. X BROOklNS.
Richmond. Igl. 2. ISL. 52-'iJ II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

FFNIiiS extensive company composed Of I58
Men and Horses, and ) Ladies, wll "Nht5-
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II Hii T. ! q il 1

or. Holiday sports IF old spain.
N winch the entire strength Of the company will
De put in requisi,ion
= me company Will also perform at c reenvjle.
". on the 18th, in Iewisburg. O.. on the 2oth,
ana IN Eaton. O.. on the DIST Of August
CuAS. e. fFitsT4. -t-yet.
August 1. lS47. 3S-3w.
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RICHMOND F0UNDE 7!
STOVES. HOLLOWAY =, "A
CASTINGS.
st szsaG .EaGsa Il - & 6

: / 81 ( Il "a = / : 3 & { = :
rayiIE, III ers.-nsi . eela respectfully 'hIoF"
lLIe public tA-t ae carries v-i IL ot-lteFE
lls..less, at the o.a csta9lsliee ~. IL A1~ ~"
On haa5. f. SHE, a superior lot 81 -''3 - j,
consisting 81 Nas. /. >, ~. : Isssaos-s1 fE45s =
,s.aEl-4 ss. Sr.tss.@'s Gseesvao cts.t A3>s
-rtyH. ~esaa ans. terminate STOVES 1eFef,e
yes, uaEf 2a:eF.Hi a-sart1na NJ 81 trtst, Il .t4
sa1eu..4 Far4er stoves Alse.-fcls. rrts.es,
ltei.ens aHI Nasgau-TaNe Ite a lt4..t-
lectures aH4 makes r. or~er--sz'Ha.>a tsi=St~.
cs>uaNssE~. ss.N>lSG and >>era>, Ns,s55>Es.
broa4 an4 HaEse~ POWER looms. Ft.IIlNs' s.er{--.
tt.-. All KINGS Il machinery usea n I--iu.2iur-
iug establishments,
MIL GEfRING. or III KINDS
rall- Oh tbs shortest notice Ila Is f. confident
in Saying that IL ha~ fle largest aus best selected
lo b.: Patterns IA the " ezteTa country fer trist
ana Mills II haS, n sha-t. IN lat,-t
Improvements "A tie NHi-Uearia- hAs
10 F-oUG1 CzagGa5.
IL h, patterns for All til, cco3 P1eue.s III
use II has Shops PIougl.s-Ei4i.G ana left
handed. Woo. H.oa1h, fear l5! rent slzes; aiI
OF h.egs .a I'll selI Al c:Ne>NkEl raee=. tor s>s.
Taet~..G%t ,EAe;ft%E,S.
H has aaexrei,-nt Thr sifa- Machine winch
ha manufactures. ANA vtt! sell f3ra ST. atprn-
we'd 4EsaE Eos ease to uar~eS. ans ne.tas~e and
despatch III ttlc execution 81 WORKS t IS not 5nie-
The undersigned -ataras Bis Thanks u tbs
public Tor tbr fa.ra sinfsett Ae-toey,.. tsao t4it.
aa5 respectfully salie4t- deantiaufnce q .arers.
Il. hIaas 81 Aasataers repaired GA short
natsce- CASH. Es5fEEE. % goes i.sSsEI. VII he
TAX an ~ exchange far auE uf tEe above agtieie~
&ln street, opposite lhe Richmond Bookstore,
where custom : VIII ha HfompR.N Wilts4 on.
IG9$. o'IAf,EA-
Richmond, Feb g, Is17. l'sl'!a
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MEXICO syRRENDEREn!

FxyTfE, undersigned, respectfully informs hs
friends ana the public. tina i he has. and IN
tends to keep constantly han1. Tor sale. I
,-.~-.,..a... e anu oi1i'p
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National Ez0fgs. D.cnvo>p.

rEYIIE subscriber wishes to cali the attention
Il OF the travelling pablIo to tbs fret that he
has returned to his old stand,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-08-10

yET ANTED.-Auy quantity Of Wheat. Corn.
~ Oats, Ilaxseea, or Bacon, IN Exchange
for Groceries. Accounts Or { ASH, AT the III
est market prices. ". X. LYNDI- s. Co
Richmond. Septen1bcE -lh, SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

LNERPooL-ShIp SherdaL-30 crates VIM Chauncey-3 c.
brl Srseoway Heary col8 Allen Hszen-3 c. I1f-
tany foung-l9 cs Wright, Large Latmoet cs Bran
hall COS csJ Lederts-3 cs Clark Vests bis Az
drew-a cs Wenber-i bale Tin.on-l cs Wyckof
Goa psgs md,e Fellows Wadsworth7 Little. Alden CO
Nicholson-l q Hasngs-i6 RIchaIdson X Weison-2s 7
Stewards Harden co-5 Hall Brothers-2 Walsh Nal.
lorA-4 Lowden-0 b Be, imin-29 w Whhewfisht-2
Godfrey patteson-s Lord Taylor-l2 Hunt-35 John
jlhon-2 Huut-4 Stoue, Swan < COS T Woods
Mortimer. Cavity eo-a3 Bird & 9lIslsn-l Leyan-,s
co.'s Psuen Sewart-4oH Jessop8 Butte,6eld& Bros.
Hadden4 ch'in cables Tucker Coope-lO cs Met all x
strong-o cks guron Broth.n-2 Blackwell White
more-23 Watt sherman--3 w Lummis-2cs Hunt Bros
"a cks Torrey Brothers, TsxAs-8 bale Walkrt c.
simm Baes-8 bale: Gihon-25 do Hicks ca-3O4 bx.
Macy son-5s es Wright Stngess Shaw9 cs bbs 4 T
Jones hari 2,8 bids IRON Congdon ,Provdence75s5
bars Batell2l82 bales 28 bdls Sheldsll0 bundles
iron Morewood-2l82 bars 20 bds do Crook co..
10. coal Comsioe bdls sheet iron "a cks bis
70 bxs tin TO order.
phia-i do Reed Garrisae-ss Bsehe-l Holmann, Of
Boston, II sandhem-3 Ahrenfeldt-2 w H Messer, OF
Bostonl Auchinoloss Sons8 bales "a BALM Z
Ia Spies, Christ co-sJ Tryou-le Hoose Vinson-l
Huffer-9 Heinrich COL Dibln--2 Syz Irminger-i
Iunes col ravenstadt Sch ,onmaker-3 strullei CO
ia Jung Behrmans-l Kes,er Z COL W Lockmsnn.-la
den-li Milton, of Philadepha5 Helms Thomas of do
II Blanchard, Canvers CO. Of Boston3 Beals BuShs
Victor Duckwtz-l Lord x Tayo,-4 Houghton 4 Sawyer
OF Bosronl Henrchs-6 BOving Witte-I Batcheldo,
Burr of Boston, Z,llikofe3 Parsons Of Boston77
Victor Ach'llss-I Grunenha eo-4 puhIense., Of
Ernenputch3 elmer Mecke-24s3 pigs mdse IL bxs
O order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
Court Martial Of Lieut.. Col. Fremont.


The Court met this morning at the usual hour.
MIR Jones appeared as Lieut.. Col Frumonts counsel,
in the absence OF the Hon Mr. Benton who, We believe
has retired 10 disgusto at the want OF legal dis
played by tbs Court The MINUTES read. During
the reading some discus ensued to the exact
used by Col Russell (ths oficer under examination)
speaking OF his from by ex President
Tyler The Judge Advocate had recorded IL MIR,
Tyern whilst others insisted he had said Capt Tyler
and afterwards corrected himself to President Tyler -
The disc ssion began to assume quite grave appear
ance aud we were afnid should bs turned out TIL
the matter was settled. when Col. Russell was asked
what he did say He said he first said Capt Tyler
and then corrected himself to PRECEDENT Tyler :"
Precisely so said Major Graham, out Of respect to
him No sr,n replied the ak Secretary Of State 1t
was out OF respect to the Court and not To the
out of this court should not have made the correc
ton" This important matter being settled the
animation OF Col Russell was resumed.
@. Do you know whether Lieut. CO.. Fremont pro-
pos, your appointment to Com Stockton, rs person
well versed in civil affairs?
A For modest man, that is rather difficult ques-
ton Col. Fremont knew my profession to be the law
aud that had been for many years connected with
politics and have doubt he charitaby or kindly
supposed possessed some civil qualidc atoms
JuDaE ApvocArE-There is another part of the ques-
ton Do you know whether he procured your appoint
ment ]!
A. He di,. Capt Gillespie had been FIRST Indicated az
person best suited for that station when Col Fremont
urged my appointment, for the reasons above.men
O. Did Commodore stockton tell you that Lieut. Col
Fremont proposed you as Secretary Of State and so
at what time?
A. Commodore stockton told me that Col Fremont
had proposed for the ose Of Secretary OF State on
the night of the l4h Of January the occasion Of
FIRST conversation with him on the subject.
a. What the state OF the country from the cap
ture Of Cowenga to the time Of the march OF the Nor
on Los Angeles and the proclamation OF Genera
Ksarpy ds&ed March ], l5i7l
This QUESTION Was objected by the court and with
drawn by Col Fremont's counsel Immediately
q Did you see any symptoms of an attack on Thu
Mormons and II So TIL all about II
A On the moment u was understood that the Nor
mons to be marched from the mission Of Sar
Louis Rey to Los Angeles there was great exoitemep
amongst the C.liforrane With th,vats 40 tabs tnsa
learned this from IA aged and rsspeetsbe CAfornisa
paxsIpEvr-Is that svdenssf Whst did you nss
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SHsps VNs 80 0SHs-ss y 0rs
WrnNrapAy. Dee. ~


ess::y ass'i THil%ssss Tsai;fss
S'aS'i Mrs. 'Gasi Mssas
ag Thfs n
%sS' f.t; Ssss%: s,: az;
White do; Srowne Bo.ton; Corning, Troy; Riddls
chsHs;y coaa: Hayes Ms.sss Ru:sss Bsssh:Sd bo..
Island. -0A"
a Campbell. Phil; g W Martin, G; W R Prince,
Nsn aas ' asi.in asa NJ
T Ess; Ia. S.Id1 fsf' Oaim F;rd
CROToN HOTEL
TAp %s.S Mas:Ss;ss ba. wWf ssssss e.a
EASTERN PEARL ST. HOUSE:
;.S, k! sx T T';s ~ s:' s
Satf1%:. rsppsn Glen Cove.
FRANKLIN HOTEL.
es as iysss
Van oY AbPy; sST Sn,ca
NIKE; S$dsss.1i; F.ss, YsaSsl: Lisas; s%;ss =
@ Yd't Capt
M N Smith, Tennessee; Gilman, Bangor; Gu1ter
%S.: Ssu.d.; sIiaa:r: Msssis.ssI; wEli.%:. W
tSi' and Mr. IssS"
'''''''"' 1A'''l'. JupsoN's HOTEL.
H:s: {.a s.is=zs $:;.s
Turner Waterbury
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
YsS AZ II. a.
:FHss s5ss. S.i1fr F.s
5ssnsaa aa asn b MS %s:dSa vi %;SsA r'
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
.n Hs Is
Hobeei we. Ssi 1sa cea YoiE
Ono; White. London 'sS
Bradley, Balt q Payne. Phil; Hardy NJ; J Barr,
r h, Mr. S M sna
N.Y. NY: Mr. and Miss JOY OVID NY '' ' NA''
TAYLcR's HOTEL.
Spencer, Mas.sehu.es; Bursham. Vermont. -'''''
TAMMANY HALL.
.$s1
sf: f':h1a
Conov cr, Atlantic; T. Parker, ~ j.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Capt. Wood New London; N Angel, Fall River; Miss
Chase, dol Cap, Ande.sqn penn'y lysnss; Hill do
ST Crox: Mrs NcQainn and child ship Nohumb erland
Mis-, McQumu do; apt Coleman, do; Sumner Roches-
bury strasyilie Vooyelvou Fair Haven; M Taylor, Me-
qdsn; Butler, do Aivord Boston; Cobb Cornish;
stearns Boston; Sumner Rochester; Ballard Bucklend
i Day, New Haven; IL Holt New London; Mrs Fletcher
Maine.
WESTERN HOTEL.
A Hoover, w McCurdy, Washington IF Williams, Conn;
Miss Unde HILL MI Lovett, Mystic Bridge; O Utey,
Conn; 3 y Snow, Mass; T. AJacobs, A Lukens. Conk
ling Il johnson. Phila Cundall, washington Gen
= Beach. Catskiil; o Erwin, Conn; NJ II d: Young.
Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
Nexx R.dfori en- Market.

DEcIMBIR 20-sperm-There has been fair demand
during the week sales the extent OF 1000 barrels
have been made, at prices not made public In Malta
poisett 80 bbs inferior sold at 81 per gallon Sales In
Boston ot cargo of Chuan) Of 800 bbs at Jos cts $50
bbs at oa cts and $50 bbs short of head and dark, at
100, on time, interest added
Whale-The sales Of whale include A,0 bbls handsome
NJ w Coast at 37c per gallon and 800 bbs n W. Coast
and South Sea, on private terms
Whalebone-There IL nothing doing In this article,
holders refusing to operate at present prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
The CrOps.

Much damage has been done to the standing cotton,
both the lowlspds and the Mississippi hills BY the
weather Of the last days The ram and the freezing
that has followed IT, have seized upon the bols that
babe fair to NATURE and destroyed them Although
are we'll into the for frost there was great
quantity of young cotton In the fields all Of which ID
now lost This state of weather having been felt
throughout large portion of the two States of Louisi
ana and Mississippi the amount Of cotton thus taken
from the calculations Of the planters must bs sopsdsrs
bic, - Cv~srys<s ita) t~,sitsswssv, Dee,
fssS that nome n the esns % 1sgou DouA hai susss<
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Cleared.
ship-Lverpool. tpkt BlAsn Liverpool. Woodruff Min
Brgs-Lyra Slower Barbados, Buck; SaIah (B) CHS
holm 81 Johns NIB: Globe Colhu,n. franklin, La, Nesmi
& Wash; Berj Trowbridge. Whtesey, New Haven A
Schs-Mors Curer, Rio de Janeiro, Geo Milne; Grace
Caroline Domsn. Norfolk; Maria Case, Baltimore johnson
" Lowden; Sarah Ann Roe. Benz amin, do
Sloop-Roger Williams, Sturg s, frovidence.
Cleared Tuesday-Ship Thomas Perkins. Pike, Manila.
Arrived.
Packet ship Sheridan Cornish, Liverpool Nov II, to
Bremen bark Atlantic Forster, Bremen, days. with mdse
Barb France. Louisa. Mayo Bordeaux as days, with brandy
French bark Alexander. Bad, Rochelle and days from
Boston, with brandy, &c to A Seienette
Danish bark John George Beck LIST Norway go days with
tons Naylor Co; 100 pkgs mdse to Beck Kun
Big Envoy Hanover Turks Island II days. with 47oo BUSH
els SALT to Tucker 4 LishtbuIn ..
Brig John French, jeffrey, Eastport days. with ath to
Brett * Vo.e.
Brig Loaia Beaton Rogers. Baltimore days, with
BrgA H Wass. Wsss, Machias. 10 days, with sth.
British sch Isabella, Hilton, John NIB 10 days. with
chsldrons COAL 10 Bnmham Sailed In co with Br brig
Saah, Johnson for New Yo,k.
Schr Mary yewett, Depew, Virginia
Schr Charles D HaloGk. Hawkins Philadelphia
fohr John oolsy 4 Co, John,os, Boston.
Schr Abby Motion. Lawrence, lymouth, Mass.
Schr Maria Theresa Smaey Salem, days
schr r Walker, Ray, Kingston, NJ.
Below.
brig, unknown.
Ship Nebraska, Trieste.
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pisoss the Honey Moonn and the Young WI
dow" with song and dance TO all up the int srval
The establishment Is tastsfuly ntted up, aud begins
with = good prospect OF SUCCESS
Mr. kImstie wl opsn his Oily mpio (of about the same
dim usioos as Browusl In few days. Both establish
mauts are the squsre and convenient to the
prucpsl hotels Wa hops that hey may both succeed
thou "a should have preferred house OF twice the
wide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23
COM M ERClAL LNTELLIGENCE.
Stock Market.

PHILApELPHIA. Dec 22.-Firs Board-3o shares Morris
Canal Manufacturers and Mechanics Back az .9ner
Salesooo S6 IS 9s lo6oo State Sc 7az: 5000 Schuy
k Navg ton SIS S. 1000 10 a. 5000 d" ~ 1000 DO AZ
q. Csnho u Ken ngon Bsas :, Second soardrSoo
viz tioa6 g. 4a 1000 do a2K: 1900 Wilmington Railroad
Ss7o; 50 Reading Railroad Js; IS schnylkin Nnygsnn
1000 do 72M 600 Schuvk Nsyisstoa rs 63 $50 No tn
Anne initiate ~; 40 Grafd Bank ~; hensngon
bauk IS. % Reading N,ilfoad 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

NYCpi: ahod: sisnd, HaI Do below bsss5ss up. ssSs
supposed the Joseph Tanner Smith from eelmo!s CD brig
Argo. Winchenpsw Wilmington, NC Sid brEs Judge Whit
Ayo; sshr Worcester Rhodes. fhadsphai nth brig
RcHxoND Dec ao-An schr Ellen ssdgwck. Beastou New
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wAsHrsoros, Dec. 81, ls47.


Rlesrf aud HaTb0Ts.
The votsof theHouse to-day upon the expert
mental proposition Of Mr.. Wentworth declaring
the power Of Congress to improve rivers and hsr-
bors IN view Of the Internal dsfences and the regua
ton Of shows that there Of the
House In support of these improvements As as the
House. thsu Is concerned have their decision that
they he bin in tho face of the veto, and II ID
probable the thing will be done.
In respect NJ this veto the President is little behind
the times We doubt his sincerity and his honesty
I'VE ava nevar doubted but he 10 not progressive
dsmoarat this question: and he will be borne by
the tide. ANTI-SNAGs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

LIvERrooL-Paeket shio Sheridan-Mr John Burgess and
LADY, Mr. Robert Burges Robert Barges J Isabel Bugs OF
Saordshe, Eng: MI John Dale and lady ut Ambrose Dale
John Snen in the second cabin and
308 IN the steerage. -
:, BREMEN-Bark Atlsntic-J Bloom Mr. Ksuenberg. Miss
Prince-l50 in the kteenaRe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -, 1s47.
Public Dinner TO Commodore Stockton-Rioious Goa
duet of Elephant and Cannon called out 10 quei
his proceedings.
An invitation to public dinner signed by men Of all
parties and embracing all the citizens Of NOTE has been
rendered to Commodore Stockton, which he has accept
cd, and tho entertainment will be given on the 3Oth
inst at the Chinese Museum It will be numsrousy
attended
Quite an excitement occasioned this afternoon, in
the vicinity of Ninth and Walnut Streets the gigantic
elephant Columbus, belonging to the menagsrie Of Ray
mond Warning having broken loose In At Of anger, to
which such animals subject His keeper knock
ed but not much hurt aud the outer doors being
fortunately closed, he unable to escape from the
amph formed 10 the centre of the building and
after considerable trouble he overpowed and securely
tasted In He tore down the railing along
side the ring and tossed several of the cages broke
open those containing the wolves and hyrnss, and
killed some of the monkeys. Fears being enter
tanned that he would demolish the cages In which
the liens and tigers confined, it was deter
mined to destroy him, and cannon Was brought to
front Of the menagere and loaded with oannister
for the purpose but the capture of the animal rem
dsred this unnecessary, and the big gun was
removed after 1t had frightened the neighoors very
much
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severely Two thrss planters there unlbrtunats
in getting under way late In consequence having i'm
perfect machinery, and other sources Of annoyance
and 1t is probable they win be injured, they did not
We learn, commence Withdrawing their cane In time.
On Bayou Rspides and on Bayou Robert. the rolling
season l. nearly at close-.aierandra (La DeocrGt,
Dec. l& N p
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