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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

DREADFUL ACCIDENT child burned 10 death.
On Tuesday morning last, says the yrsy Cy Sentinel
little boy about three years old named Ssmue. VIII
isms of this city met an excrucisng death In the fol-
lowing manner Il appears that the mother left the
child for few moments on an errand st the opposite
aide OF the street She had been gone scarcely min
ute when the ehids clothes by some means took fire
from the Goals burning In the CRATE. whereupon the
poor little fellow into the yard The neighbors
ing the smoke sud supposng the woodhouse TO be
fre gave tho alarm and the unhappy mother learning
the fact rushed TO the Of her boy but sie
save him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
THIRD DISPATCH.

The following additional items received by
the Alabama The Genus Of Liberty has stopped
is publication iIs editor is in prison.
4 revolution had broken out at Guadslaxara, in
favor Of the election Of Fsrias TO tie Presidency.
sanguinary engagement ensued between bis
troops and mob headed by Priests. In the sc-
ton Gen. Ampadia, and many others Of Farias s
party, were killed. The Church party was yic.o-
nous. Paredes Is at Tulancingo and has openly pro-
noancsd IN favor Of Monarchy. seconded BY the
garrison At Maatlan. Some Of the Mexcans have
still an unquenchable hatred for the Americans,
and express no desire for peace.
The Mexican Congress At Queretaro has re-
moved to the City Of Morelis, the ancient valla-
dOlid,l now Capital of the State OF Michoacan. It
appears that a. oaeretayo they were always threat
ened BY new revolution, and therefore they
wanted safe place TO deliberate with all the inie
pendence and freedom that they require.
Gems hes and Santa Anna, with brigade are
az Onzaba inteniing TO attack the next train
bastamente has gone TO Queretaro, and has
iorce Of 800 men al his command
Canales v,s encountered near the capital bv
small American force and defeated with some loss
r. Toe Southern Mail, due on Thursday. ar.
rived lssi eEeaHg bringing New Orleans papers Of the
2ith. From the Dts Of that date gather the follow
Ing additional particulars
The Yea crIEs zreo Erts. Of the 18th, says
Tie road to Mexico, according 10 the persons who
came down win ina last train presents everyNhsre the
moot complete scene CT waste ana tesoiaton AT tie
approach Of the Americans the nhso4n OF the wills.
ses abandon their houses snc away conce. them
selves IN the woods The churches have been convert
Cd aio hospitals or stables By tee troops Of beth armies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04


l7~ Now that an improvement IS being made
In southern entrance OF tbs Park permit 10 aug
scss The placing Of iron posts instead Of swing
All the avenues OF entrance 10 Boston Common
arranged AMI much more conve7ient than gates.
About six months since order passed both Boards
OF Aldermen 10 have street siglA They have not Jet
maze their appearance.
Another and DOT very expensive improvement very
much needed that Is numbering and renumbsrng the
houses Ia every street snd shove all compelling each
snc every resident adopt some uniform snd
dssrsled style and size Of numbers Ours the wors,
numbered and sueetsisnec City have ever seen.
A TAXPAYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Nav FsuIrs. SUcARs, TEAs, CoFrEEs Se.-Oar readers
from tho country about purchasing their stores would 90
well to call At J. o. FowLgSs, Nos go and az Green
wish and IS yesey where they viii always find large
assortment Of Ra.ns in boxes and ksss Masss Grapes
Kegs citron Dried currants, Anonds ADD Fruits
and Spices Of all kinds Loaf crushed yellow and brown
Sugars very reduced prices. Choice green and black
Teas pure Coffee burnt and ground daily and family
Go;eres Of all kinds which will be carefully PACKED ana
delivered without charge lie isseas good he's ka'iu'
Sd. pound. d n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
w We copy the following article in relation t

EF~ We copy the following article in relation to
new Farnloe, invented by gentleman Of this City,
from the Boston reporter;
HASKs's IMPROVED AIRHzArER-s new article as
yet little known. IL advantages however other
furnaces which will be appreciated soon ss under
stood II Is 80 low that l. be used In cellars and
placements Which would Dot admit the common furnace
Il gives very unusual degree OF heat In proportion
the fuel. owing 70 the number of ppes through which
the Ar from the re il made &c pass So completely Is
the hea. saved or used that 81 the point where the
enters the chimney, there il scarcely perceptble
warmth. Beside, there being ioss Of heat ths de-
gree off can be regulated easily In psroE stove
The Afr Hester can DO cleared Of 500, even when in
full operation, without Inconvenience exp0scre On
opening the Feeding door the coal 10 al IN sight and
its Qusntty and quality can be 81 once determined. Ii
10 impossible however. for one 10 form Just estimate
OF the principles and advantages OF the Locomotive Air
Hester Nc 1t has been y termed FROM these brief ex.
plausdons We would strongly recommend lis being
oxamired ty every one IN want OF furnace, and We
are confident that exceptions BE- taken 10 H. ex.
cept 80 the Coari0 suggests. BY the coal dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

" Several reasons why body who wears Boots
and Shoes hOuid them Of frsnd Josas OF Ann
stone i II Is the cheapest snd place in the
city and another strong is bis Boots Shoes Gen.
orally give good s.facton and the great Of our
friend JoSEs, Ann meeting with such good
bis large cash sales and light expenses with small profits
attac bed. MS bts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

HALEs's YESTfLAroK.- Orders are received for Hs
Gems 'enating Stove the store Of 3 Rsdied Book
seller, Clinton Hall The stove may be in actual
operation al the AUctoastcre Of Bangs Richards Plat
"a Broadway. There u also Ia the American
Bible House; ct 2ls Pszslst and at ls6 and DO Third
Persons about purchasing Stoves earnestly
requested 70 examine this beors alkns their purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

NEwYoRK ACADEMY OF MEDICINAL regu.
ar uo.ting OF this Academy VAS held sl Convention
Han, ~oosssrst. IN Wednesday evening. DR.. John
stesrns presiding
tee Committee on Admissions reported in favor OF
zoe ioho~ink sentemen, who reported resident
ieho~s, VIA Drs A.Vsn Rensselaer,, J. ~ Andrsws
D I. '.ofI's and '" seerner. Prot Agsssis WA pro-
possd. aud unanimously elected corr4sDonSins fellow
OF the Academy. ''''''
ne .omal'iee on Finance reported that the expen.
SO o. sae s'e so-iFefssry amounted 10 sl97 =. and
for The Tabernacle slone - ~ "ss pau
he Committee ca Medical Ethics made M ,s~r,.,
report Informally, however IL wa lr,rr,i,s ~ sAai
Interview bad been held with NJ vs,,emsr. 80 an
pressed bis belief that an interchange Of sN
niisht Be oetsned between the Academy 40 10 "a
three Of The pFouineni Institutions Of PARA w "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
Bv Telegraph to The Tribune.
PHILADKLFHIA. Dec

FHILADkLFhIA- DC J, III
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.-The RAILROAD
train due here this morning from Baltimore, ran
over a COW and was thrown of the track, By
which accident it was reported that three persons
were killed outright The names and character OF
the killed and wounded We could not learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

fvRs FuRs, frss-The subscriber having jas received
large assortment OF the above article cons sting Of NUTS
IPPet kc sc Of the recherche patterns socits all
who are about purchasing 70 take Peep at them a. he
feels confident that be suit all tastes both a. regards
Pflee snd quality KNOX, ~ Fulton Sun Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

and the whole way 10 rrevn with the skeletons OF
5o-.s, shred. of uniforms broken wagons, &c.
III, rurnored ihai the NJ xcAns are gathering all their
f.rra. o. attack me frsiu or ~ refafn - u l~4ts
bu, ssnts Anna puts finger In tho Pe II vii turn o1'
al tab and no cider -,
T-insvslto Geo Re- was eucsUped Al 90 de Asa%
place on the road which Il sboui - mhes ron ferots
but R-s id not dare ID stack the AmcfcsGs sne
he rad b.en reinforced with All ths cavalry Of Zen
AlvefeE
The American Star Of the 9th ulr. published a;
the Capital says
Letters from Cueretsr0 ststs that seventy seven mem
h. .r.srfrs In their seats Congress commenced he
s.,ior % Tuesday lsst Ths candidates OF The MOder
-. uer, Goioy sud Hernandez; Of the F1rus trpns
spd Gen Norsles The latter seem to have abandoned
Arnoute sltosather-his unpcpulsrity with al psrtes
rendering his defeat almost eertsn. Those VINO Pretand
10 10 In me secrets however ssy that u Is toe psrtssns
Of SAats AIMS who have destroyed the hopes 81 ne IN
desrsable cAnd!5ste AmOute. The later does uethis
rs. hstred Of the ATE President snd II 10 believed
that we're be 10 power be would do all IN ns power 10
crush the hero Of 90 msuy deiests.
Il uas understood that the psr,ssns OF santa Anss
would vote for Conpliio The M0deratos hsd settled
upon Pen. PcnA though be Is stated not % be enough
OF = var rnsu % suit the views Of his party.
The Governors Of the states Of Vera Cruz and Oslsca
rscosnz. the authority OF Pens Pens constitution
81 and pledge their efforts % sustain H. The Bishop OF
Gusdalssrs also recognizes the new Government and
svows ais determination % cooperate with Il 10 saving
the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

GssTLEAEss FURsissERY.-Under shirts, dr.wsu
gloves eravais and shirts Of every kind sAsxAYs M
"ilhan't opposite the North Dutch Church. ~ sanxsy
makes it to the interest Of buyers 10 trade with him
Prices low and na deviation from them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 4


- Advertisements for The Tyibu~ Of Monday o1s'-
A. =. rnt In before 10 O'Clock Saturday evenint -
y.bliestion oce Of this paper Is not open On
s.b.efibers IN the City who do not receive - 49,
:, ~ ssriv hour are requested 10 leave word 81 tne
:. .,r .rrsnxements such a. enable Al ne ~
81 M roarh their routes before o'clock C - ~ -
- 90 aeon bah this viii be required 70 give Up lNs'
routes ~ 1..t..-< In ., "a air dvellinxs or
,hsf address Of the Publishing Once OF send note
,seys m. Post Ofce. Terms, ~ cents week pays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

DiANoNO-PorSrED GoLD PsSs-Persons wanting Gold
Pen are recommended Try the Rieheeu Diamond point
ed Gold Pen. price So They have never failed to ave
entire satisfaction and they Acknowledged TO De ms
cheapest and best pen n the world Sold exclusively ~
B. T. WATSON, IS wihnn-st one door oeo" Wsrst ana
+ Y SAVAGE % Fulton-s. manufacturer and dealer IN
GOA Pens. God and Silver Pen aud Psncileasss &C &c
Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

RAILROAD DErESrIoN.-The Mail Train which
len this City for Philadelphia &, ~ Pm. OF Thursday
reached In four hours the point eight miles this side OF
Philadelphia where the exchanged for steam
boat and there the mail and passengers detained
10 the fog I'LL next morning, without opportunity TO
sleep. and narrowly escaping the oss OF the morning
train South from Philadelphia 81 O'Clock. IL 10
ssny unfortunate that ct his when oss the
Delaware inevitable. OF the two Railroad tracks
down each side Of the river is pssssble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

TEE Iowa ISpLASS.-Sow These Indians ter
inmate their engsgemsnf to-day a. the Museum, never
again % exhibit In this city Their performances this ~
aad evening viii doubtless b attended b. crowds
81 eli AGES. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

rv-J SMITH DoDcE, DENTIST, IS Bonds, near Broad
wa, requests the attention OF those wanting ntln'
cis teeth TO his method method used In this cry
exclusively by himse OF fastening either single teeth OF
sets when on gold plates most Of tbs pain usual
IN yan in the operation and enables the TO keep
a IN San and healthy mouth MIS- Iu&saom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
SECOND DISPATCH.
PONY EXPRESS.

A Committee has been appointed by the cit
zens Of New Orleans to receive Gen. Taylor as he
ascends the Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

CAseo OF sAxsArAsuLA- DIR. Townsccd be- eh.,
tered the steamboat rsw-Jcrsey to hks up cargo Of
the best Honduras ssrspsllls 10 dsy for bic m.nu.,
tor, in Albany. Those who pretend that the Dr. doe.
tho right stu would do well 70 20 on board IA.
sft~rnoon q, the foot of Murrsys,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

SUPERSTITION sCfGscE.-" For more than one hun
dred years. says French suthor It has been eustona
~ IN the kingdom OF Fee dance in crossing certain
hill IN which an endemic fever supposed to be sngen-
dered' Such the prescriptions which make up the
phsIm scopis Of ignorance and superstition But this
Heightened land Science furnishes us with the prevent
stives aud remedies Of disease Among the remedies few
preparations hold more conspicuous posison than
SssDss SARsArARILLs When scrofuia- like the mole
that mines its way unseen has eaten its oshsome way
far into the hesh and spread poison through the whole
system this powerful disinfectant, acting simultsneousy
upon the circulation and the diseased surfaces coon Puri'
sss the and hea,s the Others md II Administered 10
the patient long enough. It will rescre the strength ana
general health and accomplish perfect and radical cure
Il may be used with equal In all ulesrous and
cutsneous disorders, and In where tho digestive
powers any of the seeretions have been dersnsed or
weakened
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A h ID
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, fWil
liam-st rs Broadway and II East Broadway, ~ York
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
States. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
Businrss Notices.

Ge,o Boofs-Ths cheapest and best Boots in the elsy
can be found at WArSSssas William opposite the Norsh
Dsteh Church and lif Fstonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

ScsDv Parrss.-Amors this eisss Ct papers the De.
raiet sprsss to be determined 10 tssp The ssd Il con
mssces a volume tom with story from
the pen the popular snthof OF Jack Long OF, sho
the Eye 20 be entitled Frank Carter or Adysntres q
Enihssisst in.ths City and the wiidsfnes sisins
siosnlar incidents Of city life, and soue Of the
manee Of bsckwoods adventures Also Lives Of the Re
formers or the most Celebrated Teachers OF Mankind IN
Philosophy, Religion, Morals .nd Lssslaiica" Woman
IN Various Ages and Naiions-HeS COsditon Manners.
Habits, Customs. 1e" Religions 0fths World Sketch
Of Capt Walker Of the Rangers with large and spirited
engraving Of his last fgbt "Greenwcod Cemetery" q
beautiful Poem. BY William Wallace Together ~iths
large amour, Of excellent MATERIAL for three cents
saehs paper for the price, must have large ceals'ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
Religious Intelligence.

KEY or NATIONAL PRosPERITT--At a recent
meeting OF ColDorteur Association 10 Cincinnati Rev.
Dr. Beecher Ia characteristic address remsrk ed that
Napoleon said 10 Of his generals the eve OF
most important battle, that tns batile fought and
he victory r1n. he that be had the key tbs
battle and be- knew how turn II. SO, said DR.. B. feel
tonight that have got the Key. This gres, battle Is
fought and the victory Ia Here the key 10 what
We have heard here TO night This colporteur WORK 10
the key 10 this great battle. have looked upon the
OF Germans rushing Ike avalanche upon this
land, I'LL tnsmbled and my heart grew fsini. Prot
stowe and have often considered the matter and have
beec the point VI sending circulars 10 the evangelical
ministers OF Germany among Us. And now God 10 con
vertng these Germans 10 their Own land and here too
and ossing them away BY persecution that they may
come over here and work among their eounirymen-
Da JUpscS-BuRMAH- Is said, 10 a letter TO the
Christian Cz0ncle dated August - that DR.. and MIRA
Judson had permission 10 proceed 20 Ava ne Capital
Of the Burrnsn Empire, and were preparing 70 go,
when By returns from haumsn they learned that re-
rnittznces from the Board were LOCO rupees about
$500 short Of meeting necessary demands which !et
TOR their support only IL rupees month hence they
must wait or return to MsUlnsin usul more fands
came There had been mucn sickness In ksngOon
Dr. Iusson and the children hsd been very H. SPIES
set upon them and thsr disciples longer dared
congresste for worship. Mr.. Judson says; We do
no, feel that coming 10 Rargoon hss been 10 vain
We 70 not back to Maulmain empty handed the Two
young The Doctor baptized oere 20 with as 10 pur-
st1des Ia reference 10 preaching ms everlasting
gospel - tteir benighted cOunnymen."
JEvIsH CosGEEss.-A Congress Of reformix Israel
ties were to meet In the course OF the ss month. Al
Berlin. Prussia 70 discuss Questions relative TO the ex
terror worship and 70 the reforms Il which Judaism
may be susceptible II accordance 70 the wants Of the age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

WASHINGTON socxEKs sroks. iSs willism-st-see I'D
vsrt,,smsnt of O. H. cLAPP in another column 'Tr 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
VEEA CRUr MexIco. Nov. IA. ls47.


Eds Delta: There is | am sorry 10 say. but little
local news 10 acqualnt you with from this point since
my last The next train which Is 10 20 up Ia command
of Gen Marshall Is rapidly augnentlng by the
troops arriving almost daily from all points. Ofit shall
have more 10 say hereafter. The principal mstter
epgrossng public sltenionai least that Of our busl
ness mems the rapid advance TO this city OF the
" train from the City Of Mexico. IL 10 In command Of
Col Harvey, who brings with him 1900 men. 200 OF
whom reported 10 be the sick list together with
800 wagons for clothng-stores for the army above.
The fact is fully appreciated here by the Mexican
chants All or nearly all Of whom sud have been bust
~ employed packing goods for their respective agents
Ia the city for weeks past This activity Ia business II
must be borne In mind ia confined to the old residen.
merchants hero, who are long established-the new.
corners seem scarcely 20 have commenced operations
ye, and sil not It 10 supposed until the suffers come
down whose supplies have been exhausted 10 the late
campaign.
Every one who has arrived here from above lately
reports thu roads being remarkably quiet. | con
Versed with person who with his brother and two ser
Travelled the entire distance from the City OF Mex
leo 70 Vera Cruz, and be acknowledged that although
syprehensve Of danger when starting that be most
sgreesby surprised find that the travelling all through
had At length become perfectly safe Il mus, be re-
memoered though that the travellers were Mexlcans-
the spoke Of however. speaks English having been
educated In the United States He speaks very warmly
OF the new state Of ssrs In the city and seems TO be
Of opinion that 10 about 10 dawn his unor
tunsts and much III used native country.
regret to state that yellow fever has again made lie
appearance In the squadron There less than
eight board the John Adams day before yeser
day three OF whom died yesterday.
Another train has ust arrived, In command OF Gen.
Quitmsn-a portion vi tho main train Is now iss
way and expected daily Il consists OF about forty vsg
ons. The escort was composed Of Capt hesrneys
company Of the I'd dragons.
There 10 very little sickness In Vera Cruz at present
and the hospital almost entirely composed Of
persons suffering from darrhuss dysentsry snd the
like No yellow fever 10 al present visible among them.
Lieut Arthur ONeill OF the Louisiana battalion, has
been tried BY general court martial and dismissed from
the service.
The day before yesterday the large train arrived here
over 500 wagons and some 1900 men 200 Of whom
are alex and wounded. Yours &c. ALPHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

ByrrkRGfeat bargains Butter from 10 q pT pound
70 IT, Cd, new Lard II cents Hams, TuTseys Geese.
Chickens Sugars cheap The best douSlerenned crushed
Sugar 10 cents. S. Sd. 7n brown Sugars Cheap Tea
Coffee q, reduced prices The best Rasns 10 al cts
Cusrants Citron, sc Good Groceries always found al
PakxsR's, ~ Broome, corner Of Ludowst ms 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
NV OnIrAxr- Nnx q

The Cotton market s quiet prices rule In favor Of he
buyer. Sugar Is without change. Mosues-ssles at
lsiesi cents, with bat little In hrs, hands for sale
Flour Ia dull at previous prices Con-ssles a, a. and
80 cents In Freights have new engagements TO-
report Exchspges-No alterations In previous rsies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

~ The most extensive variety Of the improved Metal
lie Rubber Fabrics we have at the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oysshoe. they
ran hr.y on ms lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

AssAuLrISG OYFIcERs.-E. Watson was arrest.
ed yesterday and committed to prison TOR utnx
officer hcCormick..-.A man who gave his name a
Mr. Whitehall was srresed and held bell 10 the SUN
VI 500 for ssssairng officer Bird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

BRooKLrS LoTs.-A piece of ground on Wash-
insons measuring 2347 test was sold az auction yes
ierdsy for the Of sl032i 27 Ii was purchsSed By
George w. simonson, OF Oak Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

~ A Mr.. Remey OF Brookville, Ind proposes
10 construct carriage roads under the beds OF ,e, BY
which he designs 10 unite towns cities on opposite
sides BY making perfect stree, from 10 the other
running under the water the bed Of the river This
tunnel or street 10 made OF Mallesbe or Boiler Iron
rivissd together In the manner OF steam boilers
shape nearly that OF twoiFds OF circle iss size
limited. His presen, drawing represents one - feet
vide Is feet high lesvDs eSrrsgsssy each side Of the
centre " feat in The clear and IS feet hsh-footpsh 10
the centre, shove esrrssewsy feet high Tue esss is
estimated BY Mr. H. =, about 500 per foot and be is 81
opi1ion that would be good "lnvessmeni for capt
fSisls~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
WET CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

NO. $50 PEARL, OPPOSITE wiLLIAM-sr.
~ The subscriber Is selling of his large stock OF
damaged carpets oil cloths &c at very reduced prices
Families and others wanting any article connected with
the carpet trade viii find is the time TO buy srea
bargains BENZ. LINES
ixs $50 Pearlst. opposite William.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

SANTA Amazon. PERRY-C0n-
MISSIONER TRfsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Arrived ships Suisns Persian Alfred Arcols Rober.
Bertrand and Loehingsr from Boston. Cleared, ship
Laura Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Revolution in GuadaInxara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

ARRIVAL OF THE
ALABAMA FROM VERA CRUZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

HYDROPHoBLA.-A young man at Mays Land.
Ing Atlantic County some time ago was bitten, along
with several other persons By dog supposed 20 be rao
ID. but the wounds soon healed and unfsvorsb.e
symphonic appeared he anticipated farther trouble
dangsr. But on Saturday, tue 23d OF November he be-
gan % complain, In the Of days became
pletely frsntc, and Wednesday morning ded-being
lsi about six weeks from the tins be was birtsn
l5omersss IN. ~ Wing.