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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

ling drop Of blood Incredible the harishps Of
mru md horses iu this Winter march.
% Christmas day. the battalion lost IN crossing The
SAINTS Barbara mountains hundred and nifty or two
huudr-J aorses. The artillery vac brou- by hand
ensasng IT one time over one hundred men with ropes
To have witnessed Gov Frenouts conduct that try
nr occasion sad h-sr him accuied Of being a5sert II
trl5 provoking Happily for the country with al bic
haste auf eL-rt0n. be- stll ~ distance from
Anglo. Il the time OF The TWO little k.rmishes. 10
W.. still At the head Of his OVu battalion.
lie s;i separate commander. aud in that char
scter granted the cagltusti0n which the C-1rllans
would sccey; from other person. snd wa.ca resulted
b. peace g. the couitry and severed IL from the dep0r-
abe condition Of Nsw.Nexico.
"A for the affair. Of California generally Whist concerns
h1ing myself 70 what know and feel due % Gov IRE
mont and fully expecting that Judicial Investigations
will take place Unu then, this brief statement may
serve 10 Gisa5ufe the minds Of toe public from TIE
effects Of the mis- statements sboundng In the news
papers calculated % injure Gov. Fremont.
Those statements in every particular untrue and
have been attributed ~ Capt Emory.
hope an official investigation will take place L will
then be- seen thst Gov Fremont has cost the Govern
rneut but little money and performed great service.
That beside yacifgng the country IS his treaty, Gov
Fr,uOut has gained hearts % the people for himself
and country He has reccncled them % the change Of
government
Spsskug their own language he Is Just in al things
active in all kinds Of business both civil and military
In private life he Is pure. without the disf.uraton a
sin.e yice-not the ievity Of youth Those happy
combinations in Governor Fremont have given him
character sud power IN California that no other man
ever enjoyed. and confidently believe, never will.
Very resDectfully WM. II. RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Clerical Protest against slavery.

Three hundred and ninety -four Clergymen OF
the Free-will Baptist denomination have appended
their names 10 the following Protest and Declare
tion Of Sentiments on the subject Of Slavery
Wl1rsa, the system Of American Slavery Is not only
poiurs curse 70 the SLATE where u exists, and the
Nson-fncressng cur taxes threatening our pesce ana
Drosps rity njurng our reputation ana dMAehiDs our
sDocts0uL IS also direct violation o. ne az VI
R.n-volerce aud the obligations enforced oy our ne
rou setting aside necessarily THAI great fundamental
Principle Of Equality which Is necessary 70 the tsPpi
ness ii all human society uampng under ioet ihose
relations on which every social privilege end copy msn1
/. bs..d sustaining and encouraging War Lcenuous-
ne.. Gambling sabbath breaking Profanity and slfn0s.
every sin with which our and ls cursed preventing
not only the influence but the preaching oI the Gospel
ard The pronulg alton OF the truths Of The Bible WITH
holding IRON almost one sixth Of our entire Popuiston
even tha instruction Necessary y kn0Weogs Ol me
Ian Of salvation; therefore,
We tho undersigned, ministers OF the frseWlh . p
tst Connsxon consider 10 our duty . STATE c5hAlsiy
our yes and position upon this subject snd . present
before the world soisn Protest ssainsi the con
tinusnce Of this fearful outrage upon humanity
Relieving - ~s do. that the sympathy u % noy D.
ing 10 the Universe Tor moment be gwen " MS
l systeu snG thai neither the principles oi me b9s
s nor indications Of Providence cOnstiuie Tue east
apology for ia continuance We wish publicly y WIZ
draw al implied " supposed Foiuntsfy pohueA4 "
moral support OF this enormous evil. Our necereafJ
ana ilvu.lnrsry Connection with the civil Sn1 sScla
ROW eXsns, Wnich seems u sise y tsch
OF Us the character and reputation OF TIE oJoy -lIs''
* personal public clsssnt IRON their errors snd crimes
ve throg the ~ sp0nsbity exclusively upn nOse "ho
.uugort tho evils 0i which complain, renorrs u
more necessary for - - announce o1r
- ssncron 10. system OF Slavery IN any manner "hAt
eyer The view thus taken u tlis suDJ-cE VII iehso1
IL perfectly Inconsistent for us 70 give our VI
religious indusnce for the support Of slavery.
We therefore. By refusing 10 support S..'s,y ~
urbcioes or ia a1Tocates and y "ilhn-loLs Nn1-'
lar nj Church fslosship from al guilty Of the sin q
Ssvery and ~ remembering those Ia 9ooo' as bounds
sita them. would wish u wssh cur nsnd' from me
plivIa our principles Just and tie position We oc
% .uch a, 1;od can approve and defend. sad trusrn
III lmigb,y Grace We pledge for the support q these
ureipss and those 10 which they are embodied, our
ET.HSEsr PzATEAs. our COMBINED INFLUENCE and OoT
sosr yIGozoUs xFEoRrs.
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D. WHEELER,
CY- Commissioners for the states of Newly ork
apt( Co Tamr MI n


and Conuecucut, Tsmwsn' HaL mlu
re- Western Lana agency, DETROIT, michigan
s46-Srr The undersigned continue devote their at.
enon the business Of this Agency, viz The purchase
and OF Real Estate, the payment Of lakes retaining
lands sold Tor les the purchase Of lands al tax sales
the examination ofes the entry OF state or Government
lands the examination and plating II lands, leasing cry
aud village property and collecting rents collecting bonds
mortgage. aud other evidences Of debt The purchase and
sale 0fMichigan State Liabilities.
They have careful and Trustworthy Agents al the prnci
pal places In Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa
and In each OF the organized Counties OF this STATE
That all business entrusted 10 their care VIII receive
prompt and particular attention. they refer you 10 the f)
lowing gentlemen for whom they have transacted business
~ Office opposite the Michigan Exchange, Jefferson
avenue ioassi Ac. nn,cca
GEORGE " MACY, MACY Il DRGOs
WILLIAM \. Dgfccs.
~ Gao II. BsonHgAp, 50 Meschsnis Exchange, 10
Agent Of NJ. Il ID. IL New Yors
REFEREsCEs.
N.rp York Gfy-Frederio Bronson ESQ Daniel Lord IT,
ESQ. Hon Benjamin Y. Butler, Charles Butler, Esc
Messrs D. A. kiugsand Co. Messrs. Hosdiey Phelps
4 Co Messrs Wstmore a Co. siiss G. Herring
ABany-George Dawson. Eco. Evening JoWnal)
R9oAcI,sT, v. Y-Msssrs. Smith Perkins, Messfs sage
4 Paucost, Asa spragus, Esq,
. gsRaLo. " ". u Finer, Esq Messrs Hayes
bottom Nau-John ~ BzStour, ssq I,-..-s-.s-.
PiriafelpAa Pa-Messfs. Draper, Tappan L Co.
Troy " Y--C. l.. Tracy, ESQ.
Faf1rta " Y-Juuius smith Esq
IIrrLt.ser 90. " Y-M Grant. Eco.
Ians,n gburgh, ~ Y-sidney d. Smith, ESQ ChsunceJ
H.fs5n. y Y-Ale1. c. Mitchell. ESQ.
Detroit M,sh-Messrs. Gray LOWS David Stuart ESQ
TahinSton. d C-EIou. VIM. Woodbridge
Toledo. Oh,o-Riehsrd Mott, Esq
Hartford Conn-H. T.. Miller, ESQ.
Al,fa4der, ". Y-D. w. Touillnson, ESQ
mil law ID lamWSSWu
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Bcarnlne.


DRIyATE BOARD-Up lown-A sectsnsn ard
auc hs wlic and t~o ghree single gentlemen be
sied with fu partial board and very peassst
desirable roon. In . small caie family, s. Anhysl Re-
frrrncrs exchanged. VD s~eod'
pOAkD IL BRUADWAf.-A few siase gsuls-
ID men or gentlemen with gher wives, nsy be see mu,o
dated With pa s1d bedrooms with board aslx Broad
way. between Browne and spring Sta Location pleasant
ana geni.e. ssIh room 10 The house. yll I'm.
nVARDI IN THE COUNTkY-rhe Subscriber can
- Accommodates few families or sins . persons win
board 10 Of th- desirable ocsons In he rega'
borhocd u New.YoSk-the Para bouse. Orange, Nes.
Jersey The vi age 10 noted pesssns snd very ssany
one snc cars ard stages rnnlug smos hourly 10 Ard
tom Ne~.losk-1he time occupied bens only sooes ~
minutes The house Is lsrge. airy and rswly farnshed
snd surrounded by besuuful shubeery. aud ho . large
garden attached. Good accommodation also for horses-
Apply % John c. NocRE,
iylS lW' PARA House, Orange ~ J.
tsOskDINts-Csn be hal in healthy ard Central ".
hcauou srge Snd commotioCs nouse, pleasant rcoms,
with shower, cold and hot water baths al IS hogst BE-
tween Grand AMI Brooms ala Terms mocersss. Refer.
enees exchanged jys im'
ANTtD-By singe genlenss, Two mruished
~ ROOMS with pr without board Toe subscriber would
prefer psyng for the by giving Instruction 10 Masc
sud The French Lsngusgs. The most satisfactory refer
euce. be given Address by letter, T 2. q Asssrs
s,odSrt & Dunhsm SCI Broadway. jyi In
DoNHDINts-suil. OF rooms 20 let Furnished OF aa-
hsh family from London. where cleanliness and comfort
can be enjoyed Also, two or three single ssouemec can
be accommodated with pleasant rooms with breatas, ard
tes required. Bath the house for The sccoumc
dston of occupants Apply ~ Mrs MEDhURSrS, 81
Hcusolst OF mr. MEDhORsr, q Maiden lane, jyi In
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HE CONGRESS BOOTs-PAT

xzr~ THE CONGRESS BOOrs-PATs
FGN ENT-The proprietor Of DupOD. ny.
aus Patent, and the oihsf psisnn usse
0>e Ia the production oftheso eiasue ana moS
comfortable boots AID shoes has eom2leed bis nsnge
mens Tor The Tho Paepi and mo inrodaouon
he y-nton M he cilizsns u New fofh, and now kNes
notce tnal me persons firms whose names ara appoua
80, 81 e,,. 80 ysnd The Congress Boots and Bhoos
IN Nsw-York City. Any other osAonnnions s,,...d
obtain rights, will % added " 'n,s ns 80
by honAcE ,, y, p.s.ai 81 fa,tl.od A.
] H. Dupont, 66I Broadway H. Wslsh bfotesni Ann
Henry hunns iol FglIOp-st WA Lane. zpsyMu-se
r. Labor esux, GIL Bdwsy WIN. wsoa 70 now'T
n A. ROgofs X Co. A9 . esmuei esA"o' v" WV"
RbI Webber, ~ ~, c,. ...,, as
Hunt 4 Hunter, 81 Orsnd. DsnlSi etoun' "se"" "
WIN. AgAts ia bowsf{ nSssI" an, a,o.h
~ p..sy,.g way and Walst
az ~ 49,. 20 40 yoha Conrad, 3 Annst
Eugene ferris "A Nasssud samuel " AeDn' 90 e'"s'
d. 3 Watkins, CstsariBo. way -. q, u..
yiio,v v RId,s cor Dutch chsnls Exchange
and Fulton sts -. M. o.s..,
Ninsiow L. WhiIing f55 brosd~ay ana Snss Os"oss,
al a,srt =. nave boo ht nykis and bosb eoncsrrs ere
now iIly authorized u Manufacture NO S"es~ s''~
and shoes for wholesale and retail ..,...
~ B-Mr. Lonn broosst Fulton q % ~nB1 - M
tied 10 maze ysna The Congress bo"o. IL n
Hew-YOrk June u, 1877. 20,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

~ A correspondent Of the Boston Tr0relier
writes" Yesterday took trip from Baltimore to
Washington City which takes two hours. friend In
company took TO the slave market not far from the
Capitol, a blush TO name it) There saw about one
hundred men, women and children for sale inquired
how they came in the building The keeper said he
bought them, and informed me tina, an able bodied
worth 5000 remarking that i, was probably a
nav sht to me- And indeed was and disgusting sight
too The place IN which these slaves were confined was
along wooden building with grated windows in part
something Ike jail There spacious yard, where
tie men were playing b'p. Oh when will this inhu
practice cease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
TO TIE -PUBLIC.

~ &. sylvester, importer " Hssren and British
Ois. has removed 10 az WslkersL near CbrysuesL lie
would Inform hs customers aud The public 10 general thai
has left any Of hs oils this former places OF reel
dence 3 and 81 East neutrality-suspicious. be cautious
from whom you purchase hat you may not be Imposed
upon SlLNESTEk
ny7 3meods ~ Wsksr.sl ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
tUin0ou Shades.

<$SsD3M BLADES, OH Cornices, kc-J. G.
chasing widow -t:--ls-y itss those about pur.
beautiful assortment before msfn 20 and
very superior gohics landscapes flowers, vfraoss-:
rnlhsn Komsn srchss vsnstisn scenes &c Alec
and muslin curtains curtain bands loops pins centre
tsss~is, gt cornicos gsozs window wire Ae OIL reduced
prices LafaFgs Building, 295 Broadway.
~ liberal discount 10 thoss buying 10 soil sxsis
Southern Merchants will hero ind large assofsmsnt suu
abl- for The southsrn eirnsis. fao Broad~sy ty
x&INDOW SHADES, spuc--sl- rsniliss sboat
w furnishing their hou with Shades VIII save any pss
e'"' BARrOL oRMBBgE.
.9a sm Manufacturers and ifnportsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
PAVILION HOUSE,

.@SA 81 FREMONT ROW, BoSrON.-rhe subscriber
~ would respectfully inform bis fients and The pubic
ina. he hssske hstvery pleasant holal The Psvilioc.
situated on rrcmonLRow, frvnuns The open grounds
overlooking City Hall Having been thoroughly repaired.
newly furnshet and many alterations and improvements
made whh sdd much the comfort of travellers th,rc
being large aud spacious psOrs with rooms ssccd viii
D.. found for families a. well 81 geItemen u
business or leisure The very long eNpeteuce he has bal
IN the bu sines and the 20 give his entire e.
FORE the Of tho house he hopes by scl
Ieuon the and comforts Of bis guests merit
continuance OF The liberal patronage be has hsr.ofore
cetved. 3. \ STONE.
Ro-ton Jure y 1917 Tvs lmerd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

TBE CLERGY ADNoNIsHED-The SPHngbad
Rpubcoa suggests the Clergymen of that town and
the suggestion will equally well for those OF any
other place. the proprety of preaching short sermons
during the continuance Of the hotweAther III altogether
too severe tax upon the patience and good nature OF
an audience to nhict upon them sermon an hour long
with the mercury st ~ in the shade. One thing con
,lnues the Republican, must cay Ii this thing is
persisted n We shall come to the conclusion that they
are all preaching old sermons, for poor human nature
can't write long In such weather We fear that
the republican is deficient in the organ OF venersOn
nevertheless We go for short in hot weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Your 0. las. WEBSTER, No. Resde-.l

SHOCKING BCrcHEET % sHEkP-Ihis morning
49, -, No. ~, for Worcester ran into Jock Of sheep
~5ich had By SONS means zot upon we EseH hsH.
S-s-S,-n M killsd taree VI them The iugntenei
- = -, .s.rtsd ahead bat Agln got upon TIE irsek
ns.r Newton when fourteen ore Of thsif numb we're
cul 70 pieces lOo'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

C0PPER ORE.-Large quantities OF this ore have
passed through this City within week or two past 90
their way 20 tne Eastern smelling works Il from the
axe superior mining region. and sons OF II . very
Tieh, yielding 70 per cent pure copper Koch. Dem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
General Nontee.
PHRENoLOSIsTS AND PUBLISHERS,
FOW RS & WELLS,

~ Nafcr-tur establishment. ~ Bont-sI ~
ard syossrt (Oys,-r Bsy1 L. / pr Saw. he earliest
.csn practitioner Al aulhof 90 ser.Cure receives
rstrn. =. shove. Those distance msy By ssniinz
q f--. be sdvsed Cor trrsrn4-t I'll hnrne. Rvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
IMPROVED

re- lIoorhead's Graduated Magnetic ptu-
chiue.-Ths Instrument Il 50 important improvement
OYER all other kinds Of manufacture and has been adopted
By The medic profession generally as being INC most
couvs n.nt and efscluz Magnetic Machine In use IL 10
perf-cty simple TO construction, and therefore not abe
10 gel out Of order a. Is tho case with slrsf nsIuneh'
II edt. OF the most perfect control and can Do GsADyA-
no 10 any power adapted for infant or sufficient Tor
tic srOn ge,l adults The pleasure OF Tho operator Tue
magnetic force IL parted IN continuous uanLef hna
with 20 unpleasant sensation, 10 tbs moot dchcas patent
IL requires assistant 10 10 and 10 Ia every fetp7e1
perfectly harmless -.
Many " lhs cures performed by ibis instrument are tTu'
ly wonderful of IN diseases Of he most serious
character known the medical profession Among ON
ers NAV bs mentioned scr0fI drDpsy eryspelzs dea'
ness curvature Of the &c doorrs1, ecnis snd chfo.
pic rheumatism paralysis, eplepic tn, headaene, and
system. ~. 10.
ALI others Ia use reference be made 20 seycfs OF We
most IN the medical profession who have
used then 10 great variety Of complaints with surprising
success. sin gle trial viii test tneir advantages
Zach Machine s pscliy arranged Win D-ery ehu
Gil necessary appliances put up m nras foseWoOl
Accompanying each Is Dew Manual win iuA ofsclOhs
regarding Ia u.e and application. 800.
Every family should possess enc OF th1so D-altlu ln
stUn enls They Will always 10 found yausD,o e"ni'
pan0u and ohen the very beet physician Ia no ~ neea
Owing III. facltes pOsses-el by Inc suDscfbef tno
Gradust1i Magnetic Machines are sold 81 prices equahy
o9 az hose charged for Inferior articles They csn Do
readily soy part Of The country and each insHa
InsnI 10 warranted.
Manufactured snd for sale, wholesale and Tctsh, BY
jy2os d MOORHEAD. ls2 Broadway. Ne"Yofs
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my2e II bsssnso,of cor Pear aud


af Tor weakness OF tue voice lungs spine and nhs pef
ucusry Tor dyspepsia, constipation and piles with weak
Of the son1ch and sides. SesSly Females FAST grow
Ing children and al dispose 10 drOop and sedentery
especially spinal subjects, will be delighted With It's
ton. Reference given u many distinguished cergymen,
who have bse1 rescued from experimentation from de-
btity and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
Sense" giving Information be hsd 81 tho oftcc. 4S7
Broadway. A adY In stteraance on ladies. III eodU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Goal.
PRICES OF COAL.

COAL.
EIRsT QUALITY or RED ASH whiB Ash and Le-
4 high Coal screened std prepared In the beet manner
for family she wing low price per ton for cash
BROKEs AND EGG SIZE ...............s.S 70
STOyE Nd RANGE do. ........,......... -
LARGE Nut do. ........s.s......- . ~
Yards % and % sixth-syenns, and lt Wsvvry place
iyl5 I'm JOHN CbiChLsIEk
slluMl TONS WHITE ASH, ehesulus email nut
OuVO Coal suitable fof driving steam, for sale BY NJ
cargo FROM yard, BY lAs single "a 9, low price Ap-
ply Ia T. stokes plCkbkSon,
fNS .nf IN ArfhNnv 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

Batit Is remarkable In the agricultural economy OF
NewYork that the number Of Der swine Il much larger
than that Of other States IN proportion 10 the qaAniy
of ndisn Corn she produces gong % snoH lns. sc
turns other re.ourcss into pork which 10 other states
do no, ext or are neglected otherwise disposed Of
Sxinnfrs Faruars Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
Nsw.LEsANoN SPRINGS. ny.

DERsONS visiting this watering. place viii and II 10
their interest TO lake the 81 Albany for Canaan
-Four Corners where line OF stages runs ecty 10 Leb
IN connection with the By this routs persons
leaving New York In IN. morning will arrive 81 The Springs
O'CLOCK In ths evening Of the came day Passengers
will csetei throug from Albany Lebanon Tor 81 81
THIS will OF make Il the shortest, expeditions
sud ch.spe by which travellers reach Lebanon
from the Ciy Of New-YoTk
Passengers who leave Nsw-York In the a. HI boat viii
srve by Ihs oute At Lebanon al 10 O'Clock Tho nexs
morang There but seven milss Of staging BY this
route pleasant road, with good eans aud easy
coaches Travellers will therefore be their guard and
no, be deceived by the ~ any other ne ontes
any pretending TO Lebanon. excsps shs
recommended above.
New.Lebsnon Springs June -, 1917.
JAMES q HUNT, Agent. Canaan -Four Cors
ie15 tai J. w. BABCoCk, do. Lebanon Syringe
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-rhs bar az
hmres iurDinre and lsass OF public house, hept On
the European plan and OF the best locations In The
CITY The having other business which requires hls
attention in1uces bin oder for sale Apply personally
or by letter 20 K. WALKER 81 Psrkrow, N Y yi3 s~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

sEBRING, TarrytOTn.l celebrated Tor aevAting ner-
yous affections, 10 which females are peculiarly subject
sf0rdng strength Ia all OF depiy and particularly
ior lie yirlues curing dyspepsia Il sod wholesale and
retail, by A. h. d. sANDs, leo Fulonst' sold also by
RushiOn & Co no Broadway and 10 Astor Houses rs
Broadway II East Broadway. SS Hudson-sL and by Is
Minor Enltnn.sl pro- ~ hotle. my2l 3awN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

MAnE--A Loco-Foco State Convention IN Au-
susts Maine on Thursdsy last appointed Hen Hannibal
H.mln and Charles Holden, Esq delegates at large 10
the Loco Foco National Convention TO nominate candl'
dates for President and Vice President MIR. Hamin
was a member Of the last Congress and supporter OF
the Wfnot ProyisO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
~ roton Hose M 23 Icuts per foot.-Con

umeu6 hi. sriice I'LL ma i greatly 10 their advantage
examine The Hose manufactured by the slscrhrr and
wsrsntet superior TO Whist is sold siyanced price
sTEAMB AT PROPRtErORS ard 81 Others purchasing
This Article vii be dgaA ~ith Ia such manner Will be
satisfactory Tue beet Of sock viii be used 10 The uacp-
gacIuIe aud workmanship warranted
I q. BUCKMA-rER, $50 Hndson-sL SUI
NV n hhslmrrl ~ rsarL and Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23
NOYnl SQuR bhIes,

The Paris correspondent OF the Courier dCS EtatS
Uhs writes that good deal OF fun is made in tho family
Of Louis Philippe sbou, domestic quarrel between
Prsee Albert and Her Britannia Majesty. We translate
the story which, whether true false Is good one:
Having been invited to iste. the husband of the
queen received permission to gowih the injunction not
to fail Of returning by midnight to the conugs domic
Buthsviug like Cendrillon suffered the fatal hour to
pass the prince found the doors of the apartment which
be occupies with his august moety closed aesns, him
He called no answer. lie entrested the same silence.
Finally becoming impatient, he returned to his carriage
and drove ClaTeont where he went TO bed and slept
well any man could wish. On waking he sent Tor
the Duke of Welliu ston and said to him VIII your
Grace do the favor To the Queen for me aud say
TO her that take very little pleasure in her joking
She Is Queen know, snd in public only ho nFst Of
her subjects but claim 10 be King in my bed chamber
and that is not to her taste shall take my leave for
the Continent" The old Duke who had been charged
with such missions before 10 her Majesty with The
message. she was terrified the idea that husband
40 fondly cherished and strictly tyraunised over
could escape from her ordered her coach ard went IN
ClsreInont where the entente e0riale Was
10 the satisfaction OF al the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-23

~ Noticc.-A meeting a he siockhcld % the
EorA-p est cooper Mining Company will te held on
We inesdAy TIE 4h Of August urNI Al IS Hanoverss al
O'Clock, A. 81 By orceG d. ;. HART, Secretary.
iyl2
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TN LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS a
@N<c.S<kA kRY FDRFIE~ PORTS .,

t. Letters Bags are op-a - thu once Of Tbs New
Y5rs Tribune Tor AL F5rsi.a Pota, snc ~ sgsrs .rd
aewppspsr, eepo'',sd 10 MS ohce viii AEsy, ee for.
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