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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

The Vera Cruz spondent Of In Pofna gives
the following account Of the way in which Gen
Scott came to ask armistice of santa Anna we
translate from La Pafria OF the 18th inst;
Hardly had the battle Of Cburubusco terminated ard
hardly had Vslencs disappeared from among that band
Of heroes when five Elk persons notorious for their
friendship for SAINTS Anna and their inclination to peace
sailed from the City OF Mexico. Among these was -
nor Arrsneoiz, formerly Mexican Consul Mt New Or
leans and Sir Macintosh, Acting Consul General OF
Great Britain In The Capita. All these persons went IN
der Dag of truce yisi, Gen. Scott end alter con
versatlon of hours. returned TO the Capital Inc
next day there arrived messenger from the American
General bearing proposition dated at Coyosefn on ihe
morning of the 2st ult few hours after. this prOpo'
alton was answered fsvorahy snd The next dsy III
Tacohsya the ridiculous ard absurd Arm,ice YVES exc
cu,ed All might have remained uutnownh Santa Anna
had not been In snch hurry TO publish his eN,raofd
narg Manifesto The morning OF be 25i In ini' d"ea
meut he throws Of the mask Of Hypocrisy. snd SHOWS
clearly that he hsd previous understanding WIN inc
enemy and that he decided 10 enter into pegota
,ons At any risk. gentleman who arrived yesterday
In company with senior Bermudez de Castro, Minister
Of spsin 10 this Republic assured that the persons
who visited the American camp at The termlnshon -
IN. action of Churubusco did so On undersiar ding
with santa Anns lhey repfesehirn !" 't"' SN"" ma
the Provisional President anxious and disposed 10
enter INTO negotiations for peace but that his Situation
mildred him from taking the fret step, on account OF
the opposition Of tho people but that II Ten scout
would propose srnisce under the conditions wheh
were adopted hs would enter into negotiations Wild Mr.
Trst and thu, be Santa Anns) was conhdent 'hs ne
could put an and TO line difficulties This then "hs'
Obliged Con Scott to take the first step IN the matter
when he able 10 enter the CaptA win Ms army
We cannot say how the negotiations will terminate since
we SCI ha, SIX days have already passed since Tue aus
pension OF hosulilies, without anything being decided
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~Tgr MrxoRY oY OCosSrrL will be fifty
booored in our City today, and II needs only thai
the dsv be fair one to ensure the most expressive
testimonial Of esteem and sorrow that has been
witnened here since the obseqaies Of Gen Ham
son That our people OF Irish birth or origin snoui'
evince the mos, general and ardent reverence 'O'
the deceased Liberator is but nstorsi yet we a'0
sure this testimonial viii not be limited ~ aD'
boundaries OF race or creed. Whoever in'e'nse"'5
loves Liberty should delight to honor ''' "'''
eminent and successful champion 10 our age
eminent in spite Of persecution, ob'oquy ana Ma
,,o,s orostrsfiop successful without achieving an
outward and physical triumph and without shed
ding ar causing to be shed one drop OF blood MOI
the champions OF Freedom only bat the deyotees Of
Order. of Pesce. Of Philanthropy, should honor tnei
cause by honoring the memory Of o Council. We
cannot doubt that large proportion Of our native
born citizens as well Of the refugees from Other
despotisms than that which crushes ireland vii
swell the ranks Of the Procession 10 day
Gov. SswARD's ORATOR will be delivered s'
Castle Garden probably from ] to O'Clock oo'
a. it 10 morally impossible that all who wish snouo
hear IL. we shall be prepared 10 issue an accurate
and fairly printed report Of It in an Extra very
.oon after ITS delivery. This. be II understood
will be the Grafton ITSELF and no, mere summary
or sketch Of its contents. II will be printed IN oui
largest type and, in order that it may be so giyer
TO sll our readers We shall issue Supplement-
with this evenings and tomorrow mornings In
bune--of course without charge 10 our subscribers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

We have translated the leading article Of the
Di1rio d,l Gobieru0 Of the Esd Of august which We
think will be read with some Interest ~ D. Pie l2th-
From the Disro del Gobierno Of Aug %
The late royerses of arms In The immediate vein-
ity of this Capital through the characterization OF one
general have rendered useless detached defensive out
posis but our forces beinsnow concentrated within er
second line II 10 yet possible 10 make obstinate re-
stsuce 10 the enemy Terrible before tbs nation is the
responsibility Of the general who knew not hos % re-
concile srdor vita prudence and suhoroinston who
rsshiy venuriug upon an iaconsderse movement con
tLry b the mosi explicit orders dritsiei tue usi or
ganized plans snAchei from the victory and ed tha
enemy ~ the hsnd % the gates u Mexico
HIRE the American Genera hats and proposes % the
chief Of the nation srmiscc . tue end that durlrs
its Continuance those propositions may ee entertained
which tho American Cabinet has been urgent 10 have
heard The President ol the Republic could not ts q
reply 10 this. Aier having fulfilled his obligations 10 the
var made preparations for respectable defence rased
upon the moment soldiers munitions arms and iorth
cations and after having f0us personally with an inre
pcify worthy OF better ssce and made preparations ~
be has doneo continue the struggle 10 the asi extremity
he has elthe ssionsof dsehasns another duty not
less imperiou for the country and for the Capital which
deserves By thousand titles 10 be saved II Be possible
from the hOrrOrs OF con1c 10 be decided 10 ia streets
BY force Of IL became his duty therefore 10 lister
to wis. night De- proposed the part Of TIE American
Cabinet with View 70 put end II Il should oe possi
bic TO this Essainral contest a. 1, Il termed BY the
General OF the enemy, without AoAtemeni Of Mexican
honortret but not cast down BY tie mos, dissssro1,
fortune.
The whole world vii thus that Nexicc
has saved her honor; and whatever may % tie
pretensons Of the American Cabinet the ns1Or
will know bow 10 ehsrscterizs them shoulc
they prove - Be- observation-disclosures they =
incompatible with national honor-shollt
they contradict the desires for peace which th'
American Government and al rs organs hsv'
for long ume been solem1ly proiessug-,hei
the struggle will be renewed and all Mexicsns vil
maintain II with full knowledge Of It's importance b
them and Of al they put II hazard should they Be COO
ouerei and other nations Nil either sppsad our ri
umph AZ the triumph Of the psipsb.e justice,
they will sincerely lament disasters should that
fortune continue which hss obstinsi-ly sihered :
orr f.fa
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Bu Ts1sgrapA TO The Tribune.
>..xa.L I..i.lature .srtcl.L stssI0s.

SENATE. ALBANY. sept IL T. !"
bill in relation TO the Assistant Justloes .0-i'
Of the CITY OF New-York was passed
The Par Redemption bill was passed over u"'"
Friday next
Mr.. CLARK notifed the Senate OF his Intention "
hiring IN bill relative to interpretations Tor tDanu
featuring purposes unless the Committee OIL 0o",
ference. appointed At the last Session a''e'
speedily.
Nothing else Of interest
ASSEMBLY
Communication received from NICHOLAS HILL
Jr. re.gning his appointment as one OF the Commi'
sioners on Pleadings and Practice. The cause As
signed for the resignation is that Mr.. NIL cannon
agree with his colleagues, who have agreed 70 re-
commend an entirely new system
Mr. W.LsH gave notice OF olA 10 Apo'''n ini'
pri,onment Tor Debt for any claims whatever.
The Private Claim Bill was not disposed o.
The General Insurance Bill was discussed 70 the
adjournment, but was rot disposed o.
PlfrrApFrFHTA. sept PIP. n.
New Orleans papers Of the 18th contain nothing
from the Seat u War.
Intermenta a. New Orleans on he 18Th. - nos
pital l.. lafayette n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

JANIS NJ. ErNuSps OF w eshtenaw Co. for Gov
ernor and IL L. MILLER Of Saginaw for Lieut. Gov
ernor arc tho nominees OF the Whig State Conven
ton. Mr. Edmunds has been a member of the
state Senate, and proved himself an able and ETH
Gent Legislator. Still. we presume he is only put
up to be beaten The Wings Of Michigan have
fallen into the habit OF letting their Elections so by
default and then telling how easy they n'ehf have
succeeded II they had only tried. We suppose
they like this well enough to keep It up tor anothe
year lfthey fancy 1t Is admired by their ulenn'
out Of the State we can assure them they mistake
deporahly
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Peace Negotiations.
Correspondence OF Tue Tribune.


WASHINGTON Sept 70 le47.
..- II mistake dot. the Administration is hot
ss,is6ed and fears with some ioundason, that TINS,
viii patch up some kind OF Treaty not at all
agreeable 70 its high expectations The fact IS
pretty clear already tina, Trist will either make
bad Treaty or none at all His desire to sienslize
himself viii oaase hun to waive all National inter
ests II will then require ell the logic OF the Csoa
10 explain why Mr.. Inst was entrusted solely with
the negotiations and why Gen. Scott has been ex
Guided from all participation in them which his
rank n Commander Chief very Justly entities
him 10. There 10 certainly some mystery hanging
over Mr Trists mission-some under current some
humbus. When Mr.. I. left, il was reported he
20 = simple bearer OF dispatches 10 Gen Scot,
: ,;ttle sser we hear OF his arrival and qasrrehns
With the Comm anderin Chief and now we have
him sols Commissioner to treat foe Peace with
"a 600 900 At his disposal Gen. Scott excluded from
taxing any participation in the negotiations &c.
This is rather to- great q trust to rePese IN I
CHuRuBusCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

Tar COLUMBIAN MAGkzIsE-We have re-
,sirei from the publishers Msssrs Orrs5y s. Hackaii
6 Fulton Il, the October number OF this welcome us,
itsr Il Alwsys goes home with U.s. because We DO not
fear t. give il cordial Introduction to the family cires
-i IS pleasant Intellectual friend whose sentiments
30 know will sxsys b. hightoned and vir;uous. TIE
names Of the Editors are guaranty flr this 10 the
present number there are the sdtih1nsl recommends
ions Of superior ougravn.s-one humorous, spirited
picture the other more pieiurssqss and suodued and
good fashion plate II eye deceive US not our ear
vil be pleased with this months music
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CONVENTION or TIE DIOCESE OF NEsx0ST.-
The Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese OF Vermont assembled In 81
Paul. Church Ia this village on Wednesday lssi Rsh,
Rev Bishop Hopkins presiding. Rev Albert h Bsiiey
Of brandon Raw Josiah Sweu Of Bethel and Rev. G. K
Bstcheder Of Hshgste Draeons were ordained 10 TIE
order OF the Priesthood
nslzxases 70 a. 6s.ral Csnreafio.-Rev. Dr.. Hicks
Rev. Dr. Cispp Rev G h Nxnser. A. Putnam, Hon
{. X. Williams Hon l. y R~dhsd, Geo B. shaw, Eso
Ass o. Aldis Esq.
Trsstsss 81 tss tisnral Theological Se.sav-Rev. Dr.
Hicks. Rev. Dr. Clapp, K. @. Cole Esq.
Isnrlinston Free Press
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Things in philadelphia.

IorrespOld enct o. TIC IIIVuI''
PHIADEIPHIA, sept 2l-f. VI.
There has been more inquiry cor Cotton to-day.
ht b.r ~ n ssle Of any extent snd no improvement
upon last prices Four-Ho!sers sPPesr anxious 70 sci
~ s53lsss5 37t but nod 20 buyers Corn Meal VIZ
oct demand Al a. Rye Flour held al As qao'ai.on'
w. 81 Vines, il 10 much better dem sas-lueou
bushe sold A. C7c for Southern red and 10 Tor While
Ire stock Of Corr il hesvy and no buyers Al - ue
Osts are 20 rsc-est sna stock hand sh;-2ooO ou
southern and p-ursylvania were taken at i29i5 Gro
eees and Prorons inactye holders rsther shove ino
We've Of purchasers. Freishis con;inne dull WHISKY
ls held 10 bols Al PC.
The transactions At the stock Boards sho" noimproFe
ment upon Yesterdays prices
Railroad b. 32a3is 10 Girsrd Blk b.. .2ii go Penn
= cash Il $500 SchuTikfl Nav IS. '65 h5~n. %.
Srcoad B0ard-5O Glrsri ~. s5vn. IL 2uOo : lre'
S1,es -. lO4 200 Penn s.. -. 1000 Govt Loan %
d. lO5 lO0 Reading. sJsr 3it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

- Generally begin. with yAwninx, strefchinz pain "a
he hone. languor ziddnes.sl swelling about the resona@
the stomach bilious vomiting ani other unpleasant symr
Wsleyr's IsDta~ VEGETABLE Puts are one " the hes
iue. 10 the world for the of Towers brCaus ifsy
re from the body those morbid hrnors which are ne
cause Of every malady incident ~ ufan.
IN Ill ca-e- ii fever from 70 OF said IaaH bfsetab
Pls should be- taken every nis ifthe synp ion.
violent. d sh and morning This plan. II properly car
risd Will ne lort time. sutdue the most violent e.
~ eyfri ~ the time The digestive organs WI
be restored % healthy tone and the blood isteJ
purified. hat iesrr well every other di-ea.- VIII
b driven rom the BODY. ard health and go viii b. f
Ell y the whole frame.
NeNYofk Trinc pal Office aud general deps. ~, On -
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~ Persons wishing 70 adopt safe, jsdieOus and tho
rough system Of Adsersns do through the Agency
OF ' PALMER, ss he - especially appointed and sBthof
red BY pgopretOrs OF the best newspapers OF every
section q c0antry. for which be daily receiving al
and iron whose list choice and suitable
selection be made adapted various business psr-
suit. Every infomaton which the experience OF me
Agent enables HIN mpAr IN relation 10 th- nos saiA
bic pape, district Of country modes OF sdvsrsns ke
III dss,Eedl 10 ehserfaly communicated
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KNOX AT FULTON ST

TT As usual. IN the region Of the sun. and Nth n,
punctuaiy Of the sessons Ia. prepared spensd sec,
Of HAr, Tor the F Fashions which 10 nvite. ne vol.
% examine Ever hand 10 eniesyorins V pleas n.
public he can safely recommend his Pal sapply a. "a,
quaed IN beauty and richness The science u h.tu.k
us Ike other sciences. progressive. sod he h. a.s.
some improvements the adaptation Of bats 70 the he'd
which canuo; fail 20 please the most fsstdors eorno.
.eurs Hs bats are EN- phauesly Fa hats. sshe Aas,s
in the prc.. BY presentins better article a he o e.s
-,t., ~ sstoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

~ A powdermill on Laurel Hun about two
,Is .n.t of the borough of Wikesbsrre Pa was shat
tered by an explosion Thursday afternoon last one
man names Charles Kinney, Vas % badly burned ihs
he died the next morning Another man was injured
but IL 10 believed be will recover.
WILLOW FEvER.-The number OF deaths from
this disease In New Orleans during the week ending
September H. 402 against AZ the week previous
The conclusion from this says the fcdyhn~ Is nevis
Die while from the want OF victims the rePoIn %
inernenss may appear less appalling yet 10 isct me
ruience OF the tever 10 Increasing win the OF
The sesson. For the sake Of humanity let Nortnern COZ
tore dssaaae eoss In search Of employment from com
ina here too early. No unscclimsted now enters
the city with mpuniy II Be done Until We have
had killing trost-bciore which . tresry Interval YET
yswns.
/ Dr. COOPER SAFE.-The Herald has seen a let
ter received IN This city rom Lieut. sears of the second
artillery dated s4,h August stating that Dr. Cooper and
/ the twelve dragons who EFF Csp, Wells command
Tor The parpose OF joining Msjor Lslly and inforrnus
him OF the approach OF rtiaioresmepts and who was
supposed to have fallen into the bands of the Mexican.
rrsched the train at Cerro Gordo In safety on the TWEEN.
" third ult.
m Sheriff Hollenbeck made another sttemp,
on saturday H. sell the property OF samuel Has,ed and
! Philip h Miller. which he bad previously endssvorrd
10 sen but with better success than before lsrge
number OF persons were present !aeS hundred Al
each place but would bid Before ne returned
the sheriff arrested B.rsni Van Wssoaer AsAns, whom
he held bench warrant Van Wsgoner VIII be re
membered. the person put iaia The posscsson Of
the place occupied BY janice l. Weeks when the aste'
vss tarned OF bic hoass 81 midnight By sang o.
Calico Indiana Hudson Rspub ath-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
LFARY 4 co. HATTFRs

IL AstNn., 1851. Fashion for 0ssiia.r~s Mas = IN
b. introduced on Friday Sept 3 The Esl Ron,
Has We are nov manufacturing viii embrace innr,.,
improvements recently perfected by and In au.s,
and elegance Of style vii he uneousies By any hrr-,o
fore offered They ~IIi be readily distinguishes By IA.
aap which WHEN ssts,ed BY the ala becomes sssasAeS
into delicate and graceful ,sss ssiar fsiors car
.cerisue o. the choices, quality Of genuine sesver
Sstor Ho1s< ~ l. AHx 20 lst7. sa1{ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

Ixorrsr Coroner w alters held an inquest yes
,rd.v q. Bellevue Hospital upen the BODY OF nusse'
Iorins a native Of Msssschusetts. aged " years ~oo
-, 10 r. d--h from ir igrs. rec'sed - '-nh. "'NH
.,.l,. The Jury found verdict accordingly
GsstRaI SgssIoSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ex
g,,uen, prevailed In the Court room tods on
M the Anticipated commencement OF The uisi oi hAo
am. R@sell The District Attorney according !" go
,ics given the accused Thursday sst called on me
sac wren lanes r. Brady In behalf OF Madame hes'rL
,crsssed postponement of the trial on me ground 'ns'
,hrs we're not twenty four names OF Jurors 10 me toN
.o Inst on account OF the excitement when nsh o-en
created an unbiased jury could not be had darins tn-
n-ssan, term II a. all in the county Mr. brAhy con
tended for q DostpOas uent on the grouna uN ue DC
inca had not bad time since he nndng OF the macy
men, 10 prepare for the trial The sriet A''oruey ~
r.uly stated ths, h had summoned about tS.h'y w
resses from Orangs Co and that the prosecutor -
rcssv 70 proceed with the trial The Court Alter orir'
,r,siou decided thst the trial should De
pntil the beginning Of the rext term en"es y
Rbodes indicted or burglary In the second degree sad
bsijs by Charles Brosp not appearing for trial MS re-
co,nzsn ere declared 70 be forfeited and hs surety
ordered 70 be prosecuted. Patrick Piunsst boy IA
sc,aa for stealing watch worth So. entered pes Oh
,njI,v anS was sent % tho House Of Reiuge-lnere %
'ps no csses ready FOR trial the Court adjourned 0nu
ornorrov morning
PotroE The house OfO. w. Morris IN tiitieth
., vss robbed i-w ights stree Of II silver spoons
,ivrr cream lsde. s1d pair OF silver sugar ons'- nc
arrest has Yet been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22


Nv letter of the day before yesterday contained
the 10 us dsagrceabia Intelligence of 1000 troops hsv
ine been Withdrawn from ihis ne and out prosper on
N advance forever Yesterday furnished US
xci,, ieui of another kind Cen. Wool received INTEL
rencs from good suthoriiy authentic source u u sup
De sed announcing Inst there were 2toV troops AZ
p and riteratng the reports hist had previously
been received Stating farther that Irea aud some 81
his engineers h.d been down 10 BuCna Vista IN disguise
reconpotarne aud that 4 Vas Intended 20 surprise "
by night sttack Atnesry the same TINS report was
received from tre ralOmas psSs announcing iat hefe
shout 200 troops at san Anton' about - M
from tna PsOmss In view OF Al these reports nj
though no grost confidence WAS placed IN them Dy 'irh
Wool be considered Il proper 20 adopt All precsot'n
ary measures 10 guard sgsinsi ny sudden movement
Al express was sent down 90 Gen Taylor Il apprsa MIN
Of the reports the North Carolina regiment we're or
dered 10 Ariskes mill on the hill two mes from sAu'
To- with "a order 10 throw out proper guard 10 inon
Pass on the left OF their encsmp.nent capt hecAri
with one cOmpsDY OF dragons. was alsD rrccfr1 ga
pic ke duiy Ia the neighborhood OF tho toxin ana Cspi
preniiss was ordered out the hill commandng Ire
town with hs heavy battery OF t~o iron u pClnfef
and two brass t~eves Everything perfectly quie
lsst light however and no new reports have been re
celved this morning.
package OF letters and ssio documents Of no Inter
20, WAS captured last hight Sslo brought iruir
uonclova by Mexican courier The only inierfffn.
intelrence rtsrsd In the letters TIA, the Cram
Der Of Deputies had Mt met for the want Of quorum
Two Msxcars SUI posed ~ BE- spiss taken y-stn
day At the Psomas bat they have not been examined
yet There 10 bare possibility Of sn attack being MADE
uuon this point but slight certany not uuti
a new urgania alton Of the Mexican army Can De made
The most reasonable suppOsiIon u ths tne troops
front (ios troops there mosi undoubtedly have
either been sen, with the intention o. Destroying ta'
water tanks and wells the San Luis r0u,e. or OF bar
asug our rear and annoying our train Ia iha onward
movement which was to have taken plsee-PeFhsp'
/ bO.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

CAnr BUrNA VISTA august ~. 1871.
All our fond anticipations o. an immediate al.
vance have been dshed snd diddled qli'e Tue tai
from the War Oce has gone forth and no advance can
be made from this line. The unw-lcOme indulgence
was received Yesterday 10 order from headquarters
directing Gen Cushing take command OF tue hsssa
chuset,s REGIMENT and 18th Infantry he brigade and
proceed win the eat possible desy to the bfzos mere
70 embark for Vera Cruz.
Brig Gen Lsne who Is below. hiss been a'tsned me
Ohio and Indiana volunteers two regiments and $50
ordered 10 Vera Cruz An order sls0 came from ten
Taylor directing Capt Deas - proceed 70 vera 'ru1
ria Brszos win bis battery date Nssangt5ns o-ie'y
Gen Cushing will probably leave eih Capt d : os'-
try 10 dsy or 70 morrow You should have heard the
curses not loud bat deep" a. this uews, which very
naturally creates The greatest 6ssatisisction Many
officers Of the volunteer regiments declare their nv o.
tiou OF signing and the only hing that @i to0d 10
keep them together Is the bare faint prospect that We
shall be- attacked ia the front with large force ten
Csy Tor undarstood has baea ordered u maintain this
line either ~ far this post Monterey leaving de
cretiouary with him. This IL point sinportant Col
Hayes neIt Of Rang bssalso been ordered 20 ef'
Cruz
Ito nuiiny IN The North Carolina regiment hiss been
A. ctuay 0ueiled On the morning after broke oui
number of tho officers OF he regiment signed petition
TO the Colonel h. resign which b. very properly reuso
10 lis,n TO- but laid it before Gensral Cushing sud
Wool II vss con sidered by the commanding General
that there vas a participation in the muny aud two Of
the ssners we're dshonoraby discharged from the ser.
vice IA soon 8 ihis known seventeen officers ]
think rendered ttoiF resignation. hut after t~eny Tour
houfs had elapsed they thought better oi AMI ntesl
leave TO wthdraw .yprrssing hll due conullDh "n'
leave granted. Thus quiet and snoofoinauon nave
heen restored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
Business Notifies.

pS' oHsisriss G.ls.sIc AND M,esrIie cvEAuvr.-
>uanfers are respectfully informed that the ouy raee IN
New Yors 70 obtsia these celebrated ar,icie. s.p-,.
A. IS. Broadway In all cases. Of Sssvo,s Dtsra,s, ~,
efe,ey Of Chrissios Gavane nuees Truly word.rf,,
the most perfect cures being often Bsss when ph,oe
physicians were m vain No Druggist or cruz .or. 4.
NewYort win ever Be allowed 70 sell Dr. CHRISTIE.
eles The sole and exclusive szsuey 10 a. Ons Hu,I,s.
AID = shty.tvso Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22

EARLY FROsr-A correspondent informs as that
severe frosts prevailed In the northern snd north vest
er1 sections Of Massachusetts on Wecnesdsy and nurs
d.y NIGHTS OF last week srrestng the growth OF poiaoes
com ana vegetation nsrally Potatoes, however were
- nearly mstured as y receive but little injury Corn
rss les foriunste In localities much Of IT'S NJ
only for fodder The potato disease has made us sP-
pearance in many places but ye, has 10, assumed
very nlaiiluaut character