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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

X {. KEMP, Auctioneer.
- 4. KEMP has removed TO the largo end spaescss
L.brsry and would Zee leave call the attention o.
parties having Goods dispose Of auction very
central location Of his Sales Rooms, which
ably the srrst and best for the dspos Of furniture
fancy goods. &C Of any 10 the eywtl give psrssssl
tsnon the disposal Of furniture ss private dwellings
and stocks Of socds sucton Ch a1vsness made "a
all ssls. promptly cShed
A, II O'Clock, At Store S&5 Broadway
On WINES. BS,NDY, WHISKY. kc--R {. krMP with
sell Auctiou Friday above. follows Brandy,
ue-. SEQ en- ard Irish Whisky. &C. viz,
South SIDE Maders, Ia Of | dozen each.
GA London particular Madeira, In bottlss and DENT
joins
20 dozen Blackburn Madeira
n DO old reserve DO.
Also 81 do lemon syrup
Also bis peppermint cordial
Also. bills sns-ed cordial
Also. bhis Holland On.
Also. bbls II. Cfoix ram.
Also. kess rose cordis.
shsrres Of various srsdes and vinasss comprising Dad
Gordon Co.'S &c ebrsied gold sherry
Is dozen vs'y delicate pale sherry.
p do superior old brown do.
40 do 1raTts pale do.
~ do choice o 4 port wine
50 do Harris Sous London Dock port
rs do Ssrdermaus superior 4 pale port vine.
20 dem'john- ve'y choice old DARK br.nd,.
IS i've gallon demilohns very superior Old pale brandy
selected BY the late Charles Dance Esq for pr.
va'e stock.
5 five gallon demijons tins old Jamaica rom.
dozen champagne, in bond.
ebhls: very choice old Monou gshes whisky.
I small casks darn brandy.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

"A ei.s Of Sisss,es resulting from improper hahts, BY
II Bosrwiek sursson with Hints . Young Men; ila.
trated with numerous eggrsEnEa Tbs beyond com
ns.on he osf vsluabis book b.fors Published and
shond Be In the hands yonh .h.r rua-dlsn ana
schoot..cheT Published By BURGESS, s1RISGEk
ch.nbsr.st Pricssl &c ineodir
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ANIMALS. JUVENILE BOOKS
TNFII HTII|| y - ! =
TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
4. n. Parker q Co.

HAVE ~ STORE general asiortment q Annals Tor
lel3 VIZ;
Tnrraron's Seasons. Goldsmith Poems. The OpsL
ON u Fnendship, Christian heccssks Frendships OF
fefng Korr Of hsr3n. Bouquet Of Melody. TIE Kanb5u
Th- Garland The Nensnto. Hyacinth. Msy-F over. Ss
cred Mounfsins. Chnstm1s Bossoms Gem &c At s7sn-
ddly bound snd elegantly illustrated with great variety
n Juvenile Books 10 which they would csl the pariicu-
Jar attention OF parents
Bibles, Prayer ard y VIM Books elegant bindings.
Wrfiugceszs. Work boxes. psfef-re. choice French
per ery. gsnes ~ al kinds. together with well o.
eced stock uf other articles ell Of which will he 60 20
w they be purchased a1y other similar esf-b-
I,samenf ir the lower part Of the civ. DO ~
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w y, prepared supply his customers aaa a.
others wishing TO purchase the above article win sn-s
Of the latest patterns aud manufactured expressly io nc
retail the very loves, prices ana q the oes n
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GREAT COLLECTION o.
ET.EG MT n0Ec

BARTLETT a. WEXFORD, NO , AsrOR bOts -,
IrANE RECEIVED By The late steamer from Eng .an',
the most extensive collection of elegant books alhPi-
ei 70 the present holiday that has ever been in
ported II consists Of pendidy ilrsf wofAi n me
FINE ARTS-Ilc.uding PlctlTe galleries, Pictni-'4"e
and snd cape Scenery, Illustrated and cforai W orAs
gorreon.iy Illuminated works. psinel gdel snd tronz-f
n the oia Missa sye Architecture, Sculpture, Antqm
ties Glass Palnfing. etc
NATURAL Observation-Disclosures Msmnsiis, Rep
tla Ornifh1ogy, lchthy0logY. BJts1y, Geology, &c
GAMES AND USEMESTS-Comprsn z Hunting
Fishing. Chess. Need ewors. etc.
STANDARD LITER ATT Rim this department tleir
coiecto uuryaed embracing Upward OF nOJ volumes
ofie It.adari Fog - authors the choicest h-srg cai-
tions. with large printing tls pepcr-lll gpsutdiy
b11ud the besf style hY he first binder n nt3n
FRENCH AND AMERICAN BOOhs-siandasd and
Pictorial
ANNUALS-Epgsh sn1 American 10 every variety
BIBLES AMI PRAYER BDOkS-Of every size and
variety
b. L. vs. several catalogues Of Illustrated Blos' Of
The.ogicsl Book. and Of s-anisd Literature mar BE-
hal gratis on application d.s ius1uIhSFf
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xGI\DOW SHADE~.-Frencha and ltaIiAn Winso

w shades received and opcn ng Tor The lnsfr
on Of the public, embracing extensive NafeiF 90 pal
fern. .nd styles enrey new Also The most s2tsnaiSe
assortment 10 Be ognd "a me city u ever coepio" %
$3.50 direct from our mauuf-ctOrg including m-ry
bstfl designs before offered, having aoeu sot up
expressly the present season fAm.ies wanting tnr
$780, if.,isn oUION'sAs lndow shade Depot.
ca - - NhAfhanist-
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BALLS.


@Iwoala rsihes Be right THAI PrsHdsa-'
yIENRN CLAY BALL, 10 be held az the Coliseum,
IN Tlufsd.y uzening Dee So. istI 1icke-s can -
I'D Al the Coliseum. Broadway, Of either Of The
Ccrnu.iitae IIcketss %
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AUCTION SALES.

JoslAH sicHARps, Assssesssf 49,
Dy BANGS, HICHARDs = PLAfr, Store -
Ssa" TOT TIL RsDAY EVENING Dee. 81.
rxXr~xtxy ,.l.f OF ELEGANT HOLIDAY booxs-A Iases
= 80 ,,eh eolIecton Of saperb gin books. embracing
sse variety Of the best and mo-" ae"fs's r v0fhs Of
we .av.y.I hundred American and Enssh snnosls for
isss ..ver.i thousand choice Juveniles valuable library
boos, 10 6re bindings eibes ard Prayer bcoss % sg'
perb bindioss besonul miniature and smeelssse VOL
srne. games. sc. The whole new and ffssh stock
III n. tOi.vO,, Assros sa< coa.nirio, nsI
ID shsnt-ssss .oosa SIS BrosSvsy, Gothic Hail. hAv'
Ina removed 10 Ire shove aaree rse ns1@s, 20" s
9oojs csrtse s1d nocserespins srseles o. every -
ssuTea tef eIivai. ssls % sseros ssS
.sc bay 4 Prsfsfsa ostsoos sass 10 ssy psrs o. Ne
ATTY sssssasd, - s.,,i
Al l0f ococs. al the Auction Room.
nav AND SECOND RAND FVR>frVeg.--An assoftEaect OF
sad second hand arasr. consisting Of sfss chairs,
A i.S', or. e., asmask window curtsir.
Also enc speocid ladies' work bcx lnlaii With pearl
enclosing music box
Also 2marble-iop center tables
Also several thousand oigers
A. private .ss seyerS spsstia rosewood place naas
~ rkom~ Loud - Philsaslphsi they ere Of Superior
SsSs sss ana ss. IN he s' y. rsss,s
fi sa.sny froGs the mails and invited b szasse
sS ss " sss :ss %:
splsrd harp. 10 tine order
- CHAuBKKIAIN, AUcriONEER--sssfs No
y. spruce st-Lisersl Assxnees made 0oois eos-
ssred fur private ale or BE- sd ssstioa Outdoor
..es esreiuy attended 10, ssa respectfully collected.
Prompt r-svrus rs1-
FRIDAY, Dec. 81.
A. u o'clock. at Spruee-s
fUfIfc AONi>isrR,roxS >sLs Of thu stcck tyre, fx-
PRINT 70 materials Nc with the good wi ard
s,riptioa list q the ne~spsper Deutche Schserost"
comprising part OF the estste Of the late William Non
Eichthsl. deceased Term, cssh. By order Of
JAMES, rHAYEN. Public Adri,issrsscr.
NIB. The above paper 10 published ssmi-~ssAly sri
weekly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30
A NATONICAL MU-Eu n Corner Bower ard

"A Divison-st-This magnificent collection continues
10 crowds Of ysiters aud all gratifsd snd delight
Cd These meds over 200 IN number true "a The fs
The Natural SubiectIhs specimen q ANATOMY mas been
procured price AMI tis beat IN ~ eSaotry
la This collection ~ FHte Skeie.g4s 1icuisfed
and disarruated Of the human COY IN wax tne Ans
tomicai Venus. most ~. 5na.a hgnre.
The Pocelcn..s group OF wax hsof-s representing the
pss.ions ust com sted-at nms z2enseare also
on exhibition A. the Museun
Brilliant Entertainment The lecture Room q the
Mueu has been fled n and arranged for the reception
II ladies and gentlemen, which zand series OF per
fcrnances viii ~ given every evening this web
Per.arm.nces will commence II - O'clock Tickets 70
the - hole - ctsi children half price. as WIS
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a 49, .sa toris Sc warranted OF the quality Of dol
lar. and 6r.t rate wokmanshP can oe oo,Anea nom in.
,s - Inc purchaser The Subscriber being pfse-
s wo. m.n Offers the produce Of bis labor 70 zoe PSoe
$3.50, 49, 70 distinct branches OF msnuisctnref
add retasr-by oOins dispensing with % >. ns
hs pscssstv Of retailers Pront on - per seA
~" TN CHANDLEss, silver Spoon Maker,
al 2wis. tS2 Hrdson-st between bsItos ts' NV'N-
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MECrANtCo NALL,
I'D BROADWAY, between Grand and Rr0ome
us.-Oper every night unahs'sd saese" Crowd
ed nightly With
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ID OrchNd-sf-New Hope and Delaware Bridge Co Notes
taken 30 the Goi sr for Boots end Shoes
BANK Clymer taken At - csufs bite Plains and New
Rochelle Bank Notes par a. BISHOPS, 2'l Gfsno-si
30 pairs Ladies Oyershoes s. &, ana shings PAIR
los
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT or ANNUALs AID IL
n .usfTa ed W0re-We will mention q lev
Hsfnincs Of snakspeaIe.
Jamssous Iilrl-fers.
Leaflets CT Memory The Opal
Thomson Seasons Gem ID The Season.
Bryants Poems, illustrated
Hailec<s do %.
Niiss do. do
Gcids-uith's do. do
Mocres DO. DO
Persons purehasins books prs.snis viii 40 well
call. Also 49, -
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
In ricl velvet snf morocco bindings, al and styles
Juveri,s Books FOR Chiidr-u-e fsest VARIETY.
istJl MARX n NEWMAN Co 1l3 Broadway.
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- JACOB 5 PLlTr, AseiionssT.

JACOB PLATr, Auetionesr
HOLIDAY stLE.-JAcOB y. PLATr will sell
4 this day at 10 o'clock. at the Auction Room, ~
Pstist fancy articles for presents, toys, sold Jew
elry. watch movements. plated ware nss-keep,ne
articles, gfaDdolss &C. kc consisting Of loo s9ld
pens, ,iysr eyerpointsd pencils hne gold fob chs,rs
and other lswelry, 5000 pieces China steel
and bag cla.ps fccuies, Augusta, eagle and diamond
poiut gold pens dressing cases plated esndlesks and
cake hsskeis toilet and dinner tea casss t0ys
asbsster letter weights and ornaments watch stands
fine accoTteous dressed ds Fench style, sta'es, cos
metics, pocket ard penk1Ves razors, tumbsrs, vino
glasses work hess, fancy hoxss. water bouquet
holders papier mache card baskets Souvenirs lsdiss
passions card German and Frsnch toys hre fssdsr
checker boards with looking ssss" and drawers silver
war;, &c.
hlso assortment Of jswelry, pins, breaches, &c.
Also 1890 gold pens aud silver eserPont silver
cases, sc
Also Few fine gold fob chains seal and keys new sty,s
NIB This sale close mp all Invoices on hand for the
season, and every article will be sold Without reservs
Catalogues At the auction-'oom Terms cash. $50 lie
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Silv-r-~sfs, IS John-st "hei.oil "i '.@.l. d.,
~ SrFNAKT Oilers select assortmen- ~ me ''Fry
Md silver articles Of newest siyie eha n'sl yAl.'
HsVins no imitation or common leweify The ioes stieu
81 once as low IS possible, all VINO msS 'e''' N' '
lecf Nitn confidence $500 ,,-.... ,-...l -.
Just received an iuvoce Of small sized OeneNa Sasne'
OF the best quality, with heavy weiniiea hne s'' 0'
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SOmET IyfNG MEW.

AND \ BEAUTlFt PRESENT Gems teon the
n Oresu beirg collection of Sea t.owe.s pressed on
papsr The most delicate sud perfect manner sud neat
boaua 10 al Alhur with clasps forming oeauiiiu Hon
dag present \ few G. pies received anr ilr sale By
~ tns CHAs. FRANCls 90 30 BIlnlNaY.
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Austi,nssr
nl JANIS VI. fiII.LRR-stsFs. no. IS Maiden.
- lane, nsxt door TO No. {. Libertyst
TUESDAY. Jan. 4,
Az l0t o'clock, at stors 10 Maiden-lsns
Doors sRoF5 AND esosASs.-i,oo0 cases boots, shoes
ard brogans consisting OF every variety suitable for the
southern. Western and city trade. Sale positive.
THURSDAY, Jan. -
At loi o'clock al the Of Charles M Leupp Co %
feuyst
5000 sides hemlock sole leather.
$50 oss tanned slaughter butts.
500 Do do shoulders
Loco 90 do belize.
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Nm. n. ZONES. Asctionssi,
4 /. s...n- A z A. -tsnGS-Rv ID lN0tHAOLl

DCU,stors ~ 2sssIst-On Wednesday. Deesn,bs' 70,
Al 10 oeoo 10 boots shoes and brogsns suitable
Tor The S0sthsfn, Western ard city tsSs
tiso. men and boys hip and tbies tooss
Also mans md voneu's rubber ov srsboes as
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@ NAHHFS. Auctloneer
TOYS. FANCY WORK AND TOILET BOAkS,
Ac-Auciion Notice his day, Tbursday Dec 80, ct
70 O'clock AZ the Auction H. ON. AZ Ann ct continuation
sale and general sorenf of toys fancy goods,
work and toilet boxes, kid and ointsd dolls yoiiIs
accords0ns &C. worthy the attention Of Dealers families
and others Intending to make holiday pTssen's.
Also, aslorimsnis OF ladies' NUTS, 100 gold psn Sale
no.,tive d30 ~
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4 large and varied assortment OF ulreoeemed pledges
consisting OF aud secondhand ciothiug aches and
iewelry musical and mathematical Instruments seNsanis
aus double ana single guns pistols, &c &c. toI
,hs norflatca ID those IN want OF such. wou
len, OF nv plices Good pilot and beaver cloth ovcrcoais
80 rosts from : @ SO dIes5 ana tIock coats from
T., : :. o,pis ana vests : % = LOT o. gtcd AID
rn} hana aues fom = so 10 no each. Also constant
ia on aud meclguics and other tools ana great many
other Arilc.es TO- numerous 10 uentioH' ~ CT,
do In ~ " fi..~.', 20 Ne.,i =.
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- AIE or RICH GLASS, CHINA AND FANCY
b'Goods, Tor Holiday Pfes-nts-fndsy, Dee W, a. 10
o'clock at a3 J0hnst-hch cut dscantsn trmbsrs,
wines. chsmpsgnes, msnel ornaments, hs lamps ps'so
ware, cutlery, teatrsys n,
Also doc pressed and plain tumblers and vines all
in fois 20 suit purchasers Sales positive 60 ~
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DREAhFsST. DINNER AND TEA can be ?

I H. h~. Peach Orchard ea ASH Coal screened from
ire ward and delivered at - 81 for the lugesi sizs mt
aod - 70 fr stove gg or Broken, and - cents less from
tie boats Two cargoes OF Chestnut for sale.
PETER CLINTON.
f3a En- corner Of King and Greenwich SIS
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~ AHsnsrs 10 4drsrfi'snsnii ,ent b. nail NUT b,
yo,tpa,d, o. they mil not be frE,n OFT oft., 0Fcs
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ANTED-Employmc a. b0ok-keep'r or copyi'
w temporary or permanent, BY person emp so
a. h0gkkeepcr in who lesae e. shLcut ana ho
lsrs 70 his present employer Address H. box ~ z,
Office d90 go
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WEDNESDAY. r N.
Thu Stock market CONTINUES to have a downward
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-22

From the Democratic (Annapos) Herald
We have been favored with the following patriotic
song, composed by Col Andrew Beaumont, the Commits
sloner of Public Buildings at Washington city, upon
hearing that a company of brave volunteers had left
Wilkesbane in the beautiful valley of Wyoming, Penn
syvana for Mexico having, the eve of their depar-
ure, assembled in the village church, TO receive the
prayers and benedicons of their friends and to unite
their voices in singing an appropriate parting song
The Sons o wyoming
TUyE-"The Sar-Spanged Banner"
Oh, saw did You hear the loud clarion of war
Send It's suinmonng blast DER our hills and valley
And Mars with his helmet, his bucker, and spear.
Call youth round the 'SarSpangled Banner to rally
Mid these stirring alarms
See youth rush to arms!
Oh, the sons of Wyoming
Shall long be our boast;
Be the theme OF our song,
And the soul of our toast
Behold! where the fame of religion ascends,
Those youth, clad in arms, round the altar of freedom!
There pledge, in the presence of kindred and friends
Their blood and their Hues, if their country should need
them
Then the pran rose high!
And the shout rent the sky
While the patriot teur sloe from each genrous eye!
And the sons of Wyogma,iapg
-, s,fill Me pnge of our history declare
That the youth of Wyoming were wanting in duty
Beloved as mpanons-undauntcd in war
Let the smiles of our fair be their booty and beauty!
For the ardor fires,
The same spirit inspires,
That Guided in battle, our patriot srcs
And the sons of Wyoming
Shall e'er lr our boast
Be the thcmeof our song
And the soil OF our toast
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4 Just Bill.

There is now penng before the Senate having been
adopted some weeks ice by nearly unanimous vote in
the House of Representatives,, bill amendatory to the
charter of Washlngttcity Among other sautary reg
ifcaton and to confhe right of suffrage equally on the
rich and the poor-nng residence, not wealth. the vo-
ting qualification. } Mr.. Payne, of Alabama, a
mating this truly ublican measure and we trust
the Senate will de it of sufficient importance to
pass it before the Sc of the session. The Nation
al Intelligencer demces the bill with much vio-
lence but that consies an additional argument in its
favor The federal lncts of that journal are opposed
to an extension OF tight of suffrage, of course and
besides this, of ilitors fills the mayoraity of that
city, and il poor deTIats allowed TO vote against
! him, as rch fedora are now permitted to vote for
him, it might perch endanger his reelection No
wonder then, that tlntegencers instincts thus re-
volt al the measure.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-22

man Porte, who has been for some weeks about TO re-
turn had the honor of being presented last week to his
majesty the Sultan, who granted him gracious recep
ton, and long interview.
1.-The European colony of Smyrna has Just sustained
loss which Will be deeply felt Mr. David Ofiey, con
sui OF the United States, died. the nth of November
IN the PRIME OF life, of chronic maady, against which
me best medical aid was unavailng Mr. Ofey had n
hented the virtues and the noble character of has father
TO whom the American government the only treaty
OF commerce which II has concluded with the Sublime
Porte MIR. Ohey, in taking his fathers place in the
consular career has worhiy followed his footsteps in
rendering all friendly aid and hospitality to his country
men. HIS brother Edward, who replaces him in the
Office Of consul, is entirely worthy of the name he bears
and will reflect upon il, we doubt not, new honors
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-22
From the New Orleans Picay,lne, Feb. 10.
From Yucatan


From Yucatnn.
By the way of Havana, we have accounts from Meri
da to the 10th January
AT that date the forces of the insurgents of Campeachv
were IN the immediate vicinity Of Merida in hostile ar
ray 10 avoid the eilusion of blood they summoned The
cry 10 surrender giving IT wentyfou hours for consul
taton. To this the government replied suggesting tho
appointment of commissioners to settle all their Difficult
ues amicably his suggestion was promptly rejected
ana the surrender insisted upon To this the
would not accede and there matters rested a II ocIoc
on the l6th immediate hostes being expected ON both
sides eNfe'''' vi Oo'''
In another quarter have accounts of bostilifes Tho
Faro industrial gives ofcia report of the tak;no Of
me village OF lab by the forces OF the government of
MERIDA Inc action took place on the 18th of January
me government troops amounted TO 400 infantry and 80
Dragons; They had also one piece of artillery The
oce Oh lhe rebels IS not given but they fought for two
nos win unheardof fury, but the vaor of the govern
record, and IN the end prevailed They gained nos
session OF the village and the rebels fled most
sshamefully. The loss of the rebels was between
forty and nifty men killed and seventeen prisoners
now many were wounded not ascerained but the
number OF "missing" must have been very large udg
ing from the manner in which they are said to have de1
lab village situated far the east OF Merida and
tte soulh and on no direct route between any two
points OF the least note, far as we can doe Nv The
map Inc commander OF the government troops remarks
% ne does not consider its possession important 10 his
Interior operations and he has accordingly withdrawn
US Troops from H. Why IT should have been the scene
m ~ san urinary slrlie, we do not well understand
me reeels OF Campeachy have seized all the letters
menued LOT Merida, received from Havana by the brg
ed to go through ~ ' ''io"-
~ Jose Rovra has resigned his office of consular agent
w al the isle OF Carmen, and devolved his duties
temporarily upon Mr.. Emilio Brissac French citizen
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The Fnnkfort Commonwealth of the / 81

KENrucKY.-The Fnnkfort Commonwealth of the 18th
inst. says:
at is with unfeignd pleasure that We announce TO
our readers eectioi of senator in Congress. The
Hon Joseph r. Underwood, of Bowling Green was on
Yesterday elected fosix years from the 18th of March
next at which time b term of the Hon James T. More
head expires.
sJudge Underwools Familiarity known to the wings of
the Union, having seed for many years a representa-
tive in Congress frouhe Bowling Green district"