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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
SANTA FE

The II Louis Kc,illc, Of tie 3lst ul,.,
contains farther particulars of the military
operations in New Mexico. Several actions
have taken place Lctwccn our troops and the
iMsurrcction,is Culoncl Price with 300
men, AL an action with the Moxicans at
Comila, in when the Americans were Vie.
tc,ious, and tie enemy :, - killed. and
several wounded Another action occurred
few days afterwards st San Nada, with an
equal, triumphant result The Americans
after the battle in the valley Of the Moro
retired t" Vegas. \ reinforcement Of 200
men were .ca, from Santa Founder Colonel
Morrison, on whose appearance TIE Next.
cans abandoned Moro, after numbering eight,
Americans The iusuncc,ionis,s are mostly
composed Of the vc,ics, rabblc.
Don Nagi the Secretary Of State, under
Gov. Bent, was actinra, Governor o, Santa
Fc
Ina sAirnisi between the volunteers ui-
der Capt. Il, Nrain and the insurrcc,ionis,s
u Mexican was killed wearing GOV. Bent 5
Goa, and shirt,
There was much sickness a, Santa Fc--
,ligcc to FIVE death, occurring daily, mostly
,casnstrrs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
TIII, HERALD.
Nine l'n> later from Vera trrz
\rTrEF OF THE CITY AND THE
CASTLE OF san Jt\N III llLON
AFTER THREE DAYS 1EENEN.
nnI'S EuMN \RnNE\I

f,,. ,;,,,.....l, mr.. ..,,,,i c,.
T., ..,.noe,,y than !. non hei.rm,o,,,..cl
H., .., ,,,,,.us ,ye- +, ,-,nnil :. SIGNAL anil
, ,.,i,. Tli.,nos. l-i'a.' a.N,.,,r.,,.,
o,, c,,u,r, long g. .r,,l n. = Memorial Of
e., ia m;,,ll.,,r.e,,.,.c a,i.',o,d
,,lle,,,,.r, 81 Il. Ame,i-t., rco,l. -
Ard n.o.owbo rlar. ta. tml and rive
tL,;r .il,, ,lc .un,,.,, .s.l,, y ,;ous Ian.
ne tic star, and stripes Of ucir adopted
c,ur,r, ions.o. will ,li- ,nrmlh H.
IL. 3. another striliar c,ii,rcc Of .hc
power of .cicncc anl skin. AL ncn,.l as
we'll 4. rl, steal A,.,,tlD, ,,c, ,l,.c who
place then ,ru,, in the strength Of ,nei iy,.
~ .i.rs-or who ,.ly ~ superior num-
D,,. A.u brute frc, /. ol.ns'aid success.
fully the onward march Of civilization and
Intelligence hdc,l. it il in til, view Of
tie ease tia, tie true grandeur the moral
sultmity-o:,li. victory most strongly APP
pears; aud when tl,c cr,s, strength of,hc
cncn,'s position i.talon int Consideration
AID We look upon the an aren't ease with
which it was captured. anl tie small | - Of
IL. which attended the entire .rcration-
We ,lnk the world will be forced to place
Ills among tie mc-, brilliant achievements
of the ape-i, indeed il may no, h.. REGARDED
rs The mas. successful or,ra,ion in ,lc his.
tory Of military warfare
Ofcaur,cvc are =, va, ui,l,u. full mar
,ieula,, in rla,ion,o IT, detail. # tie en-.
tire .,i,,c and ca,ture If Ills STRONGHOLD
If Tie cucm, lut the colov in, take, from
H., Pee. a.ol, Gaz.,,,.,r ANIL f., viii c;y.
T. tie reader al p. ar >. le,ruel,o H.,
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

Yankee Dood'e having consigned judy
to an early grave, and sen, her 10 that
bourne from whence no other Judy twill
r,u,n, is soi"s on bravely III the road 10
fame and favor Yankees Las, political
carca,nre Of he Triumph u The Lc.heOn
i, decidedly the richest an! mnnics, thing
wc have seen The cooln,ss with which
Santa Anna white under the influence Of
.heich oa(s3 Oo', 800 ,ubmrs himself 10
the s1v Of Dr Il nlon a. BIS last sound
rg-n,w CAhioina-is bong removed,
Is enough to salty tie mos, skep,ical as to
the potency Of the means employed 70 pro-
dncc inscrsibllry.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
.CHrror or.lci ot the p.c,yun.
tump )cforc Icra Crut,
March -, 1871 o'clock l.. VI.

March -, ISL o'clock T. NJ
Our news fr,sn tie ciiy nf Mexico, ie.
ceived IN a tpundsb'-it way. world Prove
'la, amos, -angiinary rovolu;ion-or. "a
'..cr a series Of rcvou,ious--i. raging IN
tbs, city. tie di,Icrcn, parties bong all hy
,hc ca,s. aud tiing each N,icr with unwoit.
Ell icroci,y |, Is said that even the Britt n
Nii,ter NJ lianlhcad, a, last dates. | ard
" dared venture into the streets. for fear Of
bong shot by some uii" o! the di'lcr,nt con-
tcuding factions t,omcI Farias has li-
party, tie priests lave their party, those in
favor of peace haze a partl and then there
arr the war men. the Santa Anna men, the
Alnontc mcn. and What lot, All was CON
fusion worse confoundcd' aud can make
neither head nor tail Of the diH,ircn, Iu-
mos
The McSlcans lave been firing since noo
today. aud from tie most Of their batteries:
and the roar If round shot and shells ha.
been constantly DINING IN the ears Of our
mcr Strange that they DO not effect more
They must link they are DESTROYING the
Yankees. %. ,liry NOW al term ~. hy do,-
cn~, else tie, would nv keep w such an
iuccssan' fring
The weather con,iuuol fine far landing.
and m'ri'io's and supplies are rapidly az
cimuiaiins At the dcpot- The officers of
the Navy cr'iuu" to use der best 81
forts.
By next day after tomorrow, am in hopes
Of being able t. send YOU of an arcoun, %,
Cen SCOTS I incs. Yours. s..
4, " X
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

IL ,hc conrsc of a debate o. . i e..
House oi Commons. lora Joa To-.
oc asion 10 say. 4 Win 4 a'-Ii t-,r..
iiii. oul,.riunii, 10 STATE tat ! l4|
SERVED rlth great pleasure AMI 'a'.'.'
IT, uriliteul .uL,rripI1i> hat i-i.
raj ,cd ~ tie tnited STAT. e. Aurt
,lr rair' ~ a." dcs'iig,e po'r q '..
-, aud h. lr,lsn1 think u !. .'.
proper 90 III, Iiou.e . m'. = u 80
lect h. STAT. ihs' ! ari sttrohep
20 hnl the, toe United state Aa'o b.
gotten tleir COMMON or.g.r all il-'
a,-'i b. chul,atlc .osli.g. ih'J. ~'.'
great cxcr,,,n. Y, cDlirct ~, s.A-
o.. 20 ,ht n'i.H ,. o.. ,Iai.D. 8.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
--LATEST FRoM VERA CRtLA TllL
CITY pf MEXICO

T., .hip Oregon, Captain niri b.. an4
81, hs'guc Ngr,rsuns captain lt.in... f.
arrived .. NV bflcAls CO., il.c ,,rfirs -
a.. .rh uli 'rom Acton L,AI'io. i.1ih
having saii.i 81, n r'.ir, 81 the 2ufh VIZ
Captain ni,djcn .ia'cs that be ,Ae the
steamship M,ss,.s,r,n. having C'm~olor'
Pen, oh l. srd. - the 10th All; Aheu' 81
uilcs from \ cra Cruz bound ~
rap, & va. an shore "a the Nth u1
admit 'mcnrau canf J, >''nrd e.
ie undcf.,ool 81 the camp tat zen SOFT
would .jcu the a,iAck ga Nca Cruz. a.
uagr. on tie @ph H. al.p r,pori. that
,lf,- ~ ;ou' our. s'i,r p, i,iel. bee beard
,cr ic4s. fling. Which Boz THINK, vas q .in
o., imcf, az w,t.s
'.,' - meni,,us & a, G,r. Wa ).
s'a,llu,i v,ib hs e.. mln-ud within zoo 3 Vi.
',O,. iis II, also states tia, tie gon.ial
inl4fos-i 60 4as thstihe ct'v vas ytr, WI
M. NAV. au,iurs e. surf,ui,r but ,iat the
iphat,tsn,. tai received .ntima'iDn ir, IN lhc
c..,ie. tia. At thr, dol surrender. the castle
wonll Immediate, FIRE upon the to~r. aud
! .irN i Capt e. SAY, ~ vas reported
,ia, ,hrt, VA. loo t. op, - ih. ,iiy. al
l2rD IN IT, o-d tbs - thought t. /,
al under estimate
lmon, tie IN, .l-u'. mentioned hy C,y'
g. is one. Tat homb from 'he castle tel
into the quarters - one - 90 "'sl Sc"'-
add. h., exploded without doing q
harm.
The ship isIo". Captain Wa,,ing,on
W.. U.s.; ~ Res Ret. near Vera CGi1
on Tie 18th Llt.ino during heavy nur,hea
vi o.. e,l lIaresS Dungeons were saved
bu, one man o., Lundi,i AID ioriy hoi
scs wore l,' l,.ousing t. lIarncy'- com-
. maud riicc men nom tie store slip l.c.
lie; were lo.t III rc>cuine the lives o! the dra
dco.s
& minod. ie toai.cr iicd salute col
the ~, il lQnor Of Grn Ta,lor's yi'.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
Business Notices.

tar- Sir WALTER SCOTT relates al anecdote Of man
who for the rs, TIME in his life had dian of asparagus
before him, and who, in hs ignorance, commenced
eating the white ends which certainly present the most
attractive appearance person sitting quietly sus
zested him he would relish the other end OF the
stalk better but the stsmuefed out the declaration
that h had alcys 7ed ne rhs part and IL Is add
ed 70 the day OF his desh be could be induced 10
acknowledge bis ignorance paake Of the tender par,
OF this delicious vegetable To perseyere In unresson-
able opposition 10 whatever In unthinking moment
We may Gave rashy expressed an unfsyoraole opinion
OF. Is By no means uncommon. When ths Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency FIRST established by
y r. PALaER, but few comparatively, believed la lis
utility but soon many Of th0se who II fret refused 10
listen the subject convinced Of its peculiar sdsp
ston fgrtherance Of business pursuits in which
the wants of the people Of the country are concerned
and adopted IL accordingly But there are some who re
fuse TO avail themselves OF the advantages sccruns
advertising in distant papers and rather prefer to chew
the tough end OF the stalk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
POSTSCRIPT.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The Election yesterday passed OF quietly enough
The aggregate vote peeled, we have not been
able TO ascertain, bat it mus, have been small
One indication, and strong PIE however
that In a matter Of 50 much importance the
people are determined 10 exercise their own
sound discretion 10 the fact that various
expurgations or changes were made In the
tickets before they were deposited IN the ballot
boxes Oar opponents have outnumbered as, Il is
true, here in the City bat we can bear their sue
cess without the regret that follows defeat in par
ty triumphs generally
Of coarse we have no knowledge OF the result
in the State but we anticipate with some conf
dence the election Of two, at least, of our csndi-
dates for the Court Of Appeals and Of our candidate
for Clerk
Mr. Mex cons vote for District Attorney IN the
City will probably oatnumber the combined vote OF
the two Wing candidates which Of the latter has
obtained the largest vote cannot as yet be ascer
tanned
Owing to the great number OF Independent bal
lots that were given, it was impossible 10 canvass
the votes in time for this mornings edition our
returns therefore are necessarily incomplete bat
are still sufficiently indicative Of the result
JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
Vhi1s LOcO-FOcos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
Socialism In High Places.

Bitterly as the Courier Il Enquirer opposes AS
soeistion when seen through certain medium. only
change the point of view a little and the same
Journal can even admire this usually SO alarming
object In its notice of the recent procession OF the
Odd Fellows it says
Altogether Il interesting and gratifying spec
taoe 10 ace OF all classes and pursuits OF al ereeds
and opinions thus united for tas perposs Of rendering
ssssaac, each oAer In the Affections which sre Incl
dental TO human hie.
This is encouraging having thus learned A. 1t
will probably not be impossible for the Courier
in due course Of time to master b and some of the
other letters Of the alphabet For is,-to borrow
words applied by the Courier on another occasion -
It is only necessary to wait until il shall be given
TO these ,saolest ntelhgences to ascend back from
ELECTS to causes" At present we fear that oar 90
temporary must be set down {" simply another
Monsieur Joardsin who spoke prose without know.
Ing IT,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

TREAsoS.-NewspaPer writers and CongrsssiOn-
A. orators have bad habit OF using words soly with
out stopping 10 think Of their full force They are not
the only ones who have this fault hundreds Of
solid octsvos might testify but they liable 10 il
than others, and Al the time from the nature Of
their employment and the haste with which they must
often express their ideas have for H. One
Of the words thus ineOnsidersiey ased-snd a pretty
important one tOo-is trfdS0a. Every year and We
might almost say every day some person or persons
are accused OF this trAnscendSn; crime Ye, no one
thinks OF prosecuting them for their alleged guilt-snd
II they were indicted, they would stand sms chance
OF being condemned By any tribunal on earth Thus
some papers charged certain abolition orators IN New
York with treason for speaking In favor OF dssolvng
the Union, and Il may be remembered that Hon. T. r
Marshall accused kN President Adams OF the same hish
crime for presenting petition for that object 70 the
House OF Representatives such persons seem 10 for
get that treason Is defined. both By constitution and
stsiute and that rords constitute treason They may
be sdf0Es and subject 10 legs scrutiny therefor but
7sasoa without acts support the charge
cannot be legally Ascrbed 10 any man. The words Of
combination. agreement do reasonable acts might
be reasonable because the combustion itself would Dc
but the expression Of opinions OF even OF
desires for the accomplishment OF object which
would De tressonsoe could never constitute the offence
itself
We would lot think il needful 10 20 this sort Of
veros criticism were not certain that such extrsvs
gsnce Of language does more harm than good
Hartford Couranf-
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washington Correspondence.

The letter from Washington which appears in
our paper to day is the production Of d'st'n
pushed member Of the dominant party. He
promises Us more Of the same sort" He can
speak like one having authority for bis words and
aud all that he states is to be relied upon
Two other gentlemen, at present resident IN
Washington, and connected for years, more or less
with the press. have engaged TO favor us with oc
casionai letters Their means Of information are
good, their intelligence has been well proved and
we have no doubt their communications will be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA June ., ls41.
The grand floral exhibition opens tomorrow at
the Museum and great preparations have been making
for H. The object OF the Fair IL b. raise money 10 estab
lsh Ragged Schools throughout the city-an obec
which VIII doubtless be speedily accomplished
It's now stated positively. that a new and splendid
operahouse is % be built the site Of the present
Chesnutst Theatre, which will be demolished In few
days.
The weather is lovely. Mr. Lover gives bis second
and last entertainment here this evening
The holders OF Flour willing % sell ~ s IS but
buyers only offer s. 50 have Withdrawn from market
depress prices Red Whest is selling Al 81 Toto 81 o.
yellow Corn sale at 81 Il 1t could be bought freely
for 81 20 All other articles dull and prices unsettled
The stock Market has been very quiet to-day, with
unimpOrlant sales.
SALEs or srooKs-Ffra Board 10 Lehgh Interest
81 IS Lehigh scrip s4i $4,000 Penn s. s5ds ~
$1,000 do, 7si $500 City Is SO, lO4; 100 Bank
- 50 susg Canal. II $500 U 5 Treas Notes. 1854
40 Girsrd Bank, b5ds l2i
Second Boga-l00 Girsrd Trust b5, "a 1000 Read Z
Bds -; 50 Read, b5, % 100 Am Coal. 20 Lee
high 32i hensington Bk % 7 500 State -, SIS Isl
20 Mech Bk, ~ 1000 Read Bd. IS wn "A 3 North
Am Bk, Is, l25 100 State Sc 7si 80 Wick b5 III
100 do, cash. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

LEARY s Co.-sUNMER HAT. is47.-of Rocky Noun.
tain silvery Beaver rhoui mirws will be introduced
on Saturday the Goth and sold for the ensuing
son, at their standard price
An adequate supply of the raw material obtained
under peculiar advantages, and their improvements
msnufscture, enable l.. & Co 10 present to their Gus
and the public generally in The above article
that which has before been ered the price in
this or any other country. je2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. TUESDAY. JUNE s
Our City Election.

The returns OF the Election came in very slowly
last night There is doubt Of the election Of the
City Loco Foco Ticket for Judicial Ofbcers We
hope TO have returns for our City subscribers but it
was absolutely necessary to omi, full returns for
outoi town circulation. Our large edition left us
no choice in the premises. Kings County has also
gone Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

rT5- The Orphesn Family, well known the talented
Of uve vOcssts who have long been f.yortes
throug the entire length and breadth Of this county,
are now giving their grand concerts every afternoon and
evening AZ the American Museum IN this city where they
are attracting eatcrowds OF visofsffom the best classes
OF citizens well AS strangers They appear lo-lay
OF their pOpu pieces which have received tho highest
encomus Of ihe press n every part Of The country and
have been received with universal favor wherever the
notes Of this hsve been heard Other spen-
did performancs lake place. aud that beautiful Do
rc representation II the funeral pageant Of the Emp ror
Napoleon Will bs exhibited. Major Ed,on, the famous
living skeleton who b. a. thin and spare that c0tempor
srv sfrms his shadow Il ashamed 10 follow him, may be-
seen a all hours day aud evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. elk. CT. Ape
Kings County.

The subjoined are the average msiorities for
County officers, as far as we could obtain in the
City Of Brooklyn, up to a late hour last evening
The other tickets were incomplete, owing TO the
numerous splits in the different Wards From
Williamsburgh and the surrounding towns the re-
turns were more accurate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
Businees Notices

To CANDID issuiREss 81 such az vi sh 10 nov
The difference between the medicine which Is WORTHY
and the medicine which not worthy Inquire a, 70 ~.
benefits to be obtained from Brsndreths Pill. In "a.
United States there are over rwo MILLION, who L.-.
used them 90 you need no. far ascertain as 10 ,A
character. Inquire
In ehobe and 10 Inflammation Of the bowels ,be.s y,r
viii at once relieve and perseverance, in their u.s :.
coriing 10 the directions will surely do eli ,h., w.,
cine can do. to restore the health Of the patient
la diseases arising from the of mercury or fro,,
I sny cause or vitisuon from bsd blood or o,h.yxi..
I their u.e will produce the most happy resul. fn
tack, Of rheumatism ery.pelss salt rheum s.a
of chronic or recent eo.,veues. thu u.s Of he b..
rsth Pills viii be productive Of iu6al,e scrrice-son.
times occssionrg 80 great change Tor tue better
cause CREST 'hsnkiuiness
In 81 cases Of Indigestion worms ssthms diseases d
the heart and in al affections OF the stomach and bow
els the Brsndreth Pills will be found a never tsEns
remedy
To insure the full benefit Of these ceaer.ed Ps1s asy
should be KEEP, in the house 90 that upon the arst con
OF sickness they may be at once resor'sd c
One dose then better than dozen siter the disease sa
become established In the system.
The Brsndreth Pills purely vegetable ana % limo
cent that the infant of month Old msy them,
medicine Ia REQUIRED not only with safety bu, with
certainty OF receiving all the bench, medicine ia capable
Of impartng Fem,les may them during all the cri,
zeal periods of their lives The Brsndre'h Pills vil 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
CY- We are indebted b Mr.. Dennis tor Boston
papers OF yesterday morning.

r. GRAHAx's MAGAZINE for June presents its
usual variety of beth pross and verse Roots or the
h,fortunes Of Peter Fsber Ia the tse of graphic and
amusing sketch by JosEFH C. MEAL. and there ara con
tribatons from other well known writers capital
story BY 7. 3 ARrsUR shall copy ~ soon s We can
md room The engrsvinss OF the number The Home
Bird and Falls of Toecos very pretty This mum
Der closes The xxXth volume Of this popular Magazine
May lis shadow be less w. H. Graham Tribune
Building AgeD)
~ Tux HosrIouLrUNsr, No. IL. edited BY
A. }. DowSiNe, 10 Row pubtshed and for sale BY NJ
Newman 4 Co. 1879 Broadway. II completes the nrs,
volume We sisd to know tina, the experiment OF
establishing Journal devoted TO the Improvement of
the more refined OF Agriculture has proved entirely
successful
~ TIE CukrTAroR for Juns-6ied with
choice vsrs,y Of reading for the fsrneF-msy % had
" n H. Nswuls- & co. 30 Bnosassy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

HAT A HAT A KINGDOM FOR A HAT KNOX.
l2s Futonst is now selling his splendid and unrysled
variety Of Summer Hats and Caps not only adapted TO
the form and pressure OF the sge but of heads also
He applies bis useful and ornamental coverings TO the
head, op chronological principles with proper regard
to where the bumps sod where they should be
SO that all who favor his establishment with their pre-
sence cannot fail be suited His location being
the sun he giyes welcome to bis customers and
by calling him they their interest 10 their true
light js3 TuThASu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

GOLD PTSs.The slightest examination must satisfy
every one tina, the Pens sold by j. w CREATION & Co.
II Cedsrs Cup stairs considerably lower In price
than the kinds be bought at any other es,sb.
shment such other advertisers sell for 81 Is, 81
so and ST. GREAroS & Co. sell regularly for 81, 81 %
and o. IS with every other style known in the market
wholesale or retail, at corresponding low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
Nrw .OR1EANs Monday. Nav

MARKETs-There is but moderate business do
ing at the decline before noticed Tie demand for To
bscco is good and the transactions extensive Flour 10
selling at Is Z so, according to brand Red Wheat
brings 40 Jas cents White 20 and Yellow 20 cents
with fair demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~" Major JAMES o. LAW, en- eminent and
worthy citizen Of Baltimore died in that city, Sunday
Mr. L. had filed with credit the Office Of Chief hagis
trate of Baltimore He died of disease contracted
during his attention to the sick Emigranis who have
recently arrived in Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

CHupRENs Doors AND SHoTs.-The attention
Of every other should be gwen to The state OF Der
ehids feet H>w mach subsequent PAIN distortion and
aneness might - spared II little confederation were
given In time 20 the ehads snoes snd ooos As srn
ara rule m proper length and width be given all vii
be well bu this must be seen 70 frequently, Ss htie
leet soon Grow larger. .
Ii shoes are worn they should Be easy seross the
toes and Of good iosm 10 the sole hollow and nenea -
th waist and mug a. he hee boOts then tie elastic
the sane a ladies'
II the ankles are weak surgeon should be consulted
without delsy have benefited many children oy ma
king an elastic lace boot which from me support II
fords TIE muscles Of the foot and by bear
ing well Up b. means Of spring under ne arch Of TIE
foot has prevented aneues and restored the feet and
ankes 10 their natural form. Halls boox OF the feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

THE RlcHELIEU" DnmoSo PolNrs-G0LD PEN1-
Try one OF ssvlGE's Rcheieu's" II you want he best
gold pen in the city; they only 81 tie has other pens
which he sells Is ~ sni 81 So with silver pencil
inrluded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

tF@ The President of the United States returned
to Washington Saturday last The Secretary Of the
Navy Is expected there on Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08
CaurrCnIendar....THIs D.n.

SUPERIOR Cou-r-Nos ? 10 81 inclusive. The gen
erAl Calendar IL la e. containing 3l5 cases
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. l3l, is 10 u. ~ ~
81, IS, 90 lls, 10 Is 81 a. 81 2s5. Part l-Nos w.
~ % Co. C.. ~. 90, 80, lO6, l0o, "a.
ClscUTT CoUKT-This Court opens to-day Dat no
civil sendAr u called all Monday the week being de-
voted 10 erminAl trials In oyer and lermInsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

FRENCH Boors--YocSe JoSKs. Ann st near the
Museum, are selling fine French Calf Boots at 81 70,
equal To those usually sold for 81 or 81 Quick sass
and small profits Ia their motto. myl5 Inn