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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
Plan OF the War

One Of our Washington correspondents referred
as the other day, 10 La Patria journal published
at New Orleans in the Spanish language, as con
tanning an article fore showing new plan for the
campaign. supposed to have been obtained by the
editor. Mr. Gomez. while attached TO the suite o,
General Scott as interpreter. IL has been men.
toned recently that Mr.. Gomez was dismissed
from this post ON the discovery that he IL Mex.
can. The supposed plan has been translated
for the Washington Fountain and 10 here sub
Joined
The Government appears to conide much Ia Gen.
Scott who has Just gone to the field Of operations and
from whose diplomatic and military tactics II hopes to
gain great advantages The plan OF operations we learn
Is a. follows
Gen Taylor instead Of moving upon San Luis Potosi.
will repair 10 salo where he will remain for short
period Gen Scott after having made some arrange
nlents the Rio Grsnde. viii hasten TO Tsmpieo where
he viii assume the command OF the 1000 volunteers
recently called out and ordered TO assemble al m~t
point From Tsmpico Gen. scott will march toward
Vera Cruz, and Gen Taylor will make q simuIsneoos
movement toward Tampico with all the troops ne can
muster after leaving sufficient force TO garrison sAitllo
Monterey Victoria, &c. and In union with Gen. Worfhs
division win Join Gen. Scott who will have at his COM
mand the new military of rockets and howitzers
At the proper moment fifteen or sixteen vessels
of the American squadron, with force OF from 80 TO
300 guns OF all tzes and csliores VIII sppe on san
Juan Ulos and be i'm the attack upon the castle Ac-
cordng the plan OF operations tho land forces
will rendezvous at the mouth OF the river Antigua,
which empties into the Gull a short distance to ths
North of Vera Cruz and ascend the same TO where the
main road TO Jsaps IT, II this plan DO speedily
put into execution there be no doubt that Vera
Cruz and the castle will fall into the power OF the
American forces but II any faith be put In santa Anna
declarations IL is plain be will be able 70 cut OH thc
/ the advance Of Gen. Taylor from Saltillo"
| This may be the project, for sught we know, but
I it does not by any means follow that Il was com
nnnicated To Mr. Come by General Scott. In
| substance, and almost IN detail II has been honf
| ing about in the papers Tor months past. and
| Mr. Gomez could have presented 1t IN hi, columns
Just as well before Gen Scott left Washington as
since. Com-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

IMPORTANT DTosIes-We learn from the Co
lumbus papers tina, the Supreme Court Of Ohio in bsnc
among other decisions have decided adverse the City
Of Cincinnati In What has been called the Jew The
Court declare the ordinance ofthe Cincinnati Council
prohibiting trading barterins and selling sunday
void a. to those who eonscienrossy Observe the
enth day Of the week a. the sabbath
KrSrvcxY CoSvTSTloS.-A bill for taking the
Of the people Of the state Of Kentucky upon the
calling Of Convention to amend the Ststs Constitution
has passed both brsnches Of the General Assembly TIE
people viii vote upon the ssbec at the regular election
rexf August Louisville journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

MURDER about a game at cards
arose between Mr. James Vance Of this place and
Mr. Blackwell when the former drew pistol and shot
the latter dead The next day company Of nvs or SIX
persons pursued Vance, wsysid and sssacked him
shooting him several times Of the balls passng en-
tresy through the body Ne was not expected 70 sur
vve. EHuntsvile lTeSss) Ss.aer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

MurIsY-Mchsel Hennessey, VIM. Caylen
John Hays and - Angel, four seamen attached to The
English ship SIR Charles Napier, VIM Tesre, master
now lying IN the stream, bound for Liverpool were ast
aght arrested and lodged in the Guard House, under
warrant issued BY Magistrate Presley the captain hav
ing charged them with characterization in beating the
mates and refusing do duty Charleston News loth
FIRE-We regret 10 state that the alarm OF ire
yesterday afternoon caused by the burning OF the
dwelling of John Cox Esq ale Mayor OF Geor zeto~n-
HIS residence was on beautiful site near the Convent
of the Sisters Of the Visitation and the building which
was handsome one was entirely consumed. We hops
that the report may prove untrue that Mrs Cox who
va. lying II in the house At the ne the hre broke out
has since expired In consequence Of the alarm coca
stoned BY the suddea conassrstion
National Intellseneer, 18th.
Bosros MuSIFIcEsoE-The Milw aukee Sentinel
SAYS that with view Of founding Literary Institution
in Wsconsin Mr. Amos A. Lawrence Of Boston has Of.
fsred 10 give the sum OF Tressy TAoGsazd Dodvs IN
money provided like amount IN lands money, be
contributed there The necessary amount viii doubt
less be Immediately raised and the Institution VIII be
called The Lawrence Institute
~ WILT WILLIAMS ESQ. has been elected
Mayor Of ths CRY Of Columbus, georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

OUR RELATIONS WITH BRAzIL.-The Courier
& Enquirer publishes letter from Rio which gives a
very different version OF the difficulties between Mr.
Wise our Minister and the Brazilian Government from
that published in The Tribune
OF Mr. Wise in general 1t speaks dispsrssns convey
ing the des that bis diplomatic department is harsh
and offensive and exciting strong prejudice against the
United States and their citizens
AZ TO the particular affair Of the imprisoned seamen
this letter says they intoxicated and fighting in
the streets when arrested and that the officer who
accompanied them needlessly violent and abusive
in bis demands for their liberation 1t adds that the
subsequent condue, OF Mr. Wise condemned by the
American residents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

LosDOs IN AMERIca--Whoeyer would like 10 SEQ Tie
city VI London without crossing the Atlantic need only 20
10 The American Museum, where they viii see In per.
fscton with all tie streets lanes churches, palaces ard
the Thames, with s shipping, bridges, NC Tor that
splendid Panoramic Painting exhibiting there gives
fahul representation Of ali these II may DO seen this
afternoon ats O'clock or this evening T. when also mo
variety Of their songs ehoruses dances &c and Great
Western the Chapman Family and others. sppsar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
A new world. Convention,

Rev A. b SNOWMAN formerly Catholic
priest, but now a selfdeclsred apostle OF New
Era OF Universal Peace on Earth, writes US from
Cincinnati TO give notice that Convention oil
Christian friends OF Universal Brotherhood and
Peace is invited to meet at the w esleyan Meeting
House CortsvlIe, near Selma p. o. Clark Co Ono
40 miles from Springfield 70 from Xenia, GU the
18th of April next to be continued as long as shall
be deemed advisable. He says that the farmers OF
that vicinity are generally friends Of Universal In
curry and Reform, and will extend due hospitality
TO those who NAV worthily attend The Trustees
have gwen consent to the use the meeting house
He trusts this Convention will prove the dawn OF
New Era, and that from it Messengers of Brother.
hood aud Peace will go forth overspresd the face
Of the earth.
Mr. Smonikar is sincere, enthusiastic, pure
minded love impelled man who thinks he hss rev
Citations OF Divine Truth which the mass Of US have
not consciously attained We cannot find room io'
his too long letter, which might jar upon the rei
gious convictions of many Of our readers, and vi
do not see why this notice will not answer the psr
pose We believe the whole letter will sppesr II
some Vi the German papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
sFW.yORK LEGISLATURE.

sENAIE.- MONDAY Jau. II, III.
A petition was presented from the Trustees OF
the Seamen's Retreat to reduce the tax on sea
men.
Various portions Of the new Constitution were
referred 20 Committees The bill to provide
REGISTRY Of Births, Marriages and Deaths was re-
committed.
The Anti Slavery Extension Resolution farther
discussed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
appointment. b, tbe President,

~ and slr fis adries and c0Kseaf Of tie S>aSfe
LieHieasass N ne Hary-aK~xY P. ROBINSON, Isaac
y. Bso<s. K DELANEY Hand, NAPOLEON COLLINS and
JoES l. WOODEN.
s1rgsor y t< Wary -RoBEEr w. WooD~osrH
0AssiEszi Srssoss n As Nsry-RAxpoLpH Mason
OF Virginia, and JosErA HUNTINGTON
Pnrsns ~ A Nsry -EpvARp D REYNOLDS Of H..
nois aud LEVI D. SLAxa Of Sex-Y0rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

- Morsiag Post is the name OF new pen
ny daily jus, started in williamsburg o. Benne'
% fropris,Ors ANDERSON SMITH Editor. We hope
F" "ss meet with degree Of suecss equal to IN nsr's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

~ A SUPPLEMENT To The NEw-YoRK LEGAL
ossERyKs has just been published containing a report
of the Fugitive Slave Case decided this city BY Judge
EpNoNps. The argument Of JOHN JAY Esq in favor OF
the freedom OF the Fugitive is given In full and
greet is expressed that the other counsel engaged in the
have not furnished reports Of their argument. for
publication in volume. The srgumen, Of Mr.. Jay Is
fortified by SIMPLE references to the highest authorities
and will add much 10 his well Learned reputation
sound aud able lawyer. The importance OF the case
will secure Tor the pamphlet wide circulation. Pub
hshed 81 Al Ann 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

FIRE ~ MEDEoRD.-A new wooden house be
losgns 70 M. George Aasrs in Medford nearly com
pietsd, teok IRE On Friday night and vas nearly con
suned. insurss fer 5000 Boston IoVr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

r. The Bachelors Button, Waltz composed
and dedicated 10 the managers OF the Young Bachelors
Society BY Allen Dedworth has JUS, bcea published by
Firth Hall 4 Pond 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

IL The Nashville Wing comes 10 Us il mourn.
ing of the death OF Joseph koryen Esq the
founder Of that paper and old and highly resPecta
be citizen Of Nashville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

~ THE DUsUsrr TRIBUNE, by A. P. WOOD,
s spirited and able Wing paper Just established al Do
buque, Iowa We wish the type fresh and clear
the Editors ideas bu, time trust pill renovAe
the former long before ii dms the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
ASSEMBLY.
Nae foIIowine Committees VOC announced:


On Anti.Rent Pefaions-Alaben, T. Smith, Wright,
Tresdwe Gregory, Marks soper, and J. l. smith. -.
To Orqaniss judicial Dsfriets-Hsdley, T smith Me
den w s. smith, SUBWAY Potte, buttrick Mcf ar
land j. b. Smith Carpenter Chandler, Baker Maxwell
NJ Pratt and Barber.
bill was reported and ordered to third read
ing 10 increase the number Of Jurors at the hlhgs
County Court Of Sessions.
A bill 10 change the name OF the Second Asso
ciate Reformed Church in the city of New-i ork 10
Pear. St PRESBYTERIAN Church" was passed
The bill TO provide outfit for the New ofk
Volunteers came up on motion TO reconsider the
vote rejecting it, The vote was reconsidered-s4
10 ls motion 20 recommlt the bill 10 the Com
mittee of the Whole-lost, 90 to A..
A motion was made TO commit the subject 10
Select Committee by Mr.. DEvELIS, with in'truc-
tons to add to the preamble that war wss com
mesced by acts usti6able in themselves and pro
per and necessary for the honor Of the bepubilc-
COST 80 to A.. motion to reconsider the vote re-
iectne the motion TO recommt TO Committee OF the
Whole was pending. Adjourned
Nothing new here. The weather unpleasant
day AMY and cloudy evening snow and seet
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l--3 NJ.
The Southern Mail is in at Washington. Nothing
South of Montgomery Mr.. Banks was elected
State Treasurer to day, by the Pennsylvania Legs
ature
Anti REST PRIsOSERs-We understand that the
| friends Of these men entertain confident hopes OF
obtaining pardon for them in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

A Nav NsME-The new and hounshing city
Tor village We hardy know which, iew miles north
Of Andover. Mas. lately organized under the Of
Merrimsck has determined to be known hereafter BY the
name OF Lsarocs in compliment to the distinguished
citizens OF that who have done much 10 build
II up by their capital and enterprise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19


,,,, ...u.l not,csl agreement last Fall in reading
n, .ueh frequent and fsthery lectures on the man
apemsut of The Tribune. 1t should perceive by
this time that its mouitions are utterly wasted upon
NJ, and redirect It's attention to the management OIL
,ts own legitimate concerns Or. II II VIII persist
in its censorship of our course and language
should at least state specifically what we have ever
said that il objects to or that Is incorrect aud NOT
ccu6ne itselft to vague charges OF ieroci'y ao'
sencs Of patriotic feeling, &c which all sensible
men understand have been applied to the conduct OF
all oppossr Of wicked and desolating wars OF con
quest since the infancy OF Nations
That we cannot help feeling some sympathy
with those whoever aud wherever they may be-
who are engaged in the defence OF their country
from partition and their homes from devastation by
the invading armies Of a stronger power Is posi-
bly, true but we plead in abatement that We were
horn within q DAYS walk OF Lexington, Concord
aad Bunker Kill and that our prcgenitors were all
among the uernsst Wings OF the Revolution
Were the Mexicsns made Of such stuff as those
men the rsllying cry No Peace 50 long as an IN
vsdins foot tresds oar soil y would speedily gather
One Hundred Thousand determined men around
the banners of Santa Asns and though they are
a more abject race we cannot well how that
makes il night to trAmple upon them. We express
no positive opinion upon this head but remain open
to conviction by any Doctor OF Divinity or eight
acllar-s day Chaplain. to Congress who viii prove
that q strong nation has night to harry and hum
bic weak one by the sword Our sturslinstinct
however. 10 rather the other way.
The Argus speaks vaguely OF our ridicule and
instrumentation OF the Volunteer Soldiery' in
recent article in relation to the Regiment at For
Hamilton That article was never seen by the re
spopsible Editor Of The Tribune all he read 1t II
the paper and appeared in department City In
ssuieeuce) which is widely known to be in The
immediate charge Of another Had Il been seeI
BY %. some Of its expressions would have beer
stricken out or modified. But as an expose Of thu
condition and treatment OF those Volunteers, sn'
Of the proceedings about Fort Hamilton 1t VA
Substantially true a. we have since been sssureC
by reliable witnesses And, as an exhibition o
the manner in which men are induced 20 enlist n
privates, and the imposisions aiserward practices
upoa them, its publication was ensnea,v desirshle
The Argus lends itself to the idle tale that w,
were burnt in efhgy IN front Of our once ON w al
ussday evening last II any such thing was done
il must have been very suddenly and sueakinsly
Tor We we're in our Office second story front looi
Ing directly out upon the alleged scene OF this a
legged display, until more than an hour after II
saA " have taken place, ard we never saw, hea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

-. Tysvsles ssd osAs leaving the City N the siser
r. Informed that IN ErsxiaS Edition Of TIE 1rsrns
pnssd every day containing the stoeI sss' Py 'n
c.ans a he Nswsboys for the Erenis fdaos OF The
X;sune every one win be able 10 take with him tne
,ssS.s new up to the time Of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

r,,.Exu.cITo vTTHoeT PAIs.-Dr. Blssden, Den,
e., a,osSw.v N sddiroa 70 bis superior nsthed Of
~ srtise,s ,sssh hes sdoptsd The new mode e.
,rses.ns sse without pain, d. usias he Lsnsoe ~ ~
covered By Dr. Mortes,) ne ssse~ Ssks t}sT
M - epsssa0L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
RROOKLYN AFPAIRa

r. The citizens Of Brooklyn will do well not to
make engagements for this evening which viii Interfere
with their attending the Concert Of Madame AsLAno-
st the Female Academy. II will be really SPLEEN
did affair.
FUsRRALs.-The funeral OF poor Mr.. Graham
who met with unumey death few days ago, was
yesterday attended by an immense concourse OF per
SOFAS almost many composed the large procession
that followed their last resting place the remains OF
the late Owen Flood
Or. Rapelye also buried yesterday FROM his late
residence In Johnsonst His body was conveyed to the
family vault Newtown, accompanied BY great mum
Der Of mourners The deceased never recovered nom
accident which befe him about two yesrs ago coca
stoned by bis q dog which attacked him Il the
house Of patient and caused him 70 fail down stsrs
Since until the period Of Dis demise DC suffered much
mentally and physically. lAdverusef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19
Business Notices.


ss regularity OF living he thought no should live an sd
ysncea age but yet that II his inIsnon TO insure he
s for a50 lie had liked TO complete the affair on the
following Friday But how vain ali calculations
respecting present existence BY how uncertain
tenure hold everything beneath the skies He en-
pred day before Indeed csanot Walk the streets
with put meeting hs want Of forsthought 10
parents Let, theE, every having others depsnfnt
on him seriously ask himself this question: What would
be the state Of my family were TO die this year
sAssss s,ssAFAsrLL.-Hspply for Us, we know only
by tradition the rsysgss u the small pox As existed half
century ago aud ss would lnfslhby 10 few yesu
exist again the barriers VI vaccination and io0ccus'
ton broken down Since the introduction Of sasoss sAs
s.YasILA another yruent disease hss sepsby been d.
muishedwe scrsfuls Possibly, In The course "
les. Than half century by the operation OF ibis great spe-
cike IL may be as tsnorless small pox has, compare
lively, become since vaccination was Introduced by leo
ner. There many other mssdes, however to the
cure OF which 5andss serpsa s equally spplesbe such
as rheumatism, mercurs affections disease OF the sam
dyspeps. NC he The testimonials 10 the possession Of
the proprletors show that II has performed wonders u 1s
lsailon Of physical uHerng
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail By A. .. y;
SANDS whoIesae Drugg.l: 100 ra9ost eofns NJ
Yost. Sold also by Druggists generally thfoosno.. W
United slstss Pdes 81 per bottle. or six bovs' Tor -
~ The following letter from Rev. Herry Wood Ct
Concord, ~ H. Editor of The Congressional Joofnsl
religious newspaper Of high character speaks 'oi"1''
IN favor OF the good qualities OF Wistars BalsAm
CoscosD, ~ H. March o. 1896.
Mr. W. y FOWL Dear SIR Two years ago the ps"
winter sudden and violent attack upon my nngspy s'
posure to cold confned my room and bed Tor sewers
weeks and when recovered was 90 much oPpfesssa
BY difficulty In breathing, that ives nespsoie OF rap"
walking and violent sxercise, and often was unsos
sleep ami rect upon bed by night. Tbs suffering VI"
frequently extreme and Judging from he ineiesey o. NO
remedies used, 1 supposed the disease ncufsos Beng
.,u.ded TO try bottle Of Wisisrs Balssm u wild Cher
~ without the confidence In It's efficacy or ins Of
ov ober puon no fully understand my sur
prise and Joy. when found the dheuiy Almost ehns'y
.movsd before one bottle used up hsyinga mortal
.yer.on TO medicine and seldom using 10 any FORM
nothing but sympathy my fellow sufferers Induces re
To make public statement and rseomsnd NE e's "
others similarly sfsielsd Win respect, you're uaIy'
HENRY WOOD
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. b. D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 Fai.oos.
corner on vi lam agents for this cy also u 20 sross
! way and II East Broadway, and ~ prosVs~ se'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

~ Herr ALEXANDER, at the urgent solicts
ton of many OF his friends in Brooklyn, who were IN
able on account OF his crowded audiences to witness his
performance has consented 10 appear for two nishu
more. Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week, previous
To his departure for Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

Nothing new here The weather unpleasant
day r AMY and cloudy, evening snow and sleet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

MERCANTILE LIBRARY Ass0cIATioS.-The an
nua election for officers OF this institution takes place
to-day The candidates Of the regular nominating com
mttee have been published for time, and presen,
names well worthy the suffrsges Of the association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

r~vB PAIusa Is tho authorized agent enc 70 osny
80, v,, snbsenptlous and adverrserens for mosl Of We
bs., papers q The country far and near q bis onesS ~.
wYort Boston, Philsceiphs and bsitno" a. %
AGENCY In New York u IN re. Lneuoe ouia'ns"
N, FELIX 0OURAUDS ka,an Esd,osfsd soc! io'
nx Iii akin d:sesses dscoIoSslon and blemisnss -
~ ssSfss for srsdicsing sapsrhuous hair nom apps
a.. o,rsbe.ds molss and The Stubborn beard o. -
49, bs{ors buying Proof positive his ana no mis'a.s
1s~I Tsesfshs Rssss for ernsoniny esssss - "
CTsce. Basr Dys, LILY WA,1 and vsnsy =, Wn Ss
iss store raon Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

Correspondence Of The Tribune
TIE Er7-sss ard s&s Cssscoy Trsssarss-x ,rs 10 d.
as hs Conresf'on Josrrsls AVID Decxseris tiosxk If
szmsssn< srportsafs 10 tA< L<Sisiaiws-- s.d
tks homestead Fr<xpssOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-19

~ Mr.. IL. H. CUSsISGHAM, one oi those VINO
persisted on the steamboat Atlantic II has been a'csr'
tanned had insured his life for 5000 but bis relatives
have not yet been sbe discover in what office the In
surance was effected Any information on this subject
will be thankfully received and may be lett with the City
Editor of this paper Boston papers will confer favor
by noticing this
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-23

gT Some politicians, says the Richmond Ropub-
lican, to look upon the people and parties as
feudal retainers who belong to the flag of this
or that chicftain, and are bound to buckle their
armor, and march at the back Of their valiant lord
whenever his bugle sounds to arms. We rather susr
pect this is mistaken view Of things, when applied
to Wings or to freemen of any kind. As great man
us is Henry Clay, he might well deprecate any friend
ship which would prefer him to the success of the
cause he represents. And So too, with Gen. Scott,
who, however, has never had any thing like the pro-
minence Of Henry Clay, Judge Mclean, and Others
with the Wing party The best rule is to go for the
country and its good, looking upon this that man
important only far he is able to work out the
salvation of the nation.