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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

PRICES or COAL.
ngokEs ASD TWICE SCREENED.
Peareb Orchard Lehigh aed White Ash.
Broken......5 % delivd. Broken ....5 81 delivered
Fsr..... ......5 ~ do Egg..........5 - do
stone...........5 20 do stone........1 H DO
Nrt 5 . do Nuf..........5 ~ do
I. STOKES DlCKERSON. lo7 Anlhony-st
VISIT near BIeaa~ay.
T,OaI.-Tfe subscrbefs have for sale A. sh- loves
Afuarket price, Peach Orchard u liz various tzes de-
lv-red either from yard boats slsO, superior White
A.h Goa. oshe Broad HOuntAin sni sek
Heath suans for furnaces, stoves AMI fa1Les Liverpool
ore C0ai ffon ship or yard. : 3. REEVE \ Co.
su2 5ni.od. Jane aud " est ia.
IHuICE FAMILY tUsL.-hpusrkeefe's who
qualify Of Red White or Gay Ash Goa can DO furnished
with every variety Of axe A. toe lowest maA'l prices
Appls coal yard corner % Rlvngou snl ests =. of
20 Wsli-St 10 lsu4i NGsaiVl ~ sNONvIN.
TU.I-I have FOR ss.e Ne ystd have occupied foi
! tho ssi 3 yrsfs, M usuai supfy VI Cofla 4 cah
recommend my Peach Orci ara Jcs ms seas IN WI" me
uuoai confidence that purchaser can procure LYtr nr
ter Iehish and other While Ar Cosii IN srPzralc
ysrj. GO WARM Il GU II .st 1
Auls lmf cor % hH4feus
NOAi.-i sm dsiy dlschaf. To- me 0o-s quality oi
u Peach OIciafd al and vii dciYtr A. slo io 0~-
n price. Or only, viz. iarge Na - s19ee - hsg
IS = rom los boats. GEMS zddItOct screened
from tbs yard, corner k4lg AID Or-rl Nl'h sia -.
suI SUI Frtfh : L.rIot
TOAI. At REDUCED PRICES FOR sale Jvo
I ions Of Chestnut Coal suitable Tor
As1 the various sizes Of his Iusy ce.ebftiel Teh Ut
eh,rd Coal from - ~ upwAId. HERMAN RIPLEY,
sll imt :. " ------- - ---- -------
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,vgRY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
.tf..ied every SATURDAY MORNiSG. a. the low price
" ~ per snnan ia advance. 10 copies for SIS, or ~
'.aj~s l.r 81
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,cuFNcF7s PULMONTo SYRUP.

THAT VEIL KNOWS kEMEOY for she ours Of
coukn. eOcs liver )siaf, dysp- Pei, srd consoap
To-, al al d.-4sss ia. org nate from iaTu,e tcod
car 10 rad TIC prrPrieicrs cc-, Cor4ena, ell 4
druggisn In genera saS usedlsi2
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SIcKSEss--ll still continues to be very sicAly III
the towns in the ye.riy Of Boston. DyssDteTy Is the
prevailing disorder and has almost assumed The form
OF an epidemic Unless be immediately checked IL
sumes msisnsoi form and fatal resGlt follows In
IL we'll We understand that tn desns have up
hsh co 90 in Oas week 10 fact there l. scarcely ism
iy in which this disorder hss entered bosf Trsv.
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t1nt-sf between M0nrsonery ard Soa'esns se -
East River Once a Maidsa-sae, sreona nSss. s -
srrib4r cgDtioues 70 uaultscfrrc arc lAs --s ~
go prir-rr ID 81 NJ tie yafes Of guaAy sd color.
PrinreTs All merchants lH Ind their ofeeIs :.
moderate prices, and may Re es'-ie- !. sto uaT9s6
a. article - there s the nAzket
4rnkW
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F.q well known for many years rs the experienced and
Gent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
aent OF the New-Nork City Post Office
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Newspapers for the packetship SHERIDAN, Capt Cor
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NOTICES.

PHREEoLoGIsT And PUBLISHERS,
FCIy LEHs ~ WELLS,
- SUI itl tRsSpU-rt. r. '.
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oHuRoHs yEcETAsLLE .k LOTION"

A HIGHLY valuable cosmetic fr eraoiesunz pimplss,
"A heehss Tan freeAes s1d ring~o The ss1 90 We
- a. sort t,css wi, ostsosisn ciesf snd eii'isns
KIN so.s IN bo,.les a. IS cerss each :. 10 ssssy
corner Of spxpgsl so<o asr
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Il
u A JOHNSON. R-ctOrTns instruction 10 Tue CLASH
cal and MATHEMATICAL department ~ili conunr ire
suing year under direction 70 Mr. George y Parker,
fofmrT, ~ lhe Bosom LAIN School, h-soaslsf assist
Cd by M VIM McG-org- sts Of he Ppughkeersie lnst
uie Tesc Of l1s Clss,cs, and Prof Grand lnstruc
tor n French TIE nrxt quarter begins on Ia hIst Mon
IA, b. September Terms as per quarer ADpicaii0-
lof admission msy be made Al lhs University hnihings
,.,.,L 800 l,,,r. 49, sut7 n
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I,RESCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL.


4 H. WILLiAN.CNS Iady having returned from ru-
rope desires inform her friends. that Ter school VIII De
commenced IS usual the FIRST Monday n september.
when from the very great Improvement n The ceinnod.-
business of her school departments she VIII De able 20 id
NIT additional pupils 90 each class which. for he st
ten years. have been limited 90 fifteen. in w feels she
need hardly her patrons that eXerons shall hu
warrington her pert render her pupils happy io4 eternity
and smilhic and truly useful members o society Tor 'ne
Mrs W has been able the services o. French Pro-
aut professor Mons Nei and has lsdY and likewise 10
retain her fench teacher. Mons Chemidn either
whom viii De happy 70 give private lessons al her es-
Enlistment, os Dusne-st
The class boys under years viii be augmented five,
none will be admitted retained whose morals and man
ners have not had previous careful training
The sunday school for children speaking the French Lam
guage will recOmmence on Sunday, sept 1871 Any per
son wishing devote hour 30 teaching sunday class
IN French most cordially invited 70 attend az %
Dulue-st.
Rev q H. williamson or lady recommend 10 any
genteman family. IN ncarthe city, visiting governcss
of ster iug worth aud accomplishments. - Inn.
NOtNG LADIES' -tEioOI.-Miss HAiNhS
would specially iDfoIm her rrnds snf thr pu7ic
that she desgn- her School rm % 'arrn-st
10 70 East Tweut-ih IL Grmrrcy PARK, tbetSren the
Fourth avenue nn4 Ifving-psee and viii commence Tie
ensuing lcun The 1871 u 3cptrmlef "a Non1ayl
Tl- house IL comnndous and arranged with s1peror
&C mnOdsuons for the School. aDd he oc1t0n Is not
surpassed he cyaccrssi by eseral ns VI sage,
sud he sil dir-ctis PARK sni IN the mi-diae
vicinity ~ lwO or three Others
Cirrn ars may BE- ohl-ned 81 Dfr-irns Niron,. cor
ner 81 Nassau and liberty ard 81 he bookstore N
Franris Co. p. Broadway. au-6 Tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-25

10 Water Cure ESTABLISHMENTS, A Bondst y y.
and Syossef, Oyster Bsy.I L. DR. sHEw the earliest
American practitioner and author ON Water Cure receives
patients above. Those distance may, BY sending
&c, be advised for treatment 90 home. ny~' q
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BRAIsTEDS' SALOONS,
LsTE PEALE's MUSEUM, iy5l u
~ 15k BROADWAY. NETWORK 81
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ug swAY~E. rcar >ir-For the good of The public, |
fe myself n duty bound testify to the great cure which
yur Compound Syrun of Wild Cherry performed on me
Pr my part feel if everybody on-ht to know DO
vas afflicted with violent cough spirg oi blood, night
.fs+. hrlre-.. and so1nf 1l fhe voice indicating
alarming state of disease my appetite vi ~ snne ad ms
srrngh bad failed me fha nay friends ana ifcil
were aisd could r0f surriie many days fy SISTER
who Wa my ANXIOUS csreas-r made inquiry where me
would De- likely procure The most certain fehe sac
wts told fhaf f Dr. Swayne'. Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry failed n the cure uiy life then hopeless Your
medicine immediately procured aud ile trst bottle
gave relief, aud ty thc time D sd commenced me STAT
bottle my cough had lcfi me. and NV strength vs. mrcn
improved ia short Or has made perfect cure Of me ana
am this present time ~ hearty man as wish. and
have g0od believe hat te use of your medicine
has saved m. fr0u premature grave shall be- pleased
% Ve any Information respecting mv case
Yours. with respect, }. VI. hEEN -.
88 Chester-st ssfween Race and Vine, Ph.lad.
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BOARDING.


BOARD Down TOWN at 81 Bsesmsos .uhln
- i've minutes walk OF W. llst OF theCuy X all sen.
leman and wife be accommodated with pleasant
font the second floor and bedroom saJonins
wanted. Also few single gentlemen can De aocommo'
/ dated az "
DOARD-A small private family in quiet location,
Jwish 10 let one or rooms gentee on he %
floor gentleman and his wife. with board prvlless@
parlor and fuel during the Winter u required Aso
pleasant room with ire place on the nrst nooI 70 nse
AZ slim
DOARD.-A gentleman and has wife and two snsls
! ID gentlemen can be pleasantly seeomm dated With
pleasant rooms and good board Al ~ Ouvsrd The house
Is conlmodous and egiby situated, and convenient Tor
gentlemen doing business down town AZ iw-
DOARD-A gentleman and sdy OF two .,nss senne.
Dmen be accommodated with good board and very
pleasant room the second story al 81 Whltsa Near
Broadway, where they can ind pleasant ana ss,sssee
home. Reference gwen and required. 80 :"
no.RDINC-A few single gentlemen or gentlemen
Dwith their wives may obtain pleasant furnished rooms
with board At 20 Greenwich ct The hose 10 mtnshee
with Croon water throughout and an excellent pa room
DOAKDiNG IN EAST BROADWAY,-A gen
ID tleman and his wife and two OF thres snsIs ss"s
men can be accommodated with plsasan apartments sna
board by applying ~ Est Broadway References GA
changed.
.,.x.DINI;.-Afs few bosros,s may be Accommodated
ID With pleasant rooms a. 80 "ni'eSl 10" M 49,
DOARD-Rooms with board furnished or unfurni ~,
Dd "a ChambeIsst -------.-,-
..T.>TED-Bo.rd With Respectable pnvste family
w gentleman and his VIE VINO woua 80 pa
and bedroom attached. Please address n Tnouns ~
nee.
ODGINGs.-FaTnisbsd rooms for .nsls ssatle,@e.
A<sh oeaus IS iws
55 Beach-st. -
rI,O THE PUBLIC.-A most beautiful aud wen mace
shirt tor 81 only think OF a. The oid esssoiisnsr
I snift and Furnishing Warehouse OF JOhN r. SUI
M continues " sell the best shirts In tho city ior inc
above pace Notwithstanding tho many atismpis - comps
ton ia his neighbofhood. One call wiii safely ths mos
t,tdou, De sons Of the truth Of tho shove stsemsh
store "a Na.ssu-st opposite Herald once Essbnsnsa
l.4 Flannel shirts and drswerss 81 very low prices.
sli Inn
DOVER I.OOMs.-for sals 70 narrow Looms o.
suooros MAKE vi iron. TO weave twiiied worh esnes
o,fa or WOODEN, satinss, Kentucky jeans twseds OF
dill, with chang. cams They viii be sod . o.fsns
D. DIT
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VxrUY DOES NOT everybody ~ % yt~iiI %. =
w 50l Broadway Day their a. goods SA-~s y a.
nas - cheap delsles and css1leIes cnrAPefi llens
--5 i,vru, A. cheap a. cottons Apacss a-t meunoes
f5r .nv price, warranted The nnest rfeath asa l-1
hsrch.eis he price Of conlon ifsn a.o a.
.oods THIS stock was b0agaf ~ anction- ~ ~
COPPER MINES OF CtBA-Ihe slosef.oei,
NwhO contcuplstes paving Al carry fl. ~ ~ 49,
- ~ H. North ofCgba with Fe~ % ioceir copper
me. or MINING sites. would oder 20 fesPolsilo -
h. ser,ices 10 oilt tce0ult o. ysl- 500 ca
Min~r al Copper Smeltrf. III ElShih-afen1e' y J.
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ryPAkIS BOOTS.-WM H 0cso, Iosn..' n
a. -. A Aon-rr but now the Pans Boot kmponnIn,n
r. muonlnz and nanufacturlns the best qoansJ ~,
French Call Boots for 81 ~, equal 10 the Dese ssa
.r.s tof - and 81 a0 hne cali SOW Cd his one
49,. Tor 5 " aud warranted - give sasiac.ion ~
no, of goods Ia his line kept conssatiJ on haha sna
80 Ia ,der La the shortest notice corner Vi rut"n sno
.i''ie ;" yt"oi - . - tI.r.la once 81 IN
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.Ina I,lpROyEMENr a,s..s 10 y. y.Ia. d

q NF, 80 ss or dollars worth Of the IsttssssIs
NA t-a,s Powders. VINO, that has ysu.pis DOTS
l,.t from 0ssfaiDsss BY this aistessHs
al .nefy sliz disorder, VIII allow hls animal " s
b In. ean u cured II the Heases By two % htec 49,
&C. Of M. Taters4l. tesys powdars fnis msa'e.ns
Ieb 4. al1efent ia It's action sId composuoi iy'.
49, of.red 10 this county, has been usen "a we
Iatsf.alI stables London, and other ptfs ~ -,
ior maDy yeas with such success .hst s M ~ tnrrs
,.a.IIs f,r.-- have been rendered H<Jfoy s,@~~
~ Tne proprlslor Vi TINS medicine 70 fsss. "A S,.
esf.a FA.isf and has the isst t"eny y,s'
49, - .,,.,r,on n The disc tor which ~ fsson
iss 80 he oaer, Il 20 people VI me onsssa s.s'ss
Nth lhe unqualified assertion that Va" y. ''''
s'oh' s'" kIAnbhlDE, flsct-st London
Prce 40 sterling per package o. 81 Amsne1n s'nssey
II aGilt,u 4 co. ls5 fuitoa st New iofs, Assuts
~, fbs 4 nted states All ordefs accom- panied ~
IN sad po,lp4id vii meet with prompt Stsnsoa-
P1.sns wishing Agency, By sivns enoes'sso
c.a Ds sopgnea
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MEDICINES.
TO SICK AND AFFLICTED.

COMPOUND fAHLF Nf WILD tHfhhf
VVrFgAN consistently thar Dr. Svaynes Compound
w syrup of VIA Cherry has been extensively used IN
The 1ea states or more than YEAR, that ~ bene
fcis Effects have tested BY thousands thar % n'sr-
ably rroref g. and thst hundreds oi ma
AL, -.fu,y sinking under that instors attack of death
fell enssarY pulmonary consumption have been restored
% health happiness. and friends by rs use and sr nQ"
Twin. nl-.e..e. d lie cn-a--re noa.- q --. remedy.
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--------,c,-- InuMreoN,, rkhniUm rhUss'
Il ZAmpfosrd ~ }. H. Benjamin. - besA
~ i. uuiyo, sally approved ofby Tho Hsdcs -
a a. .so s.s .ss% :. a., Ss s5 s,ss:s ~
N. upsuro ~nhous hscs poo, which docs ~ huep n.y.
r, to splno, causing weakness sn' pan s.o 49,
NJ saes and Often p-fmsnen spinal dissaSe sx oeys
usl yys, ara no. perfectly ssisfscpfJ honsy Iosssa
pi a-+' VIZ Wa fue6
- BIRDS AND CAGES in great yanety-olrd
~ seeds and small articles connected with me ssns.
ZM klnz CHARLES Spanisls aad EpsAsh Terriers iof
9le0 al. by W ! JOHNSTON 30 Broadway
near Chambcn-st
IN FALL, FAsHIONs.-HAT5, HArS.-Pans
hi mosssn Has g. equal 10 those sold BY others a.
-; also, ele .snt dress Has al sl1 aud ~ -, So
,eor ia style and nnish those ia many places
neat Hals al e. c. o. Murch will DO pleased " sec s
friends At TINS establishment ...,., 80 r-t-.
NJ in,- OEOKOE p. II. BROWN, 40 Csnaist.
..rI>E CALF BOOTS 50 5O-.old IN Other e.
& stores for -1-Fine french Boot ~ ~, usaAIy -
y and s7-fooLed ~ order - ~. rai-Ht Lss1aeI
Double Soes, GaiteIs, shoes, kc pfoP'fue.soy
- oar Boots speax Or thcnise YES No PnmnS me""'
iug done IA the store. LAHo hObHHNr,
al JneOd 1aIAASat 70 ann ~
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CoIRr or OYER AND 1ERNiNER-Judge Edwards
stated Ia relation the brought up from the Sos
stone hs the Court has concluded they should be tried
at the Sessions, and they were sent back.
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~ New-york and Erie Railroad Company.

The Stockholdcfs oil the New-York and Erie Railroad
Company are hereby notified that the annual election iof
Director. for the ensuing VIII be held a. the once Of
Re toupauy No a Wa-st IN the City Of New YORK on
TUESDAY the 9Th day Of October next nom 10 CLOCK NJ
10 O'Clock 7. NJ. a., ,,s = -.
hr I'M he Say after The election By order OF the D
,er,ors NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
NJ York Seot O. 1871. - toOi-
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w the United Intelligence Omees ~ Broadway and
lSs Rowefy rerm--y-afy subscription. 50 cs. other
wise p era Bah persons sent nom these onees srs
warranted houe.L ls2l at@ G MASON.
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O~ins 20 he ,rra. sacees. snd iinn,ense 80 n
roryEeESDTs a RsA PA kILLA, aau'nDrf OF msn y ="
-sere n rnrfy our sg-nts. hss- eof4~nsso mssns 81
.sr.,iil. yxtrscs rixIs, bittsfs &c &C inry srn'f
-. os n 40 10 ths SHAPED bDtrs, clsUnsbt a.
49,. A. ~ .qo~fi0r ard four rnes stronger Lf9 Df'
rvr.ens-. - hoyiog lherety 10 deceive mo poDhc--
s,- ne ecillOa. James, fs~ 0so 'neh o~o sone "
49,. gooripclped pu,sn elcnteflsh csfllhcs'e
ohrs nx,s rduced lnrf bfOnefs and Otnef hlefeet-1
o,r. 40 slloN lh- gss q tfer ranes, 10 which ias5
All T-oaife " give Lhrm r-spectsoi'iy. Que makes
sdrin- and yun.p s1 fss0ertabs DesYss pfVcsfeo ~
Mac DR. TOWN5krD's o&hstfAklLLA, publishes
tl-un q. cured hI si3f he publishes The ceruh
81 N pe<s-u who sty rs himself a "A u. ~ho mecca
Id. wsls Dc, AID doctors horses ~ arns for
livelihood 1b-se anc ges. vsfiey x cher uirzs are
perforoed by tnes- cispose OF their ussh Tbs
pubic sboua 10 stsf guard and ook oai fer ccun'sf
f-i.s -,
r. 5. Purchase Ioss BAL such have vrspp~s lns'
hide re haiu- peeig AID have ne ~rs1ro 'ifD"'"'
of 5. P TOWNSEND.
PRINCIPAL GA y Fu.oa 81 sae 8ulil.Ss. N ked'
ase K Co s,ale-s. bas.ca, DJou So ,ss 80. =
secO1csL Pa'ist~pha, ). bsncss Drug /" % 49,,
Darol ! CO R.chmDnd ?. n. Cohe1 Cosfsrs'oa .f.,
4 20 lbi ChErt-s o. Ncs-Ofe43si 20 Scsa e,asa
hlh.ry, r Vac arssirk ~ cor. ~ Asto, eea ~ =.
ala s.s~ars a. J ard " pTtss. pa pfeEt.s W..s IN
sA.a.s se.4ssLy larolEbtsI tss lniiro s@' - -
- lg-s4ss
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THE sRMI-wEEKLy TRIBUNE
..nu. vnRk MFEKLY TRIRINE.

. ,.lII.hed eseTy WIDNL.Uff hIlu = ItEUhF IIIVIHl
. Pries q per annun- Two copies iof -.
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DOVER I.OOMs.-for sas, 30 narrow Loom. o.
superior IBak-, VI iron 10 weave twiied wot, e.sas
o,fon or WOODEN sitnsts, Kentucky jeans, twseds OF
diii, with change cams They will be sosd sb4yna
nquifs Al ~ Brosdst e,o-
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WANTS..

WANTED-bosrd Tor gentlemen. hs wife, foor
w children and servant near Broadway above
Fogrteenfhs or wanted house en- ehsihe part OF de
city near Broadway address Watkins tia osee STATING
term. for beard OF rent Of house s,3 ~
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JOLIET SIGNAL.
JOLIET, ILL.
tuesday, April ~, 1sA7.
EIeftian Retnrns.
] Ollie T, Ill


The returns SO far as received. show
thatsas wings have availed themselves of
the advantages to be derived by dlssen.
sIons among democrats. In nearly all the
counties, where they have been successful,
our party run two sets of candidates, and
IN some we regret to say, democrats not
only failed to support their own candidates,
but actually roted for and used their ipflu-
enee to elect their avowed political oppo-
nents. In the counties where we have
been defeated, it must be obvious to whom
the fault is chargeable. The defeat of
many of our candidates is alone attribute.
BILE to the disaffection in our own ranks.
In this election the wings brought out
their most popular men, and exerted them.
selves with great zeal to ensure their cleo.
ton. And the abolitionists who have,
heretofore, voted separately as a party,
united with the wings on some of their
candidates. thereby, in many instances,
rendering their election certain. But
while all this was going on, there were
those in the democratic party, who appear
ed to be entirely indifferent to the result
in their county or district, fattering them
selves that at all events the Convention
would be democratic. Thus many demo
Gratis preferred TO vote for wings, merely
because they were dissatisfied with the
nominees, not thinking but that the State
would elect democrats enough to secure
their cherished principles. We trust,
hereafter, that those who regard the meas
ures of the democratic party as correct,
will not permit themselves to forsake their
candidates under any considerations.
In future, we trust, more interest will
be taken in our conventions, and more
strict adherence to regular nomln atoms.
1t must be admitted that just convention
system. is the only means by which a
party can unite all its forces against its
opponents therefore. it should be the
duty of every democrat to support the nom-
inees. To those who charge fraud, cor
ruption, &C., to the conventions, we wo'd
say, attend the precinct meetings, where
they have the power ofremoving the eau
ses of these objections if they exist.
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the considerations which may recommend
the SCALE of duties which you may pre-.
pare, and will submit such regulations as
you may deem advisable, in order to ZEN.
force their collection.
As the levy ofthe contribution proposed
Is a military right, derived from the laws
OF nations, the collection and disburse.
ment OF the duties will be made under
the orders of the Secretary of War and
the Secretary ofthe Navy, by the Militia.
ry and naval commanders at the port or
Plces in Mexico which may be in pos
session of'our arms. Fhe report requir.
ed is therefore necessary in order to
enable me to give that proper directions
to the War and Navy Department.
JAMES K. POLK.
Washington, March %, Is47.
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Free Trade in EurODe,

Among the great improvements of the
time, none is more worthy of attention
than the manifest progress of free princl.
pies, which is taking place among the
leading nations of Europe. The spread
of those ideas in the OldWorld is destined,
if not thwarted, by a narrow legislation
here, TO open new scene of agricultural
prosperity in our country. The following
extract from letter to ELIHU BURRITT,
well known as the 'learned Blacksmith, 4"
who is now travelling in Europe contains
some interesting facts upon this important
subject:
"The principles Of free trade are fast
gaining ground through the Euro pesn
part Of Christendom, and Providence
seems TO recognize them, as the primitive
statues of natures economy, in all its re-
cent disposition in the Old World. Every
tendency of the times is accelerating the
progress of these principles. The voice of
the people, of both sides of the channel is
coming like flood for free trade and
before the farmers ofthe great west shall
be able to turn up the sod of all their vast
Prairies, probably every port in Europe
will be opened to their produce"
"There is another point on which much
apprehension exists in America, TO use a
very charitable term. In the elaborate
arguments which have been put forth to
convince the west that the opening of
British ports to the foreign grain, would
be OF no advantage to them, THAT it had
been stated that there were corn growing
countries nearer to great Great Britain
than any of the American states; that
these countries would be able to take ad-
vantage of every favorable turn in the
English Market. and supply every sudden
demand before it could reach America :;
that wheat from Dantzic and Odessa cod
be poured into the British parts before the
grain freighted ships from America could
get half way across the ocean. Now,
there has been, fear something less than
misrepresentation perpesrated to the dis
advantage of the west on this important
point. Having made special enquiries of
several corn dealers here | learn that,
virtually, there is no grain growing coun-
try nearer to England than the United
States, that the average passage from
Odessa to Liverpool is from seventy to
eighty days; that the average passage
from Uantzic to the same port consumes
as much time, on an average, as a passage
from New York. Union.