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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
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Our Telegrsphic Dispatch yesterday morning
announced that positive Information bad been
received that Mexico had declined Mr. B1-
chanan's oyertures Of peace. We can ind 10
thing IN the New Orleans papers going to
substantiste the story. except a paragraph IN
the Commercial Tine Of the th stating iha'
n, the moment when the Galveston was leaving
Vera Cruz a courier, with the mail from the OsPi
tai entered the city. bringing dates - the 'ih Asr
with tue intelligence that sae Mexican Congress
with some difficulty. had been brought t'-7t-e''
and Mr. Buchanaus communicative. CONTAINING
the Presidents oyertures for peace, was lard before
them. Their decision was immediate and 70 tne
effect that Mexico would listen 70 no terms ior
peace. The same authority states that Gen. oco''
ieit Puebls at the head OF bis army for the CaPta'
on the goth ult We received this news from
passenger, and have every reason TO believe 'a' 1t
is authentic.
BvaT elegrsphic Dispatch from FredericSso1rsn
Yesterday Afternoon We learn that the Ne"'O''
leans mail Of the 10Th had arrived, bringing accounts
of the arrival Of the steamer Palmetto at Ne"-Of-
l.ans from Vera Cruz but nothing IS said Of Tie re-
;,c,ion If orr oyertares. nor Of the movement Of
Gen SCOTS forces toward the Capital Of the Aztecs
and we are OF opinion that the story has no ounda.
80, in truth Seven Of the American prisoners had
o,csned from Hueiutls, and arrived at NewOr'
leans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

On thursday ths 22d insisnf JAMES PALMER 81
many years Aliefresu 81 the Tnirtcerth Nafi ssd
Special Justice, IN the 18Th yca- Of hissgs.
The friends sad relations of the family an n a. q
his sou Drake Palmer aud Of bis sors IN lsV krsr
Rsirin and Chsr'es Oskford. and sso Tho rfustss a
The Public school Society and New Yerk savings Bs,t
are respectfully requested % attend Bis funeral Stl,
lsie residence - Firsts,
on THURSDAY sfierroon toe pa instant Nrs MARY
RADCLIFFE IN the s9h year Of her age. wife Of ssule
RsicfA
The relation, and friends Of he family arr Invited 10
iisns Der funers from the r,sdeuce of Der son az
Moss spsers 2s6 West rssDfisth 81 sabbath sftsr
noon a, 81 o'clock without further invitation
On Fri8sy rnorrpg 23i inst. EDWARD SWAN "a
the 2iih yesr II bis sge
The friends Of the family invited b s''erf "a
funeral from, the esience 81 bis father 6gs Houston
Ct near Woosscr..t thi. sfternoon ~ O'Clock.
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THINKS in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence 81 Ane 4Houhe-
PHILADELPHIA July p lsi7
The day is intensely hot snd sultry. The re-
peasd showers OF yesterday snd the di'provs OF TIE
theory tia, Telegraph wires would decrease thunder
and h-htring have net cooled the stmospsere. We
walk IS If in a vsPoF bath.
The Princeton al ready 10 sail ibis morning and
left a. clock under the customary salaies
The case Of Pickering and others for the murder Of
the negro Anderson Wa given to the jury ist night
No verdict has been yet handed in.
The operations in our Flour msrdei SIRE very much
rss,rfctei by the light stock snd small supply lhcfc
rave been no sales today OF fresh ground which i'
held A. % 90 IS. Good Western brands sra nfmer
ara COO bbs sold az - 90 -. snd lew lots common
s,S5 Rye no sales sad Rye Flour, the ssme-the lat
ter held drmly ats So No sales Of Corn Msal--ii Is
held st3 - and so tor Pennsylvania and Brsndywine,
which are Yesterdays rates Wheat is 10 inquiry. but
holder5 are above the views miers ~ ll5 for Red.
There we're $500 bushels mixed q; l22 good article
Corn steady In price from want OF stock Pennsyvs.
MIA Yellow IL worth - cents with sales. Cotton has
been sampled pretty extensively 20 day. bit sales
were efected-hOlders firm Groceries are still active
The bulk OF cargo ct Matsnzss Mossses was sold
private terms somewhere shout - 10 ~ cents on time
sales $40 BAGS Rio Coffee At "a four and six months No
movement in Provisions prices By supported sales
eco plgs cad Missouri sold 81 o. cash, Whisky Is
hrmer NJ - cents In hlis
The stock Board 20 d. was rs6er nscuye bu, prices
fairly supported ..
Prs, Beari and 4tior-4O Union Canal. 80 80 L Bk
%. $50 : Treas Notes l05i Penn Bk. 3l3' 100 Read
cash 33i - Union Co i6i 5000 Read 6ts 81 90 100
Girard u.s. 49, so Allegheny Copper lO ltOO eisie o.
~ coo Read Bds as, 7ls LOCO donw 40 is9 State
&c. ~ $500.
S,coud Boayd and Ady-50 Girard. cash 1874; 10000
State S. 80. loOO DO, esp ~; GOO Tress Notes
lO6 Suso Cul rs. 1000 Loan De, 80, lOi,; 10000
do 6s o. 100 100 Lehich. -. 253 state S. e&p, 'YS
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TRIBUNE
SATURDAY MORNING. July q.

~ Advertisements for tbs Tritune Of Monday
oug6, 70 se IN before 10 O'Clock Saturday even
ing the Publication Once Of this paper not open on
Sundsys
Subscribers 10 the city who do not receive this paper
early hour requested ord Al the ocs.
arrangements such ensbae al the carriers
get through their before seven O'Clock Car
their
Persons wishing Tue Tribune Jeff a. their dwellings or
places o. business egulsry every morning VII pie ese
note through the Pos,.Osee. Terms, IA cents week
payable 10 the Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

THE CHtsEsE JuSE.-The civilized world has IN al
hS-s loeA-d Win great Interest upon CHINA, and The
tnness who are believed BE- The mCsi populous ard
uosi snceai inhsb.snts " his planet Cunoses from
lh-fe LAFe been solgh. for wiih sycy aud whsn OBJ
f.eli a. has generally besn he case, via gres labor
al1 A. xiea expense h4vs been treasured up 10 mu.
srams and cl0ses nsmenOs u sraage aud sngu lar
people Yet more curious hin from thai distant part OF
The world De seen on board the Chinese Junk than
be found In ell he Museums Ia Christendom The
strange craft he Keying, named amer Chinese digni
isy with anchor t1iFtJ feet long IL rare spectacle
behold, and ono afoFdirg rare treat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

~ Lzies With t,-ir hn rS0nes will 1ocs To ~ W
ieuu hit nernacu well q, th@ naue. re~ srt
1taresng cdrO.rs o. witness tne "a 'rrh n-r ru-
s-ces th,t tate pRcc 8. Tr' ca To- Crrrer - be-
Or beans exhibition of ths shakers 9Th chsse Fsrcs
Nv DE CfaruRns are an0ug the Sat u srscans Ia les
"A chidren can 20 az attended by geul-mco VIII pr
rec, .afey during the day. Perorrsncts n ne evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
BV THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ Mr. Walker. Secretary Of the Treasury IS
ia phllsde'pi j.. on bio way - Rots~sy. aeChn'oek
Young Chef Clerk ses Secretary during hs Aesenee
~ Hon ELISHA WHlrrtEsEY, o. ono Wao
hss aiely accepted ihe ooe OF General AGENT OF 119
EashHst1s Nati0Hai M0srmeli SONY ms H.I'.,- -
49, - nd .n-sr.S on the 6ltiss OF bis appointment
lie has established an Olce ia the City hsi N1vfv 10
may D. found every day during ne hours OF ols1f
Under the management Of his gentleman, ~no auiliS
hs l0ug service ia Congress obtained 50 hsh fePIlS
ton for intelligence industry and probiiy. the iriers
ipr object which be has taken 10 hand cannot is
% receive 90 suspcious impulse Re 'our1 here a"sh
ing him many applications ircm respectable sources ior
sub agencies OF c0ectorsh0s Persons Ia the Different
states who may desire such agencies csa address MI
Whi,ilessy 81 tbs city Nat ln,eiligenetr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

Flour is scarce. and the supply arriving very
limited sales Howard st Flour al s. 80 and City Mills
S Is 10 amour, of 500 bbs which show an advance Ia
prices Sales 400 b5ls. Corn Meal II - safes ked
tyhests,sl IS Sales Yellow Corn a. 81 CTS. The re-
caps of Tobacco are large. and there s tsir business
doing Provisions continue extremely dull and prices
entirely nominal. Pork $40 Sl6l, and <l3i So
sales OF Bacon 10 supply retailers only At 70 tss
Lard 10 in casks and kegs No sales Of Beet, which
Ia held at $40 to SIS for Prime aud Mess. Limited sales
OF Whisky a. 2li cts ia bbls
We have he'd a very heavy shower OF ram thi'
morning
The Whlss OF Baltimore County have nominard Tor
the state Senate Nathaniel Cox, Wiham NnlIe FRANCIS
Gallagher and Meniese Cohen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
MARRIED D.

90 Tuesday The 2sth ins, in :, Anns's Church Pia
Kill Landing by Rev X 3. Van K.scca JAMES "
ANn Ff~ o' New YorF - ELIZA tNN fs.e.f.- 4
III iste Daniel D. AMMAN ID Of the former plars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

~" Florence nnidIy stOopng To PICK oat a part
IN SRA 5sewlODs fsce free from White hen the lady
presented her esfto be sssed"
Vide DTzens's DOmbey and 500.
Oh, had Mrs. ). bQi known that there sfuce which
gycs he skin nsdfsl, fe-ke beauafu white. that pons
can Tell from hsIurs. Such 10 JosEss SPANISH LiLr
WHITE. Why y ~ lsdles use eomnon cha wh-n hey
csa ger Ihls! Iii sold al 81 Chshsm-sL IVA 1ssod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

tS- A block IN Rochester known as Hydrau.
lie Buildings Was destroyed BY fire on the 2lst The
building occupied b. Bunker & Co. pail manufac
rlrsrs 7. Weads sou a oil mil, FL Pselsr &
Co sash makers and Wm Priud.e. wooden factory Ia.
IRE lSu v 10 $1,000 partially insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

On on, OF" Cas- sUcs rAisss sE.F-A msdlcsl genae-
man IN Nastags hss lately become an altered msa' 10
place Of DsteerEe. gray pair Of vhsaers aud head VI
naf, ~ hss lately spored dzrk bgsny hsksf arG csk
cnesa1l lair. respectable grocer IN Easg Broad ssy,
who's, face barren aud hsiT The palm Of IA
dJs hand, has IN pus raised hne tushy gOsLee"
and beard. lie has become tho admiration " al The
.sses' IN the nsighborLoOd Reader, they have been
benefited by 1snz Inree shilng bope VI JoSLss
Coal HAfs REsTpzArvE. Sold the sign u The Amer.
lcsa Esgie, 81 Chzstsmsl GO ttoa ard 60 Likewise"
fuJf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24


The sales of Cotton are large and at an advace
of over prices before the steamer The sales amount
today 10 over 5000 bales In Tobacco small sales snd
a quiet market The Flour MARKETS firm. sales ouOO
bbs AZ Sito 81 IL tor Ohio and Illinois. sales Of Corn
Al so ca, for mixed snd yellow s. 10 81 cts sales Whea,
NJ 20 cis which Is q decllne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

Hoes. PICS. BARROws-The natural term OF the
hogs ls Ia little known for the plain reason tina. every
mans hand is raised against him as II nc were hosts h
mani gepgis pirate and an outlaw Blu, Is related
BY Rev Gilbert White on this subject that neigbbor Of
his kepts hsfbrod Bantsm sow, who was as thick as
she was long and whose belly swep. the ground. until,
she was seventeen when she showed some tokens OF age
by the decay of her teeth and the decline OF her fertility
and was then f,tiened and killed For ten years she
produced two Ntiegs annually Of about ten and once
above twenty AZ litter. ~ moderate computation
sho was allowed have been the mother of some three
hundred pigs
The hog affords striking example Of the effects Of
cuascuston which, says the reyered and amisbie
sGthor brings man. beast and bird 10 resemblance 10
the other Thus, eunuchs have smooth, unmuscu-
lar arms, thighs and legs broad hips and beardess
chins and squeskng voices Capons have small combs
and gs and have pallid look Ike puets about the
head and barrow.hogs have small msks like sows but
II left 10 possession OF their masculine faculties IN
abridged, their tusks which they rely as the horse
his sword, grow TO immense Size. On our late
tour 10 the South, were presented with brace OF
these warike weapons, sharp-pointed as Cossacks
spear and curved Ike Turkish cmetar. They had
been brsndshed In the days Of bosrsh ygor by famous
gruntor property Of Col Huger, the accomplished and
.ndefagable Postmaster OF Charleston and were large
enough for and shaped 10 suggest their being made
into handles for horse-whips .-Skign1s FRrlers Ii
braru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

Col DAvIs.-It seems that this gaIan, officer
has refused 70 accept tae appointment OF Brgadier
enoralship, as we predicted he would Gov
Brown Of Miss when here on bis oficial ysi, 10
West Pont. stated that he shoald offer Col DAVIS
on his return the appointment Of Senator in the
place Of Speisht deceased. >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

u Country d.lers bear IL mind laal he oneinsl ard
Only ge 9Ouraats s.iaD Msdcses soap for me cur. Of
ian, pinpss recsesi worms IA he rsn, ssO-Eess red
nsss aId he Whs.s Of cgtsLeOus disorder. 10 10 bs
had Ony Or fsLIk 01g sAgDs sole cepOt 81 Waaef-
sep ifOn Gnc corner Il Broadway, Dhers may
oghsr cse5f ssoi .ol5s pfspssatio1s Remember bs
place 81 Walkers. or you Will be cheated a, numerous
cOunierfsts abroad, espeeis Ia Cort and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

FREE NAfIGArIoS or TIRE ST. LAWRENCE
On Monday night the House OF Assembly LOT Canada
psssed an Address 10 Her Majesty pray ing that the free
navigation of the 81 Lawrence be granted 10 them and
also that the Navigation Laws be repealed or at least
modified so far regards this colony There were %
AYES and only two dissenent voices. hessrl Aylwin
and Ermatinger. lhontfeh Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

u "RussELI-a Tale Of the Reign Of Charles
H." BY G. P. R JANIS Iorms No l0l Of HsFpers' L.
brary Vi Select Novels Price p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
e Col. DonIphan in Danger of being shot!

Col. Benton at his speech atSt. Louis on the re-
ception of Col Doniphsn said
have said that you made your long expedition with
out Government ordcrs-and 90 indeed you dlo. lou
received no orders from your Government out "taVI'
knowing H. you fulfilling Us orders-ordeIs "hlch
never reached you.
" subordipa,es are not presumed 20 know the in,en'
ton of their superors end by venturng b exceed MS
instructions Lieut. Hunter land Why not Col. Doni'
phan y might have deranged plans upon which fe"ee IL
self was directly dependent
In any service but ours he would unQuestonaoy
have been shot and beyond oil doubt If there be any
value In military subordinsti0n, he richly deserved ths
extreme punishment
These two dicta are from the pen OF one who
ike Col. Benton was once in the regular army
who. like him, for oil we know TO the contrary
might have been now one Of the Msior-General'
by regular promotion had he remained in the ser
vice-who like him, preferred an application Tor
position where his unquestoned military abilities
might be seen to the greatest advantage and who
like him. was destined to be disappointed.
Here u.s. therefore. balance OF authorities The
one Colonel lauds al act 10 the skies Tor which The
other Colonel would see the actor sk0ti Where
doctors disagree, who shall decide ? particularly
where both are equal in scientific reputation.
One evidently has more Of the Roman about hin
than the other-ii Roman stories be BOT apocrypha
which tell us of subordinates capitally punished
for taking cities or oycrrunning countries without
permission from their commanders and Roman
examples 90 a great way now with US. We rol
lo annex the wise it call with equal success an,
would be able to defend our robberies with equa
plausbiity
We are rather disposed to agree with the Romal
Colonel and allow the offender 10 be d" shot
man who anticipates the action OF Marcy or
Perry. deserves no less Beside the punishmel
will have tendency to encourage the others, p
the reason assigned by Voltaire for the sacrifice @
Admiral Byng by the English Government. An
/ one thing S certain: Ii Col Doniphsn be shot D.
will subdue no more countTies-and we shall ind
dificultto take care Of those we have already sub
/ dued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

DR BLAyEMAN's PEcroRAL MIXTURE For ssson'i.
ing cures OF consumption, colds coughs hoarfene's,
throsL and every affection OF the liver srd lungs
effected through The use OF Or. Blskemaus Pecsolsl
Mixture read advertisement and certificates Il he hrg
respccnhility on another psse headed No lIambug'
jyi5 1hSrusw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

DYSPEPSIA BRONCHITIS AND RrEvNArIsN.-Wci sse
pleasure in directing attention 70 Advertisement, re
ssr5.ng remarkable cure Of these affecting disorders
by ~ CImIsrIEs GAIyANlc BxLr AND NECKLACE.
lti. worthy attentive psra,sl Sole Agency IN Nes.
York for the genuine srt.ces lS2 Broadway. Beware
Of drug stores rs many OF tbom keep eounierieiJs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

ISQUEsr.-CoronerW alters was yesterday call
ed to hold inques, Al Mulberry st upon the body
Of David Demse aged - years who came 10 his death
by ntemperancc and exposure Verdict accordingly.
Also A. the of South and Walnut sts upon
body which found floating In the East River. Yer
dict-desth by drowning. Also, AZ 50 Westst upon
the body Of Ar unknown man, native of Germany
eyed about 40 years who found floating IN the
North River Verdlct-death by drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24
Busincss Notices.

"RlcHELIEv" DnNoNDPoSrrD GoLo PFss
public be NJ determined 10 treat With oonterps bose who
SIRE decry,ng the Rcteiieu" Pen he rsil ari'os wi
conu1ue u be found q V SsyAGrs % Fuitco-.t ard
uowhsreese Zee $. AMI cQla 10 those sold Tor - So
elsewhere Oiher Peas from 75ct. % a So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

DR KELIINegK's LiNiMENr.-Ths proPiietors Will FOR.
fe Uoo 10 Any per.cn persons from dsSnee nhsy
fail to ss. he sangun- expectations "a re slou
It's wonderiu curative elects. snd will give larger Prohs
,hsn any other article now before the public y@e Jlsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

the Rochester Advertiser that the IMPORT Of the loss Of the
schooner MereheEi on Lake Superior in tremendous
gale on the 18Th ult hsS been confirmed she had on
board seven passengers and g crew Of seven. Cspt
Brown Of The swallow. commanded her. -Four Of the
passengers we're in the employ Of the National Mnins
Co; their names are J IA Woods AID z. Gregory Of
Pontiac. Michigan L. c. Smith and Geo Howard Of
Norwalk Ohio. Her freight was for various Mining
Companies 81 several points Of the Lake
The Merchant left the salt On the 2lh " June for
LAuse-the gale occurred the nsNt dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

"JAHR's NEW MANsAL. We once more call
attention 70 tsis invaluable Manual Ct Homeopathic
Medicine Of which the lOh psr ass asi BEEN lad upon
our table This number completes the f-st voume Of
lie work which contains rne hundred sna forty hree
pages OF close matter and gives most thorough &C
count OF hundred and forty I've distinct remecies-
The second volume vii be commenced in1neciAiely-
Or Aerrinss preface the whole VII b iisu7d IN
isw days srsus wm Rsdde, publisher, S22 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

Com PlNs-The cheapest ard best In the eiy sF- SOD
by >. W GSrAroN Co n cedsrit They have sl kni,,
and r 8 So you may buy OF them any Nod " PEG 'hA1
can be had anywhere else Tor =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

ARRIVALS AT QUEBEc.-This year 10 18th inst
S2sl4. and on the 18th, ships Goish Liverpool 81
passenger Chss. Richards, Sligo, rs DO RosAnnA
Cook. 95i do. Thistle, Liverpool, $40 Dc; Zsbulou'
Cbarlo,ts Town % do-total 536J7 passengers sinse
navigation opened. Thryone iiei OF fever a. Mon
tresl on the 2Qth.
me British brgofwsr Daring arrived d, 81 John. y.
r. on d inst COMMANDED BY son Of So Robert Peel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

\ PnSTUL Casa besutiial young woman
apparently s5ou, p years Of age aud who gave her
name Is Mary ann Lott Bat subsequently, IS Caiharine
Morse vas aksa up Ia The upper part Of TIE City few
days since IL state Of insanity srd carried 70 !eer
sou Market Police Court shs states that she q from
Borasutozn Nsw-Jersey where her mother Al present
resides She had in her Possession some &c 10 cash
aud from information derived IRON hersclL trunk
6ed with very vslua5s clothing was found II ise hotel
where she stopped she il abcui feet high, AMI rather
deIcsely formed with dark hair and eyes and hss eer
tsny cultivated mind from her c0nTersation al umes
when seems 10 have regained her throne as
may We trust, oe the means Of restoring her % her
fTisssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-24

~ HENRI QEArREi or, tie Days Of the
Lesgue- In Two volumes second edition Il published
b. the Hsrpers . cents per volume N paper covers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25
Romance in Reaii.ife.

\ correspondent of the " oolville Republican
,vr.sng from Carrollton. Miss. says
.avc hcea amused by the narration Of I very
novel sarape. the parties concerned nov hsing
II this country.
Some forty years sg,. two poor Young neop'e
tecsne mutually enmored IN the State cf VIZ
gna. ana pighted their t-oth aut VOWS OF nm
changing love. Prudence forbade their union,
ans He in order 10 secure decent living fer his
lady love, left the houe Of his youth to seeh his
fortune among strangers--t correspondence
VS. kept up between Them for some time. bat
her par nts were uverse 70 the match, They
moved frem Virginia TO western state, ana he
lost s. zht of her, Years rolled on. he wrote Va
nous letters Of inquiry to various points seeking
information Of his chosen one, her pen was silent
by the stern nan..ate Of parental authority
Iea.s Io'led on and the traces Of early afirc
ton were partially obliterated. He married in
The lana Of his adoption, and she compelled
by Overwhelming circumstances 10 othe same,
Zach raised = family, ana both lost their mates.
He then again resumed iis search for his long
absent P,aeione-ana ~ chance heard she
a view III the large Stat. OF Aiississiqq i.-lc
wrote 70 tie clerks Of the courts Of the several
Counties iuaariug of hey, and finally heard Of
her being here. lie thcn wrote 10 know
II 4 visit from him would be agreeable 10 her:
il was answered sffirma;irely, and he came from
the city Of Baltimore. lie is now CT, and she
CO. lie is wealthy an! she is in moderate cir
eumslanees, both are hale AMI stout; and HEY
met after separation Of / years they were
overPoweraa by the the tide Of feeling end afIec-
ton, and they embraced in The most cordial man
ner known IN civilized soci-tv-Ihev now PRO